Living London: Its Work and Its Play, Its Humour and Its Pathos, Its Sights and Its Scenes. E-book. Formato PDF George Robert Sims   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Market prologue Early Morning M'i'dnight london awakes Out all Night Late and Early At 4 a. M. In Covent Garden Market. Morning Toilet (trafalgar Square) Rest before Work Outside the Mansion House, 9 am. IN london barracks Sentry g-o Sounding Reveille (chelsea) Married Quarters (chelsea) An Officer's Quarters (the Tower) Recreation Room (wellington Barracks). Selling a Deserter's Kit Officers at Mess (the Tower) A Soldier's Pass Asleep marrying london A Salxation Army Wedding A Bicycle I edding A Wedding of Ten Couples (walworth) A Wedding of Five Couples (hoxton) A Fashionable Wedding (st Paul's, Knightsbridge) A jewish Wedding russia IN east london Russian Newspaper Seller In the Ghetto Bank The Russians' Post Office: Exterior and Interior Russians in East London The Free Russian Library Inscription on Library Door Russian letter-i'riter In an east-end Russian Restaurant AT the front door At her Ladyship' s F ront Door. 'i he King and Queen Leaxing Buckinghahi Palace. The Bride Goes Away A Happy Little Group Back from Shopping A Move in Slumopolis. King Baby. Murder! Good bye, Mother. The house OF commons The Speaker's Procession Hats Off, Strangers A Reporters' Room in the Press Gallery Members and Visitors in the Outer Lobby An oltender at the Bar Tea on the Terrace In the Smoking Room: The Division Hell Rings Who Goes Home 3 MY ladv's afternoon IN london Bond Street 4 pm. An Afternoon Call At the Manicurist's Polo Playing (ranelagh) Ladies' Driving Competition (ranelagh)

Mary Jane Married / Tales of a Village Inn. E-book. Formato PDF George R. Sims   -  Ionlineshopping.Com, 2019  - 

A sequel to Sims's earlier Mary Jane's Memoirs (1887): the narrator heroine and her husband now run The Stretford Arms, with its variety of interesting guests and their experiences.  

Dagonet Abroad. E-book. Formato PDF George R. Sims   -  Ionlineshopping.Com, 2019  - 

PREFACE If ‘Dagonet Abroad’ is found to be mainly a record of personal adventure, my excuse must be that I have always endeavoured to attend to my own business and leave other people’s alone. I have described the cities and peoples of Europe entirely from my own personal observation. In no instance have I described a country without visiting it. I trust that this admission will not in any way injure my reputation as a traveller, or as a journalist.