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  <dc:title>The Excisemens' Visit to John Bulls Cellar!!</dc:title>
  <dc:description>The chancellor of the exchequer Lord Henry Petty (1780-1863), on the left, and Charles James Fox , in the centre, visit John Bull, on the right.
Petty says:
"I'm well assur'd Mr Bull, that you have some very strong ale on your cellar, and we must have an account of it"
John Bull replies:
"I tell you I have nothing but small beer _ I am very sorry indeed that you should you turn Excisemen and Informer in your old age, as to your clerk, there I'm not surprised at it _ he is a very young man."
Behind John Bull are barrels labelled 'Genuine October' and 'Strong Home Brew'd'. A dog standing behind Petty wear a collar labelled 'Whitbread' in reference to the brewer Samuel Whitbread. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1806]</dc:date>
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