Object Listing

The Parliament Collection:
Shows three women weeping over a portrait of Sir Bartle Frere. They represent Britain, the Cape Colony (her headband has the word Colony visible) and Africa (an African woman). The page is headed In Memoriam. (Part of a book, see 4827)

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Mr. John Dunn b) A Malay tailor

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The New Coachman b) A Pressing demand

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Disregard of First Transvaal Convention by the Boers b) The railway for Kimberley

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Ex Malis Moribus Bonae Leges b) A dead lock. Can they open it ?

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; Cetewayo in London [Cetshwayo]

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Transvaal Justice b) The Colonel blows his own trumpet

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The Castle Co.'s "Baas" b) The Union S.S. Co.

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The new political marriage b) Flight

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Late passengers b) Not an Unprobable alliance

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Retrenching the Cape Civil Service b) Sjamboked out of Zululand

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Montsia submits to Boer protection b) Canada offers assistance

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The fun of the fair b) The mount for the South African stakes

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; The Stellaland-Goschen Embroglio

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; The opposition's own dirt thrower

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The Northern Lights extinguished! b) Watching and praying

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Britons! Hold your own, and God guard all! b) The European War scare

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Tom and Jan, or doing a Levee in London [Onze Jan Hofmeyr, Sir Thomas Upington] b) Messrs. Sauer and Scanlen called to account by Parliament for platform utterances during the recess

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) Whose friend? b) Mother (bond) says I musn't

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The South African budget stakes! b) Cleansing the legislative council of the Colony

The Parliament Collection:
Cartoon of Rhodes, Hofmeyr and two African men. Rhodes is standing below a banner with the words "Common sense and the Native Question" and he is blowing on a trumpet. The two African men tower over him, the one is drinking from a bottle and holding a paper with the words Vote & Brandy. Hofmeyr, smartly dressed, wearing a top hat and holding an umbrella, is looking on from a distance. (Part of a book, see 4827)The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; The Hofmeyr-Rhodes combination

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a book, see 4827The Schroeder Art Memento: a volume of pictorial satire; a) The proposed railway extension from Kimberley to Pretoria b) Where are the police?