Rowlandson the Caricaturist; a Selection from His Works. Vol. 2 by Joseph Grego
1822. _Rowlandson's Sketches from Nature._
A View near Richmond. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson. Stradler
aquatinta.
A View near Newport, Isle of Wight. Drawn and etched by
Rowlandson. Stradler aquatinta.
Temple at Strawberry Hill. Rowlandson del., 1822. Stradler
aquatinta.
Stamford, Lincolnshire. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson. Stradler
aquatinta.
Taunton Vale, Somersetshire. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Stradler aquatinta.
The Seat of M. Mitchell Esq., Hengar, Cornwall. Drawn and etched
by Rowlandson. Stradler aquatinta.
West Loo, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Village of St. Udy, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Stradler aquatinta.
A view in Devonshire. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson. Stradler
aquatinta.
View near Bridport, Dorsetshire. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Fowey, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson. Stradler
aquatinta.
View on the River Camel, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
A View in Camelford, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Stradler aquatinta.
A Cottage in the Duchy of Cornwall. Drawn and etched by
Rowlandson. Stradler aquatinta.
View at Blisland, near Bodmin, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by
Rowlandson.
Clearing a Wreck on the north coast of Cornwall. Drawn and etched
by Rowlandson.
Rouler Moor, Cornwall. Drawn and etched by Rowlandson.
Chapters
- Chapter 1 Ch.1
- 1800. _The Tuileries in Paris._--_Original Drawing._ Ch.2
- 1800. _Sterne, L. The Sentimental Journey._ With plates by Thomas Ch.3
- 1800. _Yorick feeling the Grisette's Pulse._ 8vo.--The interior of Ch.4
- 1800. _A Peep into Bethlehem._ Ch.5
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 1, _The Dinner Spoil'd._ G. M. Ch.6
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 2, _Late Hours_. Woodward del. Etched Ch.7
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 3, _An Anonymous Letter_. Woodward Ch.8
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 4, _A Return from a Walk_. Woodward Ch.9
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 5, _Killing with Kindness_. Woodward Ch.10
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 6, _A Fashionable Suit_. Woodward Ch.11
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 7, _Washing Day_. Woodward del. Ch.12
- 1800. _Matrimonial Comforts._ No. 8, _A Curtain Lecture_. Woodward Ch.13
- 1800. _Remarks on a Tour to North and South Wales in the year 1797_, Ch.14
- 1801. _The Maiden's Prayer._ Woodward del., Rowlandson sculp. Published Ch.15
- 1801. _The Miser's Prayer._ Woodward del., Rowlandson sculp. Published Ch.16
- 1801. _The Lottery Office Keeper's Prayer._--This invocation is offered Ch.17
- 1801. _Rag Fair._ Published by R. Ackermann. Ch.18
- 1801. Four subjects on a sheet.--_Here's your potatoes, four full Ch.19
- 1802. _Hunt the Slipper, Pic-Nic Revels._ Rowlandson del. and publisher. Ch.20
- 1802. _Salt Water._ Published at 24 Lower Sackville Street.--A bathing Ch.21
- 1802. _Compendious Treatise on Modern Education._ By J. B. Willyams, Ch.22
- 1802. _Bardic Museum of Primitive British Literature, and other Ch.23
- 1804. _Theatrical Leap-frog._ Published by Ackermann, Strand.--The Ch.24
- 1804. _A New French Phantasmagoria._ (The date 1805 in one Ch.25
- 1804. _A Compendious Treatise of Modern Education_, in which the Ch.26
- 1805. _A Boarding School._--The droll scene our artist has Ch.27
- Book 7, chap. 14.--'The clock had now struck twelve, and every one in Ch.28
- 1806. _A Prize Fight._ Ch.29
- 1806. _View of the Interior of Simon Ward, alias St. Brewer's Church, Ch.30
- 1806. _A Monkey Merchant._ Ch.31
- introduction to the Miseries of Human Life. Ch.32
- 1807. _Miseries of the Country._ 'While on a visit to the hundreds of Ch.33
- 1808. _Chesterfield Travestie, or School for Modern Manners_, Ch.34
- 1. _How to keep up a conversation with yourself in the public Ch.35
- 2. _Notoriety._--A buck in a _Jean-de-Brie_. _Singularity._--An Ch.36
- 3. _The Art of Quizzing._--Three dandies are promenading arm-in-arm, Ch.37
- 1. Place your elbows on the table like a Church Warden at a parish Ch.38
- 2. Stretch your arms across the table to get at what best suits your Ch.39
- 4. Loll on two chairs while making use of your toothpick. Ch.40
- 1808. _A Lecture on Heads_, by G. A. Stevens,[9] with additions as Ch.41
- 1808. _British Sailor._ _Frenchman._ _Spaniard._ _Dutchman._ Four Ch.42
- 2. Exhibition Room, Somerset House. Great Room at the Royal Academy, Ch.43
