The title of a song from the play 'Jack Sheppard', a portait of the eponymous hero at the top, in fetters; below, six vignettes from the life of the criminal, including his infancy, carving his name on a beam, standing on top of the Willesden round-house, his escape from Newgate assisted by his whore, his escape from the condemned hold at Newgate assisted by two prostitutes and his last escape up a chimney; at the bottom, a depiction of the scene in the play during which the song is sung, Jack Sheppard talking to Blueskin, accompanied by the two prostitutes and other low characters; 
<br>Coloured lithograph
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<p>Print made by: George Cruikshank
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<dl><dd>Published by: Thomas D'Almaine</dd>
<dd>After: Sir James Thornhill (The portrait at the top is after the Thornhill portrait)</dd></dl></div>
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