Satire relating to Sir John Barnard Size:Standard: 6 x 4in a row of terraced houses

a row of terraced houses with green shutters

Windmill with a circular wooden balcony and cap which could rotate into the wind

passengers and boatmen in the foreground

(sellers of medicinal plants)

Soldier of the second regiment of Loyal London Volunteers

Satire relating to Sir John Barnard Size:Standard: 6 x 4in a row of terraced housesSatire relating to Sir John Barnard, 1755.'The living statued patriot, lately so justly celebrated, but now generally censured and exploded', 1755. The statue of Sir John Barnard at the Royal Exchange, with, in the lower margin, humourous verses said to have been posted beneath it. The verses reproach Barnard, who was still living, with his retirement from public life. He was Lord Mayor of London in 1737.