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'The giant-factotum amusing himself'
showing St Paul's Cathedral in the centre and London Bridge in the foreground
Seated portrait in an ornate gilt frame of Lord Coke
at the door of which
during the opening ceremony given by King William IV and Queen Adelaide
No 29 Ratcliff Highway, Stepney, London Finish:Stretched 'The giant-factotum amusing himself'No 29 Ratcliff Highway, Stepney, London, 1811. The building was the residence and shop of a Mr Marr, a mercer, who was murdered there, together with his wife, infant child and an apprentice, on 7 December 1811. Below the view is the weapon used in the murders, a maul.