Edward Oxford shooting at Queen Victoria, June 10, 1840; the Queen and Prince Consort driving in a phaeton with four horses towards Constitution Hill; Oxford standing in front of the Green Park railings pointing a pistol in an attempt to assassinate the Queen, while a policeman runs towards him, one of the Queen's attendants on horse at left. By G. H&gt; Miles.
This image is either reversed horizontally or inaccurate, as the carriage had the railings of the park on its right at the time of the attempt.
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G. H.Miles (Life time: 1840)</div>
June-Dec, 1840
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