2. The History of Witchcraft. Part the Second. Published according to act of Parliament. Hogarth inv. et sculpt.
Same size as the former. Witches dancing; others at various amusements. These two prints contain a great variety of distorted figures.
3. A Suit of Law fits me better than a Suit of Clothes. Invented and engraved by W. H. and published pursuant to an Act of Parliament, 1740.
An upright half-sheet. A Man in embroidered clothes, his hat under his arm. A scroll in his left hand, inscribed, "I'll go to Law." Huntsmen, dogs, and horses in the back ground. Four lines in verse underneath.
Useful in all families. Invented and engraved by W. H. and published pursuant to an Act of Parliament, 1740.
4. The same man in a tattered garment in a wild country; a staff in his right hand, and a scroll in his left, inscribed, "To shew that I went to law, and got the better." Four lines at the bottom.
These two may be classed among his indifferent prints.
5. The Caledonian March and Embarkation. Hogarth invent. London, printed for T. Baldwin.
A number of Scotchmen embarking in the Caledonian Transport. Labels issuing from their mouths.