Engraving (coloured impression), by Isaac Cruikshank [?]. Thurlow, stripped to the waist, kicks the bag of the Great Seal, and tramples on his Chancellor's gown; the mace and his mat lie on the floor beside him. He clenches his fists and scowls, looking to the left, and saying, "Had I serv'd my God with half a Quarter the Zeal. &c &c. Dam---n". His Chancellor's wig is blazing in the fireplace (left). Behind him (right) is a table with writing materials, and a large document: 'A catalogue of Oaths sworn on the Occasion'. Above it is a framed bust portrait of 'Wosley': a man wearing bands and a cape, looking over his right shoulder. Partial description from Catalogue of Political and Personal Satires Vol. VI. 8098.