From the 'Rambler's Magazine'. A procession of domestic servants walking (right to left) carrying a very small quantity of household goods, indicative of Fox's poverty. Two porters (left) carry between them a small stretcher on which are dice, playing-cards, a book, "Hoyle" [on whist], a small box of "Title Deeds", a candlestick, small jug, and two salt-cellars. A maid-servant with a broom walks beside it. They are followed by a man drying a bundle and a pair of tongs, a maid-servant with a mop and pail, a man with a bundle, gridiron, and pair of bellows.  1 October 1783
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