Pitt (left), grotesquely caricatured, turns the handle of a mill while John Bull in the hopper above his head shrieks despairingly "O! my poor wife and Children! Murder Murder!!!" Large tears splash from his eyes. Pitt looks up at him, saying, "Ha Ha, Johnny your not half grown down yet." The mill is inscribed 'By Royal Authority'. A label (left) containing the words of an invisible speaker (the King) projects into the design: "What! What, what does he cry out already why hes not half grown down yet!" From the spout of the mill (right) notes pour out, inscribed '20 shilling Notes, 20 shilling', or '20'. These are 'For the People'. Near Pitt is a large sack: 'Specie for our own use'. Dundas (right), in Highland dress, runs off to the right with a large sack of 'Specie for Wimbledon'. He says: "Grind away Billy! my boy! I shall soon be back for tother load! Grind away Billy!"  12 March 1797
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1797<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1797-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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