Etchings of Temple Bar and portrait heads of Lord George Germain, Lord Sandwich, and Lord North form part of the title. On Temple Bar are three spikes, ready for the heads of the three ministers.
<p><br><br>"May it Please ye,
<br>'Tis very (well) (key)nown [known] (bee)y Some People al(hive) 
<br>Some Honors (eye) had from the (ear) Forty f(hive), 
<br>When (oar) my (bee)road (gate) Re(bell) (heads) did ap(pear) 
<br>(Yew) sure cant forget Fletch(ear) (Town)ley (hand) L(ear), 
<br>(Butt) (Time) has A(lass) (awl) my Honors de(key)'d. 
<br>My (spikes) (hare) (awl) (bear) (toe) the (world) now d(eye)splay'd, 
<br>(Knot) a (tray)tor is (hang)'d my sad loss to re(pear) 
<br>Tho' enough now (die)serve it (eye) vow (hand) (die) clare: 
<br>(Toe) (yew) who preside (hat) the (head) of the Nat(eye)on 
<br>(Eye) send this (pea)tition for some Consolat(eye)on, 
<br>Let my (ornament)s once again r(eye)se (toe) the Sight 
<br>Twill fill (awl) the (people) with Joy (hand) del(eye)ght; 
<br>Lord (Boar)as [Boreas], Tw(eye)tcher (hand) Min(den) (will) do, 
<br>(Eye)f once they were placed (inn) a (capitol) (view)! 
<br>(Eye)f this yew (comb)ply w(eye)th no more I(hive) (toe) say 
<br>(Butt) t(hat) eye (inn) duty Bound ever (will) Pray."
<br>(Temple Bar)  16 April 1780
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<br>Etching
1780<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1780-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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