Southwark Cathedral, London baptist chapel as well as horse drawn

as well as horse drawn carriages passing around the square

The figure of the 'boy at Pie Corner' off Giltspur Street

imprisoned in the Tower of London

The image is a satire on Wellington's lavish expenditure and trifling domestic economies

The statues of the giants Gog and Magog are visible at the far end

Southwark Cathedral, London baptist chapel as well as horse drawnSouthwark Cathedral, London, 1831. South west view of the new transept in Southwark Cathedral. Southwark Cathedral was originally the priory church of St Mary Ovarie. In 1539, at the Reformation, the Priory was supressed and it became the parish church of St Saviour, Southwark. In 1897 St Saviour became Southwark Cathedral.