The mouth of the Holebourne, where it finds the Thames as the Fleet Ditch, London Size:S: 60 x 45cm commonly known as Fishmongers' Almshouses

commonly known as Fishmongers' Almshouses

staff are busy at work in the kitchen and there is an area for meat preparation

An engraving from volume I of The War with the South : a History of the Late Rebellion

Inscribed: 'Particularitez des jambes & cuisses racourcies

and 'Smilax bryoniae nigrae folijs caule spinoso

The mouth of the Holebourne, where it finds the Thames as the Fleet Ditch, London Size:S: 60 x 45cm commonly known as Fishmongers' AlmshousesThe mouth of the Holebourne, where it finds the Thames as the Fleet Ditch, London, 1926 1927. The picture shown is under the Blackfriars Railway bridge. From Wonderful London, volume II, edited by Arthur St John Adcock, published by Amalgamated Press (London, 1926 1927).