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Both of the women
Tiddy Doll was a famous gingerbread seller who often attended public executions to sell his wares to the crowd
had been extremely successful
are puffing smoke at each other
The alternative to this was to wear a mantle which was a looser garment and able to fit over the volumnious skirts that were so fashionable
An Extra Liberal Dose Finish:Rolled Both of the women'An Extra Liberal Dose', 1885. The Conservative, Arthur Balfour, offers a pauper a tonic that he has prepared. In the background, the Liberal MP Joseph Chamberlain claims that it was in fact his prescription that is being handed out. The reference to Radicals relates to the group of MPs within the Liberal Party who had often caused the former administration embarrassment by their opposition to the government agenda. From Punch, or the London
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