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A Sight of the Banging Bout at Litchfield.

Heading JACOBITE

ANON.

(London) Sold in Mary's Buildings, Covent Garden, (Sept 1747).

Broadside, oblong folio, engraved, light usage, printed one side as issued

A Satire on the support of some Staffordshire Sportsmen who were sympathisers with the Jacobite cause. Even the females at their assemblies and sporting races affected to wear the chequered stuff by which the Pretender and his followers were distinguished. The Lichfield Races were held annually in September and on Whittington Heath. Very rare. British Museum Catalogue of Political and Personal Satires No. 2863

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