Etching with engraved writing.
The verses begin "When Joe Surface was thrown on his back" and ends in large letters "For a Fox has stolen your Goose."
Heading to (engraved) election verses. Lord William Russell (left) bows, with gestures of homage, to Fox who stands on the pavement opposite the corner of a building from which projects a signpost: "To Brentford" [polling-place for Middlesex]. A dog befouls Russell's boot. Fox, whose paunch is inscribed "Victualled by subscription of the Nobility", places a large fool's cap on Russell's head. On the building, against which is a wayside latrine, is a large placard headed "Russel and Fox" surrounded by smaller notices: "Stop One Moment"; "Corresponding Society"; "Millers"; "H. Tooke"; "Stolen"; "Monster"; "Thelwall"; "50 Pounds Reward"; "Govr Wall"; "Burdett No Bastile"; "G. Jones"; "To Blind People"; "Fraud"; "Felony"; "Murder". From the signpost hangs a board on which a man is depicted inscribed "The Green Man from Dublin". A man stands in back view, reading the placard "Russel and Fox". On the left is engraved: "Mean time on every p-ss-g Post ... And p-ss against the same. Old Ballad".