Seeing's Believing Finish:Float frame Travel by train was a

Travel by train was a risky business in the 1870s and collisions were not uncommon

one of the first professional racing drivers and his fellow Belgian racing driver Baron Pierre de Caters (fourth from left)

Manchester United v Southampton

Front row: Brian Labone

King William III entering London

Seeing's Believing Finish:Float frame Travel by train was aSeeing's Believing, 1883. Mr Punch watches approvingly as the President of the Local Government Board goes into the courts and alleys of London's slums to see for himself the poverty in which so many of the capital's citizens lived. A dead cat (often used to illustrate the debris and effluent in streets and rivers) lies in the gutter and a ragged child is standing in the doorway. This follows the publication by the London City Mission of The Bitter