Four constables (right) stand before a Justice displaying a stuffed effigy of Pitt. One of them stands on a stool, holding the noose of rope which encircles the neck, so that the figure, in profile to the left, glares down at the Justice. The latter leans back in his chair frowning up at the effigy through his spectacles. The constable on the stool says: "This is the way please your Worship - the young Gentleman was hanging - when I and my Comrades cut him down!!" The man beside him says: "A notorious Likeness please your Worship!!" Two constables stand stiffly behind, holding long staves.  18 December 1797
<br>Hand-coloured etching and aquatint
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