- 5. The Asylum, or House of Refuge for Friendless and Deserted Girls, Ch.44
- 10. The Hall, Blue Coat School, during the orations on the grand Ch.45
- 13. British Institution, Pall Mall (late Alderman Boydell's Ch.46
- 26. Covent Garden Market. Westminster Election. Hustings in front of Ch.47
- 34. Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours, Old Bond Ch.48
- 35. Fire in London. (Albion Mills, Surrey side of Blackfriars Bridge; Ch.49
- 36. Fleet Prison (the Debtors' Prison, as rebuilt after the riots in Ch.50
- 41. Guildhall, Court of King's Bench. Examination of a Bankrupt Ch.51
- 43. The Hall, Heralds' Office, or the College of Arms, St. Benet's Ch.52
- 72. Society of Agriculture, Sackville Street, Piccadilly. (An Ch.53
- 104. A View of London and the Thames. Taken opposite the Adelphi. Ch.54
- 1. A old vixen is tormenting a pretty maid, who is in tears: 'Don't Ch.55
- 2. A family scene. Ch.56
- 3. A husband, with literary tastes, is vainly trying to interest his Ch.57
- 4. An old curmudgeon is seated in his armchair, a decanter of wine Ch.58
- 1809. _Disappointed Epicures._ Another version of _A Mad Dog in a Ch.59
- 1809. _A Mad Dog in a Dining-room, or Disappointed Epicures._--This Ch.60
- 1809. _Rowlandson's Caricatures upon the Delicate Investigation, or the Ch.61
- 1809. _A Plan for a General Reform._ Published by T. Tegg. Ch.62
- 1809. _Business and Pleasure._ Published by T. Tegg (292). Ch.63
- 1809. _A Bill of Fare for Bond Street Epicures._ Published by T. Ch.64
- 1809. _A Glee. How shall we Mortals Spend our Hours? In Love! in War! Ch.65
- 1809. _Rowlandson's Sketches from Nature._ Drawn and etched by Ch.66
- 1809. _Butler's Hudibras_, in three parts, written in the time of the Ch.67
- 2. Setting out. Ch.68
- 3. The Battle. Ch.69
- 4. The Knight and Ralpho consult the Gymnosophist. Ch.70
- 5. Sidrophel and Whacum consulting the firmament. Ch.71
- 1809. _Surprising Adventures Of the Renowned Baron Munchausen._ Ch.72
- 1809. _The Beauties of Sterne_; comprising his humorous and descriptive Ch.73
- 1809. _Poetical Magazine._ Dedicated to the lovers of the Muse by the Ch.74
- Introduction to _The Schoolmasters Tour_. Vol. 1.--'In the Tour, with Ch.75
- 8. Doctor Syntax disputing his Bill with the Landlady Aug. 1 " Ch.76
- 13. Doctor Syntax pursued by a Bull Oct. 1 " Ch.77
- 5. An illustration to 'Edwin and Matilda, or the Beach King.' Ch.78
- 7. Illustration to 'Edwin and Matilda' Jan. 1 " Ch.79
- 8. Doctor Syntax losing his money on the Raceground at Ch.80
- 13. Doctor Syntax made free of the Cellar April 1 " Ch.81
- 11. Doctor Syntax and the Dairymaid Oct. 1 " Ch.82
- 13. Doctor Syntax taking possession of his Living May 1 " Ch.83
- 1809. Beresford (James). _An Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life._ Ch.84
- 1809. _Rowlandson's Sketches from Nature._ Twelve views, drawn and Ch.85
- 1809. _The Art of Ingeniously Tormenting._ Republished by Tegg. Plates Ch.86
- 1809. _Annals of Sporting._ By Caleb Quizem, Esq., and his various Ch.87
- 1809. _The Trial of the Duke of York._ In 2 volumes. Published by T. Ch.88
- 1809. _Annals of Sporting._ By Caleb Quizem. Republished by Tegg. Ch.89
- Introduction. _Caleb Quizem, Esq._ Woodward del., Rowlandson sc. Ch.90
- 8. The Seizure. Ch.91
- 1. Mathematical Horsemanship.--Mr. Ralph Marrowbone, forming an obtuse Ch.92
- 1809. _Advice to Sportsmen_, selected from the notes of Marmaduke Ch.93
- 1809. _Advice to Sportsmen_, rural or metropolitan, noviciates or Ch.94
- 1809. _The Pleasures of Human Life._ By Hilari Benevolus & Co., with Ch.95
- 1809. _The Pleasures of Human Life._ Investigated cheerfully, Ch.96
- 1. Christopher Crabtree in the Suds. 2. Mr. Ego's marvellous Ch.97
- 3. Connoisseurs, or Portrait Collectors! Ch.98
- 1809. T. Smollett: _Miscellaneous Works_. Twenty-six illustrations by Ch.99
- 1809. _Gambado. An Academy for Grown Horsemen, &c._ 8vo. Published by Ch.100
- 1809. _Beauties of Tom Brown._ Frontispiece and illustrations by T. Ch.101
- 1809. _Scandal: Investigation of the Charges brought against H.R.H. the Ch.102
- introduction to the histrionic profession as an experiment towards Ch.103
- 1810. _Sports of a Country Fair._--The sport in this case is Ch.104
- 1810. _The Harmonic Society. 'The Assemblies of women are too Ch.105
- 1810. _The Sign of the Four Alls._--The four personages who constitute Ch.106
- 1810. _A Parody on Milton._ Published by T. Tegg. Ch.107
- 1810. S. Butler. _Hudibras._ With illustrations after W. Hogarth, Ch.108
- 1811. _The Huntsman Rising._ Republished. (See 1809.) Published by T. Ch.109
- 1811. _The Gamester Going to Bed._ Republished. (See 1809.) Published Ch.110
- 1811. _Twelfth Night Characters_, in twenty-four figures, by T. Ch.111
