1799. (continued 2)

Monastic Fare, ii. 71–2

Money-Lenders, i. 148

— Scrivener, A, ii. 22

Monkey Merchant, A, ii. 63

Monstrous Craws, or a New-Discovered Animal, ii. 35

More of the Clarke, or Fresh Accusations, ii. 161

— Miseries, or the Bottom of Mr. Figg's Old Whiskey Broke through, ii. 83

— Scotchmen, or Johnny Macree Opening his New Budget, ii. 75

Morning—Breakfast at Michiner's Grand Hotel, ii. 6

Morning Dram, The, i. 186

— or the Man of Taste, ii. 214

Mother Cole and Loader, i. 125

Mother's Hope, The, ii. 86–7

Muck-Worms, ii. 55, 231

Munchausen's Surprising Adventures, ii. 175

Munchausen at Walcheren, ii. 224

Munro, Dr. i. 233

Murphy Delaney, ii. 75

Musical Doctor and his Scholars, A, ii. 297

— Family, A, ii. 39

My Ass, ii. 295

My Aunt and my Uncle, ii. 83

Nap in the Country, i. 175

Nap in Town (companion), i. 175–6

Napoleon Buonaparte in a Fever on Receiving the Extraordinary Gazette of Nelson's Victory over the Combined Fleets, ii. 53, 55

Nap Dreading his Doleful Doom, or his Grand Entry into the Isle of Elba, ii. 281

— and his Friends in their Glory, ii. 100–1

Napoleon le Grand, ii. 263–4

— the Little in a Rage with his great French Eagle, ii. 98

Nap and his Partner Joe, ii. 99

Narrative of the War, i. 328–9

Nautical Characters, i. 362

Naval Triumph, or Favours Conferred, i. 99

Neddy's Black Box, i. 245

Négligé, La. Desig. by 'Simplex Mundities,' i. 183

Neighbours, ii. 296

New French Phantasmagoria, A, ii. 47

— Invented Elastic Breeches, i. 148; ii. 236

— Sentimental Journal, ii. 362

— Shoes, i. 320, 324

— Speaker, A, i. 246–7

— Tap Wanted, A, or Work for the Plumber, ii. 182–3

Newspaper, The, ii. 10

Nice Fish, i. 238–9; ii. 22

Night Auction, A, i. 233

Night—At the Bazaars, Raffling for Prizes, ii. 6

Nincompoop, or Henpecked Husband, A, ii. 69, 70

None but the Brave deserve the Fair, ii. 255

Noon—Dining, Margate, ii. 6

Norwich Bull Feast, or Glory and Gluttony, ii. 257

Not at Home, or a Disappointed Dinner-Hunter, ii. 374

Note of Hand, A, i. 369

Nunina, ii. 11

Nursery, The, i. 371

Nursing the Spawn of a Tyrant; or Frenchmen Sick of the Breed, ii. 204–5

Odd Fellows from Downing Street Complaining to John Bull, ii. 88

Oddities, i. 306

Odes for the New Year, i. 209

Off She Goes, ii. 237

Officer. The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome, ii. 298–9

Old Angel at Islington, The, i. 319

— Cantwell Canvassing for Lord Janus (Hood), i. 228

— Ewe Dressed Lamb Fashion, An, ii. 193

— Maid's Prayer, The, ii. 30

— Maid in Search of a Flea, i. 320, 324

— Man of the Sea, The, sticking to the Shoulders of Sindbad the Sailor. Vide the 'Arabian Nights' Entertainments.' (Burdett and Horne Tooke), ii. 74

