Fox and North sitting at a small round table throwing dice, surrounded by spectators who watch the contest with intense interest. Fox (left) in profile to the right holds the dice-box, and has just thrown; his much-tilted chair rests on one leg, his right hand is in his breeches pocket. He is plainly dressed. North (right) in profile to the left watches with an expression of concern, he holds the front of his hair or wig with his right hand, his left rests on the table. Three divines in gowns and bands stand over Fox; one puts his arm across Fox's shoulder and leans over the table with an expression of satisfaction. Another (left) rests his hand on the shoulder of the former. The third looks up stretching out both arms as if in thankfulness. Behind North a parson walks away, looking over his left shoulder and holding up the back of his gown.  Two men wearing ribbons look on, one clasping his hands with an expression of distress. All are probably portraits, caricatured except Fox, who has the appearance of having been observed from life. Beneath the design is inscribed, "Here goes at the Treasury and all in the Ring, Seven's the Main &amp; Seven's a Nick".  1 May 1782
<br>Etching and aquatint
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<p>Attributed to: Francesco Bartolozzi
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<dl><dd>After: Loraine Smith</dd>
<dd>Published by: M Rack</dd></dl></div>
1782<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1782-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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