- 1811. _Royal Academy, Somerset House, London._ Rowlandson fecit.--The Ch.112
- 1811. _Miseries of Travelling. A Hailstorm._ Designed by H. Bunbury, Ch.113
- 1811. _A Tutor and his Pupil, travelling in France, arriving at a Ch.114
- 1811. _The Departure of La Fleur._ Vide _Sterne's 'Sentimental Ch.115
- 1811. _The Manager's Last Kick, or a New Way to Pay Old Debts._ Ch.116
- 1811. _Hiring a Servant._ Published by T. Tegg (124).--An elderly Ch.117
- 1811. _Anglers of 1811._ Designed by H. Bunbury, etched by T. Ch.118
- 1811. _Patience in a Punt._ Designed by H. Bunbury, etched by T. Ch.119
- 1811. _A Family Piece. (The Portrait Painter.)_ Designed by H. Bunbury, Ch.120
- 1811. _A Barber's Shop._ H. Bunbury del., Rowlandson sculp.--Two Ch.121
- 1818. The title given on the folio engraving is _Interior of a Barber's Ch.122
- 1811. _Chesterfield Burlesqued._ Published by T. Tegg. 12mo. (See Ch.123
- 1812. _Bitter Fare, or Sweeps Regaling._--As in the preceding Ch.124
- 1812. _The Successful Fortune-hunter (Bath Crescent), or Captain Ch.125
- 1812. _Hackney Assembly. 'The Graces, the Graces, remember the Ch.126
- 1812. _The Learned Scotchman, or Magistrate's Mistake._ Woodward del., Ch.127
- 1812. _Mock Turtle_ pictures a pair of elderly suitors cooing over a Ch.128
- 1812. _Off She Goes._ Rowlandson fecit. Published by T. Tegg.--An Ch.129
- 1812. _English Exhibitions in Paris, or French People astonished at our Ch.130
- 1812. _A Cat in Pattens._ Rowlandson invt.--Though thoroughly in Ch.131
- 1812. _Cornwall. An Overlooker._ Ch.132
- 1812. _A Cornish Waterfall._ Ch.133
- 1812. _A Watercourse._ Ch.134
- 1812. _Near Helston, Cornwall._ Ch.135
- 1812. _View of the Church and Village of St. Cue, Cornwall._ Published Ch.136
- 1812. _The Lion Rock, Cornwall._ Ch.137
- 1812. _A Cornish Road._ Ch.138
- 1812. _A Hill Side, Cornwall._ Ch.139
- 1812. _A Cornish View._ Ch.140
- Introduction to Courtship. Ch.141
- 1813. _Unloading a Waggon._ Published by T. Tegg (214). Ch.142
- 1813. _None but the Brave deserve the Fair._ Published by T. Tegg Ch.143
- 1810. The subject is treated allegorically by Rowlandson. _The Sun of Ch.144
- 1813. _The Quaker and the Commissioners of Excise._ Woodward del., Ch.145
- 1813. _Doctor Syntax, in the Middle of a Smoking Hot Political Ch.146
- 1813. _The Cobbler's Cure for a Scolding Wife._ Published by T. Tegg Ch.147
- 1813. _Hopes of the Family, or Miss Marrowfat at Home for the Ch.148
- 1813. Engelbach (Lewis). _Letters from Italy_, (_Repository of Arts_, Ch.149
- 1813. _Poetical Sketches of Scarborough._ Text signed 'J. P.' (J. B. Ch.150
- 2. _What I am--a snivelling wretch._--The general is seen in solitary Ch.151
- 3. _What I ought to be--hung for a fool._--The figure of Napoleon, with Ch.152
- 1814. _Portsmouth Point._ Published by T. Tegg (255).--The varied Ch.153
- 1815. _Vive le Roi! Vive l'Empereur! Vive le Diable! French Constancy Ch.154
- 1815. _R. Ackermann's Transparency on the Victory of Waterloo._--The Ch.155
- 3. For the murder of Palm, Hofer, &c., &c. 4. For the murder of the Ch.156
- 1815. _Measuring Substitutes for the Army of Reserve._--In 1815, owing Ch.157
- 1815. _A Journeyman Tailor._--A half-clad slave of the thimble is shown Ch.158
- 1815. _Neighbours._ Published by T. Tegg (235).--The wooden casements Ch.159
- 1815. _Virtue in Danger._ Ch.160
- 1815. _Accidents will Happen._--This, and the following subjects, to Ch.161
- 1815. _Sympathy._--This emotion is rendered in the feelings of a stern Ch.162
- 1815. _Despatch, or Jack preparing for Sea._--Jack Tar is making the Ch.163
- 1815. _Deadly Lively._--The coarse humours of a spirit-cellar are Ch.164
- 1815. (Officer.) _The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome, with an Ch.165
- 1815. _The Grand Master, or Adventures of Qui Hi in Hindostan. A Ch.166
- 1815. _The Dance of Death._ With illustrations, 2 vols., royal 8vo. Ch.167
- 1816. The central point of the collection is the Emperor's travelling Ch.168
- 1816. _Bullock's London Museum, Piccadilly._[26]--'Mr. Bullock, having Ch.169
- 1816. _Lady Hamilton at Home, or a Neapolitan Ambassador._--The outline Ch.170
- 1816. _Relics of a Saint, by Ferdinand._ Frontispiece by Rowlandson, Ch.171
- 1816. _Rowlandson's World in Miniature, consisting of groups of Ch.172
- 1816. _The Relics of a Saint. A Right Merry Tale, by Ferdinand Ch.173
- 24. The Wedding. Ch.174
- 1. _Infancy._--The hero is introduced to the world as an infant. Ch.175
- 2. _Childhood._--The first tutor. Ch.176
- 3. _Boyhood._--The public school. Ch.177
- 4. _Youth._--An undergraduate at Oxford. Ch.178
- 5. _Foreign Tour._--Setting forth on his Continental travels. The Ch.179
- 6. _Foreign Tour._--Posting in France. Ch.180
