His first marriage was to Elizabeth Bull, sister of Sir John Bull. The "John Bull" locomotive was displayed. Les Dawson was portly and often dressed in John Bull costume. He was awarded the prize and the John Bull Belt. There he was killed by John Bull, his former associate. The same year Arbuthnot published a four-part political narrative "The History of John Bull". The university's first Vice-Chancellor was John Bull. One such locomotive was the John Bull which arrived in 1831. Pennsylvania Railroad displayed the "John Bull" steam locomotive that was originally built in 1831. D.C. The replica "John Bull" is preserved at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. "Caves of Night" was serialized in "John Bull Magazine" in 1958. In 1927 the "John Bull" again traveled outside the museum. The John Bull is preserved at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Effectively, the "John Bull" became a 2-4-0.