,this book contain a copy of the index to both this volume and to ,rowlandson the ,caricaturist1 ,volume #a1 which can also the html version1 are linked to it4 ,although we verify the correctness of these links at the time of posting1 these links will not work in all formats or while reading offline47 ,,rowlandson ,,the ,,caricaturist ,,second ,,volume ,,london3 ,,printed ,,by ,,spottiswoode ,,and ,,co1 ,,new-,,street ,,square ,,and ,,parliament ,,street ,,rowlandson ,,the ,,caricaturist ,a ,,selection ,,from ,,his ,,works ,,with ,,anecdotal ,,descriptions ,,of ,,his ,,famous ,,caricatures ,,and ,a ,sketch of his ,life1 ,times1 and ,contemporaries ,,by ,,joseph ,,grego ,,author ,,of ',,james ,,gillray1 ,,the ,,caricaturist2 ,,his ,,life1 ,,works1 ,,and ,,times' ,illustration ,,with ,,about ,,four ,,hundred ,,illustrations ,,in ,,two ,,volumes--,,vol4 ,,ii4 ,london ,,chatto ,,and ,,windus1 ,,piccadilly #ahhj ,the right of translation is reserved ,,contents ,,of ,,the ,,second ,,volume4 7#ahjj-ahbe47 #ahjj4 ,,page ',le ,brun ,travestied1 or ,caricatures of the ,passions'--,dr4 ,botherum the ,mountebank--,humbugging--,hocus-pocus1 or ,searching for the ,philosopher's ,stone--,hogarthian ,novelist--,britannia's ,protection1 or ,loyalty ,triumphant--,a ,silly--,a ,sulky--,beef la ,mode--,collar'd ,pork--,the ,pleasures of ,margate--,summer ,amusements1 or a ,game at ,bowls--,cockney ,outings--,beauties of ,sterne3 ',the ,sentimental ,journey'--,series of ',attributes'--',country ,characters'--',matrimonial ,comforts'--,preparations for the ,academy2 ,old ,nollekens and his ,venus--',remarks on a ,tour to ,north and ,south ,wales in the year #agig' #a #ahja4 ,a ,money ,scrivener--,a ,counsellor--,the ,union--,a ,jew ,broker--,the ,brilliants--,undertakers ,regaling--,symptoms of ,sanctity--,single ,combat in ,moorfields1 or ,magnanimous ,paul ,o6 ,challenging ,all ,o6--,the ,emperor ,paul of ,russia1 a ,mad ,autocrat--,series of ',prayers' and ',journals'--,the ,union ,head-dress--,an ,old ,member on his ,way to the ,house of ,commons--,minor works--,subjects after the designs of ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward #bb #ahjb4 ,series of ',journals'--,special ,pleaders--,la ,fille mal ,gard1 or ,jack in the ,box--,a ,lady in ,limbo1 or ,jew ,bail ,rejected--,slyboots--,a ,snip in a ,rage--,the ,corporal in ,good ,quarters--,sorrow's ,dry1 or a ,cure for the ,heart-ache--,hunt the ,slipper2 ,picnic ,revels--,who's ,mistress ,now8--',compendious ,treatise on ,modern ,education'--',bardic ,museum' #ce #ahjc4 ,a ,catamaran--,billiards--,a ,diver--,john ,bull ,listening to the ,quarrels of ,state ,affairs--,flags of ,truth and ,lies--,minor subjects #db #ahjd4 ,a ,french ,ordinary--,volunteering--,the ,imperial ,coronation--,theatrical ,leapfrog--,melpomene in the ,dumps--,death of ,madame ,rpublique--,a ,new ,french ,phantasmagoria--,the ,eight ,stages of ,man's ,schooling--,letter from the ,caricaturist to ,heath1 the engraver #dd #ahje4 ,quarterly ,duns1 or ,clamorous ,tax-gatherers--,the famous ,coalheaver1 ,black ,charley--,the ,modern ,hercules ,cleansing the ,augean ,stable--,a ,scotch ,sarcophagus--,john ,bull's ,turnpike ,gate--,the ,scotch ,ostrich ,seeking ,cover--,recovery of a ,dormant ,title--,antiquarians la ,grecque--,john ,bull at the ,italian ,opera--,napoleon ,buonaparte in a ,fever on ,receiving the ,extraordinary ,gazette of ,nelson's ,victory over the ,combined ,fleets--,a ,boarding ,school--,illustrations to ,fielding's ',tom ,jones'--,illustrations to ,smollett's ',peregrine ,pickle'--,views in ,cornwall1 ,devon1 ,dorset1 c4 #di #ahjf4 ',the ,sorrows of ,werter'--,a ,cake in ,danger--,falstaff and his ,followers ,vindicating the ,property ,tax--,a ,maiden ,aunt ,smelling ,fire--,recruiting on a ,broad-,bottom'd ,principle--,daniel ,lambert1 the ,wonderful ,great ,pumpkin of ,little ,britain--,a ,diving ,machine on a ,new ,construction--,the ,acquittal--,experiments at ,dover1 or ,master ,charley's ,magic ,lantern--,butterfly-,hunting--,anything will do for an ,officer--,interior of ,st4 ,brewer's ,church--,a ,prize ,fight #eg #ahjg4 ,miseries of ,london3 ,a ,street ,blockade--,the ,captain's ,account-current of ,charge and ,discharge--,at ,home and ,abroad--,abroad and at ,home--,mrs4 ,showell and ,gen4 ,guise's ,collection of ,pictures at ,oxford--,the ,enraged ,vicar--,all the ,talents--,a ,henpeck'd ,husband--,john ,rosedale1 ,mariner1 ,exhibitor at the ,hall of ,greenwich ,hospital--,the ,pilgrims and the ,peas--,song ,headings--,monastic ,fare--,the ,holy ,friar--',i ,smell a ,rat1' or a ,rogue in ,grain--,the ,old ,man of the ,sea and ,sindbad the ,sailor--,a ,white ,sergeant giving the ,word of ,command--,miseries ,personal--,more ,scotchmen1 or ,johnny ,maccree ,opening his ,new ,budget--,a ,view on the ,banks of the ,thames--,the ,double ,disaster1 or the ,new ,cure for ,love--,miseries of the ,country--,a ,mistake at ,newmarket1 or ,sport and ,piety--,englishman at ,paris--,symptoms of ,restiveness--,a ,calf's ,pluck--,rusty ,bacon--,a ,tour to the ,lakes--,thomas ,simmons1 the ,murderer--,directions to ,footmen--,john ,bull ,making ,observations on the ,coast--,the ,dog and the ,devil--,more ,miseries--,illustrations to ',the ,pleasures of ,human ,life' #fd #ahjh4 ,scenes at ,brighton--,miseries of ,high ,life--,the ,green ,dragon--,soldiers on a ,march--,the ,consultation1 or ,last ,hope--,volunteer ,wit--,the ,anatomy of ,melancholy--,the ,mother's ,hope--,the ,sweet ,little ,girl that ,i ,love--,odd ,fellows from ,downing ,street ,complaining to ,john ,bull--,a ,snug ,cabin1 or ,port ,admiral--,accommodation--,the ,welsh ,sailor's ,mistake--,wonderfully ,mended--,breaking ,cover--,get ,money--,doctor ,gallipot ,placing his ,fortune at the ,feet of his ,mistress--,rum ,characters in a ,shrubbery--,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures ,,against ,,buonaparte3 ,the ,corsican ,tiger2 ,billingsgate at ,bayonne2 ,the ,corsican ,spider in his ,web2 ,the ,corsican ,nurse ,soothing the ,infants of ,spain2 ,the ,beast as ,described in ,revelations2 ,from the ,desk to the ,throne2 ,king ,joe's ,retreat from ,madrid2 ,king ,joe on his ,spanish ,donkey2 ,a ,spanish ,passport to ,france2 ,the ,political ,butcher2 ,the ,fox and the ,grapes2 ,prophecy ,explained2 ,napoleon the ,little in a ,rage with his ,great ,french ,eagle2 ,a ,hard ,passage1 or ,boney ,playing ,base on the ,continent2 ,king ,joe and ,co4 making the most of their time previous to quitting ,madrid2 ,nap and his ,partner ,joe2 ,nap and his ,friends in their ,glory2 ,john ,bull arming the ,spaniards2 ,junot disgorging his ,booty2 ,the ,progress of the ,emperor ,napoleon--,illustrations to ',an ,academy for ,grown ,horsemen' and ',annals of ,horsemanship1' communicated by ,geoffrey ,gambado1 ,esq4--',the ,caricature ,magazine1 or ,hudibrastic ,mirror'--',chesterfield ,travestie1 or ,school for ,modern ,manners'--,behaviour at ,table--',a ,lecture on ,heads1' by ,g4 ,a4 ,stevens--,plates to ',the ,miseries of ,human ,life'--',the ,microcosm of ,london1 or ,london in ,miniature'--',an ,essay on the ,art of ,ingeniously ,tormenting' #hd #ahji4 ,the ,head of the ,family in ,good ,humour--,the ,old ,woman's ,complaint1 or the ,greek ,alphabet--,launching a ,frigate--,a ,mad ,dog in a ,coffee ,house--,disappointed ,epicures--,a ,mad ,dog in a ,dining ,room--,the ,comforts of ,matrimony--,the ,miseries of ,wedlock--',oh6 you're a ,devil4 ,get along1 do6' ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures ,,upon ,,the ,,delicate ,,investigation1 ,,or ,,the ,,clarke ,,scandal3 ,particulars of the ,case2 ,the ,parliamentary ,examination2 ,the ,principal ,personages ,concerned2 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,memoirs2 ',the ,rival ,princes'2 ',tegg's ,complete ,collection of ,caricatures relative to ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and the ,circumstances arising from the ,investigation of the ,conduct of ,his ,royal ,highness the ,duke of ,york before the ,house of ,commons1 #ahji'2 ,dissolution of ,parliament1 or the ,industrious ,mrs4 ,clarke ,winding up her ,accounts2 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,levee2 ,days of ,prosperity in ,gloucester ,place2 ,all for ,love3 a ,scene at ,weymouth2 ,an ,unexpected ,meeting2 ,the ,bishop and his ,clarke2 ,a ,pilgrimage from ,surrey to ,gloucester ,place2 ,the ,york ,magician2 ,a ,parliamentary ,toast2 ,chelsea ,parade2 ,the ,road to ,preferment2 ,the ,york ,march2 ,the ,triumvirate of ,gloucester ,place2 ,a ,scene from the ,tragedy of ',cato'2 ,yorkshire ,hieroglyphics1 pl4 #ahb2 ,the ,burning ,shame2 ,the ,statue to be ,disposed of2 ,a ,general ,discharge2 ,the ,champion of ,oakhampton2 ,the ,parson and the ,clarke2 ,samson ,asleep on the ,lap of ,delilah2 ,the ,resignation2 ,the ,prodigal ,son2 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,last ,effort2 ,the ,york ,dilly2 ,doctor ,o',meara's ,return to his ,family2 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,farewell to her ,audience2 ,original ,plan for a ,popular ,monument to be ,erected in ,gloucester ,place2 ,a ,york ,address to the ,whale2 ,the ,flower of the ,city2 ,the ,modern ,babel2 ,the ,sick ,lion and the ,asses2 ,burning the ,books2 ,a ,piece-,offering2 ,the ,quaker and the ,clarke2 ,john ,bull and the ,genius of ,corruption--,boney's ,broken ,bridge--,hell ,broke ,loose--,the ,tables are ,turned--,more of the ,clarke--,the ,plot ,thickens--,amusement for the ,recess--,the ,bill of ,wright's--,wonders1 ,wonders1 ,wonders6--,the ,rising ,sun1 or a ,view of the ,continent--,the ,pope's ,excommunication of ,buonaparte--,the ,walcheren ,expedition--,song by ,commodore ,curtis--,a ,design for a ,monument to be ,erected in ,commemoration of the ,glorious and ,never-to-be-forgotten ,grand ,expedition1 so ably planned and executed in the year #ahji--;,general ,cheathem's ,marvellous ,return from his ,exhibition of ,fireworks--,plan for a ,general ,reform--,this is the ,house that ,jack ,built--,a ,lump of ,impertinence--,a ,lump of ,innocence--,preparations for the ,jubilee1 or ,theatricals ,extraordinary--,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures--,the ,boxes--,a ,peep at the ,gas ,lights in ,pall ,mall--,joint ,stock ,street--,the ',bull and ,mouth'--,a ,glee--,rowlandson's ',sketches from ,nature'--,sterne's ',sentimental ,journey'--,butler's ',hudibras'--',surprising ,adventures of the ,renowned ,baron ,munchausen'--',the ,beauties of ,sterne'--',poetical ,magazine'--',the ,schoolmaster's ,tour' 7,dr4 ,syntax7--,the ,mansion ,house ,monitor--',annals of ,sporting1' by ,calib ,quizzem--',trial of the ,duke of ,york'--',advice to ,sportsmen' from the notes of ,marmaduke ,markwell--',the ,pleasures of ,human ,life1' by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co4--,illustrations to ,smollett's ,miscellaneous ,works--',beauties of ,tom ,brown'--,views in ,cornwall1 c4--',scandal2 ,investigation of the ,charges brought against ,h4,r4,h4 the ,duke of ,york1 by ,g4 ,l4 ,wardle1 ,esq41 ,m4,p4 for ,devon1 with the evidence and remarks of the ,members' #acj #ahaj4 ,winding up the ,medical ,report of the ,walcheren ,expedition--,libel-,hunters on the ,look-out1 or ,daily ,examiners of the ,liberty of the ,press--,a ,new ,tap ,wanted--,the ,boroughmongers ,strangled in the ,tower--,views of the ,colleges of ,oxford and ,cambridge--,a ,bait for ,kiddies on the ,north ,road--,kissing for ,love--,easterly ,winds--,three ,weeks after ,marriage1 or the ,great ,little ,emperor ,playing at ,bo-peep--,a ,bonnet ,shop--,peter ,plumb's ,diary--,a ,table d',hte1 or ,french ,ordinary in ,paris--,paris ,diligence--,boxing ,match between ,dutch ,sam and ,medley--,smuggling ,out1 or ,starting for ,gretna ,green--,smuggling ,in1 or a ,college ,trick--,procession of the ,cod ,company from ,st4 ,giles's to ,billingsgate--,rigging out a ,smuggler--,dramatic ,demireps at their ,morning ,rehearsal--,sports of a ,country ,fair--,spitfires--,an ,old ,ewe ,dressed ,lamb ,fashion--,dropsy ,courting ,consumption--,kitchen ,stuff--,a ,hit at ,backgammon--,medical ,despatch--,bath ,races--,doctor ,drainbarrel--,after ,sweet ,meat comes ,sour ,sauce--,the ,harmonic ,society--,sign of the ,four ,alls--,signs--,the ,rabbit ,merchant--,a ,sale of ,english ,beauties in the ,east ,indies--,a ,parody on ,milton--,cries of ,london #ahb #ahaa4 ,college ,pranks--,a ,sleepy ,congregation--,the ,gig ,shop--,pigeon-,hole--,a ,french ,dentist--,bacon-faced ,fellows of ,brazenose ,broke ,loose--,she ,stoops to ,conquer--,the ,anatomist--,sailors on ,horseback--,pastime in ,portugal--,the ,last ,drop--,boney the ,second1 or the ,little ,baboon ,created to ,devour ,french ,monkeys--,a ,picture of ,misery--,puss in ,boots1 or ,general ,junot taken by ,surprise--,nursing the ,spawn of a ,tyrant--,the ,enraged ,son of ,mars and the ,timid ,tonsor--,rural ,sports3 ,a ,cat in a ,bowl--,a ,dog ,fight--,touch for ,touch--,the ,bassoon1 with a ,french ,horn ,accompaniment--,easter ,monday--,rural ,sports--,the ,huntsman ,rising--,the ,gamester ,going to ,bed--,love ,laughs at ,locksmiths--,masquerading--,accommodati on ,ladder--,looking at the ,comet--,life and ,death of the ,racehorse--,a ,milling ,match between ,cribb and ,molineaux--,smock-,racing--,a ,game at ,quoits--,how to ,show off a well-shaped ,leg--,twelfth ,night ,characters--,cricket ,match ,extraordinary--,minor ,subjects--,six ,classes of the ,horse--,distillers--,dinners ,dressed in the ,neatest ,manner--,a ,trip to ,gretna ,green--,balloon-,hunting--,a ,belvoir ,leap--,a ,man of ,feeling--,bel and the ,dragon--,a ,milk-sop--,royal ,academy1 ,somerset ,house--,travelling in ,france--,exhibition ,starecase1 ,somerset ,house--,the ,manager's ,last ,kick--,preparing to ,start--,awkward ,squads ,studying the ,graces--,hiring a ,servant--,anglers of #ahaa--,preparing for the ,race--,patience in a ,punt--,a ,templar at ,his ,studies--,a ,barber's ,shop--,modern ,antiques--',munchausen at ,walcheren'--',chesterfield ,burlesqued' #aii #ahab4 ,duke of ,cumberland--,lord ,petersham--,lord ,pomfret--,wet under ,foot--,plucking a ,spooney--,catching an ,elephant--,description of a ,boxing ,match between ,ward and ,quirk--,a ,spanish ,cloak--,fast ,day--,sea ,stores--,land ,stores--,the ,chamber of ,genius--,italian ,picture-,dealers ,humbugging my ,lord ,anglaise--,the ,dog ,days--,a ,brace of ,blackguards--,racing--,broad ,grins--,watermen--,a ,seaman's ,wife's ,reckoning--,setting out for ,margate--,refinement of ,language--,bitter ,fare--,raising the ,wind--,christmas ,gambols--,the ,successful ,fortune-,hunter--,hackney ,assembly--,the ,learned ,scotchman--,preaching to some ,purpose--,a ,visit to the ,doctor--,puff ,paste--,mock ,turtle--,off ,she ,goes--,a ,cat in ,pattens--',petticoat ,loose2 a ,fragmentary ,tale of the ,castle'--,series of ',views in ,cornwall'--',tour of ,doctor ,syntax1 in ,search of the ,picturesque'--',second ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax1 in ,search of ,consolation'--',third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax1 in ,search of a ,wife' #bbe #ahac4 ,bachelor's ,fare1 or ,bread and ,cheese and ,kisses--,the ,last ,gasp1 or ,toadstools ,mistaken for ,mushrooms--,summer ,amusements at ,margate--,humours of ,houndsditch--,unloading a ,waggon--,none but the ,brave ,deserve the ,fair--,a ,doleful ,disaster1 or ,miss ,tubby ,tatarmin's ,wig ,caught ,fire--,the ,norwich ,bull ,feast--,a ,long ,pull1 a ,strong ,pull1 and a ,pull all together--,the ,corsican ,toad under a ,harrow--,the ,execution of two celebrated ,enemies of ,old ,england1 and their ,dying ,speeches1 ,november #e1 #ahac--;,a ,dutch ,nightmare--,plump to the ,devil we boldly ,kicked both ,nap and his ,partner ,joe--,the ,corsican ,munchausen--,funking the ,corsican--,the ,mock ,phoenix--,friends and ,foes1 up he ,goes6--,political ,chemists and ,german ,retorts--,napolon le ,grand--,mock ,auction1 or ,boney ,selling ,stolen ,goods--,how to ,vault into the ,saddle--,witches in a ,hayloft--,the ,quakers and the ,commissioners of ,excise--,doctor ,syntax in the ,middle of a ,political ,squabble--,a-going6 ,a-going6--,giving up the ,ghost--,ghost of my ,departed ,husband--',letters from ,italy1' by ,lewis ,engelbach--',poetical ,sketches of ,scarborough1' illustrated by ,rowlandson from designs by ,j4 ,green--',dr4 ,syntax's ,tour1' republished #bec #ahad4 ,the ,double ,humbug--,death and ,buonaparte--,transparency exhibited at ,ackermann's on the victory of ,leipzig--,madame ,vry1 ,restaurateur1 ,palais ,royal1 ,paris--,la ,belle ,limonadire au ,caf des ,milles ,colonnes--,quarter ,day1 or ,clearing the ,premises--,kicking up a ,breeze1 or ,barrow-women ,basting a ,beadle--,the ,progress of ,gallantry--,a ,tailor's ,wedding--,head ,runner of ,runaways from ,leipzig ,fair--,crimping a ,quaker--,the ,devil's ,darling--,blucher the ,brave ,extorting the ,groan of ,abdication from the ,corsican ,bloodhound--,coming in at the ,death of the ,corsican ,fox--,bloody ,boney1 the ,carcase ,butcher1 left off ,trade and ,retiring to ,scarecrow ,island--,the ,rogue's ,march--,the ,affectionate ,farewell1 or ,kick for ,kick--,a ,delicate ,finish to a ,french ,usurper--,nap ,dreading his ,doleful ,doom1 or his ,grand ,entry into the ,isle of ,elba--,the ,tyrant of the ,continent is ,fallen2 ,europe is ,free2 ,england ,rejoices--,boney ,turned ,moralist--,what ,i was6 what ,i am6 what ,i ought to be6--,peace and ,plenty--,macassar ,oil--,a ,pleasant ,way of ,making ,hay--,portsmouth ,point--,the ,four ,seasons of ,love--,joanna ,southcott1 the ,prophetess--,buck-,hunting #bga #ahae4 ,female ,politicians--,breaking up the ,blue ,stocking ,club--,defrauding the ,customs--,hodge's ,explanation of a ,hundred ,magistrates--,tailors ,drinking the ,tunbridge ,waters--,flight of ,buonaparte from ,hell ,bay--,hell ,hounds ,rallying round the ,idol of ,france--,vive le ,roi6 ,vive l',empereur6 ,vive le ,diable6--,scene in a ,new ,pantomime to be ,performed at the ,theatre ,royal1 ,paris--,the ,corsican and his ,blood ,hounds at the ,window of the ,tuileries--,ackermann's ,transparency on the ,victory of ,waterloo--,boney's ,trial1 ,sentence1 and ,dying ,speech1 or ,europe's ,injuries ,avenged--,ackermann's ,transparency on the ,general ,peace1 ,nov4 #bg1 #ahae--,the ,cockney ,hunt--,measuring ,substitutes for the ,army of ,reserve--,a ,journeyman ,tailor--,an ,eating ,house--,neighbours--,banditti--,virtue in ,danger--,slap ,bang ,shop--,accidents will ,happen--,sympathy--,despatch1 or ,jack ,preparing for ,sea--,deadly-,lively--,illustrations to ',the ,military ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome'--,illustrations to ',the ,grand ,master1 or ,adventures of ,qui ,hi in ,hindostan'--,hindoo ,incantations--,illustrations to ',naples and the ,campagna ,felice1' in a series of letters by ,lewis ,engelbach--,the ,letter-,writer--,don ,lugi's ,ball #bhi #ahaf4 ,exhibition at ,bullock's ,museum of ,buonaparte's ,carriage taken at ,waterloo--,the ,attempt to ,wash the ,blackamoor ,white--,lady ,hamilton--',relics of a ,saint1' by ,ferdinand ,farquhar--,rowlandson's ',world in ,miniature'--,illustrations to ',the ,english ,dance of ,death' #cji #ahag4 ,illustrations to ,goldsmith's ',vicar of ,wakefield'--,illustrations to ',the ,dance of ,life'--',grotesque ,drawing ,book1' c4 #cef #ahah4 ,wild ,irish1 or ,paddy from ,cork1 with his ,coat ,buttoned ,behind--,doncaster ,fair1 or the ,industrious ,yorkshire ,bites--,illustrations to ',the ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome in the ,navy' #cfc #ahai4 ,a ,rough ,sketch of the ,times1 as delineated by ,sir ,francis ,burdett--',who ,killed ,cock ,robin8' 7chap-book on the ,manchester ,massacre7--,female ,intrepidity 7chap-book7 #cfe #ahbj4 ,chemical ,lectures 7,sir ,humphrey ,davy7--,rowlandson's ',characteristic ,sketches of the ,lower ,classes'--',the ,second ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax' #cff #ahba4 ,a ,smoky ,house and a ,scolding ,wife--,tricks of the ,turf1 or ,settling how to ,lose a ,race--,illustrations to ',journal of ,sentimental ,travels in the ,southern ,provinces of ,france'--',le ,don ,quichotte ,romantique1 ou voyage du ,docteur ,syntaxe' #cfh #ahbb4 ,illustrations to ',the ,history of ,johnny ,qu ,genus'--,rowlandson's ',sketches from ,nature'--',third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax1 in ,search of a ,wife'--',die ,reise des ,doktor ,syntax'--,crimes of the ,clergy #cga #ahbc4 ,not at ,home1 or the ,disappointed ,dinner-hunter--,an ,old ,poacher ,caught in a ,snare--,the ,chance-seller of the ,exchequer putting an ,extinguisher on ,lotteries--,westmacott's ',spirit of the ,public ,journals for #ahbc'--,the ,toothache1 or ,torment and ,torture #cgd #ahbe4 ',bernard ,blackmantle' 7,c4 ,m4 ,westmacott71 ',spirit of the ,public ,journals for the year #ahbd'--',the ,english ,spy1' by ,bernard ,blackmantle #cgg #ahca4 ,posthumous ,publication--',the ,humourist1 a ,companion for the ,christmas ,fireside1' by ,w4 ,h4 ,harrison1 'with fifty engravings and numerous vignettes from designs by the late ,thomas ,rowlandson' #chj ,,summaries4 ,chronological summary of subjects1 social and political1 published caricatures1 plates1 and book illustrations1 engraved by or after ,thomas ,rowlandson1 #aggd to #ahca #chg ,addendum to the chronological summary of ,rowlandson's published caricatures #djf ,,appendix4 ,,additional ,,sources ,,of ,,reference ,,upon ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures3 ,catalogue of pictorial satires in the ,print ,department of the ,british ,museum1 from the notes of ,edward ,hawkins1 prepared by ,frederic ,george ,stephens #daa ',centuria ,librorum ,absconditorum 7,pisanus ,fraxi7' #dab ,original drawings by ,thomas ,rowlandson in the ,department of ,prints and ,drawings1 ,british ,museum #dab ,in the ,royal ,collection1 ,windsor ,castle #dac ,in the collection of water-colour drawings of the ,english school1 ,science and ,art ,department1 ,south ,kensington ,museum #dac ,dyce collection of water-colour drawings of the ,english school1 ,science and ,art ,department1 ,south ,kensington ,museum #dac ,private collections of original drawings by ,thomas ,rowlandson #dae ,,indices4 ,index of names1 persons1 c4 #dce ,index of titles1 subjects1 published caricatures1 illustrations1 c4 #ddj ,,rowlandson ,,the ,,caricaturist4 #ahjj4 ,january #a1 #ahjj4 ,a ,french ,ordinary4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 7,see ,january #b1 #ahjd47 ,january #bj-c1 #ahjj4 ,washing ,trotters4 ,published by ,hixon1 #cee ,exeter ,change1 ,strand4--,as the title indicates1 an etching of a curious couple engaged in the domestic operation of tubbing4 ,january #bj1 #ahjj4 ,desire1 ,no4 #a4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--',various are the ways this passion might be depicted3 in this delineation the subjects chosen are simple--a hungry boy and a plum-pudding4' ,january #bj1 #ahjj4 ,attention1 ,no4 #b4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #bj1 #ahjj4 ,hatred or ,jealousy1 ,no4 #c4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #bj1 #ahjj4 ,admiration with ,astonishment1 ,no4 #d4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #bj1 #ahjj4 ,veneration1 ,no4 #e4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,rapture1 ,no4 #f4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4--',what's life without passion1 sweet passion of love8' ',melody produces rapture1 as exemplified in the ,jew clothesman's rapturous attention to the vocal strains of the ballad-singer and her family4' ,a street ballad-singer1 with a basket of ballads in slips1 and surrounded by her family of children1 has thrown a wandering ,hebrew into a fit of pious ecstasy by the strains of her squalling voice1 helped out by the shrill accompaniments supplied by those of her children4 #ahjj4 ,desire1 ,no4 #g4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4--',female attraction is frequently the cause of this passion1 as represented in the delineation of the ,old ,beau and the ,sleeping ,lady4' ,a fair young female1 fashionably attired1 has dropped asleep in an inviting attitude1 leaning on a cushion1 an old buck1 spyglass in hand1 is ogling the unconscious beauty4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,joy with ,tranquillity1 ,no4 #h4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,laughter1 ,no4 #i4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,acute ,pain1 ,no4 #aj4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--',the curious observer of the passions has only to get a careless servant to pour some hot water on his foot1 in a case of the gout1 and he will soon know the nature of ,acute ,pain4' ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,acute ,pain 7#bnd plate71 ,no4 #ai4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,simple ,bodily ,pain1 ,no4 #aa4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,sadness1 ,no4 #ab4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--',this passion is represented by an old maid1 who is rendered completely miserable by the death of her favourite lapdog4' ,a 'serious footman' is gravely contemplating the body of a deceased puppy1 extended on a velvet cushion1 while an antiquated spinster1 his mistress1 who is smartened up with bows and ribbons1 is in the depths of despair4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,weeping1 ,no4 #ac4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,compassion1 ,no4 #ad4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,scorn1 ,no4 #ae4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--',this passion is frequently brought forward when a rich old dowager meets a poor relation4' ,a stout citizeness is pouting her nether lip1 and closing her eyes to the pathetic appeals of a miserable-looking female1 whose poverty and leanness offer a striking contrast to the portly city dame1 with comfortable muff1 resplendent in jewellery and brave apparel4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,horror1 ,no4 #af4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,terror1 ,no4 #ag4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,anger1 ,no4 #ah4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,january #ba1 #ahjj4 ,despair1 ,no4 #bj4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fec4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann--',a disappointed old maid and a bachelor are selected as proper subjects to represent the passion of despair4' ,the old maid1 who is far from an attractive example of her tribe1 is looking venom and acerbity personified4 ,the old bachelor is also of a flinty aspect1 his hands are clasped1 thumbs pressed together1 and head and eyes uplifted in pious abstraction and contemplation4 ,february #ad1 #ahjj4 ,beef la ,mode4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,etched by ,rowlandson 7companion to ,collar'd ,pork74--,a veritable bovine specimen1 a fine ,alderney1 dressed out in the reigning mode4 ,the fore part in female guise1 on the head a gigantic hat of the cart-wheel order1 straw trimmed and garnished1 huge ear-rings1 the extensive muslin 'choker1' a miniature of a bull round the cow's neck1 ladies' buckled shoes1 and ribboned sandles on the fore legs1 and maccaroni's hessians and tassels on the hind ones2 a lady's shawl thrown over the shoulders1 according to the fashionable costume worn at the end of the eighteenth century4 ,march #f1 #ahjj4 ,dr4 ,botherum1 the ,mountebank4--,from the bustle and life visible on all sides it would seem that the period is fair-time1 when the rustics and agricultural population of the vicinity in general flock into the town1 holiday-making4 ,a travelling mountebank has established his theatre in the market place2 the person of the ingenious charlatan is decked out in a fine court dress1 with bag wig1 powder1 sword1 and laced hat complete1 the better to excite the respect of his audience2 he is holding forth on the marvellous properties ascribed to the nostrums which he is seeking to palm off on the simple villagers as wonder-working elixirs2 while his attendants1 ,merry ,andrew and ,jack ,pudding1 are going through their share of the performance4 ,one branch of the mountebank physician's profession was the drawing of teeth2 an unfortunate sufferer is submitting himself to the hands of the empiric's assistant4 ,the rural audience is stolidly contemplating the antics of the party1 without being particularly moved by ,dr4 ,botherum's imposing eloquence1 these vagabond scamps being frequently clever rogues1 blessed with an inexhaustible fund of bewildering oratory1 and witty repartee at glib command4 ,leaving the quack1 we find plentiful and suggestive materials to employ the humourist's skilful graver scattered around4 ,in the centre1 a scene of jealousy is displayed2 the beguilements of a portly butcher are prevailing against the assumed privileges of a slip-shod tailor1 who is seemingly tempted to have recourse to his sheers1 to cut the amorous entanglement summarily asunder4 ,on the left1 the promiscuous and greedy feeding associated with 'fairings1' is going busily forward1 and on the opposite side are exhibited all the drolleries which can be got out of a ,jew pedlar1 his pack1 the diversified actions of customers he is trying to tempt with his wares1 and the bargains for finery into which the fair and softer sex are vainly trying to beguile the cunning ,hebrew on their own accounts4 ,illustration3 ,,dr4 ,,botherum1 ,,the ,,mountebank4 ,it seems probable that ,rowlandson in his print of ,doctor ,botherum may have had a certain ,doctor ,bossy in his eye1 a ,german practitioner of considerable skill1 who enjoyed a comfortable private practice1 said to have been the last of the respectable charlatans who exhibited in the ,british metropolis4 ,this benevolent empiric1 as ,angelo informs us1 dispensed medicines and practised the healing art1 publicly and gratuitously on a stage1 his booth being erected weekly in the midst of ,covent-,garden ,market1 where the mountebank1 handsomely dressed and wearing a gold-laced cocked hat1 arrived in his chariot with a liveried servant behind4 ,according to the old custom1 the itinerant quack doctor1 with his attendant gang1 was as constant a visitor at every market-place as the pedlar with his pack4 ,march #ab1 #ahjj4 ,humbugging1 or ,raising the ,devil4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a credulous personage1 who1 judging from his costume1 is in a fair position in life1 has called to consult a necromancer4 ,the enchanter has a venerable beard1 and a divining rod2 according to usage1 he has made a circle of skulls1 toads1 and other inviting objects1 in the centre of which1 through a stage trap1 he is raising the 'very deil1' and has conjured up a pantomimic demon1 horned1 winged1 and grotesquely arranged1 holding in one hand a gore-stained dagger1 and a goblet of suppositious blood in the other4 ,the knees of the befooled spectator are trembling beneath him2 his back is turned to a curtain which conceals a fair enchantress1 who is assisting the invocation1 and giving a practical turn to the delusion by removing a well-filled pocket-book from the coat-tail of the simple victim4 ,in the background is the traditional whiskered cat1 and the folio of cabalistic signs2 a stuffed crocodile is suspended from the roof4 ,march #ab1 #ahjj4 ,hocus ,pocus1 or ,searching for the ,philosopher's ,stone4 ,rowlandson del4 and sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,companion plate to ',humbugging1 or raising the ,devil4' ,the artist introduces us to the laboratory of a so-called alchemist4 ,a roguish ,jew and his familiar are busily engaged in the transmutation of metals2 the servant1 with a pair of long-nozzled bellows1 is engaged in kindling the furnace1 in which is a crucible2 various retorts1 alembics1 and other paraphernalia of the 'black arts1' are scattered about1 as well as a formula for 'changing lead into gold2' although the alchemists at best could only contrive to accomplish the reverse transmutation4 ,suggestive prints are hung on the walls of this chamber of mystery1 such as the portrait of the notorious ',count ,cagliostro1 discoverer of the ,philosopher's ,stone1' and the figure of the spurious ',bottle ,conjurer4' ,a military officer1 in the next apartment1 is turning his opportunities to more practical advantage by embracing1 with a certain display of ardour1 a pretty maiden--who is nothing loth1--the daughter1 it appears1 of the philosophically minded investigator4 ,april #a1 #ahjj4 ,a ,ghost in the ,wine ,cellar4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james's ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,april1 #ahjj4 ,caricature ,medallions for ,screens4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,april #bj1 #ahjj4 ,hearts for the year #ahjj4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,may #a1 #ahjj4 ,cash4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may #a1 #ahjj4 ,bills of ,exchange4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may #ab1 #ahjj4 ,melopoyn haranguing the prisoners in the ,fleet4 ,hogarthian ,novelist4 ,plate #e4 ,may #ab1 #ahjj4 ,captain ,bowling introduced to ,narcissa4 ,hogarthian ,novelist4 ,plate #f4 ,may #bj1 #ahjj4 ,a ,skipping ,academy4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,june1 #ahjj4 ,sketches at the ,oratorio4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,june #d1 #ahjj4 ,pictures of ,prejudice4 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,june #d1 #ahjj4 ,britannia's ,protection1 or ,loyalty ,triumphant4--,george the ,third1 his face shown in profile1 is standing upright and firm2 his left arm is resting on the pillar of ,fortitude1 ,britannia's shield is outstretched for his protection1 and her spear is striking at the would-be assassin ,hadfield1 who1 wearing a repellant expression1 is slinking down before her3 his pistol has fallen from his hand2 round his neck is a halter1 with the end of which a miniature edition of the ,evil ,one is flying off1 crying3 ',hadfield1 for thy diabolical attempt thou shalt meet with thy reward6' ,june #bf1 #ahjj4 ,a ,silly4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,an ill-favoured old maid1 who is evidently a person of fortune1 is seated on her sofa between two admirers1 a clergyman and a military officer1 who are respectively ambitious of the honour of her hand4 ,her old-maidish tastes are indicated by the nature of her pets2 a monkey1 seated in the embrasure of the window1 is scratching his ear2 he is supported on the opposite side by a parrot1 which is screaming with the full force of its lungs4 ,june #bf1 #ahjj4 ,a ,sulky4 ,companion ,print to ,a ,silly4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a fat old curmudgeon1 a very porpoise in face1 expression1 and figure1 is tippling and dozing in a semi-maudlin state1 in front of the fire-place4 ,his fair companion1 an elegant young damsel1 is dressed in readiness to make her escape into more agreeable society2 she is fuming with impatience1 but dares not venture to move for fear of arousing the attention of her besotted jailer4 ,her situation is more tantalising from the circumstance that the maid-servant has brought in a billet-doux from a handsome youth1 her admirer1 who1 all impatience1 is looking over the shoulders of his messenger4 ,july #be1 #ahjj4 ,collar'd ,pork4 ,companion to ,beef la ,mode 7see p4 #c74 ,published by ,ackermann4--,a long-snouted black pig is decked out in the height of fashion1 with ample neck-cloth1 frill1 wig1 eye-glass1 white ducks1 blue coat with roll collar1 brass buttons1 his tail twisted up with bows1 c41 la queue4 ,he wears ,hessian boots1 tassels1 and spurs on his front legs2 pumps with bows1 and black silk stockings on his hind legs4 ,july #be1 #ahjj4 ,the ,pleasures of ,margate1 in four compartments4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,morning4--,breakfasting at ,michiner's ,grand ,hotel4 ,noon4--,dining at ,michiner's ,grand ,hotel4 ,evening4--,a drive on the sands4 ,night4--,at the bazaars4 ,raffling for prizes1 flirtation1 c4 ,august #bj1 #ahjj4 ,sailors ,regaling4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james's ,street1 ,adelphi4 #ahjj4 ,the ,tuileries in ,paris4--,original ,drawing4 ,illustration3 ,,summer ,,amusement1 ,,or ,a ,,game ,,at ,,bowls4 ,august #bj1 #ahjj4 ,summer ,amusement2 or1 a ,game at ,bowls4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james's ,street1 ,adelphi4--,it has been a custom immemorial to laugh at the exertions which were made by our ancestors to obtain rational open-air recreation4 ,the fashionable part of society have1 for once1 found congenial allies in the wits4 ,the papers which doubtless obtained the most popular reception in their day1 since they laughed at the simple citizens 'on pleasure bent1' and held up their relaxations to a ridicule which was often neither subtle nor polished1 were the essays in the ,spectator1 ,tatler1 ,guardian1 ,humourist1 c41 which made fun of the countrified loungings of the ,londoners4 ,the squibs1 in the shape of poetical broadsheets and songs of the ,stuart era1 against sylvan aspirations1 were but re-echoed by the bright and cultivated humourists who flourished when ',anna ruled the realm4' ,sturdy ,hogarth1 with his pictures1 brought the commonplace pleasures--although he was addicted to them with no half-spirit himself--of his neighbours into ludicrous prominence4 ,the ,connoisseur1 ,world1 ,mirror1 ,adventurer1 ,observer1 ,lounger1 ,looker-on1 and even ,johnson's ,rambler1 are particularly caustic on the comic side of humanity1 as seen in their out-of-door pastimes4 ,as to the days of transition1 when the early ,georgian generation was being rapidly submerged and effaced by the tide of progression1 both writers and caricaturists combined to satirise cockney jauntings unmercifully4 ,gillray1 ,rowlandson1 ,collings1 ,boyle1 ,bunbury1 ,deighton1 ,woodward1 ,nixon1 ,newton1 and a swarm of amateur followers1 were always ready to make fun of suburban excursions2 such productions were certain to obtain fame for the designers1 and a ready patronage at the hands of a public which encouraged similar everyday irony4 ,it seems1 however1 now the suburbs have disappeared1 where tea-gardens were once abundant--to which1 armed with lanterns and in groups1 for better security against the knights of the road1 footpads1 and similar dangers which were then rife1 our forefathers repaired with light hearts1 released from the culture of ,mammon and money-grubbing--that we have lost a great deal which modern improvements are powerless to restore4 ,a little generation back there were still relics of past pleasure haunts1 a ,sluice ,house1 a ,hornsey ,wood ,house1 and numberless similar resorts for the dwellers in ,babylon1 who sighed to turn1 for a brief afternoon of diversion1 their respectable backs on groves of brick1 and to regale their pastoral-longing eyes with a semblance of the country4 ,now the monster metropolis1 with unsparing strides1 has finally absorbed such patches of verdure1 as made homely retreats on red-letter holidays2 and life is considerably restricted1 as regards the variety which an hour's jaunt could introduce into the prosaic current of yearly existence1 as far as the boundaries of the giant city are concerned4 ,a great deal could be written on the defunct pleasure-gardens which once enlivened the outskirts2 but their glories are departed1 or at best preserved in the satires1 literary and artistic1 which contemporary humourists levelled at the ,georgic-loving citizens who frequented them4 ,such a suburban retreat1 with the motley crowds who disported themselves thereat1 is graphically reproduced in ,rowlandson's plate of ,summer ,amusement4 ,much of the delight was prosaic and toilsome2 but1 seemingly1 good fun was to be had1 and people could lay aside their conventional rigidity for once and awhile1 when fine weather and the pleasant season tempted them to stray1 and leave the everlasting counting-house at home1 for a game at bowls and a little wholesome relaxation4 ,the various groups found in the picture are well conceived4 ,two games are proceeding1 into which cits1 of various degrees1 are throwing their entire energies4 ,the whimsical accompaniments connected with 'taking tea in the arbour' are faithfully seized4 ,the soberer elders are crowding the hospitable 'house of call4' ,round the foremost table is gathered a convivial party2 the worthy souls are draining a parting bowl1 before commencing their return journey1 for which the lantern is set on the ground in prudent preparation4 ,a little toasting is going on at the next table1 and beyond that an arcadian flirtation is in progress1 with various incidents transpiring around1 such as the observant philosopher might have noted in #ahjj1 without travelling very far out of his way4 ,august #cj1 #ahjj4 ,gratification of the ,senses la mode ,franaise4--7,seeing1 ,tasting1 ,hearing1 ,smelling1 ,feeling47 ,october #a4 ,the ,newspaper4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward invt41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,october #bi1 #ahjj4 ,grotesque borders for ,rooms and ,halls4--,published ,october #be and #bi1 #ahjj1 by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 #ahjj 7874 ,sterne1 ,l4 ,the ,beauties of ,sterne4 ,with one plate by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #abmo4 #ahjj4 ,sterne1 ,l4 ,the ,sentimental ,journey4 ,with plates by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 #abmo4 #ahjj4 ,yorick feeling the ,grisette's ,pulse4 #hvo4--,the interior of the ,grisette's ,magasin des ,modes4 ,the plate is delicately etched4 ,yorick is seated beside the pretty milliner2 the complaisant husband is bowing1 grimacing1 and attitudinising4 ,a poodle is on a settee4 ,two blocks1 hat and cap moulds1 are1 with bandboxes1 robes1 c41 scattered around4 ,outside is seen a glimpse of the quaint antiquated ,french street life1 such as might be encountered by the sentimental traveller before the ,revolution3--priests1 monks1 portresses1 c41 with images of saints at the street corners4 ,on ,august #ae1 #ahjj1 ,mr4 ,ackermann issued at his ,repository of ,arts1 #aja ,strand1 a series of six plates designed and etched in ,rowlandson's boldest and most spirited style2 and finished and coloured in almost exact imitation of the original drawings4 ,each plate contains three large distinct heads1 festooned with attributes peculiar to the respective designs4 ,it is not very clear whether these symbolical groupings1 which are superior in execution to the average of ,rowlandson's published works1 were devised to be cut up for scrap-books1 screens1 or wall borderings2 but they have become remarkably scarce since the date of publication1 and sets of these typical heads 7eighteen in all7 are rarely met with at the present date4 ,philosophorum4--,the head of the philosopher closely resembles the conventional portrait accorded to ,father ,time1 horn spectacles1 forelock1 grey beard and all4 ,the globe1 a sextant1 mariner's compass1 chart1 telescope1 dividers1 bells1 squares1 thermometers1 c41 make up the symbolical garland which depends from the ears of this emblem of knowledge4 ,fancynina4--,this figure is borne out by one of the artist's favourite types of female beauty1 a well-featured1 handsomely made and languishing-looking young lady1 wearing a modish hat1 all feathered1 beaded1 and flowered4 ,the portrait of ,fancynina is festooned with such emblems of feminine frivolity as ,french rouge1 ,court sticking-plaister 7for patches71 ottar of roses1 watches and trinkets1 miniatures of admirers1 an opera glass1 a black domino or half-mask1 a huge muff1 parasol1 fan1 c4 ,epicurum4--,an old gourmand in a red nightcap1 whose flushed and blossoming countenance appears through a goodly string of sausages2 a gridiron1 a basting ladle1 a cucumber1 and other indications of creature comforts complete the emblems of this figure4 ,penserosa4--,the head of a tragic performer1 modelled on that of one of the ,gorgones is used to illustrate this figure4 ,the ,medusa head is entwined with serpents1 and wreathed below with a festoon of bays1 beneath which hang the dagger and bowl1 and the manuscript of ,penserosa's tragic part4 ,tally ho6 rum6--,the head of a ,nimrod1 backed with a huntsman's cap1 is the sign-piece of this figure2 a corne de chasse is hung round the sportsman's neck1 and on it are spurs1 horseshoes1 whips1 a gun1 powder-flask1 and game bag2 a fox's head completes the group of emblems distinctive of ,tally ho6 rum6 ,allegoria4--,the head of a rubicund1 but young and well-featured1 ,bacchus does duty for ,allegoria2 heavy clusters of vine-leaves1 and bunches of purple grapes and tendrils crown and surround the bucolic divinity2 below is a ,silenus mask2 bacchanalian flutes1 and pipes of ,pan1 complete the insignia4 ,physicorum4--,the face of a lean1 high-dried1 and sharp-featured doctor1 with a high1 white wig1 and a profusion of horsehair curls1 figures forth ,physicorum with proper character2 festoons of bottles of medicine1 soporific1 strengthening1 emollient1 purging and sleeping draughts in all varieties1 boxes of pills1 ointments1 drops1 prescriptive puffs1 quackeries1 and the inevitable syringe and clyster pipe1 make up the attributes of the physician4 ,nunina4--,the head of a rosy-cheeked and buxom ,nun1 her eyes devoutly raised to realms above4 ,beneath the portrait the crowned and ghastly skull of ,king ,death1 a book of devotions1 a flagellum for discipline1 a crucifix1 hour-glass and rosary1 and other pious symbols are displayed4 ,publicorum4--,the face of a fat and rubicund-visaged landlord does duty as the emblem of ,publicorum2 as may be supposed1 the symbols of this personage consist mainly of convivial attributes--tobacco-boxes1 pipes1 bottles of rum1 brandy1 and rack2 a tankard1 limes1 lemons1 a punchbowl1 ladle1 c4 ,funeralorum4--,the head of a professional mourner1 with long crape streamers round his hat1 and a mourning cloak4 ,funeralorum is surrounded by such cheerful attributes as funeral sermons1 advertisements of interments1 and invitations to the same1 burial fees1 titles1 last wills and testaments1 hatchments1 ,yorick's skull1 an hour-glass1 and a sexton's pick and spade4 ,virginia4--,the head of a soured and malignant-looking old maid1 whose favourite parrot is screaming in her ear4 ,the vixenish face is festooned with suppositious attributes of old spinsterhood--a group of boxes of snuff1 corn-plaisters1 padlocks1 pincushions1 cats-meat1 anonymous letters1 drops for the colic2 while a bag for 'winnings at quadrille' is displayed on the ,scandalous ,magazine1 beside which are perched two spitting and caterwauling old tom-cats4 ,hazardorum4--,the head given as representative of ,hazardorum wears a very disconsolate and downcast look2 fortune has not favoured the gambler1 as is figuratively evinced by a purse turned upside down1 from which the contents are escaping1 mortgage-deeds1 annuity bonds1 ,hoyle on ,chances1 a betting book1 a game cock1 rackets1 dice and a dice-box4 ,the ,racing ,calendar1 playing cards1 billiard cues1 a loaded pistol1 and other suggestive emblems supply the features of ,hazardorum4 ,battlcorum4--,the head of a fierce-looking warrior1 with plumed hat1 sets forth ,battlcorum2 warlike attributes surround the stern hero1 whose face is grim as war itself4 ,chain-shot1 pistols1 shot-belts1 a cartouche box1 bayonet1 sword1 gun1 drum4 c41 help out the martial figure and assist its due signification4 ,billingsgatina displays the face of a buxom young fish-girl1 topped with a sailor's straw hat1 and surrounded by evidences of her fishy profession3 strings of eels1 lobsters1 crabs1 cod1 oysters1 and fish-baskets are introduced to support the character of ,billingsgatina4 ,trafficorum is represented by a long-haired1 hook-nosed1 shrewd-eyed ,jew pedlar1 wearing an unkempt beard2 round his neck hangs the suggestive hawker's box1 with the multifarious contents of the pack displayed2 scissors1 tape1 ribands1 spectacles1 purses1 razors1 combs1 knives1 forks and spoons1 watches1 trinkets1 necklaces1 ear-rings1 buckles1 and an infinity of similar articles1 disclose the identity of ,trafficorum4 ,barberorum4--,the head of a ,french hair-dresser does duty for this figure2 a comb is stuck in the lengthy locks1 and a white apron is pinned under the shaven chin4 ,implements properly pertaining to the barber's calling are introduced to form a trophy2 a string of wigs of all colours and shapes1 a block1 powder-bags1 curling-irons1 tongs1 combs1 scissors1 tooth brushes1 razors and ,packwood's strops1 flasks of scent1 eau de ,luce1 lotions1 boxes of pommades1 rouge1 c41 furnish forth emblemata of the hair-dressing ,barberorum4 ,flora is represented by a sweetly innocent flower-seller1 whose soft and winning face appears above clusters of roses1 lilies1 tulips1 bluebells1 and other flowers1 while beneath the attributes of ,flora are completed by a basket of fruits and vegetables4 ,lawyerorum very significantly closes the series of emblematical heads4 ,the counsel is a hard-featured1 sharp1 close1 shrewd1 and long-headed looking individual1 attired in his horsehair wig1 and festooned around with the sweets of his profession--,affidavits1 ,subpoen1 ,perjuries1 ,bankrupts enlarged1 ',wills made on the shortest notice1' ,writs of ,error1 ,clausum ,friget1 ,bills of ,costs1 ,declarations1 ,actions between ,john ,doe and ,richard ,roe1 ,warrants for assaults1 ,habeas ,corpus1 ,suits in ,chancery1 ,lists of ,informations1 ,quirks1 ,quibbles1 ,briefs1 ,title-deeds1 ,statutes at large1 bags of causes1 ponderous legal volumes2 the emblemata are significantly supported by a well-filled brief bag1 plethoric with 'cash received on clients' accounts1 not paid over4' #ahjj4 ,a ,peep into ,bethlehem4 ,ah6 then dismounted from his spavin'd hack1 ,to ,bethlehem's walls1 with ,burke1 ,i saw him borne1 ,there the straight waistcoat close embrac'd his back3 ,while ,peggy's wreath of straw did either brow adorn1 ,and there they sit1 two grinners1 vis-a-vis2 ,he writing ,grub ,street verse1 ,burke ranting rhapsody4 ,vide ,melancholy ,catastrophe1 by ,,peter ,,fig1 ,esq4 ,the bard ,peter ,pindar is leaning his elbows on a sheet of verses lately commenced1 ',an ,ode to ,paine1' his poems the ',lousiad1' ',pension1' ',ode upon ,ode1' c41 are scattered on the ground4 ,burke1 with a shaven head1 and wearing a rosary round his neck1 is declaiming impassioned eloquence1 while his foot is trampling upon two volumes1 the ',rights of ,man1' and ',common ,sense1' with ,peter ,pindar's ',ode upon ,ode4' #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #a1 ,a ,publican4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the parlour of a country public-house1 hung round with pictures on equestrian subjects1 after the manner of the inimitable gallery of ,professor ,gambado3 ,horse ,accomplishments1 introducing such peculiarities as ,an ,astronomer1 or ,star-gazing ,steed2 ,an ,arithmetician1 where the animal is working out problems with his nose on the ground2 ,a ,loiterer1 where the horse pauses to ruminate1 c4 ,the publican is drinking in true old-fashioned landlordlike style with the squire1 a ,tony ,lumkin of a landed proprietor2 mine host wears a red nightcap1 and clean white sleeves1 apron1 and stockings4 ,tony ,lumkin has been trying to palm off an old story on his friend1 but the landlord's experience is too much for him4 ',come1 squire1' he cries1 'that won't do2 that's ,joe ,miller1 ,i'm sure1 page #dij4' ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #b1 ,a ,justice4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #c1 ,a ,barber4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a stout gentleman1 divested of his wig1 has sat down for the tonsorial process1 holding in his lap the ,london ,gazette ,newspaper2 the village ,figaro1 a highly-dried and austere personage1 of marked political proclivities1 has fixed his melancholy eyes on the latest intelligence1 while1 not to waste time1 he is pursuing the operation of shaving his unhappy victim2 simultaneously the edge of his razor-blade is taking an upward tendency1 and his right hand is sawing away at the sitter's olfactory organ1 while his left holds that important member immoveable4 ',they write from ,amsterdam1' reads the preoccupied barber2 while the gentleman in the seat of torture1 writhing with pain and apprehension1 vehemently shouts3 ',halloh6 you sir1--what1 are you going to cut my nose off8' ,the remainder of the series does not require a more particular description4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #d1 ,footman4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #e1 ,tax-gatherer4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #f1 ,squire4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #g1 ,vicar4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #h1 ,doctor4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #i1 ,exciseman4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #aj1 ,steward4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #aa1 ,attorney4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj 7874 ,country ,characters4 ,no4 #ab1 ,london ,outrider1 or ,brother ,saddle-bag4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #a1 ,the ,dinner ,spoil'd4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a family party sitting down to the diurnal repast4 ,the head of the house is an ill-favoured person1 of advanced age and wearing a tremendous wig4 ,before him is a leg of mutton1 and1 knife and fork in hand1 he is considering the joint with the eye of disfavour4 ',it's red6' he grumbles1 'not fit to eat6--these are the blessed effects of boiling mutton in a cloth6' ,his wife is regarding the dinner with consternation2 one son is opening his eyes1 and 'making a mouth' apprehensive of losing his dinner2 another youth bears a look of absolute dejection2 the family circle is completed by the addition of a queer poodle1 seated on his hind legs1 and wearing a disappointed look1 like the rest of the diners4 ,an appropriate pair of figures1 ,peace and ,concord1 are hung on the wall by way of pictures4 #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #b1 ,late ,hours4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #c1 ,an ,anonymous ,letter4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #d1 ,a ,return from a ,walk4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a venerable and somewhat decrepit spouse has been for a 'constitutional4' ,on his return he is gratified with the discovery of a very interesting domestic tableau3 his young and pretty wife is fast asleep on the knee of a dashing officer1 who1 seated on the family sofa1 is also slumbering blissfully1 with one arm round the waist of the faithless wife1 while his hand is clasping that of the lady1 one of whose arms tenderly encircles the neck of her martial admirer4 ,the rash intruder on this scene1 with good reason1 is much shocked at the situation1 and is exclaiming in dismay1 ',my wife6 as sure as ,i am a haberdasher4' #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #e1 ,killing with ,kindness4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the victim to ill-directed matrimonial attentions is a stout countrified old gentleman2 he is seated in his arm-chair1 very much at the mercy of two fair and youthful tormentors1 whose exertions on his behalf are probably not disinterested4 ,the wife1 a very stylish damsel1 seemingly young enough to be the daughter of her embarrassed spouse1 is leaning on his chair and pressing him to partake of a dish of fruit1 and insisting1 ',you must have some apricots1 my love6' while her sister1 patting the husband affectionately on the shoulder1 is forcing a bunch of grapes into his mouth1 which he has incautiously opened1 to express his dissent3 ',just take these grapes1 brother-in-law1 you never eat finer6' ,the old gentleman1 who shrewdly values this devotion at its worth1 is crying3 ',i wo'nt eat anything more1 ,i tell you--,i shall be choked--got an eye to the estate1 ,i suppose6' #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #f1 ,a ,fashionable ,suit4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the tailor1 with measuring-tape on shoulder and shears in pocket1 has brought home a new suit1 into which an ill-made and clumsy-looking personage has1 with some difficulty1 managed to thrust his limbs4 ,the coat is that very unbecoming garment1 fashionable at the date of the etching1 and known as a ,jean de ,brie--a close-fitting1 swallow-tailed garment1 with a hump-like high collar1 and sleeves tight to the shoulders1 which were distended by a gouty puff1 giving a generally distorted appearance to the back of the wearer4 ,the victim is contemplating his uncomfortable suit in a looking-glass held by the tailor1 who is dismayed at the indignant protest of his client3 ',why1 you have put me a hump upon each shoulder1 and here's a pair of ,dutchman's breeches that would hold provision for a marching regiment2 well1 ,i tell you what1 ,master ,tailor1 d---- me if ,i would go to our club such a figure for fifty pounds6' ,the snip is assuring him in reply3 ',made entirely to your lady's orders1 your ,honour1 ,i assure you she said now you was married you should look like the rest of the world4' #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #g1 ,washing ,day4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a stout and comfortable-looking gentleman1 whose features wear a very sulky and discontented expression1 is giving one hand to a cheerful old 'chum' from the country1 and pointing with the disengaged hand to two stout wenches deep in the washing-tubs3 ',ah6 my old friend1' cries the host to the traveller1 ',i wish you had called at some more convenient time1 but this is washing day--,i have nothing to give you but cold fish1 cold tripe1 and cold potatoes1 you may smell soapsuds a mile6 ,ah ,jack6 ,jack6 you don't know these ,comforts6 ,you are a bachelor6' #ahjj4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,no4 #h1 ,a ,curtain ,lecture4 ,woodward del4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the bedchamber of a couple who seem to disagree4 ,the clock points to 'five o'clock in the morning1' and the husband1 night-cap on head1 and his face bearing an expression of injured martyrdom1 has clasped his hands in despair of obtaining rest from the energetic denunciations of his wife1 who1 leaning over him in a commanding attitude1 is pouring forth her ',caudle-like' remonstrances over the prostrate sufferer3 ',yes1 you base man1 you2 don't you eat1 drink1 and sleep comfortably at home8 and still you must be jaunting abroad every night4 ,i'll find out all your intrigues1 you may depend on it4' #ahjj 7874 ,preparation for the ,academy1 ,old ,joseph ,nollekens and his ,venus4--,john ,thomas ,smith1 many years ,keeper of the prints and drawings in the ,british ,museum1 and better known by his works on metropolitan antiquities1 to which he furnished etchings1 as well as archological researches1 has left us one of the chattiest and most eccentric biographies to be found in the annals of literature--the ,life of the ,sculptor ,nollekens1 whose pupil he was4 ,much as we are indebted to ',antiquity ,smith' for the whimsical anecdotes he has imported into his unequivocally entertaining pair of volumes1 which touch freely upon contemporary men and things under their most familiar and every-day aspect1 we cannot fail to feel a passing regret that the versatile keeper has forgotten to make any anecdotal mention of his friend ,rowlandson1 with whom he was on terms of cordiality4 ,the caricaturist had presented1 at times1 some of his most interesting drawings to 'his old friend ,john ,thomas ,smith1' as he has taken care to inscribe on the margins1 with his autograph2 the best of these is possibly1 ,drawing from the ,life-,school at the ,royal ,academy--a subject upon which both the humourists were well informed1 since they had worked there as students1 and were more or less acquainted with all the artists of the day1 and1 moreover1 it being impossible to overlook such points1 with their keen sense of the eccentric2 they had noted--the one with his pencil1 and the other with his pen--all the striking peculiarities1 personal or professional1 of their numerous associates4 ,the latest portrait the present writer has seen of our artist is one drawn with a pen in outline and tinted with ,indian ink by the worthy keeper1 one day when the caricaturist was visiting the ,print ,room of the ,british ,museum1 ,rowlandson being1 at that time1 well advanced in years4 ,the sketch is that of a large and decisive-looking elderly gentleman1 with a bald head1 firmly-cut features1 and wearing big old-fashioned spectacles2 this portrait was taken while the subject was stooping to examine a drawing4 ,beneath it ,john ,thomas ,smith has inscribed the particulars under which he came to draw the portrait of 'his old friend4' ,the grave omission with which we have to charge ,nollekens' biographer1 usually so amazingly fertile in individualistic traits of everyone he knew--and he seems to have been fairly acquainted with1 or to have something amusing to impart about1 nearly everybody of any note--in respect to the caricaturist1 of whom his writings make no sort of mention1 is the more to be regretted1 since it was probably a sly hint imparted by ',antiquity ,smith' which produced the picture of the gifted old miser at work on one of his cherished subjects--a whimsical study1 doubtless founded on a special visit of observation1 instituted1 with ,nollekens' old pupil1 for the very purpose4 ,as regards the sculptor's portrait1 which is seemingly caricatured1 ,john ,thomas ,smith comes in as aptly with his description#a as if the two sittings had taken place simultaneously1 and the biographer and artist had worked en collaboration3--',his figure was short1 his head big1 and it appeared much increased by a large-crowned hat1 of which he was very fond4 ,his neck was short1 his shoulders narrow1 his body too large1 particularly in the front lower part2 he was bow-legged and hook-nosed2 indeed1 his leg was somewhat like his nose1 which resembled the rudder of an ,antwerp packet-boat2 his lips were rather thin1 but between his brows there was great evidence of study4' ,illustration3 ,,preparations ,,for ,,the ,,academy4 ,,old ,,joseph ,,nollekens ,,and ,,his ,,venus4 ,as to 'his ,venuses' ,mrs4 ,nollekens invariably continued to express the most derogatory opinions1 since she regarded his fair models as 'abandoned huzzies1 with whom she had no patience1' regarding her eccentric spouse as quite on their level1 for she cherished the extraordinary conviction that after his marriage he ought to have 'dispensed with such people4' ,while ,mrs4 ,nollekens was unduly mindful of her husband's favourite models1 it seems these ladies1 under altered circumstances1 occasionally amused themselves by reminding the sculptor of their former acquaintance1 on which pleasant fact his biographer does not fail to enlarge1 in more than one instance3-- ',our sculptor would sometimes amuse himself1 on a summer's evening1 by standing with his arms behind him at the yard-gate1 which opened into ,titchfield ,street4 ,during one of these indulgences1 as a lady was passing1 most elegantly dressed1 attended by a strapping footman in silver-laced livery1 with a tall gilt-headed cane1 she nodded to him1 and1 smiling1 asked him if he did not know her4 ,on his reply that he did not recollect her1 ,what1 sir6 exclaimed she1 do you forget ,miss ,coleman1 who brought a letter to you from ,charles ,townley1 to compare limbs with your ,venus8 ,why1 ,i have been with you twenty times in that little room1 to stand for your ,venus4 ,oh6 lawk-a-daisy1 so you have6 answered ,nollekens4 ,why1 what a fine woman you're grown6 ,come1 walk in1 and ,i'll show you your figure--,i have done it in marble4 ,after desiring the man to stop at the gate she went in with him2 and upon seeing ,mrs4 ,nollekens at the parlour-window1 who was pretending to talk to and feed her sister's bullfinch1 but who had been informed by the vigilant ,bronze 7the eccentric maid-servant of this odd pair7 of what had been going on at the gate1 she went up to her and said1 ,madam1 ,i have to thank----4 ,mrs4 ,nollekens then elevated herself on her toes1 and1 with a lisping palpitation1 began to address the lady4 ,oh1 dear1 observed ,miss ,coleman1 and you don't know me6 ,you have given me many a basin of broth in the depth of winter1 when ,i used to stand for ,venus4 ,mrs4 ,nollekens1 not knowing what to think of ,joseph1 shook her head at him as she slammed the window1 at the same time exclaiming1 ,oh1 fie6 ,mr4 ,nollekens6 ,fie6 fie6 ,bronze assured me that when her master went into the front parlour he had a pretty warm reception4 ,what6 said her mistress1 to know such wretches after you have done with them in your studio6' ,in ,rowlandson's picture the sculptor is actually at work on a ,venus and ,cupid2 one of his most successful models4#b #ahjj4 ,rainbow ,tavern1 in ,fleet ,street1 in #ahjj4 #ahjj4 ,remarks on a ,tour to ,north and ,south ,wales in the year #agig1 by ,henry ,wigstead1 with plates from ,rowlandson1 ,pugh1 ,howitt1 c4 7,aquatinted by ,j4 ,hill47 ,london3 ,published by ,w4 ,wigstead1 #dj ,charing ,cross4 #hvo4--,the particulars of the tour undertaken under these auspices are thus briefly set forth by one of the travellers3-- ',the romantic and picturesque scenery of ,north and ,south ,wales1 having within these few years been considered highly noticeable and attractive1 ,i was induced to visit this ,principality with my friend ,mr4 ,rowlandson1 whose abilities as an artist need no eulogium from me4 ,we left ,london in ,august #agig1 highly expectant of gratification3 nor were our highest hopes in the least frustrated4 ',at the time of our excursion ,i had no idea of submitting to the public any of our minutes or sketches2 but1 as several of the subjects amongst our scenery have become topics of admiration1 as well to the artist as cursory traveller1 ,i have in the following sheets endeavoured to give a faint idea of their beauties2 accompanied by some short remarks on the road1 merely intended as a sort of vade mecum to stimulate the readers to further and more important enquiries2 and in order1 if possible1 that they may1 by being apprised of many inconveniences we experienced1 be enabled to avoid them4' ,plates4 ,coventry1 with a view of the effigy of ,peeping ,tom1 and the ,king's ,head4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,wolverhampton4 ,the ,market1 ,bevan's ,toy ,shop1 and the ,church4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,langollen4 ,the ,king's ,apartments1 ,conway ,castle4 ,penmanmawr4 ,h4 ,wigstead1 del4 ,caernarvon4 ,snowdon1 from ,llanberris ,lake4 ,h4 ,wigstead1 del4 ,speaking of the natives of ,llanberris1 ,wigstead describes them in such picturesque terms that we are tempted to quote the paragraph3-- ',the people here are really almost in a state of simple nature4 ,the value of money is scarcely known2 they pay the rent of their premises in cattle generally1 which they breed on their land4 ,flesh is scarce ever tasted by them2 and1 except when visitors leave behind remnants of wine1 ale1 c41 milk is the principal beverage that passes their lips4 ,they are remarkably observant of any decorations worn by ladies1 such as beads1 laces1 and feathers1 which strengthened my opinion of their similitude with the ,otaheiteans1 c4 ,these they admire1 and handle with a sort of rudeness bordering on savage manners1 likely to raise alarm in the breast of the fair wearer4' ,nantz ,mill and ,bethgellert4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,pont ,aberglasslyn4 ,by ,h4 ,wigstead4 ,festiniog4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,a ,welsh ,landlady 7fac-similed from the original drawing74 ,by ,h4 ,wigstead4 ,waterfall near ,dolghelly4 ,aberystwith4 ,cardigan4 ,t4 ,rowlandson1 del4 ,inside of a ,kitchen at ,newcastle 7near ,carmarthen74 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,the latter subject pictures forth a capital interior1 in ,rowlandson's own graphic manner4 ,a turnspit is represented in his wheel1 with the chain attached to the spit1 for roasting the joint before the fire4 ,it is reasonable that these poor creatures1 tired of the squirrel-like performance1 should have welcomed the mechanical contrivance of the roasting-jack4#c ,the tourist describes one difficulty the epicure encountered under the ancient state of things3--',newcastle is a pleasant village2 a decent inn here2 a dog is employed as turnspit4 ,great care is taken that the animal does not observe the cook approach the larder2 if he does he immediately hides himself for the remainder of the day1 and the guest must be satisfied with more humble fare than intended4' ,swansea4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,cardiff ,castle4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,caerphilly ,castle4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,the ,hanging ,tower at ,caerphilly4 ,by ,h4 ,wigstead4 ,the ,union of the ,wye with the ,severn1 from ,chepstow4 ,tintern ,abbey4 ,raglan ,castle4 ,by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,,footnotes3 #a ,life of ,nollekens1 vol4 i4 p4 #gi4 #b ,venus ,chiding ,cupid1 executed for ,lord ,yarborough4 ',nollekens was so provoked by an accident which happened to one of his figures during the ,exhibition at ,somerset ,house1 that he threatened ,f4 ,m4 ,newton1 the ,secretary1 who made light of the affair1 should this ,venus be in any way injured1 to break every bone in his skin4'--,nollekens and his ,times1 by ,john ,thomas ,smith4 #c ',the mode of teaching turnspits their business was more summary than humane4 ,the dog was put in a wheel1 and a burning coal with him2 he could not stop without burning his legs1 and so was kept on the full gallop4 ,these dogs were by no means fond of their profession2 it was indeed hard work to them in a wheel for two or three hours1 turning a piece of meat which was twice their own weight4 ,it is recorded of the turnspit-dogs of ,bath that one ,sunday1 when they had1 as usual1 followed their mistresses to church1 the lesson of the day happened to be that chapter of ,ezekiel wherein the self-moving chariots are described4 ,when the first word wheel was pronounced all the curs pricked up their ears in alarm2 at the second wheel they set up a doleful howl2 and when the dreaded word was uttered a third time every one of them scampered out of church as fast as he could1 with his tail between his legs4'--,john ,foster1 in ,hone's ,everyday ,book1 ,december #ag1 #ahbf4 #ahja4 ,january #a1 #ahja4 ,the ,epicure4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 7,see #aghh47 ,january #a1 #ahja4 ,a ,money ,scrivener4 7,companion to ,a ,counsellor47 ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4--,the scrivener inhabits a poor1 squalid office2 his clerk is perched on a high stool by the window4 ,the worthy wears a nightcap1 and has a quill behind his ear2 he is poring over a ledger at a tumbledown desk2 one finger on his nose illustrates his absorption in some weighty deliberation4 ,files of accounts and boxes of deeds and papers form the rest of the scrivener's surroundings4 ,january #a1 #ahja4 ,a ,counsellor4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,counsellor4 ,january #ahja4 ,the ,union4 ,published by ,ackermann4--,pitt1 a burlesque ,st4 ,george1 clad in armour1 is seated on the ,british bull1 who is horn-locked1 nose to nose1 snorting forth challenges in the face of the furious ,irish bull1 on which is mounted ,st4 ,patrick1 with mitre and crozier4 ,the national ,irish saint1 whose beard gives him the expression of a ,jew1 is crying1 '',pon my conscience ,i don't know what you call it1 but the deuce of anything like a ,union do ,i see1 except their horns being fastened together4' ,pitt replies1 ',never fear1 ,st4 ,patrick2 all will be yet very well2 they are a little restive at first1 but they will take to it kindly enough by and by1 ,i'll warrant you4' ,january #a1 #ahja4 ,a ,jew ,broker4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4--,shylock1 with his bond in the pocket of his gaberdine and his crutch-stick under his arm1 is abstractedly polishing his glasses1 although his watchful eyes are sharp enough without any artificial assistance1 as he stands at the corner of ,duke's ,place1 then the accepted rallying-point of his tribe4 ,his face expresses a profoundly baffled emotion1 which is portrayed with a masterly hand4 ,he is musing1 in abject despair1 over a chance lost1 a bargain missed1 a gain which has slipped through his prehensile fingers4 ,some ,antonio of our modern ,venice founded on the shores of the ,thames has escaped his toils2 some point of law1 a flaw in the indentures1 mayhap1 has been turned to account by a later ',daniel come to judgment--a wise young judge1' to whom the disconcerted ,hebrew is finally loth to offer his gratitude4 ,he seemingly mumbles1 with the pertinacity of ,shylock3-- ,my deeds upon my head6 ,i crave the law1 ,the penalty and forfeit of my bond4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,jew ,,broker4 ,january #ae1 #ahja4 ,the ,brilliants1 7#ba-a_/d #af47 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,we are not prepared with any special particulars as to the foundation of this convivial club2 but we may record a solitary gratuitous observation1 that in spite of the melancholy and frequent carpings1 on puritanical grounds1 which are now in fashion1 over the growing degeneracy of the times in which we live--the sanctimonious being given to assert that each succeeding generation inveterately surpasses the excesses of its predecessors--in the instances of drinking and gaming our ancestors went to extremes beside which our modern dissipations1 in their wildest excesses1 fall into paltry insignificance4 ,the clubs of the past1 in the item of iniquity1 although the institution was in its infancy1 surpassed those of the present day in such a degree that our 'fastest' haunts appear prudish by comparison4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,brilliants4 ,as to ,the ,brilliants1 we do not accept the scene1 in its literal sense1 as a faithful transcript of current amusements as practised at the commencement of the century2 but1 allowing for the exaggeration of burlesque1 we are far from denying that it is founded on actual observation1 in an age notoriously given to conviviality1 which was carried1 in all phases of society1 beyond the bounds of discretion1 and1 in some instances1 to a decree incredible in our times4 ,their ,royal ,highnesses the ,princes of the ,blood1 their ,graces the ,dukes1 the proverbially drunken ,lords1 the ,right ,honourable ,ministers of ,state1 ,honourable ,members of every political shade1 and gallant and learned gentlemen of the various services and professions1 were1 with the rest of the community1 without mentioning notorious and personal instances1 under no restraint of decorum in regard to inebriety2 and1 if we may trust their own chroniclers1 exhibited themselves without reserve as frequently drunk as sober4 ,if1 in our charitable concessions to the failings of our ancestors1 we assume that our artist has exercised undue licence in the representation of their failings1 from the president of ,the ,brilliants downwards1 we must further take 'a grain of salt' to qualify our belief in the fidelity with which he has transmitted us the 'club rules4' ,it is impossible that any convivialist could continue to be 'brilliant' after his senses were diluted by the amount of fluid prescribed as a qualification for membership2 the light that was in him must be effectally extinguished by the vinous drenching that was de rigueur3-- ',,rules ,,to ,,be ,,observed ,,in ,,this ,,society4 '#ast4 ,that each member shall fill a half-pint bumper to the first toast4 '#bnd4 ,that after twenty-four bumper toasts are gone round every member may fill as he pleases4 '#crd4 ,that any member refusing to comply with the above regulations to be fined1 i4e4 compelled to swallow a bumper of salt and water4' ,january #ae1 #ahja4 ,undertakers ,regaling4 ,john ,nixon1 ,esq41 del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,this large plate1 which is designed with a due appreciation of grim humour and tipsy jocularity1 introduces the traditional relaxations of the funeral furnishers1 whose jollifications are supposed to offer the most ghastly contrast to their sober professional duties4 ,on a convenient plot of grass mutes1 wandsmen1 hearse-drivers1 and all the other melancholy functionaries of the last rites of unconscious humanity1 are picnicking with a true zest and appreciation of rural freedom4 ,a substantial pie1 and other suggestive 'funeral baked meats1' are being disposed of to the best advantage2 but1 excellent trenchermen though the undertakers may prove themselves1 their main distinction must rest on their bibulous qualities2 the members of the fraternity are applying themselves with hearty goodwill to the fluids1 far on the road to becoming 'glorious1' while some of the party have already reached their congenial stage 'of half seas over4' ,these festivities1 of course1 take place in the vicinity of a 'house of call for funerals1' at the sign of ',the ,owl1' in the neighbourhood of a burial-ground1 the hospitable hostelry being kept by ',robert ,death1' whose inn is a resting-place for all returning hearses on that particular road4 ,groups of gentlemen engaged in the 'black business' are seated at tables1 enjoying their long clay pipes1 or otherwise diverting themselves with romping and horse-play2 the members of another party1 preparing to resume their route back to the metropolis1 are on the roof of their hearse1 their legs hanging over the side with pastoral-like simplicity1 smoking their 'church-wardens' and hobnobbing their pewter quart pots with true bacchanalian appreciation of the enjoyments of the hour4 ,the results of too indiscriminate indulgence are noticeable in the dangerous situation of those coaches which are attempting to 'homeward wend their melancholy way1' and are being overturned in the process by their tipsy drivers4 ,illustration3 ,,symptoms ,,of ,,sanctity4 ,january #bj1 #ahja4 ,symptoms of ,sanctity4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4--,this subject--which1 to say the least of it1 is suggestively bold1 though by no means1 in our opinion1 coming under the enumeration of 'risky equivoque'--might be fittingly described as ,superstition and ,sensuality2 the pious belief1 amounting to fanaticism1 of the conventual ',sister' contrasting strongly with the licentious impiety of the gross priest4 ,january #cj1 #ahja4 ,single ,combat1 in ,moorfields1 or ,magnanimous ,paul ,o6 ,challenging ,all ,o6 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ring is formed in ,moorfields1 crowds of spectators are gathered around1 the curious have climbed up every available point of sight1 and observers are scrambling over the roofs4 ',magnanimous ,paul ,o6' the mad ,emperor1 is represented as a ,russian bear2 his sword is tempered ' la ,suwarrow1' and his shield is inscribed ',swallow all ,o6' ,the ,british champion1 ,pitt1 encased in a demi-suit of mail1 is jauntily meeting his adversery2 the ,minister's sword is tempered ' la ,nelson1' and the names of his redoubtable admirals1 ,howe1 ,duncan1 ,nelson1 ,jervis1 and ,parker1 are the safeguards of his buckler4 ,a ,russian general1 who is acting as his master's squire1 is reading ,paul's extraordinary cartel3 ',be it known to all men1 that my master1 the most magnanimous1 most puissant1 most powerful1 and most wonderful ,great ,bear of the ,north1 being in his sound and sober senses1 challenges the whole world to single combat1 and commences his first trial of skill here1 in ,moorfields1 after which it is his intention to pursue his travels1 and visit every ,court in ,europe1 ,asia1 ,africa1 and ,america4' ,the ,emperor ,paul1 who had acquired almost universal popularity at the commencement of his reign by putting himself at the head of the allied armies which were opposing the victorious career of ,napoleon1 now astonished his admirers in ,england by a complete change of policy4 ,he proclaimed himself ,grand ,master of ,malta1 which had been conquered by us in #ahjj4 ,the ,british ,government refused to recognise his authority2 the ,emperor in revenge laid an embargo upon all ,british ships in ,russian ports1 and succeeded in inducing the ,danish1 ,swedish1 and ,prussian ,courts to enter into a convention to protect their commerce against the encroachments of the ,english4 ,gillray has drawn the ill-favoured and mad sovereign1 under the title ',mens turpe1 corpore turpi1' trampling on the treaty of alliance into which he had entered in concert with ,austria and ,england4 ,some two months after the issue of this caricature the wayward tyranny of the ,emperor1 who gave unmistakable evidence of mental aberration1 became insupportable1 and he was requested to abdicate4 ,paul obstinately clung to absolute power1 but in spite of his precautions a conspiracy was organised by his disgusted nobles1 his palace was entered1 and he was strangled with his own military scarf1 which1 by the way1 the satirists always drew of extravagant dimencions well suited for such a purpose4 ,it will be remembered that ,paul's career was an unfortunate one1 and the vicissitudes of his youth may have disordered his faculties4 ,on his birth his father1 ,peter the ,third1 issued a ukase denying the legitimacy of his son's paternity3 on the publication of this statement the ,empress put her husband to death4 ,paul's earlier years were harassed by trouble1 and the last act of his mother was a fruitless effort to exclude him from the succession4 ,his reign commenced auspiciously2 acts of clemency and munificence distinguished his government2 as the head of the alliance against ,france he was looked upon as the legitimate champion of monarchy4 ,after sharing the defeats sustained by the allied armies his views underwent a remarkable change4 ,buonaparte1 with his matchless discrimination1 contrived to flatter the ,emperor's vanity1 and1 among other strokes of policy1 returned all the ,russian prisoners1 well-armed and newly-clad4 ,paul now entered into a defensive alliance with ,france to drive the ,english out of ,india2 and1 to destroy our maritime supremacy1 he established the ,northern ,confederation for the suppression of ,british commerce4 ,the caricature ,single ,combat in ,moorfields is founded on an extraordinary proceeding1 which filled ,europe with astonishment at its unequalled eccentricity4 ,the ,emperor published an advertisement in the ,court ,gazette of ,st4 ,petersburg1 stating1 to the amazement of the world1 that1 as 'the ,powers could not agree among themselves1 he intended to point out a spot1 to which all the other sovereigns were invited to repair1 ,,to ,,fight ,,in ,,single ,,combat1 bringing with them1 as seconds and esquires1 their most enlightened ministers and ablest generals4' ,his subjects were continually annoyed by acts of minor and fantastic oppression--such as an edict against 'round hats and pantaloons1' which he forbade any person to wear in his empire4 ,he enforced the revival of hair-powder and pigtails1 and issued a proclamation to compel all persons whom he encountered in the street to leave their carriages and prostrate themselves before him4 ,no one was safe from his paroxysms4 ,the carriage of the ,british ,ambassador passed the ,imperial ,palace at a pace which the ,emperor chose to consider disrespectful2 he immediately ordered the coachman to be beaten1 the horses to be beaten1 and the carriage to be beaten4 ,the ,ambassador in return resented these indignities by discharging his servants1 ordering his horses to be shot1 and his carriage to be thrown into the ,neva4 ,an insane autocrat was found to be a formidable calamity4 ,the favourable reception accorded to ,country ,characters1 ,matrimonial ,comforts1 c41 induced ,woodward to design further successions of subjects1 enlisting the assistance of ,rowlandson to carry out his ideas4 ,in #ahja1 the year following1 appeared a series of broadsides1 ,prayers and ,journals2 each sheet contained a coloured illustration1 designed by ,woodward and etched by ,rowlandson2 the space below the design was filled up with descriptive matter from ,woodward's pen1 that worthy being given to the cultivation of the various ,muses in turn4 ,the letterpress1 which occupied the larger half of these broadsides1 was printed by ,e4 ,spragg1 #bg ,bow ,street1 ,covent ,garden2 and the series was published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,our readers will be able to form an impression of these compositions from the occasional extracts we offer2 these ,prayers1 ,journals1 c41 are not of sufficient consequence to warrant us in offering repetitions at length4 ,february #aj1 #ahja4 ,the ,old ,maid's ,prayer4 7,addressed to ,diana47 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,february #aj1 #ahja4 ,the ,epicure's ,prayer4 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahja4 ,the ,maiden's ,prayer4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,this petition is addressed to ',o thou divine little ,cupid1' while the fair votary1 who is still a susceptible and romantic boarding-school miss1 is recounting her various love affairs1 and praying the rosy deity to bless and make fortunate her several concealed 7and imaginary7 passions for such male creatures as she has chanced to encounter in the daily routine of school-life1 the music-master1 a drill-sergeant1 ,parson ,pert1 and similar characters1 who are probably regarded with similar emotion by the remainder of the pupils4 #ahja4 ,the ,miser's ,prayer4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the devotions of ,old ,avarice1 which are necessarily very profound and earnest1 are offered appropriately at the feet of his divinity1 ',plutus1 ,god of ,riches'2 the temple of wealth is not exteriorly sumptuous2 the carpet is a rag2 a strong-box1 a broken chair1 and a rushlight make up the sordid furniture4 ,the miser is confessing that he possesses nine houses1 estates in ,essex1 mortgages in ,hertford1 large landed speculations in ,russell ,square and the neighbourhood1 reversions of estates1 trading ventures1 ',mermaid' sloop1 funded property1 ,government securities1 c41 c42 he is beseeching an increase of his means1 success to his investments1 and a rise in the ',stocks4' ,june #d1 #ahja4 ,the ,widow's ,prayer4--,a widow1 still young and blooming1 is shown kneeling before the empty chair of the late lamented partner of her joys2 the bereaved lady is looking forward to consolation2 her supplications are offered to ,hymen for a fourth spouse1 and she is praying1 that should the new husband who is to follow be as unfortunate as his predecessors1 the number of happy men may be extended to seven2 or more if need be4 ,june #be1 #ahja4 ,the ,maid of ,allwork's ,prayer4--,the picture at the head of this invocation represents a neat and pretty young housemaid2 she is offering up her petitions to the household gods who preside over cleanliness and good management4 ,the desires of her heart are that a handsome fellow-servant may gain the humble worshipper and lead her into the frying-pan of matrimony4 ,let these but be her wages and she will submit cheerfully to her labours1 nor ever breathe a sigh for greater liberty than to make her bed in peace and sleep contented4 ,july #cj1 #ahja4 ,the ,apothecary's ,prayer is appropriately offered to ,esculapius1 and is truly professional in spirit1 since the aspirations of the little knight of the pestle are turned to the increase of fevers1 catarrhs1 gout1 cramp1 agues1 and infirmities in general1 for the special advantage of his slack professional prospects and the good of his generous ally the undertaker1 who is in need of the apothecary's friendly co-operation1 the demand for funerals having fallen off of late4 ,july #cj1 #ahja4 ,the ,quack ,doctor's ,prayer is addressed1 over a chest of patent quack medicines1 to the illustrious shade of the renowned ,doctor ,rock4 ,the empiric candidly confesses that his miraculous ,cure-all-able ,vegetable ,drops1 ,never ,infailibus ,infallibus1 supposed to issue from the laboratory of ,esculapius himself1 are nothing more than a decoction of beetroot1 lump-sugar1 spring-water1 cognac brandy1 and ,hollands gin4 ,the ,quack ,doctor prays that his carriages and equipages1 his town and country residences1 and all other good things of life1 may be continued to reward his impudent charlatanism4 ,august #a1 #ahja4 ,the ,stockjobber's ,prayer is prayed by the pious speculator1 bank-book in hand1 and is offered to the adorable and ancient ,lady of ,threadneedle ,street4 ,the wishes of the stockjobber refer to 'rises in the ,funds' and 'undertakings in the ,alley1' and conclude with a pious hope that he may never have the misfortune to 'waddle out a poor and neglected lame duck4' ,august #a1 #ahja4 ,the ,female ,gambler's ,prayer commences with an invocation3 ',enchanting ,pharaoh1 thee ,i address with a heart teeming with gratitude for all the favours showered on thy ardent worshipper4 ,thy name1 ,o mighty ,pharaoh1 is derived from the ,hebrew1 literally to make bare1 and well thou knowest ,i delight to make bare1 even to the last feather1 the pigeon that flies to my midnight orgies4' ,the petition concludes with an entreaty that the ,right ,honourable ,fraternity of ,gamblers may be protected from the strictures of ,lord ,kenyon 7who had commenced a crusade against fashionable gamblers1 and had especially made attacks on those ladies of rank who encouraged tables in their houses71 and their persons preserved from all the dire horrors of the stocks and pillory1 with which this inflexible judge had threatened the incorrigible1 if any person could be found to bring them within his jurisdiction4 ,august #aj1 #ahja4 ,the ,actress's ,prayer4--',hear me1 ,dramatic ,sisters1 gay ,thalia and sublime ,melpomene2 be guardians to your supplicant and aid her in her profession4444 ,i pray thee1 should ,i ever reach the boards of a ,london theatre1 may my terms be as enormous as my abilities are conspicuous1 and finally my labours be crowned with the coronet of honour1 and that ,i may become a convert to domestic happiness4' ,august #aj1 #ahja4 ,the ,jockey's ,prayer is put up to ,nimrod4 ,the aspirations of the hero of the turf tend to a wife--'a pretty well-bred filly1 one that would come easily to collar1 prance to the ,circus of ,hymen1 and run with her owner the generous race of mutual affection4' ,september #e1 #ahja4 ,the ,cook's ,prayer4--,the fat mistress of the spit has gone down on her knees before the roaring fire1 beside which are the preparations for dinner4 ,her prayer is addressed to all the gods and goddesses whose celestial appetites are not too refined to relish the good things of this world4 ,she beseeches their influence to continue her a twelvemonth longer in the service of ,alderman ,gobble1 and then1 with the little perquisites she has hashed together1 she may be able to enter on a certain eating-house in ,pye ,corner1 which she has longed for these three years4 ,she concludes by entreating that the bosom of ,john the ,coachman may be moved to become her partner in the concern4 ,september #ab1 #ahja4 ,the ,sailor's ,prayer4--',o mighty ,neptune6 hear an honest ,british ,tar2 thou knowest ,i trouble not thy godship every day1 and ,i therefore pray thee to grant my prayer1 for ,i love not long palavering and that there1 d'ye see 444 ,worthy ,master ,neptune6 send us a good prize1 ,i beseech thee1 and be not sparing in brandy and tobacco4 ,give us also a few chests of the ,don's dollars1 for ,mounseer hasn't got none--no more than there is in your three-pronged boat-hook4' ,september #bj1 #ahja4 ,the ,publican's ,prayer4--',holy ,silenus1 father of all-inspiring ,bacchus1 continue1 ,i beseech you1 the custom of the original ,golden ,lion1 and inspire me1 its landlord1 with becoming gratitude for all thy favours4 ,grant me success1 ,i pray thee1 with the rich widow of the adjoining street1 whom thou knowest ,i adore2 send that she may frequently look into the bar1 till in time she becomes its fixed ornament4 ,grant but this addition to my stock in trade1 and ,i have nothing to ask thee for but plenty of smuggled spirits and protection from the exciseman4' ,september #bj1 #ahja4 ,poll of ,portsmouth's ,prayer is addressed to ,thetis4 ,the supplications of this damsel1 who is gaily attired in bright colours1 and ornamented with numerous coral necklaces1 bracelets1 watches1 seals1 lockets1 and trinkets1 gifts from tars at sea1 are directed to prayers for the safe and speedy return of her numerous generous admirers1 then on board their ships4 #ahja4 ,the ,lottery ,office ,keeper's ,prayer4--,this invocation is offered by a prosperous-looking individual to ,dame ,fortune1 whose portrait forms the signboard of his establishment1 ',peter ,puff's ,lucky ,lottery ,office4' ,he prays the blindfold goddess to grant insurance to his schemes1 so that they may turn up prizes1 and prevent his looking blank when bowing at the altar of his divinity4 ',and lastly1 ,i pray thee1 with the indulgent aid of mighty superiferous ,somnus1 to cause all old women and children to dream incessantly on the advantages gained by venturing in the lottery2 so shall the nocturnal visions of old chairs and tables be converted into lucky numbers1 and thy humble petitioner benefited thereby4' ,march #ah1 #ahja4 ,the ,union ,head-dress4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a pair of busts1 the fancy portraits of two highly-caricatured individuals1 whose faces wear a most dejected expression1 from whose respective foreheads branch a pair of well-defined horns4--',this style of decoration represents ,the ,union ,head-dress1 successively worn by many respectable citizens since the days of ,noah2 for its simplicity and elegance it cannot be too much admired4 ,respectfully dedicated to the fashion-mongers of #ahja4' ,the satire of this print1 which appears somewhat coarse and uncalled-for1 is levelled at the fashion1 which raged contemporaneously with its publication1 for embodying in the reigning mode any event which happened to be stirring1 no matter its frivolity or gravity1 as the case might be4 ,the accomplishment of the union between ,england and ,ireland was seized by the milliners and fashion-mongers as the excuse for a thousand extravagances in head-dresses1 combining supposititious emblems of the twin kingdoms with allusions to their happy conjunction4 ,april #b1 #ahja4 ,no4 #a1 ,taste4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,april #b1 #ahja4 ,no4 #b1 ,fashion4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,april #b1 #ahja4 ,no4 #c1 ,elegance4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,april #b1 #ahja4 ,no4 #d1 ,fancy4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may #a1 #ahja4 ,boot-,polishing4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,july #ab1 #ahja4 ,light ,summer ,hat and ,fashionable ,walking-stick4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,july #bj1 #ahja4 ,the ,toper's ,mistake4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward inv4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ahja4 ,rag ,fair4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,september1 #ahja4 ,an ,old ,member on his way to the ,house of ,commons4 ,t4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the old ,member and his dog are passing1 on their way to the ,houses of ,parliament1 through ,lisle ,street1 evidently a spot of some temptation to the personage who forms the subject of the caricature1 an eccentric celebrity1 without doubt1 at the time of the publication4 ,the establishment of ,mrs4 ,woods is evidently the rock a-head which threatens the venerable senator2 ,mrs4 ,woods1 the lady abbess1 is1 with one of her decoying nymphs1 standing at the door of her mansion2 two more syrens are beckoning the passer-by from a window1 and various houris appear above1 all issuing their invitations to the ,m4,p41 an individual of consideration4 ,the amorous character of the vicinity is indicated by the circumstances surrounding a coach1 which is driving by4 ,the coachman has a pretty girl on his box1 and while he is publicly saluting her cheek1 his fare1 an officer1 is kissing a fair companion in the vehicle1 and two street ,arabs1 a boy and a girl1 are stealing a ride on the back1 and they too are indulging in a loving embrace1 disregarding the insecurity of their situation4 #ahja4 ,four subjects on a sheet4--,here's your potatoes1 four full pounds for two pence6 ,light1 your ,honour1 ,coach unhired4 ,buy my roses1 dainty sweet briar6 ,pray remember the blind4 ,designed and executed by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,republished #ahaa4 ,september #ab1 #ahja4 ,a ,sailor ,mistaken4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,december #bj1 #ahja4 ,gig-hauling1 or ,gentlemanly ,amusement for the ,nineteenth ,century4 ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward inv4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ahjb4 ,february #be1 #ahjb4 ,friendly ,accommodation4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,march #a1 #ahjb4 ,the ,monstrous ,craws1 or a ,new-,discovered ,animal4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may #a1 #ahjb4 ,a ,man of ,fashion's ,journal4--,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ',queer dreams1 owing to ,sir ,richard's claret1 always drink too much of it--rose at one--dressed by half-past three--took an hour's ride--a good horse1 my last purchase1 remember to sell him again--nothing like variety--dined at six with ,sir ,richard--said several good things--forgot 'em all--in high spirits--quizzed a parson--drank three bottles and loung'd to the theatre--not quite clear about the play--comedy or tragedy--forget which--saw the last act--,kemble toll-loll--not quite certain whether it was ,kemble or not--,mrs4 ,siddons monstrous fine--got into a hack--set down in ,st4 ,james's ,street--dipp'd a little with the boys at hazard--confounded bad luck--lost all my money4' ,may #a1 #ahjb4 ,a ,woman of ,fashion's ,journal4--,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ',dreamt of the ,captain--certainly a fine man--counted my card money--lost considerably--never play again with the ,dowager--breakfasted at two 444 dined at seven at ,lady ,rackett's--the ,captain there--more than usually agreeable--went to the ,opera--the ,captain in the party--house prodigiously crowded--my ci-devant husband in the opposite box--rather mal propos--but no matter--telles choses sont--looked into ,lady ,squander's rot--positively a mob--sat down to cards--in great luck--won a cool hundred of my ,lord ,lackwit1 and fifty of the ,baron--returned home at five in the morning--indulged in half-an-hour's reflection--resolved on reformation1 and erased my name from the ,pic-,nic ,society4' ,may #bj1 #ahjb4 ,the ,sailor's ,journal4--,two members of the fleet1 in the famous days of prize-money1 are seated at table with a punch-bowl between them4 ,one of them is smoking old ,virginia1 while his friend is favouring him with certain extracts from his diary1 of which the following must serve as a sample3 ',entered the port of ,london4 ,steered to ,nan's lodgings and unshipped my cargo2 ,nan admired the shiners--so did the landlord--gave 'em a handful a-piece--emptied a bottle of the right sort with the landlord to the health of his honour ,lord ,nelson--,all three set sail for the play--got a berth in a cabin on the larboard side--wanted to smoke a pipe1 but the boatswain wouldn't let me--remember to rig out ,nan like the fine folks in the cabins right a-head4 ,saw ,tom ,junk aloft in the corner of the upper deck--hailed him--the signal returned4 ,some of the land-lubbers in the cockpit began to laugh--tipped 'em a little foremast lingo till they sheered off--emptied the grog bottle--fell fast asleep--dreamt of the battle off ,camperdown--my landlord told me the play was over--glad of it--crowded sail for a hackney coach--got on board--squally weather--rather inclined to be sea-sick--gave the pilot a two-pound note1 and told him not to mind the change4 ,in the morning looked over my rhino--a great deal of it1 to be sure--but ,i hope1 with the help of a few friends1 to spend every shilling in a little time1 to the honour and glory of old ,england4' ,may #bh1 #ahjb4 ,special ,pleaders in the ,court of ,requests1 a ,litigation between ,snip1 a tailor1 and ,galen ,glauber1 a quack4 ,published by ,t4 ,williamson1 #bj ,strand4--,a justice1 with his legal library at hand 7,game ,laws1 ,penal ,laws1 ,vagrant ,act1 ,blackstone1 c47 for ready reference1 is sitting to investigate a delicate case4 ,a working tailor1 who is snapping his shears at his adversary1 in the excitement of the cause1 and dressed as he has left his shop-board1 is the plaintiff2 the defendant has brought a pair of nether garments into court as evidence2 he is resolutely endeavouring to support his case1 while the small clothes in question are held out at the end of his cane for the investigation of the obviously reluctant judge1 who does not appear to relish the too familiar vicinity of such unusual testimony4 ,june #ae1 #ahjb4 ,a ,parish ,officer's ,journal4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--',rose early and reflected on the dignity of my office--put on my wig to create awe and reverence in my family4 ,betty1 my wife's new maid1 not sufficiently struck by my appearance--a great deal too free--remember to give her warning--dined with the gentlemen at the ,cat and ,bagpipes--returned home soon in order to prepare for the evening's entertainment--had half-an-hour's bickering with my wife to keep up my consequence--and set out to meet my parish friends at the ,george1 where we made a most excellent supper1 on the profits of a child1 and adjusted several weighty parochial concerns while partaking of the good things the landlord prepared for us--which consisted of rumps of beef1 legs of mutton1 suet puddings1 fat geese1 onions1 and other light delicate articles--spent the evening very convivially1 and made up another party for the day ensuing4' ,june #aj1 #ahjb4 ,how to ,pluck a ,goose4 ,etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,t4 ,williamson1 #bj ,strand4 ,june #be1 #ahjb4 ,la ,fille mal gard1 or ,jack in the ,box4 ,published by ,t4 ,williamson1 #bj ,strand4--,an old miser1 with a portentous bunch of keys1 has1 in imagination only1 secured his treasure1 and he is further prepared to insure the safety of a fair charge by the same precaution of locking her in a well-defended chamber2 the windows are heavily cross-barred1 a blunderbuss and a rattle hang ready to hand1 as precautions against intruders2 but no danger threatens from without1 the risk is nearer within2 the miser's strong box has evidently changed its contents1 since the rising lid discloses a smart young officer1 who only requires the door to be fastened before he appears on the scene4 ,the intriguing damsel1 with averted head and her finger on her lips1 is inculcating caution to the impatient captive4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,comfort in the ,gout4 7,see #aghe47 ,republished by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,lady ,,in ,,limbo1 ,,or ,,jew ,,bail ,,rejected4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,a ,lady in ,limbo1 or ,jew ,bail ,rejected4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4--,a 'fine lady1' presumably an ,anonyma of the period1 finds herself in the fastness of a spunging house2 she is made as welcome as circumstances will permit2 a bottle of wine1 the refreshment customary1 is ordered1 and the stern hearts of the sheriff's men are appealed to1 while bail is sent for4 ,it was a well-known practice at the beginning of the century1 and earlier1 to pay some obscure individual a trifling fee to become security on emergencies4 ,similar fictitious householders were always in attendance1 and producible from the bar-rooms in the neighbourhood4 ,in the present case a professional limb1 of the ,hebrew persuasion1 is presented1 decently made up for the occasion1 to tender himself as bondsman for the lady's due appearance4 ,it is evident1 however1 that a suspicious recognition is taking place2 ',harry ,holdfast1 ,officer to the ,four ,counties1' or his deputy1 does not1 judging from his expression1 seem to approve of the surety1 and the ,jew looks somewhat disconcerted under his inspection4 ,the tears of the unfortunate captive1 and the plausible reassurances--as to the respectability of the bail offered--of her chaperone1 or duenna1 are powerless to move the stoic breast of the experienced catchpole4 ,illustration3 ,,slyboots4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,slyboots4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4--,slyboots and her cat are snuggled up by the fire1 full of fun and friskiness2 it is difficult to determine which looks the more mischievous of the pair4 ,the exhortations of the preacher against the vanities of life1 seem a trifle out of place here1 or1 at all events1 his denunciations are not likely to produce any lasting impressions on such mercurial souls4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,intrusion on ,study1 or the ,painter ,disturbed4 7,see ,november #aghe47 ,republished by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,jockeyship4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,a ,snip in a ,rage4 ,published by ,howitt1 ,panton ,street1 ,haymarket4--,an infuriated tailor has intruded his head and shoulders through the window of a frail fair's bedchamber1 which he has reached by means of a ladder resting against the sill4 ,the tailor1 with his measure round his neck1 is snipping his shears viciously above the head of a blushing maiden1 who is covered with becoming confusion at her detection4 ,the figure of a sturdy apprentice1 seen disappearing in the rear1 is sufficient to account for the contre-temps4 ,july #ah1 #ahjb4 ,the ,corporal in ,good ,quarters4 ,published by ,s4 ,howitt1 ,panton ,street1 ,haymarket4--,the marvellous influence of a red coat is the subject of the present sketch4 ,who can resist a dashing young soldier8 ,the rustic beauty seems unequivocally smitten1 and does not disguise the compromising fact that 'she dotes on the military4' ,the gallant son of ,mars has been quartered on a prosperous farmer1 who loves good cheer and brave company2 the corporal is made welcome at bed and board1 and the best in the house is prepared for his delectation4 ,the venerable ,hawbuck does not1 however1 seem pleased with the way his guest is carrying on with his buxom daughter1 who is but too clearly smitten with the soldier's charming freedoms and his fine feathers2 it is more than the parent bargained for1 and even his dog is looking on with astonishment4 ,but the scandalised parent and the young rustic lounging in the doorway1 possibly an acknowledged sweetheart1 are at a discount2 their authority is likely to be set at defiance4 ,as for the disconcerted swain whose dejected air and attitude express the profundity of his despair1 he will probably do something desperate2 in dudgeon at his blighted hopes he may very likely fall under the beguiling corporal's spell1 offer himself as a recruit1 be 'listed1 and thenceforth forsake the plough-tail to follow the drum2 a lasting text against one of the many evils consequent upon the maintenance of a standing army4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,corporal ,,in ,,good ,,quarters4 ,august #cj1 #ahjb4 ,a ,musical ,family4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,september #ab1 #ahjb4 ,sorrow's ,dry1 or a ,cure for the ,heart-ache4 ,designed and published by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,republished #ahaa4 ,were ,i not resolv'd against the yoke ,of hapless marriage1 never to be curst ,with second ,love1 so fatal was the first1 ,to this one error ,i might yield again4--,,dryden4 ',deborah ,crossstich departed this life ,september #e1 #ahjb1 aged #fb4' ,the body of the departed wife is laid out in her coffin1 propped on trestles2 on the plate let into the lid is engraved the above affecting inscription4 ,the lamenting spouse is far gone in a mixed state of grief1 intoxication1 and maudlin affection2 he is making laudable efforts to resign himself to his recent bereavement1 and is endeavouring to allay his sorrow1 between the combined consolations of drink and the tender solicitudes of a favourite maid1 who is exerting herself to administer comfort to her afflicted master1 with her arm round his neck4 ,the personal belongings of the deceased--her watch1 little articles of jewellery1 and plate--have evidently been ransacked by this affectionate pair of unaffected and disinterested mourners4 ,an open book displays this familiar quotation1 bearing somewhat disrespectful application to the case of the departed3-- ,a smoky house and a scolding wife ,are the plagues of man's life4 ,oh1 what pleasure will abound ,when my wife is laid in ground6 ,november #bj1 #ahjb4 ,doctor ,convex and ,lady ,concave4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ahjb4 ,hunt the ,slipper1 ,pic-,nic ,revels4 ,rowlandson del4 and publisher4 ,men are but children of a larger growth4--,,shakespeare4 ,the chairs have been cleared out of a large apartment1 and a party of full-grown men and women1 some of whom have long passed maturity1 are seated on the floor for a game at 'high jinks4' ,bowls of punch1 bottles of wine1 and abundant refreshments of a strong nature1 are put on the ground behind1 within easy reach of the revellers1 who are in the full enjoyment of a boisterous game of 'hunt the slipper4' ,the party is made up of an abundance of pretty rosy damsels1 blooming1 blushing1 and smiling1 such as ,rowlandson with his etching needle or his reed pen could produce at will1 and in every degree of perfection2 corpulent matrons1 dowagers1 and gothic old maids are likewise plentiful4 ,there is a gentleman to every lady1 and the whole scene is a very animated one2 while the fun is apparently appreciated by the performers1 who are entering into the spirit of the diversion4 ,the rules of the ,society are framed on the wall3-- ,ici on boit1 on danse1 on rit6 ,et quelquefois on joue aussi4 ,two pictures1 hung over the doors1 are supposed to be indicative of the subject4 ,vive la ,bagatelle6 a party in pursuit of a balloon2 and ,sans ,souci1 sans six sous1 a bacchanalian revel4 #ahjb4 ,salt ,water4 ,published at #bd ,lower ,sackville ,street4--,a bathing scene4 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 ,who's ,mistress now8 ,published by ,s4 ,howitt1 ,panton ,street1 ,haymarket4--,the scene is a kitchen2 a servant is disporting herself before a large glass1 in borrowed plumage1 in the hat1 feathers1 and train of her mistress1 and flourishing a fan2 meanwhile a group of amused spectators are peeping in at the pantry door2 while the cat1 more practically inclined1 has knocked over a dish1 and is availing herself of the opportunity of making off with a fine fish prepared for dinner4 #ahjb4 ,compendious ,treatise on ,modern ,education4 ,by ,j4 ,b4 ,willyams1 from ,notes by the late ,joel ,m',cringer1 ,d4,d41 #h plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 oblong #dto4 #ahjb4 ,bardic ,museum of ,primitive ,british ,literature1 and other admirable rarities4 ,edward ,jones1 bard to the ,prince of ,wales4 ,coloured frontispiece by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahjc4 ,february #a1 #ahjc4 ,signiora ,squallina4 ,february #a1 #ahjc4 ,sweet ,lullaby4 ,february #a1 #ahjc4 ,queer ,fish4 ,february #a1 #ahjc4 ,recruits4 7,see #ahaa47 ,march #a1 #ahjc4 ,a ,catamaran1 or an ,old ,maid's ,nursery4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street4 ,march #a1 #ahjc4 ,richmond ,hill1 after ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,march #a1 #ahjc4 ,billiards1 after ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,april #a1 #ahjc4 ,the ,road to ,ruin4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,april #f1 #ahjc4 ,a ,diver4 ,t4 ,rowlandson invt41 #ahjc4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the figure introduced under this title is perhaps as droll as any which ,rowlandson has drawn4 ,the scene represents the interior of a ,bagnio1 ',hot and ,cold ,baths1 cupping1 sweating1 c41 c4' ,from the picture it would seem that the bath-attendants of the period1 who administered the rough towellings and flesh brushings1 which are indicated in the plate1 were not of the sex one generally expects to find discharging these functions in our own day4 ,in the case of ,the ,diver no very glaring impropriety is suggested--the individual in question is like a ball of flesh2 the image1 on an exaggerated scale1 of the ,chinese joss-figures1 and literally perfectly spherical2 his quaint image is reflected in the water as he plunges forward in a sort of cricket-ball bound2 a print of ,narcissus gazing on his form in the fountain1 suspended on the wall1 suggests a sufficiently striking contrast4 ,april #ab1 #ahjc4 ,ducking a ,scold4 ,may #a1 #ahjc4 ,john ,bull ,listening to the ,quarrels of ,state ,affairs4 7,treaty of ,amiens47 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,john ,bull1 with his hair standing on end1 is listening1 stooping1 with his hands on his knees--',i declare my very wig stands on end with curiosity4 ,what can they be quarrelling about8 ,oh that ,i could be let into the secret6 ,if ,i ax our gentleman concerning it1 'tis ten to one if he tells me the right story4 ,buonaparte1 with his cocked hat on1 and his great sword by his side1 is insisting on his arguments1 ',and so--if you do so--,i do so6' ',jurisprudist1' a gentleman of the black robe 7possibly meant for the ,chancellor71 appears very uncomfortable at the ,corsican's decided attitude2 he is crying in consternation1 ',oh6' ,june #ba1 #ahjc4 ,a ,snug ,cabin1 or ,port ,admiral4 7,see ,june #ba1 #ahjh47 ,july #a1 #ahjc4 ,a ,stage ,coach4 ,july #aj1 #ahjc4 ,flags of ,truth and ,lies4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,john ,bull1 as an honest ,jack ,tar1 is holding out the ,union ,jack1 and pointing to his inscription in reply to the message of intimidation set forth on the tricolour1 held out by a huge-booted1 long-queued ,frenchman1 a composite being between a soldier and postilion3--',citizen ,first ,consul ,buonaparte presents compliments and thanks to the ,ladies and ,gentlemen of ,great ,britain1 who have honoured him with their visits at ,paris1 and intends himself the pleasure of returning it in person as soon as his arrangements for that purpose can be completed4' ',mon grand ,matre1 bid a you read dat1 ,monsieur4' ,john ,bull replies3 ',um1 let your ,grand ,master read that1 ,mounseer'3--',john ,bull does not rightly understand the ,chief ,consul's lingo1 but supposes he means something about invasion2 therefore the said ,john ,bull deems it necessary to observe that if his consular ,highness dares attempt to invade any ladies or gentlemen on his coast1 he'll be damned if he don't sink him6' #ahjd4 ,january #a1 #ahjd4 ,diana in the ,straw1 or a ,treat for ,quornites4 ,published by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,january #b1 #ahjd4 ,a ,french ,ordinary4 7,originally published in #ahja47 ,s4 ,w4 ,fores1 #ej ,piccadilly4--,the attractions of a cheap ,french table d'hte are ludicrously set forth2 while the ravenous diners are represented making the best use of their opportunities within the salle manger1 the delicate character of the attendance and the culinary department are slyly hinted4 ,we are admitted to the secrets of la cuisine ,franaise1 as they have seemingly been revealed to the caricaturist4 ,the slovenly old cook is emptying the morsels left from the plates of the customers1 into the capacious pot-au-feu1 to reappear dished up for succeeding convives4 ,a lean cat is seated in the frying pan1 probably in course of fattening for the spit2 as to the larder1 the main provisions consist of dead cats and frogs2 it was an accepted axiom that all the ,jean ,crapauds1 as our ,gallic neighbours were playfully christened by ,john ,bull1 lived more or less on frogs4 ,rowlandson1 as we have shown1 had ,french relatives1 and had studied in ,paris and spoke the language with fluency2 while those travellers who were familiar with native habits1 from travelling abroad1 stoutly maintained that such were the staples of the national food1 being convinced of the truth of the formula1 as asserted by the waggish ,peter ,pindar--',i've liv'd among them and have eat their frogs6' ,illustration3 ,a ,,french ,,ordinary4 ,june #h1 #ahjd4 ,light ,volunteers on a ,march4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,june #h1 #ahjd4 ,light ,infantry ,volunteers on a ,march4 ,published by ,ackermann4 ,july #ca1 #ahjd4 ,the ,imperial ,coronation4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the platform which has been erected for this celebration is more suggestive of an execution than a coronation2 a body of the old ,guards1 in their bear-skin caps1 surround the raised space4 ,the ,pope is present in full canonicals1 to perform the ceremony in person4 ,a gallows has been considerately provided1 in order to lower the imperial crown on to the brows of the future wearer more conveniently4 ,on the gallows is painted1 ',patrick ,death1 ,gibbet-maker to his ,imperial ,majesty the ,emperor of all the ,gulls4' ,the ,pope1 who holds the string1 which works over a pulley1 and suspends the ,crown1 is crying somewhat irreverently3 ',in a little while you shall see him1 and in a little while you shall not see him4' ,the weight of the diadem is too much for the wearer and his new throne1 the planks of the platform are broken through1 and the future emperor is sinking beneath1 while calling to his confederate ,talleyrand1 ',my dear ,talleyrand1 save me6 my throne is giving way4 ,i am afraid the foundation is rotten1 and wants a cursed deal of mending6' ,his prime minister is much concerned1 ',ah1 master1 the crown is too heavy for you6' ,another pillar of the ,church is pointing out that the ,corsican has not acted with his usual cunning1 ',you forgot your old ,uncle1 the new bishop--if you had made me ,pope ,i should have let the crown down easier6' ,the ceremony is parodied in the background1 monkeys taking the place of the actual performers1 only in this case the imperial ape is seated in state1 with sceptre and orb1 in greater security4 #ahjd4 ,theatrical ,leap-frog4 ,published by ,ackermann1 ,strand4--,the young ,roscius1 as an infant prodigy1 is flying over the back of ,kemble1 both the performers being dressed in the habit then customary for ,hamlet--',alas6' cries ,kemble1 'is it come to this8 ,ah1 woe is me6 seeing what ,i have seen1 seeing what ,i see6 ,o ,roscius6' ,december1 #ahjd4 ,melpomene in the ,dumps1 or ,child's ,play defended by ,theatrical ,monarchs4 ,published by ,ackermann1 ,strand4--,mrs4 ,siddons in tragic swathings1 one arm resting on a table1 her other hand extended in an interlocutory attitude1 while her foot is resting on a stool2 on the table are books--,salary ,benefits1 ,the ,rights of ,woman1 and ,the ,duty of ,man4 ,on the wall is hung ,bunbury's ,propagation of a ,lie4 ,john ,philip ,kemble is resting his hand on her shoulder1 and another gentleman1 hat in hand1 is pointing with his finger to a shorter figure1 probably intended for the person of ,colonel ,topham1 ,editor of ,the ,world1 ',more ,soldier than ,scholar6' ,,the ,,debate ,,or ,,argument4 ,melpomene4 ,and pray1 ,mr4 ,monarch1 how long am ,i to be confined to this box fever1 or nervous rheumatism in my loins8 ,a pretty business you have made of this season2 what between your ,blind ,bargain and ,infant ,roscius1 you think to send me to the ground2 but let me caution you1 that 'if once ,i do but stir or lift this arm1 the best of you shall sink in my rebuke4 ,give me to know how this foul rout began1 who set it on1 and he that is approved in the offence1 though he hath twinned with me1 both at a birth shall lose me4' ,first ,monarch4 ,probably intended to designate ,sheridan4 ,why really1 ,madam1 all ,i can say in my defence or that of my ,infant is this1 that if ,john ,bull chooses to feed on slink calf1 instead of substantial roast beef1 yet consents to pay for the roast1 it is not for me to complain2 but1 ,madam1 should there be a fault laid at my charge1 let me tell you it is not entirely mine2 your brother here1 beside me1 has had his share in it1 and between friends1 ,i must observe1 that you have had your day2 and if a good salary during this ,infant fever and frigid weather cannot encourage you to wear flannel1 gird up your loins1 and rest contented on your arm 7,i mean arms74 ,i will be bound to say1 you are not the woman ,i took you for2 and rather than be subject to such complaints while ,i reign ',king of shreds and patches1' ,i would forego the advantages of government1 and 'live on scraps at proud men's surly doors4' ,second ,monarch4 ,john ,philip ,kemble1 otherwise familiarly designated ,black ,jack4 ,sister1 be of comfort1 our friend speaks home2 you may relish him more in the soldier than the scholar1 but though his oratory is bad1 his argumentum argentum is good2 his voice like mine is husky2 but his silver tones are delightful4 ,it is true we have both had our day2 'our ,may of life is gone2 'tis fallen into the sear1 the yellow leaf1 and that which should accompany old age' we have got4 ',the world's a stage1 and all the men and women merely players4' ,public taste is similar1 it is now in second childishness2 and when mere oblivion takes place1 then you shall make a sally1 and should the ,town require a filip1#d ,i will be at your elbow4 ,december #ad1 #ahjd4 ,the ,death of ,madame ,rpublique4--,the moribund ,rpublique is stretched on her death-bed1 the tricolour cockade is worn on the side of her nightcap2 by the side are bottles of ,purging ,mixture and ,laudanum4 ,vive la ,libert and ,vive la ,rpublique are put out of sight2 the ,abb ,siyes1 as doctor1 is holding the new ,emperor1 an infant in long clothes1 the crown is on his head1 a sceptre and orb are in either hand4 ,john ,bull1 spectacles on nose1 and with his hand in his waistcoat pocket1 has stepped in2 he is much astonished at the change of affairs3 ',pray ,mr4 ,abb ,siyes1 what was the cause of the poor ,lady's death8 ,she seemed at one time in a tolerable thriving way4' ',she died in childbed1 ,mr4 ,bull1 after giving birth to this little ,emperor6' #ahjd4 ,a ,new ,french ,phantasmagoria4 7,the date #ahje in one corner47--,napoleon ,buonaparte1 with the ,imperial crown1 sceptre1 orb1 and robes of state1 is holding out his hand1 with impertinent condescension1 crying1 ',what6 my old friend1 ,mr4 ,bull1 don't you know me8' ,john ,bull is dressed in sailor fashion1 as the 'champion of the seas2' there is an air of satirical quizzing about his features1 and1 in order that he may be able to distinguish his transmogrified acquaintance1 he has mounted a pair of huge magnifiers1 ',bless me1 what comes here1 it's time to put on my large spectacles1 and tuck up my trousers6 ,why1 surely1 it can't be8--it is ,boney too1 for all that2 why1 what game be'est thee at now8 ,acting a play mayhap8 ,what hast thee got on thy head there8 ,always at some new freak or other4' #ahjd4 ,a ,compendious ,treatise of ,modern ,education1 in which the following interesting subjects are liberally discussed3 ,the ,nursery1 ,private ,schools1 ,public ,schools1 ,universities1 ,gallantry1 ,duelling1 ,gaming1 and ,suicide2 to which are added coloured designs1 both characteristic and illustrative4 ,by ,joel ,m',cringer1 ,d4,d41 ,f4,r4,s41 folio4 ,letters from the hand of the caricaturist are scarce1 and however familiar collectors may be with ,rowlandson's touch1 and even his caligraphy1 on his numberless drawings in ,indian ink1 the productions of his famous reed-pen1 it is very seldom that samples of his familiar correspondence are to be met with4 ,we print one example1 not as an instance of his brilliancy in composition1 or as representing any valuable literary disclosure1 but simply as illustrating that the artist's circumstances were not too flourishing at the period under consideration4 ,the original also contains a sketch1 and is exhibited to the public in one of the cases of the ,british ,museum 7,manuscript ,department71 among a collection of interesting autographs of eminent men4 #bi1cjj ,g4 ,ad#a4 ,,mss4 ,purchased #f ,june1 #ahga4 ,letter to ,james ,heath4 ,engraver4 ,upper ,charlotte ,street ,fitzroy ,square4 ,this note is written in ,indian ink1 of the consistency mixed by the ,caricaturist for his outlines4 ,no4 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,march #ast1 #ahjd4 ,friend ,heath4 ',tis with sorrow ,i relate that my own finances and the little sway ,i have with the long-pursed gentry--obliges me to retire before the plays are ended4 ,i hope you will not say1 as they do at ,drury 7,no money returned after the curtain is drawn up74 ,the ,bill sent in says ,nine ,numbers1 ,eight only have been received1 the ,ninth mentioned in your letter as being delivered ,november the ,first1 since my return to ,town1 has1 through some mistake1 never come to hand4 ,i also possess a receipt from you for #b4 #b4 #j1 and as ,i hope you call me a tradesman and poor1 you will make out a fresh ,bill1 and that we shall verify the old proverb of ,short ,reckonings make ,long ,friends4 ,i remain sincerely yours1 ,,tho,s ,,rowlandson4 ,,footnote3 #d ',my ,lord ,loggerhead spells physician with an ,f1 hem6 hem6'--,doctor ,pangloss1 ,heir at ,law4 #ahje4 ,february #c1 #ahje4 ,quarterly ,duns1 or ,clamorous ,tax-gatherers4 ,published by ,howitt1 #gc ,wardour ,street1 ,soho4--,taxation in #ahje raised a great deal of bad feeling2 the satirists treated the increased imposts1 and the methods of collecting them1 from their point of view1 and made the public smile at ills to which perforce they were compelled to submit4 ,the house of a quack practitioner in ',rotten ,row1' one ,dr4 ,humbug1 at the sign of the ,golden ,pestle of ,hippocrates1 who advertises 'advice gratis' on his front door1 is the scene of a general muster of the inquisitors and collectors of taxes4 ,window ,tax1 ,income1 ,property1 ,house1 ,servants1 ,horses1 ,dogs1 c41 are among the requisitions to be levied4 ,the ,budget opened1 or how to raise the wind for the year #ahje explains these visitations4 ,the quack and his wife are declining to admit their duns2 they are surveying the besieging party from an upper window1 and the goodwill of their house is1 according to a placard1 to be disposed of4 ,the prospect of ',houses to ,let' and of windows ',blocked up' shows that taxation was pressing with over-severity1 and had1 in reality1 been carried beyond a joke4 ,february #be1 #ahje4 ,the ,famous ,coal ,heaver1 ,black ,charley1 looking into the ,mouth of the ,wonderful ,coal ,pit4 ,published by ,ackermann4 ,described by an ,english ,yeoman4 7,here follows a long description turning on 'the fundamental deficiency4'7--,fox1 in blue and buff1 on his hands and knees1 is staring with a look of astonishment into the mouth of a large head of ,pitt1 beside which flourishes a ,scotch thistle 7for ,dundas71 and around is a thicket of scrubs1 which are interlaced over a bench1 with ,t4,b4 7,treasury ,bench7 cut on it4 ,april #bc1 #ahje4 ,the ,modern ,hercules cleansing the ,augean ,stable4--',augeas1 a king of ,elis1 had a stable which was not cleansed for thirty years1 yet ,hercules cleansed it in one day4'--,heathen ,mythology4 ,the modern ,hercules1 wrapped round with his lion's skin1 is making use of a monster measure1 ,whitbread's ,entire1 with the contents of which he is freely deluging the ,st4 ,stephen's stables4 ,the abbot of ,st4 ,stephen's1 with mitre and crozier1 ensconced in his niche1 is in consternation at the work going on4 ,the horses are all standing with their heads turned to their stalls1 and their hoofs to the purifier4 ,dundas 7,lord ,melville7 is kicking with energy1 crying ',what the ,deel is the man aboot8' ,wilberforce's ',broom for the suppression of ,vice' is between his legs1 and before him is a huge private chest for stray provender1 with money bags outside4 ,trotter stands next2 he cries1 ',attack the ,gallopers6 ,i am only a poor ,trotter4' ,pitt1 a very bony steed1 is crying1 ',i am afraid we shall all be drenched in turn2' and a crowd of others are thrown into confusion at their prospects1 saying1 ',who could have expected this8' ,against the wall are stalls stored with money-bags from end to end3 ',navy ,stall1' ',army ,stall1' ',treasury ,stall1' c4 ,april #bc1 #ahje4 ,the ,fifth ,clause1 or ,effect of ,example4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,april #bh1 #ahje4 ,a ,scotch ,sarcophagus4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,adelphi4--,the ,sarcophagus is of handsome design2 two cherubims1 in ,scotch bonnets1 surmount the lid2 two devils1 evidently much shocked1 appear on the sides4 ,two ,highlanders1 in full kilt and tartan dresses1 are standing as mourners1 one is leaning weeping with his elbow on the urn1 the other is seeking comfort in his snuff mull4 ,stop1 ,traveller1 and read4 ,within this ,sarcophagus1 composed of ,scotch pebbles1 are deposited the political remains of ,,johnny ,,mac-,,cree and his faithful servant ,,john ,,trott4 ,in respect to the former1 suffice it to say that he was a strenuous friend to all ,reports that reverberated to his advantage1 whether proceeding from a first rate or a ,catamaran ,explosion4 ,at length a ,tenth ,report1 aided by an obstruction in the ,thorax from the fifth clause1 finished his ,political ,career4 ,mourn1 ,scotsmen1 ,mourn6 ,for though he was a swift galloper on the high road of ,peculation1 yet his friend ,john1 who lies beside him1 was only his inferior in being but a simple ,trotter1 in the grand and ,sublime scale marked out by his ,worthy ,preceptor4 ,they took their departure on ,monday1 ,april #h1 #ahje4 ,peace to their ,political ,manes6 ,may #ae1 #ahje4 ,john ,bull's ,turnpike ,gate4--,on a hill is an abbey church1 lighted up with the glory of ',king1 ,church1 and ,constitution4' ,john ,bull1 standing before his turnpike1 is guarding the pathway2 on a ledge beside the post is placed a formidable work1 the ,test ,oath4 ,the ,pope1 with mitre1 crozier1 and hood1 is mounted on his pontifical ass4 ',mr4 ,bull1' he says1 ',i have been to ,paris and seen all the fine sights there4 ,i now want to have a peep at that little church on the hill1 therefore let me pass the turnpike4' ,j4 ,b4 replies3 ',if you want to go through pay the toll2 what the devil do you think ,i keep a turnpike gate for8' ,a crowd of dissenters1 quakers1 c41 in the ,pope's rear1 are anxious to enjoy the opportunity3 ',though ,i boast not gaudy trappings1' says a quaker1 'nor am ,i mounted on ass-back1 yet if he goeth through1 verily ,i should like to go through also6' ',verily so should ,i6' ',we should all like to go through6' ,may #be1 #ahje4 ,a ,sailor's ,will4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,july #h1 #ahje4 ,the ,scotch ,ostrich seeking ,cover4--',in the natural history of the ostrich it has been observed that when the bird is closely pursued he runs his head and neck into a hole1 leaving his hinder parts exposed2 concluding no doubt that1 as he sees no one1 no one sees him6' ,dundas has thrust his head through a hole in the wall labelled ,parliamentary ,recess1 he cries1 ',ah6 ah6 nae one sees me now6' ,john ,bull with his blunderbuss1 and his brother ,pat by his side1 are watching the ,scotchman's manoeuvre4 ',be asy1 brother ,pat1 ,i see him as plain as ever4 ,i have plenty of ammunition left1 but ,i shan't fire just at present4' ,this print is founded on the inquiries into ,lord ,melville's conduct when ,treasurer of the ,navy4 ,july #ad1 #ahje4 ,recovery of a ,dormant ,title1 or a ,breeches-,maker become a ,lord4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,republished ,july #ad1 #ahab4--,the features of a sudden rise in life form humorous materials in the hands of the caricaturist4 ,the lately created nobleman1 a coarse and common clothier1 is swaggering in all his new finery1 to give his past associates a taste of his new-found honours4 ,his showy court dress is assumed with awkward pretension2 he wears a ribbon and star and a dress sword2 none of these decorations harmonise with the wearer1 who is so evidently out of place in his fine feathers1 that the journeymen tailors and cobblers1 his neighbours and recent comrades1 are jeering at his burlesque dignity2 his lady dressed in unbecoming finery1 and carrying a large plume of feathers on her head1 looks no less 'out of character' than does her tailoring spouse4 ,the shop1 over which appears1 ,stitchall1 ,whitechapel1 ,breeches cleaned and repaired1 once the pride of the pair1 is now closed4 ,a placard states3 ',the goodwill of this shop to be sold1 removed to ,grosvenor ,square2' while an old ,jewess1 part of the establishment1 probably the ancestress of one of the pair1 is trying her hardest1 on the top of some steps1 to wipe out the offensive name of the ex-proprietor4 ,july #ad1 #ahje4 ,antiquarians la ,grecque4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,october #a1 #ahje4 ,the ,departure from the ,coast1 or the end of the ,farce of ,invasion4 ,published by ,ackermann4--,on the heights of the ,english coast stands the ,british ,lion1 contemptuously pouring a broadside into the retreating invader2 the ,british cruisers are sweeping the seas4 ,the ,emperor1 seated on a donkey1 is limping off1 to the delight of some ,french monkeys4 ,the national prototype's contributions1 in the shape of a shower of shot1 have capsized the iron crown of ,milan4 ',bless me1 what a shower6 ,i shall be wet through before ,i reach the ,rhine4' ,the ,emperor and his steed are overloaded with sacks of ,excuses for non-performance4 ,the ,boulogne ,encampment and ,the ,army of ,england fill his pockets1 while files of soldiers are indicated above4 ,october #b1 #ahje4 ,john ,bull at the ,opera4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4--,it is a matter of no surprise to find ,rowlandson1 who1 in spite of his acquaintance with the ,continent1 was as thoroughly confirmed a ,john ,bull as his illustrious predecessor ,hogarth1 ridiculing the tastes of the fashionable public1 who patronised and petted exotic artists1 to the neglect of native talent4 ,like the rest of the caricaturists1 he traded on the national spirit1 and held up foreigners to contempt and ridicule2 with a happy faculty for seizing their grotesque points1 their loose ways of life1 and their love of finery and display1 which has not1 we will venture to believe1 been excelled in any day4 ,it is natural the school-fellow1 fellow-student at the ,academy1 and familiar intimate through life1 of such a talented ,english performer as ,bannister1 should have resented the artificial taste which heaped wealth on comparatively obscure aliens1 with whose art plain ,john ,bull could have slight sympathy1 while the most rarely gifted of his countrymen were left to struggle through life without a due acknowledgment1 in a pecuniary sense1 proportioned to the extent of their merits1 as contrasted with the abilities of their foreign rivals1 and the fabulous salaries they received4 ,the designer has accordingly displayed the signor from a whimsical point of view2 the face of the performer is suggestive of that of the good-looking youth1 the leading figure in the eccentric humours of an ,italian ,family 7#agib72 it was probably a portrait recognisable at the period4 ,certainly ,john ,bull1 in the artist's view1 does not appear much at home at the ,italian ,opera2 the spectators are divided between gigglers and gapers1 and on the whole it is doubtful if their imported entertainer affords his audience the unequivocal enjoyment they would have been able to secure at the hands of 'honest ,jack ,bannister1' and native performers of his stamp4 ,illustration3 ,,john ,,bull ,,at ,,the ,,italian ,,opera4 ,october #cj1 #ahje4 ,raising the ,wind4 ,november #ac1 #ahje4 ,napoleon ,buonaparte in a ,fever1 on ,receiving the extraordinary ,gazette of ,nelson's ,victory over the ,combined ,fleets4 ,published by ,ackermann4--,the ,emperor1 in his huge cocked hat1 is seriously indisposed1 after reading the extraordinary gazette3 '#ai sail of the line taken by ,lord ,nelson4' ,beside the ,corsican is a group of court physicians in consternation3 ',my dear ,doctors6 those sacr ,anglois have played the devil with my constitution2 pray tell me what is the matter with me4 ,i felt the first symptoms when ,i told ,general ,mack ,i wanted ships1 colonies1 and commerce4 ,oh dear6 oh dear6 ,i shall want more ships now2 this is a cursed sensation4 ,oh1 ,i am very qualmish6' ',be-gar1' cries the first physician1 ',i have found it out4 ,your heart be in your breeches6' ,another doctor is observing that 'the case is desperate2' another recommends 'letting blood2' while others have1 after a consultation1 arrived at the conclusion--',irrevocable4' ,illustration3 ,a ,,boarding ,,school4 #ahje4 ,a ,boarding ,school4--,the droll scene our artist has imagined1--for it is to be hoped1 in the interests of educational establishments and social decorum1 that he was not in the situation to draw the incidents from actual observation1--is transpiring on the outside of a ,young ,ladies' ,seminary1 where maidens are 'boarded and educated1' and their minds trained4 ,according to the notice-board1 there seems no reason to question this being a 'finishing school' in the fullest acceptation of the expression4 ',the young ideas' are shooting in a precocious fashion which is setting the restraint of the governesses at defiance4 ,certain well-favoured young house painters are inciting the mischievous hoydens to disregard the injunctions of their preceptresses4 ,a daring scamp is stealing a kiss from a buxom belle1 over the eaves of the adjoining house1 and three terrible young flirts are exchanging pleasantries with a youth on a ladder1 who is stopping the torrent of menace1 poured forth by the mistress1 by bedaubing his whitewash brush in the learned features of the infuriated old lady4 ,it is evidently early morning1 before the customary studies have commenced4 #ahje4 ,glowworms4 7,see ,july1 #ahab47 #ahje4 ,muckworms4 #ahje4 ,illustrations to ,tom ,jones1 or the ,history of a ,foundling4 ,book #g1 chap4 #ad4--',the clock had now struck twelve1 and every one in the house were in their beds1 except the sentinel who stood to guard ,northerton1 when ,jones softly opening his door1 issued forth in pursuit of his enemy1 of whose place of confinement he had received a perfect description from the drawer4 ,it is not easy to conceive a much more tremendous figure than he now exhibited4 ,he had on1 as we have said1 a light coloured coat1 covered with streams of blood4 ,his face1 which missed that very blood1 as well as twenty ounces more drawn from him by the surgeon1 was pallid4 ,round his head was a quantity of bandages1 not unlike a turban4 ,in the right hand he carried a sword1 and in the left a candle4 ,so that the bloody ,banquo was not worthy to be compared to him4 ,in fact1 ,i believe a more dreadful apparition was never raised in a churchyard1 nor in the imagination of any good people met in a winter evening over a ,christmas fire in ,somersetshire4 ',when the sentinel first saw our hero approach1 his hair began gently to lift up his grenadier cap1 and in the same instant his knees fell to blows with each other4 ,presently his whole body was seized with worse than an ague fit4 ,he then fired his piece1 and fell flat on his face4 ',whether fear or courage was the occasion of his firing1 or whether he took aim at the object of his terror1 ,i cannot say4 ,if he did1 however1 he had the good fortune to miss his man4 ',jones seeing the fellow fall1 guessed the cause of his fright1 at which he could not forbear smiling1 not in the least reflecting on the danger from which he had just escaped4 ,he then passed by the fellow1 who still continued in the posture in which he fell4444 ,the report of the firelock alarmed the whole house4444 ',before ,jones could reach the door of his chamber1 the hall where the sentinel had been posted was half full of people1 some in their shirts1 and others not half dressed1 all very earnestly inquiring of each other what was the matter4 ',the soldier was now found lying in the same place and posture in which we just now left him4 ,several immediately applied themselves to raise him1 and some concluded him dead2 but they presently saw their mistake1 for he not only struggled with those who laid their hands on him1 but fell a roaring like a bull4 ,in reality he imagined so many spirits or devils were handling him2 for his imagination1 being possessed with the horror of an apparition1 converted every object he saw or felt into nothing but ghosts and spectres4 ',at length he was overpowered by numbers1 and got upon his legs2 when candles being brought1 and seeing two or three of his comrades present1 he came a little to himself2 but when they asked him what was the matter1 he answered1 ,i am a dead man1 that's all2 ,i am a dead man2 ,i can't recover it2 ,i have seen him4' ',what hast thou seen1 ,jack8 says one of the soldiers4 ,why1 ,i have seen the young volunteer that was killed yesterday4' ,illustration3 ,,the ,,sentinel ,,mistakes ,,tom ,,jones ,,for ,,an ,,apparition4 ,illustrations to ,fielding's ,tom ,jones 7,see #agia74 #agia-ic4 ,published by ,j4 ,siebbald1 ,edinburgh4 #ahje4 ,republished by ,longman ,co41 ,london4 ,illustrations to ,smollett's ,peregrine ,pickle4 #agia-ic4 ,published by ,j4 ,siebbald1 ,edinburgh4 #ahje4 ,republished by ,longman ,co41 ,london4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,clearing a ,wreck on the ,north ,coast of ,cornwall4 ,sketched in #ahje4 ,rowlandson del4 ,view on ,sir ,john ,moreshead's ,estate at ,blisland near ,bodmin1 ,cornwall4 ,rowlandson del4 ,view near ,bridport1 ,dorsetshire4 #ahje4 ,rouler ,moor1 ,cornwall4 ,coast of ,cornwall1 c4 7,a series of views in ,cornwall1 ,devon1 ,dorset1 c47 #ahjf4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,german ,,waltz4 ',the ,sorrows of ,werther4' ,letter ,x4 ,the ,waltz with ,charlotte4--',we began2 and at first amused ourselves with making every possible turn with our arms4 ,how graceful and animated all her motions6 ,when the waltz commenced1 all the couples which were turning round at first jostled against each other4 ,we very judiciously kept aloof till the awkward and clumsy had withdrawn2 when we joined in there were but two couples left4 ,i never in my life was so active2 ,i was more than mortal4 ,to fly with her like the wind1 and lose sight of every other object6 ,but ,i own to you ,i then determined1 that the woman ,i loved1 and to whom ,i had pretensions1 should never do the waltz with any other man4 ,you will understand this4' ,april #c1 #ahjf4 ,an ,evergreen4--,an extravagantly elongated figure1 treated so as to suggest a trimmed shrub1 and coloured green4 ,there is much in the execution of this folio strip to suggest the hand of ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,fores4 ,april #bj1 #ahjf4 ,a ,cake in ,danger4 ,careful observers1 studious of the ,town1 ,shun the misfortunes that disgrace the clown4--,,gay',s ,trivia4 ,it is night1 or rather early morning1 and the watchman1 staff in hand1 leaning forward in his box1 in a state of semi-consciousness1 more asleep than awake1 does not observe that under the shelter of his house a deed of spoliation is proceeding4 ,a simple countryman has fallen into the clutches of two fair members of the ',hundreds of ,drury1' and1 while they are tenderly embracing the yokel1 the contents of his pockets are being transferred to their own keeping4 #ahjf 7874 ,a ,select ,vestry4 #ahjf 7874 ,a ,country ,club4 ,april #af1 #ahjf4 ,the ,political ,hydra4 7,wigstead47 ,originally published ,december #bf1 #aghh4 ,see description 7#aghh74 ,reissued with fresh date4 ,april #ah1 #ahjf4 ,falstaff and his ,followers ,vindicating the ,property ,tax4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,fox is travestied under the portly figure of ,falstaff2 ,sheridan1 ,petty1 and other ,ministers do duty as his followers4 ,the unwieldy knight is standing in the presence of ,john ,bull1 and pointing to a huge pack1 ',ten per cent1 on ,john ,bull's property1' which is to be fitted to the national back4 ',mercy on us1 how you must be all changed in your way of thinking6 ,when ,billy proposed the same thing1 one of you said it was a most flagrant instance of injustice and inequality2 another that it was abominable in principle and in its operation1 not only cruel but intolerable2 and another went so far as to say that if ,i sanctioned it ,i was not a person for any honest man to be acquainted with4 ,what have you to say for yourselves8' ,falstaff has a plausible explanation at the service of his employer3 ',you cannot blame us1 ,master ,bull1 we did not make it1 or steal it2 it lay in our way1 and we found it6' ,may #a1 #ahjf4 ,a ,maiden ,aunt smelling ,fire4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,old ,maids are doomed to lead ,apes in ,hell4 ,an old ,tabitha1 who is appropriately surrounded by her feline friends1 has been disturbed from her slumbers by various suspicious nocturnal sounds1 and has appeared1 candle in hand1 and in a very incomplete toilette1 to fathom the mystery1 of the source of which she has evidently some shrewd suspicion2 since she is hastening to the first floor to her niece's apartment4 ,above the balustrade stands the guilty damsel1 who has had sufficient warning1 as her lover1 carrying his garments in his hand1 for expedition1 is making his way from the niece's room under the cover of an ambuscade2 while the lady is leaning over the staircase railings1 with an air of startled innocence assumed to carry off the contretemps4 ,may1 #ahjf4 ,recruiting on a ,broad-,bottom'd ,principle4 ,published by ,t4 ,blacklock1 #ib ,royal ,exchange4--,grenville1 ,fox1 and their colleagues1 are out on a recruiting expedition1 to enlist volunteers for their new service4 ,lord ,grenville1 as the recruiting sergeant1 is haranguing the bystanders2 his followers are rather of the tatterdemalion order3 they wear the red caps of ,liberty1 and the revolutionary cockades1 they are out-at-elbows and shoeless4 ,sheridan is waving the colours inscribed ',god save the ,king6 ,no ,jacobins6' ,fox is drummer1 ,lord ,derby is fifer2 ',now my brave fellows1 now is the time to make your fortunes and show your loyalty1 all on a ,broad-,bottom'd principle3 we don't value candle-ends and cheese-parings1 not we6 ,all lives1 and fortune-soldiers to a man4 ,we'll make our enemies tremble2 we are the boys to wind 'em2 now is your time1 my lads2 the bed of ,honour is a bed of ,down4' ,a dog1 the ,member for ,barkshire according to his collar1 is bow-wowing the sergeant's address2 one of the audience1 with a paper1 ,bed of ,roses 7to which the ministerial condition had been likened by ,lord ,castlereagh71 in his pocket1 is half decided to join their standard3 ',i don't like a bed of ,down1 ,i would rather it was a ,bed of ,roses3 however ,i have a great mind to enter notwithstanding1 there is nothing like having two strings to one's bow4' ,george the ,third is peeping through his spyglass2 he is not very clear as to the actual motives of the party3 ',what1 what6 my sergeant and drummer beating up for volunteers2 that's right1 that's right1 get as many as you can6' ,may #d1 #ahjf4 ,daniel ,lambert1 the wonderful great ,pumpkin of ,little ,britain4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the famous ,leicester giant1 or rather fat man1 ,daniel ,lambert1 was the object of fashionable curiosity at this date4 ,the worthy and good-natured-looking monster's figure is set forth at full1 and justice is done to his corpulence4 ,a tailor and his journeyman are between them vainly trying to stretch their measuring tape round the colossal girth2 a fairly conditioned man-cook has just brought in a noble rib of beef for the regalement of the giant4 ,three modishly dressed persons of quality1 who have come to admire the huge proportions of ,daniel ,lambert1 are contrasting their own meagre condition of genteel slimness with his excessive plumpness4 ,a notice sets forth1 ',agricultural society for the improvement of fat cattle4 ,leicestershire ,ram'2 and a placard advertises1 ',the powers of ,roast ,beef1 or the ,leicestershire ,apollo1 now in full bloom2 no blemish whatever on any part of his body4 ,thirty-six years of age4 ,weighs upwards of #ej stone1 #ad lbs4 to the stone1 or #gjj lbs4 ,measures #c yds4 #d inches round the body1 and #a yard #a inch round the leg2 is five feet eleven inches in height4 ,admission only one shilling4 ,laugh and grow fat4'#e ,may #ca1 #ahjf4 ,a ,diving ,machine on a ,new ,construction4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the unpopular increase of ,taxation1 levied under the ,broad-bottom'd auspices1 was severely dealt with by the satirists4 ,in the present version1 the ,ministers are represented as the crew of a diving-barge1 ,the ,experiment4 ,fox is the diver1 and a noble wreck1 the ',constitution cutter1 ,john ,bull commander1' has gone down to the bottom of the ',ocean of ,taxation4' ,her commander is done for2 amidst the spoils of the shipwreck1 the ,diver 7,fox7 is securing certain weighty additions to his treasury3 pig-iron1 ,beer ,tax1 and heavy chests1 '#aj per cent4' are among the spoils4 ,a rope is secured to the ponderous ,property ,tax2 ,fox is giving the word to ',haul up2' ,petty1 ,sheridan and others are hauling away at the ropes2 their lighter is nearly filled with the precious wreckage they have been able to secure4 ,june #bj1 #ahjf4 ,the ,acquittal1 or upsetting the ,porter ,pot4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,lord ,melville and his counsel are exulting over the results of his acquittal by his peers of the charge of investing the public funds for his personal advantage1 as far as the interest was concerned1 a perquisite previously allowed to the ,treasurer of the ,navy4 ,when ,lord ,melville1 then ,henry ,dundas1 filled the post of ,treasurer to the ,navy1 he brought in an act for the better regulation of that office1 making such employment of the funds in hand a misdemeanour2 ,whitbread1 7at the head of the advanced ,liberals1 or ',radical ,reformers1' who began to make his party dreaded as formidable opponents of the old-fashioned ,whig section1 from which his supporters had receded71 and ,wilberforce1 as the enemy of all corruptions1 were the principal movers of ,melville's impeachment1 for the alleged breach of his own act4 ,the two ,scots1 ,melville and ,trotter1 who are dressed in ,highland garb1 are embracing fraternally2 at the same time1 ,melville is giving a sly backward kick to a huge pewter pot1 bearing the face of the disconcerted mover of the charges4 ,whitbread's ,entire ,butt is knocked over1 its contents ,impeachments1 ,high ,crimes1 ,misdemeanours1 and ,peculation1 are flowing away unheeded2 ',what is life without a friend8' cries the ex-,minister on his acquittal2 his counsel1 ,trotter1 is assuring his relieved patron1 ',i'll trot for you6 ,i'll gallop for you all over the globe4 ,o happy day for ,scotland6 and see how pleased ,john ,bull looks--ah ,johnny1 ,johnny1 this is indeed a glorious triumph4' ,but ,mr4 ,bull declines to be soft-sawdered3 his face is wearing anything but a satisfied expression2 he significantly keeps his hands in his pockets1 and is grumbling1 ',i say nothing1' as if he could say a great deal if he were disposed to express his honest opinion of the entire transaction4 ,july #ba1 #ahjf4 ,experiments at ,dover1 or ,master ,charleys ,magic ,lantern4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the repeated delays to the preliminaries for peace1 and the various manoeuvres of ,buonaparte's government1 which protracted the issue of ,fox's policy1 led to a feeling out-of-doors that the ,minister was not dealing straightforwardly with the public2 that dissimulation was thrown into their eyes like dust2 and that the ,whig chief was deluding his followers for some reasons of his own2 meanwhile the ,corsican ,emperor was carrying forward plans for fresh aggressions unchecked4 ,fox1 in the print1 has settled himself comfortably at ,dover2 with a magic lantern to work his delusions1 he is throwing painted images across the ,channel1 which are reflected on the cliffs of ,calais4 ,the figure of ,napoleon is seen sounding a news-horn1 announcing ',preliminaries of ,peace'2 ,fox's slide contains other views1 which have to follow1 for the further perplexity of the honest spectator3 ',more despatches1' ',messenger to ,paris1' ',messenger from ,boulogne1' c4 ,the ,showman is trying to reassure his friend1 ',there1 ,master ,bull1 what do you think of that8 ,i told you ,i would surprise you--,preliminaries of ,peace1 ',huzza6' ,john ,bull1 who is standing unconvinced behind ,fox's chair1 replies3 ',yes1 yes1 it be all very foine1 if it be true4 ,but ,i can't forget that d----d ,omnium last week2 they be always one way or other in contradictions6 ,i will tell thee what1 ,charley1 since thee hast become a great man1 ,i think in my heart thee beest always conjuring4' ,june1 #ahjf4 ,butterfly ,hunting4 ,published by ,wm4 ,holland1 #aa ,cockspur ,street4--,a collision between the pursuits of rival enthusiasts is pictured under the title of ',butterfly ,hunting4' ,nothing can stop the fervour of the butterfly collectors in their chase of the sportive prey1 wantonly flitting all over the flower-beds1 and leading the excited entomologists a pretty dance1 carrying destruction to the parterres1 and ruination to the tulips1 of which the proprietor of the house and grounds is1 it appears1 a passionate fancier4 ,the havoc1 which is spreading over the beds of his favourites1 is reducing him to frenzy2 as he is awakened from his rest1 and surveys from his bedroom-window the field of action1 the only wonder is1 if he has a loaded gun ready at hand1 that he is not tempted to salute the reckless spoilers with a volley4 ,illustration3 ,,butterfly-,,hunting4 #ahjf4 ,a ,prize ,fight4 #ahjf 7874 ,anything will do for an ,officer4--,the caricature of a pigmy and misshapen sample of humanity1 dressed as an officer1 with an enormous cocked hat1 worn on one side of his battered and lined old face2 a long pigtail projects over his high shoulders2 he swaggers with one hand on his hip1 and the other on the head of a tasseled cane1 which is nearly as tall as the hero himself2 his shrunken spindle legs are thrust into huge boots1 and his tremendous sword1 which is longer than the wearer1 is trailing on the ground4 ,the argument is not complimentary to commanders in general3 ',some school-boys1 who were playing at soldiers1 found one of their number so ill-made and so undersized that he would have disfigured the whole body if put into the ranks4 ,what shall we do with him8 asked one1 ,do with him8 says another1 why make an officer of him6' ,illustration3 ,a ,,prize ,,fight4 #ahjf4 ,view of the ,interior of ,simon ,ward1 alias ,st4 ,brewer's ,church1 ,cornwall4--,a quaint delineation of a church-interior during service2 the pastor1 who is somewhat of the ,dr4 ,syntax type1 is holding forth4 ,there is a squire's pew1 a rosy1 sleepy clerk1 a large leavening of fat slumberers 7among the rest the sexton and pew-opener71 a crowded gallery1 worshippers both devout and careless1 gazers through curiosity1 and the usual elements which made up a grotesque-looking country congregation at the end of the last century4 #ahjf4 ,a ,monkey ,merchant4 ,,footnote3 #e ,the advice offered in the concluding line of ,daniel ,lambert's advertisement must1 however1 be followed with certain reserve4 ,the ,leicester giant's premature end is hardly an encouragement to would-be imitators4 ,after his first visit to ,london1 in #ahjf1 ,daniel ,lambert returned to his native place2 the year following he repeated his visit1 but feeling oppressed by the atmosphere of the metropolis1 he made a tour through the principal provincial cities and towns1 where he proved a great source of attraction4 ,we are told 'his diet was plain1 and the quantity moderate1 and for many years he never drank anything stronger than water4 ,his countenance was manly and intelligent2 he possessed great information1 much ready politeness1 and conversed with ease and facility4 ,he had a powerful and melodious tenor voice1 and his articulation was perfectly clear and unembarrassed4444 ,lambert had1 however1 for some time shown dropsical symptoms4 ,in ,june1 #ahji1 he was weighed at ,huntingdon1 and1 by the ,caledonian balance1 was found to be #eb stone #aa lb42 #aj stone #d lb4 heavier than ,bright1 the miller of ,maiden1 who only lived to the age of thirty4' ,a few days after this last weight was taken1 on ,june #bj1 ,lambert arrived from ,huntingdon at the ,wagon and ,horses ,inn1 ,st4 ,martin's1 ,stamford1 where preparations were made to receive company the next day and during the ,stamford races4 ,he was announced for exhibition2 he gave his orders cheerfully1 without any presentiment that they were to be his last4 ,he was then in bed1 only fatigued from his journey1 but anxious to see company early in the morning4 ,before nine o'clock1 however1 the day following1 he was a corpse6 ,he died in his apartment on the ground-floor of the inn1 for he had long been incapable of walking up stairs4 ,as may be supposed from his immense bulk and weight1 his interment was an arduous labour4 ,his age was thirty-nine4 ,at the ,wagon and ,horses ,inn were preserved two suits of ,lambert's clothes2 seven ordinary-sized men were repeatedly enclosed within his waistcoat1 without breaking a stitch or straining a button4 #ahjg4 ,february #a1 #ahjg4 ,miseries of ,london4 ,going out to dinner 7already too late7 your carriage delayed by a jam of coaches1 which choke up the whole street1 and allow you an hour or more than you require to sharpen your wits for table talk4 ,published by ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,breast against breast1 with ruinous assault ,and deafening shock they come4 ,february #c1 #ahjg4 ,the ,captain's ,account-current of ,charge and ,discharge4 ,published by ,giles ,grinagain1 #g ,artillery ,street1 ,london4--,a pair of plates connected with some militia or yeomanry satire of the period3 the scene of the captain's misadventure is evidently a cathedral town1 but the interest of the print is not sufficiently strong to make any elucidation of the facts of the case of much importance4 ,the captain is mounted on a spirited charger2 he is losing his seat2 several whips and his sabre have fallen1 and the rider is holding on precariously by his horse's mane4 ,professor ,gambado's famous tract1 ,hints to ,bad ,horsemen1 is thrown on the ground4 ,the members of the troop1 galloping in the rear1 are enjoying their leader's mishap1 and saying1 ',our young whip is not an old jockey4' ,the captain cries1 ',march6 trot6 canter6 charge6 halt1 halt1 halt6 ,i mean2' while candid confessions burst forth spontaneously from the trumpet at his side4 ',avarice1 vanity6 oh what a ninny ,i was to throw myself off6 they're laughing at me6' while hypocrisy1 ingratitude1 double-dealing1 false friendship1 malice1 c41 are trumpeted forth4 ,in the second plate the rider has come to grief2 the horse is prancing gaily1 relieved of his rider2 the animal is addressing a parting remark to the discharged captain3 ',you seem more frightened than hurt4 ,you have been taught the value of whips more than the use of them4' ,a hussar has recovered the trumpet2 he stoops over to the fallen captain1 who is rubbing the seat of his injuries3 ',i hope your honour is not hurt1' to which the fallen leader replies1 ',i am not hurt1 upon my honour6' ,the troopers are riding gaily on1 exclaiming1 ',why1 our captain needn't a fallen6' ,illustration3 ,,miseries ,,of ,,london4 ,february #ae1 #ahjg4 ,miseries of ,travelling2 an ,overloaded ,coach4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,february #ah1 #ahjg4 ,at ,home and ,abroad4--,a domestic interior2 the servant is leaving the room with a warming-pan1 and a lady1 of the developed 'fat1 fair1 and forty' order1 is preparing to go to bed2 the partner of her joys1 who is more youthful1 has dropped his pipe and is sipping a bumper of wine2 but1 although evidently sleepy1 he seems disinclined to follow the lady's example of retiring to rest4 ,february #ah1 #ahjg4 ,abroad and at ,home is a complete contrast to the previous subject4--,a handsome-looking man is reclining on a couch before the fire2 on the table by his side are fruit and wine1 on his knee there dallies an elegant creature2 the lady's maid is figured in the background1 regaling herself with drops on the sly4 ,february #bf1 #ahjg4 ,mrs4 ,showwell1 the ,woman who shows ,general ,guise's ,collection of ,pictures at ,oxford4 ,etched and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,this1 like the companion print1 bears the initials ,j4 ,n4 ,esq4 7,john ,nixon71 #ahjg1 but the style of execution is in ,rowlandson's marked manner4 ,mrs4 ,showwell is a dwarfed1 quaint old woman1 of good-natured appearance1 wearing a cap and hood2 she is pointing out the excellences of a collection of old masters with a wand1 and in her other hand is held the key of the gallery4#f ,march #a1 #ahjg4 ,the ,enraged ,vicar4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4-- ,to see them rattle1 howl1 and tear1 ,by ,jove1 'twould make a parson swear1 ,a subject of wanton destruction1 which forms a fitting companion to the invasion of the tulip-fancier's flower-beds by irrepressible butterfly-collectors1 was published the year following1 as ,the ,enraged ,vicar4 ,in this case the horticultural tastes of the reverend gentleman have led him to turn the grounds of the vicarage into a picture of the most unvarying precision3 clipped hedges1 chopped borders of box1 with yew-trees and evergreens1 carved into wonderful imitations of impossible objects1 form the passion of his heart4 ,a hunted fox is darting through these wonderful works of art2 the hounds are breaking over everything1 and the whole field of fox-hunters are riding through the ,vicar's boundaries1 and pounding their horses over his cherished monstrosities4 ,judging from the frantic state of the dignitary1 the reverse of benedictions seem likely to be invoked upon the heads of the intruders1 who are wrecking the results of any amount of misdirected patience 'in less than no time4' ,illustration3 ,,the ,,enraged ,,vicar4 ,april #ah1 #ahjg4 ,all the ,talents4 ,published by ,stockdale1 ,pall ,mall4 ,illustration3 ,,all ,,the ,,talents4 ,monstrum horrendum1 informe1 ingens1 cui lumen ademptum4 ,the complex nature of the famous ,broad-,bottom ,administration1 known as ',all the ,talents1' is set forth in an allegorical representation1 which is supposed to include the several qualifications of the vaunted illumins4 ,it may be remembered that this ,ministry1 which came into power under ,liberal and popular auspices1 retired on the rejection of their favourite measure1 ,catholic ,emancipation1 which they were pledged to introduce4 ,the ,king1 and his friends1 the remnant of the ,pittites1 made a desperate stand against this measure1 and the consequence of its defeat was the immediate withdrawal of ',all the ,talents' from office4 ,as embodied by ,rowlandson's pencil1 the combination of heterogeneous elements produced a curious monster3 the wig of a learned judge is worn on the head of a spectacled ape1 with an episcopal mitre and a ,catholic crosier2 a lawyer's bands1 a laced coat1 and ragged breeches2 wearing one shoe1 and a ,french jackboot2 and dancing upon a funeral pyre of papers1 the results of the ,administration1 its endless negotiations with ,france1 and its sinecures and patronages1 which are blazing away4 ,the creature's right foot is discharging a musket1 to represent the ',army1' which is producing certain mischief in the rear1 and bringing two heavy folios1 ,magna ,charta and the ,coronation ,oath upon the head of the dangerous animal4 ,the left hand1 holding a pen upside-down1 is supposed to be compounding new financial projects1 in a ledger laid over a music book1 ',country dances1' an allusion to the alleged dancing proclivities of ,lord ,henry ,petty1 the ,broad-,bottomite ,chancellor of the ,exchequer4 ,the smoke1 from the pipe of this lusus ,natur1 is obscuring the portrait of ,william ,pitt4 ,the end of ',all the ,talents1' who sacrificed their influence from conscientious motives1 and whose upright principles were beyond suspicion1 was a great source of triumph to their opponents1 who signalised their retirement with a volley of satirical effusions4 ,the ',interment of the ,broad-,bottomite ,ministry' produced a shower of political squibs and caricatures2 and among the best verses on the occasion1 appeared the following mocking epitaph1 which has been attributed to the gifted pen of ,canning1 who came into office on the dismissal of ',all the ,talents4' ,when the ,broad-,bottomed junto1 all nonsense and strife1 ,resigned1 with a groan1 its political life2 ,when converted to ,rome1 and of honesty tired1 ,it to ,satan gave back what himself had inspired2 ,the ,demon of ,faction1 that over them hung1 ,in accents of anguish their epitaph sung2 ,while ,pride and ,venality joined in the stave1 ,and canting ,democracy wept on the grave4 ,here lies1 in the tomb that we hollowed for ,pitt1 ,the conscience of ,grenville1 of ,temple the wit2 ,of ,sidmouth the firmness1 the temper of ,grey1 ,and ,treasurer ,sheridan's promise to pay4 ,here ,petty's finance1 from the evils to come1 ,with ,fitzpatrick's sobriety creeps to the tomb2 ,and ,chancellor ,ego1 now left in the lurch1 ,neither laughs at the law nor cuts jokes at the ,church4 ,then huzza for the party that here's laid to rest-- ',all the ,talents1' but self-praising blockheads at best3 ,though they sleep in oblivion1 they've died with the hope1 ,at the last day of freedom1 to rise with the ,pope4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,nincompoop1 ,,or ,,hen-,,pecked ,,husband4 ,april #bd1 #ahjg4 ,a ,nincompoop1 or ,hen-peck'd ,husband4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside 7#adg74--;,it is supposed to be the day of rest and ease1 and comfortable cits are taking their summer outings to suburban resorts4 ,a buxom city wife is sailing along with an air like a tragedy queen1 fanning herself as she walks4 ,her better half1 a miserable being reduced to abject servitude1 is bearing a bundle1 a shawl1 a pair of pattens1 and an umbrella1 objects to serve in the train of his mistress's grandeur2 the poor 'nincompoop' is vainly turning his eyes up ,heavenwards3 no miracle is vouchsafed to free him from his bondage4 ,other stout promenaders are bursting with indignation at the weakness of this lord of creation1 while they walk in the other extreme1 and leave their better halves to drag along both children and baggage in their wake4 ,certain tired pedestrians are enjoying the reward of their exertions1 while partaking of cool pipes and tankards1 at the ',old ,swan ,inn1 ,ordinary on ,sundays1' whither the parties have evidently proceeded to dine4 ,april #bf1 #ahjg4 ,john ,rosedale1 ,mariner4 ,exhibitor at the ,hall of ,greenwich ,hospital4 ,etched and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4--,like the companion print1 ,mrs4 ,showwell 7,feb4 #bf71 the sketch is signed with the initials ,j4 ,n4 ,esq4 ,the old sailor ,cicerone1 who has a pigtail1 and wears a long square-cut coat of naval blue1 with gold buttons and lace1 is pointing out with a cane the mysteries of certain allegorical compositions to the gaping spectators3-- ',here is ,george1 ,prince of ,denmark1 and in the perspective a view of ,st4 ,paul's1 ,london1 ,sir ,james ,thornhill in the wig1 c4 c4' ,may #a1 #ahjg4 ,the ,pilgrims and the ,peas4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 ,one of a series of headings to songs1 ballads1 c41 published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,in the illustration to ,peter ,pindar's ,apologue of ,the ,pilgrims and the ,peas1 the disconsolate sinner1 with hard peas in his shoes1 is crawling along1 doubled up with agony1 to the shrine at ,loretto1 meeting halfway the joyful pilgrim1 who has accomplished his penance1 'whitewashed his soul1' and returned from his journey without personal inconvenience1 by the exercise of the simplest precaution1 as he confesses3-- ,to walk a little more at ease1 ,i took the liberty to boil my peas6 ,may #c1 #ahjg4 ,scenes at ,brighton1 or the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,published by ,a4 ,berigo1 #ch ,maiden ,lane1 ,covent ,garden4 ,plate #a4 ,beauty1 ,music1 a few thousands1 and opportunity given by card tables1 often feather the adventurer and prove an easy introduction to the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,plate #b4 ,jealousy1 rage1 disappointment1 intrigue1 and laughter are here pretty much exemplified1 and afford an old ,lover a high-seasoned taste of the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,may #f1 #ahjg4 ,monastic ,fare4 ,and why ,i'm so plump1 the reason ,i'll tell1 ,who leads a good life is sure to live well1 ,what ,baron1 or ,squire1 or ,knight of the ,shire ,lives half so well as a ,holy ,friar8 ,illustration3 ,,monastic ,,fare4 ,may #f1 #ahjg4 ,black1 ,brown1 and ,fair4 ,designed by ,sir ,e4 ,bunbury4 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,an illustration to the lines3-- ,with ,black1 ,brown1 and ,fair1 ,i have frolic'd 'tis true1 ,but ,i never lov'd any1 dear ,mary1 but you4 ,at the window of a tavern1 at ,wapping ',dock ,head1' is a bevy of beauties1 representing the variations of complexion described by the song-writer4 ,the redundant charms of this collection of beauties are arresting an equally diversified circle of admirers1 numbering mulattos1 a ,chinaman1 a ,holland skipper1 a foreign ,jew1 and a ,virginia nigger4 ,may #f1 #ahjg4 ,the ,holy ,friar4 ,designed by ,sir ,e4 ,bunbury4 ,rowlandson1 sculp4 ,i am a ,friar of orders ,grey1 ,and down the valleys ,i take my way4 ,i pull not ,blackberry1 ,haw1 or ,hip2 ,good store of ven'son does fill my scrip4 ,my long ,bead-roll ,i merrily chaunt1 ,wherever ,i walk no money ,i want2 ,and why ,i'm so plump1 the reason ,i'll tell1 ,who leads a good life is sure to live well2 ,what ,baron1 or ,squire1 or ,knight of the ,shire ,lives half so well as a ,holy ,friar8 ,after supper of ,heav'n ,i dream1 ,but that is fat pullets and clouted cream2 ,myself by denial ,i mortify1 ,with a dainty bit of a ,warden pie4 ,i'm cloth'd in sackcloth for my sin1 ,with old ,sack wine ,i'm lin'd within1 ,a chirping cup is my ,matin song1 ,and the vesper's bell is my bowl--ding dong6 ,what ,baron1 or ,squire1 or ,knight of the ,shire ,lives half so well as a ,holy ,friar8 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,holy ,,friar4 ,may #af1 #ahjg4 ,i ,smell a ,rat1 or a ,rogue in ,grain4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,an exuberant rustic charmer has been entertaining a fashionable visitor in a granary2 a party of rustics1 mounting the ladder1 have disturbed the interview4 ,a powdered1 pig-tailed1 and lace-ruffled dandy has sought concealment amidst the sacks of grain2 his head appears over the barrier in sheer dismay1 for a determined farm help1 probably the legitimate swain of the indignant damsel1 armed with a formidable pitchfork1 is making reckless efforts to impale the trespasser2 his fury is slightly restrained by the stalwart exertions of the lady1 who has buried her fingers in the village ,othello's shock head of hair2 at his feet is a scroll with the quotation ',i smell a rat1 dead for a ducat4' ,a bill1 pinned on the wall1 sets forth ',rats1 pole cats1 and all sorts of vermin effectively destroyed4' ,may #ag1 #ahjg4 ,the ,old ,man of the ,sea1 sticking to the ,shoulders of ,sindbad the ,sailor4 ,vide ,the ,arabian ,nights ,entertainments4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the dandified ,sir ,francis ,burdett is figured as a discontented ,sindbad the ,sailor2 his preceptor ,john ,horne ,tooke1 in his clerical garments1 is perched on his pupil's shoulders1 and he is driving him through ,the ,mire of ,politics1 in which he is wading knee-deep4 ,in the distance is shown the baronet's mansion1 ,independence and a comfortable home4 ,from an upper window a lady is waving back the traveller1 who does not relish turning his back on this prospect to encounter the ,ministerial ,shoals and ,treasury ,rocks which are opposed to his progress on the other side4 ,horne ,tooke is urging on the career of his protg3 ',persevere6 persevere6 you are the only man to get through4' ,burdett's confidence is wavering3 ',this old man will be the end of me at last2 what a miry place he has brought me into6' ,may #be1 #ahjg4 ,a ,white ,sergeant giving the ,word of ,command3 ',why don't you come to bed1 you drunken sot8' ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a man1 past the meridian of life1 is calmly enjoying his pipe before his fire1 with an agreeable book in his hand1 ',rule a wife and have a wife4' ,the young wife is indignantly rating the easy-going husband on his inclination to prefer the fireside to his conjugal couch4 ,may #bi1 #ahjg4 ,comedy in the ,country1 ,tragedy in ,london4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,comedy in the ,country is played in a barnlike building to an audience of rustics1 whose faces express the most intense appreciation4 ,tragedy in ,london1 as performed in a fashionable theatre1 has plunged a very select audience into the depths of grief and misery3 tears bedew every cheek1 and even the members of the orchestra are weeping profusely4 ,may #cj1 #ahjg4 ,platonic ,love4 ',none but the ,brave deserve the ,fair4' ,sir ,e4 ,bunbury del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,an illustration to the lines in ,othello wherein ,desdemona's wooing is described4 ,a veteran commander1 who has lost an arm and both legs1 is acting on the advice of his fair1 who is tenderly embracing his wooden leg4 ,although the name of ,rowlandson is appended to this plate1 the method of its execution bears a closer resemblance to the handling of ,c4 ,w4 7,williams74 ,june #ab1 #ahjg4 ,miseries ,personal4 ,published by ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ',after dinner1 when the ladies retire with you from a party of very pleasant men1 having to entertain as you can half a score of empty or formal females2 then after a decent time has elapsed1 and your patience and topics are equally exhausted1 ringing for the tea1 c41 which you sit making in despair for above two hours1 having three or four times sent word to the gentlemen that it is ready1 and overheard your husband1 at the last message1 answer1 ,very well1 another bottle of wine4 ,by the time the tea and coffee are quite cold1 they arrive1 continuing as they enter1 and for an hour afterwards1 their political disputes1 occasionally suspended by the master of the house by a reasonable complaint to his lady at the coldness of the coffee2 soon after the carriages are announced and the company disperse4' ,illustration3 ,,miseries ,,personal4 ,june #ae1 #ahjg4 ,murphy ,delaney4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,this caricature is an illustration to the song which is printed below it4 ,it happened to the hero1 ,murphy ,delaney1 to find himself1 when 'fresh as a shamrock and blind as a bull' from the effects of imbibing a 'skinful of whiskey1' by the side of the quay1 which he mistook for the floor of his shed1 ',and the keel of a coal-barge he just tumbled over1 and thought all the while he was going to bed4' ,when his body was recovered from the river an inquest was duly held to determine the cause of his end1 during which the subject of the deliberation revived1 and appeared as a witness2 but his testimony being declined1 on the ground of his recent decease1 the jury appealed to the doctor1 who swore that1 as ,delaney was 'something alive1' it 'must be his ghost4 ,so they sent out of hand for the clergy to lay him1 but ,pat laid the clergy1 and then ran away4' ,june #ah1 #ahjg4 ,a ,view on the ,banks of the ,thames4 7,no4 #agg47 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7,see illustration1 p4 #gg47 ,illustration3 ,a ,,view ,,on ,,the ,,banks ,,of ,,the ,,thames4 ,july #a1 #ahjg4 ,more ,scotchmen1 or ,johnny ,maccree ,opening his ,new ,budget4--,lord ,melville1 on the strength of his re-instalment1 has extended his patronage to a swarm of his countrymen2 he is dressed in ,highland garb1 and is opening the mouth of his sack1 from whence is issuing an interminable stream of ,scotchmen1 who are trooping steadily on the road to fortune1 through the portals of ,st4 ,stephens4 ',there ye are1 my bonny lads1 mak the best o' your way1 the door is open1 and leave a ,scotsman alaine to stick in a place gin he once gains an entrance4' ,john ,bull1 who is standing aside1 quite overpowered by the spectacle of this ,caledonian incursion1 is exclaiming3 ',dang it1 what a swarm of them there be--enough to cause a famine in any ,christian country6' ,july #i1 #ahjg4 ,a ,cure for ,lying and a ,bad ,memory4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,a wag at one of the universities has applied to an empiric1 on a visit to the neighbourhood1 for a cure1 as a proof of his skill1 for a propensity to tell lies1 and a memory which retained no recollection of what its possessor had stated last4 ,in the picture the quack has just administered his ,pillula ,memoria and ,anti ,fibbibus2 the incautious would-be waggish student is very uncomfortable1 and declares he has taken ,asafoetida4 ',you speak the truth1' says the doctor1 'you are perfectly cured2 and as to your memory1 that cure follows of course1 for ,i am sure you will never forget the medicine6' ,july #aj1 #ahjg4 ,the ,double ,disaster1 or ,new ,cure for ,love4 ,rowlandson del4 et sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,this sketch1 which is characterised by the artist's usual spirit when dealing with kindred subjects1 represents the situation of a rustic swain1 whose philanderings have landed him in the midst of the perplexities of a double dilemma4 ,it is seemingly 'washing day1' and the gallant intruder has effected his admission to court the graces of a pretty maiden1 who is thrown into consternation at the risk to which her suitor1 by an awkward contretemps1 is suddenly exposed4 ,the pair have evidently been disturbed at the moment the lady was engaged in drawing a mug of ale for the refreshment of her admirer2 in the confusion1 the tap of the beer barrel is still left running1 and all the maid's solicitude is centred in the position of her swain1 who has incautiously taken refuge in the copper4 ,a very disagreeable-looking old beldame is kindling a blazing fire in the stove1 while a buxom wench is working away at the pump1 which is pouring gallons of water into the unlucky ,lothario's place of concealment4 ,the youth is hesitating midway between the ordeals of fire or water1 and he is struggling to effect his escape from both1 at the risk of exposure and its consequences4 ,july #ad1 #ahjg4 ,easter ,hunt4 ,clearing a ,fence4 7,easter ,monday1 or the ,cockney ,hunt47 #ahjg4 ,miseries of the ,country4 ',while on a visit to the hundreds of ,essex1 being under the necessity of getting dead drunk every day to save your life4' ,et propter vitam vivendi perdere causas4444 ,the hundreds of ,essex1 it appears from the print1 which represents a bacchanalian sporting revel1 were doubtless attractive to fox-hunters2 but the hospitalities exercised therein were rather excessive4 ,the usual accompaniments of a drunken bout of the period are set forth with ,rowlandson's graphic skill2 an old toper is draining a punch-bowl and capsizing himself simultaneously2 an ambitious young reveller is tipsily trying to mount the table1 and over-balancing himself in the attempt2 a stout divine is indisposed in a corner2 heavy drinkers laid low are on the floor1 whence they are dragged off by their heels1 and carried to bed in an incapable and collapsed condition4 ,furniture is knocked over1 and chimney ornaments sent to grief4 ,it is an anniversary meeting of choice spirits4 ,october #e1 #ahjg4 ,a ,mistake at ,newmarket1 or ,sport and ,piety4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,a good pious old soul1 wearing a hood1 red cloak1 clean apron1 and pattens1 and carrying ,wesley's hymns in her hand1 is interrogating certain sporting characters1 who are lounging at the door of the ,ram ,inn4 ',pray1 young man1' she enquires of a smart young jockey1 'are there any meetings in this town8' ,to which the jockey replies1 ',yes1 ma'am1 two a year--,spring and ,october6' #ahjg787 ,englishman at ,paris4 ,h4 ,bunbury invt41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,our old friend ,john ,bull is shown1 with his travelling accompaniments1 philosophically pursuing his quiet way in the land of the ',monsieurs4' ,he is the centre of curiosity1 though1 according to the artist's picture1 he is the least remarkable object in the group4 ,a corpulent friar is observing the well-rounded person of the stranger with an appreciative eye2 while a lean cook1 in wooden shoes1 is staring with astonishment at the goodly proportions of the ,englishman4 ,a ,french petit-matre is driving a ramshackle contrivance1 and his queerly clad servant is perched on the springs behind4 ,a female luggage porter is plodding along1 and an adventitious shower1 directed from a balcony above1 is descending on the umbrella of a dandified pedestrian1 daintily mincing along on tiptoe1 who1 at first glance1 might be taken for a live ,marquis1 if1 on inspection1 his apron and the professional implements peeping out of his coat-tail1 did not proclaim him a barber4 ,john ,bull's substantially built dog is eyeing a sniffing ,french hound with threatening suspicion4 ,illustration3 ,,englishman ,,at ,,paris4 #ahjg787 ,symptoms of ,restiveness4 ,h4 ,bunbury del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,henry ,bunbury1 it will be observed1 was remarkably fond of drawing disasters in the saddle2 his brother1 the respected ,sir ,charles ,bunbury1 was1 for many years1 president of the ,jockey ,club1 in which difficult position he rigorously upheld the integrity of the turf2 and there is no doubt that the originator of ',geoffrey ,gambado1 ,esq41' and of those invaluable precepts on equitation published and illustrated as alleged by the eminent ,riding ,master of the ,horse and ,grand ,equerry to the ,doge of ,venice 7about the only potentate who could not find a turnpike-road within his capital71 must have had 'a good eye for a horse4' ,the ,symptoms of ,restiveness are of a somewhat marked and unmistakable character3 while one sportsman's steed is kneeling down on his forelegs1 and turning the huntsman heels over head1 another cavalier's animal is standing rigidly on his forelegs1 and perseveringly attempting to dislodge his mount by kicking out wildly behind4 ,a third rider is no less fortunate in his hack1 which has 'no mouth1' and is moreover a 'bolter'2 the animal is steadily plunging through everything in its way1 apparently unconscious of the desperate efforts his master is making to hold him in4 ,an old woman1 with her barrow and its contents1 are tumbled over1 without attracting the attention of the wrong-headed brute1 whose mind is absorbed in his own private speculations4 ,illustration3 ,,symptoms ,,of ,,restiveness4 #ahjg 787 ,a ,calf's ,pluck4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,calf',s ,,pluck4 #ahjg 787 ,rusty ,bacon4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,,rusty ,,bacon4 #ahjg 787 ,a ,tour to the ,lakes4-- ,whoe'er has travell'd life's dull round1 ,through all its various paths hath been1 ,must oft have wondered to have found ,his warmest welcome at an ,inn4 ,a clerical traveller has arrived1 late at night1 at an hostel2 a pretty chamber-maid is showing the reverend visitor to his room1 bearing a lighted candle1 a warming-pan1 and the saddle-bags of the guest1 who appears well pleased with his conductress1 and is imparting his admiration4 ,as it appears that this gentleman is inclined to be less respectable than his venerated calling should suggest1 it is less scandalising to observe that various practical jokes of a rough character are besetting his path2 consequently1 it is highly probable that he will receive an active moral lesson before he reaches his chamber4 ,november #i1 #ahjg4 ,thomas ,simmons1 drawn from ,life by ,mr4 ,angelo4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ',the horrid and inhuman murderer of ,mrs4 ,hammerstone and ,mrs4 ,warner at the house of ,mr4 ,boreham1 a ,quaker at ,hoddesdon1 in ,herts1 on ,tuesday evening1 ,october #bj1 #ahjg4'--,the barbarous murderer does not rejoice in a very formidable exterior4 ,his weakly person has been sketched by the hand of ,henry ,angelo1 the well-known fencing-master1 a firm friend of ,rowlandson through life4 ,his amusing ,memoirs have supplied us with many circumstances relating to the caricaturist4 ,it appears that ,angelo1 ,bannister1 and ,rowlandson were schoolfellows at an early period of life1 and they were all as youths excessively fond of their pencils2 although it was reserved for ,rowlandson alone to attain proficiency in the fine arts4 ,angelo1 like ,george ,selwyn1 ,colonel ,hanger1 and some few notorieties1 was fond of attending executions1 visiting jails1 and similar lugubrious exhibitions4 ,among his visits to prisons he encountered some curious characters4 ,thomas ,simmons1 the subject of the present plate1 was one of the unfortunates with whom he became acquainted on one of these eccentric excursions4 ,from the sketch1 ,thomas ,simmons appears a mere dwarf of a man1 a harmless-looking and apparently half-witted individual1 realising the traditional idea of ,simple ,simon4 ,this murderer has heavy manacles round his puny limbs4 ,groups of miserable prisoners1 and hard-featured jailors are in the rear1 and the heavy iron doors of ,newgate afford an appropriate background4 ,november #aj1 #ahjg4 ,directions to ,footmen4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside 7#bgc74--',take off the largest dishes1 and set them on with one hand1 to show the ladies your vigour and strength of back1 but always do it between two ladies1 that if the dish happens to slip1 the soup or sauce may fall on their clothes1 and not daub the floor2 by this practice1 two of our brethren1 my worthy friends1 got considerable fortunes4'--,a stalwart awkward-looking yokel1 in a showy livery1 is carrying out these useful directions to the letter4 ,while grinning at his horrified mistress1 he is upsetting a tureen held loosely in his right hand1 over a handsome damsel1 and is flooding the table-cloth1 to the horror of the company1 and the delight of a poodle1 which is revelling in the stream4 ,in the clumsy footman's left hand is held a dish1 from which he is calmly allowing the joint1 gravy1 c41 to glide over the back of another dog who is less pleased than his companion4 ,november #aj1 #ahjg4 ,john ,bull making ,observations on the ,coast4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the head of ,george the ,third1 as the sun1 is throwing its brilliant rays across the ,channel1 and shining on the ,british ,fleet which lines the waters4 ,the head of ,napoleon ,buonaparte1 with his cocked hat and feather1 is represented as a comet with a fiery train1 which is making vicious exertions to dash itself across the orb of day4 ,john ,bull has planted his telescope on the shores of the ,channel1 and his eye is following the course of the erratic meteor3 ',ay1 ay1 ,master ,comet1 you may attempt your peri-heliums1 or your devil-heliums for what ,i care1 but take the word of an old man1 you'll never reach the sun1 depend upon it4' ,november #bj1 #ahjg4 ,a ,couple of ,antiquities4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,november #bj1 #ahjg4 ,my ,aunt and ,my ,uncle4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,november #ba1 #ahjg4 ,the ,dog and the ,devil4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the interior of a conjurer's chamber1 decorated with the usual paraphernalia of bats1 stuffed crocodiles1 c4 ,the empiric wears his learned robes and fur cap2 in the centre of a magic circle stands the pretended enchanter's assistant1 dressed in a bullock's hide1 with the horns and tail left on1 to personate the ,father of ,evil2 a butcher1 in his working dress1 has called to consult the oracle concerning a missing sheep2 he has brought his bull-dog with him1 unobserved by the demonstrator1 and the animal1 true to his instincts1 has pinned the mock demon-bull by the nose2 'the pretended devil roar'd most tremendously2 but the dog kept a firm hold4 ,the conjurer1 rising in a passion1 exclaimed1 ,you scoundrel1 take off your dog6 ,the butcher1 however1 perceiving the cheat1 cried out1 ,not ,i1 doctor1 ,i know he is of as good a breed as ever bolted1 so let 'em fight fair2 if you are not afraid of your devil1 ,i am not afraid of my dog2 so dog against devil for what sum you please6' ,the fictitious demon is in bad case4 #ahjg 7874 ,more ,miseries1 or the ,bottom of ,mr4 ,figg's ,old ,whiskey broke through4--,a serio-comic scene that befel the 'grocer's wife at ,norwich1 owing to the bottom of ,mr4 ,figg's whiskey breaking through4' ,the flooring of a vehicle something like a phaeton has proved too slight for a ponderous occupant3 the lady's ample proportions are framed in the chaise1 to the alarm of her husband1 who is seizing the prancing horse4 ,certain gazers1 hugely delighted1 are hastening up not to lose the spectacle of the lady's awkward situation4 #ahjg 7874 ,the ,man of ,feeling4--,the scene takes place in a sky-parlour1 and the principal performer is a son of the ,church4 #ahjg 7874 ,miseries of ,bathing4 ',after bathing in the river1 on returning to the bank for your clothes1 finding that a passing thief has taken a sudden fancy to the cut of every article of your dress4' #ahjg 7874 ,the ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 ,by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co4 ,published by ,longmans1 #ahjg4 ,crown #hvo4 ,pleasures of ,human ,life1 in a dozen dissertations1 interspersed with various anecdotes1 ,pleasures of ,fashion1 ,fashionable ,people1 ,market of ,love1 ,greeks1 ,literature1 ,hints to ,print ,collectors1 ,puffing1 etc41 coloured by ,rowlandson4 ,,footnote3 #f ,francisco ,caracci1 and ,general ,guise's collection 7,somerset-,house ,gazette71 from a note to ,mr4 ,ephraim ,hardcastle 7,editor73--',francisco ,caracci was the younger brother of ,augustino and ,annibale2 and ,antonio1 called from his deformity ,il ,gobbo1 was the natural son of ,augustino4 ,these were the individuals who formed that celebrated family of painters4 ,the father of ,ludovico ,caracci was a butcher 7era macelago71 and the father of ,annibale and ,augustino a tailor4 ,annibale resolved to mortify the pride of ,ludovico1 who despised him on account of his frequently reminding him of their low origin4 ,he therefore privately painted the portraits of the ,caracci1 as large as life1 in a butcher's shop1 and showed his picture for the first time to ,ludovico1 when in company with ,cardinal ,farnese4 ,it is now in the ,guise collection1 at ,christ ,church ,college1 ,oxford4 ,annibale is the butcher weighing the meat1 which a soldier 7,ludovico7 is purchasing4 ,augustino stands near them4 ,antonio is lifting down a carcase1 which conceals his deformity2 and the old woman represents their mother4 ,general ,guise is said to have given #a1ajjl4 for this picture1 which was purchased for him at ,venice4 ,talking of ,oxford1 did you ever see this collection8 ,if the old ,general ,guise had no more taste for fighting than for painting1 ,i would have met him and his legions with wooden cannon4 ,yet ,i have heard certain bigwigs of the ,university crack up the ,guise ,gallery6 ,they are nice social fellows at ,christ ,church for all this1 and men of taste2 a conversation on painting is brought to table in hall there1 like the wine--devilishly well iced4' #ahjh4 ,,social ,,and ,,general ,,caricatures4 ,january1 #ahjh4 ,the ,discovery4 ,january1 #ahjh4 ,wild ,irish1 or ,paddy from ,cork with his ,coat ,buttoned ,behind4 ,february #af1 #ahjh4 ,scenes at ,brighton1 or the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,plate #c4 ',a ,blackleg detected secreting cards c41 after drawing upon your purse on former occasions1 is the properest of men to run the gauntlet1 as he but too often produces substantial ,miseries for ,human ,life4' ,plate #d4 ',suffering under the last symptoms of a dangerous malady1 you naturally hope relief from medical skill and practice2 but flying periwigs1 brandished canes1 and clysters1 the fear of random cuffs1 c41 intrude and produce a climax in the ,miseries of ,human ,life4' ,march #a1 #ahjh4 ,miseries of ,high ,life4--',briskly stooping to pick up a lady's fan1 at the same moment when two other gentlemen are doing the same thing1 and so making a cannon with your head against both of theirs1 and this without being the happy man after all4' ,illustration3 ,,miseries ,,of ,,high ,,life4 ,march #a1 #ahjh4 ,the ,green ,dragon4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a clerical-looking and corpulent reprobate is receiving the upbraidings of his infuriated spouse1 to whom the artist has playfully given some resemblance to a veritable dragon1 with teeth1 claws1 and venom4 ,the position of affairs is further explained by a spirited representation of ',socrates and ,zantippe1' which hangs on the wall4 ,a pretty servant-maid1 who is making a somewhat hasty exit1 is supposed to have aroused the jealousy of the virago1 whose vials of wrath have brought her stout helpmate to a state of stupefaction and terror4 ,the picture is accompanied by the lines of ,gay1 from the ,beggars' ,opera3-- ,with rage ,i redden like scarlet1 that my dear inconstant varlet1 ,stark blind to my charms1 is lost in the arms of that jilt1 that inveigling harlot6 ,march #a1 #ahjh4 ,description of a ,boxing ,match4 ,june #i1 #ahjf4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,april #a1 #ahjh4 ,soldiers on a ,march4 ',to pack up her tatters and follow the drum4' ,designed and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the progress of the regiment is much impeded by camp-followers4 ,a stream happening to cross the route1 the marching party are wading through2 the soldiers bearing in addition to their knapsack the fairer burden of a wife1 and in some cases two infants1 with kettles1 gridirons1 and other culinary appliances1 the latter swinging on the end of their muskets4 ,the officer commanding the party has the advantage of securing a mount on the plump shoulders of a pretty damsel1 whose skirts are tucked up as a preparation towards wading across the water1 with the feathered hero on her back4 ,may #ab1 #ahjh4 ,the ,consultation1 or ,last ,hope4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--',so when the ,doctors shake their heads1 and bid their patient think of ,heaven--all's over1 good night6' ,from the picture1 which rejoices in this comforting quotation1 we judge the unfortunate invalid1 introduced by the artist as the principal figure in this humorous plate1 is in a bad case2 his suffering face expresses all the forlorn terrors of his extreme situation1 which seems tolerably hopeless1 since he is attended by no less than ten learned practitioners1 and a sick-nurse2 it is hard if among them they cannot settle their patient's condition4 ,the ten are by no means troubling themselves about their client all at once3 it is sufficient that a brace of the brethren are feeling each a pulse1 which operation does not seem to afford them much enlightenment1 since one is consulting his chronometer1 and the other is seeking inspiration from the head of his gold-topped stick4 ,their colleagues are more agreeably engaged in fortifying themselves for their arduous professional duties by attending manfully to the refreshment department4 ,the gouty patient has evidently been a man of substance2 over his mantel hangs a map of ',rotten ,boroughs1--,camelford1 ,devon1 c4' ,may #ba1 #ahjh4 ,volunteer ,wit1 or not ,enough for a ,prime4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bbg74--;,a party of ,volunteer officers are gathered round the mahogany of their entertainer1 who1 it seems1 is a notorious screw2 the host is offering to fill the wine-glasses of the mess1 but the dimensions of the glasses are somewhat miniature for bumper toasts4 ,a challenge is given from the chair3 ',come1 gentlemen-volunteers1 to the right and left--,charge if you please to the ,king6' ,the vice-chair is winning the sympathies of the rest1 and extracting a grin all round1 by standing up1 spectacles on nose1 and responding3 ',i should be very happy to obey your orders1 ,colonel1 but really your glasses are so small1 that1 dash me if there's enough for a prime6' ,the ,colonel's miserly disposition is hinted by the various papers thrown about1 on the ',current prices of ,port wine1' and such maxims as ',a penny saved is twopence got'2 with a statement pinned to the wall1 ',how to get rich1' ',pinch1 squeeze1 gripe1 snatch1 c4' #ahjh 7874 ,the ,anatomy of ,melancholy4 '',tis a misery to be born1 a pain to live1 a trouble to die4'--,a mixed scene of suffering and indifference4 ,propped up in a pillowed arm-chair1 before the fire1 is a melancholy invalid1 old1 decrepit1 and ill-favoured4 ,by his side is a list of ',remedies against discontents1' ',cure of jealousy1' c42 on the mantel is an array of doctor's bottles1 and a hatchment1--groans1 griefs1 sadness1--forms a cheerful adornment for the chimneypiece4 ,behind the sufferer1 whose last hour1 it seems1 is approaching--since ,death has thrust his head1 arm1 and hour-glass through a window above his head--is seated a blooming young damsel1 decked out in all the attractiveness of an evening toilette2 planted at a table by her side is a dandified admirer2 before them a dessert is arranged1 and decanters of wine are ready to hand4 ,the nonchalant pair are pledging one another amorously in bumpers1 while the spirit of the founder of the feast is departing4 ,a painting of ,democritus1 his face wearing an expression of grief on one side1 and laughter on the other1 explains the transitory nature of sorrow1 and the key of the situation is further offered by certain lines inscribed on a paper under the lady's hand3 ',come what may1 the cat will mew1 the dog will have his day4' ,may #ba1 #ahjh4 ,the ,mother's ,hope4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 7,no4 #bbh47--,the ,mothers ,hope is a pretty juvenile termagant1 a ,turk of the most irreclaimable order4 ,the young rebel is dancing about in a fine rage1 scattering his playthings1 and 'making a bobbery' which is setting the entire house by the ears4 ,the screams of the intractable elder are imitated by an infant in arms1 and a canary is adding its shrill pipings to the general squall1 after the nature of little warblers4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,mother',s ,,hope4 ,the wilful child is making a general statement of refractory resolutions3--',i don't like dolls--,i don't like canary birds--,i hate battledore and shuttlecock--,i like drums and trumpets--,i won't go to school--,i will stay at home--,i will have my own way in everything6' ,the horrified grandmother is growing prophetic on the strength of this irreconcilable prodigy3 ',bless the ,baby--what an aspiring spirit--if he goes on in this way he will be a second ,buonaparte6' ,june #d1 #ahjh4 ,the ,sweet ,little ,girl that ,i ,love4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7#afg47--;,a long military gentleman1 wearing spectacles1 a pigtail1 and a powdered wig and whiskers1 in the course of his perambulations has come across a quaint round little body1 as broad as she is long1 and perched on pattens3 the hero is stooping low to salute the lips of the dwarfed lady4 ,the picture is designed as a parody upon the lines3-- ,my friends all declare that my time is misspent1 ,while in rural contentment ,i rove3 ,i ask no more wealth than ,dame ,fortune has sent1 ,and the sweet little girl that ,i love4 ,the rose on her cheek's my delight3 ,she's soft as the down--the down of the dove4 ,no lily was ever so fair ,as the sweet little girl that ,i love4 ,june #d1 #ahjh4 ,odd ,fellows from ,downing ,street1 complaining to ,john ,bull4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside 7#afh74--;,john ,bull1 in his best clothes1 and standing in the vicinity of the ,treasury1 is receiving a deputation1 the members of which1 as far as appearance goes1 are singularly fitted for the order of ,odd-fellows4 ,the object of their interview is simply an appeal to the sympathies of the ,national ,prototype3 ',you must know1 ,mr4 ,bull1 we are a society of ,odd ,fellows who had a ,lodge in ,downing ,street1 and were robb'd of our cash and accounts1 notwithstanding we met at the ,king's ,head1 and so near the ,treasury too6 ,is not it very hard8 ,however1 we have left ,downing ,street entirely4' ,john ,bull1 who1 with his hand beneath his coat-tails1 is ruminating over other more weighty matters applying to his own case1 and peering through his huge spectacles1 returns in reply3 ',all ,i have to say1 my good friends1 is this--,i am very sorry for you1 but ,i must own ,i am of opinion if some more ,odd ,fellows in ,downing ,street were to quit their situations it would be very much to my advantage6' ,june #bj1 #ahjh4 ,a ,snug ,cabin1 or ,port ,admiral4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,very different cheer to the ,volunteer ,prime1 is found on board the ship of the port-admiral4 ,that worthy personage is drawn entertaining his naval colleagues1 admirals1 commodores1 and captains1 in his state cabin1 with the best of cheer2 baskets of prime vintage from the ,isles of the ,madeira1 are ready to the nimble steward's hand1 and the goodly flasks are uncorked in a twinkling4 ,the jorums on the mahogany are capacious1 and the glasses1 which are freely emptied1 would serve as goblets for more than half-pint bumpers2 however1 in spite of the hilarity1 and the liberal circulation of the decanters1 decorum is preserved1 and the naval commanders are comporting themselves like 'fine old ,english gentlemen1' while the toast goes round3-- ,come ,hurricane1 ,drink your ,wine4 ,here's to the wind that blows1 ,the ship that goes1 ,and the lass that loves a sailor4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,snug ,,cabin1 ,,or ,,port ,,admiral4 ,june #cj1 #ahjh4 ,accommodation1 or ,lodgings to ,let at ,portsmouth4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7#bai47--;,certain smartly-rigged tars have just come on shore1 evidently after a handsome haul in the way of prize-money1 as the spruceness of their turn-out evinces4 ,a highly presentable 'salt' has his wife in tow2 the lady has evidently taken a share of his good fortune1 being dressed in the height of the fashion1 with ear-rings1 necklets1 and chains1 heavy enough for cables1 to which are suspended miniatures1 seals1 and watches4 ,the happy pair are evidently about to set up housekeeping1 and an advertisement-board has just arrested their attention1 conveying the information1 ',lodgings for ,single ,men and their ,wives1' with an invitation to ring the bell4 ',why1 ,nan1' exclaims the tar to his partner1 'this is the very berth we have been so long looking after6' ,june #cj1 #ahjh4 ,the ,welsh ,sailor's ,mistake1 or ,tars in ,conversation4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 7#bbj47--,the artist has assumed a little poetic licence to perpetrate a jokelet of a very harmless order4 ,groups of sailors are seated on the forecastle1 some perched on coils of rope1 others on sea chests2 a ,british tar1 on a barrel1 with a canister of 'real ,oronooko' by his side1 is spinning a yarn to his messmates2 he has arrived at the exciting incident of his narrative3--'and so then1 do you see1 ,david1 we sprung a leak6' when his ,welsh messmate1 who cannot resist this allusion to a reputed national delicacy1 rather irrationally interrupts him3 ',cot pless us--and save us--did you8 and a ferry coot fetchitable it is2 ,i should have liked to have had a pit with you4' ,october #be1 #ahjh4 ,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures4 ,woodward del41 engraved by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,wonderfully ,mended2 shouldn't have known you again4 ,one of the series bearing ,rowlandson's name1 and published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4--,the scene represents the consulting room of some eminent quack of the day1 who1 dressed in his morning-gown and slippers1 with glasses on nose1 is receiving his decrepit and melancholy patients4 ,the comforting assurance given by the practitioner to his patients is1 it appears1 totally without foundation2 all his clients1 judging from their condition1 being in a fair way to supplement the ,bills of ,mortality4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,the ,last ,shift4 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4--,interior of a pawnbroker's shop2 two ,st4 ,giles's demireps are shown in the act of raising a loan to replenish their gin bottle1 at the expense of their wardrobe4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,breaking ,cover4 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4--,a fox-hunting party is passing through a village2 one of the ,nimrods has seemingly formed an attachment for a fair neighbour3 standing on the back and saddle of his horse1 he has contrived to raise himself to the level of the lady's casement1 and she is leaning out of window1 and rewarding his gallantry with a tender embrace2 meanwhile her husband in his nightcap1 opening the shutter below1 is securing a prospect of the proceeding1 which has thrown an expression of idiotic consternation over his simple features4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,get ,money4--,one of a series engraved in rough facsimile of ,rowlandson's original drawings1 and bearing an imitation of his autograph in the corner2 published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4 ,below the print appear the following lines3-- ,get ,money1 ,money still1 ,and then let ,virtue follow if she will4 ,three conventional types of ,israelites are indicated standing in ,duke's ,place1 the resort of ,jewish clothesmen1 eagerly canvassing the above doctrine1 and carrying out its first injunction4 ,illustration3 ,,doctor ,,gallipot4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,doctor ,gallipot placing his ,fortune at the feet of his ,mistress4 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4 ,throw physic to the dogs4 ,doctor ,gallipot1 a brandy-faced empiric1 who is dressed in the height of the ',frenchified' fashion1 the better to support his quackeries1 is laying the implements of his profession1 as his fortune1 at the feet of a slightly theatrical looking lady1 whose figure is delineated with ,rowlandson's accustomed grace and spirit4 ,november #a1 #ahjh4 ,rum ,characters in a ,shrubbery4 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street4--,four demireps1 of dissipated appearance and varied characteristics1 are regaling themselves on ,booth's gin at a public bar or ,rum ,shrubbery4 ,about #ahjh4 ,bartholomew's ,fair4 ,nixon del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,the fun of the ,fair is represented in full swing1 and the humours of the scenes displayed on all sides are seized and hit off with the usual felicity of both artists4 ,judging from the caricature1 the abolition of fairs in the ,city must have been a boon to public order and morality4 ,the noise1 disorder1 and misrule of the festivity are taking place outside the hospital4 ,boat-swings are revolving1 a few of the swings are getting into difficulties1 upsetting1 or the bottoms coming out1 while some of the swingers find themselves indisposed from the motion4 ,there are wandering sellers of sweets1 pastry1 and such things as were devoured at fairings1 boys with links1 for it is late1 and dusk2 booths for refreshments1 where customers are eating hot cakes cooked on the spot4 ,there are drinking stalls where tipplers are taking too much2 as is illustrated in the person of a reveller who1 finding himself overcome with liquor1 has laid down in the gutter to take a little rest1 an opportunity not lost sight of by the light-fingered gentry who have come for business2 the toper's watch1 purse1 hat1 and other portable property are swiftly transferred4 ,there are booths for dancing1 and there are merrymakers who are managing to dance outside2 there are revolving wheel-swings and merry-go-rounds2 there is a crowd of very miscellaneous merry-making company1 and parties of jolly sailors arriving outside coaches4 ,the harmony of the proceedings is varied by several rows2 and1 in more than one spot1 rings are formed for fair fighting1 and both men and women are exhibiting their prowess in the boxing line1 or exchanging buffets and scratches4 ,the signs and booths of famous showmen1 once the splendours of by-gone fairs1 are disposed around2 among the spectacles which invited those of our forefathers who 'went to see the shows1' we may notice that ,rowlandson has introduced ,miles' ,menagerie1 ,saunder's ,tragic ,theatre1 ,gingle's ,grand ,medley1 ,miss ,biffin1 ,polito's ,grand ,collection1 ,punch1 c4 ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures ,,against ,,buonaparte4 ,as we have already seen1 ,rowlandson's pencil and graver were enlisted against the ,corsican2 it would seem that the artist's anti-,napoleonic proclivities ran strongly from this period until the downfall of the ,emperor2 or else--which is the more reasonable solution--,english prejudices against the man whose almost frantic antagonism to this country is now forgiven1 if not well-nigh forgotten1 demanded an unlimited supply of pictorial satires to stimulate the national hatred1 a state of things which pleased both the publishers and the public1 and kept the caricaturist occupied1 although it is to be regretted that these somewhat imaginative scenes of horror employed his ready skill to the exclusion of those representations of social manners1 and the observances of the world around him1 whose eccentricities he might have sketched from the life--scenes drawn from a quaint and picturesque generation of which his earlier career has left us such lively pictures1 works which alone render his name worthy of his reputation1 and which form in themselves an inexhaustible and valuable legacy to his followers4 ,july #h1 #ahjh4 ,the ,corsican ,tiger at ,bay4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the mighty disturber of the peace of ,europe is figured under the form of a savage tiger1 with his natural head1 and on which he wears the enormous military cocked hat with its long plume--most indispensable accessories in all the caricaturist's portraits of the great 'little ,corsican4' ,the tiger's claws are rending four ',royal ,greyhounds1' which are quite at the mercy of the ferocious conqueror2 but a larger and stronger pack of ',patriotic ,greyhounds' are giving tongue1 and a fierce charge is being made by some very determined and mischievous-looking hounds who are rushing up to the attack4 ,the ,dutch ,frog1 isolated on his own little mudheap1 is promising to join the fray3 ',it will be my turn to have a slap at him next4' ,the ,russian ,bear and the ,austrian ,eagle1 are kept in secure bondage by heavy fetters1 but the triple-headed bird of prey is looking forward to a fresh onslaught1 and prompting his fellow-captive3 ',now ,brother ,bruin1 is the time to break our chains4' ,john ,bull1 on his own island shores1 has come out in the character of a sportsman2 he is pointing his piece at the tiger brought to bay1 and is singing nursery rhymes for the general encouragement3-- ,there was a little man1 ,and he had a little gun1 ,and his bullets were made of lead3 ,d--- me1 but we'll manage him amongst us6 ,july #aj1 #ahjh4 ,billingsgate at ,bayonne1 or the ,imperial ,dinner4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the members of the ,royal family of ,spain1 decoyed to ,bayonne1 are sitting down to a very unruly repast1 the entire company being at loggerheads4 ,the ,queen has risen from table1 and in true fishfag style she is raving at her son ,ferdinand1 who is confronting her3 ',now1 you villain1 ,i'll tell you to your face--and before my dear friend ,boney--you are no child of the ,king's--so you may shut up4' ,at this famous interview the ,oueen of ,spain1 it may be remembered1 after upbraiding ,ferdinand for his usurpation1 actually declared him illegitimate4 ,this argument1 according to the print1 does not demolish her opponent1 who is replying3 ',madam1 ,i know all your tricks1 and all the tricks of your ,prince of ,peace4' ,the ,infants of ,spain are encouraging the last speaker3 ',brother1 don't mind her1 we1 the ,infants1 acknowledge you2' a terrific personage1 with the emblem of a ,royal crown on the back of his seat1 is banging down his fist and demanding3 ',am not ,i the great ,zavallos8 will you be silent8' ,those on the opposite side are more tranquilly disposed2 ,charles1 who had abdicated by ,buonaparte's compulsion in favour of his son ,ferdinand1 is crying3 ',i wish they would let a poor old ,king play quietly on his fiddle6' while one of the diners is actually paying attention to his meal1 and wishing 'they would leave him at peace4' ,little ,buonaparte in the uniform of a general1 as he is usually represented1 has risen from a high-raised throne1 erected in accordance with his imperial state1 at the head of the table2 he is affecting to be in a passion at the general discord which he had ingeniously contrived to foster and bring about3 ',i'll tell you what1 if you make such a riot at my table1 ,i'll be d----d if ,i don't send you to the ,round ,house6' ,july #ab1 #ahjh4 ,the ,corsican ,spider in his ,web4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the formidable ,emperor is represented in a highly successful character as an overgrown spider2 his body is formed of 'unbounded ,ambition1' which is topped with his own head1 he enjoys an amazing capacity for swallowing the surrounding insects1 which seem unable to resist being drawn into his toils4 ,the voracious ,corsican ,spider in the centre of his wide-spread web1 is swallowing down a brace of ,spanish ,flies4 ',small ,flies ,innumerable' are entrapped in strings1 and even the largest specimens seem powerless to disentangle themselves2 the ,austrian1 ,dutch1 ,portuguese1 ,hanoverian1 ,etrurian1 ,prussian1 ,hamburg1 ,italian1 and ,venetian ,flies are all more or less effectually secured2 the ',pope ,fly' is half entrapped1 and is expressing a fear of being dragged in4 ,the ',russian ,fly1' of more hostile disposition1 has caught his feet in the snare3 ',i declare ,i was half in the web before ,i made the discovery4' ,the ',turkish ,fly' is at present free1 but its security is uncertain2 ',i am afraid it will be my turn next4' ,stout ,john ,bull is figured as the ',british ,fly'2 he is observing the wiles of the ',corsican ,spider' without any anxiety on his own account3 ',ay1 you may look1 master ,spider1 but ,i am not to be caught in your web6' ,july #ab1 #ahjh4 ,the ,corsican ,nurse soothing the ,infants of ,spain4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 7#bde47--;,buonaparte is acting as nurse to the rival ,spanish claimants1 still clad in his uniform and boots1 with the indispensable cocked hat of ,brobdingnagian proportions2 the ,emperor is lulling the entire royal family to sleep3 with one foot he is rocking the ',imperial ,cradle1' which contains ',the good old ,king and his amiable ,consort1' while ,don ,carlos1 in swaddling clothes1 with a padlock round his neck1 is slumbering upon one of the ,corsican's knees2 upon the fellow is held ,antonio under similar conditions1 while the arch-deceiver is rocking a duplicate ,imperial ,cradle containing the unconscious ',prince of ,asturias1' with his other foot4 ,july #bb1 #ahjh4 ,the ,beast as described in the ,revelations 7,chap4 #ac71 resembling ,napoleon ,buonaparte4 ,designed by ,g4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ,beast1 which has sprung from ,corsica1 is drawn with seven heads2 the names of ,austria1 ,naples1 ,holland1 ,denmark1 ,prussia1 and ,russia are on the respective crowns2 the seventh head1 which is of course that of ,napoleon1 is severed from the trunk1 while vomiting forth flames4 ,the distance shows cities on fire1 where the beast has wrought destruction2 on his body are the figures #fff1 the total of the numerals found in the name of ,napoleon ,buonaparte added together1 taking a as one1 i as ten1 t as a hundred1 and so on4 ,spain is represented as the champion who has had the courage to make a stand against the monster4 ,the patriot has crippled the destroyer2 the hero is armed with a sabre of ,true ,spanish ,toledo1 and is crying1 ',true patriotism shall thus subdue the monstrous beast1 and quell the rage of war4' ,his shield is ,catalonia1 a mitre1 ,st4 ,peter's1 ,rome1 is his helmet2 ,spanish ,patriotism has struck the decisive blow from his right arm1 ,asturias2 his sword-belt is ,madrid2 his legs ,cordova2 and with his foot1 ,cadiz1 he is strangling a serpent4 ,the fleet of ,admiral ,purvis is seen on the seas2 ,hope1 with her anchor1 is stooping to catch the crowns of ,france1 ,spain1 and ,portugal1 which have been shaken from the brow of the smitten beast4 ,august #ah1 #ahjh4 ,from the ,desk to the ,throne4 ,a ,new ,quick ,step by ,joseph ,buonaparte4 ,the ,bass by ,messrs4 ,nappy and ,tally4 ,designed by ,g4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,this caricature was issued to burlesque the astonishing elevation of ,joseph ,buonaparte to the throne of ,spain1 of which1 through his brother's ingenuity1 he secured a brief and by no means tranquil possession4 ,on ,napoleon's coronation1 his brothers had been created princes1 and ,joseph had been made ,king of ,naples before the ,spanish intrigue4 ,the caricaturist's version1 though striking1 is not literally true4 ,according to the print ,joseph ,buonaparte has one foot resting on the rail of the desk at which he lately occupied a seat1 with the other he is endeavouring to touch ,madrid on the map of ,spain and ,portugal4 ,his pen has fallen from his ear1 and he is straining to clutch the royal regalia of ,spain which is above his head4 ,from a paper pinned to the wall we are informed this remarkable promotion is taking its rise from the office of a 'public notary1 ,bayonne4' ,his fellow-clerks1 pausing with their quills uplifted1 to marvel at this sudden flight of ambition1 are making various pertinent observations3 ',what a prodigious step for a notary's clerk6' ,one clerk is exclaiming1 ',why1 ,joseph1 whither art thou going8'--',whither8' replies the elevated clerk1 ',whither1 but to fill my high destiny1 and1 like my noble brother1 sway the sceptre of another6' ,his colleagues are adding as riders1 ',he must needs go whom the devil drives1 and should it cost his neck6' ,but proverbs tell of many slips ,between the tankard and the lips1 ,and really ,i am apt to give ,the proverb credit as ,i live6 ,august #ba1 #ahjh4 ,king ,joe's ,retreat from ,madrid4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the occupancy of the ,spanish throne has not proved1 if we may trust the print1 a profitable sinecure of long duration4 ,king ,joseph is rushing away from his new dignity as fast as his legs will carry him2 the crown has slipped off in the flight2 the fugitive's invincible standards and the ',legions of ,honour' are in tatters1 but the hands of the ,frenchmen are not empty2 king1 officers1 and troops are all loaded with bags of plate and bullion4 ,the ,spanish soldiers are up in arms2 their priests are encouraging the pursuers1 who are firing a volley into the midst of the scared invaders1 while crying ',stop thieves6 stop thieves6 they have stolen the plate from the palace4' ,joseph's fears are too much for his self-command2 he is appealing to his great little brother1 ',why don't you stop8 the ,philistines are pursuing us4' ,napoleon is replying from his carriage1 which is tearing away up hill as fast as his coachman can urge the horses1 ',i can't1 brother ,joe1 ,i am in a great hurry myself4' ,august #bg1 #ahjh4 ,king ,joe on his ,spanish ,donkey4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,king ,joe1 the new sovereign1 is finding his seat anything but easy1 and even his military saddle has proved a failure2 the animal he has had the temerity to mount has become ungovernable2 the usurper is losing his seat2 the crown is flying one way1 the sceptre another3 ',bless me1 what a restive animal this is6 ,i thought he would have been as gentle as a ,french pony1 and was as easily managed as an ,italian greyhound6' ,the ,spanish donkey is neighing at a pack of ',saddle-bags for the ,spaniards1' and his heels are kicking to the winds the various proclamations1 ',all found with arms to be shot6' ',no liberty to a ,spaniard6' ',the road to fortune6' ',joseph1 ,king of ,spain6' ',french news6' ',no quarter6' ,thumbscrews for the rebels6' ,september #ab1 #ahjh4 ,a ,spanish ,passport to ,france4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a ,spanish don1 dressed in all his ancient splendour1 with a huge sombrero hat and feathers1 a long ,toledo rapier1 and wearing his fierce moustachios turned up to his eyes1 is kicking the ,french invader to ,france3 ',va-t'en1 ,coquin4' ,the usurper1 whose courage has disappeared1 is sneaking off in undissembled terror2 he is receiving the indignities inflicted by the don with abject servility3 ',votre trs humble serviteur1 monsieur4' ,september #ab1 #ahjh4 ,the ,political ,butcher1 or ,spain cutting up ,buonaparte1 for the benefit of her neighbours4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ,spanish don has put on a butcher's apron and sleeves2 the body of the late 'disturber of the peace of ,europe' is extended on his dissecting board1 and the operator is cutting up the ,corsican with professional zeal4 ,the ,spaniard is holding up his enemy's head1 and encouraging the other powers1 who have