- 7. _Foreign Tour._--A scene in the Palais-Royal. Ch.181
- 8. _The Return._--The traveller hurries home on the death of his Ch.182
- 9. _The Chase._--A fatal fall; his affianced bride is thrown and Ch.183
- 10. _Fashionable Life._--Plan for new buildings. The architect, &c. Ch.184
- 11. Coaching on Hounslow Heath. Ch.185
- 12. The Midnight Masquerade. Ch.186
- 13. The Billiard-table and its votaries. Ch.187
- 14. The Ring, Newmarket Heath. Ch.188
- 15. A Mistress _à la mode._ Ch.189
- 16. The Election: close of the poll: chairing the member. Ch.190
- 17. Imprisoned for debt, the hero resists the temptations held out by Ch.191
- 18. A change of circumstances: coming into an unexpected fortune, left Ch.192
- 19. A social gathering in the new mansion. Ladies and a musical Ch.193
- 20. The hero selects a wife. The nuptial ceremony. Ch.194
- 21. Dragging the lake. Ch.195
- 22. A case of poaching. Sir Henry is sitting as magistrate at Graceful Ch.196
- 23. Worshipping on the Sabbath. The Squire in his pew. Ch.197
- 24. Sir Henry, surrounded by his children and his friends, is Ch.198
- 1817. _Grotesque Drawing Book; the World in Miniature, consisting of Ch.199
- 1817. _Journal of Sentimental Travels in the Southern Provinces of Ch.200
- 1817. _World in Miniature._ Containing fifty-eight etchings. 4to. (See Ch.201
- 1817. _Pleasures of Human Life._ Ch.202
- 1818. _Wild Irish, or Paddy from Cork, with his coat buttoned behind._ Ch.203
- 1818. _The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy._ A Poem, in four Ch.204
- 1819. _Who killed Cock Robin? A Satirical Tragedy, or Hieroglyphic Ch.205
- 1819. _Female Intrepidity, or the Heroic Maiden._ (Chap-book) With a Ch.206
- 1820. _Rowlandson's Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders, Ch.207
- 1820. _The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation._ Ch.208
- 1821. _Tricks on the Turf, or Settling how to Lose a Race._ Published Ch.209
- 1821. _Journal of Sentimental Travels in the Southern Provinces of Ch.210
- 1821. _Le Don Quichotte Romantique, ou Voyage du Docteur Syntaxe à Ch.211
- 1822. _The History of Johnny Quæ Genus; the little Foundling of the Ch.212
- Introduction to the history of _Quæ Genus_.--'The favour which has Ch.213
- 1822. _Rowlandson's Sketches from Nature._ Ch.214
- 1822. _The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax. In Search of a Wife._ Royal Ch.215
- 1822. _Die Reise des Doktor Syntax, um das Malerische aufzusuchen. Ein Ch.216
- 1822. _Crimes of the Clergy._ 8vo. Two plates by Thomas Rowlandson. Ch.217
- 1823. _Hot Goose, Cabbage, and Cucumbers._ Ch.218
- 1823. _The Three Tours of Doctor Syntax._ Pocket edition, 3 vols. 16mo. Ch.219
- 1823. _Oliver Goldsmith. The Vicar of Wakefield._ 8vo. Illustrated with Ch.220
- 1823. _C. M. Westmacott. The Spirit of the Public Journals for the Ch.221
- 1823. _The Toothache, or Torment and Torture._--The village Ch.222
- 1825. _Bernard Blackmantle. The Spirit of the Public Journals for Ch.223
- 1825. _Bernard Blackmantle_ (Charles Molloy Westmacott). _The English Ch.224
- 18. Sir Samuel House. Do. Ch.225
- 27. Charity Covereth a Multitude of Sins. H. Humphrey, Ch.226
- 4. The Fall of Dagon, or Rare News for Leadenhall Ch.227
- 7. The Loves of the Fox and the Badger, or the Ch.228
- 23. The Times, or a View of the Old House in Little Ch.229
- 24. A Sketch from Nature. Ch.230
- 7. Billy Lackbeard and Charley Blackbeard Playing Ch.231
- 31. The Hanoverian Horse and the British Lion. Ch.232
- 3. The Two Patriotic Duchesses on their Canvass. Ch.233
- 10. The Parody, or Mother Cole and Loader. (Vide Ch.234
- 12. The Devonshire, or most Approved Method of Ch.235
- 22. The Wit's Last Stake, or Cobbling Voters and Ch.236
- 29. Madame Blubber's Last Shift, or the Aerostatic Ch.237
- 30. Procession to the Hustings. Ch.238
- 4. _La Politesse Française_, or the English Ladies' Petition Ch.239
- 4. Wisdom Led by Virtue and Prudence to the Ch.240
- 11. A Coat of Arms. Dedicated to the newly-created Ch.241
- 12. A New Insect. A Buck. (It is not certain the Ch.242
- 18. The Westminster Deserter Drummed out of the Ch.243
- 18. Preceptor and Pupil-- Ch.244
- 25. Liberty and Fame Introducing Female Patriotism Ch.245
- 28. The Petitioning Candidate for Westminster-- Ch.246
- 25. Bookseller and Author. H. Wigstead del., S. Alken Ch.247
- 25. The Historian Animating the Mind of a Young Ch.248
- 25. A Peasant Playing the Flute. After J. Mortimer. Ch.249
- 10. Colonel Topham Endeavouring with his Squirt to Ch.250
- 10. Billingsgate. Ch.251
- 24. Mock Turtle. Pub. by S. W. Fores. Ch.252
- 7. Defeat of the High and Mighty Balissimo and his Ch.253
- 24. The Slang Society. Ch.254
- 11. Colonel Topham Endeavouring with his Squirt to Ch.255
