The Prince of Wales drives (right to left) a lady in a high gig drawn by six goats. The near leader is ridden by Fox, with a fox's head, as postilion. On the side of the gig is a coronet and the Prince of Wales's feathers. Three men on goats ride beside the gig; the foremost has horns and is seated facing the tail of the animal. He is identified by Mr. Hawkins as Lord Jersey, which is unlikely at this date (but see BMSat 6115); he is probably Robinson. Next comes a stout man, looking up at the gig, who resembles Lord North (cf. BMSat 6266). Last comes Colonel Tarleton in military dress, wearing the feathered helmet made familiar by Reynolds's portrait. The lady is probably Mrs. Robinson; this is confirmed by the presence of Tarleton, see BMSat 6266, &amp;c. Cf. BMSat 6452. On the extreme right is a signpost pointing 'To Windsor', the words written in reverse. 14 March 1784
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1784<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1784-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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