Annotations in pencil on verso describing the subject of Gillray's caricature.
Print shows Sir George Savile as an elderly man outside a building on which are posted election placards, holding out his (orange-coloured) hat in which is a favour and a ticket inscribed Milton. He is round-shouldered, long-waisted, and bandy-legged, wearing riding-dress with spurred top-boots, and a coat reaching nearly to his heels, with a fox embroidered on the collar. On the wall which forms a background is a placard: State of the Poll. Wilberforce 11808, Milton 11.177, Lascelles 10,990. Other placards are Steele Traps, No Pretender, No Popery [torn], No Melville No Plunder, No Slavery Milton for Ever. From a narrow board inscribed Etridge on the corner of the wall projects a flagstaff supporting a pennant inscribed Saville in large letters.