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View of the Green Gate Tavern
a mounted guard and horse drawn vehicles
In 1876 a competition was held to design a new crossing over the Thames below London Bridge
Verity Lambert photographed at the BBC TV headquarters
A cherry seller outside St James's Palace with a wheelbarrow full of cherries
The Cat that Killed the Rat mb-width 1896 View of the Green Gate'The Cat that Killed the Rat', 1880. Mr Gladstone, the Liberal Prime Minister, is the cat catching the malt mouse in this cartoon. This relates to a Supplementary Budget introduced by Gladstone following his election victory over the Conservative Party earlier in the year. Mr Gladstone also held the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer. Amongst other proposals was one that the Malt Tax should be abolished and replaced with a Beer Duty. In addition,
