Lincolns Inn Court of Chancery Lane London
The imposing façade of the Court of Chancery, which saw many cases including in 1829 the case of Lewis v Davis concerning the shearing machine patent. A few years later the court authorised the sale of William Lewis's properties at Brimscombe.
Engraving of Lincolns Inn Court of Chancery, London.
PublicationImage or PrintDateSourceGoogle Books/Old and New London/1880Link