come to take a share in the dismemberment of the ,corsican1 ',now1 my little fellows1 here are bones for you all to pick4 ,the meat1 being just killed1 may be somewhat toughish1 but ,i'll warrant it fresh and high-flavoured4 ,true ,corsican veal1 ,i assure you1 you see the head6' ,the ,imperial double-headed eagle of ,austria1 is swooping over this morsel3 ',i have long wished to strike my talons into that diabolical headpiece1 and now ,i hope to do it effectually6' ,the ,prussian eagle is crippled3 ',oh6 the delicious morsel for an eagle to pick1 but my clipt wings cannot bear me so high4 ,cruel ,boney6 why cut them so short8' ,the ,italian greyhound is practising a new concerto called1 ',if you will not when you may1 when you will it shall be nay4--,the harmony by ,spain and ,portugal4' ,the ,danish dog is picking all the flesh left on the arm3 ',the nearer the bone the sweeter the meat2 but1' alluding to the presence of ,england1 'the nearer that ,bull1 the less ,i can eat4' ,the ,british bull-dog1 who has been enjoying portions of the joints1 has started up3 ',i should like to have the picking of that head1 for ,i dare say it is hare-brained6' ,the ,russian bear is indulging in the luxury of licking the ,napoleonic boots1 and he is beginning to long for a taste3 ',this licking gives me a mortal inclination to pick a bone1 as well as the rest4 ,but ,turkey's a fine garden1 and would be a vast acquisition4' ,sweden1 a white-coated dog1 is giving good counsel to her neighbour3 ',yes1 but a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush6' ,the ,dutch frog is seated on a cask of ,hollands1 beside a barrel of 'somniferous cordial' for ,king ,louis2 he is smoking a reflective pipe over his prospects4 ',if ,i were sure matters are as they appear ,i should like to pick a bone1 it is true2 but wisdom bids us doubt1 and prudence condemns precipitation1 so ,i'll e'en take another whiff6' ,in the slaughter-house at the rear are shown the carcases of ,murat1 ,dupont1 ,junot1 and others1 suspended by the heels4 ,september #ae1 #ahjh4 ,the ,fox and the ,grapes4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ,corsican fox1 who is still at large1 has turned his tail on certain rich vines heavy with ripe ,spanish grapes1 which are growing beside fine prolific ,portuguese plum-trees4 ,the fox1 who bears ,napoleon's head1 with his inevitable huge cocked hat1 is speciously trying to convince the ,gallic cock that the fruit1 which he cannot reach1 is not worth gathering1 ',believe me1 my dear doodle-do1 you would not like them4 ,i found them so sour that ,i absolutely could not touch them6' ,this excuse is not satisfactory to the hearer1 ',but1 my good friend1 you promised to bring me home some ,spanish grapes and ,portugal plums2 where are they8' ,september #ag1 #ahjh4 ,prophecy ,explained4 ',and there are seven kings1 five are fallen1 and one is1 and the other is not yet come1 and when he cometh he must continue but a short space4 ,revelation1 chap4 #ag1 v4 #aj4'--,the fulfilment of prophecy is pictorially set forth with a completeness which must have been felt eminently satisfactory3 the five kings that have fallen1 the crowned monarchs of ,prussia1 ,bavaria1 ,holland1 ,saxony1 and ,wurtemberg1 are all tumbling about in the ',slough of ,disgrace and ,ridicule4' ,the one that is1 is of course ',king ,nap4' ,the little ,emperor1 in all his imperial state1 robes1 crown1 orb and sceptre1 is still left standing1 but his face wears an apprehensive expression1 as he is gazing on the fate of the one that 'continued but a short space'--',king ,joe1' to wit1 who is driven beyond the ,pyrenean ,mountains in a state of consternation1 while a fair goddess1 the figure of ,spanish liberty1 floating on the clouds1 is depriving the usurper of the ,spanish crown4 ,september #bj1 #ahjh4 ,napoleon the ,little in a ,rage with his ,great ,french ,eagle4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,napoleon1 in his general's uniform1 with his sword drawn1 and bristling with rage up to the tip of his preposterous feather1 is menacing his huge ,french eagle1 which is much larger than himself2 the ,imperial crown is on the bird's head1 and one of his legs is tied up--the results of damages sustained in the recent flight from ,spain4 ,it will be remembered that ,joseph ,buonaparte evacuated ,spain ,august #ahjh4 ,napoleon is furiously rating his fugitive slave1 ',confusion and destruction6 what is this ,i see8 ,did ,i not command you not to return till you had spread your wing of victory over the whole ,spanish nation8'--',ay1 it's fine talking1 ,nap1 but if you had been there1 you would not much have liked it2 the ,spanish cormorants pursued me in such a manner that they not only disabled one of my legs1 but set me a moulting in such a terrible way that ,i wonder ,i had not lost every feather2 besides it got so hot ,i could not bear it any longer6' ,september #bd1 #ahjh4 ,a ,hard ,passage1 or ,boney ,playing ,base on the ,continent4 ,the design suggested by ,g4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,buonaparte1 with a drum for a seat1 and standing on the map of the ,continent1 with his foot placed on ,spain and ,portugal1 is trying to scrape through a difficult piece of music1 ,conquest of ,spain and ,portugal2 the music book is open on a desk before him4 ',plague take it1 ,i never met with so difficult a passage before4 ,but if ,i can once get over the flats we shall do pretty well1 for you see the key will then change to ,b sharp4' ,the ,russian bear1 with a muzzle on his jaws1 is trying to accompany his leader3 ',why1 that is natural enough1 brother ,boney1 though this ,french horn of yours seems rather out of order1 ,i think6' ,september #be1 #ahjh4 ,king ,joe ,co41 ,making the ,most of their ,time previous to ,quitting ,madrid4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 ,a cut-purse of the ,empire and the rule1 ,who from the shelf the precious ,diadem stole ,and put it in his pocket4--,,shakespeare4 ,before taking their hurried departure1 the ',intrusive ,king' and the ,french invaders are helping themselves to the spoils of the ,spaniards2 ',joe' is assisting himself to the regalia2 the generals are packing the royal and ecclesiastical plate of ,spain into chests for transport2 strong boxes are being filled with bags of ducats and medals2 the troopers are making off with sacks of treasure2 the curtains are torn down2 pictures are wrenched from the walls1 and such objects as statues1 which cannot be carried away1 are ruthlessly destroyed4 ,the ,french1 it appears1 wantonly damaged or burnt all the property which came in their way when they were unable to carry it off4 ,the wardrobe1 carriages1 and plunder from ,madrid were retaken by the ,british army4 ,the numerous carriages1 of all descriptions1 and tumbrils so completely blocked the road1 and filled the contiguous fields1 it was difficult to pass4 ,the carriages were completely loaded with baggage1 and the miserable animals pushed into deep and wet ditches4 ,the four-wheeled tumbrils were loaded with ammunition and money2 the soldiers got thousands of dollars and doubloons2 it is said that one man alone secured doubloons to the value of #h1jjjl4 ,the entire plunder1 baggage1 money1 artillery1 and the supplies of the ,french army were taken1 carriages1 animals1 and a great many ladies4 ,joe always travelled with a suite of the latter1 generally beautiful women4 ,it is said there were ten ladies of his private family with him2 those were all taken2 it is said he only escaped with the clothes on his back1 having lost his hat4 ,by way of replenishing his goods and chattels he actually stole the linen1 plate1 and clothes from every place he stopped at1 until he reached the ,french frontier4' ,september #bi1 #ahjh4 ,nap and his ,partner ,joe4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the ,dons of ,spain and ,portugal1 reunited in a body1 are heartily kicking the two ,buonapartes into the mouth of a mysterious monster1 opened for the reception of the pair and vomiting forth flames from a cavern supposed to represent the entrance to the infernal region4 ,so seeing we were fairly nick'd1 ,plump to the ,devil we boldly kick'd ,both ,nap and his ,partner ,joe6 ,october #a1 #ahjh4 ,nap and his ,friends in their ,glory4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a remarkably well assorted quartet1 according to ,english views at the period1 consisting of ,napoleon1 seated beside his friends ,death1 the ,devil1 and ,joseph1 ex-king of ,spain4 ,napoleon1 at whose back is a view of ,malmaison1 has risen to propose a toast3 ',come1 gentlemen1 here is success to plunder and massacre6' ,two of the guests are receiving this sentiment with rapture1 but ',joe1 the intruder1' is sitting in sulkiness1 discomfited by the late experience which had been forced on him4 ,a ,,new ,,song--,,nap ,,and ,,his ,,friends ,,in ,,their ,,glory4 ,to the ,tune of ',drops of ,brandy4' ,,nap4 ,these ,spaniards are terrible rogues1 ,they will not submit to my fetters1 ,with patience so gracefully worn-- ,nay1 sought for--by nations their betters4 ,but let us return to the charge1 ,and no longer with levity treat them1 ,once get them to lay down their arms1 ,and ,i'll warrant1 brave boys1 we shall beat them4 ,rum ti iddidy-iddidy1 ,rum ti iddidy ,i do6 ,,death4 ,brother ,boney1 we'll never despair1 ,a trusty good friend ,i have found you1 ,kill1 plunder1 and burn1 and destroy1 ,and deal desolation around you4 ,then gaily let's push round the glass1 ,we'll sing and run riot and revel1 ,and ,i'm sure we shall have on our side1 ,our very good friend here1 the ,devil6 ,rum ti iddidy-iddidy1 ,rum ti iddidy ,i do6 ,,the ,,devil4 ,believe me1 friend ,death1 you are right1 ,although ,i'm an ugly old fellow1 ,when mischief is getting afloat1 ,o then ,i am jolly and mellow4 ,as soon as these ,spaniards are crush'd ,again we'll be merry and sing1 ,sirs1 ,and that we will quickly 'complish1 ,and ,joey here1 he shall be king1 ,sirs4 ,rum ti iddidy-iddidy1 ,rum ti iddidy ,i do6 ,,don ,,joey4 ,excuse me from lending my aid1 ,you may jointly pursue them1 and spike them1 ,but lately ,i've seen them1 and own1 ,if ,i speak the plain truth1 ,i don't like them4 ,they ,liberty cherish so dear1 ,that they certainly make her their guide1 ,o1 ,who pleases may make themselves ,king1 ,but may ,i be devilled if ,i do6 ,rum ti iddidy-iddidy1 ,rum ti iddidy ,i do6 ,october #c1 #ahjh4 ,john ,bull arming the ,spaniards4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,john ,bull has arrived to assist the ,spaniards4 ,the national prototype1 grasping his cudgel of oak1 and surrounded by an array of stores of his own liberal providing1 is addressing friendly encouragements to the ,don3 ',my good friend1 you see ,i have brought you clothing for ten thousand men1 viz41 cheese1 shoes1 stockings1 belts1 and small clothes1 besides arms and ammunition1 and if that won't do ,i'll bring you ,gully and ,gregson1 and the ,devil is in it if they won't do6' ,his new ally is grateful1 and especially looks forward to the assistance of the prize-fighters3 ',we thank thee1 ,johnny1 for all thou hast brought1 and if thou canst bring the other two we shall be more obliged to thee6' ,john ,bull has furnished his friend with a tolerably liberal outfit1 piles of guns1 bayonets1 and swords1 barrels of powder1 shot galore1 bales of stockings1 shirts1 coats1 belts1 shoes1 with 7for what reason is not shown7 a marvellous selection of cheeses--,stilton1 ,cheshire1 ,gloucester1 ,cambridge1 ,yorkshire1 ,leicestershire1 ,cottenham1 ,bath1 ,wiltshire1 ,cream1 ,derbyshire1 c42 a sack of gold pieces is also included amongst the supplies3 we learn that at one time1 on the ,peninsula1 ',english guineas had no attraction1 the dollar or moidore was the medium2 but since guineas have been introduced in payment of the army the natives seem to appreciate their value4' ,october #ag1 #ahjh4 ,junot disgorging his ,booty4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,general ,junot has been seized by a ,british tar1 who is making the invader disgorge his plunder1 consisting of utensils of gold1 jewels1 and specie2 the ,spanish ,don is holding a receptacle for this costly booty in course of restitution4 ,the ,french officers are stamping in despair over the disasters of their chief3 ',morbleu6 comme il a mal au coeur1 notre pauvre gnral4' ,jack ,tar1 evidently thinking of 'the yellow boys1' is replying1 ',more blue8 why1 ye lubber1 what do ye mean by that8 don't ye see it's as yellow as gold8' ,november #ai1 #ahjh4 ,the ,progress of the ,emperor ,napoleon4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the career of the ,corsican is set forth pictorially in a progressive series of eight pictures4 ',first1 ,a ragged-headed ,corsican peasant2 second1 ,studying mischief at the ,royal ,military ,academy at ,paris2 third1 ,an humble ensign1 in a ,republican corps1 requesting a situation in the ,british army2 fourth1 ,a determined atheistical ,republican general ordering his men to fire on the ,parisians volleys of grape-shot2 fifth1 ,a ,turk at ,grand ,cairo2 sixth1 ,a runaway from ,egypt2 seventh1 ,a devout ,catholic2 eighth1 ,an ,emperor on a throne of iniquities1 ,o tempora1 ,o mores6' ,on the back of the imperial seat1 on which the last step of ,napoleon's progress leaves him1 is posted a list of murders set down to the ,corsican's account3--',duke d',enghien1 prisoners at ,jaffa1 ,palm1 ,captain ,williams1 ,pichegru1 ,caton1 ,toussant1 c41 c4' ,,an ,,academy ,,for ,,grown ,,horsemen1 ,,and ,,annals ,,of ,,horsemanship4 ,,communicated ,,by ,,geoffrey ,,gambado1 ,,esq4 ,riding ,master of the ,horse1 and ,grand ,equerry to the ,doge of ,venice4 ,,illustrated ,,with ,,plates1 ,,designed ,,by ,h4 ,,bunbury1 ,,etched ,,by ,t4 ,,rowlandson4 ,to turn and wind a fiery ,pegasus1 ,and witch the world with noble horsemanship4--,,shakespeare4 ,illustration ,,geoffrey ,,gambado1 ,,esq4 ',as ,i shall be as concise and explicit as possible in the valuable instructions and discoveries ,i am now about to communicate to the world1 it will be the reader's own fault if he does not profitably benefit by them4 ,when ,i have told him how to choose a horse1 how to tackle him properly1 in what sort of dress to ride him1 how to ride him out1 and1 above all1 how to ride him home again1 if he is not a complete horseman in the course of ten or a dozen summers1 ,i will be bold to foretell that neither the skill of ,mr4 ,astley1 nor the experience of ,mr4 ,john ,gilpin1 will ever make him one4 ',nil desperandum1 me duce ,teucro4 ',,directions ,,for ,,the ,,road4 ',in riding the road1 observe in passing a whisky1 a phaeton1 or a stage-coach1 in short1 any carriage where the driver sits on the right hand1 to pass it on that side1 he may not see you on the other1 and though you may meet with a lash in the eye1 what is the loss of an eye to a leg1 or perhaps a neck4 ',take care never to throw your horse down1 it is an unlucky trick1 and fit only for boys4 ,many gentlemen of my acquaintance1 and ,i too1 have been thrown down by our horses2 yet ,i scarce know an instance upon record of a gentleman throwing his horse down1 but many have complained to me of their servants doing it for them4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,pass ,a ,,carriage4 ',in passing a waggon or any tremendous equipage1 should it run pretty near a bank1 and there be a ditch and an open country on the other side1 if you are on business and in a hurry1 dash up the bank without hesitation1 for should you take the other side1 and your horse shy at the carriage1 you may be carried many hundred yards out of your road1 whereas by a little effort of courage you need only graze the wheel1 fly up the bank1 and by slipping or tumbling down into the road again go little or nothing out of your way4 ',,accidental ,,experiments ,,and ,,experimental ,,accidents1 ,,communicated ,,by ,,various ,,correspondents4 ',letter to ,mr4 ,g4 ,gambado4 ',sir--,i want your advice1 and hope you will give it me concerning a horse ,i have lately bought1 and which does not carry me at all in the same way he did the man ,i bought him of4 ,being recommended to a dealer in ,moorfields 7who1 ,i think1 is no honester than he ought to be71 ,i went to him and desired to look into his stable1 and so he took me in1 with a long whip in his hand1 which1 he said1 was to wake the horses that might perhaps be asleep1 as they were but just arrived from a long journey1 coming fresh from the breeders in the ,north4 ,there were some fine-looking geldings1 ,i thought1 and ,i pitched upon one that ,i thought would suit me1 and so he was saddled1 and ,i desired the dealer to mount him1 and he did1 and a very fine figure the gelding cut2 and so the people in the street said1 and a decent man in a scratch-wig said the man who rode him knew how to make the most of him1 and so ,i bought him4 ,but he goes in a different manner with me1 for instead of his capering like a trooper he hangs down his head and tail1 and neither whip nor spur can get him out of a snail's gallop4 ,and ,i want to know whether by law ,i must keep him1 as he is certainly not the horse ,i took him for1 and therefore ,i ought to have my money again4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,make ,,the ,,most ,,of ,a ,,horse4 ',the limner in our lane was with me when ,i bought him1 and has taken a picture of him as he was with the dealer on his back1 and another as he now goes with me upon his back1 by which you will see the difference1 and judge how better to advise me upon it4 ',i am1 ,sir1 your humble servant1 ',,tobias ,,higgins4 ',lavender ,row1 ,shoreditch4 ',mr4 ,gambado's ,reply4 ',sir--,upon a strict examination of the two pictures by the limner in your lane1 ,i am clear you are in possession of the identical horse you intended to purchase1 although he does not exhibit quite so much agility under you1 or make so tearing a figure as when mounted by ,mr4 ----1 who ,i am well acquainted with1 and who1 you may depend1 is as honest a man as any that deals in horseflesh4 ',you could have no right to return the horse if he went no better than one with his legs tied4 ,you stand in the predicament of ,lord ----1 who gave twenty guineas for ,punch1 and when he found he could not make him speak prosecuted the showman2 but my ,lord ,chief ,justice adjudged the man to keep his money1 and my ,lord his ,punch1 although he could not get a word out of him4 ',my opinion is1 sir1 as you ask it1 that the decent man in the scratch-wig made a very sensible remark when he observed that my friend ,mr4 ---- knew how to make the most of a horse1 and ,i am satisfied that you1 sir1 know with equal facility how to make the least of one4 ',i am1 ,sir1 your humble servant1 ',g4 ,,gambado4 ',p4,s4--,i am sorry to add my maid tells me that two shillings out of your five were very bad ones4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,make ,,the ,,least ,,of ,,him4 ',letter to ,g4 ,gambado1 ,esq4 ',sir--,being informed that you are now at home1 and desirous of giving every information in your power to those who may stand in need of it respecting their horses1 ,i beg leave to submit my case to you1 which1 considering how fond ,i am of the chase1 you must admit to be a lamentable one4 ,relying1 however1 sir1 as ,i do1 on your philanthropy 7,i should more properly say ,phillipigy7 and that zeal in the cause which has so long characterised you1 ,i make no doubt but the small difficulties ,i now labour under will be soon surmounted4 ',you must know1 sir1 ,i am very fond of hunting1 and live in as fine a scenting country as any in the kingdom4 ,the soil is pretty stiff1 the leaps large and frequent1 and a great deal of timber to get over4 ,now1 sir1 my brown horse is a very capital hunter1 and though he is slow1 and ,i cannot absolutely ride over the hounds 7indeed the country is so enclosed that ,i do not see so much of them as ,i could wish71 yet in the end he generally brings me in before the huntsman goes home with the dogs4 ,so thus far ,i have no reason to complain4 ,now1 sir1 my brown horse is a noble leaper1 and never gave me a fall in his life that way1 but he has got an awkward trick 7though he clears everything with his fore-legs in capital style7 of leaving the other two on the wrong side of the fence1 and if the gate or stile happens to be in a sound state1 it is a work of time and trouble to get his hind-legs over4 ,he clears a ditch finely indeed with two feet1 but the others constantly fall in2 that gives me a strange pain in my back like what is commonly called lumbago1 and unless you kindly stand my friend1 and instruct me how ,i am to bring these hind-legs after me1 ,i fear ,i shall never get rid of it4 ,if you please1 sir1 you may ride him a-hunting yourself any day you will please to appoint1 and you shall be heartily welcome4 ,you will then be better enabled to give me your advice2 you can't have a proper conception of the jerks he will give you without trying him4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,do ,,things ,,by ,,halves4 ',i am1 ,sir1 with due respect1 ',your very humble servant1 ',,nic4 ,,nutmeg1 ,clerk4 ',the ,answer4 ',,reverend ,,sir1--,your brown horse being so good a hunter1 and1 as you observe1 having so fine a notion of leaping1 ,i should be happy if ,i could be of any service in assisting you to make his two hind-legs follow the others1 but1 as you observe1 they seem so very perverse and obstinate that ,i cherish but small hopes of prevailing upon them4 ',i have looked and found many such cases1 but no cure4 ',however1 in examining my papers ,i have found out something that may prove of service to you in your very lamentable case4 ,illustration3 ,,tricks ,,upon ,,travellers4 ',an hostler has informed me that it is a common trick played upon bagsters or ,london riders1 when they are not generous to the servants at the inn1 for a wicked boy or two to watch one of them as he turns out of the gateway1 and to pop a bush or stick under his horse's tail1 which he instantly brings down upon the stick1 and holds it fast1 kicking at the same time at such a rate as to dislodge the bagman that bestrides him4 ,here1 sir1 is a horse that lifts up his hind-legs without moving his fore ones1 and just the reverse1 as ,i may say1 of yours1 and perhaps the hint may be acceptable4 ,suppose1 then1 when your horse has flown over a gate or a stile in his old way1 with his fore-legs only1 you were to dismount and clap your whip or stick properly under his tail and then mount again1 the putting him in a little motion will set him on his kicking principles in a hurry1 and it's ten to one but1 by this means1 you get his hind-legs to follow the others4 ,you will be able1 perhaps1 to extricate your stick from its place of confinement when you are up and over 7if you are not down71 but should you not it is but sixpence gone4 ,i send you this as a mere surmise2 perhaps it may answer1 perhaps not4 ',i beg to thank you for your offer1 which is a very kind one1 but ,i beg to be excused accepting it2 all my ambition being to add to the theory with as little practice as possible4 ',i am1 ,rev4 ,sir1 your most humble servant1 ',g4 ,,gambado4 ',letter to ,g4 ,gambado1 ,esq4 ',,good ,,sir1--,i am in great haste1 having a great quickness of pulse1 and my bed being now warming1 but cannot get into it without first informing you how fast ,i came home from market to-night1 and upon my old mare1 too1 who was always unkind before as to going4 ,but so it happened4 ,the old mare1 that ,i could never get to go above three miles an hour1 as soon as ever ,i was up1 set off1 and the devil couldn't stop her till she got home--ten miles in about fifty-eight minutes4 ,i'm in a heat yet4 ,but ,i have found out her motive1 and now the public may make use of it4 ,i had bought a couple of lobsters to carry home1 had their claws tied up1 and put one into each of my great-coat pockets4 ,well1 the old gentleman in my right pocket 7a cunning one1 ,i warrant him7 somehow or other contrived to disengage his hands1 and no doubt soon applied them to the old mare's side1 and1 ,i imagine1 had got fast hold of a rib by the time ,i reached the first mile-stone1 for she was mad1 ,i thought1 and my hat and wig were gone in a twinkle4 ,however1 when ,i got off1 and had taken a little breath1 ,i went into the kitchen to unload1 but missed one of my lobsters2 so ,i ran back into the stable1 and there was the hero hanging at the old mare's side2 she'd had enough of it1 and so stood quiet4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,make ,,the ,,mare ,,to ,,go4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,prevent ,a ,,horse ,,slipping ,,his ,,girths4 ',i thought myself bound to inform you of this1 hoping it would prove a great national discovery4 ,i mean to keep lobsters on purpose1 for it's cheaper than buying a horse instead of my old mare2 and ,i can go faster with one of them in my pocket than ,i could post4 ,when my boys come home from school1 to hunt in the forest1 ,i mean to treat each of them with a cray-fish for his pony1 and then1 ,i think1 we shall head the field4 ',i am1 sir1 yours1 ever in haste1 ',,peter ,,puffin4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,apotheosis ,,of ,,geoffrey ,,gambado1 ,,esq4 ',letter to ,,mr4 ,g4 ,,gambado1 editor of various learned performances4 ',,sir1--,you have no doubt heard of a description of ,natural ,philosophers1 called ,pigeon ,fanciers1 who breed the bird of that name1 and all its varieties4 ,i was once1 sir1 a member of this community1 till growing tired of punters1 tumblers1 nuns1 croppers1 runts1 c41 c41 ,i was resolved to enlarge my ideas1 by extending my researches and abandoning the biped1 to obtain a closer acquaintance with the quadruped4 ,i became a horse-fancier4 ,being fond of riding1 and daily observing1 in my airings to ,brentford1 a great variety of horses1 and a still greater variety in their motions1 ,i1 some years since1 set about making a collection of such as were singular and eccentric in their shapes and actions1 and ,i flatter myself no private museum can boast of a more admirable variety than ,i have possessed4 99 99 99 99 99 ',as amongst pigeons1 so amongst horses1 there are tumblers4 ,the feat is1 however1 performed differently1 and varies considerably in its effect on the performers4 ,as the pigeon executes this without anything on its back1 so the horse seldom achieves it without somebody upon his4 ,to the latter1 therefore1 we must give the greatest share of merit1 who ventures to perform upon a hard road what the other does only in the air1 without even a cloud to brush against4 ,the one preferring1 it seems1 the ,milky1 and the other the ,highway4 ',among horses1 ,i have never discovered a pouter2 but ,i have had a fine puffer4 ,the noise he made1 however1 and particularly when at his business1 was not pleasant2 and ,i let a neighbour have him cheap1 who had a good three-stall museum1 and a very heavy vehicle to draw2 so that in all weathers he might enjoy the entertainment of his very extraordinary qualifications4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,tumbler1 ,,or ,,its ,,affinities4 ',it is well known that there is a horse that is called a carrier1 so there is a pigeon likewise4 ,but as it may not be known to every one1 ,i must inform you that from very long observation1 ,i find the pigeon is the most expeditious of the two4 ',i am1 sir1 your very humble servant1 ',,benj4 ,,buffon4 ',,advice ,,to ,,would-,,be ,,horsemen4 ',i have given you the hints contained in my previous letters supposing you are at home enough on horseback to ride out alone1 and may possibly be tempted to travel the road1 as either the lucre of gain1 or the universal passion1 as a celebrated author calls the love of fame1 may send you forth4 ',let me entreat you to examine your tackling well at setting out1 particularly from an inn and after dinner4 ,see that your girths are tight2 many a good fall have ,i got by not attending to this4 ,ostlers are too apt to be careless1 and ought never to be paid till we see them the next time4#g ,an instance of a singular nature occurred at ,huntingdon a few years since to the ,rev4 ,d4 ,b41 of ,jesus ,college1 in ,cambridge1 which has given a discovery to the world 7productive1 indeed1 of a paper war71 but which may turn out beneficial to mankind1 as it proves #c to be equal to #d4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,ride ,a ,,horse ,,upon ,,three ,,legs4 ',the ,doctor dined at the ,crown2 it was dusk when he set out northwards4 ,i myself saw #cs4 charged in his bill for wine2 this accounts for his want of observation4 ,as for the ostler's1 ,i must attribute it to his having been paid beforehand4 ,the ,doctor went off at a spurt pretty much in the manner ,i have recommended1 and having got clear of the pavement he wished to 7what is called7 mend his pace2 but his horse was obdurate1 and all his influence could not prevail4 ,the ,doctor fancied at times he went oddly1 and therefore brought to at ,alconbury1 five miles from ,huntingdon1 and alighted for an examination1 when he discovered that the ostler1 through inattention1 had buckled up one of the horse's hind-legs in the surcingle2 and to this alone he had to attribute his hobbling way of going4 ',there was an ostler#h at ,barnet who was a moralist1 possibly this at ,huntingdon was an experimental philosopher1 and thought an old member of the ,university the most proper subject to put his experiment in execution4 ,it certainly answered as far as five miles2 but how it would succeed in bringing horses of different forms together over ,newmarket1 ,i am not competent to determine4 ,it seems as if one might work a lame horse thus and keep his unsound leg quiet4 ,if this experiment has been repeated it has been in private1 for ,i have not heard of it2 and ,i much question if it would ever be generally adopted4 ,when ,i say generally1 no reflection upon general officers4 ,a timid major1 however1 might keep his horse in due subjection on a review day by this method4 ',,geoffrey ,,gambado4 ,illustration3 ,,dr4 ,,cassock1 ,f4,r4,s41 ,,inventor ,,of ,,the ,,puzzle ,,for ,,tumble-,,down ,,horses4 ',letter to ,,mr4 ,,gambado4 ',i return you my most hearty thanks for the very salutary advice you have been good enough to give me1 from which ,i have derived much improvement1 and should have acknowledged sooner had ,i made sufficient trial of the fine machine you recommended in such warm terms4 ,my hobby1 as ,i told you before1 is an admirable animal1 and finely calculated for a pensive man like myself to take the air upon4 ,it was a pity he was prone to tumble1 and that1 too1 in stony roads the most1 for he was otherwise bordering on perfection4 ,so ,i sent for a carpenter on the receipt of your recipe1 and had a large puzzle of oak made for him1 after the pattern of those worn by the ,squire's pointers1 and ,i have found it answer prodigiously4 ',i have had nothing like a bad fall lately1 except one day in cantering over a ploughed field1 where1 upon a blunder1 the machine entered the ground with such force as to introduce a portion of the hobby's head along with it4 ,we came clean over1 and for some time ,i thought my hobby's neck was broken4 ,i did not mind it myself2 but ,i shall take care in future always to gallop on the hard road1 and then such another catastrophe cannot ensue4 ',i am1 sir1 ',your very obsequious humble servant1 ',,caleb ,,cassock4 ' ,p4,s4--,i forgot to tell you my parishioners stare at me a good deal4 ,the machine has an odd appearance1 ,i own1 but not altogether unpicturesque4 ,i got the drawing master of ,mr4 ,birch's school to send you a sketch of us4 ,it is esteemed a likeness4 ,that of the hobby is rather flattering4 ',my ,remarks4 ',i am happy to find the puzzle has answered so well2 and ,i doubt not now it has been tried and approved by such a right-headed reverend gentleman1 one who is also so good a horseman1 and understands all the matter so well1 that1 by producing his name1 ,i shall be able to get a patent for it1 which cannot but prove very lucrative1 for who has the horse that he will swear will never tumble down8 ',this ,i believe would be a question that would pose 7upon oath7 every man on horseback in ,hyde ,park on a ,sunday4 ',though ,dr4 ,shaw1 who is a great traveller indeed1 has the modesty to assure us that the ,barbary horses never lie down2 yet even he has not the effrontery to say that they never tumble down6 ',g4 ,g4 ',to ,g4 ,,gambado1 ,,esq4 ',,sir1--,hearing much of your knowledge in horses1 ,i beg leave to ask your advice in a business where my delicacy1 as a gentleman1 is deeply concerned1 and flatter myself that you will sensibly feel for my situation1 my future fortune in life depending on your decision4 ,i have the happiness to be well received by a young lady of fortune in this town1 who rides out every morning1 and has had the goodness to permit me to join her for some days past4 ,i flatter myself ,i am beloved1 but1 sir1 the horse ,i ride is my father's1 and he will not allow me to part with him3 and this horse1 sir1 has an infirmity of such an embarrassing nature1 that our interviews are unpleasantly interrupted at frequent intervals1 and my dear ,miss ,s---- will perhaps ride away with some other gownsman who is more decently mounted4 ',be pleased1 sir1 to send me a recipe for this complaint1 or ,i may lose my dear girl for ever4 ,i have tried several experiments1 but all in vain1 and unless you stand my friend ,i shall go distracted4 ',i am1 dear ,sir1 in a great fuss1 yours most truly1 ',,george ,,gillyflower4 ',st4 ,john's ,coll4 ,cam4 ,illustration3 ',,juvenum ,,pulcherrimus ,,alter1 ,,altera ,,quas ,,oriens ,,habuit ,,pr,,lata ,,puellis4'--,,ovid4 ',note from my ,farrier to the above4 ,illustration3 ,,how ,,to ,,travel ,,upon ,,two ,,legs ,,in ,a ,,frost4 ',,honoured ,,sir1--,by advice from ,mr4 ,gambado of your horse's complaint1 ,i have sent you a powder so strong1 that1 if administered night and morning in his corn1 ,i will be bold to say1 no horse in ,england shall ever suffer from the like again after ,thursday next4 ,shall be very thankful for your ,honour's custom in the same way in future1 and your lady's too1 if agreeable2 being1 ,honoured ,sir1 ',your servant to command1 ',,jo4 ,,wood4 ',to ,,geoffrey ,,gambado1 ,,esq4 ',,kind ,,sir1--,i have an extraordinary story to tell you1 that happened to me t'other day1 as ,i was bringing two pair of stays to ,miss ,philpot's1 at ,kentishtown4 ,i lives1 sir1 at ,finchley2 and a-top of ,highgate ,hill1 my horse makes a kind of slip with his hind feet1 do you see1 for it was for all the world like a bit of ice the whole road4 ,i'd nothing for't but to hold fast round his neck1 and to squeeze me elbows in to keep the stays safe2 and egad1 off we set1 and never stopt till ,i got to the bottom4 ,he never moved a leg didn't my horse1 but slided promiscuously1 as ,i may say1 till he oversate somebody on the road2 ,i was too flurrisome to see who3 and the first body ,i see'd it was a poor man axing charity in a hat4 ,my horse must have had a rare bit of bone in his back1 and ,i sit him as stiff as buckram4 ',your honor's obedient servant1 ',,james ,,jumps4' ,the ,art of ingeniously tormenting1 with five plates by ,woodward and ,rowlandson 7,tegg74 ,the ,caricature ,magazine1 or ,hudibrastic ,mirror1 in numbers4 ,,the ,,caricature ,,magazine ,,or ,,mirror ,,of ,,mirth ,,being ,a ,,collection ,,of ,,humorous ,,and ,,satirical ,,caricatures ,,designed ,,and ,,engraved ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson1 ,,esq4 ,,london ,,published ,,by ,,thomas ,,tegg #aaa ,,cheapside ,illustration3 ,,title ,,to ',,caricature ,,magazine4' ,the ,beauties of ,tom ,brown1 embellished with engravings by ,rowlandson1 one vol4 #ahjh4 ,chesterfield ,travestie1 or ,school for ,modern ,manners1 embellished with ten caricatures4 ,engraved by ,rowlandson from original drawings by ,woodward4 ,published by ,thomas ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside1 #ahjh4 ,republished under the title of ,chesterfield ,burlesque1 #ahaa4 ,mottoes4 ,the better sort should have before 'em ,a grace1 a manner1 a decorum4--,,butler4 ,o tempora6 ,o mores6--,,juvenal4 ,the times are out of joint1 ,o cursed spite1 ,that ever ,i was born to set them right4-,,shakespeare4 ,folding plate to face the title4 ,votaries of ,fashion in the ,temple of ,folly4 ,how to walk the ,streets4 ,the ,art of ,quizzing4 ,how to keep up a conversation with yourself in the ,public ,streets4 ,how to break a shop window with an umbrella4 ,behaviour at table4 ,notoriety1 ,singularity1 ,whimsical4 ,gentleman and ,mad ,author4 ',i will allow you twelve shillings a week to be my amanuensis6--,what do you think of that8' ,how to look over your husband's hand while at cards1 and find fault with him for losing4 ,the ,nobleman and the little ,shopkeeper4 ,chesterfield ,travestie1 or ,school for ,modern ,manners4 #a4 ,how to keep up a conversation with yourself in the public streets4--,an absent-minded orator 7passing the ,forum ,debating ,society71 is rehearsing1 with lavish declamatory action1 his peroration to the amazement and alarm of the passers-by4 #b4 ,notoriety4--,a buck in a ,jean-de-,brie4 ,singularity4--,an antiquarian oddity in the costume of three-quarters of a century earlier than the fashion prevailing at the date of the drawing4 ,whimsical4--,a dwarf of a woman wearing a cloak down to her toes1 and peaked poke head-dress4 #c4 ,the ,art of ,quizzing4--,three dandies are promenading arm-in-arm1 and unceremoniously criticising aloud a fine and pretty woman1 who is walking with a 'squab-old-put'3 ',d----d fine woman1 pon honour1 but what a quiz of a fellow she has taken in tow there6' ,august #be1 #ahjh4 ,behaviour at ,table4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the author offers four excellent directions touching the genteel 'behaviour expected at table1' and if his injunctions were strictly carried out1 there is no question that his pupils would be accepted in every society as remarkably polished and well-bred young gentlemen1 who had studied ,lord ,chesterfield's 'advice' to some purpose2 perfect ornaments1 indeed1 to any company amongst which they might find themselves1 and desirable patterns for imitation4 #a4 ,place your elbows on the table like a ,church ,warden at a parish vestry4 #b4 ,stretch your arms across the table to get at what best suits your appetite4 #c4 ,cough and yawn over the dishes4 #d4 ,loll on two chairs while making use of your toothpick4 ,illustration3 ,,behaviour ,,at ,,table4 #ahjh4 ,a ,lecture on ,heads1 by ,g4 ,a4 ,stevens1#i with additions as delivered by ,mr4 ,charles ,lee ,lewis1 embellished with twenty-five humorous characteristic prints1 from drawings by ,george ,moutard ,woodward ,esq4 ,engraved by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,frontispiece3 ,interior of ,covent ,garden ,theatre4 ,c4 ,lee ,lewis delivering ',a ,lecture on ,heads' to a crowded audience4 ,sir ,whisky ,whiffle4 ,jockey4 ,half ,foolish ,face4 ,drunken ,head4 ,a ,freeholder4 ,female ,moderator4 ,master ,jacky4 ,london ,blood4 ,a ,lady of the ,town4 ,a ,connoisseur4 ,a worldly-wise man2 or a man wise in his own conceit4 ,male ,moderator4 ,italian ,singer4 ,an ,old ,maid4 ,an ,old ,bachelor4 ,the ,crying ,philosopher4 ,counsellor4 ,frenchman4 ,british ,sailor4 ,spaniard4 ,dutchman4 ,politician4 ,methodist ,preacher4 #ahjh4 ,british ,sailor4 ,frenchman4 ,spaniard4 ,dutchman4 ,four characters on a sheet1 published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the same etchings are given1 under similar descriptions1 in the ',lecture on ,heads1' by ,g4 ,a4 ,stevens1 with illustrations by ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward1 engraved by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,december #a1 #ahjh4 ,miseries of ,human ,life 7,plates issued in previous years and collected in #ahjh74 ,designed and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 and published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,frontispiece3 ,the title in a frame2 below it a gouty old miser1 wrapped in flannel1 is being dragged off in his chair by ,death1 in spite of his crutch and his struggles to get back to his riches1 spread in the strong box1 over which he has lost all control2 his heirs in the meantime are helping themselves1 making light of his hoarded savings1 and taunting the impotent money-grubber1 who has accumulated riches for them to fling away4 ,miseries of ,human ,life4--,introductory dialogue3 ',sickness befriends temperance by the simplicity of diet which it introduces2 it wards off the varied injuries of the open air by requiring the party to inhale a thousand times over1 the cherishing1 equable1 and safely treasured atmosphere of a chamber4' ,the picture treats all these fanciful advantages from a burlesque point of view3 a sufferer is on his pallet surrounded by all the inconveniences of washing1 cooking1 and other domestic arrangements1 limited to one apartment1 to serve him as 'kitchen1 parlour1 and bed-room1 and all4' ,miseries of the ,country4--,following on horseback a slow cart1 through an endless narrow lane1 at sunset1 when you are already too late1 and want all the help of your own eyes1 as well as your horse's feet to carry you safe through the rest of your unknown way4 ,more ,miseries4--',being overpersuaded to stand up in a country dance1 when you know1 or1 what is equally bad1 conceive that a bear would eclipse you in grace and agility4' 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,fabricious's ,description of the ,poets4 ,vide ',gil ,blas4'--',people think that we often dine with ,democritus1 and there they are mistaken4 ,there is not one of my fraternity1 not even excepting the makers of ,almanacs1 who is not welcome to some good table4 ,as for my own part1 there are two families where ,i am received with pleasure4 ,i have two covers laid for me every day1 one at the house of a fat director of the farms1 to whom ,i have dedicated a romance1 and the other at the house of a rich citizen1 who has the disease of being thought to entertain wits every day at his table2 luckily he is not very delicate in his choice1 and the city furnishes him with great plenty4' 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,human ,life4--,struggling through the curse of trying to disentangle your hair1 when by poking curiously about on board of ship it has become clammed and matted with pitch or tar1 far beyond all the powers of the comb4 7#ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,having so flaccid a cheek that the parish barber1 who shaves you1 is obliged to introduce his thumb into your mouth to give it a proper projection1 cutting his thumb in this position with the razor4 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,social ,life4--,escorting four or five country cousins1 on their first importation into ,london from the ,terra ,incognita of ,england1 to the lions1 the waxworks1 the monuments1 c4 c4 ,miseries ,miscellaneous4--,stepping out of a boat at low water on a slippery causeway1 upon a stone which slides under you1 and you descend in the mud up to the chin4 7#ahjg47 ,a ,stag at ,bay1 or ,conjugal ,felicity4 ,a ,romance4--,a matrimonial dispute2 the wife is attacking her spouse incontinently1 and he is protecting himself1 and keeping the aggressor at arm's length with a dirty mop4 ,the ,shaver and the ,shavee4 ,h4 ,bunbury del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,showing off4--,a pair of horsemen are endeavouring to put on a sportsmanlike appearance1 which is somewhat disturbed by the restiveness of their steeds2 one rider is slipping off1 and the other1 while his horse is going down on his knees in a reverential posture1 is flung over the animal's head4 ,the ,production of a ,post-,house4--,the stable-door of a post-house is opened1 and a sorry broken-kneed ramshackle horse is trotted out1 to the amusement of the people standing about1 and to the horror of a gentleman who has evidently come for a mount4 ,symptoms of ,choking4--,a corpulent individual has suddenly left the dinner-table1 under an impulse to choke2 the rest of the company are thrown into such alarm at his critical situation1 that the table-cloth1 soup-turreens1 wine1 decanters1 plates1 glasses1 and all the service are dragged on to the floor in universal destruction4 7#ahjf47 ,the ,enraged ,vicar4--,a smaller version of this subject 7see ,march #a1 #ahjg74 ,to see them rattle1 howl1 and tear1 ,by ,jove1 'twould make a parson swear4 ,symptoms of ,restiveness4--,the restiveness referred to appears to be nothing more than a tendency to rest in one spot2 a sailor1 probably at ,portsmouth1 from the view of the sea and shipping1 is mounted on a steed which he is vainly belabouring with a cudgel1 while an old hag is banging away at the poor brute with a long and heavy broom1 to the delight of a convivial party1 assembled to drink outside a public-house1 within view of the dilemma4 7#ahjh47 ,pall ,mall4 ,o bear me to the paths of fair ,pall ,mall1 ,safe are thy pavements1 grateful is thy smell2 ,at distance rolls along the gilded coach1 ,nor sturdy carmen on thy walks encroach4 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,public ,places4--,after the play1 on a raw1 wet night1 with a party of ladies1 fretting and freezing in the outer lobbies and at the street-doors of the theatre1 among chairmen1 barrow-women1 yelling linkboys1 and other human refuse1 in endless attempts to find out your servant or carriage1 which1 when found out at last1 cannot be drawn up nearer than a furlong from the door4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries ,miscellaneous4--,the necessity of sending a verbal message of the utmost consequence by an ass1 who1 you plainly perceive1 will forget 7or rather has already forgotten7 every word you have been saying4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,reading and ,writing4--,as you are writing drowsily by the fire1 on rousing and recollecting yourself1 find your guardian in possession of your secret thoughts1 which he never ceases to upbraid you with4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries ,personal4--,when in the gout receiving the ruinous salutation of a muscular friend 7a sea captain71 who1 seizing your hand in the first transports of a sudden meeting1 affectionately crumbles your chalky knuckles with the gripe of a grasping-iron1 and then further confirms his regard for you by greeting your tenderest toe with the stamp of a charger4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of the ,country4--,while you are out with a walking party1 after heavy rains1 one shoe suddenly sucked off by the boggy clay1 and then1 in making a long and desperate stretch 7which fails71 with the hope of recovering it1 the other is left in the same predicament4 ,the second stage of ruin is that of standing1 or rather tottering in blank despair1 with both bare feet planted ankle-deep in the quagmire4 7,january #a1 #ahjf47 ,miseries of ,london4--,chasing your hat 7just blown off in a high wind7 through a muddy street--a fresh gust always whisking it away at the moment of seizing it2 when you have at last caught it deliberately putting it on1 with all its sins upon your head1 amidst the jeers of the populace4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,travelling4 ',o ,miserabile mihi4' ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,adelphi4--,a restive horse in a gig backing into the windows of a potter's shop2 alarmed at the terrific crash1 you become panic-struck1 with the perspiration starting from every pore4 7,april #ab1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,travelling4--,being mounted on a beast who1 as soon as you have watered him on the road1 proceeds very coolly to repose himself in the middle of the pond1 without taking you at all into his counsel or paying the slightest attention to your remonstrances4 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,social ,life4--,sitting for hours before a smoky chimney1 like a ,hottentot in a kraal2 then1 just as your sufferings seem at last to be at an end1 puff1 puff1 whiff1 whiff1 again1 far more furious than ever4 ,add to this a scolding wife4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,social ,life4--,walking in a wind that cuts to the bone1 with a narrating companion1 whose mind and body cannot move at the same time2 or1 in other words1 who1 as he gets on with his stories1 thinks it necessary1 at every other sentence1 to stand stock-still1 face about1 and make you do the same2 then1 totally regardless of your shivering impatience to push on1 refuses to stir an inch till the whole of his endless thread is fairly wound out4 ',dixit et adversi stetit ora4' 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of the ,country4--,losing your way on foot at night in a storm of wind and rain1 and this immediately after leaving a merry fireside4 7#ahjf47 ,more ,miseries4--,being nervous and cross-examined by ,mr4 ,garrow 7in a ,law ,court74 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,endeavouring to make violent love under the table and pressing the wrong foot4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,sitting on a chair which a servant has fractured and put together the preceding morning1 and upon attempting to lean back falling to the ground before a large party2 a country servant bursting into a roar of laughter4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,being obliged to kiss a remarkably plain woman at forfeits1 when you engaged in the pastime only with the hope of being able to salute a lovely young lady1 to whom you are particularly attached4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,travelling4--,starting for a long ride1 on a dinner engagement1 without a great-coat1 in a mist1 a mizzle1 a drizzle1 a rain1 a torrent4 ,on arriving at the house at last1 completely drenched1 you have to beg the favour of making yourself look like a full or empty sack1 by wearing your host's clothes1 he being either a dwarf or a giant1 and you the contrary4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of ,games1 ,sports1 c4--,in skating1 slipping in such a manner that your legs start off in this unaccommodating posture2 from which1 however1 you are soon relieved by tumbling forwards on your nose1 or backwards on your skull4 ,also learning to cut the outside edge on skates that have no edge to cut with--ice very rugged4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,in the country1 going to a party to dinner1 getting very tipsy1 quitting the house in a dark night1 and getting upon your horse with your face towards the tail1 and wondering during the few minutes that you are able to keep your seat1 amidst the jeers of your companions1 what freak can have entered the brain of the beast to go backwards4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of the ,table4--,inviting a friend1 whom you know to be particularly fond of the dish1 to partake of a fine hare1 haunch1 c41 which you have endeavoured to keep exactly to the critical moment1 but which is no sooner brought in than the whole party1 with one nose1 order it to be taken out4 7#ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,at an inn1 going into a bed too short1 with a wooden leg1 which you were too fatigued to unstrap1 drawing up the living one1 going to sleep with the other sticking out at the bottom1 which1 when the chambermaid comes in for the candle1 she conceives to be the handle of the warming-pan1 which she has carelessly left in the bed4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,sending a challenge1 requesting a timid friend to attend you to the field1 who1 you think1 will not fail to acquaint the magistrate of it2 going with honour to the appointed spot1 anxiously looking back at every step to see if the ,bow ,street officers are coming1 without seeing a soul but your antagonist and the seconds4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries ,domestic4--,squatting plump on an unsuspected cat in your chair4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,being persuaded to put your finger into the cage of a parrot and to rub its poll1 upon an assurance1 from its doating mistress1 that it is the most gentle bird in the universe1 suddenly feeling the sanguinary effects of its beak4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4--,having a newly-rolled gravel walk1 finding some friends whom you had asked to dine with you amusing themselves before dinner by drawing each other in your child's chaise1 which disastrously stood at the bottom of the garden1 within sight2 seeing the narrow wheels cut up the walk most unmercifully1 and being deterred by a false notion of politeness from giving them a hint to desist4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,cold ,broth and ,calamity4--,a smaller edition of this subject1 the disasters of various parties on the ice1 but treated with perfect originality as regards the various incidents4 ,miseries ,domestic4--,waking in the middle of the night in a state of raging thirst1 eagerly blundering to the washing-stand1 and there finding the broad-mouthed pitcher1 which you lift to your lips1 so full that1 besides amply satisfying your thirst1 it keeps cooling your heated body1 and purifying your linen with the overplus4 7#ahjf47 ,miseries of the ,country4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,adelphi4--,passing the worst part of a rainy winter in a country so inveterately miry as to imprison you within your own premises2 so that by way of exercise1 and to keep yourself alive1 you take to rolling your gravel walks 7though already quite smooth71 cutting wood 7though you have more logs than enough71 working the dumb-bells1 or such other irrational exercise4 7,april #ab1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of the ,country4--,while deeply1 delightfully1 and1 as you hope1 safely engaged at home in the morning1 after peremptory orders of denial to all comers whomsoever1 to be suddenly surprised1 through the treachery or folly of your servant1 by an inroad from a party of the starched1 stupid1 cold1 idle natives of a country town1 who lay a formal siege 7by sap7 to your leisure4 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,london4--,being a compulsory spectator and auditor of a brawling and scratching match between two drunken drabs1 in consequence of the sudden influx of company1 by whom you are hemmed in a hundred yards deep in every direction1 leaving you no chance of escape till the difference of sentiment between the ladies is adjusted4 ,where you stand you are 7that is1 ,i was7 closely bounded in front by a barrow of cat's meat1 the unutterable contents of which employ your eyes and nose1 while your ear is no less fully engaged by the ,tartarean yell of its driver4 7#ahjg47 ,miseries of ,travelling4--,on packing up your clothes for a journey1 because your servant is a fool1 the burning fever into which you are thrown when1 after all your standing1 stamping1 kneeling1 tugging1 and kicking1 the lid of your trunk refuses to approach within a yard of the lock4 7#ahjg47 ,more ,miseries4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,being pinned up to a door1 round the neck1 by the horns of an enraged overdriven ox4 7,april #a1 #ahjg47 ,miseries of the ,country4--,while on a visit in the ,hundred of ,essex being under the necessity of getting dead-drunk every day to save your life4 7,see #ahjg1 p4 #gh47 ,et propter vitam vivendi perdere causas4444 ,miseries of ,social ,life4--,dining and passing the whole evening with a party of fox-hunters1 after they have had what they call 'glorious sport2' and1 while you execrate the very name of a hound1 being gorged with the crambe recocta of one chase after another1 till you wish the country was underground4 7,january #a1 #ahjg47 ,,the ,,microcosm ,,of ,,london1 ,,or ,,london ,,in ,,miniature4 ,with ,illustrations by ,pugin and ,rowlandson4 ,,published ,,by ,r4 ,,ackermann1 ,,repository ,,of ,,arts1 #aja ,,strand4 ,with reference to the illustrations1 which form the principal feature of this work1 we borrow a paragraph from the ',introduction'3-- ',the great objection that men fond of the fine arts have hitherto made to engravings on architectural subjects has been that the buildings and figures have almost invariably been designed by the same artists4 ,in consequence of this the figures have been generally neglected1 or are of a very inferior cast1 and totally unconnected with the other part of the print2 so that we may sometimes see men and women in ,english dresses delineated in an ,english view of an ,italian palace1 and ,spanish grandees in long cloaks and ladies in veils seated in one of our own cathedrals4 ,the dress1 we know1 is neither new nor rare2 ,but how the powers came it there8 ',to remove these glaring incongruities from the publication1 a strict attention has been paid1 not only to the country of the figures introduced in the different buildings1 but to the general air and peculiar carriage1 habits1 c41 of such characters as are likely to make up the majority in particular places4 ',the architectural part of the subjects that are contained in this work will be delineated1 with the utmost precision and care1 by ,mr4 ,pugin1 whose uncommon accuracy and elegant taste have been displayed in former productions4 ,with respect to the figures1 they are from the pencil of ,mr4 ,rowlandson1 with whose professional talents the public are already so well acquainted that it is not necessary to expatiate on them here4 ,as the following list comprises almost every variety of character that is found in this great metropolis1 there will be ample scope for the exertion of his abilities2 and it will be found that his powers are not confined to the ludicrous1 but that he can vary with his subject1 and1 wherever it is necessary1 descend ,from grave to gay1 from lively to severe4' ,rowlandson and ,pugin del4 et sc4 #a4 ,drawing from ,life at the ,royal ,academy1 ,somerset ,house4 #b4 ,exhibition ,room1 ,somerset ,house4 ,great ,room at the ,royal ,academy1 at the time of the annual picture ,exhibition4 #c4 ,board ,room of the ,admiralty1 ,parliament ,street4 #d4 ,a ,view of ,astley's ,amphitheatre1 ,westminster ,bridge4 #e4 ,the ,asylum1 or ,house of ,refuge for ,friendless and ,deserted ,girls1 ,lambeth4 #f4 ,christie's ,auction ,room4 #g4 ,the ,great ,hall1 ,bank of ,england4 #h4 ,bartholomew ,fair1 ,smithfield4 #i4 ,billingsgate ,market4 #aj4 ,the ,hall1 ,blue ,coat ,school1 during the orations on the grand anniversary1 ,st4 ,matthew's ,day1 ,september #ba4 #aa4 ,bow ,street ,office4 ,an ,examination before the ,magistrates4 #ab4 ,pass ,room1 ,bridewell4 #ac4 ,british ,institution1 ,pall ,mall 7late ,alderman ,boydell's ',shakespeare ,gallery'74 #ad4 ,the ,hall and ,staircase1 ,british ,museum1 ,montague ,house4 #ae4 ,the ,great ,hall1 ,carlton ,house1 ,pall ,mall4 #af4 ,the ,roman ,catholic ,chapel1 ,lincoln's ,inn ,fields4 #ag4 ,coal ,exchange4 #ah4 ,the ,royal ,cockpit1 ,bird ,cage ,walk1 ,st4 ,james's ,park4 #ai4 ,water ,engine1 ,coldbath ,fields ,prison4 #bj4 ,the ,college of ,physicians1 ,warwick ,lane4 #ba4 ,house of ,commons4 7,during a ,debate47 #bb4 ,court of ,chancery1 ,lincoln's ,inn ,hall4 #bc4 ,court of ,common ,pleas1 ,westminster ,hall4 #bd4 ,court of ,king's ,bench1 ,westminster ,hall4 #be4 ,court of ,exchequer1 ,westminster ,hall4 #bf4 ,covent ,garden ,market4 ,westminster ,election4 ,hustings in front of ,st4 ,paul's ,church4 #bg4 ,covent ,garden ,theatre4 7,during the performance of an ,oratorio47 #bh4 ,the ,custom ,house1 from the ,thames4 #bi4 ,the ,long ,room1 ,custom ,house4 #cj4 ,the ,debating ,society 7the ,athenian ,lyceum71 ,piccadilly4 #ca4 ,doctors' ,commons 7,great ,rider ,street1 ,st4 ,paul's47 #cb4 ,drury ,lane ,theatre4 #cc4 ,the ,corn ,exchange1 ,mark ,lane4 #cd4 ,exhibition of the ,society of ,painters in ,water ,colours1 ,old ,bond ,street4 #ce4 ,fire in ,london4 7,albion ,mills1 ,surrey side of ,blackfriars ,bridge2 burnt ,march #c1 #agia47 #cf4 ,fleet ,prison 7the ,debtors' ,prison1 as rebuilt after the riots in #aghj71 ,ludgate ,hill4 #cg4 ,foundling ,hospital4 7,the ,chapel47 #ch4 ,freemasons' ,hall 7,freemasons' ,tavern71 ,great ,queen ,street4 #ci4 ,great ,subscription ,room at ,brooks'1 ,st4 ,james's ,street4 #dj4 ,guildhall4 #da4 ,guildhall1 ,court of ,king's ,bench4 ,examination of a ,bankrupt before his ,creditors4 #db4 ,common ,council ,chamber1 ,guildhall4 #dc4 ,the ,hall1 ,heralds' ,office1 or the ,college of ,arms1 ,st4 ,benet's ,hill1 ,doctors' ,commons4 #dd4 ,middlesex ,hospital1 ,charles ,street 7,ward ,room74 #de4 ,east ,india ,company4 ,the ,sale ,room4 #df4 ,king's ,bench ,prison 7,debtors1 c471 ,st4 ,george's ,fields4 #dg4 ,king's ,mews1 ,charing ,cross4 #dh4 ,lambeth ,palace1 #ahji4 #di4 ,lloyd's ,subscription ,room4 7,underwriters' ,room47 #ej4 ,leadenhall ,market4 #ea4 ,egyptian ,hall1 ,mansion ,house4 #eb4 ,house of ,lords4 #ec4 ,lottery ,drawing1 ,coopers' ,hall4 #ed4 ,magdalen ,chapel1 ,magdalen ,house4 #ee4 ,the ,mint4 ,stamping the ,impression 7,tower74 #ef4 ,mounting ,guard at ,st4 ,james's ,park 7,horse ,guards74 #eg4 ,newgate ,chapel4 7',the ,condemned ,sermon4'7 #eh4 ,old ,bailey4 7,examination of a ,witness47 #ei4 ,opera ,house1 ,haymarket4 7,a ,ballet ,scene47 #fj4 ,the ,pantheon4 7,a ,masquerade47 #fa4 ,the ,philanthropic ,society's ,chapel 7,st4 ,george's ,fields74 #fb4 ,the ,pillory1 ,charing ,cross4 #fc4 ,the ,post ,office1 ,lombard ,street4 7,sorting ,office47 #fd4 ,quakers' ,meeting 7,bishopsgate ,street74 #fe4 ,the ,queen's ,palace1 ,st4 ,james's ,park4 7,buckingham ,house47 #ff4 ,the ,royal ,circus1 ,st4 ,george's ,fields4 #fg4 ,the ,royal ,exchange4 #fh4 ,library of the ,royal ,institution1 ,albemarle ,street4 #fi4 ,sadler's ,well ,theatre4 7,an ,aquatic ,representation47 #gj4 ,sessions' ,house1 ,clerkenwell4 #ga4 ,society for the ,encouragement of the ,arts1 c41 ,adelphi4 #gb4 ,society of ,agriculture1 ,sackville ,street1 ,piccadilly4 7,an assembly of members in the ,great ,room47 #gc4 ,somerset ,house1 ,strand4 #gd4 ,stamp ,office1 ,somerset ,house4 #ge4 ,stock ,exchange1 ,capel ,court1 ,bartholomew ,lane4 #gf4 ,drawing ,room1 ,st4 ,james's ,street4 #gg4 ,st4 ,luke's ,hospital1 ,old ,street4 #gh4 ,st4 ,margaret's ,church1 ,westminster4 #gi4 ,the ,church of ,st4 ,martin's-in-the-,fields4 #hj4 ,st4 ,paul's ,cathedral4 #ha4 ,surrey ,institution4 ,lecture ,theatre4 #hb4 ,synagogue1 ,duke's ,place1 ,houndsditch4 #hc4 ,tattersall's ,horse ,repository1 ,hyde ,park ,corner4 #hd4 ,the ,temple ,church4 #he4 ,view of the ,tower of ,london4 #hf4 ,horse ,armoury1 ,tower4 #hg4 ,the ,board of ,trade1 ,treasury1 ,whitehall4 #hh4 ,trinity ,house1 ,great ,tower ,hill4 #hi4 ,vauxhall ,gardens4 7,the ,orchestra47 #ij4 ,church of ,st4 ,stephen1 ,walbrook4 #ia4 ,the ,watch ,house1 ,st4 ,mary-le-,bone4 #ib4 ,west ,india ,docks4 #ic4 ,westminster ,abbey4 #id4 ,westminster ,hall4 #ie4 ,chapel ,royal1 ,whitehall4 #if4 ,the ,workhouse1 ,st4 ,james's ,parish4 #ig4 ,greenwich ,hospital4 ,the ,painted ,hall4 #ih4 ,the ,hall1 ,chelsea ,hospital4 #ii4 ,military ,college1 ,chelsea4 #ajj4 ,covent ,garden ,theatre4 #aja4 ,south ,sea ,house4 ,dividend ,day4 #ajb4 ,excise ,office1 ,broad ,street4 #ajc4 ,view of ,westminster ,hall and ,bridge4 #ajd4 ,a ,view of ,london and the ,thames4 ,taken opposite the ,adelphi4 #ahjh and #ahji4 ,an ,essay on the ,art of ,ingeniously ,tormenting4 ,illustrated with five prints4 ,from designs by ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward1 ,esq4 7author of ',eccentric ,excursions'74 ,rowlandson1 sc4 #abmo4 ,london4 ,printed for ,thomas ,tegg4 ,i will be more jealous of thee than a ,barbary cock-pigeon over his hen2 ,more clamorous than a parrot against rain2 ,more new-fangled than an ape2 ,and more giddy in my desires than a monkey4--,,shakespeare4 ,folding frontispiece4--,a ,savoyard with a barrel-organ and a troupe of dancing dogs2 a ,frenchman with a dancing bear2 a showman dragging about a dromedary1 with a monkey perched on its hump1 and pulling the animal's ears4 ,a bird made to fire off a gun1 in the rear of a half-starved individual who is lost in hungry longing outside the window of an eating-house2 while the proprietor is taunting the famished gazer with a huge round of beef4 ,a cat is torturing a mouse4 ,a woman is eavesdropping4 ,another cat is getting a bird out of a cage4 ,a woman is emptying a vessel over the heads of a crowd gathered round a tussle4 ,a cat is launched in the air on bladders4 ,a pair of ruffians are racing on donkeys1 and flogging the beasts unmercifully4 ,all these episodes set forth various phases of the fine art of ,tormenting4 #a4 ,a old vixen is tormenting a pretty maid1 who is in tears3 ',don't cry1 child4 ,you cannot help being handsome2 but ,i assure you ,i have often wept from my dreadful apprehensions for you1 lest you should come to walk ,london streets6' #b4 ,a family scene4 ,train up a child in the way it should go1 and when he is old he will not depart from it4 ,,solomon4 ,two children have strung up a pair of kittens by their tails2 the tabbies are clawing one another in the air4 ,two boys have tied a saucepan to the tail of a frightened dog1 and a little girl is singeing a cat's whiskers with a brand from the fire4 ,the father is smoking his pipe and declaring1 ',dear little innocents1 how prettily they amuse themselves6' while the mother is made to say1 ',i love to see children employed6' #c4 ,a husband1 with literary tastes1 is vainly trying to interest his lady in his reading3 ',now1 my dear1 now for the passage2 ,i am sure it will delight you4 ,shakespeare1 ,tempest1 act the fifth4 ,the cloud-capt towers1 the gorgeous palaces----' ,the wife is bouncing up to the bell1 although there is a blazing fire1 interrupting the reading with1 ',i wonder the girl don't bring the coals1 one might as well sit in an ice house1 but ,i was born to be tormented6' #d4 ,an old curmudgeon is seated in his armchair1 a decanter of wine before him1 with a chart of the gold mines of ,peru and ,mexico at his back2 a young gentleman1 who has been unfortunate1 is standing before him in an attitude of despondency1 little encouraged by the friendly advice of the hunks whose assistance he has vainly implored3 ',ah1 my young friend1 ,i told you what it would all come to1 but you have brought it all on yourself4 ,i'll not ask you to sit down1 because you seem in a hurry2 however1 ,i'll give you my advice3 as you say you are not worth a guinea1 ,i'd advise you to quit ,london1 and purchase a small estate in the country6' ,,footnotes3 #g ,a learned dancing-master in the ,university of ,oxford1 who taught politeness also1 and published a book upon that subject1 fixed the same period for passing a stile in some cases that is here judiciously recommended for the payment of an ostler4 ,his precept was that a well-bred man meeting another on the opposite side of a stile ought on no account to be persuaded to go over first4 ,the name of this ingenious author was ,towle4 ,had two zealous pupils of his school met each other at a stile1 it is supposed they must have concluded their lives on the premises4 #h ,james ,ripley1 many years ostler at the ,red ,lion1 who published a volume of letters4 #i ,george ,stevens1 the originator of the ',lecture on ,heads1' was a very indifferent actor1 but a man of humorous parts1 and in himself was considered1 by his contemporaries1 most entertaining company4 ,the idea of the lecture was given him by a country carpenter1 who made the character-blocks which formed the subjects of illustration4 ,it proved an extraordinary success in the hands of the originator4 ,he carried it about ,england1 through the ,states of ,america1 and1 on his return1 to ,ireland2 and managed to net some ten thousand pounds by this lucky venture4 ,after he retired more than one actor attempted it1 with poor results4 ,lewis was the most successful of ,stevens's imitators1 and he had made such arrangements with the author as entitled the latter to a royalty for the use of his ',lecture on ,heads4' ,it probably derived its principal charm from the style of its delivery4 ,read in cold blood1 its brilliancy and point are by no means startling4 #ahji4 ,the ,discovery4 ,etched by ,rowlandson1 #agih4 ,republished1 ,jan4 #ahjh-i4 ,january #ae1 #ahji4 ,the ,head of the ,family in ,good ,humour4 ,published by ,tegg1 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4--,john ,bull1 a very giant among a race of pigmies1 is surrounded by the heads of the different states1 who are all hurling out threats against his chances of peace4 ,napoleon is thundering for ,ships1 ,colonies1 and ,commerce4 ,the ,muscovite is denouncing3 ',russian vengeance attend ,john ,bull4' ,holland is blustering3 ',i'll eternally smoke him4' ,tom ,paine is offering this warning3 ',let him tremble at the name of ,america4' ,the other potentates are following up these threats with valedictions of their own3 ',beware of ,prussia2' ',austria will never pardon him2' ',spanish fury overtake him2' and ',let him beware of ,denmark4' ,john ,bull is smiling good-naturedly at all these empty vapourings3 ',don't make such a riot1 you little noisy brats1 all your bustle to me is no more than a storm in a teacup6' ,january #ae1 #ahji4 ,the ,old ,woman's ,complaint1 or the ,greek ,alphabet4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,an old country dame has called upon a pedagogue1 with a fanciful grievance1 to make respectful complaints against the dominie's scholars1 who1 cap in hand1 and satchel on back1 are making their entrance into the learned presence1 behind their accuser4 ,the schoolmaster1 who wears a red night-cap1 and slippers1 is made to say3 ',good woman1 you are always making complaints against my scholars2 what have they done to offend you now8' ',please your honour's worship1 they followed me up and down1 and said one to another1 at her1 beat her1 damn her1 pelt her6 and a great deal more that ,i do not recollect4' ,the young pupils are explaining the old lady's misconception3 ',indeed1 sir1 we were only repeating our ,greek alphabet1 in order to get it quite perfect2 what the old woman heard was only ,alpha1 ,beta1 ,gamma1 ,delta1 and so on to the conclusion6' ,february #a1 #ahji4 ,a ,traveller refreshed in a ,stagnant ,pool1 after the ,fatigues of a ,dusty ,day's ,journey4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,february #a1 #ahji4 ,mrs4 ,bundle in a ,rage2 or too late for the ,stage4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,february #a1 #ahji4 ,launching a ,frigate4 ,newton del41 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #fg ,cheapside4--,a trim nymph1 very fashionably dressed1 is starting on her travels from an hotel1 situated1 as we recognise1 from the notice on the wall1 near ,portsmouth ,dock4 ,the figure of the promenader is drawn with care1 and is perfectly in ,rowlandson's most telling manner2 behind the curled1 feathered1 and blooming damsel1 is an ancient and colossal harridan1 bedizened with showy finery1 who is supposed to have launched the fair charmer4 ,characteristic glimpses of ,portsmouth are given in the background of the picture4 ,march #bj1 #ahji4 ,a ,mad ,dog in a ,coffee ,house4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the advent of a nondescript animal1 supposititiously assumed to be a ferocious mad dog1 has produced the utmost terror and confusion amongst the grave frequenters of a mercantile coffee-house1 somewhat after the model of ,garraway's4 ,all the city brokers1 and pillars of 'change found therein1 are scared out of their sober senses2 some1 like the little ,jew in the corner1 are paralysed with fear2 others are trying to creep under the tables2 a few are seeking escape by the door1 which they are effectually blocking2 and groups of affrighted fugitives are endeavouring to gain the refuge of the staircase4 ,a select knot have made for the bar1 and are flinging themselves pell-mell over the counter2 the chimney1 and similar places of refuge1 are eagerly sought2 tables are mounted2 comfortable citizens are thrown on their backs1 like turtles1 and trodden on1 while the pressure of viler bodies above is expressing a stream of specie from the well-filled pockets of the overthrown4 ,a cat1 her tail swollen to abnormal proportions1 is making a frantic rush into the midst of the cowering poltroons under the table4 ,rowlandson generally manages to introduce certain advertisements appropriate to his subjects1 and a notice stuck on the wall of the coffee-house conveys the following piece of shipping intelligence3 ,for the ,brazils1 ',the ,cerberus1' ,captain ,pointer4 ,burden #cjj tons4 ,laying off ,barking ,creek4 ,enquire of ,benjamin ,bell1 ,barge ,yard1 ,broker4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,mad ,,dog ,,in ,a ,,coffee ,,house4 #ahji4 ,disappointed ,epicures4 ,another version of ,a ,mad ,dog in a ,dining-room4--,in this case the dog has run between the legs of a man bringing in a dish of cutlets1 which bestrew the carpet2 his downfall has in turn overset another retainer1 whose soup tureen has come to grief2 the butler1 more engaged in watching the calamities of his fellows1 has allowed the 'spruce beer' to escape in a shower of froth all over the place4 ,the scene is well worked out2 over the door of the dining-room is a picture representing a party of corpulent friars seated round a refectory board4 ,the faces of the party--it is a bachelor-dinner in this instance--express more annoyance than alarm2 they are dejected at the prospect of a curtailed repast4 #ahji4 ,a ,mad ,dog in a ,dining-room1 or ,disappointed ,epicures4--,this print1 which has never before been engraved in its present form1 is a literal reproduction of the original study2 one of the collection of drawings by ,rowlandson in the possession of the present writer4 ,the picture tells its own story so graphically1 that it is unnecessary to attempt any fuller elucidation of the subject4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,mad ,,dog ,,in ,a ,,dining-,,room4 ,april #ba1 #ahji4 ,the ,comforts of ,matrimony4 ,a ,good ,toast4 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones4--,the picture represents a scene of domestic felicity of the most touching