Judge — July 11, 1891 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a satirical cartoon featuring **Sir Gordon-Cumming Hill** (identified in the caption), who appears to be engaged in some sort of social or political game or scheme. The scene shows an ornate interior with multiple figures—some wearing military uniforms and formal dress, others in civilian clothes. Their exaggerated facial expressions and body language suggest mockery or disapproval of Hill's activities. The cartoon's humor relies on depicting Hill as duplicitous or manipulative in high society settings. Without additional historical context about the specific scandal or incident involving Gordon-Cumming Hill, the exact nature of the "funny little game" remains unclear, but the ornate setting and formal dress suggest this critiques behavior among the British upper classes or military establishment.