Description
When Dick Chipperfield bought George the Giraffe he didn't realise how much trouble he would have in transporting him about the countryside with his circus
Depiction of George Whitefield
the lines of which begin with letters spelling out the subject's name
West south west view of St Bartholomew-the-Great and part of the old priory
William Wilberforce standing on the pedestal of the Achilles statue in Hyde Park and holding his top hat over the fig leaf
The Floods in the Country Size:XL: 120 x 80cm When Dick Chipperfield bought George'The Floods in the Country', 1877. Floods had caused major problems in the country with nearly six inches of rain falling in December 1876 alone, only to be followed by severe storms in January 1877. The gentleman, who had ordered a 'dwy' sherry, was told it was impossible to keep anything dry in two feet of water. From Punch, or the London Charivari, February 3, 1877.
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