- 30. Too Many for a Jew. S. Alken, Soho. Ch.256
- 5. Captain Epilogue (Cap. Topham) to the Wells Ch.257
- 30. The Sad Discovery, or the Graceless Apprentice. Ch.258
- 31. A French Family. (Rep. 1790.) Ch.259
- 21. Botheration. T. R. Alken. Dedicated to the Ch.260
- 21. The Loss of Eden, and Eden Lost. Gen. Arnold, Ch.261
- 26. English Travelling, or the First Stage from Dover. Ch.262
- 5. Box-Lobby Loungers. Desig. H. Wigstead. Pub. Ch.263
- 13. Love and Learning, or the Oxford Scholar. Ch.264
- 7. Captain Epilogue. (Repeated, with the addition of Ch.265
- 8. The Morning Dram. Ch.266
- 29. The Sorrows of Werter. Ch.267
- 1. The Dying Patient, or the Doctor's Last Fee. Pub. Ch.268
- 6. A Theatrical Chymist. (Holman _versus_ Topham.) Ch.269
- 6. A Box-Lobby Hero: the Branded Bully, or the Ass Ch.270
- 5. Slyboots. Ch.271
- 25. The Tythe Pig. Ch.272
- 20. A Visit to the Uncle. E. Jackson, Marylebone Ch.273
- 20. The Putney Disaster, or Symptoms of Ducking. Ch.274
- 1. Country Simplicity. Ch.275
- 11. Uncle George and Black Dick at their New Game Ch.276
- 18. Tragedy Spectators. Pub. by T. R. as the Act Ch.277
- 26. A Cribbage Party in St. Giles's disturbed by a press gang. Ch.278
- 18. A Travelling Knife-Grinder at a Cottage Door. Ch.279
- 29. Ague and Fever. Designed by James Dunthorne. Ch.280
- 22. Old Cantwell Canvassing for Lord Janus (Hood). Ch.281
- 25. Filial Piety. (P. W. and George III.) Ch.282
- 29. Lust and Avarice. Pub. by Wm. Rowlandson, Ch.283
- 29. A Touch at the Times. Ch.284
- 30. The Word-eater. (Fox.) (See 1786.) Ch.285
- 31. Blue and Buff Loyalty. (Dr. Munro.) Ch.286
- 28. Suitable Restrictions. (Traces of Rowlandson's Ch.287
- 30. The Propagation of a Truth. Long Slip. (13 Ch.288
- 7. Britannia's Support, or the Conspirators Defeated. Ch.289
- 15. Going in State to the House of Peers, or a Piece Ch.290
- 7. The Irish Ambassadors Extraordinary: a Galantee Ch.291
- 10. Edward the Black Prince Receiving Homage. Ch.292
- 16. Do. do. Return, or Bulls Ch.293
- 4. The Rochester Address, or the Corporation going Ch.294
- 29. The Grand Procession to St. Paul's on St. George's Ch.295
- 23. An Antiquarian. Pub. by Wm. Holland, 50 Oxford Ch.296
- 24. Sergeant Recruiter. (Duc d'Orleans.) Ch.297
- 29. Mercury and his Advocates Defeated, or Vegetable Ch.298
- 10. Frog Hunting. Ch.299
- 1. Saloon at the Pavilion, Brighton. Ch.300
- 20. Four o'clock in the Country. Do. Ch.301
- 30. Toxophilites (large plate). Pub. by E. Harding. Ch.302
- 31. Sheets of picturesque etchings.--A Four in Hand. Ch.303
- 31. Sheets of picturesque etchings.--Huntsmen Visiting Ch.304
- 22. Bardolph Badgered, or the Portland Hunt. (? Row.) Ch.305
- 25. The Grand Battle between the famous English Ch.306
- 17. The Ghosts of Mirabeau and Dr. Price Appearing to Ch.307
- 18. A Little Tighter. Pub. by S. W. Fores. Ch.308
- 1. Damp Sheets. Ch.309
- 12. French Barracks. S. W. Fores. Aqua. T. Malton. Ch.310
- 1. The Bank. Pub. by T. Rowlandson, Strand. Ch.311
- 29. Six Stages of Mending a face. S. W. F. Dedicated Ch.312
- 11. Ditto. The Passengers from the Waggon Arriving Ch.313
- 5. Philosophy run Mad, or a Stupendous Monument Ch.314
- 5. Botheration. Dedicated to the Gentlemen of the Ch.315
- 5. The Hypochondriac. Desgd. by James Dunthorne. Ch.316
- 25. Benevolence. Ch.317
- 8. Reform Advised, Reform Begun, Reform Complete. Ch.318
- 25. Melopoyn (a distressed poet) and the Manager. Ch.319
- 17. Amputation. (1785.) Repub. S. W. F., 1793. Ch.320
- 1. Grog on Board.} Ch.321
- 17. St. James's, St. Giles's. (See 1792.) Ch.322
- 16. Comforts of High Living. Pub. by S. W. Fores, Ch.323
- 18. Village Cavalry Practising in a Farmyard. G. M. Ch.324
- 20. A Visit to the Uncle. S. W. F. Aqua. by F. Jukes. Ch.325
- 20. An Early Lesson of Marching. Woodward del. Ch.326
- 28. Bad News on the Stock Exchange. Ch.327
- 1. Companion view: Amsterdam. Rowlandson del., Ch.328
- 12. The Comforts of Bath. (12 plates.) Ch.329
- 1. Views of London, No. 4. Entrance of Oxford Ch.330
- 1. Views of London, No. 5. Entrance from Mile End, Ch.331
- 10. An Extraordinary Scene on the Road from London Ch.332
- 1. The Consequence of not Shifting the Leg. Pub. Ch.333
- 20. Admiral Nelson Recruiting with his Brave Tars Ch.334
- 4. 'Do you want any Brickdust?' Ch.335
- 10. An Artist Travelling in Wales. Ch.336
- 8. 'Hot Cross Buns--Two a Penny--Buns.' Ch.337
- 10. Borders for Rooms and Screens, slips. Woodward Ch.338
- 20. The Loyal Volunteers of London. 87 plates by T. Ch.339
- 20. Hungarian and Highland Broadsword Exercise. Ch.340
- 1. Waddling Out. Woodward invt. Pub. by R. Ch.341
- 10. Comforts of the City. A Good Speculation. Woodward Ch.342
- 12. Procession of a Country Corporation. Ch.343
