Looking Out for The Next Derby mb-artist Armand_Guillaumin Photographed next to a toy

Photographed next to a toy car

Attributed to Thomas de Keyser

With a crowd of dignitaries and a group of seated women in the foreground on the right

the Home Secretary had then apparently changed his mind and had overruled the decision of the police

whilst a painting seller shows off a work nearby

Looking Out for The Next Derby mb-artist Armand_Guillaumin Photographed next to a toy'Looking Out for The Next Derby', 1863. Dizzy (The Tout) comments: Foreign Policy Church And Finance Blow'd If We Shall Win With That Lot. Disraeli, depicted in country clothes, lurks behind a fence and watches the Conservative policies fly by on their way to the next Session of Parliament. The front runner, Foreign Policy, is ridden by the leader of the Conservative opposition, Lord Derby, and is closely followed by Finance and Church. Disraeli holds