So close, EM-1 its ugly sibling. Yours.
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Lucius W. Pond Front Loading Separate Chambers Revolver.
Not what I found it called but a fit to g description, if you can provide a link to a source I’ll give it to you because I can’t testify to the veracity of my source.
I think it is a Plant Manufacturing Company Front-Loading Army Revolver or Third Model Plant Manufacturing Company Front-Loading “Army” Revolver
That’s it mate
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I thought that this would be dead easy 
I know what it is and what it was for. But not the maker or even the country of origin (though its most likely English) .
I have not been able to find any specific makers name, seems they were made by anyone lol, but it is English.
It looks like it was a remote fired sort of small cannon as it is fixed or at least able to be placed say on a ship railing.
sort of a pistol diy job to make it into something else?
Or was it one of those Trap guns? a Animal gets caught in a normal type trap and this finishes it off or maybe a mole gun that again pulls the trigger by setting off a trip wire?
Close enough as it is a sort of “Trap gun” but not for animals. It is a Cemetery Gun that was placed on a freshly buried person’s grave to stop body grabbers or grave robbers.
https://royalarmouries.org/stories/object-of-the-month/cemetery-guns/
You can go again as I could not come up with anything not already in thread or remotely interesting.
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Is it British?
It sure is.
Webley n Scott mk3 target
That’s the one 
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Well I am guessing that it is a combination gun looking at the barrels.
One would be 9.3x74R (ammo box give away lol) and the other 2 shotgun barrels.