In the foreground (right) Henry and Augustus Barry are being pushed through a doorway and down a staircase by a servant. In the background (left) is the interior of a room lit by candle-sconces and a hanging chandelier, with persons seated in a semicircle on upright chairs: on the extreme left the Prince of Wales watches the ejection with a reflective smile. Next him sits Lord Barrymore (Newgate), wearing an apron, in the attitude of Scrub in the 'Beaux Stratagem' (see BMSats 7993, 7997), and saying, "Alas I fear it will be my turn next." On his left is a man wearing a star (Duc de la Pienna), saying, "Dehors Dehors"; he puts his arm behind his wife who stands up, saying, "oh Mon Dieu I shall certainly Miscarry if you dont turn out these Ugly Deformed Wretches."
<p><br>A servant in livery, pushing Henry Barry (Cripplegate) by the shoulders, says, "by Gar you ugly Mugs was frighten the Duchess into fits make haste or I was Cripple yow." Barry, who wears a high-crowned hat, answers, clenching his fists and scowling, "Cripple me butt we'll make her Miscarry if Ugly faces will do it." 'Hellgate', who is descending the stairs on the extreme right, looks round to say, "Bl--st my Bl--dy b------g Eyes but we'll be revenged"; he carries a bludgeon. Both brothers wear long and tight breeches reaching almost to the ankle and have cropped hair, cf. BMSat 8040, &amp;c.  2 October 1791.
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<br>Hand-coloured etching
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<p>Print made by: Isaac Cruikshank
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<dl><dd>Published by: Peahen, D.</dd></dl></div>
1791<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1791-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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