Maitland's Ward Plan of Cheap Author(s)_Justin of Caesarea an 'ineffectual' militia dressed in

an 'ineffectual' militia dressed in black (with white ties) and armed with camping knives

This is the Camaldolese hermitage near Lanzo Torinese in Piedmont (which is visible on the hillside to the left)

and books on the Yeomen of the Guard and Chelsea Hospital (1851 and 1852)

centred on Trafalgar Square

Maitland's Ward Plan of Cheap Author(s)_Justin of Caesarea an 'ineffectual' militia dressed inCheap Ward with its Divisions into Parishes according to a New Survey This ward plan of Cheap was published in the greatly expanded second edition of Maitlands History of London. Significant buildings, such as Grocers Hall, are represented pictorially on the map; views include Guildhall Chapel; with the arms of Aldermen Samuel Fludyer. Condition & Materials Copper engraving, 36. 5 x 47 cm, engraved by Benjamin Cole, centrefold and addtional vertical