Pillars of the Constitution: Three o'Clock and a Cloudy Morning Sadler's Wells a waitress hands a chop

a waitress hands a chop on a dish to an alderman on the left

The dissecting theatre contains details resembling the Cutlerian theatre of the Royal College of Physicians and that of the Barber Surgeons' Hall

carrying two large pails with a number of smaller jugs attached

carrying a large basket of bread on his back

'The Corsican Bajazet in London'

Pillars of the Constitution: Three o'Clock and a Cloudy Morning Sadler's Wells a waitress hands a chop'Pillars of the Constitution: Three o'Clock and a Cloudy Morning', 1809. Richard Sheridan, the famous playwright and Whig politician and the Charles Howard, Duke of Norfolk, Whig supporter famous for his drinking, outside Brook's gentleman's club in St James Street, London. They look rather the worse for wear, and the duke has a bottle in his pocket.