Odd-Handed Justice Factory Worker Mr Punch as a policeman

Mr Punch as a policeman stands outside a tailor's shop and calls the man armed with the 'Union' club to order as he attempts to intimidate a non-union worker

'The Pyrrhic Dance'

showing shop fronts and houses

and in June 1910 made the first non-stop double crossing by aeroplane

he could not see a way in which to reverse the action

Odd-Handed Justice Factory Worker Mr Punch as a policeman'Odd Handed Justice', 1872. Two ruffians discuss their sentences, whilst Policeman A1 stands on guard. This relates to the recent criticisms being levelled at the inequality in sentences being handed down by the courts. Crimes of robbery, especially with any violence, attracted long sentences. Wife beating, on the other hand, hardly merited any punishment at all. From Punch, or the London Charivari, April 27, 1872.