Fourteen single figures, in two rows one above the other, each seated in a little compartment representing a latrine. The upper row are all men, the lower all women. All wear hats. Almost all are in attitudes expressive of alarm, discomfort, or resignation. Names are written beneath  each in an old hand, showing that all are in fact caricatures of men. They are (left to right.): upper row - "Ld B"' [Barrington ?] his face concealed by his hat; "Ld M." [Mansfield] with the face of an aged man; "L. N." [Lord North] scarcely recognizable; "L. G. G." [Lord George Germain]; "Mr. Rigby"; "Ld S." [Sandwich?], his head concealed by his hat. "Ld Land", turning up his eyes sanctimoniously [Shelburne ?].
<p><br>The lower row of women: "Col Bare" [Barré], his head almost concealed by his hat; "Mr Sawb." [Sawbridge], the City patriot, his head leaning on his hand with a very melancholy expression; "Ld Car." [Carlisle?], a young woman of pleasing appearance, with an untroubled expression; "S. F. N." [Sir Fletcher Norton]; "Mr W." [Wilkes], recognizable by his squint; "D. R." [Duke of Richmond?]; "Mr. Johnson", with a certain resemblance to Dr. Johnson.  24 June 1778
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1778<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1778-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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