Multi-storey horse stables near Southwark Bridge 20th century IN1356 The only crew would be

The only crew would be the skipper and his mate

when Lord John Townshend campaigned against Admiral Lord Hood

then catching them again' earned the measure the popular title of 'The Cat and Mouse Act'

Covent Garden Theatre

'The Cat and Mouse Act passed by liberal government' was first published in 1914

Multi-storey horse stables near Southwark Bridge 20th century IN1356 The only crew would beMulti storey horse stables near Southwark Bridge with a view of St Paul's. This unusual view towards the City riverfront was taken from a multi storey stable close to Southwark Bridge. Traditional London stables had a central courtyard, and horses were driven up ramps to the first floor. Horses were still integral to the running of the docks, despite the increasing prevalence of motor power elsewhere. Many stables existed close to the riverside.