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Two ragged street women disgust respectabilityIn the Bars and Streets. Cartoon drawing by Phil May depicting two poor ragged street women disgusting another who they describe, with no hint of the obvious irony, as " not respectable"
Ragged Street singers - looking decidedly worse for wearIn the Bars and Streets. Cartoon drawing by Phil May depicting a pair of ragged street singers singing about fair and stormy weather - the perfect illustrative template for their undoubtedly
Two drunks by a postbox, one already collapsedIn the Bars and Streets. Cartoon drawing by Phil May depicting two drunks by a postbox. Fraternity - " (Hic) Can t help you, ole f la, but I ll sit down with you (Hic)." !! Date: 1894
Christmas postcard - Asleep at MidnightChristmas postcard - On the Bridge at Midnight A gent (looking suspiciously like Mr Punch) passes out on Christmas Eve after a heavy evening! Date: 1907
Cricket Illustrated - Run Out! A rather sozzled gent is escorted from the premises (a Music Hall) by the doorman. His helpful Junior understudy follow behind with the wobbly chaps overcoat
Drunk with Two FriendsHardly able to stand, a drunk is helped on his way by two friends. Date: circa 1830
Stock Exchange Notes (4 / 4) - Bond MarketStock Exchange Notes - Bond Market - A loan on Turkey 1903
Drunken Husband arrives homeWeather Forecast - " Stormy" (Thunder and Lightning to follow) A drunken husband arrives home to find his wife still up and awiting his return sat at a table with clock
Barrack canteen exterior, 1847Exterior of an army barrack canteen, 1847. An illustration provided to accompany an article in the Illustrated London News, advocating temperance and reform
Barrack canteen interior, 1847Interior of an army barrack canteen, 1847. An illustration provided to accompany an article in the Illustrated London News, advocating temperance and reform
Seated Drunk, 1840A sozzled fellows hat almost falls from his head after a heavy drinking session. Date: 1840
Scottish Inn Scene C1800A merry scene inside a Scottish tavern. Two drunken fellows exchange pleasantries whilst another man chats with the serving maid, who unawares spills drink from her jug. Date: circa 1800
Parisian Snubs Drink LawA Parisian drunkard scorns a notice about drink laws. Date: circa 1890
Drunk Outside NY SaloonHaving taken advantage of drinks for just three cents, a man passes out on the pavement outside, watched by a barefoot child. Date: 1891
Social / Drinking PartyA group of gentlemen at a rather lively drinking party. Date: 1818
The Pluralist, aided by his patronA satirical comment on the rise of religious pluralism in the mid 19th century
Serpentine Column and Theodosius ObeliskThe three intertwined bronze serpents were the base of a trophy which once stood in the Temple of Apollo in Delphi. Dedicated to the God Apollo by the 31 Greek cities who defeated the Persians at
Reported MissingA drunken private sits looking rather sozzled, having lost his regiment somewhere in the Middle East, possibly Mesopotamia, during World War I
The Licensing Bill, 1908Poster criticising the Licensing Bill of 1908 which sought to restrict and reduce the number of licensed premises in the country in an attempt to curb drunken behaviour
Celebrating the Jubilee on Board a Man of War - Extra RationEngraving showing the distribution of grog (watered down rum) on board HMS Sultan to celebrate the Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887
Mother in Law / Not DeceivA mother-in-law tells a drunken young husband that he might be able to deceive his innocent wife, but never his mother-in-law (shes obviously seen it all before)
Drunken Carnival PartyGuests at a carnival party looking rather the worse for wear in the small hours of the morning
Drunken Sailors in SpainThe populace of Barcelona, Spain, are shocked by the behaviour of British sailors, who make too free with the local vino
Surrounded Drunk, 1873A drunken man lying in the street attracts a crowd of onlookers, who attempt to revive him
Haunted by Drink, 1873Ten thousand devils haunt him, day and night; haunt him alike in darkness and in light : the torment of a drunkard portrayed
Man & Woman Drunk 1773A drunken woman makes an angry lunge for her partners jug of grog
Theatre Going 1850An over crowded theatre gallery filled with many drunken theatre-goers
Spirit Sacrifice to WineMan in drunken stupour, surrounded by bacchic cherubs, preferring earthly pleasures in another glass of wine to heavenly promise
French Cellar Cafe 1822A Parisian Cafe d Enfer or Infernal Cellar, a low-life night-spot where the wine flows free but frolics are apt to end in fisticuffs
Thomas / Songe / Liebig3Act two : the drunken Falstaff is rowed across the Thames at Richmond
Drunken Father W / FamilyMuch to the displeasure of his wife and child, a drunken father is hardly able to stand
Man Smoking a PipeA portrait of Aesop, the Drunken Rhyming Cobler (sic) of Eton smoking a clay pipe
B / Ham Housewives DrunkA disgraceful scene in the streets of Birmingham occurs when drunken housewives make a show of themselves in public. Date: 1870
Police Help Drunk HomeThe dangers of one port too many: an incapacitated London gentleman is helped to get home by London policemen
3 Drunks Open a BottleThree drunken men eagerly await the opening of another bottle
Unwelcome PassengersSoon, planes will carry travelers from anywhere to anywhere, but drunken or disorderly passengers will not be tolerated, but will be ejected at designed spots
Drunken DegradationDegradation of Drunkenness : There is no sin which doth more deface Gods image than drunkenness... a curious slab set on a wall in the village of Kirdford, Sussex, England
Drunken Blind GrannyBlind Granny: a half blind, drunken nuisance who would beg by using her paricularly long tongue to wash her blind eye then spend the money on drink. Poems were written about her!
A-Gin-Court Battle, 1838Battle of A-gin-court Brawl outside a gin palace in Petty France, London
First on Moon / VegetationTHE FIRST MEN IN THE MOON The travellers wonder at lunar vegetation, and encounter a drunken Selenite
Drunken Woman in StreetA drunken woman found in the street by the night watch
London Gin Palace 1850A London gin-palace, with the usual drunken father being led home by his sorrowful family
Ancient Romans celebrating the SaturnaliaAn Ancient Roman noble and his friends celebrate the Saturnalia, 17-19 December
Two policemen guide a drunken man home -- Heres a hand my trusty friend. He rewards their kindness by singing all the way home!