A broadside satirising Lord Bute and his supposed power after the Peace of Paris; with an etching showing the figure of Britannia being shaved by Bute; on the right, John Wilkes sitting on a chair and holding a stick with a liberty cap (based on Hogarth's print of 16 May 1763, Paulson 214); on the left three gentlemen look on in consternation. Letterpress title and verses in two columns alluding to Bute, the king, and to Princess Augusta alleged relationship with Bute; one vertical segment of type ornament.(n.p.: [1763])
1763 (May, or later)
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