A Savage Pastime; or, the Morality of Field Sports Finish:Single counting coins while an urchin

counting coins while an urchin picks her pocket

View of Clement's Inn from the north west looking across the gardens

Front view of Grocers' Hall

He is usually depicted as having two faces

The giant figures of Gog and Magog wink slyly to one another in the background

A Savage Pastime; or, the Morality of Field Sports Finish:Single counting coins while an urchin'A Savage Pastime; or, the Morality of Field Sports', 1870. The rural labourer doffs his hat to the upper class rider who is preparing to set off with the Hunt. A beagle stands to attention in anticipation of the chase. This cartoon illustrates the beginning of pressure by groups opposed to blood sports, and shows how the moral aims of such groups may not entirely accord with the needs of rural communities. From Punch, or the London Charivari,