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stucco; and the latter of a layer of similar brick, covered with stucco, and
resting upon a mass of stucco and rubble. The construction of the pavement
is made visible by a deep hole at the end near the window, where the spring
is continually flowing up; and in pursuing our inquiries among those
persons best calculated to satisfy them, we were told by a gentleman
connected with the management of the estate, who had had a portion of the
pavement purposely removed, that the rubble was of that peculiar character
well known among architects as Roman."
MRS. CRUPl'S IIOUSI.
From a photograph i.v T. W.
Mrs. Crupp's house photographed by T. W. Tyrell
Dickens zal zo'n twintig jaar zijn geweest toen hij van dit bad gebruik
maakte. Hij woonde toen in de Cecil Street en dat is minder dan een
steenworp afstand van Sü'and Lane. Overigens is de Buckingham Street
