<p>The ruins of the 1882 fire that swept through the lower half of Kingston, Jamaica.
</p><p>The pictures are numbered, but they're numbered slightly oddly, so the following description also gives the location of each picture, as well as a little extra information for those not viewing at full size.
</p><p><b>Top row:</b> <i>Left (2)</i>,  the view from the Royal Mail Steam-Ship Company's Wharf. <i>Centre (1),</i> Peter-lane, from Barry-street, looking south. <i>Right (3),</i> In Harbour Street. 
</p><p><b>Second Row:</b> <i>Left (4)</i>, German Synagoue, Orange-street. Note the lack of roof. <i>Right (5)</i>, Harbour-street from King-street. 
</p><p><b>Third row:</b> <i>Left (7)</i>, Ruins from McDonald's Wharf, King-street.  <i>Centre (6)</i>, Portuguese Synagogue, from Princess-street. Take a close look, especially at the left side, near the burned tree: The whole back of it is destroyed. <i>Right (8)</i>, Water-lane, from King-street. The sign on the left building advertises Christmas Cards and Toys, in the somewhat blunt Victorian fashion.
</p><p><b>Bottom Row:</b> <i>Left (9)</i>, Princess-street, from Port Royal-street, looking north. Note the sky visible through the windows. <i>Right (10)</i>, Peter-lane, from Town-street.
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<bdi><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Thomas_Sulman" class="extiw" title="w:en:Thomas Sulman"><span title="British engraver">Thomas Sulman</span></a>
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The Illustrated London News