The ‘Dilly’ Looking Up by John Doyle (1840)

Hand-colored caricature of a crowded horse-drawn coach labeled Stanley & Co, with top-hatted passengers and a coachman, 1840.

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A hand-colored caricature shows a horse-drawn coach labeled Stanley & Co, crowded with top-hatted passengers on its roof and inside, while a coachman holds the reins beside the horse. Speech balloons and a sign reading Irish Registration Bill add satirical commentary on travel and politics. The print, titled The ‘Dilly’ Looking Up, is attributed to John Doyle and dated 1840.

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1840

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