Political Chess Finish:Float frame Interior view of Almack's Assembly

Interior view of Almack's Assembly Rooms

In the centre a man wearing steam driven boots has ground to a halt

'Fatal effects of gluttony

interior of the haberdasher's shop with the dandy cutting a length of cloth for two women wearing oversized bonnets

Two interior views of the refuge for the destitute at Whitecross Street Prison

Political Chess Finish:Float frame Interior view of Almack's Assembly'Political Chess', 1887. Charles Parnell and WH Smith at the chess board; Smith, on the right, says Check and Parnell, his hand to his forehand, scans the pieces and says Confound him. It will soon be 'Mate', I fear; Parnell was unpopular at the time owing to a forged letter in the Times which accused him of approving the Phoenix Park murders in Dublin.