St Paul's Cathedral, City of London Finish:10-pack An appropriate emblem for the

An appropriate emblem for the triumphal arch of the new palace - dedicated to the poor penny-less-priest-ridden and paralysed John Bull

Two chimney-sweeps

showing two ladies wearing excessively large hats encountering difficulties in attempting to pass through the side of the arches of Temple Bar

an rows of terraced houses line the square

St Paul's Cathedral, City of London Finish:10-pack An appropriate emblem for theSt Paul's Cathedral, City of London, 1710. Sheet from William Morgan's map, London Actually Survey'd, first published in 1682. It carries the following views: on the left, the south prospect of the Royal Exchange and the south prospect of the Guildhall; on the right, the statue of Charles II from Stocks Market; in the centre, a south elevation of St Paul's Cathedral. Wren's design for the dome was kept a secret, so Morgan was obliged to use his