Fancy sketches of Mr. and Mrs. William Guelph : should their Most Gracious Majesties ever be reduced, (which Almighty God forbid!) to the general condition of poor humanityGrant, C. J. (Charles Jameson), active 1830-1852, printmaker[1832]engKing William IV -- here "William Guelph", a ragged crossing-sweeper -- kneels in the street to Grey, holding out his hat for alms. Grey walks stiffly on with a rejecting expression. Queen Adelaide -- "Adelaide Guelph" -- as a broom-girl, with a sly half-smile holds up one of her brooms to an open window, where Brougham sits, making a derisive gesture which is almost that of thumbing his noseTitle from letterpress text above image.Attributed to Charles Jameson Grant in the British Museum online catalogue, registration no.: 1868,0808.11278.Illustrations from: The caricaturist, no. 1, London, 1832.