A proof on which inscriptions have been added by E. Hawkins. Thurlow (left), in wig and gown, leads a horse which draws a two-wheeled cart of peas; he says, 'Fine Begum Hastings a Lack [lakh] a Peck'. In the cart are Hastings (seated), saying, 'Truth must come out! there's no denial', and Burke (standing), saying, 'You'll have a Fair &amp; Noble Trial'. Both hold up pea-pods. In the background are Westminster Hall and other buildings.  Beneath the design is written:
<p><br><br>'He who acts upright in his station
<br>Dreads not the censure of the nation
<br>For Truth o'er all will yet prevail 
<br>While Justice holds her equal scale
<br>Be candid then, to every Party
<br>And prove your mind is true &amp; hearty
<br>Time will determine which is right
<br>And banish envy malice, Spite.'  20 February 1788
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Print made by:Joshua Kirby Baldrey</div>
1788<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1788-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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