Description
This is a satire on the Westminster election
also known as 'Bloody McKenzie'
View of Cannon Street and Budge Row with street scene
Queen Consort of George IV
Tower of London under siege during the riots of November 1830
A wife being sold at Smithfield Market, London Product:Postcard This is a satire onA wife being sold at Smithfield Market, London, 1816. A woman stands with a rope round her neck, like an animal; Smithfield is a cattle market. A man presumably her husband holds the rope. Another man chucks her under the chin. People have assembled for the spectacle, and dogs and small boys enjoy the excitement. A publican stands outside his tavern in his apron to watch.
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