On the left, the devil embraces the Duke of Wellington dressed as a woman and a lady with apron and bonnet in a prison cell; on the right, a couple exchanges kisses through iron railings while two men sneak into the back entrance of a jeweller's. Wood engravings.

[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [between 1840 and 1849?]

1 print : wood engraving ; image 9.7 x 20.8 cm

Mrs Church.-Ah! my dear Blackheath, forsake me not at this moment of peril; if you did but know how I loved you-eh-just as I want your dear aid. Mrs. Wellington.-Oh! Dear Captain, my heart is breaking, -I've no friend but you to protect me against my foes. Blackheath.-Dear Lucy ... Lettering continues:..Lucy! Charming Polly! I love ye both, and will shield ye from harm. How happy could I be with either, and pass a life so happy and gay; but while ye both tease me together, the Devil a word can I say.-Sing Tol de rol lol. Lettering continues: Now, Joe, pop in, the Lobster is too busy courting his maid to see us; Sall has done the business well-see how tight she holds his claws.

Wellcome Collection 39623i