completeness4 ,the husband is browning a muffin for tea2 his wife's arm is wound round his neck during this delicate operation2 his children are enjoying their peaceful meal2 an infant is tranquilly slumbering in the cradle2 and a cat1 surrounded by her family of kittens1 carries out the unity of the subject4 ,another of the series partly published in #ahjh1 in which a rude facsimile of the original drawings has been attempted1 without much success4 ,the ,tables ,turned4 ,miseries of ,wedlock4 ,a pendant to the preceding4--,the domestic horizon is clouded by storms4 ,the late happy pair are only kept from demolishing each other by the table placed between them1 which is being wrecked in the struggle4 ,the wife1 in a fury1 is holding on to her husband's hair with all her force1 while he has a firm grasp of his unfortunate spouse's head1 at which he is aiming a pewter-pot2 children1 chairs1 crockery1 cutlery1 and food1 are alike devoted to destruction2 the infants are frantic1 and general misery prevails4 ,the execution of these subjects is commonplace1 and the engraver has not done justice to the originals4 ,april #bi1 #ahji4 ,oh6 you're a ,devil4 ,get along1 do6 ,published by ,reeve and ,jones1 #g ,vere ,street1 ,new ,bond ,street4--,a dashing young officer1 a gallant adventurer1 probably crippled with debts1 and with nothing but his commission to support his extravagances1 is laying ardent siege to the ordinary person of a rich dowager1 fat1 not fair1 and decidedly forty2 indeed1 the lady is more than old enough to be the mother of her insidious admirer1 who is probably looking forward to the possession of the foolish inamorata's fortune to 'whitewash' his liabilities1 and exchange him from one slavery to another2 preferring the fetters of ,hymen to the captivity of a debtor's prison4 ,the lady1 a vain piece of antiquated and frivolous vulgarity1 is loaded with massive jewellery1 which her hopeful lover no doubt looks forward to melting for his own purposes1 after he has staked the relict's money-bags on the gambling-table2 her feathers are profuse1 and she wears a boa of an extinct kind1 famous in the annals of contemporary fashions1 known as a rattle-snake4#aj ,june #bj1 #ahji4 ,a ,tit-bit for a ,strong ,stomach4 ,july #ca1 #ahji4 ,the ,huntsman ,rising4 ,the ,gamester going to bed4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 7,see #ahaa47 #ahji4 ,rowlandson's ,caricatures upon the ,delicate ,investigation1 or the ,clarke ,scandal 7,mrs4 ,mary ,anne ,clarke and the ,duke of ,york74--,in order to make the caricatures1 published by ,rowlandson1 on the ,clarke scandal intelligible1 it is desirable to recapitulate the circumstances1 which are given in condensed form from the writer's ',life of ,james ,gillray the ,caricaturist4'#aa ,illustration3 ,,oh6 ,,you',,re ,a ,,devil4 ,,get ,,along1 ,,do6 ,george the ,third's darling son1 the favourite ,frederick1 on whom he doted1 and who was so popular out of doors that he was hailed as 'the soldier's friend'--a compliment which no soldier would be likely to utter concerning a commander who had not taken the right method to render himself the object of general affection--began to attract unenviable notoriety at the beginning of #ahji4 ,on ,january #bg ,colonel ,wardle charged the ,duke with corrupt administration of the ,half-,pay ,fund1 the sole control of this provision having been vested in the ,commander-in-,chief4 ,the produce of the fund arose from the sale of commissions fallen in by the death or dismissal of officers in the army1 and amounts thus realised were applied to the purchase of commissions for meritorious officers1 and other beneficial purposes4 ,colonel ,wardle stated he should prove that the ,duke of ,york had a mistress1 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 living in great splendour in ,gloucester ,place1 from #ahjc to #ahjf4 ,this lady had a scale of prices for the sale of commissions1 and he would lay before the ,house ,mrs4 ,clarke's prices and the ,regulation prices4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,regulation ,prices4 ,prices4 ,a ,majority #ijj #b1fjj ,a ,company #gjj #a1ejj ,a ,lieutenancy #djj #eej ,an ,ensigncy #bjj #djj ,every sale effected by ,mrs4 ,clarke was a loss to the ,half-,pay ,fund of the difference between her price and the ,regulation price4 ,he then made a statement of a list of sales effected by her1 the sums paid1 the names and ranks of the officers1 a list of exchanges1 c4 ,her patronage1 it was stated1 extended also to ecclesiastics4 ,he moved for a ,committee of the whole ,house to investigate the subject4 ,the motion was agreed to1 and the witnesses were ordered to be summoned4 ,on ,february #a1 ,mrs4 ,clarke stood at the bar of the ,house--a lovely ,thas1 eminently self-possessed1 armed with ready wit1 and with charms of person and address which dazzled the gravest members4 ,she contrived to turn all questions put to her with the object of giving annoyance1 or for her degradation1 into the means of exposing the ,duke of ,york1 who1 it appears1 had withdrawn his 'protection1' stipulating to pay her an annuity of #djjl4 per annum1 which had been suffered to fall into arrears1 and her applications for payment had been met with threats of the 'pillory' and the ',bastille4' ,wilberforce1 who1 as we have seen1 had been active in bringing forward the impeachment of ,lord ,melville1 for corruption in his office1 when at the ,admiralty1 as far as misappropriation of the ,navy ,fund was concerned2 and ,whitbread1 who1 as a leader of the ,radical ,reformers1 was foremost in exposing state intrigues and corruptions at ,court--were active in bringing forward and proving the case against the ,commander-in-,chief4 ,wilberforce has made the following entry in his diary1 touching the investigation before the ,parliamentary ,committee3 ',this melancholy business will do irreparable mischief to public morals1 by accustoming the public to hear without emotion shameless violations of decency4 ,the ,house examining ,mrs4 ,clarke for two hours1 cross-examining her in the ,old ,bailey way1 she1 elegantly dressed1 consummately impudent and very clever1 got clearly the better of the tussle4' ,two officers who endeavoured to shield their chief during the investigation by giving evidence contrary to the truth1 were committed to ,newgate for equivocation4 ,after an examination which lasted some while1 during which facts damaging to both sides were elicited1 while ,mrs4 ,clarke's allegations remained unshaken in the main1 ,colonel ,wardle summed up the evidence1 and concluded by moving 'that the ,duke of ,york had been guilty of corrupt practices and connivance4 ,he accordingly prayed for his dismissal from the command of the army4' ,mr4 ,banks moved an amendment acquitting the ,duke of ,york of personal corruption1 but petitioning the ,king to remove him for gross irregularities and negligence4 ,mr4 ,percival moved and carried a resolution absolving the ,duke of all personal corruption or criminal connivance4 ,it was evident that the resignation of the ,commander-in-,chief would alone stop further proceedings4 ,wilberforce and his party succeeded in forcing him to retire from the command of the army1 and the inquiry was dropped4 ,sir ,david ,dundas succeeded the ,duke of ,york1 and after holding the appointment for two years1 resigned1 and the ,duke was reinstated4 ,mrs4 ,clarke was not appeased by the results of the parliamentary investigation1 which had1 in fact1 effected nothing for her1 and all for others4 ,these disgraceful exposures would have been escaped if the ,duke had paid her annuity4 ,her motives in the matter were of course entirely personal2 the public were on her side1 and she made the notoriety serve her purpose4 ,she announced a ,memoir of her ,life1 and of her transactions with the ,duke of ,york1 accompanied by a series of his letters2 these latter would have been eagerly read1 the fervid specimens which came out in the course of the investigation were republished1 versified1 and circulated in various forms1 to the delight of the public4 ,the consequences1 and the ridicule apprehended from this exposure1 effected the purpose which a mere regard for good faith could not accomplish3 negotiations were opened for the suppression and destruction of these memoirs1 which were said to be actually in print4 ,an indemnity of #g1jjjl4 is believed to have secured ,mrs4 ,clarke's silence1 and the annuity of #djjl4 was guaranteed her for life4 ,this outline of the facts will be found substantially followed by the caricaturist's series1 although the details differ in certain respects from over-colouring inseparable from satirical versions4 ,mrs4 ,clarke#ab stated that she had been under the protection of the ,duke of ,york since the years #ahjb or #ahjc1 but her establishment in ,gloucester ,place did not commence till #ahjd2 it consisted of two carriages1 eight horses1 nine men servants1 c41 to defray the expenses of which the ,duke allowed her #b1jjjl4 per annum1 to be paid monthly4 ,that she had also a small establishment at ,weybridge2 the house belonged to ,his ,royal ,highness4 ,that the sums she received from the ,duke were barely adequate to pay the servants their wages and liveries2 and when she informed him of it1 he replied that 'if she were clever1 she would not ask him for money4' ,that the applications for her interest in military promotions were very numerous2 she mentioned them to ,his ,royal ,highness1 who told her which were likely to be successful4 ,at one period she had a long list of applicants1 procured either by ,captain ,sandon or ,mr4 ,donovan1 which she gave his ,royal ,highness1 who said he would procure the appointments by degrees2 she stated to him at the same time the sums which she should receive for her interest in procuring them2 that the appointment of ,mr4 ,dowler to the ,commissariat was through the influence of the ,duke of ,york1 who knew that she was to receive #a1jjjl4 for it4 ,that two applications were made through the medium of ,mr4 ,donovan1 for promotions in the ,church1 one for a deanery1 the other a bishopric2 and ,dr4 ,o',meara1 who expected one of them1 applied to her for a letter of introduction to ,his ,royal ,highness4 ,that the ,duke was fully acquainted with the extent of her establishment as he visited her every day2 paid some incidental debts which she had incurred2 but1 at the time of separation1 had not made any advances of cash for three months1 and1 in consequence1 left her involved more than #b1jjjl4 in debt4 ,she resided in ,gloucester ,place about three years4 ,mrs4 ,clarke also stated that she obtained for ,major ,shaw the appointment of ,deputy ,barrack-,master-,general of the ,cape of ,good ,hope1 for which he was to pay her #a1jjjl42 she1 however1 only received #ejjl41 and1 on complaining to ,his ,royal ,highness1 he warned her to be more careful1 and not to suffer herself to be duped again1 adding that he would put ,major ,shaw on half-pay4 ,major ,shaw sent her several letters in consequence1 complaining of being put upon half-pay1 but she paid no attention to them4 ,mrs4 ,clarke also stated that she had in her service as footman1 a young man1 named ,samuel ,carter2 he lived with her about twelve months1 and was in the habit of attending upon her when in company with the ,duke of ,york4 ,she at length obtained for him a commission in the #afth ,foot1 by applying to the ,duke1 who conversed with him on the occasion4 ,at the time of the investigation he was a staff officer in the ,west ,indies4 ,carter was recommended to her by ,captain ,sutton1 and was indebted to her alone for his commission4 ,it appeared from later disclosures that this ,carter1 who was by no means a person without education1 was the natural son of the deceased ,captain ,sutton1 a most meritorious officer1 and a personal friend of the ,prince's1 and that his son's appointment was an act of well-deserved benevolence4 ,carter's age at the date of his appointment was1 according to ,mrs4 ,clarke's account1 about eighteen1 but on account of his short stature he looked a mere boy4 ,mrs4 ,clarke was asked whether she intended to abide by the statement of her having pinned up at the head of the bed a list of the friends whom she wished to be promoted1 and which list the ,duke of ,york took away8 ,she answered affirmatively1 and said that ,his ,royal ,highness took it down the second morning1 drew up the curtain1 and read it4 ,she afterwards saw it in ,his ,royal ,highness's pocket-book1 with scratches through several of the names of those who had been promoted4 ,miss ,mary ,ann ,taylor1 who was in the habit of visiting ,mrs4 ,clarke1 when she was under the ,duke's protection1 very frequently1 stated that she heard the ,duke of ,york speak to ,mrs4 ,clarke about ,colonel ,french's levy1 and that what passed1 as nearly as she could recollect1 was as follows4 ',i am continually worried by ,colonel ,french4 ,he worries me continually about the levy business1 and is always wanting something more in his own favour4' ,turning then to ,mrs4 ,clarke 7,miss ,t4 thinks71 he said1 ',how does he behave to you1 darling8' or some such kind words as he was wont to use4 ,mrs4 ,clarke replied1 ',middling2 not very well2' on which the ,duke said1 ',master ,french must mind what he is about1 or ,i shall cut him up and his levy too6'#ac ,large sums1 it is certain1 had been supplied by the ,duke to his mistress--upwards of #e1jjjl4 in notes1 and in payments to tradesmen for wine1 furniture1 and a variety of articles1 to the amount1 in the whole1 of between #af1jjjl4 and #ag1jjjl41 and all within the space of little more than two years4 ,the extent of ,mrs4 ,clarke's debts was likewise to be considered4#ad ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,memoirs4--,mrs4 ,clarke called on ,sir ,richard ,phillips for the purpose of making some arrangement respecting the publication of her ,memoirs2 this offer was declined for several reasons of a private and political nature3 the unqualified reproaches to which ,sir ,richard ,phillips had lately been exposed had probably taught him some lessons of reserve1 or at least he did not choose to expose himself to public notice as the publisher of a work which was likely to create much political interest1 at least while the novelty of the thing lasted4 ,though this gentleman declined to become the purchaser of ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,,ms41 he promised to recommend her to a publisher1 who would treat her justly and liberally4 ,at the same time1 ,sir ,richard told ,mrs4 ,clarke he conceived if she could obtain the arrears of her annuity from the ,duke1 and a legal settlement for the payment of it in future1 together with the payment of all debts contracted during her late connection with ,his ,royal ,highness1 it would better answer her purpose to suppress the publication altogether4 ,to this reasonable proposition ,mrs4 ,clarke consented2 negotiations were opened with the ,commander-in-,chief's advisers1 and a projected plan of accommodation made known4 ,this was followed by a string of propositions on the other side1 which were drawn up1 and assented to by ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and the famous threatened ,memoirs of this lady1 'written by herself1' were consigned to the flames on the premises of ,mr4 ,gillet1 the printer1 of ,salisbury ,square4 ,eighteen thousand copies1 with the perusal of which the country was to have been indulged1 were actually destroyed1 and the entire publication was effectually suppressed4 ,besides destroying the ,memoirs ,mrs4 ,clarke gave up ninety private letters1 containing1 it is said1 anecdotes of illustrious and noble personages1 of the most curious description4 ,april #bi4--',mrs4 ,clarke's ,memoirs are said to have been suppressed1 in consequence of her receiving #g1jjjl4 down1 and an annuity of #djjl4 for her own life1 and an annuity of #bjjl4 each for her respective daughters1 with a promise that her son shall be provided for4 ,the printer of the work has also received #ejjl4 of the indemnification money4'#ae ,it is difficult to discriminate between the alleged motives of ,colonel ,wardle's action and his real object2 public spirit was the mainspring which directed the mover of the investigation1 if we may trust his own account1 and for awhile the populace seems to have been of the same opinion1 as addresses of thanks from various corporations acknowledged his patriotism4 ,somewhat later his disinterestedness began to be questioned2 then the ugly evidence of the house at ,westbourne ,place was found difficult to argue away4#af ,the absence of ,major ,dodd and ,mr4 ,glennie at the action--where their presence was of the utmost importance--brought against the ,colonel by one ,wright1 an upholsterer1 to recover the expenses of furnishing this house1 looked suspicious2 the evidence was against the plaintiff1 and ,wardle was cast in the suit1 and had to pay #b1jjjl4 and costs4 ,in the course of the trial it began to be hinted that the chief instigator of these proceedings was no less than a royal ,duke1 the brother of the ,commander-in-,chief4 ,it seems tolerably clear1 on sifting the motives of the several actors and puppets in this matter1 who had personally nothing to gain by the ,duke's dismissal1 and who were obviously1 with one or two exceptions1 corrupt agents in the first instance by their own confessions1 and therefore likely to be actuated by no higher principles in the proceedings at issue1 that they were 7involuntarily in some cases7 exposing their own misdeeds to forward the purpose of a greater personage1 who did not appear1 but to whose influence and purse they looked for their reward4 ,mrs4 ,clarke was1 as everyone recognised1 acting from the common impulse of personal aggrandisement1 and she frankly acknowledged her principles4 ,the year following the investigation1 and the destruction of her ,memoirs1 she thought proper to revenge the want of faith which1 according to her account1 had characterised the proceedings of the 'conspirators' in her own case1 by exposing the true intentions of the ,duke's assailants2 her motives1 as she admitted1 were in this second exposure prompted by the same interested spirit which had actuated the previous prosecution of her late friend and protector4 ,according to her account ,colonel ,wardle was simply a tool in the hands of the ,duke of ,kent2 his allies were ,major ,dodd and ,mr4 ,glennie1 the former being the ,duke of ,kent's secretary--who engaged himself without scruple to forward the projects of his employer4 ,according to all accounts ,colonel ,wardle had bribed the assistance of an ambitious woman who fancied herself aggrieved1 and who was1 above all1 amenable to sordid incentives3 the ,duke had left her in debt1 had broken his word in more than one instance1 and had used threats of the pillory and the ,bastille in reply to her applications2 she was tired of living in obscure retirement1 and was irritated by the menaces of creditors1 whose demands she had no means of satisfying4 ,the chief temptation held out to her was1 however1 a promise that she should once more enjoy that command of ease1 and power of shining in the world of fashion1 which had been ,mrs4 ,clarke's weakness through life4 ,the arrears she claimed were to be made up1 her debts were to be paid1 the allowance she sought from the ,duke of ,york 7#djjl4 per annum71 was to be doubled by his brother2 she was to have a carriage and four1 with a residence and state in proportion2 and she was to exercise her own taste in furnishing a house with the elegance and splendour which had marked her late establishment at ,gloucester ,place4 ,to do the lady justice1 she hesitated before inflicting the grave injuries which must attend the public exposure of her whilom benefactor1 although she was by no means habitually given to sentimentality4 ,she wrote to the ,commander-in-,chief1 asked for the allowance which1 as she avowed1 she had done nothing to forfeit1 and at the same time mentioned the overtures which two factions were making her3 one party for political purposes--the ,radical ,reformers to wit1 headed by ,sir ,francis ,burdett 7who she declared had proposed to treat for the papers and letters in her possession1 some sixty of which1 as she informed the ,duke1 were in his own handwriting72 the other influence brought to bear on her was of a more subtle and covert description1 and she went so far as to indicate the disastrous consequences to himself which would inevitably follow if she lent herself to the schemes of his personal antagonists4 ,the ,duke of ,york remained obdurate1 and thus played into the hands of his personal and political enemies4 ,colonel ,wardle seized the opportunity4 ,he gave ,mrs4 ,clarke #ajjl4 for present necessities1 to induce reliance in those liberal promises which were later repudiated4 ,the lady's natural sagacity1 and her experience of life1 furnished her with strategic abilities almost equal to the combined talents of the respective factions between which she found herself2 and on the strength of the assistance which she finally consented to afford to ,colonel ,wardle and his supporters through ,major ,dodd--who1 though less seen1 was the more active agent in organising the attack on the ,commander-in-,chief--she secured the house in ,westbourne ,place as an earnest of the benefits she was to receive hereafter1 and succeeded in making ,colonel ,wardle become security for the furniture4 ,in her disappointment it must have proved at least somewhat of a consolation to have out-manoeuvred the ,colonel2 who1 for his reward1 reaped in the end the obloquy attending exposure and ridicule instead of the glorification which at first appeared likely to crown his exertions4 ,thus the combination was successfully set in motion1 and1 in spite of all its discordant elements1 compelled to work with something like consistent unison1 or its individual members were left to take the consequences of any attempted retrogression1 as in the instances of ,captain ,sandon 7,mrs4 ,clarke's ally71 on the one hand1 and ,general ,clavering1#ag whose sympathies were with his chief1 on the other4 ,the opponents of the ,duke of ,york were thus prepared to open the campaign in the manner we have seen4 ,in #ahaj ,mrs4 ,clarke took up her pen to endeavour to prove that the ,duke of ,york's fall was actually brought about by the successful ingenuity and masterly tactics of his brother the ,duke of ,kent4 ,in a pamphlet entitled ,the ,rival ,princes she argued there was feud between the two ,dukes1 a fact which was sufficiently accepted out of doors1 before the appearance of her publication1 and that of the refutation which followed it under the title of ,the ,rival ,dukes4 ,it will be remembered that early in #ahjb the ,duke of ,kent obtained the governorship of ,gibraltar1 and that when possessed of the supreme command he determined to introduce all the rigour of ,german discipline1 in accordance with the school in which he had received his military education4 ,his efforts to remodel the existing regulations1 and to substitute a system of severer subordination and rigid restraint1 were not attended with auspicious results2 on the contrary1 a mutiny took place1 ,december #bd1 #ahjc1 in which1 it is said1 the ,governor's life was actually aimed at4 ,on this occasion several officers distinguished themselves by their zeal and activity2 while the timely arrival of a detachment of artillery under ,captain ,dodd1 not only endeared that officer to his royal highness through the remainder of his life1 but contributed not a little to restore order in the garrison4 ,the ,duke of ,kent was soon after recalled1 and although he requested that the ,commander-in-,chief should hold a court-martial on his conduct1 the ,duke of ,york declined to sanction the proceedings--,mrs4 ,clarke alleged out of fraternal kindness1 as he declared to her1 that if he had acceded to his brother's wishes1 the ,duke of ,kent would certainly have been dismissed1 which would have resulted in the loss of his emoluments1 and this would have occasioned a reduction of some #b1jjjl4 per annum in his income1 at a time too when he was in sufficiently straitened circumstances4 ,from the date of his return his royal highness remained unemployed1 and all efforts to obtain a restoration to his governorship1 or attain any command in the army1 proved unavailing1 although he had received the baton of a field-marshal in #ahje4 ,between the ,commander-in-,chief and his brother a jealousy had for some time subsisted1 and ,mrs4 ,clarke did not hesitate to state that the intrigue to which she had been induced to lend herself as the most conspicuous figure1 was prompted by a desire on the part of the principal agitator--who remained discreetly in the background--to humiliate the ,duke of ,york1 in the expectation that the office of ,commander-in-,chief1 vacated by his brother's dismissal1 would descend on himself in the natural order of things3 an expectation which was not realised4 ,one wild surmise attributed to 'the party' the belief that the ,duke of ,york1 smarting under his disgrace1 would commit suicide1 and thus afford the ,duke of ,kent a chance of being appointed his successor1 as in the event of his brother's decease1 there seems little doubt that the ,duke of ,kent1 in spite of certain prejudices against which he struggled through his prematurely closed life1 would have filled the office1 almost by family right4 ,the character of the ,duke of ,kent has been dispassionately reviewed since that date1 and the calumnies of his detractors disallowed2 beyond a natural leaning to discipline pushed to severity1 through the fruits of his training1 it is clear that his disposition was remarkably free from the guilty personal weaknesses which marked his age1 and from those unrestrained self-indulgences which disfigured many of the brightest luminaries of the last century in nearly every phase of society4 ,it will perhaps be interesting1 after having thus attempted to trace the involutions of this complicated and scandalous intrigue1 which1 however1 belongs to history1 to add a word on the ultimate careers of the principal actors4 ,mrs4 ,clarke chiefly spent her later years in ,paris1 where it is understood she died1 leaving a fortune amounting to some thousands of pounds4 ,it is a redeeming point in her character1 that when a certain nobleman 7best known by the fictitious title of the ',marquis of ,steyne1' under which he figures in a famous novel1 perhaps the finest in the world71 presuming on the reputation of the mother1 made princely overtures1 with the object of converting one of her daughters--who1 we are informed1 were unusually handsome young ladies--into his mistress1 the proposal was treated with the indignation its nature merited4 ,mr4 ,clarke1 who was by no means the sinner1 according to another account which has reached us1 that his detractors have painted1 became for a time1 as we learn1 a ,brother of the ,charter ,house4 ,he lived to a very venerable age2 and he1 too1 from the circumstances of his family1 was able to leave some property at his decease4 ,the majority of caricatures published by ,rowlandson in #ahji relate1 as we have already said1 to the ,clarke ,scandal4 ,the exposures which attended this connection1 and the action taken by the members of the ,opposition in consequence of the disclosures of abuses of influence which came out in course of the investigation1 occasioned the ,duke of ,york to resign his office as head of the army1 a temporary concession rendered unavoidable1 it appeared1 under the circumstances4 ,the satirical prints put forth to hold up to ridicule the various compromising revelations which marked the progress of the ,parliamentary examination of witnesses formed a series by themselves4 ,thomas ,tegg who issued the greater part of these plates1 thought proper to bring out a frontispiece or title-page to the collection1 which our artist etched1 for the purpose1 on ,march #bg1 #ahji4 ,the design of this introductory print is arranged as a screen1 on which is the lettering3 ',tegg's complete ,collection of ,caricatures relative to ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and the circumstances arising from the ,investigation of the ,conduct of ,his ,royal ,highness the ,duke of ,york before the ,house of ,commons1 #ahji--' ,,out ,,of ,,evil ,,cometh ,,good-- ,learn to be wise from others' harm1 ,and thou shalt do full well4 ,on the ground is a book open at the ,commandment1 ',thou shalt not commit adultery1' and beside lie the ,duke's letters to his lady-love1 beginning1 ',my darling1 dearest dear1' c4 ,mrs4 ,clarke and ,colonel ,wardle1 the pair made most conspicuous during the enquiry1 are standing on pedestals1 placed at either extremity1 and drawing back the curtains4 ,the mitre and crozier of the ,duke1 as ,prince ,bishop of ,osnaburgh1 crossed by his long sword and the military cocked-hat appertaining to his official position1 as ,commander-in-,chief of the army1 form an appropriate trophy1 arranged above the proscenium4 ,february #ae1 #ahji4 ,dissolution of ,partnership1 or the ,industrious ,mrs4 ,clarke ,winding up her ,accounts4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside4--,above the heads of the principal performers in this scene is engraved the well-known quotation from ,gay's ',beggar's ,opera'3-- ',tis woman that seduces all mankind2 ,by her we first are taught the wheedling arts2 ,her very eyes can cheat when most she's kind4 ,she tricks us of our money with our hearts3 ,for her1 like wolves1 by night we rove for prey1 ,and practise every fraud to bribe her charms2 ,for suits of love1 like law1 are won by pay1 ,and beauty must be fee'd into our arms4 ,mrs4 ,clarke is seated on a 'rickety chair1' with a ',morocco bottom2' at her feet are the tender epistles of her admirer3 ',my love1 my life1 ,i cannot exist without you2' ',my admirable angel2' ',my dear pretty little darling1' c42 the lady is holding her lap for a bag of gold 7#hjjl47 which a stout old party is handing her in exchange for her good offices1 relative to the promotion of a scarecrow in military uniform1 probably his son1 seated in an 'easy chair1' with a paper at his feet inscribed likewise from ,gay's ',newgate ,pastoral'3-- ',tis so pat to all the tribe1 ,each cries1 ',that was levelled at me6' ,mrs4 ,clarke's boudoir is indicated behind2 the portrait of ',frederick' is hanging therein1 and below it is pinned a 'list of candidates for promotion4 ,sums offered4 ,clavering #b1jjjl42 ,dowling1 #hjjl42 ,o',meara1 #cjjl4' c4 ,everything is apparently conducted on a business-like footing4 ',mrs4 ,clarke's ,ledger' is placed ready to hand1 and upon it is a long file of receipts1 'commissions paid for4' ,february #bj1 #ahji4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,levee4 ,a pair of subjects on one plate4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside4--,the interest of this frail dispenser of patronage was not confined to the army1 it was extended to the ,church4 ,in the course of the disclosures it was shown that a certain ,doctor ,o',meara had secured1 through her offices1 and for a consideration1 the privilege of preaching before ,royalty--an equivocal road to preferment1 on the nature of which the caricaturists were especially playful1 as succeeding prints will elucidate4 ,mrs4 ,clarke is seen1 standing in semi-royal state1 under a canopy1 and holding a levee of interested applicants3 military officers1 of various grades1 are bowing before the fair patroness2 a ,church dignitary1 openly provided with the needful 7#hjjl4 in a money-bag71 and 'cits' who are willing to treat for the advantage of having their sons converted into officers and gentlemen4 ,mrs4 ,clarke is candidly rehearsing the terms on which business may be transacted at her establishment2 the conditions are sufficiently plausible3-- ,ye ,captains and ye ,colonels--ye ,parsons wanting place1 ,advice ,i'll give you gratis1 and think upon your case4 ,if there is possibility for you ,i'll raise the dust2 ,but then you must excuse me--if ,i serve myself the first4 ,february #bj1 #ahji4 ,the ,ambassador of ,morocco on a ,special ,embassy4--,in such delicate transactions as ,mrs4 ,clarke carried on at ,gloucester ,place1 where the ,duke had set up an elegant establishment for her use1 the intermediary of third parties was essential4 ,among the accommodating persons whose names were brought to light in the course of the proceedings1 as acting in the capacity of 'go-betweens1' was a certain ',emperor of ,morocco1' as he was styled in the correspondence1 but who1 in sober reality1 was a ladies' shoemaker1 one ,taylor1 of ,bond ,street4 ,the print represents this mysterious plenipotentiary1 with private correspondence in his hand1 hurrying up to ,mrs4 ,clarke's handsomely furnished mansion2 the lady1 who is at the open window on the look-out for her envoy1 is crying1 ',open the door1 ,john2 here comes the ,ambassador4 ,now for the dear delightful answer4' ,john ,bull1 with his dog by his side1 who has apparently formed a suspicion of the ,emperor's errand1 is enquiring1 ',i say1 ,master ,shoemaker1 where be you going in such a woundy hurry8' ,to which the bustling confidential agent replies1 ',don't speak to me1 fellow2 you should never pry into ,state affairs4' ,february #bd1 #ahji4 ,days of ,prosperity in ,gloucester ,place1 or a ,kept ,mistress in ,high ,feather4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--',money was expended upon her footmen1 chariots1 musicians1 singers1 players1 dancers1 parasites1 pimps1 and bawds4 ,but in the end the money of the people4'--,vide ,cobbett1 ,annual ,register4 ,a scene of coarse and indiscriminate revelry is represented proceeding in ,mrs4 ,clarke's drawing-room2 a round table is covered with wines1 spirits1 punchbowls1 and1 among the rich dessert dishes1 is a gigantic golden bowl1 the thankoffering of a ,bishop4 ,the diversions of the company assembled have passed the bounds of innocent recreation2 fiddlers and singers are rolling on the floor1 wine and punch are recklessly thrown about the place1 and altogether the spectacle is not of an improving character4 ,a troop of flunkeys1 in expensive liveries1 are helping themselves from the decanters and laughing at the tipsy antics of the company4 ,february #bf1 #ahji4 ,all for ,love4 ,a ,scene at ,weymouth4--,the ,duke's most affectionate epistles were dated from ,weymouth1 and the caricaturist has drawn the stout commander seated at table there1 pen in hand1 filled with rapture at the prospect of returning to his ,delilah3 ',to-morrow ,i inspect my regiment1 and then for my dearest1 dearest1 dearest love6' ,unfinished love-letters are scattered around3 ',oh1 love is the cause of my folly6' ',my amiable girl6' ',my dearest dear1 ,i hope to be in your arms1' c4 ,the ,duke's black footboy1 who is standing staring in amazement at the rhapsodising hero his master1 is inclined to moralise over the ,duke's follies3 ',bless my massa6 what be the matter with him8 ,him in love1 ,i fear4 ,sambo once be in love with bad woman1 but him repent6' ,on the same plate is a second subject1 entitled-- ,february #bf1 #ahji4 ,an ,unexpected ,meeting4--,an elderly officer is amazed at running across the figure of ,mrs4 ,clarke's footboy1 strutting in his uniform as bold as the best4 ',can ,i believe my eyes8 ,why1 this is the little footboy who waited on us at the house of a lady of a certain description6' ,the promoted favourite is highly indignant at this allusion to the past3 ',i beg1 sir1 you will not come for to go to affront a gemman6' ,february #bf1 #ahji4 ,the ,bishop and his ,clarke4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4--,the reverend ,bishop of ,osnabrck has laid aside his crozier and mitre and assumed the nightcap of domestic retirement4 ,by his side is the notorious ,clarke1 who is reminding her companion of certain promises3 ',only remember the promotions ,i mentioned2 ,i have pinned up the list at the head of the bed4' ,to which the ,duke of ,york is tenderly responding1 ',ask anything in reason1 and you shall have it1 my dearest love6' ,the list of promotions includes ',a ,bishopric for ,dr4 ,o',leary1' ',a ,commissariat for ,dicky ,dowlas1' and other items1 down to a post for the lady's footboy4 ,it was stated by ,mrs4 ,clarke1 during the proceedings1 that the ,duke had assured her 'that as his favourite she had far more influence than the ,oueen4' ,february #bg1 #ahji4 ,a ,pilgrimage from ,surrey to ,gloucester ,place1 or the ,bishop in an ,ecstasy4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,duke of ,york1 arrayed in his canonicals as ,prince ,bishop of ,osnabrck1 has turned his back on his mansion and on his wife2 he has travelled a long stride upon the 'road to destruction' and passed the 'stumbling-block' on his path4 ,he is trampling under foot ',thoughts on ,connubial ,happiness' and the ,commandments1 and is just turning the corner of ,gloucester ,place1 saying1 ',now for a meeting with my dearest dear4' ,mrs4 ,clarke and a female friend are looking out of window1 and signalling the ,duke's arrival4 ,various placards are pasted on the house of his mistress3 ',to all4--,journeymen ,taylors wanted1' ',man traps are placed every night on these premises1' ',diamonds by ,mrs4 ,clarke1 ,lapidary to ,his ,highness2' ',agency ,office2 business transacted on moderate terms2' ',this evening will be performed ,duke and no ,duke1 by ,his ,majesty's servants1' c4 ,february #bi1 #ahji4 ,the ,york#ah ,magician ,transforming a ,footboy into a ,captain4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,commander-in-,chief has assumed the white beard1 fur cap1 and robes of a magician2 he is waving a magic wand1 ',petticoat ,influence1' over ,mrs4 ,clarke's late footboy1 who is rising transformed into a captain1 and filled with astonishment at the rapidity of the performance4 ,the ,duke is made to say1 ',by the mystery of my art1 no more be a footboy1 but rise a captain6' ,march #b1 #ahji4 ,a ,parliamentary ,toast4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a company1 consisting principally of army officers1 have been dining2 the wine is on the table4 ',come1 ,jack1 favour with a toast4' ,the chairman is standing on his legs to do honour to his toast3 ',here is the lady that can raise five hundred6' ,another gallant gentleman is anxiously enquiring of his neighbour1 ',how much did you give to be gazetted8' ,the answer1 given with a disconsolate air1 is1 ',five hundred hard cash6' ,a listener is remarking1 ',i did not think it would have been done up so soon4 ,i had promised at least a dozen promotions6' ,march #d1 #ahji4 ,chelsea ,parade1 or a ,croaking ,member ,surveying the ,inside1 ,outside1 and ,backside of ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,premises4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the front door of ,mrs4 ,clarke's establishment1 ',warren ,street4' ,the door is inscribed1 ',knock1 and you shall enter4' ,a notice-board1 hung out sign-fashion1 bears the quotation3 ',all the world's a stage1 and men and women merely players4 ,some play the upper1 some the under part1 but chief play that most foreign to their heart4' ,colonel ,wardle1 wrapped in his military cloak1 and indicating discretion1 with his finger on his lips1 is handing a bag of money to a waiting-maid and saying1 ',you understand me1' to which the favourite is replying with an assurance 'that the ,colonel's business shall be attended to4' ,mrs4 ,clarke1 leaning out of window1 is overlooking her visitor and crying1 ',though not in love1 enter quick1 my guardian angel1 my sweet ,widdle-,waddle4' ,mr4 ,croker1 ensconced in ',prospect ,place1' opposite1 as the 'croaking member1' spyglass in hand1 is surveying the position of affairs from an attic marked1 ',peeping ,tom's ,observatory2' he is exclaiming1 ',oh1 the devil choke her6 he's ,waddling in1 as ,i'm a prying ,croaker4' ,a discomfited group of ex-favourites are hurrying off as quickly as possible4 ,the ,duke of ,york1 with mitre and crozier1 a cope worn over his uniform1 and bearing a label on his stole3 ',men have their entrances and their exits1' cries1 ',to part with my dear1 and not allow four hundred a year4' ,his lawyer1 ,adam1 by his side1 cries1 ',alas1 alas6 all flesh is grass--so said ,adam1 my forefather2' and ,doctor ,o',meara1 bringing up the rear1 in great tribulation1 is moaning1 ',o me1 ,leary6 ,o me1 ,leary6 who once made ,royalty melt into tears--am now become a sniveller4' ,march #e1 #ahji4 ,the ,road to ,preferment--through ,clarke's ,passage4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,mrs4 ,clarke1 wearing a general's uniform above her skirts1 is standing at the entrance to a wide thoroughfare1 marked ',clarke's ,passage4' ,there is a stampede to gain admission--officers1 dandies1 old fogeys1 parsons with money-bags1 fathers and sons--the halt and the lame1 the gouty and disabled1 are all flocking in crowds1 ready to pay for the accommodation1--but in vain4 ,the arbitress of promotions and easy advancements is declaring1 ',gentlemen1 it is no use to rush on in this manner2 the principal places have been disposed of these three weeks2 and ,i assure you at present there is not even standing room4' ,march #e1 #ahji4 ,the ,york ,march4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the stout ,duke of ,york has turned his sturdy back on his fair enslaver1 declaring1 ',if ,i must march1 ,i must2 however1 ,i shall leave my ,baggage behind me6' ,the principal cause of the exposure may be laid to the ,duke's account4 ,he declined1 as has been mentioned1 to keep his word in respect to an allowance of four hundred a year1 which1 there appears no doubt1 he had promised to make the lady1 if her conduct1 after his desertion1 was such as to merit his approval4 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 who is dressed precisely as she appeared at the bar of the ,house of ,commons1#ai is thus reproaching the ,york deserter3 ',o you gay deceiver1 to leave a poor woman without protection6' ,the storm which was raised during the enquiry into the abuses of privilege in the administration of the army and ,half-,pay ,fund1 and threatened to deprive the ,duke of his office as ,commander-in-,chief1 only hardened his resolution to do nothing for this ,ariadne1 who1 however1 to do her justice1 showed herself well able to defend her own interests1 and to pay back her defamers in their own coin4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,york ,,march4 ,march #g1 #ahji4 ,the ,triumvirate of ,gloucester ,place1 or the ,clarke1 the ,soldier1 and the ,taylor4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,john ,gilpin said1 ',of womankind ,i only love but one1 ,and thou art she1 my dearest dear2 ,therefore it shall be done4'--,vide ',john ,gilpin4' --,the ,duke of ,york is seated at table1 on which is wine and dessert1 placed between ,mrs4 ,mary ,ann ,clarke and her friend and confidante1 ,miss ,taylor4 ,the ,duke's favourite is holding out her ',list of ,promotions1' entered upon a tremendous roll of papers1 which seems to be endless4 ',i have a small list of promotions which ,i wish to be filled up immediately1 my dearest6' ,to which modest request this weak-minded ,samson is readily giving his assent3 ',it shall be done1 my darling6' ,march #h1 #ahji4 ,a ,scene from the ,tragedy of ',cato4' ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,two ,britons are meeting1 wearing the most solemn aspect1 indicating occurrences of portentous gravity4 ,one of the pair is a cobbler1 above whose stall is the figure of an anchor and the words1 ',hope--,insurance ,office4' ,his friend is reciting with terrific intensity these lines3-- ,the dawn is overcast--the morning lours1 ,and heavily in clouds brings in the day-- ,big with the fate of ,york and ,mrs4 ,clarke4 ,march #h1 #ahji4 ,yorkshire ,hieroglyphics4 ,plate #a4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the hieroglyphics are not very difficult to decipher1 and when transcribed prove nothing more than a compromising letter1 which was produced in the ,house of ,commons1 incautiously sent by the amorous ,commander-in-,chief to his lady-love five years previously3-- ,the ,duke of ,york's first letter to ,mrs4 ,clarke4 ',weymouth1 ,august #d1 #ahjd4 ',my dear little ,angel1--,how can ,i sufficiently express to my sweetest1 my darling love1 the delight which her dear1 her pretty letter gave me1 or how do justice to the emotion it excited8 ,millions and millions of thanks for it1 my angel1 and be assured that my heart is wholly sensible of your affection1 and that upon it alone its whole happiness depends4 ',i am1 however1 quite hurt that my love did not go to the ,lewes ,races2 how kind of her to think of me on that occasion6 but ,i trust she knows me too well not to be convinced that ,i cannot bear the idea of adding to those sacrifices which ,i am but too sensible that she has made to me4 ',news my angel cannot expect from me from hence2 though the life led here1 at least in the family ,i am in1 is very hurrying1 there is a sameness in it which affords little subject for a letter2 except ,lord ,chesterfield's family1 there is not a single person besides ourselves ,i know4 ,last night we were at the play1 which went off better than the first night4 ',dr4 ,o',meara called upon me yesterday morning1 and delivered me your letter2 he wishes much to preach before ,royalty1 and if ,i can put him in the way of it ,i will4 ',what a time it appears to me already1 my darling1 since we parted2 how impatiently ,i look forward to next ,wednesday se'night6 ',god bless you1 my own dear1 dear love6 ,i shall miss the post if ,i add more6 ,oh1 believe me ever1 to my last hour1 yours and yours alone4' ,addressed ',mrs4 ,clarke1 to be left at the ,post ,office1 ,worthing4' ,endorsed ',dr4 ,o',meara4' ,march #i1 #ahji4 ,the ,burning ,shame4--,the residence of ,mrs4 ,clarke1 at the corner of ,gloucester ,place1 is made conspicuous to the public by a notification at one time practised in respect to disreputable vicinities4 ,a man is planted before the door holding a notice-board1 warning the passers-by to 'beware of bad houses and naughty women2' a couple of watchmen1 with their lanterns slung on the ends of long poles1 are throwing a good light on the nature of the case4 ,a clergyman and an officer1 who were evidently coming direct to the establishment on private ends1 are1 by this publicity1 warned out of danger before their intention is disclosed to the public4 ,march #aa1 #ahji4 ,yorkshire ,hieroglyphics4 ,plate #b4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ',sandgate1 ,august #bd1 #ahjd4 ',how can ,i sufficiently express to my darling love my thanks for her dear1 dear letter1 or the delight which the assurances of her love give me6 ',oh6 my angel6 do me justice1 and be convinced that there never was a woman adored as you are4 ,every day1 every hour convinces me1 more and more1 that my whole happiness depends upon you alone4 ,what a time it appears to be since we parted1 and with what impatience do ,i look forward to the day after to-morrow2 there are still1 however1 two whole nights before ,i clasp my darling in my arms4 ',how happy am ,i to learn that you are better2 ,i still1 however1 will not give up my hopes of the cause of your feeling uncomfortable4 ',clavering is mistaken1 my angel1 in thinking that any new regiments are to be raised2 it is not intended1 only second battalions to the existing corps2 you had better1 therefore1 tell him so1 and that you were sure that there would be no use in applying for him4 ',ten thousand thanks1 my love1 for the handkerchiefs1 which are delightful2 and ,i need not1 ,i trust1 assure you of the pleasure ,i feel in wearing them1 and thinking of the dear hands which made them for me4 ',nothing could be more satisfactory than the tour ,i have made1 and the state in which ,i have found everything4 ,the whole of the day before yesterday was employed in visiting the works at ,dover1 reviewing the troops there1 and examining the coast as far as this place4 ,from ,folkestone ,i had a very good view of those of the ,french ,camp4 ',yesterday ,i first reviewed the ,camp here1 and afterwards the #adth ,light ,dragoons1 who are certainly in very fine order2 and from thence proceeded to ,brabourne ,lees1 to see four regiments of ,militia2 which altogether took me up near thirteen hours4 ',i am now setting off immediately to ride along the coast to ,hastings1 reviewing the different corps as ,i pass1 which will take me at least as long4 ',adieu1 therefore1 my sweetest and dearest love1 till the day after to-morrow1 and be assured that to my last hour ,i shall ever remain your's and your's alone4' ,addressed ',george ,farquhar1 ,esq41 #ah ,gloucester ,place1 ,portman ,square4' ,folkestone1 endorsed ',gen4 ,clavering1' c4 ,march #ab1 #ahji4 ,the ,statue to be ,disposed of4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside4--,mrs4 ,clarke's house at the corner of ,gloucester ,place is again the subject of caricature4 ,the figure of the ,duke of ,york1 in his uniform1 with his back to the spectator1 and his face to the wall1 is placed on a pedestal for disposal4 ,a placard1 posted on the house1 announces3 ',the statue on the outside having been thoroughly repaired and whitewashed1 is to be sold by private contract4 ,for further particulars enquire within4' ,a bill-poster is sticking up the following notice on behalf of the publisher3 ',caricature ,warehouse1 #aaa ,cheapside4 ,a new caricature on ,mrs4 ,clarke every day4' ,march #ac1 #ahji4 ,a ,general ,discharge1 or the ,darling ,angel's ,finishing ,stroke4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,mrs4 ,clarke has been making pretty havoc among the branches of the service4 ,she has drummed out a number of officers to the tune of the ',rogue's ,march2' discomfited generals and prelates1 who1 since their intrigues are unmasked1 are doing their best to get out of range4 ,as to the ',darling ,angel's' redoubtable opponent1 the ,commander-in-,chief1 he has laid down his cocked-hat and sword1 and1 on his knees1 is trying to mitigate the excess of mischief which his discarded lady-love is in a position to wreak2 he is crying in despair3 ',alas1 alas6 for ever ruined and undone2 see1 see1 she has spiked my ,great ,gun6' ,mrs4 ,clarke1 who is putting the finishing stroke to this destructive operation1 is offering a parting word of gratuitous advice to the now repentant ,commander3 ',a wise general should make good his retreat4' ,march #ae1 #ahji4 ,the ,champion of ,oakhampton ,attacking the ,hydra of ,gloucester ,place4 ',bellua ,multorum es ,capitum4' ,vide ,horace4 ,the ,champion is clad in a complete suit of mail1 and he is valorously rushing up to the mouth of the cavern1 whence the ,hydra is breaking forth2 it must be confessed that the ,champion seems a little staggered at the front displayed by the many-headed monster2 the foremost and most overgrown head is that of the ,commander-in-,chief1 begirt with the ,collar of ,corruption4 ,the other heads are described by their collars3 ,dowler1 ,sandon1 ,dr4 ,o',meara1 ,dr4 ,donovan1 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and ,master ,carter4 ,march #ag1 #ahji4 ,the ,parson and the ,clarke4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,dr4 ,o',meara is favoured with a private interview1 of a strictly business-like character1 by ,mrs4 ,clarke4 ,the ambitious divine is throwing up his head in such raptures that he has jerked off his learned wig3 ',oh how ,i should like to preach before ,royalty6' ,the fair dispenser of patronage1 with a long roll of ',army preferments' and a shorter list of ',church preferments' before her1 is putting the case in a matter-of-fact way3 ',only pay the ,clarke's fees1 and the business is done4' ,so great on the ,church were ,o',meara's designs ,that he prov'd too ambitious a spark2 ,but where is the wonder1 ye learned divines1 ,that the parson should follow the ,clarke8 ,march #ai1 #ahji4 ,samson ,asleep on the ,lap of ,delilah4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,duke of ,york is following the example of the famous slayer of ,philistines4 ,he is sunk in slumber1 with his head on the lap of his treacherous ,delilah2 a pile of love-letters1 addressed to his 'dearest dear1' are sufficiently indicative of his infatuation4 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 who is represented in the print as a by no means repulsive-looking temptress1 has taken advantage of the hero's unconsciousness to chop off his full pigtail1 and she is holding up the severed caudal appendage1 as an encouragement to the enemies of the helpless ,commander-in-,chief to take advantage of their opportunity3 ',gentlemen1 you may now take him with safety1 his strength is gone2 ,i have cut off his regulation tail1 and there is no danger6' ,march #bd1 #ahji4 ,the ,resignation1 or ,john ,bull overwhelmed with ,grief4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the departing ,commander-in-,chief1 in his regimentals1 as he is invariably represented1 is trying to harrow ,john ,bull's sympathies before he deprives him of his valuable services3 ',good bye1 ,johnny2 ,i am going to resign2 but don't take it so much to heart2 perhaps ,i may very soon come back again6'#bj ,the good-natured national prototype is keeping up a show of affliction under the approaching bereavement2 but1 although he is concealing his face with his handkerchief1 a smile lurks round the corner of his mouth as he sobs out somewhat equivocally in reply3 ',o dunna1 dunna go6 it will break my heart to part with you--you be such a desperate moral character6' ,march #bd1 #ahji4 ,the ,prodigal ,son's ,resignation4--,the stout sinner is humbling himself before the throne4 ,a portion of the ,king's figure is concealed2 the ,duke of ,york has laid his ,resignation1 together with his coat1 sword1 and cocked-hat1 at the paternal feet1 and1 kneeling in his denuded state1 he is quoting the words of the parable of the ,prodigal ,son3 ',father1 ,i have sinned before thee1 and ,i am no longer worthy to be called thy son4' ,the monarch1 who seems deeply affected by the spectacle of his favourite son's abasement1 is returning3 ',very naughty boy6 very naughty boy indeed6 ,however1 ,i forgive you2 but don't do so any more4' ,march #bi1 #ahji4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,last ,effort4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the delicate investigation being concluded1 the fair mover1 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 was1 as the satirists suggested1 left without occupation2 and ,rowlandson has accordingly represented that she might employ her talents to advantage in opening an inn a little way out of town2 she is pictured as the landlady of ,clarke ,co's ,original ,tavern1 from the ,york ,hotel1 ,london4 ,members of the ,army1 the ,church1 a ,quaker1 and others are hurrying up to extend their patronage to the new establishment4 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 bent on hospitable intents1 is encouraging her old friends to return and rally round3 ',come forward1 gentlemen2 you'll all be welcome4 ,every little helps'3-- ,your rhino rattle--come-- ,men and cattle--come-- ,all to ,mrs4 ,clarke ,o ,of trouble and monies ,i'll ease you1 my ,honies1 ,and leave you in the dark ,o4 ,march #cj1 #ahji4 ,the ,york ,dilly1 or the ,triumph of ,innocence4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a coach full of learned gentlemen1 driven by a ,counsel in his robes1 is passing through an enthusiastic crowd2 the charioteer is declaring3 ',i thought we should bring him through4' ,the ,duke of ,york is in the boot1 apparently1 'blowing his own trumpet2' a placard1 wreathed in laurel1 is on the roof of the carriage1 announcing1 ,acquitted4 ,glorious majority of #hb4 ,the people are uproariously demonstrative2 they are shouting3 ',huzza6 glorious news for ,old ,england6' females are encouraging their husbands to cheer2 the figure of ,mrs4 ,clarke is represented bursting through the multitude and shaking her fists at her late 'protector1' while a stout ,churchman by her side is loyally protesting1 ',i always said he was innocent6' ,april #a1 #ahji4 ,doctor ,o',meara's ,return to his ,family1 after ,preaching before ,royalty4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the reverend divine has returned home to his comely spouse and family in such an elated frame of mind--skipping about1 to the derangement of his ecclesiastic dignity1 and losing his wig and hat--that his wife is enquiring3 ',why1 my dear1 you are quite frantic2 what is the matter with you8' ,the ,doctor is replying1 in ecstasy1 jumping higher than ever3 ',frantic8--,i believe ,i am--,i have been preaching before ,royalty--our fortunes are made--such a sermon--neat text--quarter of an hour's discourse--appropriate prayer at the conclusion--,oh6 to see them cry it would have melted a heart of stone--,oh bless that ,mrs4 ,clarke2 ,i shall never forget her6' ,april #a1 #ahji4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,farewell to her ,audience4 ,tailpiece4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,all the principal performers--generals1 colonels1 captains1 reverend doctors1 ,master ,carter1 c4--who have figured in the ',clarke ,scandal1' and throughout the series of satirical prints which ,rowlandson designed on the ,delicate ,enquiry1 are drawn up on the stage1 in proper theatrical fashion1 to acknowledge the gratifying reception accorded their exertions at the hands of an appreciative public4 ,the national prototype1 as the paying patron of the performance1 is in the stage box1 clapping his hands with enthusiasm1 and shouting1 ',bravo1 bravo6' ,mrs4 ,clarke1 as the leading actress1 is standing in front of the line of players1 dressed in semi-martial fashion1 with a military hat on her head1 epaulettes1 a gorget1 a laced coat1 and a crimson sash4 ,she is speaking the farewell address1 which is as follows3--',ladies and ,gentlemen1--,having done our duty as far as we were called upon1 we most humbly take our leave of a generous audience2 not1 like the generality of actors1 wishing for a repetition of the performance1 but1 on the contrary1 that it may never again be repeated4 ,as to our friend ,mr4 ,tegg1 we hope that the graphic illustrations of this drama1 which he and his performers have brought forward1 may meet with that encouragement which is never denied to the effusions of whim and humour by a loyal and liberal ,british public2 but ,i particularly request that1 while you acquit the ,bishop1 you will be merciful to his ,clarke4' ,april #d1 #ahji4 ,original ,plan for a ,popular ,monument1 to be erected in ,gloucester ,place4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the contributaries to this monument of turpitude are grouped together to form a memorial suited to the occasion4 ,the foundation-stone is a huge block1 labelled ',york ,folly1' supported on one side by the ,episcopal mitre and crozier of the ,right ,rev4 ,bishop of ,osnabrck1 with a scroll of ',the ,new ,morality4' ,the accessories on the other side are the cocked-hat1 sword1 and tender love-letters of the ex-,commander-in-,chief4 ,a block of ',cracked ,portland ,stone1' and a third slab of ',folkestone of the first quality1' refer to the agitations raised by the ,duke of ,portland and ,lord ,folkestone2 the more spirited elements are ranged above this foundation1 in the form of a barrel of ',whitbread's ,entire1' ',burdett's ,stingo1' and ',wardle's ,british ,spirit1' these gentlemen having been the most active in enforcing the ,duke's resignation4 ',romilly ,freestone' supports a pair of medallions representing the two officers consigned to ,newgate for prevarication--',sandon' and ',clavering's ,dumps4' ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,pyramid1 a golden cone1 caps the edifice reared on corruption4 ,april #e1 #ahji4 ,a ,york ,address to the ,whale ,caught lately off ,gravesend4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,duke of ,york1 in his regimentals1 has gone down on his knees to the latest wonder of the hour1 and is beseeching the popular arrival to divert the minds of an excitement-loving public from his own particular case3 ',o mighty monster of the deep1 continue to attract the attention of ,john ,bull1 bend his mind solely towards thee1 for in that is my only hope2 fascinated by thy powerful attractions1 he may perhaps forget the honour of a ,prince4' ,april #aj1 #ahji4 ,the ,flower of the ,city4--,the figure of ,alderman ,flower is represented in the centre of a huge sunflower blowing on a stem1 ',weak ,stock1' planted in a pot of ',rank ,butter1' and elevated on two cheeses1 marked ',mouldy and ,rotten4' ,a sinister blast from a diabolical agent is withering the plant1 and the leaves are falling2 they are labelled with various uncomplimentary sentences1 suggesting all kinds of vices1 belonging to the parent shoot4 ,below this unflattering tribute to the ,alderman is inscribed the following parody of verses3-- ,the ,flow'r of the ,city1 so gaudy and fine1 ',midst proud ones the proudest1 was erst known to shine4 ,it spread its gay leaves and it show'd its rich clothes1 ,and to all 7less in consequence7 turn'd up its nose6 ,till a blight1 a sad blight1 from a ,democrat wind ,struck the sensitive plant1 both before and behind4 ,it felt the keen blast6 ,all its arrogance fled1 ,and the ,flow'r of the ,city hung1 hung down its head4 ,the ,flow'r of the ,city1 thus doom'd to despair1 ,droops1 pines1 and with wailing impregnates the air6 ,tells its pride and its folly 7the cause of its grief71 ,while the tears of repentance encumber each leaf6 ,but vain are its tears1 or the fate it bemoans1 ,the world1 the base world1 gives but hisses and groans6 ,for ever6 for ever6 its proud hopes are fled1 ,and the ,flow'r of the ,city hangs1 hangs down its head4 ,april #aj1 #ahji4 ,the ,modern ,babel1 or ,giants ,crushed by a ,weight of ,evidence4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the unfortunate ,duke of ,york1 with his ,counsel and learned supporters1 are crushed down under the weight of a compound structure which has been imposed upon their heads and shoulders4 ,the bulkiest mass is the ,evidence of ,mrs4 ,clarke2 ,miss ,taylor's ,evidence is next in consequence1 and the pyramidal slabs decrease upwards3 ,sly hits from ,sandon and ,clavering2 ,home ,strokes from ,dowling2 ,mrs4 ,hovendon's ,evidence2 ,mrs4 ,tavery1 ,doctor ,o',meara1 ,master ,carter1 c4 ,the person of ,mrs4 ,clarke1 posed in a triumphant attitude1 is the figure which completes this superstructure of folly4 ,april #ah1 #ahji4 ,the ,sick ,lion and the ,asses4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,duke of ,york's head is placed on the shoulders of the disabled forest king1 a pair of asses are showing their heels to the royal beast4 ',what a ,cur it is6' and ',every man has his ,price1' written on their collars1 proclaim the identity of these animals4 ,another ass1 of deeper cunning1 forbears to take advantage of the prostrate lion1 from far-seeing motives3 ',pshaw1 pshaw6 don't be afraid1 ,i shall not kick1 you may depend upon me--you may be of service to me hereafter6' ,the apologue is said to be 'taken from ,mr4 ,waithman's speech at the ,common ,hall3' ',when the royal beast was sick to death1 and unable to defend himself1 the minor beasts he had injured came to revile him with their wrongs2 but when the dull asses came to fling their heels at him the royal animal exclaimed3 ,injuries from others ,i can bear with resignation1 but to bear insult from such vile animals as asses is to die a hundred deaths6' ,april #ba1 #ahji4 ,burning the ,books4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,as we have traced in the summary of the diversified proceedings in the ,clarke ,scandal1 the friends of the ,duke of ,york were glad1 as a last resource1 to make terms with the enemy2 and the conditions under which ,mrs4 ,clarke's silence was purchased being published abroad 7considering the publicity of the circumstances attending the ,investigation1 the terms of surrender could not be disguised71 the satirists made merry over this fresh instance of tergiversation4 ,the edition of ,mrs4 ,clarke's memoirs1 the bombshell which threatened the aristocratic peace of mind1 was purchased for a certain sum4 ,in the print of ',burning the ,books' the heroine of the scandal is holding up the terms of surrender3 '#aj1jjjl41 debts paid1 #fjjl4 per annum1 c4 c4' ,the heroine of the memoirs is directing the destruction of her eagerly-expected volumes1 containing hundreds of letters from persons of quality1 including the correspondence 7supposed to have been destroyed7 of the ,duke of ,york4 ,the lady is zealous enough in the interests of her profitable clients3 ',burn away6 ,i would burn half the universe for the money4 ,you may preserve a copy or two for ,doctor ,o',meara and a few private friends4 ,now for my ,brimstone carriage6' ,the printer's men are carrying piles of the offending work1 and committing the edition to the flames4 ,an acknowledgment from the publisher is on the writing-table3 ',received for paper and printing1 and also for destroying this1' c4 ,the figure of the ,duke of ,york is shown1 slily peeping from behind a curtain2 the ,commander1 lately resigned1 is evidently delighted at the course things are taking1 and is crying1 ',this will do6' ,many of the letters1 as ,mrs4 ,clarke declared1 reflected in disrespectful terms on the heir to the throne and others of his royal brothers4 ,april #bb1 #ahji4 ,a ,piece-,offering4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,mrs4 ,clarke1 in all her extensive finery1 is sacrificing her memoirs1 ,life of ,mrs4 ,clarke1 the ,duke's ardent love-letters1 and all the disagreeable evidences supposed to have remained in her possession1 at the ,altar of ,repentance4 ,the figure of the ,commander is rising in effigy above the flames1 in the centre of a brilliant sun2 his face is turned to the authoress of the pyre with a satisfied smile4 ,the high-priestess of the sacrifice is gratefully addressing the mollified divinity3 ',thus perish all that gives my darling pain6' ,may #bd1 #ahji4 ,the ,quaker and the ,clarke4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a sedate ,quaker1 in a suit of modest brown1 has turned his back on the beguiling enchantress1 fair authoress of so much mischief1 and is hurrying away from her entreaties 'to tarry a while1' declaring3 ',woman1 avaunt6 ,i am not to be tempted2 and be it known also ,i am a married man1' c4 ,may #bh1 #ahji4 ,john ,bull and the ,genius of ,corruption4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#id74--,the national prototype has been haranguing on the extinction of abuses with a compound symbolical monster1 who is standing in the way of progress and healthy legislation4 ,mr4 ,bull's corrupt opponent is making the ,jesuitical concession3 ',what you say about ,reform1 ,johnny1 is very true1 but this is not the time for it6' ,john ,bull1 who has no opinion of the obstructive party1 is retorting1 ',no1 nor it never will be while such a monster as you remains in existence6' ,the monster1 who is evidently a difficult customer to deal with1 wears a defensive cap of ,professions and ,promises2 he has 'an eye to ,interest1' a ,mouth of ,guile1 and a nose to ,scent for ,interest2 he wears the ,collar of ,corruption1 has ,wings of ,speculation1 ,arms of ,power1 and ,hands of ,extortion1 and is further provided with bags of gold for the purpose of bribery1 ,deep ,pockets of ,perquisites1 ,legs of ,luxury1 and he is propped on ,feet of ,connivance4 ,june #ab1 #ahji4 ,boney's ,broken ,bridge4--,the ,austrian army is drawn up in security on one side of the river ,danube2 ,buonaparte1 in a fine rage with his discomfited generals1 and his disappointed legions1 are arrayed on the other bank1 powerless to disturb their exulting adversaries4 ,the ,emperor is pointing to the remains of his famous bridge1 and furiously demanding1 in reply to the ,austrian taunts3 ',ah1 who is it that dares contradict me8 ,i say it was some floating timber and the high swell of the river that caused the shocking accident6' ,an impolitic old general1 bowing low1 and in consternation at the news he is obliged to impart1 is replying3 ',with all due deference to your little ,majesty1 it was the ,austrian fire-boats that destroyed the bridge4' ,the ,archduke's troops are chanting a new edition of an old nursery rhyme3-- ,boney's bridge is broken down1 ,dance over the ,lady ,lee2 ,boney's bridge is broken down ,by an ,archduke--ee4 ,july #i1 #ahji4 ,hell ,broke ,loose1 or the ,devil to ,pay among the ',darling ,angels4' ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the dark fiend is standing at the gates of the infernal regions1 scourge in hand2 he is dressed in the wig and robes of a judge1 and poised on a slab1 setting forth the well-recognised axiom3 ,two of a trade can never agree4 ,the diabolical personage is holding the balance between the two principal actors in the late proceedings4 ,it will be remembered that a misunderstanding occurred between the chief conspirators4 ,soon after the conclusion of the investigation in the ,house of ,commons1 ,colonel ,wardle and ,mrs4 ,clarke began to exchange mutual recriminations1 and the public were gratified with fresh scandalous revelations2 the champion of impartial justice began to lose his strangely-earned popularity4 ,colonel ,wardle is plunged into the scale of ,patriotism1 with an infernal imp to weigh him down2 the gold box1 in which the freedoms of more than one town were offered to the enemy of corruption1 and the ,york impeachment papers are thrown into the scale to make weight4 ,mrs4 ,clarke is balanced against her late coadjutor in the scale of ,virtue4 ',love-letters1 ,mr4 ,wright's bill1 ,doctor ,donovan's bill1' c41 are added to weigh against the ,colonel's testimonials4 ,july1 #ahji4 ,the ,tables are ,turned4 ,how are the ,mighty ,fallen6--,the public were treated with the spectacle of the patriotic champion sued in a law court for the furniture of ,mrs4 ,clarke's house at ,westbourne ,place1 which had been taken on his guarantee and recommendation4 ,the ,court gave judgment against the crestfallen ,colonel1 who had denied his liability1 and he was adjudged to pay the heavy expenses incurred in the new establishment and the incidental costs of the process4 ,in ,rowlandson's view of the situation ,mrs4 ,clarke is seen mounted on her asinine ex-supporter2 the head of the steed bears a face suggestively resembling the countenance of the patriot2 a ',turkey carpet' furnishes a saddle2 the motto ,england expects every man to do his duty is written on the bridle2 ',wright1 the upholsterer's bill' is tied to the animal's tail2 the lady is whipping up her reluctant supporter with a birch labelled ',private promises4' ,the ass is scattering the chairs1 tables1 mirrors1 fenders1 and other objects particularised on 'the bill' which gave the ,colonel so much irritation2 the flattering presentations1 addresses1 gold boxes1 ',thanks to my ass1' ',lies against the ,duke of ,york1' ',thanks to a ,welch ,billy ,goat1' ',from the ,city of ,london1' ',thanks and freedom in a gold box1' and other complimentary testimonials1 are scattered on the ground4 ,the dashing rider is making an exhibition of her skilful management of the donkey tribe3-- ,i've a fine stud of ,asses as ever was seen2 ,this is one of the number from ,westbourne ,green4 ,gee up1 ,neddy1 come up1 ,neddy1 c41 ,what do you think of my ,neddy and me8 ,july #ad1 #ahji4 ,more of the ,clarke1 or ,fresh ,accusations4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,colonel ,wardle is exposed to the public in a humiliating position2 his former mob-popularity is reversed1 and their admiration is changed to ridicule4 ,the scene is supposed to take place in front of the mansion in ,westbourne ,place1 before which is assembled a crowd of jeering spectators4 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 unabashed1 as in the previous disclosures1 is frankly denouncing her ex-colleague1 and pointing to the luxurious fittings of her bedroom4 ,she is unmasking the scandalised champion to his late friends the mob3 ',and ,clarke said unto ,felix1 ,thou art the man2--behold the furniture6 and ,felix trembled4' ,the ,colonel1 whose reputation did not improve as the innuendoes of his new opponents became more daring1 with clasped hands and his knees knocking together1 is servilely trying to reinstate his lost reputation3 ',good people of the ,united ,kingdom1 suspend your judgment for the present1 till ,i get this woman placed in the pillory4 ,i never did anything naughty no more than the child unborn4 ,it was all for the good of my country1 ,i assure you4 ,i am as firm a patriot as ever purchased a convex mirror or a red ,turkey carpet4' ,july #af1 #ahji4 ,the ,plot ,thickens1 or ,diamond ,cut ,diamond4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,mrs4 ,clarke is still in the thick of her complications4 ,she is standing1 unmoved1 in the centre of the picture4 ,colonel ,wardle1 who soon fell out with his ally when pushed to fulfil her conditions1 is declaring for vengeance3 ',i intend to commence an action against her for obtaining money under false pretences in the case of ,french's levy4 ,i'll teach her to send gentlemen to ,newgate4' ,another individual1 dressed as a civilian1 recommends3 ',leave her to me2 ,i'll touch her up in the furniture business6' ,mrs4 ,clarke1 with her hands on her lips1 is replying3 ',i don't care a fig for any of you2 and as to you1 ,mr4 ,furnituremonger1 ,i'll be beforehand with you4' ,a stout gentleman behind the fair intriguante cries1 ',that's a good girl1 follow him up2 ,i'll back you2 ,i'll let him know whose ,wright and whose ,wrong4 ,if ,i don't enter an action against him ,i'm no upholsterer4' ,a young barrister1 holding a voluminous brief1 is smiling with satisfaction at the prospect of litigation1 and encouraging both sides3 ',that's right1 my good friends2 it's all for the ,best6' ,july #ah1 #ahji4 ,amusement for the ,recess1 or the ,devil to ,pay amongst the ,furniture4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,colonel ,wardle is represented1 in an infuriated state1 wreaking vengeance on the offensive