Artist: Isaac Cruikshank. Published: William McCleary. A stout Irishman stands beside the basket with a cudgel; he shakes his fist at the occupants, saying: "The Devil Relieve you all I wish I had the Beting of ye I'd make ye remember yr Native Country". The Irishmen are differently drawn; two at least are portraits, and the others are less plebeian than those of Cruikshank, and their speeches are omitted: The Lord Chancellor (Clare), holding the mace, looks up at Dundas, saying : "Guard, this is a troublesome fellow he wants to stop us". John Beresford says: "I wish I was in Beresford Place". The other speeches are literally, though not quite accurately, transcribed, and, except for the alterations, the copy is a close one. Description from the British Museum.