— Member, An, on his Road to the House of Commons, ii. 33

— Poacher Caught in a Snare, An, ii. 374

— Woman's Complaint, The, or the Greek Alphabet, ii. 130

On her Last Legs, i. 310

Opening a Vein, i. 150

Opera Boxes (4 plates), i. 177–8

Oratorio, ii. 6

Ordnance Dreams, or Planning Fortifications, i. 183–4

Original Drawings by Rowlandson, ii. Appendix

Outré Compliments, i. 192

Oxford, Front View of Christ Church, ii. 184–5

'Oh! you're a Devil, get along, do!' ii. 134–5

Pantheon, i. 283–4, 256–7, 308

Paris Diligence, ii. 189

Parish Officer's Journal, A, ii. 36

Parliamentary Toast, A, 'Here's to the Lady,' &c., ii. 148

Parody on Milton, A, ii. 198

— The, or Mother Cole and Loader, i. 125

Parson and the Clarke, The, ii. 154

Pastime in Portugal, or a Visit to the Nunneries, ii. 203

Patience in a Punt, ii. 222

Paviour, A, i. 366

Pea-cart, The, i. 241

Peace and Plenty, ii. 282–3

Peasant Playing the Flute (after J. Mortimer), i. 150

Peep into Bethlehem, A, ii. 13

— into Friar Bacon's Study, A, i. 119

— at the Gas Lights in Pall Mall, A, ii. 167–8

Penny Barber, A, i. 257

Penserosa, ii. 11

Persons and Property Protected by Authority, i. 168

Peter's Pension ('Peter Pindar'), i. 207

Peter Plumb's Diary, ii. 187–8

Petersham, Lord, ii. 225

Petitioning Candidate for Westminster, The, i. 143

Petticoat Loose, a Fragmentary Poem, ii. 238

Philip Quarrel (Thicknesse), the English Hermit, &c., i. 275

Philosophorum, ii. 10

Philosophy run Mad, or a Stupendous Monument to Human Wisdom, i. 312–13

Physicorum, ii. 11

Picture of Misery, A, ii. 204

Pictures of Prejudice, ii. 6

Pigeon-Hole, a Covent Garden Contrivance to Coop up the Gods, ii. 200–1

Piece-Offering, A. Memoirs, Life, Letters, &c., of Mrs. Clarke, ii. 159

Pilgrimage from Surrey to Gloucester Place, A, or the Bishop in an Ecstasy, ii. 148

Pilgrims and the Peas, The, ii. 71

Pit of Acheron, The, or the Birth of the Plagues of England, i. 111–12

Pitt Fall, The, i. 243

Place de Mer, Antwerp, i. 331

— des Victoires, à Paris, La, i. 262–6

Plan for a General Reform, A, ii. 165

Plan for a Popular Monument to be Erected in Gloucester Place, ii. 156–7

Platonic Love. 'None but the Brave Deserve the Fair,' ii. 74

Pleasures of Human Life, The, ii. 83, 180, 362

— of Margate, ii. 6

Plot Thickens, The, or Diamond Cut Diamond, ii. 161

Plucking a Spooney, ii. 225

'Plump to the Devil we boldly Kicked both Nap and his Partner Joe,' ii. 261

Poetical Magazine, ii. 175–8

— Sketches of Scarborough, ii. 268–9

Polish Dwarf, The (Borowlowski), Performing before the Grand Seigneur, i. 186

Politesse Française, La, or the English Ladies' Petition to his Excellency the Mushroom Ambassador, i. 145

Political Affection, i. 133

— Butcher, The, or Spain Cutting up Buonaparte for the Benefit of his Neighbours, ii. 96

— Chemist and German Retorts, or Dissolving the Rhenish Confederacy, ii. 263

— Hydra, The, i. 231; ii. 58

Poll, The, i. 127

— of Portsmouth's Prayer, ii. 33

Pomfret, Lord, ii. 225

Pope's Excommunication of Buonaparte, The, or Napoleon brought to his last Stool, ii. 163

