Fox stands at the open first-floor window in the central bay of the tavern, addressing a crowd which is indicated by a few upturned heads. He holds out his left arm and looks to his right. Beneath the window are the words 'The King's Arms Tavern', [Cf. 'Morning Post', 16 Feb. 1784: 'We often find that those persons whom we most affect to despise, are frequently the means of doing us the most essential services, witness the frequent illiberal abuse plentifully bestowed by 'Carlo Khan' on the 'Crown': yet Saturday last, in his 'disgraceful retreat' from 'Westminster Hall' he found his only security in the 'King's Arms'.'] and on the left side of the bay, 'Coulson'. 14 February 1784
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