Lord Grey, head in air, his arms behind him, leads his Cabinet, and is about to step over a cliff-edge into a rocky chasm (right) inscribed 'Reform'. He is pushed forward by Durham who walks arm-in-arm with Brougham. Next, arm-in-arm with (?) Charles Grant is (?) Lord Lansdowne, holding Brougham's gown. The next pair are Palmerston walking with Althorp. The last three (left) walk abreast, Lord John Russell between an unidentified clean-shaven man and Lord Holland. On the farther side of the pit beckoning demons and demagogues dance together. Above their heads newspapers are suspended, and inconspicuous horizontal threads extend from these to the shoulders of the Cabinet. They are 'Times', 'Chronicle', 'Sun', 'Herald', 'Cobbet' ["Political Register"], 'Examiner', 'Globe', 'Courier'.  12 April 1832
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<p>Print made by: John Doyle (HB)
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<dl><dd>Published by: Thomas McLean</dd>
<dd>Printed by: Meifred, Lemercier &amp; Co</dd></dl></div>
1832<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1832-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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