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Bedford Row

Great Peter Street

and a parasol

Foreign trips were very popular during the mid Victorian period and the point Mr Punch is making is that the foreigners make their fortunes out of the tourist industry through a system of ruthless overcharging

Synonymous St George the Martyr Bedford Row'Synonymous', 1876. Two very unwomanly women are to be found sitting in the pews of the Chapel Royal that are reserved for Members of Parliament only. In Punch's view, the prospect of such a sight explains why women were still not eligible to stand for parliament. From Punch, or the London Charivari, January 27, 1876.

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