- 3. Forget and Forgive, or Honest Jack Shaking Hands Ch.344
- 20. The Irish Baronet and his Nurse. Woodward del., Ch.345
- 28. A Note of Hand? Ch.346
- 1. March to the Camp. Pub. by T. Rowlandson, 1 Ch.347
- 5. A Bankrupt Cart, or the Road to Ruin in the East. Ch.348
- 20. Washing Trotters. Hixon, 355, near Exeter 'Change, Ch.349
- 4. Admiration with Astonishment. Woodward del., Ch.350
- 20. Despair. Woodward del., Rowlandson fec. Ch.351
- 12. Hocus Pocus, or Searching for the Philosopher's Ch.352
- 1. Caricature Medallions for Screens. Pub. by R. Ch.353
- 20. Hearts for the Year 1800. Woodward inv., Rowlandson Ch.354
- 12. Melopoyn Haranguing the Prisoners in the Fleet. Ch.355
- 20. A Skipping Academy. G. M. Woodward inv., Ch.356
- 4. Pictures of Prejudice. Woodward del., Rowlandson Ch.357
- 26. A Sulky. Do. Ch.358
- 25. The Pleasures of Margate:-- Ch.359
- 20. Sailors Regaling. Pub. by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Ch.360
- 30. Gratification of the Senses _à la mode Française_. Ch.361
- 29. Grotesque Border for Rooms and Halls. Woodward Ch.362
- 8. A Curtain Lecture. Ch.363
- 12. London Outrider, or Brother Saddlebag. Ch.364
- 1. A Councillor. Pub. by S. W. Fores. Ch.365
- 1. The Union. Ackermann. Ch.366
- 15. Undertakers Regaling. Nixon del. Pub. by R. Ch.367
- 30. Single Combat in Moorfields, or Magnanimous Ch.368
- 10. The Old Maid's Prayer. Ch.369
- 3. Elegance. 4. Fancy. Do. do. Ch.370
- 4. The Widow's Prayer. Ch.371
- 20. The Toper's Mistake. G. M. Woodward inv. Pub. Ch.372
- 30. The Apothecary's Prayer. Ch.373
- 10. The Actress's Prayer. Ch.374
- 12. The Sailor's Prayer. Ch.375
- 20. The Publican's Prayer. Ch.376
- 1. A Woman of Fashion's Journal. Ch.377
- 28. Special Pleaders in the Court of Requests. (Roberts.) Ch.378
- 25. _La Fille mal Gardé_, or Jack in the Box. Williamson, Ch.379
- 1. Intrusion on Study, or the Painter Disturbed. Ch.380
- 18. The Corporal in Good Quarters. Ch.381
- 12. Ducking a Scold. Ch.382
- 10. Flags of Truth and Lies. Pub. by Ackermann. Ch.383
- 2. A French Ordinary. Fores. Ch.384
- 8. Light Infantry Volunteers on a March. Pub. by Ch.385
- 25. The Famous Coalheaver, Black Charley, Looking Ch.386
- 23. The Fifth Clause, or Effect of Example. Pub. by Ch.387
- 28. A Scotch Sarcophagus. Do. Ch.388
- 25. A Sailor's Will. Woodward inv., Rowlandson Ch.389
- 14. Recovery of a Dormant Title, or a Breeches Maker Ch.390
- 30. Raising the Wind. Ch.391
- 16. The Political Hydra. Wigstead. Orig. pub. Dec. Ch.392
- 18. Falstaff and his Followers Vindicating the Property Ch.393
- 20. A Cake in Danger. Ch.394
- 1. A Maiden Aunt Smelling Fire. Pub. by T. R., Ch.395
- 4. Daniel Lambert, the Wonderful Great Pumpkin of Ch.396
- 31. A Diving Machine on a New Construction. T. R., Ch.397
- 3. The Captain's Account Current of Charge and Ch.398
- 26. Mrs. Showell. The Woman who shows General Ch.399
- 28. At Home and Abroad! Abroad and at Home! T. Ch.400
- 24. A Nincompoop, or Henpecked Husband. Tegg, Ch.401
- 26. John Rosedale, Mariner. Exhibitor at the Hall of Ch.402
- 3. Scenes at Brighton, or the Miseries of Human Ch.403
- introduction to the Miseries of Human Life. Ch.404
- 6. The Holy Friar. Des. by Sir E. Bunbury, etd. by Ch.405
- 17. The Old Man of the Sea, Sticking to the Shoulders Ch.406
- 30. Song Headings, pub. by Tegg. Platonic Love. Ch.407
- 15. Song Headings, pub. by Tegg.--Murphy Delaney. Ch.408
- 18. A View on the Banks of the Thames. Pub. by T. Ch.409
- 9. Song Heading, pub. by Tegg. A Cure for Lying Ch.410
- 10. The Double Disaster, or New Cure for Love. Ch.411
- 14. Easter Monday, or Cockney Hunt. Ch.412
- 10. John Bull making Observations on the Comet. Ch.413
- 20. A Couple of Antiquities: My Aunt and My Uncle. Ch.414
- 21. Song Headings, pub. by Tegg. The Dog and the Ch.415
- 7. Tom Tack's Ghost. (Song and Heading.) Pub. Ch.416
- 16. Pl. 4. Suffering under the last symptoms of Ch.417
- 1. Description of a Boxing Match, June 9, 1806. Ch.418
- 21. Volunteer Wit, or not Enough for a Prime. Tegg. Ch.419
- 21. The Mother's Hope. Pub. by Tegg. Ch.420
- 4. Odd Fellows from Downing Street Complaining to Ch.421
- 30. Accommodation, or Lodgings to Let at Portsmouth. Ch.422
- 30. The Welsh Sailor's Mistake, or Tars in Conversation. Ch.423
- 10. Billingsgate at Bayonne, or the Imperial Dinner. Ch.424
- 12. The Corsican Spider in his Web. Woodward del. Ch.425
- 12. The Corsican Nurse Soothing the Infants of Spain. Ch.426
- 22. The Beast as Described in the Revelations, chap. Ch.427
- 21. King Joe's Retreat from Madrid. Tegg, 53. Ch.428
- 25. Behaviour at Table. Woodward del. 4 subjects. Ch.429
- 27. King Joe on his Spanish Donkey. Woodward del., Ch.430
- 12. The Political Butcher, or Spain Cutting up Buonaparte Ch.431
