The true portraicture of Captain James Hind was in several engagements at Youghall, Warrington and Worcester where he kept the field till the King fled, was afterwards taken in London Novr. 9, 1651, imprisoned in Newgate by the Parliament. [graphic][1 November 1795]engPortrait of the highwayman and Royalist James Hind; half length, turned slightly left; in an ovalTitle etched below image."From a scarce print in the collection of Mr. Bull"--Below title.Copy of a woodcut from 1651; cf. Catalogue of engraved British portraits preserved in the Department of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum, v. 2, page 530, no. 2.