London to Brighton Emancipation Run mart The other holds a lance

The other holds a lance and a coat of arms

The spectators were only divided from the crash by a hedge

The viaduct was completed and opened by Queen Victoria in 1869

A satire linking the cult of Vitruvius (which deduces laws of composition and canons of beauty from the measurements of ancient columns and statues) with the preposterous hairdos of the beau monde

London to Brighton Emancipation Run mart The other holds a lanceLondon to Brighton Emancipation Run, 1896. A huge crowd gathered on the street. In Britain in the 1890s, the law still required motor vehicles to be preceded by a pedestrian carrying a red flag to warn other road users, which effectively restricted the vehicles' speed to 4 mph. A number of pioneer motor car enthusiasts campaigned actively to have the law altered. In 1896 the Locomotives on Highways Act came into force and the preceding pedestrian was