We are all a comeing, or, Scotch coal for ever [graphic]Darly, M. (Mary), printmaker, publisher[1761]eng"Satire on Scots heading for London to profit from the elevation of Lord Bute; they travel on horseback, in waggons and in coaches exprssing their ambitions for lucrative posts; the coach heading for Edinburgh is 'M T'."--British Museum online catalogueTitle from caption etched above image.Printmaker formerly identified as George Towshend, but Sheila O'Connell attributes the print and its publication to Mary Darly.See curator's note in British Museum online catalogue: The print was attributed to Townshend by Stephens, but that is no longer accepted. The style, especially of the lettering, is close to that of other anit-Bute prints published by Mary Darly, c.1762.Publication date from British Museum catalogue.Sheet trimmed to plate mark.Temporary local subject terms: Preferment -- Medical: allusion to a physician -- Slang : coal, i.e., money.