A richly carved glass-coach, surmounted by cupids holding a crown is being driven (r. to left.) on a road which leads past buildings to the Tower of London. Inside is the king leaning back fast asleep. At the back stands a devil holding reins attached to a bit in the mouth of the coachman, in his other hand is a whip with a long lash. His feet rest on the heads of two carved figures, one being Neptune with his trident. Above is engraved, "They go fast whom the Devil drives". The place of the horses is taken by eight running men, reins being attached to bits in their mouths.  1 January 1773
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1773<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1773-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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