Amusement for John Bull & his cousin Paddy, or, The gambols of the American buffalo in St. James' Street.
Ministers and would-be ministers are scrambling for the loaves and fishes which have been scattered in the street from the baskets of a baker and a fish-wife which lie on the ground. The fall of the baskets has been occasioned by a buffalo, whose head and shoulders appear on the right; in front of him the fish-wife lies prone. The background is intended for the lower part of the front of St. James's Palace; the King, smiling, looks from a window over the gateway. Cf. George.
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