The City cuckolds & Court horned beasts comparing each other's beauty full of the joys of spring William Pitt the Younger sits

William Pitt the Younger sits alone on the Treasury bench

Rector's house in Newington Butts

' A Rhubarb Seller in Russell Square

Booksellers and the Athenaeum Club on Pall Mall

The City cuckolds & Court horned beasts comparing each other's beauty full of the joys of spring William Pitt the Younger sits'The City cuckolds & Court horned beasts comparing each other's beauty', 1770. Two groups of courtiers and citizens under a bell resembling the Princess of Wales' petticoat, supported by a flying demon and with a boot (for the Earl of Bute) as a tongue. It is an allusion to City and society scandals, inspired by a speech of George III alluding to a distemper among horned cattle.