Akalees (Indian warriors) Finish:Float frame A chimney-sweep's boy eating a

A chimney-sweep's boy eating a piece of bread and holding a brush

with pigs in pens in part of old Smithfield Market

View looking west of Barbican (Street) from the end of Red Cross Street and Golden Lane

momentarily distracted

which had a reputation for rowdiness and wild behaviour

Akalees (Indian warriors) Finish:Float frame A chimney-sweep's boy eating a'Akalees', (Indian warriors), 1844. Bearded Indian men in traditional costume with curl toed shoes, rings round their necks and elaborate headdresses. Two of the men hold decorated rifles. The Akalees were a group of fierce Indian soldiers, their name derived from the god Akal.