File:The prison in the clock-tower of the Palace of Westminster.jpg

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Engraving from The Illustrated London News (1880)

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English: The prison in the clock-tower of the Palace of Westminster.

The room in the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster, where prisoners in custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms are confined, and which Mr. Bradlaugh occupied till his liberation next day, accompanied by one or both his two daughters, is also shown among these sketches. The room is one of the ordinary upper chambers of that Gothic edifice, plainly but commodiously furnished; only the window is barred. Mr. Bradlaugh is seen writing at a desk, while Miss Bradlangh is at the tea-table, preparing to give him a cup of tea; his private secretary or literary assistant is at another desk working.

(from The Illustrated London News, July 3 1880. Vol 77, № 2144, page 6)
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Source The Illustrated London News, July 3 1880. Vol 77, № 2144 (cover)
Author Unknown
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