Spy's Taken at Greenwich mb-code 1620223 c1868-1918

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Side view of Turret House

A crowd with a foppish couple in the front can be seen issuing from a chapel on the right and a house with a sign of 'The Good Woman' is on the left

View of Holly Bush Hill

Spy's Taken at Greenwich mb-code 1620223 c1868-1918'Spy's Taken at Greenwich', 1798. Mother Windsor with four of her courtesans orders her girls to arrest Shute Barrington, the Bishop of Durham and the Duke of Queensberry, for spying on young women rolling down Greenwich Hill, a holiday custom. Barrington stands in back view holding his glass. This was an attack on Barrington for his protest against opera dancers.