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Pat 'raises his roof' by the simple means of lowering his floor

Illuminated vote of thanks from the Mayor of Paris to the Lord Mayor of London

The theatre featured quite heavily in the Punch issue of 17th August 1867 and this is reflected in this cartoon

St James' Park and Green Park

The implication is that

Arms of Precision mb-artistname S Woodward Pat 'raises his roof' by'Arms of Precision', 1878. The setting is a 'Sham Fight, Aldershot'. The Brigade Major is saying to the Officer of Artillery: If you Fire by the Compass due South, at a range of Two Miles, the Enemy must retire! This may be an illustration of complacent acceptance of British military might and the lack of necessity to engage with the enemy and 'get one's hands dirty'. From Punch, or the London Charivari, November 2, 1878.