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Illustration 31
Illustration 31 looks at the royal pew inside St. Paul's during the Thanksgiving Day service.
Illustration 32
Illustration 32 shows fire-escapes being tested at Lambeth Hill off Upper Thames Street.
Illustration 33
Illustration 33 marks the end of the Tichborne case, with the man known as the Claimant being brought to Newgate prison.
Illustration 34
Illustration 34 comes from the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race and is subtitled An Old Varsity Oar.
Illustration 35
Illustration 35 is a Good Friday scene.
Illustration 36
Illustration 36 shows skirmishers taking part in the Easter Monday volunteer review at Brighton.
Illustration 37
Illustration 37 shows the Highland Society's festival, where diners toast the Duke of Rothesay with Highland honours.
Illustration 38
Illustration 38 shows people talking over the national Budget.
Illustration 39
Illustration 39 is a picture of Arch's Cottage in the village of Barford.
Illustration 4
Illustration 4 leaves London behind for a street view in Rouen, in northern France.
Illustration 40
Illustration 40 shows a farm labourer's home at Whitnash.
Illustration 41
Illustration 41 shows an art auction in London, and pairs with Illustration 42's sale in Paris.
Illustration 42
Illustration 42 is the Paris counterpart to Illustration 41: a picture sale across the Channel.
Illustration 43
Illustration 43 shows poor children being taught at the South Metropolitan District School in Sutton.
Illustration 44
Illustration 44 is a portrait of a water-carrier at the Alhambra.
Illustration 45
Illustration 45 shows Queen Victoria with the German Empress and a royal party.
Illustration 46
Illustration 46 depicts a Royal Literary Fund dinner presided over by the King of the Belgians.
Illustration 47
Illustration 47 shows holiday crowds buying tickets for an excursion train.
Illustration 48
Illustration 48 is a springtime view of Covent Garden.
Illustration 49
Illustration 49 shows French communists living in London, linking back to the Paris scenes earlier in the set.
Illustration 5
Illustration 5 captures a crowd heading to a morning pantomime show.
Illustration 50
Illustration 50 is titled The Tower and dated 7 June 1915, decades after the twins could have picked it up in 1868.
Illustration 6
Illustration 6 shows a group of astronomers set up and waiting for an eclipse.
Illustration 7
Illustration 7 is a view of the ancient Wall of Romulus at the Porta Mugonia on Rome's Palatine Hill.