Published: Laurie & Whittle. Seven men sit round a table; the chairman, full face in the centre and raised above the others, addresses the meeting. Opposite him is 'Burn's Justice', open, lying on a map of 'Break-Neck Shire'. Hats hang on the wall. Beneath the title: 'Gentlemen I am not going to the further end of the Country to prove what I say; the Road which I am obliged to pass to my nown House, is quite unpassable to any thing but a beast. I likeways move that lamps in the Parish be taken down every night, and hung up every morning, to prevent their being broke: Agreed. Resolv'd that the thanks of this meeting be given to the Chairman for his Partial conduct: passed Crim. con.' Description from the British Museum.