One of the four Inns of Court in London, England

Oliver Goldsmith : his tomb in the inner churchyard of the Temple in London. Wood engraving.

A fashionably dressed young man pays a visit to his friend in the Temple, but the friend claims he cannot receive him as has a male visitor, concealing the fact that has a woman in his chambers. Etching, 1803.

volumes : frontispiece (volumes 2 doubled facsimiles), illustrations, plates, portraits ; 29 cm

A calendar of the Inner Temple records / edited by F.A. Inderwick.

1 print : wood engraving ; image 8.8 x 8 cm

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A calendar of the Inner Temple records / edited by F.A. Inderwick.

A fashionably dressed young man pays a visit to his friend in the Temple, but the friend claims he cannot receive him as has a male visitor, concealing the fact that has a woman in his chambers. Etching, 1803.

A calendar of the Inner Temple records / edited by F.A. Inderwick.

Oliver Goldsmith : his tomb in the inner churchyard of the Temple in London. Wood engraving.