Photograph of The Tug of War. Exciting Contest for the Hebdomadal Council [including Edward King, Ingram Bywater and Edward Tindal Turner on one side, John Richard Magrath, William Reynell Anson and Hugo Daniel Harper on the other, with William Walrond Jackson presiding and the head of Benjamin Jowett with wings hovering above; outside the Examination Schools ('the New Schools Building'); orig. at MS. Top. Oxon a. 78, fol. 40] [John Johnson 1030] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A.Oxon. 4o 417, fol. 1061
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Title
Photograph of The Tug of War. Exciting Contest for the Hebdomadal Council [including Edward King, Ingram Bywater and Edward Tindal Turner on one side, John Richard Magrath, William Reynell Anson and Hugo Daniel Harper on the other, with William Walrond Jackson presiding and the head of Benjamin Jowett with wings hovering above; outside the Examination Schools ('the New Schools Building'); orig. at MS. Top. Oxon a. 78, fol. 40] [John Johnson 1030] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A.Oxon. 4o 417, fol. 1061
Date
[c.1884]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 6
Photograph of The Tug of War. Exciting Contest for the Hebdomadal Council [including Edward King, Ingram Bywater and Edward Tindal Turner on one side, John Richard Magrath, William Reynell Anson and Hugo Daniel Harper on the other, with William Walrond Jackson presiding and the head of Benjamin Jowett with wings hovering above; outside the Examination Schools ('the New Schools Building'); orig. at MS. Top. Oxon a. 78, fol. 40] [John Johnson 1030] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
