Queen Victoria at the Guildhall banquet, London Oliver Cromwell being a correct representation of

being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us

View of Rogers' Almshouses which were erected on the north side of Hart Street in the early seventeenth century under a bequest made by Robert Rogers

View of Shillibeer's first omnibus drawn by three horses

With another basket and spade in front of him and a bell on the floor behind him

Queen Victoria at the Guildhall banquet, London Oliver Cromwell being a correct representation ofQueen Victoria at the City banquet at the Guildhall banquet, London, 1837. The queen stands in the centre; rays of light seem to emanate from her, perhaps an attempt to make her seem somehow divine or ethereal. On either side of her are dignitaries; other guests sit in rows below.