The dandy lion : an exotic lately discovered in a stable yard / I.R. Cruikshank del & fecit.

Print shows Lord Petersham dressed as a dandy accompanied by a groom in livery; he is asking: "Jack do the Ladies Ogle, eh, ha, ha, ha, ha." The groom answers with a grin: "Oh Yes --, they stare very much, at both you, and the Horse." The question evidently relates especially to Petersham's moustache and the whisker which is extended into a short upturned beard, projecting from his high collar. He has the dandy figure of tight high waist, bulging breast, with arms hanging outwards in tight sleeves; his full trousers are gathered at the ankle and strapped under spurred boots. He wears his peculiar hat, evidently that known as a Petersham: low flower-pot crown with upturned brim, making a peak back and front. Behind is a horse and two-wheeled gig, in front of a house identified as Lord Harrington's in Stableyard, St. James's.