Former Monestary of the English Benedictine Congregation, 269 Saint-Jaques Street

Former Monestary of the English Benedictine Congregation, 269 Saint-Jaques Street

Former Commandery of the Brothers of Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas 254, Saint-Jacques Street

Former Commandery of the Brothers of Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas 254, Saint-Jacques Street

Rouen, 36 Saint-Patrice Street

Rouen, 36 Saint-Patrice Street

Old Hotel, 79 Saint-Sauveur Street (2nd)

Hôtel de Fleury, 28 Saint-Pères Street

Hôtel de Fleury, 28 Saint-Pères Street

Rouen, House, 74 Saint Romain Street

Cabaret de la Croix d'Or, 54 Saint-André-des-Arts Street

La Belle Gabrielle and the Saint-Vincent Street at Montmartre

Fleury Hotel (1768), Civil Engineering, 28 Saint-Pères Street

On the Street of St. Michel, Paris

Former Hôtel de Jumilhac, 12 de L'Abeé Gregoiré Street

Court, 53 St. André-des-Arts Street

Hôtel Laporte de Serincourt, 34 Sainte-Anne Street

Hôtel Laporte de Serincourt, 34 Sainte-Anne Street

The Archives, 60 Francs-Bourgeois Street

Town house of Trudon, 52 l'Arbre Sec Street

Hotel Marquis of Ecquevilly, 60 Turenne Street

Waisenstraße 18 (called "Bullenwinkel"), Next to the Passage New Friedrich Street

British soldiers in Divis Street in the Catholic area of Belfast

CARICATURES OF THE DAY 20: THE SUBSCRIBER FROM INDUSTRY. (The Cashier) your name? ( The Subscriber) Mr. Filenfin, manufacturer of incombustible textiles, keeps [here] everything relating to his estate at 395, rue St. Denis, put in 75 hundred [for me] (aside) minus philanthropy and advertising!!!

French Types 4: The public scribe: The public scribe is the confidant of chambermaids, the poet for cooks, the amourous interpreter for soldiers and the jurisconsult of caretakers. His calling is the final refuge for defective educations and fashions the invalids of literature