Turning the Tables Finish:Rolled seen through a section of

seen through a section of the monument proposed to be erected in his memory

'A Princely Ambassador'

in Church Street

Mr Samuel Plimsoll was pursuing his fight against the often deliberate overloading and subsequent loss of ships and crews

View of a rat catcher holding a cage of rats which is being attacked by a dog

Turning the Tables Finish:Rolled seen through a section of'Turning the Tables', 1887. The Lord Chancellor yawns as he queries why the House of Commons is not getting on with its business. If this goes on, he warns, then it will have to be the Commons that will be abolished. Mr Speaker is on the left with all the Bills for the coming session under his arm. This cartoon accompanies a poem of the same name that says that the practice of debating the opening address to Parliament takes up valuable time that