The Four Times of the Day Noon 1738 Frame:white On the right is Lambeth

On the right is Lambeth waterfront

A number of figures can be seen on the street including a policeman

The men seen here soon became unavailable for construction work

(1820-1821) a work which was issued in monthly parts from October 1820 to July 1821

The Four Times of the Day Noon 1738 Frame:white On the right is LambethThe 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.