This well known painting by Hogarth, is in the possession of the Foundling Museum, London.
The group of two women and a grenadier at the centre, front, catch the eye. They both have papers, one set is in a basket of the woman on the left, and the other paper is rolled up, and held up high (on the right)
As the Wiki article states:
"In the approximate centre of the piece, two women apparently
quarrel fiercely over the courtship of a grenadier. The woman to his right, an
impregnated ballad-singer, carries a basket full of copies of “God Save the
King” while the older woman to his left,
dressed in dark priest's robes with a crucifix swinging around the neck, holds
a rolled Jacobite newspaper above her head."
More details at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_March_of_the_Guards_to_Finchley
http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings/paintings/the-march-of-the-guards-to-finchley-191927
