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The 'Blind Beggar' Public House on Whitechapel Road in Mile End

An upholstered wooden chair appears behind the sitter

George Cohen

View of Dr Johnson's door and staircase

Carved oak compartments in the ceiling of the Court of Star Chamber in the Palace of Westminster

Portrait of John Fortescue Aland (1670-1746) Finish:Stretched The 'Blind Beggar' Public HouseHalf length in legal robes and wig. Inscribed below: 'IOHN LORD FORTESCUE. Pubd. July 12 1800 by S. Harding 127 Pall Mall.' In pencil lower right '1 ' John Fortescue Aland was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1711. Original: stipple engraving. 1800

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Portrait of John Fortescue Aland (1670-1746) Finish:Stretched The 'Blind Beggar' Public House

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