In pencil at foot: Mr. Burke.
Etched text above image: The Beast that thou sawest Was and Is Not, and shall ascend out of the Bottomless Pitt, and go into Perdition, and they that dwell on the Earth shall wonder when they behold the Beast that Was & is Not & yet Is. Rev. c. 17 v. 8.
Two columns of verse flanking title: This many-headed Monster of the Land ... Yet all agree in one thing, Snack the Pelf.
Print of a monster representing the new ministry, which was not actually formed until 2 April, the of publication. Its body is that of a fox, standing on one hind-leg. It has eight heads in a group and no fore-legs; two other heads are below the tail. The central and uppermost head is that of the Duke of Portland; on the left is the Duke of Richmond, on the right is Keppel. Below these there are four heads; left and in profile to the left is perhaps Lord Stormont; next probably William Eden; next Lord Carlisle; and, in profile to the right, Burke wearing his spectacles. Below these, and in profile to the left, is Lord John Cavendish. From below the upraised tail issues a flatulent blast inscribed "Coalition"; beneath this are the heads of North and Fox. Cf. British Museum online catalog.