A copy of BM Satires 1714 with minor differences to the lettering including the words of the flogged man who now says, "I beseech ye Parliament no more Gold", the lettering on the snake which now reads, "The Snake yt lay in ye Grase now shews its Sting" and the mouth of hell which is lettered "Enter Beloved Cousin". The woodcut is printed on the front page of issue 1915 of 'The Weekly Journal or British Gazeteer' for Saturday 13 May 1721 in the masthead of which are two other woodcuts, one showing a postboy, the other a ship. 
<br>Woodcut and letterpress
1721<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1721-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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