Sir William Gascoigne refuses to sentence a prelate or peer Size:S: 30 x 25cm 6th October 1984

6th October 1984

This specimen exhibits the development of the young hytadids

The comet of 1882 as seen from Streatham

The particular issue illustrated by this cartoon is the Irish Land Bill which Gladstone had introduced to the Commons in mid February 1980

Sir William Gascoigne refuses to sentence a prelate or peer Size:S: 30 x 25cm 6th October 1984Sir William Gascoigne defies King Henry IV, 1405 (1864). Gascoigne (1366 1423), Chief Justice of England, refusing to pass a sentence of death upon Lord Scrope (1350 1405), Archbishop of York, and Thomas Mowbray, the Earl Marshal, who had been implicated in the failed uprising against the King in the north. Gascoigne insisted that they had the right to be tried by thier peers. Both men were subsequently executed.