Likes His Money's Worth Finish:Rolled London from the south

London from the south

spoke up in favour of a private member's bill proposing the extension of the borough franchise to £6

view of the York Common Stage Waggon with the Half Moon Tavern in the middle distance and London on the horizon

The damage was the result of a fire in August 1864

Saint Olave's

Likes His Money's Worth Finish:Rolled London from the south'Likes His Money's Worth', 1872. The discomforts of the night trains are highlighted in this cartoon. Bunks were not provided in second class and passengers had to find their comfort where they might. However, 2 12s 6d for second class travel would have been a sizeable amount in the 1870s. From Punch, or the London Charivari, October 26, 1872.