A broadside satirising Bishop Hoadly, then Rector of St Peter-le-Poor, London; with an etching with engraving showing Hoadly seated at the table writing, on the right behind Hoadly a figure representing Malice, on the very right a Devil trampling on a prayer book, a mitre, and organ pipes, in the left foreground crutches leaning against the table, in the background a bookcase with various books; with engraved inscriptions, and with English letterpress verses in one column. (n.p.: 1710)
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