A sequel to BMSat 7428. Lady Archer, dressed as in BMSat 7428, rides on the back of one of her daughters who proceeds (right to left), lashed by her mother, her hands on the ground, looking round angrily. They are on a country road: a signpost points straight on through a pool of water 'To Disipation', and (left) 'To Plymouth'. On this road, behind a hedge, are the three fugitive daughters in single file; the foremost runaway says, "Just &amp; steady to our purpose". Immediately behind Lady Archer is a lady, who closely resembles her, but is very stout, sitting on a lean greyhound whose collar is inscribed 'West'; under her right arm is a small poodle. Behind and on the extreme left is Lady Archer's phaeton, without horses.
<p><br>Lady Archer is followed by her sister, Miss West.  30 March 1788
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<br>Hand-coloured etching
1788<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1788-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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