Headed by frontispiece, showing that it is taken from one of the many pamphlets issued in connexion with the struggle between Pitt and Fox.  Another representation of the scene in Palace Yard, see BMSat 6421, &amp;c. The façade of the tavern fills the greater part of the design, showing a central bow, surmounted by the royal arms, and four stories with sash-windows, all blank, except for the head and shoulders of Fox, larger than life, addressing a crowd beneath. In the foreground are full-length figures looking up at Fox. They include Sam House (right) in his accustomed dress, Jeffery Dunstan, with his bag over his shoulder, a lamplighter with an oil-  I can and a long ladder; a carter in a ragged coat holding a whip; a sweep with soot-bag and brushes; a mechanic wearing an apron; a butcher with a club; and a man with a box slung round his shoulders, who may be a rat-catcher. Between these men and the railings of the tavern is a dense crowd indicated by a sea of heads. 14 February 1784
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