The Humours of the Pantheon Finish:Rolled two men pass under an

two men pass under an arch in a rowing-boat

burnt rumps of beef in the streets with cries of no more rump

The dome of St Paul's Cathedral is visible in the distance

showing an overcrowded Brighton coach about to leave the Belle Sauvage Inn

London as it appeared during the demolition of adjoining buildings in 1880

The Humours of the Pantheon Finish:Rolled two men pass under an'The Humours of the Pantheon', 1772. Scene showing figures seated at tables in the Pantheon on Oxford Street. In the foreground figures are seated at a table with trays of tea whilst a child plays in front. A set of verse is below. Designed by James Wyatt, the Pantheon was a place of public entertainment that opened in 1772.