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The London Hospital, Whitechapel: viewed from the north, across Whitechapel Road. Engraving by J.-B.-C. Chatelain and W.H. Toms, 1753, after W. Bellers, 1752, after B. Mainwaring, 1751.

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Lettering: To his grace William duke of Devonshire, president, & the rest of the governors; this view of the London Hospital in White Chapel Road ...
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Title: The London Hospital, Whitechapel: viewed from the north, across Whitechapel Road. Engraving by J.-B.-C. Chatelain and W.H. Toms, 1753, after W. Bellers, 1752, after B. Mainwaring, 1751.
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Lettering: To his grace William duke of Devonshire, president, & the rest of the governors; this view of the London Hospital in White Chapel Road .

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