Galatea Married Finish:none The case cost Burdett a

The case cost Burdett a vast amount of money and he declared that he would not stand for election again

with the monocle

Scene outside the City hall in Belfast during the opening ceremoney

Everton players training at Goodison Park in preparation for an FA Cup match against Liverpool

Galatea Married Finish:none The case cost Burdett a'Galatea Married', 1866. Galatea rides a chariot with two satyrs sitting in the back, their arms crossed and talking to each other. The one eyed giant Polyphemus rides along side her. The illustration shows a scene from John Gay's libretto for Hndel's 'Acis and Galatea', and is based on a fragment of the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum. The cartoon pokes fun at August Manns, the conductor of the Crystal Palace concerts. From Punch, or the London