Portrait of Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales (1707-1751) Pierre de figures on the street and

figures on the street and at windows and sheep on the right

This satire is a reference to Wray's lack of success in contesting the Westminster constituency at the 1784 general election

In mid July 1859

The Comte had published a pamphlet in France in which he compared in unflattering terms French parliamentary procedures for debate with the superior ones of the British parliament

Portrait of Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales (1707-1751) Pierre de figures on the street andOval half length portrait of Prince Frederick dressed in armour with an ermine trimmed robe held in place by a jewelled clasp at the shoulder and wearing a shoulder length wig. Inscribed: 'His Royal Highness Prince Frederick, &c. Fountain pinx. Sold by I: Smith at the Lyon & Crown in Russell Street Covent Garden'. In pencil lower left 'Elected 1728' Frederick, Prince of Wales, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1728. Original: mezzotint. 1724