Medley print satirising the Tories: in the background, a portrait of Sir Samuel Garrard entitled "Sr. Samuel Sham'ake. Kt." with a rhyming couplet reading, "See here a Tory, and a High Church man/Who once through Guilty Fear, turn'd Cat in Pan." verses. The following have been engraved so as to appear as though they are laid on top of the first print: four playing cards, the knaves of each suit; four small prints, all with verses, "Tory Tom and his Mistress a Carouseing" showing a well-dressed couple drinking wine al fresco and, according to to the verses, toasting "Perkin" (the Old Pretender), "A Blind Tory leading his Blind Brother", "Jack Highchurch in the Stocks" showing a drunkard, "A Tory's Sneaking submission to a Whig" showing a Whig generously granting mercy to a Tory defeated in a duel; a small print of a donkey; a slip of paper with the title, claiming the authorship of "Isaac Bickerstaf Esq." and the date M.DCC.XI.".  1711
<br>Etching and engraving
1711<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1711-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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