Description
The satire refers to the popular discontent with the King's conduct ten years after his acclamation in 1760
throwing up her arms in terror as William Pitt embraces her with his right hand and takes guineas from her pocket with his left
Edgware Lodge
depicted on the the morning of September 19th 1815
from St Bartholomew Lane
Miseries of London Finish:Stretched The satire refers to the'Miseries of London', 1812. A woman walking down Wapping Old Stairs being assailed by a group of watermen plying for trade. Two figures watch from a balcony, whilst the sleeping man in the foreground is oblivious.
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