Portrait of George Clerk (1787-1868) Brick Court so that they can watch

so that they can watch their own forwards

The reverse is variously inscribed: printed: 'PATENTEES AND SOLE PROPRIETORS OF WOTHLYTYPE By Royal Letters Patent

the fashionable crinoline

the worse for drink after attending the anniversary dinner of the Moralization and Melioration of the Metropolitan Population Association

Portrait of George Clerk (1787-1868) Brick Court so that they can watchFull length studio portrait of Sir George Clerk of Penicuick, seated with a paper held in the right hand, resting upon a table. Clerk is half turned to the left as viewed. Printed below the image: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK, LONDON'. The reverse has various inscriptions. Printed: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK, Photographers, 55, GRACECHURCH STREET, 187a, PICCADILLY and TAVISTOCK HOUSE FULHAM ROAD LONDON.' Sir George Clerk was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in