A poor man loaded with mischief, or, Matrimony [graphic][not before1762]engA large stout man, with an expression of resignation on his face, walking between village houses, staggers under the weight of a drunken woman reposing on his back, a glass marked 'gin' in her raised right hand, her bosom exposed. On her lap sits a monkey holding on to the man's wig and thus pulling it off his head. A magpie is sitting on monkey's shoulders. Around the man's neck is a heavy chain with a huge padlock inscribed 'wedlock' hanging in the center. Behind the group, from a pigsty attached to the house on the left and inscribed, 'She is as drunk as David's sow' a pig sticks out its head. From the roof of the same house is suspended a sighboard showing two cats and decorated at top with bull's horns. Above the horns is an inscription, 'The Christian mans arms, or, the cuckolds fortune.'Title from item.Publication date inferred from John Smith's address at Cheapside.Two columns of verse below image: A monkey, a magpuye & wife, is the true emblem of strife ...Not in the Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum. Division I, political and personal satires.