English: The left-hand side of a satirical broadside on the Meal-Tub Plot. The surviving part of the engraved illustration shows a devil holding a balance, on the left scale a Pope sitting in a meal-tub from beneath which an unidentified man extracts papers; it is pulled down by a group of Catholics, Sir Robert Peyton ("Turncoat Rob"), a Jesuit, the astologer John Gadbury using a cross-staff to look at a constellation, the Marchioness of Powis and Elizabeth Cellier ("The Popish Midwife"), while on the right one man, a pipe in his mouth, remains of a Protestant group pulling at the right scale; at top left, the hand of God points from an irradiated sun towards the Pope; below this two gentlemen, identified as Sir William Waller and Colonel Mansell. Parts of an engraved title, inscriptions and parts of letterpress title and verses in three columns, wanting parts of the image and letterpress. (n.p.: [1679])