Description
and his baby son who had never seen
'Bellows to Mend'
on the Whitsunday holiday
View of the corner of lower Grosvenor Street
A man outside Brooks's Club, London Finish:Single and his baby son whoA man outside Brooks's Club, London, 1815. 'Behold at Brooks's step nay! I'll be bound to say a figure such as this you'll see there every day'. A man dressed in a shovel hat, brown coat, fawn breeches and blue and white stripped stockings standing at the door of Brooks's Club. The figure may be Sir Thomas Stepney, Groom of the Bedchamber to the Duke of York.
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