Debtor's welcome to their brother[1740?]engA design within a decorative cartouche, suggestive of a proscenium arch: A well dressed young man stands in the center of a room in the prison in which are five other figures. On the left, a ragged unshaven man in a striped garment is sitting on a bale, a small woman stands beside him. Behind them is a table with a mug on it. On the floor near the man's foot lies a paper inscribed "Sceen [sic] 4. Nation's debts". On the young man's left, another prisoner is sitting on a bench. In front of him is another bench with a carafe of gin and a glass on it. He is the singer of the song. Behind him stands a little boy with a flagon of beer in his left hand. The turnkey in the background holds an open book and is pointing to a page marked "Garnish(?)".Title from item.Probably based on Hogarth's Rake's progress, plate 7.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.Engraved song sheet with an etching at top of plate. Music for voice on two staves with interlinear words. Additional six stanzas below.Plate numbered '26' in upper right corner.Opening words: Welcome, welcome brother debtor ...Plate from: Bickham, G. The musical entertainer, v.2.