FROG .-- No, marry won't I; I refer myself to these honest gentlemen--let them judge between us.

Let Esquire South speak his mind, whether my accounts are not right, and whether we ought not to go on with our lawsuit.
JOHN BULL .-- Consult the butchers about keeping of Lent.

Dost think that John Bull will be tried by piepowders?
I tell you, once for all, John Bull knows where his shoe pinches.

None of your esquires shall give him the law as long as he wears this trusty weapon by his side, or has an inch of broadcloth in his shop.
NIC.

FROG .-- Why, there it is: you will be both judge and party.