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In 1896 the Locomotives on Highways Act came into force and the preceding pedestrian was no longer required

Bright is seen puffing the hot air of his speeches to the blazing fire in an effort to bring his cauldron of reform to the boil

The idle apprentice plays hustle-cap with some pickpockets and a shoeblack on a tombstone

The title appears in English and Latin within a circular cartouche in the top right corner

Portrait of William Brouncker, 2nd Viscount Brouncker of Lyons (1620-1684) Henderson In 1896 the Locomotives onThree quarter length portrait of Viscount Brouncker, seated, his body left side on to the viewer, his face turned and in half profile. Brouncker is dressed in a white shirt with black ribbon ties at the cuffs and a white lace neck cloth. He wears a loose brown robe over these and the green and gold upholstery of his chair is just visible through its folds. Brouncker's hair is natural, black and shoulder length and he has a narrow black moustache. His

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