Short ‘Anded by Sir John Tenniel (1892)

Satirical print of two wigged figures in legal robes working at a washtub labeled Courts of Justice, with arrears sacks nearb

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A black and white satirical print shows two figures in wigs and legal robes beside a wooden tub labeled Courts of Justice, with sacks marked Common Law Arrears and Chancery Arrears nearby. The scene is set in a steamy laundry with a brick fireplace and hanging cloth, and the caption reads Short 'Anded. This print by Sir John Tenniel is dated 1892.

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