From a print published at Amsterdam.
Eight conspirators are represented, five being omitted, viz., Grant, Keyes, Digby, Rokewood, and Tresham.
Bates, as a servant, wears no hat.
The Houses of Parliament in the time of James I. [(pp. 56-7).]
Restored from the best authorities, and drawn for the author by H.W. Brewer.
Ground Plan of House of Lords and adjacent Buildings [(p. 59).]
Extracted from the "Foundation plan of the Ancient Palace of Westminster; measured, drawn and engraved by J.T. Smith" (Antiquities of Westminster, p. 125)
The House of Lords in 1807 [(p. 61).]
From J.T. Smith's Antiquities of Westminster.
This sketch, made from the east, or river, side, was taken during the demolition of the buildings erected against the sides of the Parliament House. These were put up previously to the time when Hollar made his drawing of the interior (temp. Charles II.), which shows the walls hung with tapestry, the windows having been blocked up.