Asses stand facing each other (left and right), three deep as if on opposite sides of a hall. An ass standing between them, facing the spectator, acts as chairman, another in back view faces him from the opposite end. The chairman-ass says "Speak but three at a time"; his vis-à-vis says "Kick them from their Studs". An ass (left) brays "Liberty &amp; more Corn", the one opposite him (right) brays "Constitutional opposition". They are in a field. Behind (left) is the corner of a small building with a signboard: 'Entertainment for Men &amp; Horses'. Opposite to it (right) is a thatched cottage. 1792
<br>Etching with some mezzotint tone
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Print made by:John Kay</div>
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