Two young men fight, stripped to the waist. One (left) on the ground, cries 'foul - foul', the other, Lord Barrymore ('Scrub' or 'Newgate') stands over him in profile to the left, with clenched fists, and kicks him. The Prince of Wales stands behind the fallen man, and holds out his arms as if to protect him, saying, "Dam it Newgate fight like a Man no Kicking". The Duke of York stands on the extreme left, his thumbs in his waistcoat pockets, saying, "fie donc - If he had hit my head instead of my Curl, I would have fought fair" (an allusion to the duel with Lennox, see BMSat 7531, &amp;c;). Barrymore's brothers stand behind him (right): Augustus kicks the victim, saying, "Bl--st me Ill lay 3 to I We lick him"; the other, whose inturned feet indicate 'Cripplegate' (Henry), says, "Bloody Newgate to me if I dont take his fathers Licence". 9 August [1790]
<br>Hand-coloured etching
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Print made by:Isaac Cruikshank</div>
1790<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1790-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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