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A "Modern Hell," or Fashionable Gaming House
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Road to a Fight, Plate 2
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
The Hon. Tom Dashkall & his Cousin Bob, in the Lobby at the Drury Lane Theatre
Anonymous, British, 19th century
after 1822
A Private Turn-Up, in the Drawing Room of a Noble Marquis
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Road to a Fight, Plate 2
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
The New Treasury, Whitehall
Thomas Hosmer Shepherd
February 23, 1828
The Country Squire taking a peep at Charley's Theatre Westminster, where the performers are of the Old School
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Waterloo Place and Part of Regent Street
William Tombleson
March 1, 1828
Billingsgate. Tom & Bob taking a Survey after a Night's Spree
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Tom & Bob at a real Swell Party
William Heath ('Paul Pry')
after 1822
Southwark Bridge, From Bankside
William Wallis
July 28, 1827
The Bank of England
William Tombleson
March 31, 1827
Blue Ruin. Tom & Bob tasting Thompson's Best
Isaac Robert Cruikshank
after 1822
Tom & Bob among the Coster Mongers at a Donkey Cart Race
Anonymous, British, 19th century
after 1822
Blue Ruin. Tom & Bob tasting Tompson's Best
Isaac Robert Cruikshank
April 25, 1822
Fives Court. Tom & Bob Studying Real Life among the Millers
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Hyde Park. Tom and his Cousin, dashing among the Pinks in Rotten Row
Henry Thomas Alken
after 1822
Macclesfield Bridge, Regents Park, for "Metropolitan Improvements"
Robert Acon
June 16, 1827