[The magistrate and the night watchmen] Two men have been brought before a seated man dressed in red. The seated man is wearing a red coat and cap. He has his glasses pushed up on his forehead and has his gouty left leg resting on a footstool. On either side of his chair are men standing holding long canes. The man on the left is young and wears his hair loose. He wears a red waistcoat and a blue coat with brass buttons. The man on the right of the chair is wearing a bob-wig. Standing slightly in front of him is a man in a long blue coat edged with gold. He is wearing a wig and a cocked hat with a cockade. He is also holding a cane, but this is topped with some sort of ornament. In front of the seated man are two men being held by night watchmen. The two men, one in a red coat and the other in a blue coat are both wearing fantail hats. On either side of them, the night watchmen are wearing long brown overcoats and round hats. The one on the left is holding a lantern and appears to have blood on his face. 14 Jul 1784