The Four Times of the Day Noon 1738 Frame:natural in their rambles and sprees

in their rambles and sprees through the Metropolis'

in the West End

as St Paul's Cathedral is shown complete with its spire which was destroyed by lightning in 1561

Northumberland House & Whitehall from the North Side of Trafalgar Square

All three sisters became involved in militant suffragette activity and supported the Pankhurst-led Women's Social and Political Union

The Four Times of the Day Noon 1738 Frame:natural in their rambles and spreesThe Four Times of the Day, Noon'. Engraving. Exterior scene probably Hog Lane, London, which is now part of Charing Cross Road. The scene combines a group of people coming out of the French Chapel, Soho on the right with a group of people eating and drinking in the tavern on the left. It shows the Huguenot congregation emerging from the French Church in Soho. The Huguenot refugees who arrived in the 1680s used it as their first place of worship.