Scene of Thomas Thynne's murder in Pall Mall, Westminster, London, 1682 (c1775) Product:Fine art poster With two smaller barges

With two smaller barges

is pouring a drink down his throat from a cup

It was built to provide a direct link between the Thames and the River Lee Navigation

the Gothic window looks into the ambulatory of St Bartholomew's Priory and almshouses can be seen on the left

Plate III of Cries of London

Scene of Thomas Thynne's murder in Pall Mall, Westminster, London, 1682 (c1775) Product:Fine art poster With two smaller bargesScene of Thomas Thynne's murder in Pall Mall, Westminster, London, 1682 (c1775). Scene showing two men on horseback shooting their victim in his carriage. A wealthy landowner and MP for Wiltshire, Thomas Thynne married Lady Elizabeth Percy, daughter of the Earl of Northumberland, in 1681 but was then assassinated the following year by Count Karl Johann von Konigsmark, a rival suitor. Konigsmark was acquitted of the crime, allegedly due to corruption