The Curiosity Shop
Lee JacksonOccasional random jottings of a Victorianist, from Lee Jackson.
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Toilets, pickpockets and Beefeaters
THE TOWER
Sir, - Few strangers leave town without paying a visit to the Tower, and every one must be struck with the incivility and want of accommodation therein. Upon entering the gates this afternoon I found some hundreds of persons, mal...
Gray's Inn Lane
The sun is up again, and we will look a little farther west. Let us examine what in Stow's time was the pleasant path "leading to the fields towards Highgate and Hampstead," and which is now called, as it was then, Gray's-inn-lane. The cour...
Police and prostitutes
Sir, - I wish I could prevail upon you to walk up the Haymarket some evening. Whether you are young and handsome, or old and ugly, will matter not; you will, in either case, be received with terms of endearment, and will be embraced...
Going to Highbury Barn
Passing on, I found to my surprise, the quiet of Highbury Place was being much disturbed, its semi-rural aspect greatly disfigured by a variety of groups of people more or less advanced in the various stages of intoxication. From the moving...
Saint Monday
On Monday everything is in favour of the great unwashed holding holiday. They are refreshed by the rest of the previous day; the money received on the Saturday is not all spent; and those among them who consign their best suits to the custo...
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Lee Jackson, Victorianist, historian, author of 'Dirty Old London' (Yale, 2014), 'Palaces of Pleasure' (Yale, 2019); 'Dickensland' (Yale, September 2023)
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