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It shows a Punch and Judy booth, within which a row of gentleman hang suspended from their necks, apparently unconscious or dead. To the left of the row is a devil with pitchfork. At the front of the stage is another figure. He wears Punch's jester's cap and his 'punchinello hump' is marked 'TELEGRAPH'. He carries a club marked 'Truth and Honesty under his left arm' and is shown smoking a cigar as he declares \"We have settled them all Tear'em\". His comments appear to be addressed to a dog-like figure seated on the left hand side of the stage. This figure is smoking a pipe and wears a collar marked 'TEAR'EM'. In front of the stage a group of men in top hats and caps have gathered to watch the action. A few of them are commenting on the victory declaring \"Look at Bobby Stainton and Little Nadin\" and \"It's all o'er lads\".\r\n\r\nAlthough the image is not dated, the dress of the men resembles the fashions of the mid to late 19th century. 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