KING WILLIAM IV SIR ROBERT PEEL DUKE OF WELLINGTON 1830 WILLIAM HEATH.

This is an 1830 William Heath political cartoon of King William IV and was published soon after his ascension. In the cartoon, King William IV is speaking to Sir Robert Peel and Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, who are both dressed as workman. King Willian IV, dressed in an admiral's uniform (he was often depicted in Naval Uniform), gestures at the railings and says, 'Come I say, my hearties - you must pull these railings down again. I'm not going to shut out my tenants - so down with it - let's no jaw about it.' The Duke of Wellington, who was Prime Minister at the time, and is illustrated holding a mallet, responds, 'Do you think his honour is serious Bob?', Sir Robert Peel, the Home Secretary, who is kneeling and holding a trowel, responds, ' Why he looks so'. Finden, Kaufen oder wählen Sie die gewünschte Variante für KING WILLIAM IV SIR ROBERT PEEL DUKE OF WELLINGTON 1830 WILLIAM HEATH.. Vergleichen Sie die Preise international und finden Sie das beste Angebot und den günstigsten Verkäufer mit bestem Preis.