English: Above the design as a second title: 'The Grand Match'. A pugilistic encounter between the Marquises of Cleveland and Londonderry, both stripped to the waist. Londonderry gives a blow in the face to Cleveland, who staggers, saying, 'I support the Bill and yet the people broke my windows'. Londonderry: 'That's because you have lent your assistance to so many parties, that the people did not know which you had finally attach'd yourself to'. Grey, who is on one knee, is Cleveland's bottle-holder; he holds a bottle of 'Drops of Comfort for the Duke of Cleveland', and says 'Never mind that slap Marquis - the Dukedom will set all that to rights again'. Brougham (left), his backer, says 'A regular dowse of the chops though'. Wellington, alertly leaning forward, is Londonderry's bottle-holder, with a bottle of 'Constitutional Drops'; he says: 'Go it Derry- Only keep your temper and I'll match you against the great W[h]ig ['h' crossed out] - That's it, smash his day lights it's only giving a little of the Lex Talionis" They smashed your day-lights you know - That's it my boy throw your left Wing into his right Flank'. Cumberland, who stands behind Wellington (right) adds 'Give it him Derry'. These speeches are numbered from '1' to '6'. 22 June 1831
Hand-coloured lithograph