Augostino Carlini, ‘Smugglerius’, cast from The body of Thomas Henman, May 1776. ©Royal Academy.

William Hogarth, Finished drawing for Plate 11 of "Industry and Idleness" (1747), “The idle 'prentice executed at Tyburn”. ©Trustees of the British Museum.

Samual Wale, ‘A man whipped at the cart's tail for petty theft’. The Tyburn Chronicle, c. 1777.

George Dance Junior’s plan of Newgate, 1777, as built.

The frontage of Newgate Prison as built.

A ‘Hulk’, moored off Woolwich, c. 1840

The Protestant Association, in ordered ranks, in Palace Yard on the afternoon of 2 June 1780.

©Trustees of the British Museum

Friday, 2 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

St George’s Fields

Lincoln’s Inn Fields

Palace Yard

Sat., 3 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

The Savoy Prison

Moorfields

Sunday, 4 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

James Gilray, “No Popery or Newgate Reformer”. 9 June, 1780. ©Lewis Walpole Library

Political/Religious/Unspecified:Monday, 5 June, 1780Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

Bow Street

Tuesday, 6 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

Newgate Prison

Newgate Under Attack, 7 June 1780.

Wed., 7 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

The Bank

Thurs., 8 June, 1780 Political/Religious/Unspecified:Criminal Justice/Finance/Tolls:

John Jones’s ‘Convict Love Token’, dated 1776.

Thomas Rowlandson, The Old Bailey, c. 1808

Thomas Rowlandson, ‘Being Nervous and Cross Examined by Mr. Garrow’, 1807.

©Trustees of the British Museum

‘The Old Bailey Advocate Bringing Off a Thief’ (1789).

Joseph Constantine Carpue , Untitled,

cast from the body of James Legg,

November 1801. ©Royal Academy.