Heading to a printed broadside. Fox, with the body of an owl, flies off (right) with money-bags slung round his neck and across his back. North, with the body of an ass, stands on the ground looking up at him, his Garter ribbon across his body. He says, "Consider F--x the Coalition". Fox says, "I have all that ee'r my heart could wish on". Four of his five bags are inscribed: 'For the Woman of the People' (Fox and Perdita had been called 'The Man and Woman of the People', see BMSat 6117; during the Westminster Election the Duchess of Devonshire had been called 'the Woman of the People'); 'Mr Faro £20,000'; 'An Independence'; 'For Mr E-O £10,000'. For the game of E.O. see BMSat 5928, &amp;c.; for Fox's faro bank at Brooks's see BMSat 5972. On the ground between North and Fox is a round ointment-box inscribed 'Fox's lungs for hoarseness' and a larger pot inscribed 'Ointment of Transformation.' c.1784 [Miss Banks has written 'about the year 1786 or before']
<br>Etching with letterpress text underneath the plate
1784<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1784-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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