Portsmouth Point, ii. 284–6

Post Boys and Post Horses at the 'White Hart Inn,' i. 222

Post-chaise, A, i. 150, 217

Post Inn, i. 213

Power of Reflection, The, i. 100–1

Pray Remember the Blind, ii. 34

Preaching to some Purpose, ii. 236

Preceptor and Pupil, i. 140

Preparations for the Academy. Old Nollekens and his Venus, ii. 16–19

Preparations for the Jubilee; or Theatricals Extraordinary, ii. 166

Preparing for the Race, ii. 221

— to Start, ii. 220–1

— for Supper, i. 279–80

Print Sale, A (Hutchins, Auctioneer, and his Wife), i. 233

Private Amusement, i. 102, 180

Privates Drilling, i. 319

Procession of the Cod Company from St. Giles's to Billingsgate, ii. 190

Procession of a Country Corporation, i. 366–8

Procession to the Hustings, i. 134–5

Prodigal Son's Resignation, The, ii. 155

Progress of the Emperor Napoleon, The, ii. 101

Progress of Gallantry, or Stolen Kisses Sweetest, ii. 275–6

Propagation of a Truth, The, i. 244

Prophecy explained:—'And there are seven Kings, five are fallen, and one is, and the other is not yet come, and when he cometh he must continue but a short space,' ii. 98

Prospect before us, The (Half-a-crown Regency), i. 230

Prospect before us, The (Pantheon), i. 283–4, 286–87

Prospect before us, The (Companion), i. 285–87

Prudent, i. 221

Publican, A, ii. 13

Publican's Prayer, The, ii. 33

Publicorum, ii. 11

Pugin, ii. 125–8

Puff Paste, ii. 237

Puss in Boots, or General Junot taken by Surprise, ii. 204

Q. A. Q. Loaded with the Spoils of India, i. 226

Quaix de Paris, ii. 214

Quack Doctor's Prayer, The, ii. 31

Quaker and the Clarke, The, ii. 159

— and the Commissioners of Excise, The, ii. 265

Quarter-day, or Clearing the Premises without Consulting your Landlord, ii. 274

Quarterly Duns, or Clamorous Tax-Gatherers, ii. 49

Quay, The, i. 20

Queer Fish, ii. 42

Rabbit Merchant, ii. 197

Racing, ii. 230–1

Racing Series. The Course, i. 260 The Betting Post, i. 258–9 The Mount, i. 261 The Start, i. 258–9

Rag Fair, ii. 33

Rainbow Tavern, in Fleet Street, in 1800, ii. 19

Raising the Wind: 'When Noblemen,' &c., ii. 53, 233–5

Rapture, ii. 1

Reconciliation, or the Return from Scotland, i. 171–2

Recovery of a Dormant Title, or a Breeches Maker become a Lord, ii. 51

Recruits, ii. 42, 214

Recruiting, ii. 314

— on a Broadbottom'd Principle, ii. 59

Refinement of Language. A Timber Merchant, &c., ii. 233

Reform Advised, Reform Begun, Reform Complete, i. 319

Reformation, or the Wonderful Effects of a Proclamation, i. 220

Relics of a Saint, by Ferdinand Farquhar, ii. 317

Repeal of the Test Act, i. 270–1

Resignation, The, or John Bull Overwhelmed with Grief, ii. 154

Rest from Labour. Sunny Days, i. 150

Return from Sport, i. 189

— from a Walk, A, ii. 15

Reynard put to his Shifts, i. 132

Rhedarium, The, i. 101

Richardson's Show, ii. 312–13

Richmond Hill, ii. 42, 214

Ride to Rumford, A, i. 371

Rigging out a Smuggler, ii. 190–1

Rising Sun, The, or a View of the Continent, ii. 162–3

Rival Candidates, The, i. 124

Rivals, The, ii. 231, 284

Road to Preferment, The, through Clarke's Passage, ii. 149

— to Ruin, ii. 43

Roadside Inn, A, i. 269

Rochester Address, or the Corporation going to Eat Roast Pork and Oysters with the Regent, i. 251

'Roderick Random.' Lieutenant Bowling Pleading the Cause of Young Roy to his Grandfather, i. 308–10

