A view in St Paul's Churchyard on a windy day Size:S: 36 x 28cm petty criminals or prostitutes in

petty criminals or prostitutes in the part of the building used as a house of correction

still as the King's Weigh House Chapel

Chislehurst

View of boats moored on the River Thames at Bankside

Gateway of the school with a a monk in Carthusian habit

A view in St Paul's Churchyard on a windy day Size:S: 36 x 28cm petty criminals or prostitutes in'A view in St Paul's Churchyard on a windy day', 1740. Col Dalmahoy in a remarkable wig makes a pass at a young woman. The barber's boy has dropped wig boxes marked Dr Rock, Mr Dalmahoy (both of whom were well known quacks) and Mr Ibbetson. On the right, passers by hold on to their wigs and hats. In the background is St Paul's Cathedral. The lower margin contains a verse.