- 17. Prophecy explained:--'And there are seven Kings, Ch.432
- 20. Napoleon the Little in a Rage with his great Ch.433
- 24. A Hard Passage, or Boney Playing Bass on the Ch.434
- 25. King Joe and Co. making the most of their Time Ch.435
- 29. Nap and his Partner Joe. Row. Tegg, 60. Ch.436
- 25. A Bill of Fare for Bond Street Epicures. Woodward Ch.437
- 1. Doctor Gallipot. 'Throw Physic to the Dogs.' Ch.438
- 1. Wonderfully Mended. Shouldn't have Known you Ch.439
- 1. In Port and out of Port, or News from Portugal. Ch.440
- 19. The Progress of the Emperor Napoleon. Woodward Ch.441
- 1802. 12mo. Ch.442
- 15. The Old Woman's Complaint, or the Greek Alphabet. Ch.443
- 1. Mrs. Bundle in a Rage, or Too Late for the Stage. Ch.444
- 15. Dissolution of Partnership, or the Industrious Ch.445
- 20. The Ambassador of Morocco on a Special Mission. Ch.446
- 21. Days of Prosperity in Gloucester Place, or a Kept Ch.447
- 25. The York Magician Transforming a Footboy into Ch.448
- 26. The Bishop and his Clarke, or a Peep into Paradise. Ch.449
- 27. A Pilgrimage from Surrey to Gloucester Place, or Ch.450
- 4. Chelsea Parade, or a Croaking Member Surveying Ch.451
- 5. The Road to Preferment, through Clarke's Passage. Ch.452
- 7. The Triumvirate of Gloucester Place, or the Clarke, Ch.453
- 8. Yorkshire Hieroglyphics!! Plate 1. Tegg. Ch.454
- 11. Yorkshire Hieroglyphics. Plate Second. Tegg. Ch.455
- 12. The Statue to be Disposed of at Gloucester Place. Ch.456
- 13. A General Discharge, or the Darling Angel's Ch.457
- 15. The Champion of Oakhampton Attacking the Hydra Ch.458
- 24. The Resignation, or John Bull Overwhelmed with Ch.459
- 27. Frontispiece to Tegg's Complete Collection of Caricatures Ch.460
- 30. The York Dilly; or, the Triumph of Innocence. Ch.461
- 2. Mrs. Clarke's Farewell to her Audience. Tegg. Ch.462
- 4. Original Plan for a Popular Monument to be Erected Ch.463
- 5. A York Address to the Whale. Caught lately off Ch.464
- 11. The Modern Babel, or Giants Crushed by a Weight Ch.465
- 18. The Sick Lion and the Asses. Tegg. Duke of Ch.466
- 21. Comforts of Matrimony. A Good Toast. Reeve & Ch.467
- 21. Do. The Tables Turned. The Miseries of Wedlock. Ch.468
- 21. Burning the Books. Memoirs of Mrs. Clarke. Ch.469
- 22. A Piece-Offering. Memoirs, Life, Letters, &c., of Ch.470
- 29. O! you're a Devil, get along do! Ch.471
- 12. Boney's Broken Bridge. Tegg. Ch.472
- 14. More of the Clarke; or Fresh Accusations. Tegg, Ch.473
- 18. Amusement for the Recess; or the Devil to Pay Ch.474
- 24. The Tables are Turned; how are the Mighty Fallen. Ch.475
- 30. The Bill of Wrights; or, the Patriot Alarmed. Ch.476
- 31. The Huntsman Rising. The Gamester going to Ch.477
- 28. The Rising Sun; or a View of the Continent. Ch.478
- 4. Song by Commodore Curtis. Tune: 'Cease, Rude Ch.479
- 14. A Design for a Monument to be Erected in Commemoration Ch.480
- 27. This is the House that Jack Built. O. P. Riots, Ch.481
- 30. A Lump of Impertinence. Woodward del., Rowlandson Ch.482
- 25. A Bill of Fare for Bond Street Epicures. Pub. by Ch.483
- 25. Do. do do. 189. Ch.484
- 12. The Boxes!-- Ch.485
- 18. Joint Stock Street. Woodward del., Rowlandson Ch.486
- 23. A Peep at the Gas Lights in Pall Mall. Woodward Ch.487
- 24. The Bull and Mouth. Woodward and Rowlandson. Ch.488
- 1809. 12mo. Ch.489
- 12. Libel Hunters on the Look-out, or Daily Examiners Ch.490
- 26. The Boroughmongers Strangled in the Tower. Ch.491
- 5. A Bait for the Kiddies on the North Road, or that's Ch.492
- 10. Kissing for Love, or Captain Careless Shot Flying. Ch.493
- 10. Easterly Winds, or Scudding under Bare Poles. Ch.494
- 15. Three Weeks after Marriage, or the Great Little Ch.495
- 30. A Table d'Hôte, or French Ordinary in Paris. Ch.496
- 5. Boxing Match for 200 guineas between Dutch Ch.497
- 8. Smuggling In, or a College Trick. Ch.498
- 30. Dramatic Demireps at their Morning Rehearsal. Ch.499
- 25. Dropsy Courting Consumption. Rowlandson del. Ch.500
- 20. Medical Despatch, or Doctor Double-Dose Killing Ch.501
- 30. Doctor Drainbarrel conveyed Home in a Wheelbarrow, Ch.502
- 30. After Sweet Meat comes Sour Sauce, or Corporal Ch.503
- 28. College Pranks, or Crabbed Fellows Taught to Ch.504
- 16. The Gig Shop, or Kicking up a Breeze at Nell Ch.505
- 20. Pigeon-Hole, a Covent Garden Contrivance to Ch.506
- 26. A French Dentist Showing a Specimen of his Artificial Ch.507
- 2. Bacon-faced Fellows of Brazen-Nose Broken loose. Ch.508
- 28. Kitty Careless in Quod, or Waiting for Jew Bail. Ch.509
- 9. Boney the Second, or the Little Baboon Created Ch.510
- 10. A Picture of Misery. Tegg, 70.-- Ch.511
- 12. Puss in Boots, or General Junot taken by surprise. Ch.512
- 20. The Enraged Son of Mars and the Timid Tonson. Ch.513