furniture1 which had caused the destruction of his popularity and his reputation2 the lately immaculate champion is armed with a bludgeon2 he is trampling under foot ',an ,essay on ,keeping ,bad ,company1' and breaking up the elegant belongings of the establishment1 for the privilege of supplying which he had been compelled to pay a sufficiently heavy penalty2 he is made to exclaim3 ',d---- the furniture1 d---- the convex mirrors and red ,turkey carpets2 d---- ,westbourne ,place and everything that belongs to it4' ,mrs4 ,clarke is rather entertained than dismayed at this spirit of wanton destructiveness3 ',deary1 those little gusts of ,welsh passion become you extremely2 the exercise will do you good2 besides1 it will increase your popularity6' ,july #cj1 #ahji4 ,the ,bill of ,wright's1 or the ,patriot ,alarmed4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the upholsterer has waited on ,colonel ,wardle and unrolled his long bill3 ',gullem ,waddle1 ,esq41 to ,wright4 ,red ,turkey carpet1 convex mirror1 chandeliers1 sideboards1 bed furniture1 chairs and tables1 vases and cellarets1 ,egyptian furniture1 sofa la ,clarke1' and other weighty items4 ',mr4 ,gullem ,waddle1 ,i have brought you in a small bill for goods delivered for the ,cleopatra of ,westbourne ,place2 and1 as you are a true patriot1 you can have no possible objection to the ,bill of ,wright's4' ,the dismayed ,colonel1 keeping his hands in his pockets1 is making a counter-proposal3 ',what do you talk about patriotism8 ,i tell you ,i have left off practice4 ,d---- the ,bill of ,wright's6 ,it is all a mistake about ,westbourne ,place2 you should have taken it to ,gloucester ,place--there you would be sure to have had your money6' ,august #a1 #ahji4 ,the ,mistake4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,august #a1 #ahji4 ,wonders1 ,wonders1 ,wonders4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7#aja74--,ten figures of ',natural ,curiosities1' designed and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,a certain amount of care is bestowed on the execution of this plate4 ,the marvels of the age in which the caricature was published have not1 in most cases1 become monotonously plentiful in our own day4 ,as set down by the satirist the ten wonders were the discoveries of ',a modest woman of quality2 a primitive ,bishop2 a real maid of five-and-thirty2 an exciseman with a conscience2 an author with a second suit of clothes 7this fictitious person has been represented in a most jubilant fashion72 a great man of common sense2 a woman who has continued three months a widow2 a theatrical hero of modesty and economy2 a complete honest attorney2' and1 lastly1 'a man of talents1 wit1 and learning possessed of a thousand a year4' ,on the close of the ,clarke ,scandal1 which had fitly served the purpose of the satirist1 our caricaturist resumed his series of attacks upon the more memorable 'disturber of the peace of ,europe4' ,august #bh1 #ahji4 ,the ,rising ,sun1 or a ,view of the ,continent4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,buonaparte is surrounded by the ,continental ,powers2 his present occupation is to lull and rock to slumber1 in a cradle1 the ,russian ,bear1 muzzled with ,french promises1 and tempted with ',turkey wheat4' ,the ,corsican is figuratively and literally sitting on thorns2 the sun of ,spain and ,portugal is arising on the meridian with threatening import4 ,sweden has taken the part of watchguard of ,freedom1 and is raising the cap of liberty2 a ,swedish huzzar is making a desperate sabre-cut at the too successful general1 and sounding a warning note to the betrayed ,muscovite3 ',awake1 thou sluggard1 ere the fatal blow is struck1 and thou and thine execrable ally sunk to eternal oblivion4' ,the ,emperor is disturbed by the new light3 ',this rising sun has set me upon thorns4' ,the ,dutchman1 with a broken sceptre1 is sunk in a besotted sleep on a cask of 'genuine hollands1' and leaning the weight of his fat person on his ally1 who finds the weight a trifle crushing4 ,poland is represented as a shadow2 the ,prussian eagle is trussed2 and the ,king1 with straw in his hair1 and confined in a strait-waistcoat1 is singing mad ditties4 ,denmark is snuffed out under an extinguisher2 but the ,austrian ,emperor is once more taking heart and advancing to the attack1 sabre in hand1 with dangerous intentions3 ',tyrant1 ,i defy thee and thy cursed crew6' ,september #c1 #ahji4 ,the ,pope's ,excommunication of ,buonaparte1 or ,napoleon brought to his last stool4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,pope and his legates have called on the ,emperor1 with candle and bell1 to produce an effect4 ,the head of the ,church is propped up on ',french crutches1' and his triple crown is split asunder2 he is declaring3 ',he has cracked my crown1 overturned my temporal dignities2 but ,i am so trammelled in these crutches that ,i cannot follow him as ,i would wish2 however1 my good ,lord ,cardinals1 read him the excommunication--it will make him tremble on his throne4' ,the ,cardinals proceed to rehearse the contents of the comminatory scroll2 the ,emperor1 who is holding an ',essay on the ,church of ,rome1' amongst other waste papers1 is returning1 unmoved3 ',mercy on me6 ,i never heard anything half so dreadful4 ,when you have done with that paper1 gentlemen1 ,i will thank you for it6' ,september #d1 #ahji4 ,song by ,commodore ,curtis4 ,tune1 ',cease1 rude ,boreas4' ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the artist has furnished the heading for a parody setting forth the adventures of the gallant ,curtis1 ,alderman and ,commodore1 with the expedition which was sent to assist our allies the ,dutch against the ,french4 ,curtis is seated in his armchair in the cabin of his yacht1 a great gold challenge cup1 ,speedy and ,soon1 in his grasp1 with a turtle laid on its back by his side4 ,a party of ,english officers belonging to the expedition have come on board1 and they are making free with his good things2 wine and punch are flowing lavishly4 ,according to the song-writer's version these gallant warriors1 having boarded the ,commodore's yacht and made sad havoc with all his provisions1 succeeded1 after a three days' devastation1 in eating and drinking all the plentiful supplies laid in by poor ,curtis1 until at last he began to dread that they might take it into their heads to eat him too4 ,although the worthy cit set out enthusiastically and filled with valour1 his return was somewhat less heroic3-- ,from ,ramsgate we set sail for ,flushing1 ,to aid our friends the ,mynheers2 ,and for the ,scheld our fleet was pushing1 ,resolved to trounce the d----d ,monsieurs6 ,slightly discomfited1 the ,commodore sounds a retreat3-- ,now farewell all my hopes of glory1 ,scheld's muddy flood and isles adieu2 ,i'll lead the van with the first story1 ,and tell the ,cockneys something new4 ,i'll talk of batteries1 bloody sieges1 ,of fizzing bombshells1 towns on fire1 ,till my tale the whole town obliges ,my deeds and courage to admire4 ,september #ad1 #ahji4 ,a ,design for a ,monument to be erected in commemoration of the glorious and never-to-be-forgotten ,grand ,expedition1 so ably planned and executed in the year #ahji4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ajg74--,the bust of ,general ,chatham1 crowned with bulrushes1 is at the head of this satirical memorial2 monkeys and frogs are grouped on either side1 ',french monkeys in attitudes of derision1' and ',dutch frogs smoking their pipes in safety4' ,the shield represents 'the immortal ,william ,pitt1 ,earl of ,chatham1' obscured in the clouds4 ,the supporters of the escutcheon are a ',british seaman in the dumps1' and ',john ,bull1 somewhat gloomy--but for what it is difficult to guess1 after so glorious an achievement4' ,the ,motto4 ,great ,chatham1 with one hundred thousand men1 ,to ,flushing sailed1 and then sailed back again4 ,the fleet is represented sailing homeward under the ',sun of ,glory4' ',a flying view of the return of the expedition4 ,o tempora6 ,o mores6' ,september #bd1 #ahji4 ,general ,cheathem's marvellous ,return from his ,exhibition of ,fireworks4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ajh74--,the ,general is returning from the abortive ,walcheren ,expedition1 mounted on a flying wooden horse1 which1 like ,don ,quixote's and other enchanted steeds1 is performing wonders in the way of discharging rockets2 on one side of the ,general swings a fleet of ships1 ',wooden castles in the air1' balanced by such empty bladders as the ',walcheren ,expedition1' ',bereland1 plan and fortifications of ,flushing1' c4 ,the glorious ,general has taken a pair of ,dutch dolls captive1 and these are the chief trophies of his adventure4 ',here ,i am1 my dear ,johnny1 escaped from fire1 water1 plague1 pestilence1 and famine2 my fireworks have given general satisfaction abroad4 ,i must now couch on a bed of roses1 and hope when ,i awake to be rewarded with a pension and dukedom for brilliant services4' ,mr4 ,bull and his lady are standing on their own shores1 deeply impressed with the ,general's manoeuvres4 ,cries ,mrs4 ,bull1 ',lord1 what a man of mettle he is6' ,john ,bull is grasping his thick stick in a way that looks menacing3 ',general ,cheathem flying back1 as ,i foretold1 garnished out with drops and ,dutch metal4 ,where is the ten million of ,british bullion1 you scarecrow8 ,the ,sinking ,fund suits your talents better than sinking of ships4' ,commodore ,curtis1 in his yacht1 is sailing away from the 'mortality at ,flushing1' and shouting in great glee3 ',a new contract for mouldy biscuits4 ,expeditions for ever4 ,huzza6' #ahji4 ,a ,plan for a ,general ,reform4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,september #bg1 #ahji4 ,this is the ,house that ,jack ,built4 7,old ,price ,row at ,drury ,lane47 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,this cartoon1 in six compartments1 is aimed at ,kemble's new house1 which1 from certain arrangements of the boxes1 and other innovations1 became the cause of considerable turbulence-- ,these are the ,boxes let to the great ,that visit the ,house that ,jack built4 ,the curtain of the theatre bears the advertisement3 ',grand theatrical ,bagnio1 fitted up in the ,italian style2' ',lodgings to let for the season1 or a single night2' ',roomy pit for parsons1 poets1 ,presbyterians1 ,quakers1 grumblers1' c42 ',boxes for the ,cyprian corps1 with snug lobby to ditto2' ',private accommodations for the ,members of both ,houses of ,parliament2' ',boudoirs pour la ,noblesse2' ',rabbit hutches1 seven shillings each2' ',humbug gallery1 two shillings2' and1 chief cause of dissatisfaction1 ',pigeon-holes for the swinish multitude'3-- ,these are the pigeon-holes over the ,boxes1 ,let to the great that visit the ,house that ,jack built4 ,this is the ,cat engaged to squall to the poor in the pidgeon-holes over the ,boxes1 let to the great that visit the ,house that ,jack built4 ,madame ,catalini is endeavouring to sing2 but the audience1 armed with rattles1 post-horns1 and other noisy instruments1 are raising a regular uproar3-- ,this is ,john ,bull with a bugle-horn1 ,that hissed the ,cat engaged to squall to the poor1 c4 ,this is the ,thief-taker1#ba shaven and shorn1 ,that took up ,john ,bull1 with his bugle-horn1 c4-- ,the rioters are having a regular stand-up fight outside the theatre1 as well as within4 ,the last verse-- ,this is the ,manager1 full of scorn1 ,who rais'd the price to the people forlorn1 c41 ,and directed the ,thief-taker1 shaven and shorn1 c4-- introduces the great ,john ,kemble at the foot-lights1 haranguing his unruly audience2 the house is represented much as it actually appeared2 the rioters1 provided with squirts1 bellows1 marrow-bones1 cleavers1 rattles1 cow-horns1 and all sorts of rough music1 in short1 every instrument of noise that ingenuity could suggest1 with huge streamers1 banners1 and placards1 held out on long poles1 c41 containing such announcements as ',no theatrical taxation1' ',no intriguing shop1' ',no annual boxes1' ',no ,italian singers1' ',none of your ,jesuitical tricks1 you black monk1' ',be silent1 ,mr4 ,kemble's head aitches1' ',kemble1 remember the ,dublin tin-man1' ',dickons for ever1 no ,catalini4' ,september #cj1 #ahji4 ,a ,lump of ,impertinence4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--',who the devil do you stare at8 ,get along about your business4' #ahji7874 ,a ,lump of ,innocence4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4--,a florid beauty1 of the fat1 fair1 forty1 and full-blown type1 is 'affecting a modesty1 though she has it not2' her eyes are downcast1 and a blush suffuses all over1 her cheeks being about the colour of a bumper of rubicund cognac brandy which she is imbibing1 probably with a view to hide her sensibility3 ',really1 gentlemen1 if you gaze at me in this manner you will put me quite to the blush6' ,october #i1 #ahji4 ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#beg74 #ahji4 ,business and ,pleasure4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bib74 ,october #bd1 #ahji4 ,preparations for the ,jubilee1 or ,theatricals ,extraordinary4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a range of booths occupies the background of the view2 a pole is erected before each of the tents1 displaying a flag and an advertising poster1 indicating the nature of the show provided within4 ,the preparations are being completed1 the workmen are putting the finishing strokes in readiness for opening4 ,under the union-jack is ,perceval1 ,eldon ,co4's ,pic ,nic ,entertainments2 any port in a storm4 ,under 'false colours' is ,don ,john's booth1 announcing1 ,set a beggar on horseback1 he'll ride to the devil1 with the ,row1 or a fig for ,john ,bull4 ,mr4 ,canning's ,booth advertises ,the ,double ,dealer1 with ,the ,duellist4 ,lord ,mulgrave offers ,a ,chapter of ,accidents1 with ',tis well 'tis no ,worse4 ,lord ,castlereagh promises ,the ,revenge1 with ,who would have thought it8 ,lord ,wellington's booth has ,the ,wild ,goose ,chase1 with ,the ,wanderer4 ,under a huge cocked-hat1 as a sign1 is ,general ,chatham's booth1 ',just arrived from ,flushing4' ,a comedy called ,delays and ,blunders1 to which will be added ,he will be a ,soldier1 is the bill offered from ,holland4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's booth presents ,a new melodrama1 called ,more ,secrets than ,one1 with ,various ,deceptions2 and her neighbour1 ,colonel ,wardle1 promises ,plot and ,counter ,plot1 with the farce of the ,upholsterer4 ,october #be1 #ahji4 ,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ahh74--,six subjects1 representing fair and fashionably-dressed female loungers of the period1 parodied under the several descriptions of la ,mode ,beef1 ,rump of ,beef1 ,breast of ,veal1 ,veal ,cutlets1 ,baron of ,beef1 and ,pork ,sausage4 ,the figures of these various personages are marked with spirit1 and the respective attributes are conveyed with a certain humorous appropriateness4 #ahji4 ,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a variation of the subjects published under a similar title1 in which the charms of numerous females are set forth under figurative titles2 the persons of six ladies are displayed in this print1 their personal attractions being grotesquely set off as ,pigs ,pettitoes1 ,scrag of ,mutton1 ,leg of ,lamb1 ,polony1 ,cod's ,head and ,shoulders1 and ,lamb ,chop1 with ,mint ,sauce4 7,republished from #ahjh4 ,companion to ,no4 #ahh4 ,published ,october #be1 #ahji47 ,december #a1 #ahji4 ,cattle not ,insurable4 ,hopes of the ,family1 or ,miss ,marrowfat ,home for the ,holidays4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7,no4 #bic74 ,december #ab1 #ahji4 ,the ,boxes4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi3-- ,o woe is me1 't have seen what ,i have seen2 ,seeing what ,i see6--,,shakespeare4 ,the artist has given a view of the 'pigeon-holes' at ,drury ,lane1 as the new gallery in 'the house that ,jack built' was derisively christened2 the present plate offers a burlesque representation of the refined parts of the house1 taken possession of by a company more miscellaneous than select4 ,the 'rabbit-hutches1' at seven shillings1 are given up to owls and deaf people2 a narrow row below1 in which the space is so confined that it is impossible for the spectators to stand upright1 is held by ,irish cabmen1 roughs smoking long clay pipes1 c42 below these1 in the boudoirs pour la noblesse1 we find the servants of the great1 dramdrinking1 hobanobbing1 and flirting4 ,the occupants of the rest of the private boxes are of a ruffianly type2 big sticks and publican's pewter measures are noticeable1 besides gentlemen with damaged optics1 and without coats2 a great dog1 ladies from ,st4 ,giles's1 and similarly distinguished members of society4 ,a scene of quarrelling1 practical joking1 and general uproar is proceeding below4 ,december #bc1 #ahji4 ,a ,peep at the ,gas ,lights in ,pall ,mall4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4--,the sketch represents a view of the first thoroughfare where gas was employed to illuminate the streets4 ,mr4 ,ackermann1 the publisher1 was one of the earliest to light his ,repository with gas1 which he manufactured for the purpose1 and was at considerable expense in providing apparatus and making experiments in improving the process4 ,the sightseers are lost in wonder and admiration at the novelty of finding gas burning in the streets2 the lamps are arranged in branches of three4 ,a gentleman of fashion is endeavouring to explain the science of gas-making to an elegant creature on his arm3 ',the coals being steamed1 produce tar or paint for the outside of houses2 the smoke passing through water is deprived of substance1 and burns as you see4' ,an ,irish visitor1 who has1 uninvited1 been attending to this lucid explanation1 is bursting out with ',arrah1 honey1 if this man brings fire through water we shall soon have the ,thames and the ,liffey burnt down1 and all the pretty little herrings and whales burnt to cinders6' ,amongst other wondergazers is a country farmer1 who is exclaiming1 ',wauns1 what a main pretty light it be6 we have nothing like it in our country4' ,a ,quaker1 his companion1 is responding1 ',ay1 friend1 but it is all vanity2 what is this to the inward light8' ,the more disreputable members of the community are reflecting that the new light will expose their depravities and put a stop to their commerce4 ,december1 #ahji4 ,joint ,stock ,street4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#agd74--;,from this satire it seems that a company-mania must have raged in #ahji1 suggestive1 in its extravagance1 of the days of the ,south ,sea ,bubble4 ,in front of the ,hospital for ,incurables is a blank wall1 covered with advertisements of various joint-stock enterprises1 which are attracting the attention of the speculative4 ,there is a ,doctors' ,company1 offering incalculable advantages3 ',no charge for emetics1 c42 patent coffins provided on the shortest notice2 no surgeons admitted4' ',a ,company of ,menders1 open to both sexes2 wives to mend their husbands1 husbands to mend their wives1 and most particularly1 everybody to mend themselves4' ,company of ,white-washers4 ,n4,b4 ,no lawyers admitted4 ,more advantages2 a new ,cabbage and ,potatoe ,company1 warranted genuine2 no cooking required1 saves time and trouble4 ,at the corner of ,bubble ,alley is the following tempting notice3 ,peter ,puff1 manufacturer of deal boards without knots1 from genuine sawdust1 c4 ,and outside a miserable hovel is the advertisement of ,tim ,slashem1 barber1 and perriwig maker1 who has a company in formation of mowers of beards by a new machine1 to shave sixty men in a minute1 to comb1 oil1 and powder their wigs in the bargain4 ,december #bd1 #ahji4 ,the ,bull and ,mouth4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bij74--;,a corpulent gentleman1 wearing a dressing-gown and nightcap1 is yawning and stretching in his armchair4 ,his huge head and gaping jaws would furnish forth excellently well a sign for the ,bull and ,mouth4 ,by his side stands a handsome and highly developed lady1 who is taking advantage of the sleepiness of her rude monster to slip a billet-doux into the hand of a military officer1 who is waiting in the rear4 #ahji4 ,a ,glee4 ,how shall we ,mortals ,spend our ,hours8 ,in ,love6 in ,war6 in ,drinking6 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,three figures1 represented as seated at table1 with all the appointments and accessories incidental to the brewing of punch1 carry out the spirit of the quotation4 ,the lover1 a smart young buck1 in top-boots1 is rapturously clasping his hands1 after a toast1 in inward contemplation of the perfections of his mistress4 ,an old ,commodore illustrates the idea of a life spent in warfare--although minus an eye and a leg1 he is tough and hearty1 and is seemingly content with his pipe and bowl4 ,the brutalising results of hours devoted to mere bestial intoxication are realised in the person of a slovenly and imbecile sot4 #ahji4 ,rowlandson's ,sketches from ,nature4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stadler1 aquatinta4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,a ,view in ,camelford1 ,cornwall ,sept4 #a1 #ahji4 ,the ,seat of ,m4 ,mitchell1 ,esq41 ,hengar1 ,cornwall ,sept4 #a ,a ,cottage in the ,duchy of ,cornwall ,sept4 #a ,village of ,st4 ,udy1 ,cornwall ,sept4 #a ,fowey1 ,cornwall ,sept4 #cj ,a ,view near ,richmond ,oct4 #d ,a ,view in ,devonshire ,oct4 #d ,taunton ,vale1 ,somersetshire ,nov4 #be ,view near ,newport1 ,isle of ,wight ,nov4 #be ,temple at ,strawberry ,hill ,nov4 #be ,white ,lion ,inn1 ,ponders ,end1 ,middlesex ,nov4 #be ,,sterne',s ',,sentimental ,,journey4' ,,calais4 ,the ,coach-yard of ,monsieur ,dessein's ,inn4--',this certainly1 fair lady1' said ,i1 raising her hand up a little lightly as ,i began1 'must be one of ,fortune's whimsical doings3 to take two utter strangers by their hands--of different sexes1 and perhaps from different corners of the globe--and in one moment place them together in such a cordial situation as ,friendship herself could scarce have achieved for them1 had she projected it for a month4' ',and your reflection upon it shews how much1 monsieur1 she has embarrassed you by the adventure4' ,in saying this she disengaged her hand with a look which ,i thought a sufficient commentary upon the text4 ,the triumphs of a true feminine heart are short upon these discomfitures4 ,in a very few seconds she laid her hand upon the cuff of my coat1 in order to finish her reply4 99 99 99 99 99 ,i fear1 in this interval1 ,i must have made some slight efforts towards a closer compression of her hand1 from a subtle sensation ,i felt in the palm of my own--not as if she was going to withdraw hers1 but as if she thought about it--and ,i had infallibly lost it a second time1 had not instinct more than reason directed me to the last resource in these dangers--to hold it loosely1 and in a manner as if ,i was every moment going to release it of myself2 so she let it continue1 till ,monsieur ,dessein returned with the key2 and in the meantime ,i set myself to consider how ,i should undo the ill impressions which the poor monk's story1 in case he had told it her1 must have planted in her breast against me4 ,illustration3 ,,yorick ,,and ,,father ,,lorenzo4 ,the ,snuffbox4--,the good old monk was within six paces of us1 as the idea of them crossed my mind1 and was advancing towards us a little out of the line1 as if uncertain whether he should break in upon us or no4 ,he stopped1 however1 as soon as he came up to us1 with a world of frankness2 and having a horn snuffbox in his hand1 he presented it1 open1 to me4 ',you shall taste mine1' said ,i1 pulling out my box 7which was a small tortoiseshell one71 and putting it into his hand4 '',tis most excellent1' said the monk4 ',then do me the favour1' ,i replied1 'to accept of the box and all2 and1 when you take a pinch out of it1 sometimes recollect it was the peace offering of a man who once used you unkindly1 but not from his heart4' ,the poor monk blushed as red as scarlet4 ',mon ,dieu6' said he1 pressing his hands together1 'you never used me unkindly4' ',i should think1' said the lady1 'he is not likely4' ,i blushed in my turn1 but from what movements ,i leave to the few who feel to analyse4 ',excuse me1 madame1' replied ,i1 ',i treated him most unkindly1 and from no provocations4' '',tis impossible1' said the lady4 ',my ,god6' cried the monk1 with a warmth of asseveration which seemed not to belong to him1 'the fault was in me1 and in the indiscretion of my zeal4' ,the lady opposed it1 and ,i joined with her in maintaining it was impossible that a spirit so regulated as his could give offence to any4 ,i knew not that contention could be rendered so sweet and pleasurable a thing to the nerves as ,i then felt it4 ,we remained silent1 without any sensations of that foolish pain which takes place when in such a circle you look for ten minutes in one another's faces without saying a word4 ,whilst this lasted1 the monk rubbed his horn box upon the sleeve of his tunic2 and as soon as it had acquired a little air of brightness by the friction1 he made a low bow and said 'twas too late to say whether it was the weakness or goodness of our tempers which had involved us in this contest2 but be it as it would1 he begged we might exchange boxes4 ,in saying this he presented his to me with one hand as he took mine from me in the other1 and having kissed it1 with a stream of good nature in his eyes1 he put it into his bosom--and took his leave4 ,i guard this box1 as ,i would the instrumental parts of my religion1 to help my mind on to something better3 in truth1 ,i seldom go abroad without it2 and oft and many a time have ,i called up by it the courteous spirit of its owner to regulate my own1 in the jostlings of the world3 they had found full employment for his1 as ,i learnt from his story1 till about the forty-fifth year of his age1 when1 upon some military services ill requited1 and meeting at the same time a disappointment in the tenderest of passions1 he abandoned the sword and the sex together1 and took sanctuary1 not so much in his convent as in himself4 ,i feel a damp upon my spirits as ,i am going to add1 that in my last return through ,calais1 upon enquiring after ,father ,lorenzo1 ,i heard he had been dead near three months1 and was buried1 not in his convent1 but1 according to his desire1 in a little cemetery belonging to it1 about two leagues off4 ,i had a strong desire to see where they had laid him--when1 upon pulling out his little horn box1 as ,i sat by his grave1 and plucking up a nettle or two at the head of it1 which had no business to grow there1 they all struck together so forcibly upon my affections1 that ,i burst into a flood of tears4 ,but ,i am as weak as a woman2 and ,i beg the world not to smile1 but pity me4 ,,montriul4 ,the ,bidet4--,when all is ready1 and every article is disputed and paid for in the inn1 unless you are a little soured by the adventure1 there is always a matter to compound at the door1 before you can get into your chaise2 and that is with the sons and daughters of poverty1 who surround you4 ,let no man say1 ',let them go to the devil'--'tis a cruel journey to send a few miserables1 and they have had sufferings enow without it4 ,i always find it better to take a few sous out in my hand2 and ,i would counsel every gentle traveller to do so likewise3 he need not be so exact in setting down his motives for giving them--they will be registered elsewhere4 99 99 99 99 99 ,having settled all these small matters1 ,i got into my postchaise with more ease than ever ,i got into a postchaise in my life2 and ,la ,fleur having got one large jack-boot on the far side of a little bidet 7post-horse71 and another on this 7for ,i count nothing of his legs71 he cantered away before me1 as happy and as perpendicular as a prince4 ,but what is happiness6 ,what is grandeur in this painted scene of life6 ,a dead ass1 before we had got a league1 put a stop to ,la ,fleur's career--his bidet would not pass it2 a contention arose betwixt them1 and the poor fellow was kicked out of his jack-boots the very first kick4 ,la ,fleur bore his fall like a ,french ,christian1 saying neither more or less upon it than ,diable6 so presently got up and came to the charge again--then this way--then that way3 and1 in short1 every way but by the dead ass4 ,la ,fleur insisted upon the thing--and the bidet threw him4 ',what's the matter1 ,la ,fleur1' said ,i1 'with this bidet of thine8' ',monsieur1' said he1 'c'est un cheval le plus opiniatre du monde4' ',nay1 if he is a conceited beast1 he must go his own way1' replied ,i4 ,so ,la ,fleur got off him1 and giving him a good sound lash1 the bidet took me at my word1 and away he scampered back to ,montriul4 ',peste6' said ,la ,fleur4 99 99 99 99 99 ,le ,diable6 which is the first and positive degree1 is generally used for ordinary emotions of the mind1 where small things only fall out contrary to your expectation1 such as--the throwing one's doublets--,la ,fleur's being kicked off his horse1 and so forth--cuckoldom1 for the same reason1 is always--,le ,diable6 ,but in cases where the cast has something provoking in it1 as in that of the bidet's running away after--and leaving ,la ,fleur aground in jack-boots--'tis the second degree4 ',tis then ,peste6 ,as there was no hunting down a frightened horse in jack-boots1 there remained no alternative but taking ,la ,fleur either behind the chaise or into it4 ,i preferred the latter1 and in half an hour we got to the post-house at ,namport4 ,,namport4 ,the ,dead ,ass4--',and this1' said he1 putting the remains of a crust into his wallet1 'and this should have been thy portion1' said he1 'had'st thou been alive to have shared it with me4' ,i thought by the accent it had been an apostrophe to his child2 but it was to his ass1 and to the very ass we had seen dead in the road1 which had occasioned ,la ,fleur's misadventure4 ,the man seemed to lament it much2 and it instantly brought into my mind ,sancho's lamentation for his2 but he did it with more true touches of nature4 ,the mourner was sitting upon a stone bench at the door1 with the ass's pannel and its bridle on one side1 which he took up from time to time--then laid them down--looked at them1 and shook his head4 ,he then took his crust of bread out of his wallet again1 as if to eat it2 held it some time in his hand1 then laid it upon the bit of his ass's bridle--looked wistfully at the little arrangement he had made1 and then gave a sigh4 ,the simplicity of his grief drew numbers about him1 and ,la ,fleur among the rest1 whilst the horses were getting ready2 as ,i continued sitting in the postchaise1 ,i could see and hear over their heads4 ,illustration3 ,,la ,,fleur ,,and ,,the ,,dead ,,ass4 ,he said he had come last from ,spain1 where he had been from the farthest borders of ,franconia1 and had got so far on his return home1 when his ass died4 ,everyone seemed desirous to know what business could have taken so old and poor a man so far a journey from his own home4 ,it had pleased heaven1 he said1 to bless him with three sons1 the finest lads in ,germany2 but having1 in one week1 lost two of them by the smallpox1 and the youngest falling ill of the distemper1 he was afraid of being bereft of them all2 and made a vow1 if heaven would not take him from him also1 he would go1 in gratitude1 to ,st4 ,jago1 in ,spain4 ,when the mourner got thus far in his story he stopped to pay ,nature her tribute1 and wept bitterly4 ,he said heaven had accepted the conditions1 and that he had set out from his cottage with this poor creature1 who had been a patient partner of his journey--that it had eat the same bread with him all the way and was unto him as a friend4 ,everybody who stood about heard the poor fellow with concern4 ,la ,fleur offered him money4 ,the mourner said he did not want it--it was not the value of the ass1 but the loss of him4 ,the ass1 he said1 he was assured loved him--and upon this told them a long story of mischance upon their passage over the ,pyrenean mountains1 which had separated them from each other three days3 during which time the ass had sought him as much as he had sought the ass1 and that they had neither scarce eat or drank till they met4 ',thou hast one comfort1 friend1' said ,i1 'at least in the loss of thy poor beast3 ,i am sure thou hast been a merciful master to him4' ',alas6' said the mourner1 ',i thought so when he was alive1 but now he is dead ,i think otherwise4 ,i fear the weight of myself and my afflictions together have been too much for him--they have shortened the poor creature's days1 and ,i fear ,i have them to answer for4' ',shame on the world6' said ,i to myself1 'did we love each other as this poor soul but loved his ass1 'twould be something4' #ahji4 ,butler's ,hudibras1 in three parts1 written in the time of the late wars1 corrected and amended1 with large annotations and preface1 by ,zachary ,grey1 ,,ll4,d4 ,embellished with engravings by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,esq4 ,london3 ,printed for ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 ,w4 ,hogarth1 inv42 ,rowlandson1 sc4 #a4 ,frontispiece4 ,hudibras and ,ralpho in the ,stocks4 #b4 ,setting out4 ,then did ,sir ,knight abandon dwelling1 ,and out he rode a-colonelling4 #c4 ,the ,battle4 ,the scatter'd rout return and rally1 ,surround the place2 the ,knight does sally1 ,and is made pris'ner4 #d4 ,the ,knight and ,ralpho consult the ,gymnosophist4 ,the ,knight with various doubt posses't ,to win the lady goes in quest ,of ,sidrophel1 the ,rosy-,crucian1 ,to know the ,dest'nies' resolution2 ,with whom b'ing met1 they both chop logic ,about the science astrologic2 ',till falling from dispute to fight1 ,the conj'rer's worsted by the ,knight4 #e4 ,sidrophel and ,whacum consulting the firmament4 ,this said1 he to his engine flew1 ,plac'd near at hand in open view1 ,and rais'd it 'till it levell'd right ,against the glowworm tail of ,kite1 ,then peeping thro'1 ,bless us 7quoth he7 ,it is a planet1 now ,i see1 ,and1 if ,i err not1 by his proper ,figure1 that's like tobacco stopper1 ,it should be ,saturn4 #ahji4 ,surprising ,adventures ,of the ,renowned ,baron ,munchausen4 ,containing singular travels1 campaigns1 voyages1 and adventures4 ,embellished with numerous engravings by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,london3 ,printed for ,t4 ,tegg1 #aaa ,cheapside4 ,frontispiece4--,baron ,munchausen's extraordinary flight on the back of an eagle1 and supported by a second eagle1 from ,margate over the continents of ,europe1 ,south and ,north ,america1 the ,polar regions1 and back to ,margate1 within thirty-six hours4 ,the ,baron arrives at ,ceylon1 combats and conquers two extraordinary opponents 7a lion and a crocodile74 ,the snow having melted1 the ,baron discovers his horse in the air1 secured by the bridle to the church steeple2 the ,baron proves himself a good shot1 cuts the bridle in two1 and resumes his journey4 ,is presented with a famous horse by ,count ,przolossky1 with which he performs many extraordinary feats2 the horse is cut in two by the portcullis of ,oczakow1 which the ,baron only discovers when he leads his spirited steed to drink at the fountain1 and the water flows out at the rear of the severed half4 ,bathes in the ,mediterranean1 is swallowed by a fish1 from which he is extricated by dancing a hornpipe4 ,the ,baron jumps into the sea with a ,turkish piece of ordnance on his shoulders 7which fires a marble ball of three hundred pounds weight7 and swims across the ,simois4 ,the ship1 driven by a whirlwind1 a thousand leagues above the surface of the waters2 the ,baron discovers the inhabitants of the moon1 with some traders from the ,dog ,star4 ,travelling in the ,south ,sea they lose their compass2 their ship slips between the teeth of a fish unknown in this part of the world4 ,the ,baron crosses the ,thames without the assistance of a bridge1 ship1 boat1 balloon1 or even his own will2 being blown out of one of the ,tower guns in which he had fallen asleep1 and the cannon is unexpectedly fired to celebrate an anniversary4 #ahji4 ,the ,beauties of ,sterne2 comprising his humorous and descriptive ,tales1 ,letters1 c4 ,embellished by caricatures by ,rowlandson1 from original drawings by ,newton4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside4 ,frontispiece4 ,the ,dance at ,amiens1 c4 #ahji4 ,poetical ,magazine4 ,dedicated to the lovers of the ,muse by the ,agent of the goddess1 ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,published ,november #a1 #ahji1 at ,r4 ,ackermann's ,repository of ,arts1 #aja ,strand4 ,introduction to ,the ,schoolmasters ,tour4 ,vol4 #a4--';,in the ,tour1 with the first part of which we here present our readers1 the author carries his hero through a great variety of whimsical adventures1 to the ,lakes and back again4 ,as tours are a fashionable article in the literature of the present day1 we trust that the poetical peregrinations of ,doctor ,syntax will come in for some share1 at least1 of the public applause1 to which we conceive it to be entitled4 ,the lovers of humour will not be displeased to be informed that it will be accompanied with a considerable number of illustrative engravings4' ,illustration3 ,,the ,,mansion ,,house ,,monitor4 ,,caricatures ,,supplied ,,by ,,rowlandson ,,to ,,the ,,poetical ,,magazine4 ,,volume ,i4 #a4 ,doctor ,syntax setting out on his ,tour to the ,lakes ,may #a1 #ahji4 #b4 ,the ,mansion ,house ,monitor ,june #a #c4 ,doctor ,syntax losing his way ,june #a #d4 ,doctor ,syntax stopped by ,highwaymen ,june #a #f4 ,doctor ,syntax bound to a ,tree by ,highwaymen ,july #a #h4 ,doctor ,syntax disputing his ,bill with the ,landlady ,aug4 #a ,the ,last ,drop4 ,a ,woodcut4 7,death striking the ,drinker74 7,see ,april #e1 #ahaa7 ,aug4 #a #aj4 ,doctor ,syntax copying the wit on the ,window ,sept4 #a #ab4 ,doctor ,syntax entertained at ,college ,oct4 #a #ac4 ,doctor ,syntax pursued by a ,bull ,oct4 #a ,,volume ,,ii4 #b4 ,doctor ,syntax mistakes a gentleman's house for an ,inn ,nov4 #a #d4 ,doctor ,syntax meditating on the ,tombstone ,dec4 #a #e4 ,an illustration to ',edwin and ,matilda1 or the ,beach ,king4' ,a legendary tale1 in four cantos ,dec4 #a ,the ,baron addressing the ,harpists at the banquet to ,earl ,edwin3-- ',cease1 caitiffs6 nor further insult with your noise ,the ears of our noble young guest4 ,hence1 away6 and bear with you those coarse thrumming toys6' ,the minstrels departed1--when1 raising his voice1 ,the ,baron ,earl ,edwin address'd4 #f4 ,doctor ,syntax tumbling into the ,water ,jan4 #a1 #ahaj4 #g4 ,illustration to ',edwin and ,matilda' ,jan4 #a ,the ,beach ,king discovering himself to ,matilda3-- ,a truncheon of coral he grasp'd in his hand1 ,which1 tho' pond'rous1 with ease he could swing3 ,thus array'd was the monster so fear'd thro' the land2 ,thus horribly form'd1 by ,matilda did stand ,the mighty1 enormous ,beach ,king4 #h4 ,doctor ,syntax losing his money on the ,raceground at ,york ,feb4 #a1 #ahaj4 #aj4 ,doctor ,syntax at a ,review ,march #a #ab4 ,doctor ,syntax with my ,lord ,april #a #ac4 ,doctor ,syntax made free of the ,cellar ,april #a ,,volume ,,iii4 #a4 ,doctor ,syntax sketching the ,lake ,may #a #c4 ,doctor ,syntax sketching after ,nature ,june #a #e4 ,doctor ,syntax robbed of his ,property ,july #a #g4 ,doctor ,syntax sells ,grizzle ,aug4 #a #i4 ,doctor ,syntax and ,rural ,sports ,sept4 #a #aa4 ,doctor ,syntax and the ,dairymaid ,oct4 #a ,,volume ,,iv4 #a4 ,doctor ,syntax at ,liverpool ,nov4 #a #c4 ,doctor ,syntax reading his ,tour ,dec4 #a #e4 ,doctor ,syntax ,preaching ,jan4 #a1 #ahaa4 #g4 ,doctor ,syntax and the ,bookseller ,feb4 #a #i4 ,doctor ,syntax at ,covent ,garden ,march #a #aa4 ,doctor ,syntax returned from his ,tour ,april #a #ac4 ,doctor ,syntax taking possession of his ,living ,may #a ,the intermediate plates are landscapes1 after anonymous artists1 engraved in aquatint by ,hassell and others4 #ahji4 ,beresford 7,james74 ,an ,antidote to the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 #hvo4 #ahji4 ,rowlandson's ,sketches from ,nature4 ,twelve views1 drawn and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,aquatinted by ,stadler4 #ahji4 ,the ,art of ,ingeniously ,tormenting4 ,republished by ,tegg4 ,plates by ,woodward4 #abmo4 #ahji4 ,annals of ,sporting4 ,by ,caleb ,quizem1 ,esq41 and his various ,correspondents4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,the ,courtier is thrown in pursuit of his game1 ,the ,poet's too often laid low1 ,who1 mounted on ,pegasus1 rides after ,fame1 ,with ',hark forward6 ,huzza6 ,tally-ho6' #ahji4 ,the ,trial of the ,duke of ,york4 ,in #b volumes4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahji4 ,annals of ,sporting4 ,by ,caleb ,quizem4 ,republished by ,tegg4 ,plates by ,woodward4 #abmo4 ,frontispiece4 ,the ,bucephalus ,riding ,academy for ,grown ,gentlemen4 ,h4 ,bunbury del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,titlepage4 ,vignette2 the ,author thrown from his ,pegasus4 ,designed and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,introduction4 ,caleb ,quizem1 ,esq4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,the ,maid of ,mim4 ,hounds4--#a4 ,rugged and ,tough4 ,the ,lion ,hound4 #b4 ,the ,black ,straddler4 ,the ,short-legg'd ,stag ,hound4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,game ,wigs4--#a4 ,a ,long ,bob4 ,a ,short ,bob4 ,a ,black ,scratch4 ,a ,physical ,tie4 ,a ,sir ,cloudesley ,shovel4 ,a ,three ,tier4 #b4 ,a ,cauliflower4 ,a ,full ,bottom4 ,a ,short ,queue4 ,a ,long ,queue4 ,a ,rose ,bag4 ,a ,full ,bag4 ,costume of ,hog's ,norton4--#a4 ,a back-front view of ,miss ,dickinson's ,new ,dress4 #b4 ,the ,morning ,dress of a ,lady and ,gentleman of ,hog's ,norton4 ,fashionable ,furniture at ,hog's ,norton4--#a4 ,chimney ,ornaments4 ,improved ,trencher4 ,hogs ,norton ,recess4 ,fashionable ,looking-glass4 ,fashionable ,clock4 #b4 ,the ,stocking ,sweep4 ,colonnade of ,streets4 ,fashionable ,table4 ,cobweb ,frieze4 ,sarcophagus1 ,cellaret1 ,coal-scuttle4 ,fashionable ,chair4 ,how a ,man may ,shoot his own ,wig4 ,the ,bailiff's ,hunt3-- #a4 ,going out in the ,morning4 #b4 ,in ,full ,scent4 #c4 ,breaking ,cover4 #d4 ,the ,pursuit4 #e4 ,at ,fault4 #f4 ,the ,second ,escape4 #g4 ,double and ,squat4 #h4 ,the ,seizure4 ,the ,true ,method of ,sitting a ,horse1 ,mathematically ,delineated4 #a4 ,mathematical ,horsemanship4--,mr4 ,ralph ,marrowbone1 forming an obtuse angle4 #b4 ,tom ,timorous1 forming an acute angle4 #c4 ,dickey ,diaper1 forming a right angle4 #d4 ,mr4 ,robert ,rasp1 letting fall a perpendicular from his saddle4 #e4 ,mr4 ,benjamin ,buckskin and his horse performing their evolutions within the circumference of a circle4 ,how to ,vault from the ,saddle4 #ahji4 ,advice to ,sportsmen1 selected from the notes of ,marmaduke ,markwell4 ,republished by ,tegg4 ,plates by ,woodward1 #abmo4 #ahji4 ,advice to ,sportsmen1 rural or metropolitan1 noviciates or grown persons2 with anecdotes of the most renowned shots of the day1 exemplified from life1 including recommendatory hints on the choice of guns1 dogs1 and sporting paraphernalia4 ,also characters1 costume1 and correspondence4 ,selected from the original notes of ,marmaduke ,markwell1 ,esq41 with sixteen illustrations by ,thomas ,rowlandson3-- ,but a bold pheasantry1 their country's pride1 ,when once destroyed1 can never be supplied4 ',dedication4--,to the most enlightened ,sportsman in the metropolis of the ,british ,empire2 equally keen in pursuit of the hare1 the haunch1 the partridge1 pheasant1 woodcock1 wild fowl1 black or red game2 devourer of the amphibious turtle1 and terror of the ,dutch2 dead shot at a patriot2 a marksman whose brilliant and sporting elocution can start a ,jubilee in the worst of times1 whose merry jokes can create sport1 and are the cause of sport to others3 ,to ,sir ,william ,curtis1 ,bart41 ,m4,p4 c41 c41 c41 these effusions of a ,city ,sportsman are with all respect inscribed by his most devoted and obedient servant1 ',,marmaduke ,,markwell4 ',turn-again ,lane1 ,september #a1 #ahji4' ,frontispiece4 ,the ,cockney's first attempt at shooting flying4 ,illustrations4 ,rat-hunting4 ,how to twist your neck4 ,night4 ,noon4 ,morning4 ,the dangerous consequences of sporting4 ,miss ,spitfire's encounter4 ,advantage of coupling sporting dogs4 ,finishing a gamekeeper4 ,how to come in at the death4 ,how to cool your courage4 ,a duck hunt in ,bartholomew ,lane4 ,neck or nothing4 ,a shooting parson or pot-hunter4 ,evening4 #ahji4 ,the ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 ,by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co41 with five plates by ,rowlandson1 c4 ,published by ,longmans4 #ahji4 ,the ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 ,investigated cheerfully1 elucidated satirically1 promulgated explicitly1 and discussed philosophically1 in a dozen dissertations on male1 female1 and neuter pleasures4 ,interspersed with various anecdotes and expounded by numerous annotations by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co4 7,fellow of the ,london ,literary ,society of ,lusorits74 7,mottoes from ,milton1 ,dibdin1 and ,peter ,pindar47 ,embellished with five illustrations and two headpieces4 ,london3 ,longmans ,co4 ,crown #hvo4 ,front engraved by ,w4 ,bond1 after ,w4 ,satchwell4 ,physiognomical vignette on title-page engraved by ,w4 ,bond1 from ,bell's ,anatomy of ,expression4 ,of ,rowlandson's illustrations the author observes1 in his preface3 ',the five illustrative commendatory etchings do not require any verbal explanation4' ,five prints by ,rowlandson3-- #a4 ,christopher ,crabtree in the ,suds4 #b4 ,mr4 ,ego's marvellous ,story4 #c4 ,connoisseurs1 or ,portrait ,collectors6 7,the 'collector' in question is slily pocketing a print while the shopman's attention is diverted47 #d4 ,a ,brace of ,full-grown ,puppies1 or my ,dog and me4 #e4 ,pleasures of ,bond ,street1 or ,fashionable ,driving4 #ahji4 ,t4 ,smollett3 ,miscellaneous ,works4 ,twenty-six illustrations by ,rowlandson4 #e vols4 #hvo4 ,edinburgh4 #ahji4 ,gambado4 ,an ,academy for ,grown ,horsemen1 c4 #hvo4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7,see #ahjh47 #ahji4 ,beauties of ,tom ,brown4 ,frontispiece and illustrations by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ab mo4 #ahji4 ,views in ,cornwall1 ,devon1 ,somerset1 ,isle of ,wight1 c4 #ahji4 ,scandal3 ,investigation of the ,charges brought against ,h4,r4,h4 the ,duke of ,york by ,g4 ,l4 ,wardle1 ,esq41 ,m4,p4 for ,devon1 with the ,evidence and ,remarks of the ,members4 ,containing fourteen scarce portraits by ,rowlandson1 amongst which are ,mrs4 ,m4 ,a4 ,clarke1 ,sir ,f4 ,burdett1 ,duke of ,york1 ,colonel ,wardle1 c4 #b vols41 #abmo4 ,,footnotes3 #aj ,mary ,moser1 the lively lady ,royal ,academician1 and famous flower-painter1 writing to ,mrs4 ,lloyd1 the first wife of the gentleman she subsequently honoured with her hand1 conveys the following account of the reigning mode in town1 to her friend in the country3 ',come to ,london and admire our plumes2 we sweep the sky6 a duchess wears six feathers1 a lady four1 and every milk-maid one at each corner of her cap6 ,your mamma desired me to inquire the name of something she had seen in the windows in ,tavistock ,street2 it seems she was afraid to ask2 but ,i took courage1 and they told me they were rattle-snake tippets2 however1 notwithstanding their frightful name1 they are not unlike a beaufong1 only the quills are made stiff1 and springy in the starching4 ,fashion is grown a monster6 pray tell your operator that your hair must measure just three quarters of a yard from the extremity of one wing to the other4' #aa ',eighteen years before the date of the investigation 7,february #ahji71 ,mrs4 ,clarke1 then being about fourteen years of age1 resided with her mother and step-father in ,black ,raven ,passage1 ,cursitor ,street4 ,she was a very pretty1 sprightly1 gaily-disposed girl1 being very fond of showing herself1 and attracting attention4 ,at this time ,mr4 ,joseph ,clarke1 son of a respectable builder on ,snow ,hill 7his father was the great contractor of his day1 and a man reputed to be enormously rich7 became enamoured of ,miss ,thompson1 who readily received his addresses4 ,she eloped with him1 and they lived together about three years1 when he married her4 ,she conducted herself with propriety1 and they lived together decently several years2 in the course of which she bore him several children1 four of whom are alive4'--,gentleman's ,magazine1 ,february1 #ahji4 #ab ,the name of ,mrs4 ,clarke's father was ,thompson1 and he1 it appears1 was a master printer of some respectability1 residing in ,bowl and ,pin ,alley1 near ,white's ,alley1 ,chancery ,lane1 where ,miss ,thompson was ushered into the world1 as ,sterne has it1 with 'squalls of disapprobation at the journey she was compelled to perform4' ,upon the death of ,mr4 ,thompson1 his widow married a ,mr4 ,farquhar1 who was engaged as a compositor in the printing house of ,mr4 ,hughes4 ,miss ,thompson was occasionally employed in reading copy to the person engaged as corrector of the press1 in which situation she soon attracted the notice of the son of the overseer1 who1 recognising her abilities1 had her placed at a boarding school at ,ham1 where the young lady1 whose 'capacity for elegant improvements' was1 if we trust her biographers1 of an advanced order1 soon acquired ornamental accomplishments2 and1 from the natural quickness of her parts1 she returned1 after an absence of two years1 so completely altered in her ideas that she thought proper to despise and treat with coldness the attentions of ,mr4 ,day1 the well-meaning young gentleman who had been at the charge of finishing her education1 it is said1 with the view to a future union with this sprightly and promising female prodigy4 ,her biographers have hinted at least one flirtation1 possibly of a harmless description1 before she arrived at the age of seventeen1 when she threw in her future with ,mr4 ,joseph ,clarke1 the hopeful son of a wealthy builder and contractor in ,snow ,hill4 ,after a union of many years1 during which she had experienced various vicissitudes1 we find that the misconduct of her husband1 who seems1 on the whole--from the accounts of some of his contemporaries--to have done his best to deserve the treatment he received1 although there are two sides to this story1 determined the fascinating ,mary ,ann to trust to her own resources for support4 ,during her tenure of the 'neutral territory1' the name of more than one gentleman of gallant reputation and of rank was coupled with her own2 but passing over the list of her admirers1 we must mention a certain ,mr4 ,dowler 7whose name occurred frequently during the investigation71 who seems to have had more faithful regard for the lady than her other doubtful lights of love4 ,mrs4 ,clarke further became ambitious of shining on a larger scale1 and she had the honour of appearing on the boards of the ,haymarket ,theatre in the character of ,portia4 ,great praise was awarded her performance2 her natural abilities1 with a certain vivacity1 added to a well modulated voice and graceful action1 were sufficient to qualify her for a successful actress2 but she felt that her proper stage was the world1 and she merely secured her introduction to the histrionic profession as an experiment towards promoting the foundation of her future fortunes1 and her object in this regard seems to have been secured and her plans were successfully realised4 #ac ,minutes of ,evidence2 and ,annual ,register1 #ahji4 #ad ,mr4 ,burton's defence4 ,minutes of ,evidence4 #ae ,gentleman's ,magazine4 #af ,colonel ,wardle had promised1 or clearly given it to be understood by ,mrs4 ,clarke1 that he would furnish a house for her at ,westbourne ,place1 in part payment for her services in the prosecution of the ,duke of ,york4 ,colonel ,wardle1 afterwards finding it convenient to deny that he had come under any such obligation1 was sued at law by an upholsterer who had furnished the house2 and1 on the evidence of ,mrs4 ,clarke and the upholsterer's brother1 obliged to pay about #bjjjl41 with costs4 ,the day after judgment was given in this cause1 ,colonel ,wardle published1 in several newspapers1 a note addressed to the people of the three kingdoms1 declaring before ,god and his country that a verdict had been obtained against him only through perjury4 ,during the progress of the trial1 the colonel had written to his men of law again and again1 desiring that ,major ,dodd1 ,mr4 ,james ,glennie1 heretofore of the corps of engineers1 and other respectable witnesses1 should be examined2 but the lawyers thought this unnecessary4 ,the evidence of ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and of the brother of the upholsterer1 on oath1 would be overthrown by that of the respectable witnesses whom he had to bring forward on a second trial for which he had made application4 ,but if so1 what is to be thought of the evidence of ,mrs4 ,clarke against the ,duke of ,york8--,annual ,register1 #ahji4 #ag ,march #bc1 #ahji4--,the ,speaker put the question3 ',that it is the opinion of this ,house that ,general ,clavering in the said evidence is guilty of prevarication1' which was agreed to without a division2 and ,general ,clavering was ordered to be forthwith taken into the custody of the ,serjeant-at-,arms4 ,march #bd4--,the ,serjeant-at-,arms1 having reported that ,general ,clavering was in custody1 ,mr4 ,w4 ,wynne moved1 ',that1 for his prevarication before the ,committee of the whole ,house1 ,general ,clavering be now committed to ,newgate1 and the speaker do issue his warrant accordingly2' which was agreed to4 ,march #bg4--,mr4 ,fane presented a petition from ,captain ,sandon1 which1 after stating his services in the army for upwards of thirty years in various parts of the globe1 concludes with apologising for his conduct at the ,bar of that ,house1 by attributing it to the hardships he had recently undergone in ,spain1 combined with an injury sustained on the brain some time since1 and the novelty of his situation when called on to give evidence4 ,march #bh4--,on the motion of ,mr4 ,fane1 ,captain ,huxley ,sandon was called to the ,bar2 and1 after a very impressive reprimand from ,mr4 ,speaker1 was ordered to be discharged out of custody on paying the fees4 #ah ,sometimes the word ',york' is erased from the plate ',transforming a ,footboy into a ,captain4' #ai ,during the ,parliamentary enquiry ,mrs4 ,clarke appeared at the ,bar of the ,house dressed in a pelisse and skirt of light blue silk1 trimmed with white fur1 with a white muff1 and wearing a hat and veil of white1 the latter turned up to show her face4 ,her features are described as more pleasing than handsome1 according to recognised standards of regular types of countenance4 ,her complexion was remarkably clear and animated2 and her eyes1 which were blue1 were large and full of light and vivacity4 ,she was somewhat small in stature1 her figure was well turned2 and as her arms were much admired for their shapely form1 she was partial to attitudes which showed them off to advantage4 #bj ,the ,duke of ,york was reinstated in the office of ,commander-in-,chief1 ,may #bf1 #ahaa4 #ba ,townshend1 the ,bow ,street ,runner4 #ahaj4 ,march #cj1 #ahaj4 ,the ,winding up of the ,medical ,report of the ,walcheren ,expedition4--,the members of the ,medical ,board are standing in the stocks2 on the green1 in front of the sign of ,the ,goose1 which is surrounded with stores for the ,walcheren ,expedition1 are laid the bodies of various sufferers1 'sent home for inspection4' ,the nature of the stores is somewhat exceptional4 ,a case of champagne1 marked ',chelsea ,hospital1' innumerable barrels of port and claret1 marked ',t4,k41 for the hospital and for home consumption4' ,barrels of porter1 bales of cobwebs1 and oak bark1 'charms for the cure of agues1' tincture of arsenic1 and bottles of gin4 ,april #ab1 #ahaj4 ,libel ,hunters on the ,look-out1 or ,daily ,examiners of the ,liberty of the ,press4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#d74--;,a committee of the ,rotten ,borough ,society1 established in #ahaj 7,gibery ,vixe1 president2 ,leatherbreech1 vice71 is met to consider the licence of the press1 to bring all their faculties to bear for the detection of any lurking evidences of libel or treason4 ,the ,president is reading aloud1 with the assistance of a magnifying glass to enlarge any suspicious paragraphs2 the members of the committee are all on the qui vive to note any libellous allusions4 ,cobbett's ,register is under examination1 ,magna ,charta is trodden under foot1 and the ,bill of ,rights is thrown on one side4 ,from the papers pasted as memoranda on the wall we are informed that ',sir ,francis ,burdett is committed to the ,tower2' that ',the ,morning ,chronicle knows no bounds and must be checked2' that ',enquiries into the expedition to ,walcheren be voted treasonable2' ',that the ,statesman must beware1' and ',a watchful eye be kept on the ,examiner2' ,a ',black list of those who vote in the minority1' c42 ',a view of the ,tower1' and ',instructions to the ,keeper of ,newgate1' are among the notices put up for attention4 ,april #bj1 #ahaj4 ,a ,new ,tap ,wanted4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,new ,,tap ,,wanted4 ,april #bf1 #ahaj4 ,the ,boroughmongers ,strangled in the ,tower4 ,tegg's caricatures 7#h74--,sir ,francis ,burdett1 while confined within the ,tower1 is signalising his prowess by the slaughter of a brace of the ',caterpillars of the ,state2' like the infant ,hercules1 he is taking the dealers in corruption by the neck and throttling them4 ,one of the beefeaters is enjoying the spectacle1 crying1 ',bless him1 ,i say2 he's a rum un4' ,over the portcullis of the ,tower gate is an escutcheon representing the ',british ,lion roused4' ,on one side of the postern is an apposite quotation from ,shakespeare3-- ,this dear1 dear land-- ,dear for her reputation through the world-- ,is now leas'd out 444 ,like to a tenement1 or pelting farm2 ,england1 bound in with the triumphant sea1 ,whose rocky shore beats back the envious siege ,of watery ,neptune1 is now bound in with shame1 ,with inky blots1 and rotten parchment bonds4'--,richard ,,ii4 ,an extract from the ,liberal ,baronet's own speech is posted on the other side3-- ,from this foul and traitorous traffic our ,boroughmonger ,sovereigns derive an immense revenue1 cruelly wrung from the hard hand of honest labour4 ,i do1 however1 now entertain an ardent hope that this degraded and degrading system1 to which all our difficulties1 grievances1 and dangers are owing1 will at length give way to the moderate but determined perseverance of a whole united people4--,,sir ,,francis ,,burdett4 ,one of the boroughmongering crew is already demolished2 by his side1 on the ground1 are two money-bags1 ',rapine1' and ',drainings from the hard hand of the industrious poor4' ,of the twin wretches who are being strangled without mercy at the hands of ,sir ,francis ,burdett one has in his pocket ',barrow 7borough871 in ,cornwall1 bought and sold2 apply to----2' two money-bags1 ',extortion money1' and ',bribery and ,corruption bag1' are dropping from his hands2 while in the pocket of the other nefarious agent may be seen ',rotten borough to be disposed of4' ,may #a1 #ahaj4 ,views of the ,colleges4 ,front ,view of ,christ ,church1 ,oxford4 ,may1 #ahaj4 ,emmanuel ,college ,garden1 ,cambridge4 ,may1 #ahaj4 ,emmanuel ,college1 ,cambridge4 7,a nobleman presenting busts47 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may1 #ahaj4 ,st4 ,mary's ,church4 ,radcliffe ,library4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may1 #ahaj4 ,inside of the ,public ,library1 ,cambridge4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ',rowlandson's views in ,oxford and ,cambridge1 #ahaj1 deserve notice for the slight and pleasing manner with which he has characterised the architecture of the places mentioned2 but it is impossible to surpass the originality of his figures4 ,the dance of students and filles de joie before ,christ ,church ,college is highly humorous1 and the enraged tutors grin with anger peculiar to this artist's pencil4 ,the professors in the view of the ,observatory at ,oxford are made as ugly as baboons1 and yet the profundity of knowledge they possess is conspicuous at the first glance1 and we should know them to be ,masters of ,arts without the aid of a background4 ,the scene in ,emmanuel ,college garden1 ,cambridge1 exhibits the learned in a state of relaxation2 several handsome lasses remove apples from a tree1 and the indolent curiosity with which they are viewed by these sons of ease is very characteristic4'--,malcolm's ',history of ,caricature4' ,illustration3 ,,front ,,view ,,of ,,christ ,,church1 ,,oxford4 ,may #e1 #ahaj4 ,a ,bait for ,kiddies on the ,north ,road1 or that's your sort--prime1 bang up to the mark4 ,tegg's caricatures 7#ab74--,the widow ,casey's hotel offers 'genteel accommodation' on the road to ',york ,races4' ,the prudent widow has supplemented the attractions of her house by engaging a handsome and buxom maid1 who is attached to the inn as a decoy for the 'sprigs of fashion' who may happen to be driving on the ,north ,road4 ,the charioteer of a four-in-hand1 a 'dashing blade1' made up in correct coaching style--voluminous necktie1 coat down to his heels1 and capes innumerable--has called for a bowl of punch1 and is standing in the doorway1 stroking the redundantly developed waitress under the chin4 ,illustration3 ,,kissing ,,for ,,love4 ,may #aj1 #ahaj4 ,kissing for ,love1 or ,captain ,careless shot flying by a girl of fifteen1 who unexpectedly put her head out of a casement4 ,may #aj1 #ahaj4 ,easterly ,winds1 or ,scudding under ,bare ,poles4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#b74--,one of the landing stairs on the river4 ,a gale is blowing1 and the boats are dancing about4 ,the watermen are pulling a skiff to the stairs2 at the same moment a breeze is blowing off a parson's wig and hat1 and carrying away his fair companion's parasol1 bonnet1 c4 ,the landing steps show a succession of disasters1 an ascending flight of hats1 caps1 and wigs1 of which the astonished wearers are suddenly denuded4 ,may #ae1 #ahaj4 ,three ,weeks after ,marriage1 or the ,great ,little ,emperor ,playing at ,bo-peep4 ,tegg's caricatures 7#af74--,the new ,empress is in a fierce passion1 wreaking her vengeance on all around2 ,talleyrand is levelled with the floor by a blow from the sceptre2 he is crying1 ',be ,gar1 she will give us all de finishing stroke4' ,a marshal is seeking refuge behind the curtains and declaring3 ',marbleu1 vat a crown-cracker she be6' ,the little ,emperor is dodging behind an armchair1 beseeching his stricken prime minister1 ',tally1 ,tally1' to 'rise and rally4' ,the ,empress is threatening to hurl the ,imperial crown at her intimidated lord and master1 protesting1 ',by the ,head of ,jove1 ,i hate him worse than famine or disease4 ,perish his family6 let inveterate hate commence between our houses from this moment1 and meeting1 never let them bloodless part4' ,the coronation throne has the crown knocked off2 and1 kicked on the floor by this untamable ,austrian1 are all the conquered diadems of ,europe1 including the ,pope's tiara and the iron crown of ,italy4 ,may #ae4 #ahaj4 ,a ,bonnet ,shop4 ,rowlandson del4 ,tegg's collection 7#ag74--,this plate is best described from the advertisement of the proprietress1 displayed on her premises1 for the manufacture of the straw bonnets and hats which were the mode at the beginning of the century3 ',miss ,flimsey's fashionable warehouse2 the greatest variety of straw hats and bonnets made up in the most elegant taste4 ,a large stock of ,spanish1 ,flemish1 ,provincial1 ,gipsy1 ,cottage1 ,woodland1 c41 c41 adapted to show every feature to advantage4' ,an old fright is trying on an unbecoming straw-bonnet at a mirror1 while a handsome saleswoman is puffing her wares4 ,a number of pretty apprentices are trimming hats1 and an antiquated quiz1 with his spyglass1 is poking his head through the window1 and saluting the bevy of beauties with a satyr-like grin4 ',miseries la ,mode4--,the being over-persuaded by a canting shopwoman1 in endeavouring to puff off a stale article1 that it is the most becoming and suitable to your style of features2 but on consulting your friends and acquaintance they pronounce it the most frightful1 hideous1 and unfashionably formed thing--that would disgrace ,cranbourne ,alley4' ,may #bj1 #ahaj4 ,peter ,plumb's ,diary4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ah74--,the picture represents the drawing-room of a 'warm citizen1' evidently 'worth a plum4' ,the corpulent master of the house and the no less well-favoured partner of his bosom are seated before a capital fire2 the comfortable couple have drunk their port and supped their punch1 of which a capacious bowl is ready to hand on a table between them2 the host has smoked a whiff of ',turkey' and then dropped off to sleep in his armchair2 his wife has followed his example2 and a fat poodle1 snugly laid on a soft cushion before the fender1 is dozing luxuriously2 the motto of the house is written over the mantel3 ',eating1 drinking1 and sleeping1 with the generality of people1 form the three important articles of life4' ,the blooming daughter1 a melting young damsel1 has her own creed on the subject4 ,an opportunity is offered for a little flirtation2 a gallant and good-looking young buck is saluting her with a tender embrace2 the pair have sat down to perform duetto prestissimo1 but the swain's flute is discarded1 and the fair pianist is negligently touching the keyboard to a lively air1 ,lucy's ,delight1 while the flirtation is proceeding undisturbed by the presence of the slumbering parents4 ,peter ,plumb is a desirable father-in-law1 and his commercial interests are set forth in 'a view of ,wapping ,docks1' and a plan1 suspended on rollers1 for the 'new improvement of the ,cattle ,market in ,smithfield4' ,the existence of the sleeper would appear an easy one2 witness the extract from ,peter ,plumb's ,diary4 ,this honest man being of greater consequence in his own thoughts than 'in the eye of the world1' had for some years past kept a journal of his life4 ,videlicet1 the following exciting example3-- ',monday4--,eight o'clock3 ,i put on my clothes1 washed hands and face4 ,nine o'clock3 ,tied my knee-strings1 put on my double-soled shoes1 took a walk to ,islington4 ,one o'clock3 ,took a luncheon4 ,between two and three returned4 ,dined on a knuckle of veal and bacon4 ,three3 ,nap as usual4 ,four to six3 ,walked in the fields4 ,wind ,s4,s4,e4 ,from six to ten3 ,went to the club2 was half-an-hour before anybody else came4 ,ten at night3 ,went to bed4 ,slept without waking till nine next morning4 ,tuesday1 ,wednesday1 ,thursday1 ,friday1 ,saturday1 ,sunday3 ,little or no variation4' ,may #cj1 #ahaj4 ,a ,table d',hte1 or ,french ,ordinary in ,paris4 7#bj74--,the ,table d',hte is an appropriate companion to the ,paris ,diligence4 ,the travellers have duly reached the capital1 and a scene of ,parisian life is shown on their arrival in the ,french metropolis4 ,the salle manger1 where the ordinary is held1 is a handsome apartment1 decorated in showy taste with enrichments in plaster1 canopies1 curtains1 mirrors1 c4 ,the repast is in active course1 and its humours are improved on with an observant eye4 ,the company is diversified2 there are bourgeois and their wives1 petits-matres1 marquises1 fat friars1 and ladies of various degrees1 all complaisance and graciousness4 ,a ,savoyard1 with a hurdy-gurdy1 and her daughter1 with a triangle1 are 'discoursing sweet sounds' to enliven the repast4 ,a dog is taught to beg for food4 ,the manners of the feeders are of different shades4 ,pledging toasts1 flirtations1 and small gallantries animate the severer business of the hour4 ,several whimsical accidents are introduced1 results of awkward or inattentive service on the part of waiters2 one grave citizen is receiving a scalding bouillon in his eye1 while a bouilli is simultaneously poured over a bowing dandy2 a glass of wine is capsized into a lady's plate while her attention is diverted2 and a piggish priest1 whose soup is suffered to stream down the corners of his fat jowl1 has his shaven pate saluted by a cascade from a bottle tilted up by a heedless fair domestique1 whose regards are engaged by the pleasantries of an amorous old fogey by her side1 with whom she is exchanging jocularities4 #ahaj 7874 ,paris ,diligence4 ,rowlandson del4 et sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,this print is one of a class somewhat superior to the average series published in ,cheapside4 ,the scene is a favourite one with the artist1 and his early experiences in ,france here serve him in valuable stead4 ,it is in pictures of ,continental life1 before the aspects of the quaint and picturesque surroundings were entirely transmogrified by the ,french ,revolution1 that we recognise ,rowlandson at his best4 ,the value of these sketches is perhaps greater than of any other works his facile hand has bequeathed us1 and the interest of these subjects is found to appeal to a larger circle of admirers4 ,the diligence is starting from a massively built and handsome innyard1 the sign of the ,coq en ,pte4 ,the 'machine' is a cumbersome vehicle1 clumsy and heavy to an incredible degree4 ,it is drawn--at no rapid pace1 it is certain--by four strong1 long1 ill-favoured steeds1 harnessed with ropes to the ,noah's ,ark-like contrivance1 and ridden by two postilions1 who are cracking their long thonged whips without producing much acceleration of speed in the toiling team4 ,the timber of the diligence would be heavy for a gun-carriage1 and the construction of the entire concern is perfectly primitive4 ,a huge basket in front1 about the size of a porter's lodge1 is presumably the 'luggage boot2' below this are two small and heavy wheels1 while at the other end of the machine are two enormous hind-wheels4 ,the elongated body of the vehicle seems also to be made of rough basket-work4 ,through the unglazed spaces for windows are seen the occupants1 who are travelling ,pariswards3 an assortment of corpulent and shaven monks1 peasant women1 and an old veteran with a formidable pigtail2 a fashionable lady in feathers is ogling a beau wearing a powdered wig and enormous solitaire4 ,the roof itself is also loaded2 another fat friar1 with shaven poll1 is reading his book1 over which is peeping a dbonnaire damsel of redundant charms1 who is flirting a gigantic fan2 an officer1 with an enormous cocked-hat and a massive club1 has his hands in a muff of pantomimic magnitude2 by his side is a lively grisette1 with a parasol2 another officer is reclining behind4 ,the diligence is attended by the usual mendicants1 vociferously appealing for alms4 ,the background is a quaint ,french town of some importance2 a jack-booted rider is clattering along in the rear of a travelling-carriage1 which is posting to the capital1 driven by a postilion4 ,down the street is shown a procession of well-fed friars2 and a party of devout nuns are striking attitudes at the foot of a carved figure4 ,the whole picture recalls the precise aspect ,france wore at the time ,sterne made his famous ',sentimental ,journey1' and the scene might well be a chapter from that picturesque pilgrimage4 ,june #d1 #ahaj4 ,love and ,dust4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,republished4 7,see #agii47 ,june #e1 #ahaj4 ,boxing ,match for ,two ,hundred ,guineas betwixt ,dutch ,sam and ,medley1 fought ,may #ca1 #ahaj1 on ,moulsey ,hurst1 near ,hampton4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,tegg's caricatures 7#bb74--,the artist has drawn the fight1 judging from the appearance offered by the opponents1 during the first round1 while all was cool and scientific4 ,the champions1 stripped to the waist1 are sparring round one another on guard2 their seconds are eagerly following up the principals2 the two bottle-holders are seated on the grass4 ,the spectators1 a very orderly company1 according to the picture1 are arranged on the grass in a wide circle1 while beyond the amateurs on foot is a ring of vehicles1 on the roofs of which are perched the more fashionable portion of the patrons of the ,ring1 amongst whom are seen some of the softer sex4 ',the concourse of people exceeded anything we have ever witnessed4 ,the spectators were computed at ten thousand4 ,at one o'clock the champions entered the ring1 and ,sam had for his second ,harry ,lee1 whilst ,joe ,ward officiated for ,medley4 ,after a severe and bloody contest of forty-nine rounds victory was decided in favour of ,sam4' ,august #h1 #ahaj4 ,smuggling ,out1 or ,starting from ,gretna ,green4 ,rowlandson del4 ,schultz scul4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,a gallant officer is assisting a pretty and precocious boarding-school miss to elope from a balcony window2 a post-chaise is waiting in readiness to carry the fugitives 'across the ,border1' and a servant in attendance has secured the damsel's personal belongings in a portmanteau on his shoulders4 ,august #h1 #ahaj4 ,smuggling ,in1 or a ,college ,trick4--,the picture represents the corner of a college quadrangle4 ,three festive and mischievously disposed collegians appear at the window of their rooms2 with the contrivance of a sling and a stout rope they are managing to draw up1 clandestinely1 as they fondly imagine1 a pretty1 modish1 and1 we fear1 wanton maiden1 who is not in the least terrified or abashed at her situation1 but is entering into the spirit of the adventure4 ,a frowning proctor1 who is scandalised at these reprehensible irregularities1 is standing in an angle1 half-concealed in the shadow1 scowling at the party1 and waiting to dart out and surprise the violators of the academical proprieties at the critical moment for their detection4 ,september #h1 #ahaj4 ,procession of the ,cod ,company from ,st4 ,giles's to ,billingsgate4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aa74--;,a view of old ,billingsgate1 overlooking the river1 with the fish being landed from the crowds of smacks at the old covered jetty1 since swept away4 ,the pilgrimage of the sturdy members