Gallery of Comicalities #4

Contains humorous unsigned illustrations on four pages, satirising aspects of life and customs, politics and government. The first two pages contain portraits of characters including "Parish worthies", "Political worthies", Military sketches taken from life", "The march of intellect", "Connell-ania, or the humours of the Great Dan", "Character sketches for 1835". All illustrations are accompanied by commentary or verse.

The editorial identifies the artists as "Corkscrew" (aka "Lavater the second"; this may be Isaac Robert Cruikshank), and Seymour, Chatfield, Alken and others.