Sawney ganging back again, being turned out of place Finish:Single A horse-drawn cart is in

A horse-drawn cart is in the foreground

view from the River Thames with the Monument and spire of St Magnus the Martyr visible on the left

In the background an orchestra and stalls can be seen while in the foreground a dense crowd surges

while of those to the right only the burnt out walls remain

Sawney ganging back again, being turned out of place Finish:Single A horse-drawn cart is in'Sawney ganging back again, being turned out of place', 1782. A Scot in Highland dress, walking from the Crown Inn, in the window of which sits George III with bandaged eyes. The inn sign is being hauled into place by Fox. This is a satire on the defeat of John Stuart, Earl of Bute.