Print entitled 'A Buz in a Box or the Poet in a Pet - with a Chip of the Block, mounted on Papa's Pegasus'. The print satirises the re-opening address made at the Drury Lane Theatre before a performance of Hamlet. A competition had been set inviting people to write the opening address but when the competition did not produce desired results, the theatre employed Lord Byron (a member of Drury Lane's Theatre Committee) as writer and R. W. Elliston (the actor playing Hamlet) as reader. The rejection of the public's offerings and the 'favouritism' of employing Byron and Elliston was unpopular and tumultuous and resulted in the publishing of a book containing the Rejected Addresses. Published in London by S. W. Fores.