Published: Piercy Roberts. An Irish peasant, carrying on his back a huge sack of potatoes, trudges with a shillelagh towards 'Dublin' (right), whose buildings appear on the horizon; in his hat is a sprig of olive. He looks over his shoulder at Napoleon, who holds a money-bag, and who pierces the sack with a dagger so that potatoes fall out. Napoleon says: "I say Paddy - Give up the bag quietly and you shall have this Purse of Gold." Paddy answers: "I see what you are at - you sly Teaf of the World you may Cut out a few of the Potatoes, that are rotten at the Core - but by St Patrick You'll never get the whole Bag - so you may Pocket your Cash - and march home and be Da-d." Description from the British Museum. [Top left corner with text ripped/ absent in this version]