[A collection of political cartoons relating to Gladstone, drawn by G. Bridgman and others.]
Gladstone, W. E.(William Ewart),1809-1898.
London,
[1878-1888]
The new Gladstone cartoon "The only stand and support I have in Midlothian is Dalmeny" -- The new Gladstone cartoon "Gladstone's dance for Dalmeny" -- The new Gladstone cartoon "Gladstone on the stump" -- The new Gladstone cartoon "Gladstone, Adam, and Bradlaugh, or The crusade against the Scotch church" -- The new Gladstone cartoon "Gladstone confronted by Professor Blackie" -- Proposed monument to be erected by a grateful country ... Great plague 1666 Gladstone plague 1885 -- Mr Gladstone (disguised as Lord Beaconsfield) -- Khartoum & criterion -- [clipping from Bristol Times & Mirror March 25 1886] -- [Gladstone on race horse dressed in Rosebery colours] -- "Here awa, there awa', wanderin' Willie" ... Scene from the gentle shepherd -- A spirited remonstrance -- The political donkey cart -- The road to India -- The tables turned. Or who dances now?  -- Will it carry him over the fence? [Gladstone dressed as jockey attempting to jump on a ditch, with flags with the date '1885' on them, while riding a cow] -- You - you ****** Peace with dishonour -- Oh Jessie my dear! it's going to crack [elderly man skating on thin ice captioned "Liberal party" -- Look upon this picture, and on this  ... Patriotism ... Jealousy ... Result to England ... national humiliation.