Description
'Humours of the Fleet Prison'
the only breaks being on Saturday and Sunday nights
of Fernwood
'No Popery or Newgate Reformer
Original is oil on canvas 10x14 (inches)
Bos Americanus mb-width 3048 'Humours of the Fleet Prison'Bos Americanus; , 1877. An American bull, mapped out with its joints and cuts of meat, is carefully priced as it tosses the British butcher out of the way. The butcher has labels showing the price of beef to be 13 pence a pound, and mutton 1shilling a pound. Imports of American meat were growing rapidly and it was hoped that the increasing competition would force the nation's butchers to reduce their inflated prices. From Punch, or the London
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