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Elsewhere in #London there were scenes of despair for budding socialites unable to gain entry to the newly appointed Prince Regent's legendary Fete which was staged at Carlton House, June 19th 1811

King Louis XVI and wife Marie Antoinette shown thwarted by the mob having bid to escape incarceration by French Revolutionary forces in this satire published in #London, June 27th 1791

Another shameful type of enslavement that blighted the streets of #London during the Georgian era - A showman tugging at the chained muzzle of a 'dancing' bear, June 25th 1785

An absolutely gorgeous drawing of #Hackney Church by John Varley, dated July 21st 1830

Anyone for tennis?

Blucher and #Wellington warming up for a bit of a knockabout using #Napoleon as a ball, with Satan kindly taking time out from hell to do a bit of umpiring, a French satire published June 1814

The Battle of #Waterloo re-imagined as a Littlewoods catalogue of fashionable military dress, featuring (l-r) the Prince of Orange, Duke of Brunswick, #Wellington Hill, Picton, Blucher and the Marquess of Anglesey, published in #London, June 16th 1817

Prussian Genetal Blucher enthralled #Wellington and the European sovereigns with some super dance moves during a #Waterloo victory fete at #Wanstead House in July 1814

Whereas in #London, our citizens think nothing of taking the odd statue out for a walk. Here is the Duke of #Wellington having a trundle round Park Lane in the summer of 1846

An encounter between a dog and a fox published in the Sporting Magazine, #London May 31st 1815. 'sport' for mankind, but a matter of life and death for Mr Fox

Here is the splendid full panorama of the evacuation of British Tourists from their boat at Boulogne on May 31st 1792, complete with French welcoming committee