of ,the ,cod ,company1 we presume1 is made to the craft on the river to take in cargoes of fish4 ,the procession is composed of corpulent old ,irish women1 of colossal breadth and strength1 all balancing their fish-baskets on their heads1 some smoking their cherished clay pipes1 and carrying their stoutly developed arms crossed1 akimbo1 or on their hips1 after their individual proclivities4 ,september #be1 #ahaj4 ,rigging out a ,smuggler4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#h74--;,a party of sailors in a cabin are fitting out a handsome young creature to 'run the gauntlet' of the ,custom-house officers1 or rather to go on shore1 with as full a cargo of excisable articles as they can secure round her person4 ,huge pockets of 'old ,japan china1 tea1 gum1' c4 are disposed round her waist1 together with a small keg of 'coniac1' and a flagon of otto of roses4 ,chests of ,congou and ,souchon and flasks of arrack are standings about4 ,september #cj1 #ahaj4 ,dramatic ,demireps at their ,morning ,rehearsal4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aj74--,the intention of this burlesque is a pun on dram-atic2 the theatrical demireps being very ungallantly displayed in the ,hundreds of ,drury1 inhabiting an attic1 and indulging in matutinal potations of gin4 ,the surroundings do not give a very cultivated idea of the actresses or their belongings4 ,the ,chapter of ,accidents seems to be the piece in rehearsal4 ,the toilettes of the fair performers are shockingly neglected4 ,over the mantelpiece are various professional announcements 'for the benefit of the ,theatrical ,fund1' c4 ,by the side of an ' la mode beef jug' is a melon marked ',ripe--rotten1' and other ironical allusions to current scandals and personages then well recognised are posted on the walls1 as sketches for portraits3 ,peg and the ,duke1 ,bald as a ,coote1 ,little ,darby ,o6 ,ever ,craving1 and ,old ,q41 and various innuendoes hardly flattering to the originals indicated4 ,october #e1 #ahaj4 ,sports of a ,country ,fair4 ,part the ,first4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the bustling picture of a country fair in full operation4 ,in the rear are swings1 booths1 and theatrical shows4 ,in the foreground is shown a cart overset2 a man is holding on to the head of the horse1 which in rearing has snapped his girths and tilted the cart on end1 while the late occupants are thrown down in motley confusion1 sprawling on the turf1 pommelling1 kicking1 shrieking1 and throwing up their limbs1 while eager groups of spectators are hurrying up to enjoy the disaster4 ,october #e1 #ahaj4 ,sports of a ,country ,fair4 ,part the ,second4--,a nearer view of the same fair3 the thick of the crowd2 stick-throwing for snuffboxes1 oyster-opening1 pocket-picking1 and a round-about swing2 one of the boats is giving way1 and a fair swinger and her swain are falling through4 ,there is an inn where cordials are supplied1 through the windows of which various scenes of love-making are visible4 ,in the distance may be seen ,polito's stage-booths1 horse-racing1 and other diversions4 ,october1 #ahaj4 ,sports of a ,country ,fair4 ,part the ,third4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the interior of another booth-theatre2 the play is interrupted2 the only performer on the stage is thrown into consternation1 and the whole of the audience are dispersing in terror at an unexpected intruder4 ,a royal ,bengal tiger has made his escape from an adjoining show1 and is bounding through the canvas walls of the theatrical booth1 threatening to descend plump into the auditorium4 ,the effect on the frightened playgoers may be well imagined4 ,some are prostrate with terror2 one man is down on his knees and cannot move for fright2 ladies are fainting2 husbands are manfully endeavouring to carry off their wives out of the way of the terrible visitor1 and everything is turned topsy-turvy4 #ahaj4 ,sports of a ,country ,fair4--,the sport in this case is accidental1 and the amusement verges on peril of a terrible character4 ,a temporary theatre1 ,cockburn's ,company1 is on fire1 and the spectators are escaping as best they may4 ,the entrance is from a balcony reached by a flight of steps1 and the frightened spectators are pouring out of the building1 which is burning furiously1 and throwing themselves pellmell down the steps1 at the bottom of which they are sprawling1 kicking1 and plunging in fright and confusion4 ,certain buxom damsels are climbing over the balustrade and dropping from the balcony1 with the musicians1 into the arms of those below4 ,a bill on the booth announces the ,last ,night1 ,pizarro and ,don ,juan1 ,a ,shower of ,real ,fire1 and ,a ,view of the ,infernal ,regions4 ,crowds are scudding away in the distance1 and the other attractions of the fair are at a standstill4 ,october #be1 #ahaj4 ,an ,old ,ewe ,drest ,lamb ,fashion4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,a deceptive old tabby1 clad in a juvenile style1 is dashing along in a high poke-bonnet2 three or four ,don ,juans of eccentric exterior are hurrying after her to tender their attentions1 an act of gallantry they are likely to regret on closer inspection4 ,the quotation offered as ,a ,misery of ,human ,life runs thus3 ',walking fast and far to overtake a woman from whose shape and air as viewed en derrire you have decided that her face is angelic1 till1 on eagerly turning round as you pass her1 you are petrified by a ,gorgon4' ,illustration3 ,,spitfires4 ,october #be1 #ahaj4 ,spitfires4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#dd74 ,october #be1 #ahaj4 ,dropsy ,courting ,consumption4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#de74--,outside a building marked ,mausoleum--a dwarf rotunda beside a slender column--kneels a round ball of a suitor1 who1 it would seem1 is destined never to recover his perpendicular2 he is suing at the feet of an attenuated nymph1 of straight and bony proportions1 who it appears is in the last stage of wasting away4 ,in the grounds a corpulent lady and a declining-looking gentleman of the ,laurence ,sterne type are contemplating a statue of ,hercules4 ,november #a1 #ahaj4 ,doctor ,gallipot placing his ,fortune at the feet of his ,mistress4 ',throw physic to the dogs4' ,republished4 7,see #ahjh47 ,november #a1 #ahaj4 ,kitchen ,stuff4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#dc74--;,a scene of low life below stairs4 ,a fire is roaring up the kitchen grate1 and a fat old cook1 slumbering in an armchair drawn up to the kitchen table1 has her feet resting on the chimneypiece1 and a glass of 'cherry bounce' held in her chubby hand1 to refresh her after the exertions of the day4 ,a younger and proportionately comely and comfortable-looking kitchen-maid is also stealing 'forty winks1' with her head resting against the chimneypiece2 while a fat black footman1 who completes this evidently easy-going household1 is indulging in the luxury of repose and pillowing his slumbering woolly pate on the ample shoulders of his shapely neighbour4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,hit ,,at ,,backgammon4 ,november #ai1 #ahaj4 ,a ,hit at ,backgammon4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7,no4 #df74 ,november #bj1 #ahaj4 ,medical ,despatch1 or ,doctor ,doubledose ,killing ,two ,birds with ,one ,stone4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#dg74--,reclining back in an armchair is an old invalid lady1 evidently at the last gasp2 her end is made still more certain by opium and composing draughts placed ready to her hand4 ,on the armchair of the ghastly sufferer leans a pretty buxom girl in the flush of womanhood1 who is wavering between grief and rapture--tears for her departing relative and regard for the caresses of the practitioner1 who is dismissing his patient and courting a bride at the same moment4 ,while one hand of the perfidious ,doctor is carelessly holding the pulse of the sinking woman his arm is thrown round the neck of the blooming maiden1 his fat features are expressive of maudlin tenderness1 and his eyes are turned upwards in awkward admiration4 ,november #bj1 #ahaj4 ,bath ,races4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#di74--,the race appropriately starts from ',cripple's ,corner2' the halt1 the maimed1 and the lame are the competitors2 it is1 in fact1 a race of ,bath chairs and crutches1 all tearing and tumbling down hill and blowing in the wind2 the gouty hangers behind being urged forward1 pushed1 whipped1 and cheered on by the delighted spectators4 ,the city of ,bath is slightly indicated in the rear4 ,november #cj1 #ahaj4 ,doctor ,drainbarrel conveyed ,home in a ,wheelbarrow1 in order to take his ,trial for ,neglect of ,family ,duty4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bc74 ,illustration3 ,,dr4 ,,drainbarrel ,,conveyed ,,home ,,in ,a ,,wheelbarrow4 ,november #cj1 #ahaj4 ,after ,sweet ,meat comes ,sour ,sauce1 or ,corporal ,cazey got into the ,wrong ,box4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bd74--,the ,corporal has incautiously been paying a secret visit to a fine1 plump and well-favoured damsel1 on whose affections1 it would seem1 the man of war has no legitimate claim4 ,the lady is snugly disposing her lover in a strong-box1 with iron clamps1 probably the sea-chest of the lawful proprietor of the chamber4 ,before closing the lid on the captive swain the buxom maid1 at whose waist hangs the key of the chest1 is favouring the suitor with a parting kiss4 ,an old 'salt1' his few remaining hairs bristling with indignation and resentment1 is looking in at the window and surveying the entire transaction before making his entrance on the scene4 ,that the ,corporal has fairly got into the 'wrong box' is further hinted by a trap at his side1 in which an unfortunate rat is securely imprisoned4 #ahaj4 ,the ,harmonic ,society4 ',the ,assemblies of women are too frequently marked by malice to each other1 and slander of the absent2 the meetings of men by noise1 inebriety1 and wrangling4'--,a companion scene to ,the ,breaking up of a ,blue ,stocking ,club 7,march #a1 #ahae74 ,the direst disorder1 according to the plate1 is proceeding around on all sides3 the conflict of fists1 aided by such aggressive articles as bottles1 the fireirons1 and any offensive weapon that may come to hand1 is raging free and furious4 ,the president of this harmonic meeting is very naturally employing his hammer to bring the turbulent to order1 by using it as an instrument to knock down his opponents4 ,wigs are sent flying 'through space1' chairs are wrecked2 decanters1 spirit-bottles1 punchbowls1 and such frail objects as tumblers1 rummers1 and wine-glasses1 are involved in universal destruction4 ,one elated youthful hero has jumped on the table in a tipsy frolic2 he is promoting the further confusion which darkness will entail by deliberately smashing up the candles1 and battering the sconces of the chandelier with the assistance of a punch-ladle4 #ahaj4 ,the ,sign of the ,four ,alls4--,the four personages who constitute this famous view of the relative estates of the realm stand under niches2 the head of the ,state is the first represented2 and next1 of course1 is the ,church2 then the powers militant2 and lastly1 as a sort of necessary evil1 the commonalty--perhaps better kept out of sight altogether1 since the presence of the representative of this portion of the empire is not acknowledged by the other three1 his pastors and masters4 ,number one1 ,george the ,third2 the ,king in this case is represented strutting in awful but somewhat awkward majesty4 ,to quote a national but lowly authority1 ,giles ,grinagain3-- ,what6 he the ,king8 ,why1 that chap there8 ,why1 ,i saw a king at ,bartholomew ,fair ,more like a king than that chap there6 ,the ,bishop1 a snug ecclesiastic1 a remnant possibly of the bad old school of the ,clarke preferments1 all wig1 lawn sleeves1 mitre1 and crozier1 is raising his fat hands with sanctimonious import--',i pray for all4' ,as to the soldier1 the military officer drawn by ,rowlandson rather reminds one of ,colonel ,wardle1 whose person the caricaturist had made a little too familiar--',i fight for all2' and lastly comes ,john ,bull1 under his agricultural aspect1 a simple farmer1 with his smock1 hay-fork1 and dog1 and1 what is more to the purpose1 his bag of 'hard earnings' in his hand1 on the strength of which he is admitted to join the quartette--on sufferance1 it is palpable--',i pay for all6'#bb #ahaj 7874 ,the ,rabbit ,merchant4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#be74--,the view of a country street2 a rabbit seller1 with a selection of his stock on his pole1 is offering a choice to an old dame1 who is somewhat hypercritical1 and is employing a test which the rabbit merchant considers excessive and uncalled for2 he is represented as offering 'the retort courteous' in justification of his goods4 #ahaj 7874 ,a ,sale of ,english ,beauties in the ,east ,indies4--,although1 as we have noticed1 ,rowlandson's work was stamped by the strongest originality1 he1 like other etchers of caricatures1 often executed the ideas or worked out the first impressions of less experienced draughtsmen2 however1 unlike most engravers1 he has left1 in his numerous plates after ,wigstead1 ,woodward1 ,bunbury1 ,nixon1 ,newton1 c4 7in all cases the name of the originator is given71 but slight traces of the defects and shortcomings of the amateur artists whose sketches he has put into circulation1 the major part of the engravings bearing unmistakable and easily recognised evidence of ,rowlandson's individuality4 ,in the case of the present caricature he has1 in some degree1 departed from this practice1 probably at the desire of the publisher of the print1 and has gone to ,gillray's large and spirited plate entitled ,a ,sale of ,english ,beauties in the ,east ,indies for the materials of his version of the same subject4 ,it is noticeable1 however1 that while he has1 in a free-handed manner1 preserved the chief points and indeed most of the figures of the original 7published ,march #af1 #aghf71 he has forborne to put his own name to the copy4 ,it is probable that the original version was1 at the date of the smaller copy1 in demand and difficult to purchase1 and1 to satisfy the requirements of both publishers and public1 ,rowlandson has etched this second edition of his friend's plate1 ,gillray having unhappily lost his reason at the date of the republication4 ,the scene is supposed to be drawn from one of the landing-places in the ,east ,indies4 ,a merchantman has arrived with a cargo which has proved a source of excitement and attraction to residents of all classes4 ,the fair sex being in great apparent request1 a shipload of ,english beauties on arriving in the ,east would naturally produce commotion and competition among natives and foreigners alike4 ,a dapper auctioneer is mounted on a bale of books lately arrived1 a similar package forms his desk1 and he is knocking down a very attractive article1 which seems likely to bring a handsome figure4 ,a fine tall beauty is under the scrutiny of a rich ,nabob2 a young officer is trying to win her ear1 and an envoy from the ,government1 with instructions in his pocket from the ,governor-,general1 is calculating the lady's height with his walking-stick held as a measure4 ,similar incidents are represented around2 the ,rajahs are inspecting the latest importations with true merchant-like caution2 sundry bargains have already been secured1 and in the scales is shown a method of approximating valuations2 a well-favoured arrival of the florid and fully developed type is set against a corresponding weight of 'lacs of rupees4' ,in the background is pictured a large warehouse for 'unsaleable goods from ,europe--to be returned by the next ship'--and several damsels are in great distress at being forced to take refuge within this unpopular establishment4 #ahaj4 ,a ,parody on ,milton4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,on she came--such as ,i saw her in my dream4 ,grace was in all her steps--heaven in her eye2 ,in every gesture dignity and love4--,,milton4 ,a slipshod and tailorlike-looking old scarecrow1 with spectacles on nose1 and wearing a scarlet nightcap1 is viewing with idiotic rapture the advent of a fat1 inebriated1 and dishevelled bacchante of mature charms1 who1 with a decanter in one hand and a glass in the other1 is staggering into the chamber1 to the amusement of a pretty servant-maid outside4 ,the ancient dotard is making a parody on the quotation3 ',on she came--such as ,i saw her in my dream4 ,grease was in all her steps--,geneva in her hand2 and every gesture reeling ripe for fun6' ,circa #ahaj4 ,cries of ,london4 ,thirty plates4 #ahaj4 ,s4 ,butler4 ,hudibras4 ,with illustrations after ,w4 ,hogarth1 engraved by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,republished4 ,t4 ,tegg4 7,see #ahji47 ,,footnote3 #bb ,the satirical humours of this sign1 which dates back from a recondite period1 find a place in ,larwood's valuable ,history of ,signboards1 who gives us further particulars from his own exhaustive researches4 ',in ,holland1 in the seventeenth century1 it was used1 but the king was left out1 and a lawyer added4 ,each person said exactly the same as our signboards1 but the farmer answered3-- ,you may fight1 you may pray1 you may plead1 ,but ,i am the farmer who lays the eggs-- i4e4 finds the money4 ',this enumeration of the various performances coupled with the word all has been used in numerous different epigrams2 an address to ,james the ,first1 in the ,ashmolean ,,mss41 ,no4 #agcj1 has3- ,the ,lords craveth all1 ,the ,queene granteth all1 ,the ,ladies of honour ruleth all1 ,the ,lord-,keeper sealed all1 ,the ,intelligencer marred all1 ,the ,parliament pass'd all1 ,he that is gone opposed himself to all1 ,the ,bishops soothed all1 ,the ,judges pardoned all1 ,the ,lords buy1 ,rome spoil'd all1 ,now1 ,good ,king1 mend all1 ,or else ,the ,devil will have all4 ',this again seems to have been imitated from a similar description of the state of ,spain in ,greene's ,spanish ,masquerade1 #aehi3-- ,the ,cardinals solicit all1 ,the ,king grauntes all1 ,the ,nobles confirm all1 ,the ,pope determines all1 ,the ,clergie disposeth all1 ,the ,duke of ,medina hopes for all1 ,alonzo receives all1 ,the ,indians minister all1 ,the ,soldiers eat all1 ,the ,people paie all1 ,the ,monks and ,friars consume all1 ,and the ,devil at length will carry away all4' #ahaa4 ,january #ah1 #ahaa4 ,college ,pranks1 or ,crabbed ,fellows ,taught to ,caper on the ,slack ,rope4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ec74--,two portly1 and highly respectable ,fellows of the ,university1 proceeding along their quadrangle1 are assailed with a rough practical joke by a party of unruly young undergraduates2 a rope is being suddenly lifted up with a hearty good-will by a riotous mob at either end1 and the astonished 'dons' are tripped up and turned over like turtles on a memorial-stone--',here lies the body of ,bishop ,bleareyes4' ,squibs1 squirts1 and whips1 in the hands of these disorderly students1 are further contributing to the annoyance of the capsized magnates4 ,february1 #ahaa4 ,a ,sleepy ,congregation4 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ed74--,the interior of a parish church4 ,of the occupants of a family-pew in the foreground the elders are sleeping1 while a fair young worshipper's thoughts are evidently wandering2 the attentions of one or two buckish youths1 seated in the vicinity1 seem to be centred on the lady2 the clerk is snoring at his desk1 regardless of the podgy and somewhat excited preacher over his head1 who is quite absorbed in his sermon1 which does not seem to interest anyone but the deliverer4 ,february #ab1 #ahaa4 ,a ,midwife going to a ,labour4 ,tegg's ,caricatures 7#ee74--,the stout old nurse1 a body of balloon-like expansiveness1 is hurrying off1 summoned to her duties1 at an unearthly hour of the morning4 ,her head-gear is flowing about in the wind1 her hood and cape are caught by the gale2 a lantern is held in one hand1 a brandy-bottle and a bundle1 containing her luggage1 are cuddled up in the other1 and she is mounted on pattens4 ,the night-watchman is dozing in his box1 and a shivering chimney-sweeping lad is crouching along to his early toil1 with brushes and bags4 ,february #af1 #ahaa4 ,the ,gig-,shop1 or ,kicking up a ,breeze at ,nell ,hamilton's ,hop4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,according to the picture of this place of 'fast' resort1 dancing has given way to much rougher diversions1 and1 although the musicians are in their gallery1 playing away as if the scene below was the regular thing1 the place appropriated for the dance is given up to a mill conducted on strikingly professional principles2 one of the combatants has 'peeled' in recognised style1 and his opponent has stripped to his shirt2 the backers and seconders of the fisticuffing bucks 7who are freely besprinkled with the ruby fluid7 are members of the fair sex2 in fact1 ladies seem in the ascendant at this entertainment4 ,a ring of delighted spectators are enjoying the fight and the fun from the benches1 while other gentlemen are prudently engaged in restraining their fair partners from getting mixed up in the squabble which is raging fast and furious1 thick and general1 behind the two 'milling' gentlemen2 ladies using their fists manfully1 kicking1 tearing hair1 and throwing themselves into desperate warfare with terrific confusion and effect4 ,in the foreground a fair nymph of interesting but dishevelled appearance1 probably the friend of one of the combatants1 is falling into a fainting fit1 from which the attentions of those who surround her seem inadequate to restore her to consciousness4 ,illustration3 ,,pigeon-,,hole4 ,february #bj1 #ahaa4 ,pigeon ,hole1 a ,covent ,garden ,contrivance to ,coop the ,gods4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#eg74--,the miseries consequent on heat and crowding in a restricted space1 as displayed in the ,pigeon ,hole ,galleries of ,john ,kemble's newly-constructed ,drury ,lane ,theatre1 gave rise to the present caricature1 which is further explained under the head of ,this is the ,house that ,jack ,built 7,sept4 #bg1 #ahji71 and ,the ,boxes 7,dec4 #ab1 #ahji74 ,general dissatisfaction was expressed by all but the privileged subscribers2 the lessee's treatment of the humble supporters of the drama1 the frequenters of the gallery1 gave special offence2 and the illiberality of the management which provided such disgraceful accommodation for its patrons was resented by the unruly proceedings known as the ,o4 ,p4 ,riots1 which marked the public sense of the transaction4 ,february #bf1 #ahaa4 ,a ,french ,dentist ,showing a ,specimen of his ,artificial ,teeth and ,false ,palates4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#eh74--;,it is not easy to determine whether this caricature was intended solely as a satire or as an advertisement for some dental professor who was established here at the time4 ,in ,rowlandson's day1 however1 false teeth were sufficient novelties to be welcome subjects for ridicule4 ,an overgrown and exuberantly corpulent female is serving as a sample of the ,frenchman's skill2 her widely distended mouth is liberally displaying a wonderful set of masticators4 ,the professor is the typical foreigner of the period1 wearing hair-powder1 a bag-wig1 and earrings4 ,an old beau1 looking through a quizzing-glass1 is admiring the prospect of securing a decent set of teeth1 his own gums exhibiting a very ragged and defective regiment4 ,an advertisement in the rear sets forth3 ',mineral ,teeth4--,monsieur ,de ,charmant1 from ,paris1 engages to affix from one tooth to a whole set1 without pain4 ,monsieur ,d4 can also affix an artificial palate or a glass eye in a manner peculiar to himself2 he also distils1 c41 c4' ,march1 #ahaa4 ,bacon-faced ,fellows of ,brazen-,nose ,broke ,loose4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ei74--,the persons of learned members of the ,universities were not treated with a sparing hand by the satirist4 ,rowlandson has introduced various incidents of college life into his caricatures2 but1 throughout the series1 the waggishly-inclined artist does not1 we are afraid1 exhibit any particular respect for ,alma ,mater4 ,the ,fellows of ,brasenose are drawn1 with unusual unction1 issuing from their ,hall and through the archways of the ,colleges1 dressed in their academic guise1 and pouring forth like a sable stream of erudition4 ,the various expressions and attitudes of the 'big-wigs' are vastly well hit off2 their diversified peculiarities of face or motion are full of comicality4 ,these grave sons of the ,church are not free from gallant considerations--a buxom wench1 with a basket of fruit slung round her shapely neck1 is the centre of attraction2 the ',bacon-faced ,fellows' are crowded around1 bargaining for her ware and leering at the seller with undisguised and clumsy admiration4 ,a reflection is cast on the ,vice-,chancellor1 who is vainly endeavouring to steal into his apartments without being detected by the rest of the sly grinning ,fellows1 with a weighty folio under his arm1 and followed by an engaging young fruiteress1 a lump of rustic innocence1 bearing her baskets1 for better selection from the contents1 to the seclusion of the ,vice's study4 ,march #aj1 #ahaa4 ,she ,stoops to ,conquer4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fa74--,the central room of a prison4 ,various strong doors and iron-grated windows open on the chamber4 ,bolts1 padlocks1 and strings of fetters indicate the nature of the security4 ,behind a grating is seen a prisoner1 on whose behalf a buxom damsel is supposed to 'stoop to conquer1' since by dint of a plentiful repast1 renewed strong potations1 and those tender cajoleries which are believed to be the special weapons of the fair1 the lady is evidently endeavouring to gain possession of the precious keys which will enable her to set her imprisoned swain at liberty4 ,march #ab1 #ahaa4 ,the ,anatomist4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fj74--,the meaning of this print is not very obvious4 ,it may be assumed that ,dr4 ,sawbones has secured a new subject2 but whether an admirer of the anatomist's lady has had himself conveyed into her presence by simulating death1 or changing places with the 'subject1' does not appear4 ,however1 the critical situation of the lively gentleman on trestles does not seem conducive to a tranquil frame of mind2 the operator is deliberately getting out his saws1 knives1 scissors1 and other repellent anatomical instruments in a business-like spirit1 for he has1 according to an announcement1 to deliver ,a ,course of ,anatomical ,lectures1 accompanied with ,dissections1 and he is in want of a subject for demonstration4 ,the lady1 filled with the direst apprehensions1 is trying to impress on the anatomist the remarkable and unusual fact that the dead man has returned to life4 ,march #af1 #ahaa4 ,sailors on ,horseback4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fb74--,this print is one of the numerous instances of subjects designed by amateurs and given to ,rowlandson to engrave1 and1 in most respects1 to put into shape4 ,according to the humours of this print four sailors1 mounted on horseback1 are going off on an equestrian cruise by the seashore4 ,the ,british ,tar most at his ease has been lashed with strong cables to the back of his steed beyond a chance of drifting loose3 ',here ,i come1 my hearties1 right and tight--smart sailing2 but never mind that--,i can't be cast away1 for my commander1 ,heavens bless him1 has lashed me to the deck with some tough old cables6' ,his neighbour1 who has a restive horse1 requests1 ',keep more to the starboard1 and be d---- to you2 don't you see how you make my vessel run ahead6' ,a third1 riding behind1 is mounted on an animal who is taking into his head to launch out in the rear3 ',d---- me1 how she heaves2 why1 this is worse than a jolly-boat in the ,bay of ,biscay6' ,a comrade1 having had a spill1 has been left on the road1 and is in danger of being run over3 ',mind what you are at1 messmates1 for ,i am upset1 and the frigate ,i came on board of has been under way without me this half-hour4' ,march #bh1 #ahaa4 ,kitty ,careless in ,quod1 or ,waiting for ,jew ,bail4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fe74--;,a dashing young lady of fashion1 who has evidently been running ahead of the constable1 is 'laid by the heels' in a spunging-house2 the apartment in which she is lodged belongs1 it appears from a printed notice on the wall1 to ,mac,nab1 ,sheriff's ,officer for the ,county of ,middlesex--genteel accommodation for ladies and gentlemen4 ,heavy locks and bolts to the door1 and massive bars to the window1 indicate the security of ,kitty's keeping4 ,the fair captive does not seem depressed by her confinement3 seated before a glowing fire1 her legs crossed in easy indifference1 the prisoner is drinking bumpers of port wine with her captors2 a spectacle by no means unusual in the days of this publication1 when the extravagances of people of fashion were constantly leading them to the confinement of a spunging-house4 ,april #a1 #ahaa4 ,pastime in ,portugal1 or a ,visit to the ,nunneries4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fd74--,the principal figure in this picture is that of a young officer belonging to the ,british army opposed to the ,french legions on the ,peninsula2 in company with a ,portuguese don he has come to visit one of the nunneries which were sufficiently abundant in the country2 three well-favoured members of the sisterhood and a sour-looking old harridan1 by way of duenna1 have come to the 'grill1' or large grated window1 which was employed to cut off the 'cloistered ones' from the rest of the world4 ,we are able to gather from the illustrations of the period that travellers were accustomed to make visits to nunneries1 where they purchased objects manufactured by the inmates1 who were regarded by our countrymen as a kind of show2 the visitors1 however1 were always restricted to the outside of the grating which separated the sisterhood from more intimate association with a wicked world4 ,in ,rowlandson's sketch the pretty nuns are offering silk purses1 of their own knitting1 to their dashing visitor1 whose attention is more exclusively occupied by the very decided personal attractions of the fair recluses4 ,april #e1 #ahaa4 ,the ,last ,drop4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,a short and corpulent bon-vivant1 not unlike a balloon in figure1 whose waistband has been abnormally distended by the bibulous propensities of the owner1 is standing on tiptoe tilting up to his eager lips a huge punchbowl1 too well filled to be lifted bodily2 he is transferring the contents to his own inside with much gusto4 ,while the veteran and inordinate toper is greedily engulfing his last bumping measure he is too busily engaged in the important work in hand to notice that ,death1 in his bony personality as a ghastly skeleton1 is helping to raise the finishing bowl1 while the fatal dart is poised over his head1 ready for the stroke which will follow this last potation before the tippler has time to recover his breath4 ,the stout gentleman has evidently enjoyed a lengthy innings1 and1 from the instances scattered about him1 he has made the most of his opportunities2 he is surrounded by the remnants of the good and bad things with which he has made away--barrels of stout1 bottles of port1 puncheons of usquebaugh1 and spirits of all sorts2 in fact1 a very cellar of the strong drinks which in his day have fallen to the share of the departing toper4 ,april #i1 #ahaa4 ,boney the ,second1 or the ,little ,baboon ,created to ,devour ,french ,monkeys4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--',boneyparte1' in his general's uniform1 is seated before the fire1 making caudle--of ,french blood--for the infant prince2 a row of sovereign-crowns1 wrested from the wearers1 are ranged on the mantelpiece4 ,napoleon's heir1 the miniature of his sire1 with the addition of a monkey's tail1 is tearing and clawing at his parent1 and is held on a cushion placed outside the ,imperial cradle1 which is inscribed ,devil's ,darling4 ,napoleon is haranguing in his usual grandiose style3 ',rejoice1 ye ,frenchmen2 the fruits of my labour has produced a little image of myself4 ,i shall1 for the love ,i owe your country1 instil in my noble offspring the same principles of lying1 thieving1 treachery1 letchery1 murder1 and all other foul deeds1 for which ,i am now worshipped and adored6' ,the ,pope is kneeling by his side1 and pronouncing by way of a benediction over the infant3-- ,the owl shriek'd at thy birth1 an evil sight2 ,the night-crow cry'd1 foreboding luckless time2 ,dogs howl'd1 and hideous tempests shook down trees2 ,the raven rock'd her on the chimney-top1 ,and chattering pies in dismal discord sung4 ,april #aj1 #ahaa4 ,a ,picture of ,misery4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#gj74--,the bare and chilling chamber is occupied by a leaden-hued and sordid-looking miser1 opposite to whom is seated an individual of starved aspect2 a pinched and shrivelled old beldame is seen at the door4 ,a table of interest is the only literature the room can boast4 ,the miser is crouching before the grate1 and snuffing out the single candle for economy4 ,above the usurer hangs his own portrait2 he is painted congenially occupied in weighing guineas2 a list of securities1 ',stock ,ex41 ,bank ,stock1 #c per ,cents41 ,imperial1 ,omnium1 ,south ,sea1 ,exchequer1 ,lottery1' c41 recalls sweet reflections4 ,below are the lines3-- ,iron was his chest1 iron was his door2 ,his hand was iron1 and his heart was more4 ,april #ab1 #ahaa4 ,puss in ,boots1 or ,general ,junot taken by ,surprise4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ga74--;,a dashing young damsel has secured the jack-boots1 cocked-hat1 and long sword of ,general ,junot1 and is assuming valiant airs1 dressed in these borrowed plumes1 and threatening the ,french commander--who is helpless and in bed--with his own weapons4 ,april #ad1 #ahaa4 ,nursing the ,spawn of a ,tyrant1 or ,frenchmen ,sick of the ,breed4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the ,empress of the ,french is in consternation at the precocious fury of her progeny1 who1 with an orb in one hand and a dagger in the other1 is threatening destruction around2 while the ,emperor is listening behind a curtain2 the pope and other ,roman-,catholic hierarchs are offering 'composing draughts1' and suggesting to send the infantine monster to his supposed diabolical 'grandpapa' as quickly as possible4 ,the ,empress is thus proclaiming the terrors of her situation3 ',there's no condition sure so curst as mine6 ,day and night to dandle such a dragon--the little angry cur snarls while it feeds2 see how the blood is settled in his scarecrow face2 what brutal mischief sits upon his brow4 ,rage and vengeance sparkle in his cheeks2 the very spawn and spit of its tyrant father4 ,nay1 now ,i look again1 he is the very picture of his grandfather1 the ,devil6' ,april #bj1 #ahaa4 ,the ,enraged ,son of ,mars and the ,timid ,tonsor4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#fg74--,the picture represents the interior of a barber's shop1 a favourite subject with the caricaturists4 ,a stout customer is expressing slaughterous intentions2 a choleric old boy1 probably an officer of the ,militia1 with the shaving-cloth round his short neck1 is vowing vengeance on the head of the frightened barber1 who has been so maladroit as to carve a tolerable gash in the veteran's round cheek4 ,the tonsor's wife1 who is also engaged in the business1 is1 while holding the soap-bowl and lather1 thrown into consternation at the uproar raised by the damaged client4 ,an assistant1 who is employed in cutting the hair of another customer1 is equally distracted1 and1 in his trepidation1 is threatening the ears of his unconscious subject4 ,the barber's monkey--for barbers have in all time enjoyed the credit of being fanciers of live stock--is lathering his head at a toilette-table1 in imitation of the actions of a venerable personage who has just had his head shaved4 ,various blocks1 with their attendant wigs1 are ranged round the shelves of the shop1 telling of the day when a gentleman's head of hair was sent out to be dressed1 while he kept a change of wigs for convenience-sake2 here we find parsons' blocks1 clerks' blocks1 doctors' blocks1 lawyers' blocks1 and other professional 'caxons1' the heads of the learned being distinguished by their respective wigs4 ,various sketches appear on the walls1 the subjects being selected with a view to their trade appositeness4 ,one picture represents the fate of ,absalom1 delivered to destruction by his luxuriant locks3 ',o ,absalom1 my son1 my son6 hadst thou wore a wig this ne'er had happened1' c41 c4 ,april #bd1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports4 ,cat in a ,bowl4 ,no4 #a4--,the pastimes of our forefathers1 before the establishment of ,humane ,societies for the ,prevention of ,cruelty to ,animals1 were too frequently of a barbarous description1 and the cruelties then tolerated for mere sport were undoubtedly most reprehensible4 ,the caricaturist has contrived to surround these wanton displays with an air of hilarity1 and the spectacle of a 'cat in a bowl1' apart from the brutality of the fun1 is not without its whimsical attractions4 ,a favourite cat1 the property of a distracted spinster1 has been launched upon the water in a bowl1 which is shown spinning round with the current1 to the terror of the involuntary voyager1 whose dread of immersion combined with her exertions to escape from this embarrassing situation1 which threatens to capsize the treacherous craft at every turn1 seem to afford the frivolous audience unqualified amusement4 ,a lad is seated on the bank1 with a girl by his side--probably the authors of the mischief--holding a barking dog1 ready to attack the frightened creature if she comes too near the shore4 ,parties taking the air in chaises1 and promenaders1 the loiterers from the alehouse1 pipe in hand1 and various rustic groups gathered round the brink1 are intensely diverted at the scene4 ,not so the owner of the cat2 the horrified old maid1 rendered desperate by the precarious situation of her pet1 is pulling up her skirts and plunging forward in a vain endeavour to reach the slippery bowl1 which is out of her reach2 while a second old lady is doing her best to assist her friend4 ,a little further down the bank the artist has introduced another reckless episode2 a pair of horses are running away with a tandem1 which is being overturned1 and the driver and a stout female by his side are just on the point of being tumbled out without ceremony4 ,may #a1 #ahaa4 ,a ,dog ,fight4--,there is a note on the proof impression of this plate in the writer's collection1 to the effect that the print was never published4 ,the spectacle represented is remarkably animated2 the various incidents of the brutal exhibition are seized with a masterly hand2 the enthusiasm and excitement of the audience are done full justice to4 ,drinking1 betting1 squabbling1 an irregular scrimmage1 picking of pockets1 and similar humours are treated with due appreciation4 ,the backers of the losing dog are thrown into dismay1 as their faces sufficiently indicate2 while the satisfaction which fills the supporters of the winning side is well expressed4 ,the spirit of the picture is much increased by the introduction of numerous dogs1 ferocious-looking 'varmints1' struggling to join the fray1 and only held back from the stage of conflict by the most desperate exertions on the part of their owners2 these combatively-minded animals are probably the heroes of coming tournays4 ,the scene of this cruel sport1 since made unlawful1 is probably the ',westminster pit1'#bc where such spectacles were constantly held1 and attended by persons of rank and fashion1 as well as by the dregs of the sporting and dog-fancying fraternities1 whose presence1 as shown in the study1 is tolerably marked4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,dog ,,fight4 ,may #a1 #ahaa4 ,touch for ,touch1 or a ,female ,physician in ,full ,practice4--,the figure of the fair practitioner is highly spirited1--a handsome young female1 whose person is set off with all the allurements of fine clothes1 well-dressed hair1 and waving plumes4 ,a decrepit and toothless patient is evidently grateful to the doctress2 he is filling the hand of the distinguished physician with gold-pieces before she leaves the apartment1 or more properly consulting-room1 which is further set off with a picture of ,danae collecting a shower of gold4 ,may #d1 #ahaa4 ,who's ,mistress ,now8 ,republished4 7,see #ahjb47 ,may #af1 #ahaa4 ,the ,bassoon--with a ,french ,horn ,accompaniment4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ge74--;,a couple of slumberers1 with their noses elevated above the bedclothes1 are evidently executing variations in a snoring fashion more powerful than pleasing3-- ,hush ev'ry breeze2 let nothing move3 ,my ,celia sleeps and dreams of love6 ,june #d1 #ahaa4 ,summer ,amusement4 ,bug ,hunting4 ,july4 #ahaa4 ,a ,ghost in the ,wine ,cellar4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,july #ad1 #ahaa4 ,easter ,monday1 or the ,cockney ,hunt4 ,designed1 etched1 and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the old ,cockney hunt is in full swing2 the hounds are streaming over some palings in the way of their run2 a poor little huntsman1 perched upon a white mare1 in attempting the jump has lost his whip1 missed his seat1 and is being thrown over the neck of his horse2 while a spirited belle is leaping her horse in true sportsmanlike style4 ,illustration3 ,,rural ,,sports4 #ahaa 7874 ,rural ,sports4 #ahaa4 ,the ,huntsman ,rising4 ,republished4 7,see #ahji47 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,huntsman ,,rising4 #ahaa4 ,the ,gamester ,going to ,bed4 ,republished4 7,see #ahji47 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,according to the original drawing 7see ,appendix1 collection of ,john ,west1 ,esq47 it appears1 from a paper spread before the desperate gambler1 that he has been tempted to give the coup de grce to his reckless career by committing a forgery4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,gamester ,,going ,,to ,,bed4 ,august #bj1 #ahaa4 ,love ,laughs at ,locksmiths4 ,designed and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the stronghold in which an old ,israelite has confined his treasure has enormous padlocks on the area gate and the door studded with nails4 ,the proprietor has returned with provisions for a merry-making2 a porter bearing on his head a basket containing geese1 fowls1 fish1 and fruit1 with a flask of wine in his hand4 ,the old curmudgeon's crutch is leaning against the door1 and he is fumbling over the immense padlock1 quite unconscious that a smart young officer1 who has placed a ladder against the window of his lovely inamorata's apartment1 is helping the captive bird to freedom from the clutches of her jealous jailer4 ,august #cj1 #ahaa4 ,masquerading4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the comicalities of a masquerade at the beginning of the century1 when this class of entertainment1 although declining since the palmy days of the ,pantheon and ,madame ,cornely's extravagances in ,soho ,square1 was more prevalent than at present1 are set forth with due observation of the leading characteristics4 ,prominent among the maskers is a lady-magician1 with her divining-wand and a book of the 'black art1' confronting a nondescript necromancer and his zany4 ,there is a nobleman wearing horns as a becoming decoration for his head2 and our old friend ,punchinello1 with a guitar1 putting himself into grotesque contortions4 ,there is a composite personage1 a kind of ,janus1 an established feature in old bal masqus1 one side male and the other female4 ,there is a ,folly1 a councillor1 and the usual attendance of dominos1 masquers1 and characters1 whose disguises are of a speculative description4 ,illustration3 ,,masquerading4 ,september1 #ahaa4 ,accommodation ,ladder4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#he74--;,at the feet of a gigantic and finely-built wench is a rotund yet diminutive ,admiral1 with cocked-hat1 telescope1 sword1 and all complete2 his broad riband is marked ,death or ,victory4 ,for his accommodation1 that he may be able to reach her countenance within hailing distance1 the lady1 who is more than twice the height of her admirer1 is holding a ladder ready for his ascent4 ,the belle wears a gallant plume1 and a streamer with the motto ,england expects every man to do his duty4 ,september #ab1 #ahaa4 ,sorrow's ,dry1 or a ,cure for the ,heartache4 ,september #bj1 #ahaa4 ,looking at the ,comet till you get a crick in the neck4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ia74--;,a slipshod1 lean old anatomy1 in dressing-gown and slippers1 is straining his ancient crooked neck staring at a comet through a spyglass4 ,a comely young female1 seated in an armchair at the window1 is pointing out the phenomenon to the gazer2 meanwhile a youthful gallant1 on his knees beside the lady1 is squeezing her hand1 tenderly pressing her foot1 and otherwise striving to enlist her interest by a demonstrative display of affection4 ,september #be1 #ahaa4 ,life and ,death of the ,race ,horse4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ij74--,this print is divided into six stages4 ,the first represents the foal by the side of his dam2 in the second he is pictured as a racer on the course in all the pride of strength and beauty1 blood and limb4 ,in the third stage he has come down to a hunter2 from thence1 with old age fast approaching1 he is used to run in a postchaise4 ,in the fifth plate we find the whilom racehorse grown aged and broken down1 and condemned to end his wretched days belaboured as a pack-horse4 ,in the last stage the racehorse's career is brought down to his death1 and a huntsman has purchased his carcass to feed his pack4 ,september #bi1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports4 ,a ,milling ,match which took place at ,thisselton ,gap1 in the county of ,rutland1 ,september #bh1 #ahaa1 betwixt ,cribb and ,molineaux1 on a twenty-five foot stage1 and was the second public contest between these two pugilists4 ,it lasted nineteen minutes and ten seconds1 and was decisive in favour of ,cribb4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the point from which the picture is taken affords a good view of the combat1 which is about concluded4 ,cribb1 a massively-built boxer1 is dealing the black champion such a felling blow as1 judging from the dismay expressed in the faces of the two supporters of ,molineaux1 one of whom is also a man of colour1 will leave the victory in the hands of the striker1 whose backer and bottle-holder are in raptures4 ,round the raised platform which constitutes the ring is gathered a very animated throng1 amidst which the artist has depicted the various popular incidents of pushing1 struggling1 climbing on shoulders1 quarrelling1 picking pockets1 cheering1 and resenting the encroachments of men on horseback4 ,a prize-fight would seem to have been an institution in fashion at the beginning of the century2 the streams of vehicles1 coaches1 tandems1 curricles1 and every contrivance 'on wheels' which surround the stage and line the background give the scene the appearance of a ,derby course4 ,the presence of the fair sex1 who seem to appreciate the performance1 keeps up the animation of the picture4 ,october #a1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports4 ,smock ,racing4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,illustration3 ,,rural ,,sports4 ,,smock ,,racing4 ,october #b1 #ahaa4 ,john ,bull at the ,italian ,opera4 ,republished4 7,see ,oct4 #b1 #ahje47 ,designed and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,october1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports1 or a ,game at ,quoits4--,a village green1 with an alehouse in the rear1 is the scene of this diversion4 ,various loving couples are disporting themselves on benches and at round-tables by the alehouse door4 ,the village cobblers1 blacksmiths1 tailors1 butchers1 c41 are neglecting their trades to follow the game2 their injured wives have come to reduce the careless husbands to a proper sense of their duties4 ,one shrewish spouse1 leaning over the paling1 is flourishing a broom with a force of arms that threatens to astonish her good man1 whose attention is occupied in the game4 ,over the head of the victim is a board1 ,washing and mangling done here4 ,various convivial groups are scattered around4 ,october1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports1 or how to show off a well-shaped ,leg1 introduces a rustic pleasure-ground4 ,a rope thrown between two tall trees furnishes a swing for a well-developed and gaily apparelled hoyden2 another maiden is working the rope which swings her friend2 the attractions of the second lady have absorbed a young gentleman1 whose attentions to the fair rope-puller are 'particular4' ,a group of wicked old roysterers are delighted with the prospect of the swinging hoyden--their pipes and bowls are neglected in their rapturous attention to the evolutions of the fair occupant of the swing1 and their indignant wives are vainly endeavouring to recall them to a sense of propriety4 #ahaa4 ,twelfth ,night ,characters1 in twenty-four figures1 by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,october1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports1 or a ,cricket ,match ,extraordinary4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#if74--,on ,wednesday1 ,oct4 #c1 #ahaa1 a cricket match took place at ,balls ,pond1 ,newington4 ,the players on both sides were women--#aa ,hampshire against #aa ,surrey4 ,the match was made between two noblemen amateurs of the respective counties for #ejj guineas a side4 ,the performers in the contest were of all ages and sizes4 ,such a subject in the hands of ,rowlandson afforded almost unbounded opportunities for the exercise of his grotesque talents and his command of figure-drawing4 ,the scene is a busy one1 as may be conceived2 a certain artistic freedom has been assumed1 and there is a liberal display of limbs in all directions1 the skirts of the cricketers being tucked up for convenience of motion2 the performers1 however1 seem to enter into the contest with spirit1 if not skill4 ,balls ,pond1 as seen in the engraving1 is a fair open country1 without a trace of a solitary habitation4 ,a spacious tent1 in the background1 is erected for the ,jolly ,cricketers1 wherein the noble patrons of the sport are fortifying the players with huge bowls of punch1 restoratives which do not appear to promote the most orderly proceedings4 #ahaa 7874 ,the ,jockey ,club1 or ,newmarket ,meeting 7#aaa7 7,betting ,room74 #ahaa 7874 ,the ,sagacious ,buck1 or ,effects of ,waterproof4 #ahaa 7874 ,richmond ,hill4 ,after ,h4 ,bunbury4 7,see #ahjc47 #ahaa 7874 ,french ,inn4 ditto4 #ahaa 7874 ,quaix de ,paris4 ditto4 #ahaa 7874 ,a ,country ,club4 #ahaa 7874 ,recruits4 7,see #ahjc47 #ahaa 7874 ,morning1 or the ,man of ,taste4 ,after ,h4 ,bunbury4 #ahaa 7874 ,evening1 or the ,man of ,feeling4 ditto4 #ahaa 7874 ,conversazione4 ,october #aa1 #ahaa4 ,six ,classes of that ,noble and ,intelligent ,animal--a ,horse4 ,the ,race ,horse4 ,the ,shooting ,pony4 ,the ,gig ,horse4 ,the ,war ,horse4 ,the ,hunter4 ,the ,draught ,horse4 ,october #aj1 #ahaa4 ,distillers looking into their own business4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the principal objects in the print are a still and a cask of double-rectified spirits1 into which three members of the firm are involuntarily infusing foreign elements4 ,october1 #ahaa4 ,dinners ,dressed in the neatest manner4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aab74--,the preparations of the cook in question are not calculated to increase the appetite of the observant epicure2 the chef is hideous1 old1 rheumy1 slovenly1 and diseased2 he is kneading the paste with his objectionable hands1 his snuffbox is on the board by his side2 while a blowsy and uncombed slattern is reaching down a pie-dish1 in which the rats have been revelling2 the bold depredators are scampering off no farther than the next dish4 7,companion to ,distillers looking into their own business47 ,october #be1 #ahaa4 ,a ,trip to ,gretna ,green4 ,designed and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the scene of the situation is the green at ,gretna1 before the shed of ,tim ,tag1 ',blacksmith and ,rector4' ,the worthy is in his clerical character1 decently clad in professional sables2 and1 with spectacles on nose1 he is reading the service1 in a somewhat extemporary fashion1 over a fugitive couple1 in the open air4 ,a dashing captain1 dressed in his regimentals1 as was then the everyday fashion in the ,king's service1 is placing a ring on the finger of a comely maiden of tender years1 who is smiling and blushing4 ,the postilion who has driven the runaway pair to this stolen match is standing1 cap in hand1 grinning at the ceremonial4 ,while the blacksmith is rivetting the fetters of ,hymen in his clerical character1 his professional helpers are looking to the shoes of the horses which are to bear the newly-married couple across the ,border4 ,october #be1 #ahaa4 ,rural ,sports4 ,balloon ,hunting4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aeg74--,the balloon is drifting before the wind beyond the control of the aeronaut2 a fair voyager is making a terrific descent with a parachute in the midst of a flock of birds2 from the top of a tall tower a gentleman is taking deliberate aim at the flying machine1 probably with a view to bring it down by blowing a hole through the body of the balloon4 ,in the foreground is shown the mishap of the balloon-hunters2 a stout old gentleman is endeavouring to drag his vehicle up hill2 his horse is shying and kicking2 a dog is barking at the animal's head1 the shafts are snapped1 and the trap is kicked over2 three fair riders are thrown out in picturesque confusion on the turf1 and scattered with bottles and a bundle4 ,november #be1 #ahaa4 ,english ,manner and ,french ,prudence2 or ,french ,dragoons brought to a check by a ,belvoir ,leap4 ,a ,scene after ,nature near ,cuidad ,rodrigo4 ,september #ahaa4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 ,st4 ,james's ,street4--',lord ,charles ,manners was a famous horseman1 and unexpectedly one day came upon a ,french cavalry picket1 who gave chase until a brook was reached1 which ,lord ,charles immediately cleared1 making a salute1 and bidding the ,frenchmen 7who were so surprised as not to fire until too late71 ',adieu1 messieurs6' ,a paragraph from one of the ,london papers of the day makes the foregoing record of the exciting incident4 ,this gallant exploit is treated pictorially by ,rowlandson4 ,lord ,charles ,manners is taking the brook in an easy stride1 his horse bearing him over 'like a bird1' while his ferocious-looking pursuers are brought to a full stop at the brink1 and as the daring horseman is bidding farewell to the enemy they are nonplussed with astonishment at the reckless feat1 which they have no ambition to follow4 ,there is a disappointed knot of ,french officers1 dragoons1 huzzars1 c42 they are all uttering ejaculations of surprise and cursing the fugitive3 ',sacrebleu6' ',mais comment1 c4'2 ',quel diable d',anglois6' ',est-il possible8' ,december #b1 #ahaa4 ,a ,man of ,feeling for the ,human ,race4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#abf74--,represents the college rooms of a ,master of ,arts and a ,fellow of decidedly convivial tendencies1 whose predilections appear to be the reverse of ascetic4 ,december #i1 #ahaa4 ,bel and the ,dragon4 ,published by ,stockdale4--,doctor ,bell1 in wig1 gown1 cassock1 and bands1 is standing calmly before a very terrific pantomimic representation of a dragon4 ,before the ,doctor--over whose head shines the glorious midday sun1 figuratively set forth--is extended the buckler of ,religion held by the stalwart arm of the ,marsh ,clergy of ,monarchists4 ,dr4 ,bell is pointing triumphantly to his school1 a dignified pile1 founded on a commanding eminence1 marked ,church and ,state4 ,behind 'the ,dragon' is the rival establishment1 ,lancaster's ,school under the ,broad-brim ,system1 raised on ,deceit and ,misrepresentation4 ,the ,dragon's tongue1 labelled ,falsehood1 is pouring forth smoke and flames1 and his claws1 ,hypocrisy1 ,vanity1 ,misrepresentation1 and ,calumny1 are extended to maul the reputation of the opposition champion4 ,december #ae1 #ahaa4 ,a ,milk-sop4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#abe74--;,a pretty milkmaid1 with her yoke and cans1 is passing the chambers of a gallant collegian at one of the ,universities2 the shameless undergraduate1 in cap and gown1 has waited his opportunity1 and as the buxom wench is passing his open casement he is leaning out of window1 throwing his arm round her buxom waist1 and is indulging in a chaste salute1 which is cordially received4 ,a tutor1 or proctor1 dodging round 'the quad1' is horrified at the scandalous licence2 a sturdy infant is carried in one of the pails1 the other is filled with cream1 and offers a rare opportunity for plunder1 of which a passing dog is not slow to avail himself--raised on his hind legs he is lapping up the welcome fluid at his leisure4 #ahaa4 ,royal ,academy1 ,somerset ,house1 ,london4 ,rowlandson fecit4--,the members1 who are studying from the nude1 are all well advanced in years4 ,the seats and drawing-stands of the old ,life ,academy are arranged in a horseshoe2 the first or inner row of students being seated1 while those who form the outer semicircle are standing at their easels4 ,an agreeable and graceful-looking female model is posed beneath the reflectors in an easy attitude which she is preserving with the assistance of a looped rope slung from the roof4 #ahaa4 ,the ,harmonic ,society4 7,see ,october #b1 #ahaj47 ,republished4 #ahaa4 ,miseries of ,travelling4 ,a ,hailstorm4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahaa4 ,a ,tutor and his ,pupil1 travelling in ,france1 arriving at a ,posting-house4 #ahaa4 ,the ,departure of ,la ,fleur4 ,vide ,sterne's ',sentimental ,journey4' ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahaa 7874 ,exhibition ',stare' ,case1 ,somerset ,house4--,the staircase of the handsome buildings erected for ,somerset ,house originally set apart for the ,exhibition of the ,royal ,academy1 is ridiculed as a scene of unequivocal confusion4 ,whether the dangers of the somewhat steep ascent were actually as hazardous as the artist has depicted is open to question4 ,it will be remembered that ,sir ,william ,chambers1 the architect1 whose masterpiece was decidedly ,somerset ,house1 was a member of the ,royal ,academy1 and held the office of ,treasurer to that body4 ,it was somewhat the fashion of the wits to laugh at the architect1 who1 as a foreigner1 had received an amount of royal patronage which created certain jealousies in the minds of his ,english rivals1 who were less favoured with the smiles of princes4 ,chambers' extravagant conceptions1 the various novel designs he published1 and particularly his marked taste for so-called ,oriental gardening and the introduction of buildings after the ,chinese fashion1 exposed the project to an ordeal of the severest criticism and sarcasm4 ,george the ,third employed ,sir ,william ,chambers to lay out and adorn the ,royal gardens at ,kew1 when the eminent ,swede took advantage of the occasion to carry out the taste he had acquired in ,china#bd--;an indulgence which subjected the architect to numerous well-merited satires4 ,the famous ',heroic ,epistle to ,sir ,william ,chambers' was provoked on this occasion4 ,peter ,pindar1 according to his custom1 found various faults with the new pile of buildings in the ,strand1 and their shortcomings were pointed out with his habitual archness4 ,the scene of disaster and tumultuous medley which ,rowlandson has ventured to introduce as attendant incidents of the ,royal ,academy staircase must have assisted1 in some degree1 to make this portion of the building a laughing-stock with the more frivolous portion of the frequenters4 ,illustration3 ,,exhibition ',,stare' ,,case4 ,the ,editor acknowledges the situation is treated with a licence which1 perhaps1 may be held to verge on the inadmissible4 ,it has been sufficiently difficult1 in selecting these illustrations1 to keep within the restrictions marked out by modern decorum1 too chaste to endorse the broad jocularity which passed current half a century back4 ,the mirth imported into ,somerset ,house is not1 however1 of a licentious description2 if the subject is treated with more freedom than is desirable1 according to the juster ideas of our generation1 at least its humours are innoxious and1 we trust1 guiltless of offence4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,manager',s ,,last ,,kick4 ,it is obvious that1 in an instance like the present1 the task becomes one of extreme delicacy2 it is impossible to translate the caprices of the artist by any method short of the etching-needle2 the mixed description of the spectacle and the spirit of the contretemps defy a mere verbal rendering2 and the caricature is too excellent in other respects to be passed over in the present collection1 which professes to give a general view of the artist's cleverest and most familiarly known examples4 ,while avoiding instances the morality of which is absolutely questionable1 it is evident that it would be impossible to treat of the actual history1 let alone the novels and caricatures of our forefathers1 or to venture on the merest enquiry into their familiar life1 abroad or at home1 unless we put prudery a little on one side4 #ahaa4 ,the ,manager's ,last ,kick1 or a ,new ,way to ,pay ,old ,debts4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aag74--;,an episode in theatrical management is made the subject of the present caricature4 ,as is well known1 pecuniary complications were occasionally attendant evils of carrying on theatrical enterprises1 especially some half a century ago4 ,sheridan's monetary difficulties were notorious1 and although the holders of writs had recourse to expedients without end to serve the slippery manager of ,drury ,lane1 it is just to add that ',sherry's' ingenuity was frequently equal to the emergency4 ,during a rehearsal at ,drury ,lane a ,sheriff's officer by some subterfuge gained admittance to the stage1 and presented the manager with his objectionable scrip of parchment4 ,sheridan was by no means disconcerted1 but made the process-server at home1 asking his advice on various points2 and finally1 as the story goes1 having thrown the man off his guard1 he induced him to mount to the front of the house to give his opinion on the sounding properties of the building4 ',can you hear me8' asked ,sheridan4 ',perfectly1' replied the man4 ',then1' said ,sheridan1 'you had better lose no time in coming down again1 and catch me if you can1 for ,i'm off6' ,and before the disconcerted bailiff could find his way back to the stage his charge had succeeded in making good his retreat4 ,in ,the ,manager's ,last ,kick1 or a ,new ,way to ,pay ,old ,debts1 the same principle is involved2 in this case1 however1 just as the red tail writ is being served on the manager1 a stage trap-door is suddenly let down1 and the objectionable visitor is whisked off the scene4 ,the wily lessee is bowing his fallen enemy out of sight with mock respect3 ',good morning1 ,mr4 ,catchpole2 you'll find more of your tribe when you get to the bottom6' ,no ,date4 7#ahaa874 ,preparing to ,start4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aah74--,there are jockeys within the ropes2 the course is being cleared4 ,the view is taken from the paddock opposite the grand stand4 ,there are booths and tents for the sale of real ,stingo1 and horses are picketed on a hillside in the distance4 ,illustration3 ,,preparing ,,to ,,start4 ,no ,date4 7#ahaa874 ,preparing for the ,race4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,illustration3 ,,preparing ,,for ,,the ,,race4 #ahaa 7874 ,awkward ,squads ,studying the ,graces4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#hg74 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,six stages1 displaying the difficulties encountered by a ,french dancing master in labouring to instruct unconquerably clumsy and elderly pupils1 who obviously possess no sort of aptitude for movement or grace4 #ahaa4 ,hiring a ,servant4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#abd74--;,an elderly couple in a genteel station of life are seated at the breakfast-table2 to them enters a simple country maiden1 with a pretty and innocent face1 her arms modestly folded1 as an applicant for a place4 ',what situation in my family would you wish to undertake1 young woman8' enquires the lady of the house4 ',ma'am1' replies the unsophisticated maiden1 ',i should like to be under your man-cook by way of improvement4' ,this naf remark is misconstrued1 to the manifest delight of the fat chef1 who is rolling about and rubbing his round sides with amusement4 #ahaa 7874 ,anglers of #afaa4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4--,a pretty group1 founded on the piscatorial pastoral of ,izaak ,walton4 ,venator is seated with his arm round the waist of the pretty milkmaid4 ,maudlin1 her mother1 a quaint old dame1 is discoursing wisdom4 ,piscator is1 with folded arms1 leaning on his fishing-rod2 at his feet are two fine trout4 ,peter is whipping a stream in the rear4 ,the scenery is pretty1 and the figures are neatly and expressively filled in4 ,the design1 which is by ,bunbury1 it is easy to recognise has gained considerable force from the spirited execution his contemporary has brought to bear on the etching4 ,companion to ,anglers of #ahaa4 #ahaa4 ,anglers of #ahaa4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahaa4 ,patience in a ,punt4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahaa 7874 ,a ,templar at his ,studies4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the chambers of a fast member of the ,bar2 breakfast is on the table1 and the apartment is in a litter of bottles1 hunting-boots1 guns1 whips1 law-books1 briefs1 papers1 and general disorder4 ,the student has evidently been to a masquerade overnight2 portions of the dress of a ,grand ,turk are scattered about2 moreover a lady is in his chambers1 who is performing her toilette at a gilt mirror standing on his breakfast-table4 ,the ,templar1 semi-clad1 is sleepily trying to look through a bundle of briefs and law papers4 #ahaa4 ,a ,family ,piece4 7,the ,portrait ,painter47 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury1 engraved by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahaa4 ,a ,barber's ,shop4 ,h4 ,bunbury del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,two customers1 already polished off1 are putting on their cravats at the glass1 and a stout old gentleman is in a shaving-chair having his hair dressed4 ,a brace of dogs are quarrelling over a wig1 which they are worrying like a rat and pulling different ways4 ,a client is being lathered and is under operation1 while a gentleman1 who has been shaved1 is wiping off the remains of the soapsuds4 ,this design1 one of the latest due to the hand of the gifted ,henry ,bunbury1#be was also engraved on a larger scale by ,james ,gillray3 it was the last plate upon which he was able to work1 and it proceeded but slowly1 being touched in rare lucid intervals as his increasing madness permitted4 ,the etching1 as executed by ,gillray1 bears the date #ahaa in one corner1 and to this is added the date of its deferred publication1 ,may #ae1 #ahah4 ,the title given on the folio engraving is ,interior of a ,barber's ,shop in ,assize ,time4 ,the great caricaturist carried this plate1 the last work on copper by the hand of ,gillray1 as notified upon the print1 so far as his intermittent returns of reason would allow him4 ,as ,gillray died ,june #a1 #ahae1 when the plate was evidently unfinished1 this is probably one of the caricaturist's coppers which1 as we have already related1 were handed to ,george ,cruikshank1 another departed worthy1 to complete4 ,the unexpected death of the veteran has prevented the writer verifying this circumstance1 although it is probably one of the plates--probably the most important as to size--which ,cruikshank held in recollection when he informed the writer he considered that the most flattering testimonial which had been paid him in his long life was being selected1 while a young man1 to complete the engravings ,gillray had left unfinished under the painful circumstances of his mental aberration1 as already detailed4 7,see ,the ,works of ,james ,gillray1 the ,caricaturist1 with the ,story of his ,life and ,times1 page #ai1 ,introduction2 and1 further1 the reduced engraving1 from this plate 7#ahaa71 page #cgj1 the ,works74 #ahaa 7874 ,modern ,antiques4--,the cabinet of an antiquarian1 richly filled with supposititious relics of the past4 ,on a shelf is a row of ,etruscan vases2 bacchic masks and terminal gods are ranged on the walls2 the chief features of the collection are a gathering of ,egyptian deities and some magnificent sarcophagi4 ,the satire1 in some degree1 seems to hint at ,sir ,william ,hamilton 7then deceased7 and the fair ,emma4 ,an old antiquary1 decrepit and bent1 is peering at the shapely proportions of an ,egyptian figure bearing a close resemblance to life4 ,the chief incident of the picture is centred in a mummy's coffin1 tenanted for the time1 like a sentry-box1 by a gallant young officer1 who is embraced1 behind the lid of his temporary resting-place1 by a lady1 who1 like all the beauties designed by the artist1 is represented of fine proportions and somewhat free graces4 ,the inamorata has thrown down a work which she has evidently studied to some purpose1 ,loves of the ,gods--embellished with cuts1 and she is taking the opportunity to make a practical application of her readings4 #ahaa4 ,munchausen at ,walcheren4 ,plates by ,rowlandson4 #ahaa4 ,chesterfield ,burlesqued4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 #abmo4 7,see ,chesterfield ,travestie1 #ahjh47 ,,footnotes3 #bc ,it was here1 in this same ,westminster pit1 that the celebrated dog ,billy distinguished himself1 and carried off the laurels of vermin-killing1 by despatching a hundred rats at a time4 #bd ,in his early career ,chambers had visited ,china4 ,he performed the voyage as supercargo of some ,swedish ships trading there4 #be ,bunbury died at ,keswick1 ,may #g1 #ahaa1 aged #fa4 #ahab4 ,january #aj1 #ahab4 ,a ,portrait3 ,duke of ,cumberland4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st4 ,james's ,street4--,the ,duke1 with his spyglass1 dressed in a blue coat with red facings 7,windsor uniform72 in the background is shown ,kew ,gardens1 with the ,pagoda ,house4 ,the drawing from which this print was etched is entitled ,blood ,royal4 ,january #aj1 #ahab4 ,a ,portrait3 ,lord ,petersham4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st ,james's ,street4--,st4 ,james's ,palace at the back of the subject4 ,january #aj1 #ahab4 ,wet under ,foot4 ,designed by an amateur4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st4 ,james's ,street4--,this small sketch represents a pouring wet day2 a lady on pattens1 holding an umbrella over her head1 is endeavouring to pass the gutter without injury to her stockings4 ,the point of view is supposed to be taken from the junction of ,petticoat ,lane with ,smock ,alley4 ,scavengers are shovelling mud into their carts2 and the general downpour is further aggravated by denizens of the upper floors1 who are discharging vessels over the soaked and dripping passengers below4 ,february #bf1 #ahab4 ,a ,portrait3 ,lord ,pomfret4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st4 ,james's ,street4 ,february #bh1 #ahab4 ,plucking a ,spooney4--,a promising young 'spooney1' according to the artist's view1 is entering on life's dangers--represented pictorially in three subjects which are hanging over the head of the victim3 'the fair sex--drinking--and gaming1' being the evils set down to avoid4 ,the novice is evidently well advanced on the downward route1 and has fallen among experienced professors of the plucking process4 ,a gaily-dressed lady by his side1 a 'decoy duck1' of captivating exterior1 is beguiling the senses of the self-satisfied dupe with various familiarities2 while a smug stout person1 dressed like a parson1 is discreetly keeping up the spirit of the affair by filling the glasses and manufacturing fresh supplies of punch1 which the 'spooney' is imbibing freely and without regard to the consequences4 ,a pile of gold and notes has been laid on the table by this very innocent pigeon1 and opposite to him sits the crafty and accomplished 'rook'--a captain1 from his 'keeping'--who1 by a skilful manipulation of the cards1 assisted by the carelessness of the simple young rou1 bids fair to succeed in leaving the pigeon 'without a feather to fly with2' the plunder to be apportioned amongst the hopeful triumvirate in whose company the youth has the misfortune to find himself4 ,march #a1 #ahab4 ,catching an ,elephant4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#adf74--,two attractive and winsome damsels1 standing outside a portal labelled ',warm ,baths1' have just succeeded in capturing an elderly colossus of a man1 whose bulk should fairly entitle him to take his place amongst elephantine monsters2 the expression of his senile features is designed to carry out the resemblance4 ,march1 #ahab4 ,description of a ,boxing ,match between ,ward and ,quirk for #ajj ,guineas a side4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,march #b1 #ahab4 ,spanish ,cloak4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ci74--;,a superior officer1 going his midnight rounds of the sentries posted on a line of fortifications1 is amused at discovering the phenomenon of two pairs of legs below one cloak4 ,a trooper has taken