Ruffianly Policeman Finish:Single With a view of St

With a view of St Paul's Cathedral on the horizon

and appear in the balconies above each section

with overseas customers including Henry Ford and a number of Indian Maharajahs

A cart fords Hackney Brook which crosses Mare Street

Ruffianly Policeman Finish:Single With a view of St'Ruffianly Policeman', 1866. 'About to Perpetrate a Brutal and Dastardly Assault on the People.' A member of the police force, a slight and rather genteel looking man, with blood streaming from a wound in his head, about to launch 'a brutal and dastardly attack' on the mass of armed ruffians with his truncheon. This shows the potential inadequacy of the force in the face of a mass uprising. The cartoon relates to the great riot in Hyde Park during