'Monstrous puppy' Finish:none displaying the royal procession on

displaying the royal procession on the River Thames

This cartoon refers to what might be called an early 'stop and search'

During the 1930s he was also Vice-Chairman of the National Trust

and it was sold in 1807

'Monstrous puppy' Finish:none displaying the royal procession onTwo studies, above and below, of conjoined puppies showing a single head but two sets of back legs and tails. Inscribed: 'A monsterous pupe shewne to y. Society May [169 erased] 1700'. Not signed. Numbered verso, '20'. Details of the dog are given in the Royal Society's Journal Book [JBO 10] at a meeting of 29 May 1700: 'A person shew'd a monstrous puppy; it had one head, a large tongue, 2 hinder bodys, 7 legs it was hurt in y. coming into y. world,