A Voice from the Spirit-Woolsack jug 'A Recorder on his pilgrimage'

'A Recorder on his pilgrimage'

Panoramic view of the City of London showing the area between St Antholin (no longer in existance) and St Dunstan in the East with Southwark

including a mounted guard

Hulme's is the orange car in the foreground

A Voice from the Spirit-Woolsack jug 'A Recorder on his pilgrimage''A Voice from the Spirit Woolsack', 1865. Two men riding on a flying banjo. Flying with them is a violin, a tambourine, accordion, a bell, and trumpet. A hand appears holding the letter A. This cartoon illustrates the views of the disgruntled and departed occupants of the Woolsack at a measure that was seen to lower Equity 'to a vulgar level'. Spiritualism was an increasingly popular pastime in the mid Victorian period, and here Punch manages to