Description
'By which it Escapes Diphtheria during The Winter
Respectability oozes from this family
A satire on the parsimony of Lord Mayor Plumbe during his mayoralty
opened in 1769
Pictured is drummer Keith Moon smoking a cigarette in the back of a car
Another Empty Weapon Size:Large: 7 x 5in 'By which it Escapes Diphtheria'Another Empty Weapon', 1872. The notorious Republican, Sir Charles Dilke, is apprehended by a tall and manly Policeman Gladstone. Recently, Sir Charles had moved that an enquiry should be held into the present state of the Civil List. The motion was rejected by 276 votes to 2. The reference to the empty weapon relates to the royal carriage in the background. At the end of February 1872, a thanksgiving service had been held at St Paul's to celebrate
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