Scenes in London, No. 1

Now my dear, what can I do for you today?

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Scenes in London, No. 2

This way if you please Sir.

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Scenes in London, No. 3

Vat do you think I'm agoing to Drink that ere Coffee vithout lump Sugar? No!

Scenes in London, No. 4

Ah that's the way the People's money is Squand'red

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Scenes in London, No. 5?

I say Watchman, do I look as if I was drunk? Drunk! no ye'r only a little bit Tosticated or so.

Scenes in London, No. 9

How does it fit behind? Exquisite!! Exquisite!!!

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Scenes in London, No. 10

Come—move on there!

Scenes in London, No. 12

Come just drop that ere again my Tulip. Vy? Vy do you call yourself the rig'lar dustman?

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Scenes in London, No. 17

This vont do Marm, I vants another Tanner

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Scenes in London, No. 18

Vy vot's the use of looking, don't I tell ye! my fare's Eighteen Pence.

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Scenes in London, No. 19

I shant go out of this House, till I gets my money!

Scenes in London, No. 20

Beg pardon Sir but—
What?

Scenes in London, No. 21

I want seven Shillings on them things.
Eh? what is there? Pair Bellows, set of fire Irons, Saw, 2 pr shoes, hat, umbrella, coat, 2 gowns, and a Shawl. I'll make it eighteen pence for you.

Scenes in London, No. 24

Buy a Broom?

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Scenes in London, No. 26

Waiter, what have you got today?

Haunch of Venison Sir. Boiled Turkey, Roast Veal and Ham, Roast Pork, Boiled Fowls, Roast & Boiled Beef

What Vegetables?

Asparagus, Sea Kale, Brocoli, French Beans, Greens, & Potatoes

Oh, then I'll take a Small plate of boiled Beef and a Potato!

Scenes in London, No. 27

Come Mister Lankey you drop that Dump, or else—I'll make you, now!!

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Scenes in London, No. 33

Pray Sir are you the Gentleman vot lets out the Boats?

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Scenes in London, No. 34

Is this here Ring gold, Sir?
cos I've jest found it!

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Scenes in London, No. 35

Lor Mister Spregs who'd have thought of seeing you here! we have been to Ashley's theatre

I hope you was entertained mum.

Oh yes, but I like's the 'orses best!!!

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Scenes in London, No. 36

What you'r going it again young Gentleman! now if I catches you a-stoppin out all Night again, I'm blowed if ever you cut up another Cheese in my Shop. & that's coming to the pint.

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Scenes in London, No. 37

Ah! Sally I never look at that Picture but it puts me in mind of my poor dear Wife! that's dead & gone.

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Scenes in London, No. 38

There's a pretty fellow! strike a Woman! you call yourself a Man don't you?

Scenes in London, No. 41

Give us a penorth o Bakke Missus.

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Scenes in London, No. 42

What are you going to have a drop of?

Vy I thinks I'll have a glass of Vine!

Will yer? then let's have a Couple o'Glasses of—a Red, young one!
[last line faint, hard to make out]

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Scenes in London, No. 44

You'd better go by the rig'lar Cutch! vy ve bever Stops in the Dilly a minute!

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Scenes in London, No. 45

I say Old Boy lend us a Sovereign will ye? I'm rather short to Night, I'll give it you again.

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Scenes in London, No. 46

I beg pardon Sir but ant your back very cold?

Cold—! no—why?

Because all your Shirt is up round your Neck like!

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Scenes in London, No. 47

How dare you knock at my door eh?

please Sir I couldn't help it

Scenes in London
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Your Honour's Boots.

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Scenes in London
(no number)

The Post boy yr. Honour.

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Scenes in London
(no number)

Vot! have you von all they?
Vy blow your luck!!

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Scenes in London
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Who's that Puppy staring at? Lor my dear how should I know.

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(uncoloured, age toned)