"The Procession of the Flitch of Bacon." (BM 1902,1011.9698).jpg
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"The Procession of the Flitch of Bacon." (BM 1902,1011.9698), Uploads by copyfraud, Lithographs in the British Museum, paper, Print made by: John Doyle (HB) : Printed by: General Lithographic Establishment, "The Procession of the Flitch of Bacon."
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"The Procession of the Flitch of Bacon." (BM 1902,1011.9698), No. 669 and 670. A procession moving along a street from right towards left, led by young girls scattering flowers before a couple on horseback (Prince Albert and Queen Victoria), attended by two men (Duke of Wellington and Lord Palmerston), and followed by three men (Lords Melbourne and Normanby, Sir Robert Peel), three riders (Lord Russell, Duchess of Kent, Lord Stanley), a man on foot in background (Sir James Graham), and three men on foot in foreground (Archbishop of Canterbury, Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex); two men looking down from a garden wall in background at right (Lord Howick and Charles Wood).  11 February 1841
Lithograph, printed in black and fawn inks
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『ベーコンの鞭』。
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『ベーコンの鞭』。若い女性が馬上で花を散らす、行列が右から左に通りを進んでおり、二人が出席する。 ロバート・ピール卿、ロバート・ピール卿、ロジャー・ラッセル卿、ケント公爵夫人、スタンレー卿、後ろに控えている男性(ジェームズ・グラハム卿)、前景に徒歩で3人の男性(カンタベリー公爵、ケンブリッジ公、サセックス公。
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flitch devoutly bespeak conjugal right self-gratification insubordinate insubordination overpower complacent complacently big bright eyes self-evidently major-domo pledge taker bacon strip instrumental conditioning exalted cynosure waking bacon fines herbes pipe major canadian bacon four-part harmony wild oat lord chancellor dependant caesar cut unqualified unqualifiedly conjugal accustomed take lying down felicity sobering sober high fidelity high-fidelity cling repent admiration conjugally