Two plates from an album containing 45 numbered prints on wove paper, the majority printed two per page, recto only. Numbered 15 and 16 respectively, number 15 depicts an ogre holding a large knife and fork in each hand. He also holds the petticoat of a young woman who he is lifting off the floor so she dangles horizontally in front of his ghoulish, open mouth. She is exposed from the waist down and stretches her hands out in fear towards two other women who are running away in fright. Lettered with title and the original publisher's name, date, and address.

The second print on the same page is entitled 'Swearing to the Cutting Monster or A Scene in Bow Street' and depicts a young woman standing on a stool, displaying her legs and buttocks to a group of three men representing the Bow Street Justices, Sir Sampson Wright, William Addington and John Bond. Above them are the evenly balanced scales of Justice. She gestures towards Charles James Fox who stands in a recess in front of her with his hands cuffed to a bar, wearing a woeful expression on his face. The print probably relates to a young woman who gave evidence against the criminal known as 'The Monster' at Bow Street, 7th May, 1790. Lettered with title and original publisher's name and address.