Looking into the Accounts Finish:Float frame View of two doorways on

View of two doorways on Laurence Pountney Hill

'Caution to Young Ladies who ride in Crinoline on Donkeys'

View of Daniel Defoe in the pillory at Temple Bar

Of the roof only charred beams remain

Looking into the Accounts Finish:Float frame View of two doorways on'Looking into the Accounts', 1861. Mr Bull, the representative of the British people, hangs up his coat and hat, ready for a long stint of checking the nation's finances. Mr Gladstone, perched uncomfortably on a high stool, rather like the descriptions of Dickens's Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, with a quill behind his ear, is caught in the act of closing the ledger marked 'Income Tax'. John Bull is encouraging Gladstone to take a short break so