- 24. Rural Sports. A Cat in a Bowl. No. 1. Ch.514
- 1. Touch for Touch, or a Female Physician in full Ch.515
- 16. The Bassoon, with a French Horn Accompaniment. Ch.516
- 31. The Gamester going to Bed. Pub. by T. R., 1 Ch.517
- 30. Masquerading. Tegg, 84. Ch.518
- 20. Looking at the Comet till you get a Crick in the Ch.519
- 29. Rural Sports. A Milling Match: Cribb and Ch.520
- 2. John Bull at the Italian Opera. Des. and pub. Ch.521
- 3. Rural Sports; or a Cricket Match Extraordinary. Ch.522
- 10. Six Classes of that Noble and useful Animal, a Ch.523
- 10. Distillers Looking into their own Business. Ch.524
- 25. A Trip to Gretna Green. T. R., 1 James Street, Ch.525
- 31. Cloisters, Magdalen College, Oxford. Ch.526
- 15. A Milk Sop. Tegg, 125. Ch.527
- 12. A Portrait. Lord Petersham. Humphrey. Ch.528
- 10. Wet under Foot. Designed by an Amateur. Ch.529
- 26. A Portrait. Lord Pomfret. Humphrey. Ch.530
- 28. Plucking a Spooney. Ch.531
- 1. Description of a Boxing Match for 100 guineas a Ch.532
- 25. Land Stores. Ch.533
- 12. The Ducking Stool. (Republished.) (See April Ch.534
- 30. A Brace of Blackguards. Ch.535
- 14. Glow Worms. (See 1805.) Pub. by T. Rowlandson, Ch.536
- 14. Muck Worms. Do. Ch.537
- 15. The Secret History of Crim. Con. Plate I. T. Ch.538
- 15. Do. do. Plate II. Do. Ch.539
- 30. The Sweet Pea. Pub. by H. Humphrey, 27 St. Ch.540
- 30. Raising the Wind. Pub. by T. R., 1 James Ch.541
- 1. The Last Gasp, or Toadstools Mistaken for Ch.542
- 20. Humours of Houndsditch, or Mrs. Shevi in a Longing Ch.543
- 20. A Doleful Disaster; or, Miss Tubby Tatarmin's Ch.544
- 22. The Norwich Bull Feast, or Glory and Gluttony. Ch.545
- 25. A Long Pull, a Strong Pull, and a Pull All together. Ch.546
- 27. The Execution of Two Celebrated Enemies of Old Ch.547
- 30. Plump to the Devil we boldly Kicked both Nap Ch.548
- 10. The Mock Phoenix, or a Vain Attempt to Rise Ch.549
- 12. Friends and Foes, up he Goes! Sending the Corsican Ch.550
- 14. Political Chemist and German Retorts, or Dissolving Ch.551
- 14. Napoleon le Grand. Ch.552
- 30. How to Vault into the Saddle, or a new-invented Ch.553
- 1. Madame Véry, Restaurateur, Palais Royal, Paris. Ch.554
- 1. La Belle Limonadière au Café des Mille Colonnes. Ch.555
- 30. Quarter-day, or Clearing the Premises without Ch.556
- 14. Progress of Gallantry, or Stolen Kisses Sweetest. Ch.557
- 20. A Tailor's Wedding. Tegg, 315. Ch.558
- 2. Head Runner of Runaways from Leipzic Fair. R. Ch.559
- 12. The Devil's Darling. R. Ackermann. Ch.560
- 9. Blucher the Brave Extracting the Groan of Abdication Ch.561
- 12. Coming in at the Death of the Corsican Fox. Ch.562
- 12. Bloody Boney, the Carcase Butcher, left off Trade Ch.563
- 20. A Delicate Finish to a French (Corsican) Usurper. Ch.564
- 25. Nap. Dreading his Doleful Doom, or his Grand Ch.565
- 1. Boney Turned Moralist. What I was, what I am, Ch.566
- 15. Macassar Oil, or an Oily Puff for Soft Heads. Ch.567
- 20. Rural Sports, or a Pleasant Way of Making Hay. Ch.568
- 23. The Naumacia to commemorate a Peace. (Aquatic Ch.569
- 15. The Four Seasons of Love--Spring, Summer, Ch.570
- 20. Johanna Southcott the Prophetess Excommunicating Ch.571
- 1. Defrauding the Customs, or Shipping Goods not Ch.572
- 1. Hodge's Explanation of a Hundred Magistrates. Ch.573
- 13. A Lamentable Case of a Juryman. Tegg, 347. Ch.574
- 12. Scene in a New Pantomime to be Performed at the Ch.575
- 16. The Corsican and his Bloodhounds at the Window Ch.576
- 16. My Ass. Pub. by I. Sidebotham, 96 Strand. Desd. Ch.577
- 27. Transparency Exhibited at Ackermann's, in the Ch.578
- 28. A Rare Acquisition to the Royal Menagerie. A Ch.579
- 28. Boney's Trial, Sentence, and Dying-Speech, or Ch.580
- 1815. 8vo. Ch.581
- 1816. Frontispiece by Rowlandson. Pub. by T. Ch.582
- 19. An Old Poacher Caught in a Snare. R. inv. et sculp. Ch.583
- 1. Modish--Prudent. (Another version of the pair Ch.584
- 18. The Miller's Love. Ch.585
- 17. Erin-go-Bray. The Allied Republics of France Ch.586
- 20. Fast Day. Pub. by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Ch.587
- 30. Country Characters. Republished 1800. (See Ch.588
- 28. Sailor and Banker, or the Firm in Danger. (See Ch.589
- 21. Titlepage to series of twenty subjects. Ch.590
- 9. The Brave Tars of the 'Victory,' and the Remains Ch.591
- 11. The French Admiral on board the 'Euryalus.' Ch.592
- 20. A Brace of Brimstones. (See 'A Cake in Danger,' Ch.593
- 21. Connoisseurs. (A plagiarism.) Pub. by Reeve & Ch.594
- 28. A Visit to the Synagogue. Ch.595
- introduction fully explains: 'This second tour is, like the former Ch.596
- 1879. Also _The 'Fraser' Portraits. A Gallery of Illustrious Literary Ch.597
- Introduction, i. 162 Ch.598