Caricature of Sir John Key Finish:Stretched in the presence of the

in the presence of the Sheriffs

View of the octagonal monument to King George IV at Battle Bridge

off Johnson's Court

'The Rivals'

view of the York Common Stage Waggon with the Half Moon Tavern in the middle distance and London on the horizon

Caricature of Sir John Key Finish:Stretched in the presence of the'What a scandalous shame it is that they are allow'd to take people off in this here kind of way', c1830; Sir John Key, with asses' ears, is shown weeping into a large handkerchief over a caricature of himself as a donkey; an allusion to his annoyance at the satires concerning his postponement of the Royal Visit to the City in 1830.