Our (Very) Friendly Societies! mb-height 6658 Ruins of the crypt at

Ruins of the crypt at St Thomas Chapel

Motor Cycle Racing at oulton Park

Also showing horse drawn traffic and pedestrians on the bridge and a variety of water craft on the River Thames

2nd June 1953

Scotland's best-known car manufacturer produced a wide range of models

Our (Very) Friendly Societies! mb-height 6658 Ruins of the crypt at'Our (Very) Friendly Societies!', 1886. The representative of Britain's honest and sober working class is diligently posting his small savings into the door of the Cormorant Friendly Society. On the other side of the door can be seen the 'cormorants', the directors of the society who are eating hugely, drinking deeply and enjoying the best cigars. This cartoon accompanies a poem of the same name which accuses such societies of keeping poor accounts,