— — The Passengers from the Waggon arriving at the Inn, i. 310–11

Rogue's March, The, ii. 279

Rosedale, John, Mariner, exhibitor at the Hall of Greenwich Hospital, ii. 76

Rotation Office, A, i. 96

Rough Sketch of the Times as delineated by Sir Francis Burdett, A, ii. 365

Round Dance, A, ii. 314

Royal Academy, Somerset House, ii. 216

Ruins of the Pantheon after the Fire which happened Jan. 14, 1792, i. 308

Rum Characters in a Shrubbery, ii. 91

Run, The, i. 223

Rural Halt, A, i. 214

— Sports: Balloon-Hunting, ii. 215

— — Buck-Hunting, ii. 287–8

— — A Cat in a Bowl, ii. 205–6

— — or a Cricket Match Extraordinary, ii. 214

— — or a Game at Quoits, ii. 212

Rural Sports; or how to show off a well-shaped Leg, ii. 212–3

— — A Milling Match: Cribb and Molineaux, ii. 212

— — or an Old Mole-Catcher, ii. 208

— — or a Pleasant Way of Making Hay, ii. 284

— — Smock-Racing, ii. 212–13

Rustic Courtship, i. 171

— Recreations, ii. 316

Rusty Bacon, ii. 80, 82

Sad Discovery, The, or the Graceless Apprentice, i. 170

Sadness, ii. 2

Sagacious Buck, The, or Effects of Waterproof, ii. 214

Sailors Carousing, i. 188–9

— Drinking the Tunbridge Waters, ii. 290

— on Horseback, ii, 202

Sailor's Journal, The, ii. 35–6

Sailor Mistaken, A, ii. 34

Sailor's Prayer, The, ii. 33

Sailors Regaling, ii. 6

Sailor's Will, A, ii. 51

St. James's and St. Giles's, i. 306, 324

St. James's Courtship, i. 364

St. Giles's Courtship, i. 364–5

Sale of English Beauties in the East Indies, A (after James Gillray), ii. 197

Salisbury, Lord, K. of Würtemburg, and D. of Gloucester, i. 327–8

Saloon at the Pavilion, Brighton, i. 276

Salt Water, ii. 41

Sampson Asleep on the Lap of Delilah, ii. 154

Samuel House, Sir, i. 98–9

Scandal: Investigation of the Charges brought against H.R.H. the Duke of York, by G. L. Wardle, Esq., M.P. for Devon, with the Evidence and Remarks of the Members, ii. 181

Scarborough, Poetical Sketches of, ii. 269

Scenes at Brighton, or the Miseries of Human Life, ii. 71, 84

Scene in a New Pantomime to be Performed at the Theatre Royal of Paris, ii. 292

— at Streatham: Bozzi and Piozzi, i. 97

— from the Tragedy of 'Cato,' A, ii. 150

School of Eloquence, The, i. 98

'School for Scandal,' The, i. 228–9

Schoolmaster's Tour, The, ii. 176

Scorn, ii. 2

Scotch Ostrich Seeking Cover, The, ii. 51

— Sarcophagus, A, ii. 50

Scottifying the Palate, i. 195

Sea Amusement, or Commander-in-Chief of Cup and Ball on a Cruize, i. 176–7

Searched by Douaniers on the French Frontier, ii. 370

Sea Stores, ii. 226

Seaman's Wife's Reckoning, A. ii. 231

Secret History of Crim. Con., The, plates I., II., ii. 231

Secret Influence Directing the New Parliament, i. 140–1

Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation, The, ii. 367

Select Vestry, A, ii. 58

Sentinel, The, Mistakes Tom Jones for an Apparition, ii. 56

Sentimental Journey, The, ii. 10, 169–74

Sergeant Recruiter (Duc d'Orleans), i. 252–3

Series, A, of Miniature Groups and Scenes, i. 282

— of Small Landscapes, i. 324

Setting out for Margate, ii. 231, 233.

Seven Stages of Man's Schooling, ii. 397

She don't Deserve it, i. 261

— Stoops to Conquer, ii. 201, 202

— will be a Soldier, i. 349

Sheets of Borders for Halls, i. 364

— of Picturesque Etchings.—Cattle at the River. The Horse Race. A View in Cornwall. The River, Towing Barges, &c. Rustic Refreshment. Water Pastime, Skating on a Frozen River, i. 280

— of Picturesque Etchings.—A Four-in-Hand. The Village Dance. The Woodman Returning. River Scene, Mill, Shipping, &c., i. 289

— — Huntsmen Visiting the Kennels. Haymakers Returning. Deer in a Park, Cattle, &c. Shepherds. Horses in a Paddock. Cattle Watering at a Pond. A Piggery, i. 289.

