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A butcher delivering a tray of meat to a house has an audience comprising children and several dogs! From “The Horkey - A Ballad” by Robert Bloomfield and illustrated by George Cruikshank; published by MacMillan & Co, London, 1882. The “ballad” is set in Suffolk, England and the ‘Horkey’ is the harvest supper, or end-of-harvest celebratory meal.

Butcher delivering meat to a house, with audience

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Keywords:	Image Created 19th Century, 19th Century Style, Food, Illustration and Painting, Suffolk, Retail, Childhood, Behavior ...Show all keywords: 59 Activity, Audience, Traditional Culture, British Culture, George Cruikshank, English Culture, Old, Old-fashioned, Humor, Past, Manual Worker, Occupation, Yokel, Meat, Drawing, Town, Village, House, Door, Front Door, Animal, UK, England, People, History, Victorian Style, Engraving, East Anglia, Raw, Hungry, Print, Delivering, Engraved Image, Group Of People, Building Exterior, Residential Structure, Service, Butcher, Color Image, Period Costume, Apron, Spectator, Social History, Image Created 1880-1889, Working, Watching, Waiting, Child, Dog, Traditional Clothing, Regency Style Wrong keywords? Tell us
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Uploaded on:	02-20-13 © Linda Steward