Two Pair of Candidates Proposed to the Independant Electors of Middlesex
Charles Williams · English, active 1797-1830
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A hand-coloured satirical print showing two pairs of candidates on a raised platform, with exaggerated figures in top hats and fashionable coats addressing a crowd below. Placards and scrolls bear slogans such as Liberty and Independence and Magisterial Influence, while electors wave hats and hold up cats and a basket of eggs.