Shipping Scene, i. 18

Shoeing—The Village Forge, i. 212

Showell, Mrs.; the Woman who Shows General Guise's Collection of Pictures at Oxford, ii. 66

Sick Lion, and the Asses, The (York series), ii. 158

Sign of the Four Alls, The, ii. 195–6

Signiora Squallina, ii. 42

Silly, A, ii. 6

Simmons, Thomas (the murderer), ii. 81

Simple Bodily Pain, ii. 2

Single Combat in Moorfields, or Magnanimous Paul O! Challenging All O! ii. 28–9

Sir Cecil's Budget for Paying the National Debt, i. 122

Sir Jeffrey Dunstan Presenting an Address from the Corporation of Garratt, i. 232

Six Classes of that Noble and Useful Animal, a Horse, ii. 214

— Stages of Marring a Face. Dedicated to the Duke of Hamilton, i. 307–8

— — of Mending a Face. Dedicated to the Rt. Hon. Lady Archer, i. 308

Sketch from Nature, A, i. 145

Sketches from Nature, ii. 199, 373

Sketch of Politics in Europe. Birthday of the King of Prussia. Toasts on the occasion, i. 182–3

Skipping Academy, A, ii. 6

Slang Society, The, i. 162

Slap-Bang Shop, ii. 297

Sleepy Congregation, A, ii. 199

Slugs in a Sawpit, i. 296–7

Sly Boots, ii. 38

Smithfield Sharpers, or the Countryman Defrauded, i. 46

Smoky House and a Scolding Wife, A, ii. 368

Smollett, T., Miscellaneous Works (26 Illustrations by Rowlandson), ii. 181

Smuggling in, or a College Trick, ii. 190

— Out, or Starting for Gretna Green, ii. 190

Snip in a Rage, ii. 39

Snug Cabin, or Port Admiral, ii. 43, 88

Social Day, ii. 316

Soldiers on a March, ii. 84

— Recruiting, i. 349

Song by Commodore Curtis. Tune: 'Cease, rude Boreas,' ii. 163–4

Sorrow's Dry, or a Cure for the Heart Ache, ii. 39, 41, 210

'Sorrows of Werter,' ii. 57

Spanish Cloak, A, ii. 226

Spanish Passport to France, A, ii. 96

Special Pleaders in the Court of Requests, ii. 36

— Pleading, i. 98

'Spirit of the Public Journals for the years 1823–25,' ii. 375, 377–8

Spiritual Lovers, i. 330

Spitfires, ii. 192–3

Sports of a Country Fair. Part I., ii. 191

— Part II., ii. 191

— Part III., a Bengal Tiger Loose, ii. 191

— Cockburn's Theatre on Fire, ii. 192

Squall in Hyde Park, A, i. 302–4

Squire, ii. 14

Stadthouse, Amsterdam, i. 331

Stage Coach, A, i. 213; ii. 43

— — Setting Down at the Dolphin Inn, i. 237

— — Setting Out from a Posting-house, i. 222

Start, The, i. 223

State Auction, The, i. 121

— Butchers, i. 245

— Watchman, The, discovered by the Genius of Britain Studying Plans for the Reduction of America, i. 105

Statue to be Disposed of, The, Gloucester Place, ii. 153

Sterne's 'Sentimental Journey,' ii. 169–74

Steward, ii. 14

Stockdale, the Bookselling Blacksmith, one of the King's New Friends, i. 144

Stockjobber's Prayer, The, ii. 31

Studious Gluttons, i. 312–13

Successful Fortune-Hunter, The, or Captain Shelalee leading Miss Marrowfat to the Temple of Hymen, ii. 235

