John Bull and his Friends Commemorating the Peace At the centre John Bull, wearing a bob-wig and in shirt-sleeves, dances and says: "That's right my lads - jig it away, Peace and Plenty." Around him various small animated figures, formed from food-stuffs with arms and legs, dance and play instruments. On the left a large joint of beef marked 'Sir Loin for ever' sits with a piece of paper in his hands marked 'Oh the Roast beef of Old England. On the far right dances a large sack of flour marked 'Genuine flour No adulteration'. Between them, from left to right are: 'Old Stout', 'The Best Wheaten Bread', 'Mutton 3d 1/2 per pound', 'Peace and Mealy Potatoes', 'Prime Hops and no Quashee', 'Excellent French Butter', 'Double Gloucester', 'Jamaican Rum', 'Old Port', and 'Coniac'. [Mar 1802]