Eight engravings of the ruins occasioned by the great fires in Edinburgh on the 15th, 16th & 17th Nov. 1824
By: etched by W.H. Lizars
Contributors: Browne, James, 1793-1841
Publisher: Published for the benefit of the sufferers and sold by A. Constable & Co.
Published: 1824
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Subjects: Fires; Pictorial works; History
Notes: Title and imprint from wrapper.

Final two plates (transfer lithographs) unsigned.

Reproductions of drawings by James Browne Hall. Cf. dealer's catalog.
Table of contents: title: [1] Preparations for pulling down the Great Gable, Friday evening 19th Novr.; title: [2] Remnant of the Great Gable the highest in Edinr. from the Cowgate at one o'clock on Saturday 20th Novr.; title: [3] View from the old fishmarket close; title: [4] Appearance of the ruins on the eastern side of the Parliament Square the instant after the mines were sprung at noon on Saty. 20th Novr. 1824; title: [5] General view of the ruins Friday 19th Novr. 1824; title: [6] State of the Parliament Square at day-break of Wednesday the 17th Novr. 1824; title: [7] In the Old Assembly Close 17th Novr. 1824; title: [8] Con's Close 17th Novr. 1824 spot where three men were crushed to death.