Sufferer for Decency, A, i. 257

Suffering under the Last Symptoms of a Dangerous Malady, &c., ii. 84

Suitable Restrictions, i. 245

Sulky, A, ii. 6

Summer Amusement: Bug-Hunting, ii. 208

— — a Game at Bowls, ii. 6–9

Summer Amusements at Margate, or a Peep at the Mermaids, ii. 254

Supplemental Magazine, i. 180

Surprising Irish Giant of St. James's Street, The, i. 154

Sweating for Opposition, A, by Dr. Willis, Dominisweaty & Co., i. 248

Sweet Little Girl that I Love, The, ii. 88

— Lullaby, ii. 42

— Pea, The, ii. 233

Sympathy, ii. 298

— or a Family on a Journey, i. 174

Symptoms of Restiveness, ii. 79–80

— of Sanctity, ii. 27–8

Table d'Hôte, or French Ordinary in Paris, ii. 188

Tables are Turned, The. How are the Mighty Fallen, ii. 150

Tables Turned: Miseries of Wedlock, ii. 134

Tailor's Wedding, A, ii. 276

Tailpiece to Tegg's Collection of the York and Clarke's Caricatures, ii. 156

Tally-ho-rum! ii. 11

Taste, ii. 33

Tastes Differ, i. 175

Tax-gatherer, ii. 14

Tea on Shore, i. 168, 253–5, 323

Templar at his Studies, A, ii. 222

Temptation, i. 168

Terror, ii. 2

Theatrical Candidate, A, i. 330

— Chymist, A (Holman versus Topham), i. 190

— Leap-frog, ii. 46

Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, The, in Search of a Wife (25 illustrations), ii. 373, 375

This is the House that Jack Built: O.P. Riots, Drury Lane, ii. 165–6

Three Tours of Doctor Syntax, i. 33; ii. 176, 247–52, 266–7, 269–70, 367, 373, 375

— Principal Requisites to form a Man of Fashion, The, ii. 286

— Weeks after Marriage, or the Great Little Emperor playing at Bo-peep, ii. 186–7

'Throw Physic to the Dogs,' ii. 91, 193, 199

'Tiens bien ton Bonnet, et toi, defends ta Queue,' i. 331

Timber Waggon, i. 150

Times, The: Regency of the Prince, i. 110

— — or a View of the Old House in Little Britain, i. 114

Tit-bit for a Strong Stomach, A, ii. 135

— for the Bugs, A, i. 320

Tithe Pig, i. 268

Too many for a Jew, i. 165

Tooth Ache, The, or Torment and Torture, ii. 375–6

Toper's Mistake, The, ii. 33

Topham endeavouring with his Squirt to Extinguish the Genius of Holman, i. 166

Touch at the Times, A, i. 231

— for Touch, or a Female Physician in Full Practice, ii. 206

Tour to the Lakes, A, ii. 80–1

Toxophilites, i. 270

Traffic (Old Clo' men), i. 289, 323–4

Trafficorum, ii. 12

Tragedy in London, ii. 74

— Spectators, i. 217, 219

Transparency Exhibited at Ackermann's, in the Strand, Nov. 27, 1815. Day of Celebration of General Peace in London, ii. 294–5

Transplanting of Teeth (Baron Ron), i. 211

Traveller Refreshed in a Stagnant Pool after the Fatigues of a Dusty Day's Journey, A, ii. 130

Travelling Knife-Grinder at a Cottage Door, i. 222

Trial of the Duke of York, The, ii. 178

Tricks on the Turf—Settling to Lose a Race, ii. 368

Trip to Gretna Green, A, ii. 215

Triumph of Hypocrisy, The, i. 211

— of Sentiment, The, i. 210

Triumvirate of Gloucester Place, The, or the Clarke, the Soldier, and the Taylor, ii. 151

Tutor and his Pupil Travelling in France, ii. 217

Twelfth Night Characters (in 24 figures), ii. 214

Two Kings of Terror, The. Transparency exhibited at Ackermann's. The Allied Victory of Leipsic, ii. 255, 257

— Patriotic Duchesses on their Canvass, The (Duchesses of Portland and Devonshire), i. 124

— of a Trade can never Agree: Mrs. Clarke and Col. Wardle, ii. 160

Twopenny Cribbage, i. 369

Tyrant of the Continent is Fallen, The, Europe is Free, England Rejoices, ii. 281

Uncle George and Black Dick at their New Game of Naval Shuttlecock, i. 199

Undertakers Regaling, ii. 26–7

Unexpected Meeting, An, ii. 148

— Return, An, or a Snip in Danger, ii. 297

Union, The, ii. 22

— Headdress, The, ii. 33

Unloading a Waggon, ii. 255–6

Vauxhall Gardens, i. 156–62

Veneration, ii. 1

Véry, Madame, Restaurateur, Palais Royal, Paris, ii. 272–3

Vicar and Moses, The (song heading), i. 147

'Vicar of Wakefield' (24 plates), ii. 356–9, 375

Vicar, ii. 14

Vice-Queen's Delivery, The, at the Old Soldier's Hospital, in Dublin, i. 243

View on the Banks of the Thames, A, ii. 75–7

— of a Cathedral Town on Market-day, i. 364

Views of the Colleges, ii. 184

— of Cornwall, ii. 239–46

— in Cornwall and Dorset (a series), ii. 56

— in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Isle of Wight, &c., ii. 169, 181

View on the French Coast, i. 222

Views of London—Entrance of Tottenham Court Road Turnpike, with a view of St. James's Chapel. Ackermann's Gallery, i. 349

— — Entrance of Oxford Street, or Tyburn Turnpike, with a view of Park Lane, i. 349

— — Entrance from Mile End, or White Chapel Turnpike, i. 349

— — Entrance from Hackney, or Cambridge Heath Turnpike, with a distant view of St. Paul's, i. 349

Village Cavalry Practising in a Farmyard, i. 324

— Doctor, The, i. 96

Virginia, ii. 11

Virtue in Danger, ii. 297

Visit, A, to the Aunt, i. 192, 324

— to the Doctor, ii. 236

— to the Uncle, i. 192, 324–5

'Vive le Roi! Vive l'Empereur!! Vive le Diable!!! French Constancy, ii. 291–2

Volcano of Opposition, The, i. 293

Volunteer Wit, or not Enough for a Prime, ii. 86

Waddling Out, i. 366

Waggon and Horses. 'The Feathers,' i. 332

Waiting for Dinner, i. 276–9

Washing Day, ii. 15

— Trotters, ii. 1

Watercresses, i. 354

Waterfall, The, or an Error in Judgment, i. 155

Weeping, i. 13; ii. 2

Welsh Sailor's Mistake, The, or Tars in Conversation, ii. 89

'Werter, Sorrows of,' i. 191; ii. 57

Westminster Deserter, The, Drummed out of the Regiment, i. 138–9

— Election, The, i. 128–143

— Mendicant, The, i. 137

— Watchman, The, i. 126

Wet under Foot, ii. 225

White Sergeant giving the Word of Command, A, ii. 74

Who Killed Cock Robin? (Manchester Massacre), ii. 365

Who Kills First for a Crown, i. 274–5

Who's Mistress Now? ii. 41, 206

Widow's Prayer, The, ii. 30

Wigstead, Henry. Remarks on a Tour to North and South Wales in the year 1797, ii. 19–21

Wild Irish, or Paddy from Cork with his Coat Buttoned Behind, ii. 84, 368

Winding up the Medical Report of the Walcheren Expedition, ii. 182

Wisdom Led by Virtue and Prudence to the Temple of Fame, i. 135

Witches in a Hayloft, ii. 265

Wit's Last Stake, The, or Cobbling Voters and Abject Canvassers, i. 130–1

Woman of Fashion's Journal, A, ii. 35

Wonderful Pig, The, i. 155

Wonderfully Mended. 'Shouldn't have known you again,' ii. 90

Wonders—Wonders—Wonders! ii. 162

Word-Eater, The (Fox), i. 192, 232–3

Work for Doctors' Commons, i. 306

World in Miniature, ii. 312–16, 362

York Address to the Whale, A, Caught lately off Gravesend, ii. 157

York Dilly, The, or the triumph of innocence, ii. 155

Yorkshire Hieroglyphics!! Plate 1. The Duke's Letter to Mrs. Clarke, ii. 151–2

— — Plate 2. The Duke's Second Letter to Mrs. Clarke, ii. 152–3

York Magician Transforming a Footboy into a Captain, The, ii. 148

— March, The, ii. 149–50

Yorick and Father Lorenzo, ii. 170

— Feeling the Grisette's Pulse, ii. 10

Youth and Age?—Contrasts, i. 188