advantage of his ample garment to smuggle in a fair companion to share his vigils4 ,the lady seems to enjoy her situation4 ,march #bj1 #ahab4 ,fast ,day4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,four learned ,doctors1 dressed in their clerical vestments1 are keeping in their own fashion a day set apart by the ,church for general mortification4 ,the portly four are seated at a well-furnished board1 and trains of servants are1 with respectful attention1 bringing in fresh supplies--poultry1 dainty meats1 and other delicacies4 ,the well-stocked collegiate cellars have been laid under contribution2 bottles of choice vintage are standing in wine-coolers and in promising rows on the floor1 beside a liberal jorum of punch in a ,bowl for a ,bishop4 ,the nature of the private meditations of these epicurean worthies is thus made manifest1 while the order of the repast is further set forth in a lengthy bill of fare irreverently written on a ,new ,form of ,prayer for the ,fast ,day1 by way of menu4 ,the walls are suggestively hung with ,lists of the ,great ,tithes and such congenial paintings as ,a ,bench of ,bishops1 represented regaling at a roystering banquet1 ,susannah and the ,elders1 ,brasenose ,college1 c4 ,march #be1 #ahab4 ,sea ,stores4--,a bevy of females consisting of a negress and other beauties from the purlieus of the port1 'waiting for ,jack1' are sportively accosted by a dapper young midshipman who has been sent on shore to procure supplies for his ship1 which is lying off4 7,companion print to ,land ,stores47 ,march1 #ahab4 ,land ,stores4--,a dark beauty1 of colossal proportions1 is embraced by an officer whose figure is dwarfed by comparison with the monster negress4 ,a placard posted on the walls of the fortification1 where these extraordinary ,land ,stores are supposed to be lodged1 announces ',voluntary subscription for a soldier's widow2 the smallest donations will be gratefully received1' c4 ,april #b1 #ahab4 ,the ,chamber of ,genius4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street4 ,want is the scorn of every wealthy fool1 ,and genius in rags is turned to ridicule4--,vide ',satirist4' ,the apartment of an enthusiastic genius1 whose ambitions seem to have taken various forms of expression4 ,music1 painting1 sculpture1 literature1 chemistry1 and other arts and sciences seem to have occupied his attention by turns1 and instruments suggestive of the respective pursuits are muddled up with domestic details incidental to the confinement of a wife and family to one solitary chamber1 together with the utensils of cookery1 besides the food itself4 ,the genius has left his rest under the impulse of an inspiration2 he has an old nightcap worn over his wig1 and is still in his night-shirt1 with down-at-heel slipper on one foot1 and a ragged stocking on the other4 ,he is seated1 in an attitude expressive of sudden exaltation before an easel which bears the canvas he is filling out with rapid energy2 his left hand grasps a pen1 and a black cat in demanding attention has fixed her claws in his unclad limbs2 but the artist is so absorbed in his subject as to be unconscious of pain2 miscellaneous litter1 a bust1 a palette1 and a sheaf of brushes1 paint-pots1 a still and furnace1 books1 scales1 syringes1 a fiddle1 and a post horn are scattered behind the easel4 ,the female companion of this genius is tranquilly sleeping in an easy attitude through all the confusion2 on the table by the bedstead 7on which her husband's garments are displayed7 is a coffee-pot and some suggestions of breakfast2 an unclad infant is leaning over the table1 and pouring gin into a wineglass4 ,another semiclad child is seated on a tub before a blazing fire1 amusing herself with the bellows1 and is in danger from a steaming kettle and a red-hot poker4 ,food1 knives1 forks1 plates1 and a pewter quart-pot are at the artist's feet2 he has just kicked over a large porringer of milk1 and is heedless of the mischief4 ,lamps1 caudle-boats1 strings of candles1 and bunches of onions are the decorations of the chimneypiece2 ragged clothes and unmended stockings are hanging over a rope stretched across the chamber2 on the wall is hung a smart three-cornered hat and a sword by the side of pictures of ',aerostation' and the portraits of a ballet-dancer and ',peter ,tester4' ,rowlandson has put his own name to the print as the 'inventor2' the satire is very unsparing1 and the squalor he has attributed to his professional brother is of the direst and most ludicrous description1 but the figure of the painter is marked with vigorous characteristics1 and the outline of the face which he has bestowed on his erratic genius1 designedly or not1 bears a suggestive resemblance to his own strongly-defined features4 ,april #d1 #ahab4 ,in the ,dog ,days4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,now the weather's sultry grown1 ,sweating late and early4 ,better far to lay alone-- ,oh6 we swelter rarely6 ,the representation of an extravagantly corpulent couple1 whose rest is apparently fitful2 the lines attached to the plate1 which is not remarkable for refinement1 form its best description4 ,april #ab1 #ahab4 ,the ,ducking ,stool4 ,republished4 7,see ,april #ab1 #ahjc47 ,illustration3 ,,italian ,,picture-,,dealers ,,humbugging ,,my ,,lord ,,anglaise4 ,may #cj1 #ahab4 ,italian ,picture ,dealers ,humbugging my ,lord ,anglaise4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--',milord' is a very dandified young sprig of nobility1 who is an evident macaroni1 with the ambition to shine as a man of taste4 ,a 'foreign nobleman'--that is to say1 according to ,english views at the period--a 'speculative ,count1' who is very splendid in exterior1 is evidently a confederate of his countryman1 the ,italian picture dealer1 and has accompanied the noble incipient collector as a decoy to puff the wares1 and if need be to offer fictitious sums in opposition to ',milord' and spur his enthusiasm for the fine arts1 which are respectably represented around1 as far as good names go4 ,a sensuous ,magdalen1 attributed to ,guido1 is exciting the admiration of the party and employing the wily dealer's eloquence4 ,around are supposititious examples of ,rubens1 ,carracci1 ,titian1 ,teniers1 ,salvator ,rosa1 and other 'undoubted originals1' the major part of which in all probability owe their well-disguised paternity to the versatile ',van ,daub4' ,illustration3 ,a ,,brace ,,of ,,blackguards4 ,may #cj1 #ahab4 ,a ,brace of ,blackguards4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,st4 ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,it has been mentioned in respect to this eccentric production that the figures of the two gentlemen to whom this dubious compliment is rendered are intended to represent those of ,rowlandson1 the caricaturist1 in the boxing attitude1 and his friend ,george ,morland1 the painter1 seated in the chair4 ,illustration3 ,,racing4 ,june #d1 #ahab4 ,broad ,grins1 or a ,black ,joke4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a clerical-looking gentleman is thrown into consternation at the interesting condition of a rustic female1 who is standing beneath a board announcing ',man-traps laid in these grounds4' ,the head of a black footman peering through a hole in the garden-wall indicates the true source of the ',black ,joke4' ,july #ad1 #ahab4 ,miseries of ,london4 ,watermen4 ,oars8 ,sculls8 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,entering upon any of the bridges of ,london or any of the passages leading to the ,thames1 being assailed by a group of watermen1 holding up their hands and bawling out ',oars8 ,sculls1 sculls8 ,oars1 oars8' ,illustration3 ,,miseries ,,of ,,london4 ',oars8 ,sculls1 sculls8 ,oars1 oars8' #ahab 7874 ,racing4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aeh74 ,july #ad1 #ahab 7874 ,glow ,worms4 7,see #ahje47 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,st4 ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,july #ad1 #ahab 7874 ,muck ,worms4 7,see #ahjj47 ,july #ad1 #ahab 7874 ,the ,rivals4 ,july #ae1 #ahab4 ,a ,seaman's ,wife's ,reckoning4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bge71 ,woodward delin41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,an old salt1 with his dog at his elbow1 is seated beside his blooming daughter-in-law1 a pretty young mother1 dandling a fine infant2 the lady is using her eloquence and trying to flatter this obdurate relative into confidence in her story4 ,the experienced mariner is declaring1 ',why1 d'ye see1 ,i am an old seaman1 and not easily imposed upon4 ,i say that can't be my son ,jack's child4 ,why1 he has not been married but three months1 and during that time he has been at sea--the thing is impossible6 ,you may as well tell me that my ship ,nancy goes nine knots an hour in a dead calm4 ,and now ,i look again it's the very picture of ,peter ,wilkins1 the soap-boiler4' ,the fair object of suspicion is by no means confounded at this logical deduction4 ',my dear father-in-law1 ,i'll make it out very easily--,jack has been married to me three months1--very well1--,i have been with child three months1--which makes six1--then he has been at sea three months1 has not he8--and that just makes up the nine6' ,the fortunate husband1 who sports a new rig-out--with a bright bandanna round his neck1 and his pipe stuck in the band of his hat--is lurching into the apartment with a sea-roll4 ,he is quite satisfied with his wife's arithmetic1 and is arguing on the side of his tender partner3 ',father1 father1 don't be too hard upon ,poll2 ,i know something about the logbook myself1 and dash me but she has kept her reckoning like a true seaman's wife6' ,july #ae1 #ahab4 ,the ,secret ,history of ,crim ,con4 ,plate #a4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#afa74 ,july #ae1 #ahab4 ,the ,secret ,history of ,crim ,con4 ,plate #b4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#afa74 ,august #bi1 #ahab4 ,setting out for ,margate4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aff74--;,a stout citizen1 smartly clad1 with his wife1 whose apparel is still more festive1 are setting out upon a holiday excursion4 ,the heads of two geese are hanging over the coat-tails of the cockney traveller3 ',why1 my dove1 ,i am loaded with provisions1 like a tilt-cart on a fair-day1 and my pockets stick out just as if ,i was just returned from a ,city feast4' ,the correct partner of his joys is responding1 ',don't be so wulgar1 ,mr4 ,dripping2 you are now going among genteel folks1 and must behave yourself4 ,we shall want all the wickalls on the woyage1 depend upon it4 ,bless me1 how varm it is6 ,i am all over in a muck6' ,to them enters their foreman3 ',an' please you1 master and missis1 the sailor-man has sent word as how the wessel is ready to swim6' ,august #cj1 #ahab4 ,the ,sweet ,pea4 ,published by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st4 ,james's ,street4 ,october #a1 #ahab4 ,refinement of ,language4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aga74--,six subjects1 illustrating the results of the advance of genteel ideas and the introduction of a new-fashioned system of refining on everything4 ,a ragged match-seller is elevated into a 'timber merchant4' ,a postman becomes a 'man of letters4' ,a gardener is raised to a ',master of the ,mint4' ,a ,jew hawker1 who cries1 ',any old clothes to shell8' is changed to a 'merchant tailor4' ,a sexton1 pressing down the mould on a grave1 is translated into 'a banker2' and a poulterer easily becomes a ',turkey merchant4' #ahab4 ,bitter ,fare1 or ,sweeps ,regaling4--,as in the preceding caricature the date of this plate has been altered2 it was probably published in #ahjb1 and re-issued later1 a common occurrence with ,rowlandson's prints4 ,bitter ,fare1 or ,sweeps ,regaling1 was1 it seems likely1 designed as a companion to ,love and ,dust 7#agib1 c471 and it partakes of the same ragged inspiration4 ,in the hovel tenanted by the somewhat undesirable ',chummey family' smoke is the prevalent element2 the sooty company1 sufficiently black and begrimed in their own persons1 seem perfectly in their element before a smoking fireplace--as they are reposing luxuriously on sacks of soot4 ,the heads of the family are amiably sharing their enjoyments1 drinking beer from a pewter measure1 and smoking long clay pipes2 the sweeper lads1 but for a coat of soot comparatively unclad1 are revelling amidst the cinders on the hearth1 divided between the congenial relaxations of eating porridge and tormenting an unfortunate cat4 ,brushes1 shovels1 and the professional belongings of chimney-sweeping are scattered about2 the only article of fancy admitted into the establishment is a blackbird1 which is possibly present on the ground that its hue offers a resemblance to the general complexion4 ,october #ab1 #ahab4 ,raising the ,wind4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,when noblemen have lost racehorse1 and all their rhino spent1 ,then little ,isaac draws the bond and lends for cent4 per cent4 ,illustration3 ,,raising ,,the ,,wind4 ,rowlandson's print introduces the nobleman at the precise moment his affairs need 'patching up1' for 'mended' he never can be after he has put himself into the spider-like clutches of plausible ,isaac and his 'friend in the ,city4' ,the 'little ,jew broker' has brought a rich usurer of his tribe1 and between them his lordship's career of folly will be swiftly run4 ,all the ready-money is gone1 and the racing stud has followed it2 but the 'road to ruin' is only just opening up4 ,the spendthrift is a comparative beginner2 the next step is raising money on his title deeds1 which are undergoing inspection under the vulture-like eye of the scrivener1 who1 it appears1 lends money on good security and traffics in annuities and jointures4 ,the borrower is evidently accustomed to take life easily1 he is putting himself into the claws of the ,israelites1 and is otherwise 'going to the bad' with perfect good humour and in a sociable frame of mind1 not unlike the way of proceeding practised by the heroes of ,sheridan's comedies2 indeed1 there is a great deal of the ,charles ,surface element in the composition4 ,the pictures which fill young ,hopeful's walls tell his story after the ,hogarthian method4 ,there are portraits of the relatives who have left their savings and estates to the present careless holder3 ,sir ,matthew ,mite1 a miser2 ,lady ,crane2 and ,sir ,peter ,plumb--all persons of a 'warm' disposition as to wealth4 ,there is a 'view of the ,yorkshire estate2' then there is ',the ,prodigal ,son1' which may be held to apply to the heir1 whose ways of making the money fly are further illustrated by such pictures as a ',hazard ,table1' ',a game fighting-cock1' a racehorse1 ',sancho1' on the course2 and a blood mare1 ',diana1' and foal2 the breeding and running of racehorses being considered then1 as now1 among the most expeditious routes to insolvency4 ,november #cj1 #ahab4 ,christmas ,gambols4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the festivities represented1 which partake of the free and frolicsome description1 are taking place in the servants' hall4 ,full drinking has been the order of the evening2 the master's cellar and the servants' heads have both been lightened simultaneously1 and the results are displaying themselves under the mistletoe and in horseplay4 ,a footman and a parlour-maid are rolling over one another indiscriminately on the hearthrug amidst the fragments of crockery demolished in their downfall4 ,a sturdy black footman is lifting a fat wench in his arms for a chaste salute4 ,practical joking is the order of the evening2 the fat cook has been toppled back in her armchair1 and is vainly flourishing her basting-ladle to drive off her assailant1 while her feet are in the air2 and the butler1 as author of the mischief1 is making the best use of his opportunities1 while another couple are exchanging kisses with evident goodwill4 #ahab4 ,the ,successful ,fortune-hunter 7,bath ,crescent71 or ,captain ,shelalee leading ,miss ,marrowfat to the ,temple of ,hymen4--,in the distance are indicated the regular frequenters of ,bath1 sufferers from gout on crutches1 and invalids in wheeled-chairs4 ,a dashing ,irish adventurer1 one of the bold fortune-hunters--notorieties from the ,sister ,isle in ,rowlandson's day--is leading captive the wealth and person of a somewhat vulgar and stumpy heiress1 whose figure is loaded with jewellery fashioned on a scale of oppressive magnitude4 #ahab4 ,hackney ,assembly4 ',the ,graces1 the ,graces1 remember the ,graces6' ,from erasures in the date of this plate it seems probable that it was originally issued ten years earlier4 ,as the title indicates1 this sketch is a broad burlesque of the deportment displayed by the frequenters of a suburban ball-room4 ,the awkward and ungainly carriage of all the figures is amusingly exaggerated4 ,a master of the ceremonies1 the expression of whose features is complicated by a decided squint1 is briskly performing the rites of his office and introducing a cobby little gentleman as a partner to an angular and misshapen spinster1 who1 in consulting the graces1 has thrown her ,gothic frame into an absurdly constrained and affected posture4 #ahab4 ,the ,learned ,scotchman1 or ,magistrate's ,mistake4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#aej74--;,a ,scotchman is led before a country justice1 charged with drunkenness2 the magistrate's wife is seated by the side of her lord1 and is much shocked at the learned ,caledonian's defence2 bowing low1 bonnet in hand1 the ,scot is throwing himself on the clemency of the court3 ',i own1 your honour1 ,i was a little inebriated1 but your worship knows ,nemo mortalium omnibus hooris saupit4' ',what's that you say1 fellow1' retorts the magistrate1 'about a sawpit8--a very improper place to go with such company4 ,i wonder you are not ashamed to mention such a thing1 and before my wife too4 ,but1 however1 as it is your first offence1 ,i will discharge you this time2 but never come here with such a story again6' #ahab 7874 ,preaching to some ,purpose4--,an open-air meeting of rustic worshippers4 ,great astonishment is pictured on the upturned faces of the expectant congregation4 ,the preacher is raised on an extemporised pulpit2 he is clad in black1 but in the rear of his nether garment appears a formidable rent1 which his hand is not sufficiently broad to conceal4 ,he is earnestly addressing his perplexed hearers to the following purpose3 ',dearly beloved1 before ,i begin my discourse1 ,i have three things to inform you of4 ,the first thing ,i know1 and you do not know4 ,the next thing you know1 and ,i do not know1--and the third thing none of us know1 viz41 in my way here to preach1 crossing ,farmer ,hobson's stile1 ,i tore my breeches1--the extent of the rent ,i know1 and you do not know4 ,secondly1 what you are willing to subscribe to get them repaired you know1 and ,i do not know4 ,and lastly1 what ,tim ,snip1 the tailor1 will charge for the job1 that none of us know6' #ahab 7874 ,new ,invented ,elastic ,breeches4 ,h4 ,nixon invt41 ,t4 ,rowlandson sculp4--,two tailors are using considerable manual force trying to pull a customer into a pair of close-spring breeches4 ,the scene is taking place on the premises of the inventor and manufacturer of the patent articles in question4 ,no date4 #ahab 7874 ,a ,visit to the ,doctor4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,the consulting-room of a learned physician2 an imposing bookcase fills the background4 ,the doctor's man has just shown up a comfortable-looking couple1 who have called for the benefit of the physician's advice--the practitioner is one of the old school--full-bottomed wig1 powder1 and pigtail1 a learnedly long-skirted square-cut suit1 lace frill and ruffles1 huge spectacles1 and a professional gold-headed cane held up to the nose2 he is standing on the hearthrug1 warming his learned back at the fireplace2 above the mantelpiece is a bust of ,galen4 ,the patients1 who are evidently robust country folks1 thus set forth their case3--',do you see1 ,doctor1 my dame and ,i be come to ax your advice--we both of us eat well1 and drink well1 and sleep well1--yet still we be somehow queerish6' ,the ,doctor is equal to the emergency and prepared to alter all this promptly4 ',you eat well1 you drink well1 and you sleep well1--very good4 ,you were perfectly right in coming to me1 for depend upon it ,i will give you something that shall do away with all these things6' #ahab 7874 ,puff ,paste4--,a fat cook is rolling out pudding paste2 around her board are spread codling tarts1 apple dumplings1 and batter puddings2 a footman is embracing her ample shoulders1 and familiarly patting her under the chin4 #ahab4 ,mock ,turtle pictures a pair of elderly suitors cooing over a bowl of mock turtle soup2 a pair of real turtledoves1 perched on a branch1 are introduced to carry out the allusion4 #ahab4 ,off ,she ,goes4 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,an elopement unexpectedly accelerated4 ,a rope-ladder has enabled a stout abductor to assist the flight of a somewhat mature and remarkably corpulent lady from the window of her chamber4 ,a rung of the rope-ladder has given way with the weight2 at the moment a male relation1 nightcap on head1 is discovering the flight and throwing a light on the subject with a chamber candle which he is holding out of the bedroom window4 ,the partner of the elopement is an officer2 he is precipitated on to his back1 and forms a convenient cushion to receive the lady's fall1 which is complete and overwhelming4 ,a postchaise1 prepared for the flight1 is seen in the distance2 the postilion is enjoying the spectacle of his employer's downfall2 and the moon1 peeping over a cloud1 is represented with a broad grin on its face at the expense of these disconcerted 'fly-by-nights4' #ahab4 ,english ,exhibitions in ,paris1 or ,french ,people astonished at our improvements in the ,breed of ,fat ,cattle4 #ahab4 ,a ,cat in ,pattens4 ,rowlandson invt4--,though thoroughly in ,rowlandson's characteristic manner the scene is somewhat suggestive of ,hogarth's plate of ',morning1' ',times of the ,day1' in which the portrait of ,miss ,bridget ,allworthy is exhibited1 the introduction of whose burlesqued resemblance is said to have cost the painter the loss of a legacy4 ,an old maid whose countenance certainly bears a close resemblance to that of a cat1 is shuffling along in the breeze on pattens2 she has a boa and an enormous muff2 before her trots a ,french poodle1 clipped fantastically to resemble a parody of a lion2 behind her shivers a black page1 in a tight gaudy uniform2 under his arm is his mistress's umbrella1 and he holds before him a bundle of cat's meat4 ,a half-naked and ruffianly beggar is trying to excite the benevolence of this shrewish ,cat in ,pattens4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,petticoat ,,loose4 ,a ,,fragmentary ,,tale ,,of ,,the ,,castle4 ,,with ,,four ,,plates ,,etched ,,by ,,rowlandson4 ,london3 ,j4 ,j4 ,stockdale1 #da ,pall ,mall1 ,feb4 #ab1 #ahab4 #dto4 ,the argument upon which the story is founded is set forth in the following 'advertisement'3-- ',dublin ,castle4 ,the ,adventure of the ,under ,petticoat at the ,castle ,drawing ,room4 ,honi soit qui mal y pense4 ,all the world has been amused with the singular disaster that befel a lady on ,thursday night last at the ,viceregal ,palace1 by the loss of her under petticoat1 which1 from the pressure of the crowd1 unfortunately slipped down through the capacious encumbrance of her hoop1 and was soon trampled on the floor--though likely to become as renowned as ,penelope's web3 for the lady to whom it belonged lost by night the comfort and protection that was her security by day4 ,one of the young pages 7who are always peeping and bustling on such occasions7 first made the discovery4 ,the trophy was soon displayed in order to find out the fair owner2 which1 however1 still remains a secret1 except to the person immediately concerned4 ,but1 like the shield of ,achilles1 the little petticoat soon became the subject of admiration and contention4 ',at the first impression the master of the ceremonies claimed the prize1 as his official perquisite1 alleging it was dropped in the ,presence ,chamber4 ,but the ,chamberlain insisted the drawing-room was his champ d'or1 and every windfall on such occasions his exclusive property4 ,that as a true knight he must take up the gauntlet thus thrown down by a lady4 ',the household troops1 particularly the young aides-de-camp1 struggled through the crowd to see the cause of such bustle2 and having satisfied their curiosity1 whispered one another1 and1 in their usual way1 set up a great titter4 ,the chaplain in waiting had his eye upon the petticoat1 and said he thought in decorum it ought to be deposited among the new antiquities in ,bedford ,chapel4 ',the ,duke1 with his usual good humour1 liberality1 and regard for the fair creation1 decided the contest by saying that it should be suspended as a banner round the temple of love and beauty2 and that as ,edward the ,third constituted the ,order of the ,garter from a similar accident at the ,british ,court1 he would solicit the ,prince ,regent1 in the true spirit of chivalry1 to establish and become ,sovereign of the ,order of the ,petticoat in ,ireland1 in commemoration of the pleasant adventure1' c4 ,plate #a4 ,capture of the ,petticoat4 ,february #ab1 #ahab4 ,plate #b4 ,breakfast ,room at an ,inn4 ,february #ab1 #ahab4 ,plate #c4 ,college ,green before the ,union4 ,february #ab1 #ahab4--;,a scene of state1 bustle1 and prosperity4 ,plate #d4 ,college ,green after the ,union4 ,february #ab1 #ahab4--,shabbiness1 poverty1 and beggary have sole possession of the scene4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,views ,,in ,,cornwall4 ,april #aj1 #ahab4 ,view of a ,farm ,house at ,hengar1 ,cornwall4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,april #ab1 #ahab4 ,cottage at the ,foot of ,router ,mountain1 ,cornwall4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,,cottage ,,at ,,the ,,foot ,,of ,,router ,,mountain1 ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,cornwall4 ,an ,overlooker4 ,illustration3 ,,cornwall4 ,,an ,,overlooker4 #ahab4 ,a ,cornish ,waterfall4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,cornish ,,waterfall4 #ahab4 ,a ,watercourse4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,watercourse4 ,april #ab1 #ahab4 ,view of the ,river ,camel1 ,cornwall4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,view ,,of ,,the ,,river ,,camel1 ,,cornwall4 ,illustration3 ,,view ,,of ,a ,,farm-,,house1 ,,hengar1 ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,near ,helston1 ,cornwall4 ,illustration3 ,,near ,,helston1 ,,cornwall4 ,april #ab1 #ahab4 ,cottage near the ,devil's ,jump1 in the ,duchy of ,cornwall4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,,cottage ,,near ,,the ,,devil',s ,,jump1 ,,duchy ,,of ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,view of the ,church and ,village of ,st4 ,cue1 ,cornwall4 ,published by ,ackermann4 ,illustration3 ,,view ,,of ,,the ,,church ,,and ,,village ,,of ,,st4 ,,cue1 ,,cornwall4 ,april #ab1 #ahab4 ,view of ,liskeard1 ,cornwall4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,illustration3 ,,view ,,of ,,liskeard1 ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,the ,lion ,rock1 ,cornwall4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,lion ,,rock1 ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,a ,cornish ,road4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,cornish ,,road4 #ahab4 ,a ,hill ,side1 ,cornwall4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,hill ,,side1 ,,cornwall4 #ahab4 ,a ,cornish ,view4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,cornish ,,view4 ,,tour ,,of ,,doctor ,,syntax ,,in ,,search ,,of ,,the ,,picturesque4 ,in #ahab the poem and illustrations of ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of the ,picturesque were issued as an independent volume1 when the success with which it was received was more decidedly marked than when it first appeared in the ,poetical ,magazine under the title of ,the ,schoolmaster's ,tour4 ,five editions were issued between #ahab and #ahac4 ,the work was described as ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of the ,picturesque4 ,a ,poem4 ,with new plates4 ,the old subjects1 it appears1 were re-engraved by ,rowlandson's hand1 with but slight variations from the originals4 ,the outlines are somewhat less bold1 and three new subjects are added2 one being the frontispiece1 which represents the worthy ,doctor at his desk1 seated in his armchair1 in deep cogitation1 touching his forehead as the idea of his famous ,picturesque ,tour suggests itself to his brain4 ,the window of his study is opened1 that he may contemplate the exterior prospect at his ease1 while a sketch1 by his own hand1 in ,india-ink1 is displayed before him4 ,various papers and books are scattered about1 with sundry objects which indicate his versatile accomplishments--a fiddle hung on the wall1 books of travel1 sheets of the ,doctor's original treatise--,every ,man his own ,farrier--with a goodly jar of cherry bounce to rejoice the learned man's spirits4 ,on the titlepage is engraved a quaint vignette of architectural relics1 ruins1 a castle1 c41 the detached monuments being disposed so as to form the word ,picturesque4 ,the third addition is plate #bg1 in the body of the ,tour1 introducing ,the ,doctor's ,dream 7in his patron's library7 of the ,battle of the ,books1 which was not included in the work on its original publication4 ,this edition is preceded by an ,introduction1 which in some degree explains the relative positions--as far as the preparation of the work was concerned--of the artist and ,william ,combe1 the author1 who thus sets the matter before his public3 ',the following poem1 if it may be allowed to deserve the name1 was written under circumstances whose peculiarity may be thought to justify a communication of them4 ,i undertook to give metrical illustrations of the prints with which ,mr4 ,ackermann decorated the ,poetical ,magazine1 a work published by him in monthly numbers1 for the reception of original compositions4 ,many of these engravings were miscellaneous1 and those 7which were1 indeed1 the far greater part of them7 whose description was submitted to such a muse as mine represented views of interesting objects and beautiful scenery1 or were occasional decorations appropriate to the work4 ,those designs1 to which this volume is so greatly indebted1 ,i was informed1 would follow in a series1 and it was proposed to me to shape out a story from them4 ,an etching1 or a drawing1 was accordingly sent to me every month1 and ,i composed a certain proportion of verse1 in which1 of course1 the subject of the design was included2 the rest depended on what my imagination could furnish4 ,when the first print was sent to me ,i did not know what would be the subject of the second2 and in this manner1 in a great measure1 the artist continued designing1 and ,i continued writing1 every month for two years1 till a work containing near ten thousand lines was produced2 the artist and the writer having no personal communication with or knowledge of each other4444 ',mr4 ,ackermann has his reasons for risking a republication of it in its present form2 and ,i now feel more than common solicitude that it should answer his expectations4444 ,the ,battle of the ,books was an after-thought1 and forms the novelty of this volume4 ,liberius si ,dixero quid1 si forte jocosius2 hoc mihi juris1 ,cum veni dabis4--,,hor4 ,s4 lib4 i4 v4 #ajc4 ',i have only to add1 that though1 on a first view of some of the prints1 it may appear as if the clerical character were treated with levity1 ,i am confident in announcing a very opposite impression from a perusal of the work4' ,the origin of ,doctor ,syntax is ascribed1 with characteristic partiality1 to ,john ,bannister1 the comedian1 by his biographer1 ,john ,adolphus4 ',of another graphic series1 which owed its existence almost entirely to the invention of ,bannister1 ,i have the following account3--,dining at a tavern1 with him and a third person1 ,rowlandson was asked1 ,what are you about1 ,rolly8 ,why1 nothing in particular1 he said4 ,i think my inventive faculty has been very sluggish of late2 ,i wish one of you would give me a hint4 ,being asked of what kind1 he answered1 ,i feel in a humour to sketch a series where the object may be made ridiculous without much thinking4 ,i have been making a tour in ,cornwall and ,devonshire with a friend1 who1 as ,i have made sketches on the coast for him1 wishes me to introduce adventures at inns1 and other comic incidents1 in which he was the principal party4 ,but what can ,i do for such a hero8--a walking turtle--a gentleman weighing four-and-twenty stone--for such scenes he is quite out of the question4 ,i want one of a totally different description4 ,and he named a celebrated tourist1 who by a recent publication had given much celebrity to the ,lakes4 ',i have it6 said ,bannister4 ,you must fancy a skin-and-bone hero1 a pedantic old prig1 in a shovel-hat1 with a pony1 sketching-stools1 and rattletraps1 and place him in such scrapes as travellers frequently meet with--hedge alehouses1 second and third rate inns1 thieves1 gibbets1 mad bulls1 and the like4 ,come6 he proceeded1 warming with the subject1 give us a sheet of paper1 and we'll strike out a few hints4 ,the paper was produced1 ,bannister gave his ideas1 ,rowlandson adopted them1 ,combe explained them in a well-written poem2 and to this conversation and to the lively invention of ,bannister the public is indebted for a highly favoured publication1 ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4' ,it is by no means improbable that ,bannister's suggestion had something to do with the eccentric personality of the hero of the ,picturesque ,tours2 but the author of the ,memoir of ,john ,bannister assumes too much when he records that the ideas for the adventures of ,doctor ,syntax were struck out at a sitting and in the easy fashion he has described2 it is known that the original designs were furnished at the rate of three a month1 and that their invention was spread over the entire period of the publication4 ,the popularity enjoyed by this ,tour was manifested in the number of editions sold2 it was further pirated and imitated in various forms4 ,a ,german edition was published in ,berlin in #ahbb2 the poem was translated under the title of ,die ,reise des ,doktor ,syntax um das ,malerische aufzusuchen4 ,ein ,gedicht frei aus dem ,englischen ins ,deutsche bertragen4 ,lithogr4 v4 ,f4 ,e4 ,rademacher4 ,the illustrations were copied in outline on stone1 either with a fine point or a pen2 the lines are wire-like and give neither fullness nor effect2 the pictures are also coloured in a feeble and powerless style1 and the whole is a very poor rendering1 as far as the artist's work is concerned4 ,a ,french edition1 freely translated by ,m4 ,gandais1 appeared in ,paris1 with twenty-six engravings--rendered with considerable ability by ,malapeau 7lith4 de ,g4 ,engelmann7--drawn on stone with care and spirit in lithographic chalk2 these illustrations1 printed in a warm tint1 and coloured by hand1 will compare fairly with even ,rowlandson's original etchings4 ,we give the title of this edition3--,le ,don ,quichotte ,romantique1 ou ,voyage du ,docteur ,syntaxe la recherche du ,pittoresque et du ,romantique2 ,pome en ,,xx chants1 traduit librement de l',anglais par ,m4 ,gandais1 et orn de #bf gravures par ,malapeau4 ,paris chez l'auteur1 rue du ,faubourg ,saint ,denis #de1 et ,plicier libraire1 cour du ,palais ,royal4 #ahba4 ,the author's advertisement1 as written by ,combe1 is carefully and literally rendered1 and the translator has added a slight avertissement of his own1 briefly alluding to the reputation enjoyed in ,england by the original engravings and the descriptive verses which accompany them1 and setting forth the circumstances of his own version1 c4 ,numerous imitations1 less legitimate than the foreign translations alluded to1 also appeared in this country1 such as ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax through ,london2 ,doctor ,syntax in ,paris1 in ,search of the ,grotesque2 ,doctor ,prosody2 ,sentimental ,tour through ,margate and ,hastings by ,doctor ,comparative1 ,junr42 and ,doctor ,syntax's ,life of ,napoleon1 which is possibly due to ,combe's pen1 and derives a strong additional interest from the illustrations1 which are fair examples of ,george ,cruikshank's handiwork4 ,a parody1 in verse1 entitled ,the ,adventures of ,doctor ,comicus1 by a modern ,syntax1 was also issued1 with coloured imitations of ,rowlandson's designs4 ,the success which had attended the first ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax was so flattering and remunerative that the publisher and his able collaborateurs1 the artist and author1 projected a second series1 entitled ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of ,consolation--for the loss of that termagant spouse who figures in the original ,tour1 and is decently buried1 in the first cantos of the new adventures1 to give the hero a fitting cause for pursuing his eccentric travels4 ,the renewal of ,dr4 ,syntax's journeys1 which appeared in monthly parts1 was completed in #ahbj1 when it was republished by ,mr4 ,ackermann1 uniform with the first volume2 it was less successful than its predecessor1 but it ran through several editions4 ,the plates1 which were contributed by ,rowlandson1 much on his old principle1 were as follows3-- ,frontispiece4--,doctor ,syntax and his ,counterpart4 ,doctor ,syntax lamenting the loss of his ,wife4 at the ,funeral of his ,wife4 setting out on his ,second ,tour4 and the ,gypsies4 loses his ,wig4 ,the visit of ,doctor ,syntax to ,widow ,hopeful1 at ,york4 ,doctor ,syntax amused with ,pat in the ,pond4 in the ,glass ,house4 visits ,eaton ,hall1 ,cheshire4 making his ,will4 in a ,court of ,justice4 present at a ,coffee-house ,quarrel at ,bath4 and the superannuated ,fox-hunter4 with the ,skimmington ,riders4 and the ,bees4 visits a ,boarding ,school for ,young ,ladies4 making a ,discovery4 ,painting a ,portrait4 ,marriage of ,doctor ,dicky ,bend4 at an ,auction4 and the ,bookseller4 at ,freemasons' ,hall4 ,miss ,worthy's ,marriage--,doctor ,syntax in the chair4 ,a third and final ,tour1 ending with the hero's funeral1 concludes the poem4 ,the last volume1 which had appeared1 like its predecessors1 in monthly parts1 was put forth in its collected form in #ahba2 and1 similar to the first and second series1 with which it was afterwards re-issued1 it received sufficient patronage to carry it through several editions1 although neither the ,second nor ,third ,tours were reckoned so successful as the original series4 ,the ,third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax--in ,search of a ,wife appeared with the following ',preface1' from the pen of the veteran ,combe1 who1 for his private reasons1 preferred to continue anonymous throughout4 ',this prolonged work is1 at length1 brought to a close4 ,it has grown to this size under rare and continuing marks of public favour2 while the same mode of composition has been employed in the last as in the former volumes4 ,they are all equally indebted to ,mr4 ,rowlandson's talents4 ',it may1 perhaps1 be considered as presumptuous in me1 and at my age1 to sport even with my own dowdy ,muse1 but1 from the extensive patronage which ,doctor ,syntax has received1 it may be presumed that1 more or less1 he has continued to amuse3 ,and ,i1 surely1 have no reason to be dissatisfied1 when ,time points at my eightieth year1 that ,i can still afford some pleasure to those who are disposed to be pleased4 ',,the ,,author4' ,the illustrations to the third volume1 which are quite equal both in spirit1 invention1 and execution to those designs which suggested the framework of the first and second ,tours1 are as follows3-- ,frontispiece4--,doctor ,syntax setting out in search of a ,wife4 ,vignette1 on ,titlepage4--,doctor ,syntax assisting at an ,instrumental ,trio4 ,doctor ,syntax ,soliloquising4 turned ,nurse4 ,the ,banns forbidden4 ,doctor ,syntax with a ,blue ,stocking ,beauty4 ,the ,cellar ,quartetto4 ,doctor ,syntax ,presenting a ,floral ,offering4 ,the ,billiard ,table4 ,misfortune at ,tulip ,hall4 ,the ,harvest ,home4 ,the ,garden ,trio4 ,doctor ,syntax at a ,card ,party4 ,star-gazing4 in the wrong ,lodging-,house4 received by the ,maid instead of the ,mistress4 ,the ,artist's ,room4 ,death of ,punch4 ,the ,advertisement for a ,wife4 ,doctor ,syntax and the ,foundling4 ,the result of ,purchasing a ,blind ,horse4 ,a ,noble ,hunting ,party4 ,introduction to ,courtship4 ,doctor ,syntax in ,danger4 ,the ,funeral of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,the popularity which attended the three ,tours in the form of their original publication induced ,mr4 ,ackermann to issue a fresh edition in #ahbc4 ,the three volumes were printed in #afmo1 instead of royal #hvo1 and the plates were re-engraved1 one-third of the original size4 ,this pocket edition1 containing all the illustrations1 in a reduced form1 was published at the moderate price1 considering the plates were coloured by hand1 of seven shillings a volume2 the former series having been produced at one guinea per volume4 #ahac4 ,illustration3 ,,bachelor',s ,,fare--,,bread ,,and ,,cheese ,,and ,,kisses4 ,february #aj1 #ahac4 ,bachelor's ,fare--,bread and ,cheese and ,kisses4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bhe74 ,september #a1 #ahac4 ,summer ,amusements at ,margate1 or a ,peep at the ,mermaids4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,illustration3 ,,summer ,,amusements ,,at ,,margate1 ,,or ,a ,,peep ,,at ,,the ,,mermaids4 ,september #a1 #ahac4 ,the ,last ,gasp1 or ,toadstools ,mistaken for ,mushrooms4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#baj74--;,a physician has been called in1 and1 with his gold stick in hand1 is examining the condition of certain patients who are suffering from the effects of too indiscriminate feeding4 ,a gouty old gentleman1 his wife1 and their footman are all putting out their tongues--which are white and swollen to an inordinate length2 their features express the greatest alarm1 and the look of consternation which is thrown into the doctor's face conveys the reverse of comforting reassurance to the unfortunate gourmands4 ,september #bj1 #ahac4 ,humours of ,houndsditch1 or ,mrs4 ,shevi in a longing condition4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bac74--;,a member of the ,hebrew tribe1 who carries a bag slung on his arm1 is bearing forbidden luxuries to two fair representatives of his race4 ,a couple of ,jewesses1 whose persons are resplendent in jewellery1 are leaning over the wicket-gate of their premises1 lost in admiration at the spectacle of a little stranger--a sucking-pig--which the tempter1 who has led the maternal sow and entire porcine family astray1 is holding out for ,mrs4 ,shevi--a sufficiently motherly-looking lady--to salute with a kiss4 ,another ,hebrew gentleman1 who is overlooking this transaction1 has his face thrown into horrified contortions and his hair standing on end at making the discovery of this incredible depravity4 ,the secret of how the interdicted quadrupeds have come into the possession of the ,jew clothesman is explained by a handbill advertising3 ',lost1 supposed to have been stolen1 a sow and seven pigs4 ,a reward of five pounds is promised for information of the whereabouts of the wanderers4' #ahac4 ,unloading a ,waggon4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bad74 ,illustration3 ,,unloading ,a ,,waggon4 #ahac4 ,none but the ,brave deserve the ,fair4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bca74--;,a gallant huzzar has ridden his charger through a pond which is supposed to isolate the walls of a park and mansion1 from the security of which a damsel1 'all in white1' of redundant personal charms1 is being helped to elope over the ivy-grown wall by the dashing horseman1 to whose custody the lady is unreservedly entrusting the keeping of her fair person4 ,september #bj1 #ahac4 ,a ,doleful ,disaster1 or ,miss ,fubby ,tatarmin's ,wig caught ,fire4 7,vide ,bath ,guide47--,a stout lady is in all the consternation of a blazing head of hair2 the enormous superstructure piled on her head has caught fire at the top from the sconces on the mantel2 her armchair is kicked over1 and the whole of her household are making a desperate rush on to the scene of the conflagration2 the footman has dragged the tablecloth from beneath the tea equipage1 which has fallen to destruction1 and is endeavouring to envelope the headdress of his mistress in the folds2 a black page is discharging a flowerpot of water in the face of the distressed lady2 female servants are flinging up their arms and screaming2 and1 in the rear1 the elder servants are hurrying up in great distress4 ,but ,madge at the ,rooms ,must beware of her plumes2 ,for if ,vulcan her feather embraces1 ,like poor ,lady ,laycock1 ,she'll burn like a haycock1 ,and roast all the ,loves and the ,graces4 ,,anstey',s ,bath ,guide4 ,november #e1 #ahac4 ,the ,two ,kings of ,terror4 ,copy of the transparency exhibited at ,ackermann's ,repository of ,arts during the ,illuminations of the #eth and #fth ,november1 #ahac1 in honour of the splendid victories obtained by the ,allies over the armies of ,france1 at ,leipzic and its environs4--',this subject1 representing the two tyrants--viz41 the tyrant ,buonaparte and the tyrant ,death--sitting together on the field of battle1 in a manner which promises a more perfect intimacy immediately to ensue1 is very entertaining4 ,it is also instructive to observe that the former is now placed in a situation in which all ,europe may see through him4 ,the emblem1 too1 of the circle of dazzling light from mere vapour1 which is so soon extinguished1 has a good moral effect2 and as the gas represents the dying flame1 so does the drum1 on which he is seated1 typify the hollow and noisy nature of the falling usurper4' ,the above description of the subject appeared in the ,sun of ,saturday1 ,november #f1 #ahac4 ,these printed comments arose from the picture itself having been transparent1 and from a circle which surmounted the same1 indicative of the strength and brotherly union of the ,allies1 composed of gas of brilliant brightness4 7,see ,january #a1 #ahad47 ,november #bb1 #ahac4 ,the ,norwich ,bull ,feast1 or ,glory and ,gluttony4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bcb74--,the success gained by the allied armies over ,napoleon and his forces1 and the series of ,french disasters which had culminated at ,leipzig1 gave rise to rejoicings all over the country1 in celebration of the supposed final downfall of the ,corsican ,emperor1 the traditional enemy of ,england1 as the people had been taught to consider him4 ,norwich1 according to the print1 is the scene of disorderly revelry4 ,a huge bullock has been roasted whole in the market-place1 and the carcase is being cut up and distributed in the streets2 the unruly mob fighting over the morsels and wrenching the bones from those who are ravenously picking them2 scuffles1 struggles1 scrimmages1 and savage onslaughts are the order of the day4 ,at the same time a puncheon of beer or spirits is broached for gratuitous distribution1 and a pretty spectacle of misrule is the consequence4 ,the fair sex are represented as the chief competitors for the drink2 pails1 cans1 and jugs are eagerly filled1 and as greedily emptied2 the contents being poured down the throats of the holders or down those of their friends1 who are opening their mouths to receive the liquor1 which is gushing forth in streams4 ,the incidents surrounding the liquor-cart are1 if possible1 more disreputable and degrading than those transpiring on all sides of the trestles on which the ox is being dismembered by a pair of butcher's men1 armed with a chopper and a huge carver4 ,some of the female patriots are reduced to insensibility1 and efforts are being made to revive one poor creature1 who is lying unconscious in the midst of the struggling mass1 either overpowered by the potency of the drink or smothered by the pressure2 buckets of the fluid are being emptied over the prostrate sufferer by tipsy ,samaritans1 without alleviating her condition4 ,the town of ,norwich is given up to the gala2 flags are flying1 and illuminations and fireworks render the sight more animated4 ,a tumultuous procession is struggling along1 bearing guns1 pikes1 c41 and carrying the effigy of ,buonaparte to be gibbeted or burnt at a bonfire4 ,flags head the mob1 inscribed ,downfall of the ,tyrant2 ,peace and ,plenty1 c4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,long ,,pull1 ,a ,,strong ,,pull1 ,,and ,a ,,pull ,,all ,,together4 ,november #be1 #ahac4 ,a ,long ,pull1 a ,strong ,pull1 and a ,pull ,all together4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bcc74--,the end of #ahac promised to witness the downfall of the great 'little ,boney2' one misfortune followed another2 ally after ally abandoned the conqueror1 who in the hour of victory had behaved magnanimously to the subjugated ,states1 and they in return deserted their new friend when disasters were pressing on him--a sure proof of the danger of confiding in alliances extracted at the point of the sword or made in bad faith on grounds of desperate expediency4 ,as we have seen1 the blow came from the ,north3 the treachery of ,bernadotte1 ,king of ,sweden1 a man who owed his elevation to the ,emperor1 pointed the way to prostrate ,europe to free herself from the ambitious thraldom of ,napoleon2 the ,russian ,bear broke his false slumbers1 the ,austrian and ,prussian ,eagles escaped from their chains1 ,spain was cleared of the invaders1 and lastly the ,kingdom of ,holland revolted in the rear of the disabled ,corsican4 ,the king1 ,napoleon's brother1 ,louis1 whom he had imposed on this kingdom1 had voluntarily abdicated the crown in favour of his son1 a minor1 in #ahaj4 ,the subject is treated allegorically by ,rowlandson4 ,the ,sun of ,tyranny is setting on the deep2 the fleets of the allies are riding on the seas1 which are once more free1 and the ,dutch are helping to push off the ,texel fleet to join the common cause4 ,as the ,allies marched against ,france after ,napoleon's defeat at ,leipzig1 a combined force was sent against ,holland1 which had been incorporated with the ,french ,empire in #ahaj1 and placed under the constitution of ,jan4 #a1 #ahaa1 the seventeen provinces of the ,netherlands being united under the dominion of ,france4 ,the ,prussian and ,russian forces1 under ,general ,blow1 were joined by a detachment from ,england under ,general ,graham2 the old ,orange party once more came into activity1 and on ,november #cj1 #ahac1 the hereditary ,stadtholder arrived at the ,hague4 ,the caricaturist has simplified his view of the situation by ignoring the change of affairs that had intervened since #ahaj1 when the ,duke of ,piacenza became the ,emperor's representative in ,amsterdam until #ahaa1 when the ,state was merged into the ,french ,empire4 ,the artist has assumed that the kingdom had remained as administered at the resignation of ,louis1 ,july #a1 #ahaj2 and accordingly the abdicated monarch1 without his crown1 is pictured dancing about in a distracted state on the soil of ,holland1 deploring3 ',oh6 ,brother ,nap1 ,brother ,nap1 we shan't be left with half a crown a-piece6' ,napoleon is represented1 according to the usual fashion of the satirists1 flying about in an ungovernable frenzy as he views the receding fleet and recognises the revolt of the ,netherlanders3 ',oh6 ,brother ,joe1 ,i'm all fire2 my passion eats me up6 ,such unlooked-for storms of ills fall on me6 ,it beats down all my cunning2 ,i cannot bear it6 ,my ears are filled with noise1 my eyes grow dim1 and feeble shakings seize every limb6' ,the ,long ,pull1 ,strong ,pull1 and a ,pull all together is taking place on the mainland4 ,the weight and persevering force of ,john ,bull is telling on the towing-line2 the ,don ,spaniard is hand-over-hand with the national prototype1 a condition of things marvellously altered since the days of the caricature4 ,a ,russian1 in furs1 is the next in energy2 an ,austrian huzzar has the rope well over his shoulder2 a ,prussian and others are throwing their exertions into the haul2 and all is moving as merrily as could be desired4 ,november #bg1 #ahac4 ,the ,corsican ,toad under a ,harrow4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ,corsican1 who is represented as both prematurely aged and haggard1 is sprawled1 spread-eaglewise1 on the ground2 upon him is a formidable harrow1 which is kept in its place by the obese figure of a traditional ,hollander1 who is leisurely smoking1 with his hands in his pockets and an ,orange favour in his hat1 in philosophic indifference to the situation and sufferings of the victim1 who is exclaiming1 ',oh6 this heavy ,dutchman6 ,oh6 had ,i not enough to bear before666' ,a ,cossack is goading on the prostrate leader of the ,french with his lance2 and a bird of prey is swooping down1 attracted by the smell of carrion4 ,the harrow is in vigorous hands1 representatives of ,austria1 ,prussia1 and other ,german ,powers2 ,spaniards1 ,portuguese1 and a ,british tar are tugging away with hearty good-will4 ,november #bg1 #ahac4 ,the ,execution of two celebrated ,enemies of ,old ,england1 and their ,dying ,speeches1 ,november #eth1 #ahac4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the effigy of ,guy ,faux1 with his lantern1 is suspended by a rope round his neck to a gallows1 and facing him1 on another gallows1 is the figure of the ,emperor ,napoleon1 in his uniform as general of the ,french army4 ,a bonfire is blazing up bravely1 and a party of schoolboys and villagers are the delighted spectators4 ,a note informs us that the scene is not an imaginary one1 but is a faithful representation of a 'bonfire at ,thorpe ,hall1 near ,louth1 ,lincolnshire1 on #eth ,november1 #ahac1 given by the ,rev4 ,w4 ,c---- to the boys belonging to the seminary at ,louth1 in consequence of the arrival of news of the decisive defeat of ,napoleon ,buonaparte by the ,allies1 at #aa o'clock ,p4,m4 on the #dth1 and ,louth bells ringing all night4' ,guy ,faux's ,dying ,speech4 ,i1 ,guy ,faux1 meditating my country's ruin by the clandestine and diabolical means of ,gunpowder ,plot1 was most fortunately discovered and brought to condign punishment by ,old ,england1 and here ,i bewail my fate4 ,napoleon ,buonaparte's ,dying ,speech4 ,i1 ,napoleon ,buonaparte1 flattered by all the ,french nation that ,i was invincible1 have most cruelly and most childishly attempted the subjugation of the world4 ,i have lost my fleets1 ,i have lost the largest and finest armies ever heard of1 and ,i am now become the indignation of the world and the scorn and sport of boys4 ,had ,i not spurned the firm wisdom of the ,right ,hon4 ,william ,pitt1 ,i might have secured an honourable peace1 ,i might have governed the greatest nation2 but1 alas6 my ambition has deceived me1 and ,pitt's plans have ruined me4 ,november #bi1 #ahac4 ,dutch ,nightmare1 or the ,fraternal ,hug ,returned with a ,dutch ,squeeze4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the great ,emperor is stretched1 sleepless1 on his imperial state bed1 with the diadem above and a row of captive crowns embroidered round the canopy1 the fasces of ,roman lictors at the feet1 and the furniture powdered with golden eagles and fleur-de-lis4 ,this luxurious couch is not to be coveted1 since tranquil rest is out of the question4 ,the ,emperor is writhing in agony1 saddled with a nightmare which is not to be dislodged4 ,the ,hollanders at this time contrived to shake themselves free from their fraternal friends the ,french1 who had laid their country under contributions until the disciples of freedom prayed to be delivered from their tutors4 ,the example of ,holland and the victories ending with the triumph at ,leipzig gained by the ,allies1 and especially the successes secured under ,wellington1 re-encouraged the subjugated and prostrate ,powers to look forward to the recovery of their freedom1 and to take their revenge on the little conqueror4 ,a stout ,dutchman1 dressed in his national costume1 and wearing the ,orange cockade1 is1 according to the picture1 returning the lesson in fraternity which had cost him dear at the hands of the ,french1 by showing his instructor the vigour of a hearty ,dutch squeeze4 ,this heavy incubus1 with his hands in his pockets1 is smoking his pipe1 and puffing the distasteful fumes full into the face of the powerless and disgusted ,corsican1 and crying1 ',orange ,boven6' ,november #cj1 #ahac4 ,plump to the ,devil we boldly ,kicked both ,nap and his ,partner ,joe4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bcd74--,the heavy ,hollander1 still sporting his ,orange colours1 is finally roused to dispose of the intruders by the most summary and quickest method possible2 with his pipe in one hand and a squab bottle of ,schiedam1 or ,dutch courage1 held like a mallet in the other1 ,mynheer is giving ,nap a taste of ,dutch weight2 one vigorous kick has propelled the little ,corsican high into the air and plump into the arms of the ,father of ,evil1 who is emerging from his ',brimstone ,lake' to make sure of his friend4 ,in the distance another ,dutchman1 provided with a pitchfork1 is prodding ,napoleon's brother ,louis--who had been created ,king of ,holland--towards the same refuge for the destitute2 the usurper's crown being left behind in the flight4 ,december #d1 #ahac4 ,the ,corsican ,munchausen--humming the ,lads of ,paris4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ,emperor1 with all the bombast1 bravado1 and speciousness of which he had an excellent command1 has summoned a meeting of his faithful subjects and supporters--who1 judging from the expression of their faces1 appear but an unwilling and disaffected audience--in order to present his infant son to the people4 ,the scion of the great captain is dressed in a miniature uniform1 with a long sabre trailing on the ground1 and a gold stick1 which he is trying to fancy is a riding-horse4 ,the ,imperial throne1 the back of which bears a ,medusa's head and a globe of the world1 is capsized by ,munchausen's manoeuvrings4 ,the ,corsican is vapouring on a grand scale1 trying ineffectually to raise the ardour of his dupes3 ',did ,i not swear ,i would destroy ,austria8 ,did ,i not swear ,i would destroy ,prussia8 ,did ,i not leave the ,russians #a1bjj pieces of cannon to build a monument of the victory of ,moscow8 ,did ,i not lead #dih1jjj men to gather fresh laurels in ,russia8 ,did ,i not burn ,moscow1 and leave #djj1jjj brave soldiers to perish in the snow1 for the good of the ,french nation8 ,did ,i not swear ,i would destroy ,sweden8 ,did ,i not swear ,i would have colonies and commerce8 ,did ,i not build more ships than you could find sailors for8 ,did ,i not burn all the ,british produce1 bought and paid for by my faithful merchants1 before their faces1 for the good of them and of my good people of ,paris8 ,have ,i not called my troops from ,holland1 that they might not winter in that foggy climate8 ,have ,i not called my troops from ,spain and ,portugal1 to the ruin of the ,english8 ,did ,i not change my religion and turn ,turk1 for the good of the ,french nation8 ,have ,i not blown up the corporal for blowing up the bridge8 ,have ,i not robbed the churches of twenty flags to send to my ,empress1 for the loss of my own flags and eagles8 ,and now1 for the good of my ,empire1 behold1 ,o ye ,lads of ,paris6 ,i have put the ,king of ,rome in breeches666' ,december #f1 #ahac4 ,funking the ,corsican4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the situation of the ,emperor1 as pictured by ,rowlandson1 is becoming critical2 he is elevated on a cask of 'real ,hollands ,geneva1' on the top of which he is dancing about in exasperation1 unable to assist himself1 and surrounded by his enemies1 who are all putting the great conqueror to his wits' end and revenging themselves by smoking out the ,corsican2 each of the representatives of the rebellious ,states and ,powers being armed with a pipe1 and pouring volumes of the fumes round the person of the tortured general2 ,spain1 ,portugal1 ,hanover2 the ,cossack1 the ,pole1 ,austria1 ,sweden1 ,bavaria1 and ,prussia1 seated on a cannon1 are all assisting2 the ,king of ,wrtemburg is provided with a flask of ',wrtemburg drops2' ,john ,bull has his foaming jug of 'brown stout2' while the ,dutch ,mynheer1 seated on a cask of ,dutch herrings1 with his tobacco-pouch and twists of pigtail1 is drawing a flagon of ,geneva to drink success to his ,serene ,highness1 sending out a volume of tobacco-fumes1 which are completing the irritation of the badgered ,corsican1 who is kicking off the head of the ,hollands cask1 into which he will evidently plump head over ears-- ,the fly that sips treacle is lost in the sweets4 ,before disappearing condign vengeance is threatened on the heads of his enemies3 ',oh6 you base traitors and deserters6 ,eleven hundred thousand ,lads of ,paris shall roast every one of you alive1 as soon as they can catch you6' ,december #aj1 #ahac4 ,the ,mock ,phoenix666 or a vain attempt to rise again4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,holland1 in the person of a ,dutch skipper1 and ,russia1 in that of a ,cossack1 are blowing and stirring a fire which is to consume the ,corsican4 ,flames are issuing from the furnace1 and1 in spite of the exertions of the stokers1 the figure of the ,emperor is seen dwarfed1 but still intact1 in the thick of the fire1 but whether he will rise seems doubtful2 his diadem is in full blaze1 while the orb and sceptre are snatched away by certain diabolic claws1 and the phoenix process threatens to prove a signal failure4 ,serpents are crawling out of the mouth of the furnace2 showers of snakes1 dragons1 devils1 and all kinds of monsters1 kin of the phoenix1 are hovering amidst the smoke1 and making hostile demonstrations against the declining conqueror4 ,december #ab1 #ahac4 ,friends and ,foes--up he ,goes--,sending the ,corsican ,munchausen to ,st4 ,cloud4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the ,emperor is left1 unsupported1 in the hands of his enemies1 now turned into tormentors3 he is thrown into a blanket and tossed up into the air1 and is suffering worse discomforts than did ,sancho ,panza under a similar infliction2 crown1 sceptre1 and sword are shaken off4 ',o misericorde6' cries the flying ,munchausen as he is sent up to the clouds4 ,john ,bull 7whose wig and hat have been thrown aside71 the ,dutch ,mynheer1 and ,spanish ,don are performing wonders with their side of the blanket2 then come the ,cossack1 the ,pope1 the ,pole1 the ,prince ,imperial of ,austria1 the ,emperors of ,russia and ,austria1 and the ,kings of ,prussia1 ,hanover1 and ,wrtemburg1 who are all lending a hand to torment the ,corsican4 ,december #ad1 #ahac4 ,political ,chemists and ,german ,retorts1 or ,dissolving the ,rhenish ,confederacy4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,a delicate operation1 which has engaged the attention of all the leading ,powers of ,europe1 is supposed to be proceeding4 ,the colossal power of the ,corsican is undergoing transmutation1 and the conqueror is gradually being resolved into his original elements4 ,a ,german ,stove supplies the furnace1 and the fuel is recruited from ,john ,bull's ,coal ,tub2 that patriotic person is assisting the process as one of the leading experimental chemists2 ,dutch bellows are furnishing various powerful blasts2 the ,spanish ,don is pounding some effectually irresistible chemicals in his famous mortar1 ,saragossa4 ,the ,corsican has been forced into a receiver2 ,bernadotte is pouring in a portion of sulphate of ,swedish iron before the cover is fixed on2 the ,emperor1 who has been reduced to mere pigmy proportions1 is praying for time3 ',oh1 spare me till the ,king of ,rome is ripe for mischief yet to come6' ,in various retorts are seen the several elements which entered into the ,imperial analysis1 now resolved apart--,intrigue and ,villany1 ,ambition and ,folly1 ,gasconade and ,lies1 ,arrogance and ,atrocity1 ,fire and ,sword1 ,murder and ,plunder4 ,all the leading ,states of ,europe are engaged in the operation2 the ,king of ,wrtemburg is giving his instructions2 ,prussia1 ,austria1 ,hesse1 c41 are all interested in the success of the operation4 ,the ,pope has contributed two potent agents1 ,fulminating powder1 and ,drops from the vial of wrath4 ,russia1 ,poland1 the ,emperor of ,austria1 c41 are seated1 as chemists1 at a table dividing out the agents selected to dissolve the structure raised by ,napoleon4 ,from certain tracts at the ,cossack's feet we learn that the 'liberty of ,germany' and the 'downfall of ,boney' are settled projects2 while the name of ,napoleon1 as protector of the ,rhenish confederacy1 is crossed out1 and that of ',francis1 ,emperor of ,austria1 restored #ahac1' is substituted in its old ascendency4 ,napolon le ,grand4 ,invente par ,dubois2 ,alex4 ,tardieu effigiem del4 ,depose la ,bibliothque ,impriale4--,a parody of the ,french plate of ,napoleon's apotheosis-- ,astre brillant1 immense1 il claire1 il fconde1 ,et seul fait1 son gr1 tous les destins du monde4-,,vig,e4 ,the head of ,napoleon appears as the centre of the constellation1 ,polar ,star1 elevated1 in this case1 like that of a traitor1 on a pole1 and surrounded by entwined and hissing serpents4 ,above is the face of ,satan1 wearing a crown of ,damnation1 supported by two escutcheons1 marked ,heart of ,tyrant1 and ,vulture1 with scourges and pronged forks4 ,the pole is elevated on the great globe2 in either corner is a ,french eagle2 above the ,imperial ensigns are pikes1 axes1 and standards1 'flags manufactured for the ,empress1' c4 ,the lustre of the constellation1 ,napoleon1 is likely to suffer an eclipse from the sudden descent of a ,dutch comet--a philosophic ,hollander1 seated astride on a barrel of ,hollands ,schiedam1 the contents of which he is ignominiously discharging over the head of the solitary star of the firmament4 ,the golden rays with which the astre brillant is illuminating the universe owe their source to the following luminous achievements3-- ,assisting in the assassination of ,louis the ,sixteenth1 my ,benefactor4 ,murdering the citizens of ,paris under ,robespierre4 ,murdering the citizens of ,toulon4 ,insulting the ,pope1 robbing and plundering the churches1 c41 c4 ,poisoning my own sick soldiers at the hospital at ,jaffa4 ,murdering the ,duke d',angoulme4 ,treacherously betraying the ,king of ,spain and his family4 ,murdering the inhabitants of ,madrid in cold blood4 ,murdering ,captain ,wright in the ,temple1 at ,paris4 ,marrying two wives and intriguing with the daughter of one of them4 ,the murder of ,palm1 of ,hofer1 c41 c4 ,leading #ejj1jjj ,frenchmen to perish in ,russia by the severity of the season #ahab4 ,losing another similar army the following year in ,germany1 #ahac4 ,writing lying bulletins4 ,losing all the colonies1 commerce1 and shipping4 ,and for all these brilliant exploits ,i am now to be sent headlong to the ,devil4 ,december #be1 #ahac4 ,mock ,auction1 or ,boney ,selling ,stolen ,goods4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,napoleon is pictured1 before his reverses became of a decided character1 contemplating realising the conquests he had in hand1 with a possible view of retiring from the trade4 ,the ,emperor has a sale-pulpit1 and is himself officiating as auctioneer2 the lot which is being offered is the crown of ,spain2 an old general is holding up the diadem1 and the auctioneer1 impatient at the indifference of the purchasers1 is crying1 ',what6 no bidding for the crown of ,spain8 ,then take the other crowns and lump them into one lot'--referring to a pile of diadems1 the crowns of ,russia1 ,austria1 ,prussia1 the ,papal tiara1 c41 thrown into a corner1 with bundles of standards1 'lots of useless eagles1' c4 ,lot #b1 ',twenty flags1 the property of the ,empress1' ',kingdom of ,prussia1' ',kingdom of ,westphalia1' ',saxony1' ',united ,provinces1' c4 ,the ,empress is standing behind her husband1 with the infant prince in her arms4 ,napoleon's heir is dressed in a uniform like his father's2 his face is that of a monkey4 ',i suppose daddy will put us up for sale8' he is represented as saying to the ,empress4 ,the ,mock ,auction has drawn plenty of company together4 ,the ,dutchman is smoking his pipe with his accustomed philosophy2 a ,british tar is patting him on the back1 as his very cordial ally1 and ridiculing the ,corsican's failure4 ,the ,king of ,wrtemburg1 ,russia pictured as a ,cossack1 ,austria as a huzzar1 ,prussia1 ,bavaria1 and other ,powers are present4 ,the ,spanish ,don is making light of ,buonaparte's pretence of offering his crown for sale2 ',that a crown6' he is shouting4 ',it's not worth half a crown6' ,december #cj1 #ahac4 ,how to ,vault in the ,saddle1 or a new-invented ,patent ,crane for the ,accommodation of ,rheumatic ,rectors4 ,rowlandson delin4 and publisher4--,the incident depicted is taking place at the door of the rectory1 beside the church porch1 where a crane has been erected for the accommodation of the gouty and unwieldy divine4 ,two frisky and solidly-built damsels are hauling away at a rope1 to which a sling is attached4 ,the corpulent rector is swinging in mid air1 preparatory to being lowered into the saddle2 in his pocket is shown a discourse on the apposite text--',he that humbleth himself shall be exalted4' ,a grinning groom is holding the head of a high-cruppered horse2 the minister's steed is a curiously constructed instance of equine anatomy1 fondly reviving the image of the faithful ,grizzle1 rendered memorable as the ,rosinante of ,doctor ,syntax1 the long-enduring companion of his famous ,tour in ,search of the ,picturesque4 #ahac 7874 ,witches in a ,hayloft4 ,woodward delin41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bbf74--,two witches of orthodox type1 with broomsticks1 red cloaks1 and steeple-crowned hats1 are seated at a cauldron1 working incantations1 to assist at which serpents1 hobgoblins1 and various weird monsters are conjured up4 ,a rustic clown1 with a lantern and hayfork1 who has thrown back the trapdoor1 and is ascending to the hayloft for some purpose1 is paralysed with horror and affright at the unholy spectacle suddenly revealed to his sight4 #ahac4 ,business and ,pleasure4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 7#bgb74 #ahac4 ,the ,glutton4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bgd74 #ahac4 ,the ,quaker and the ,commissioners of ,excise4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bgf74--;,four well-fed ,commissioners1 the members of a board1 seated at the green baize1 are cross-questioning a ,quaker1 represented in a suit of conventional sad-coloured apparel1 and wearing the typical broad-brimmed hat4 ,the humility of the sectarian has proved too deep for the inquisitors1 whose exactions he is evading4 ,the chairman is indignantly remarking1 ',what an impertinent fellow to keep on his hat before such a dignified assembly6' ,cries one of the examiners1 ',none of your thees and thous here1 sir--come to the point--we know you have evaded certain duties4' ',pray1 sir1 do you know what we sit here for8' pertinently demands another commissioner2 to which the ,quaker1 with clasped hands1 and rocking himself1 like ,mawworm1 on his toes1 responds1 ',verily ,i do--some sit here for five hundred1 others for a thousand2 and moreover ,i have heard it reported that some sit here for two thousand pounds per annum6' ,illustration3 ,,dr4 ,,syntax1 ,,in ,,the ,,middle ,,of ,a ,,smoking ,,hot ,,political ,,squabble1 ,,wishes ,,to ,,wet ,,his ,,whistle4 #ahac4 ,doctor ,syntax1 in the ,middle of a ,smoking ,hot ,political ,squabble1 wishes to ,wet his ,whistle4 ,published by ,thomas ,tegg1 ,cheapside 7#bji74 #ahac 7874 ,a-going6 ,a-going6 ,newton del41 ,rowlandson sculp41 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,a wretched invalid--propped up in an armchair1 without the power to assist himself--has evidently done with the 'prescriptions1 boluses1 and blisters' at his side1 since the ranges of physic-bottles which ornament his apartment have1 to all appearance1 finished the patient's business effectually2 he is visited by a corpulent self-satisfied practitioner1 whose hat is under one arm and his cane under the other2 the doctor is addressing his unconscious patient3 ',my dear sir1 you look this morning the picture of health2 ,i have no doubt at my next visit ,i shall find you utterly cured of all your earthly infirmities4' #ahac 7874 ,giving up the ,ghost1 or one too many4 ,newton del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bib74--,stretched on a poor pallet1 in a bare chamber1 lies a wretched sufferer2 by his side1 sleeping in an armchair1 is a lace-ruffled and powdered doctor1 in whose pocket appears a dose labelled ,final4 ,an undertaker1 in professional weeds1 is coming in at the door1 with his crape-bound mute's wand in his hand1 and a coffin strapped on his shoulder4 ,the ghostly personification of ,death1 as a skeleton1 holding up his hour-glass1 is pointing his dart through the latticed window4 ,below the chair of the smug slumbering practitioner appears a paper bearing the well-known lines3-- ,i purge1 ,i bleeds1 ,i sweats 'em2 ,then1 if they die1 ,i lets 'em6 #ahac4 ,the ,cobbler's ,cure for a ,scolding ,wife4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bid74 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,cobbler',s ,,cure ,,for ,a ,,scolding ,,wife4 #ahac 7874 ,cracking a ,joke4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bif74 #ahac 7874 ,the ,ghost of my ,departed ,husband1 or whither1 my ,love1 ah6 whither art thou gone8 ,rowlandson sculp4--,a grotesque scene in a churchyard4 ,an old lady is rolling over in consternation amongst the graves1 and with apparently some substantial motive for her alarm2 a fantastic monster1 in a red nightcap1 has tripped her up1 while an old gentleman1 cautiously proceeding with staff and lantern1 is very considerably shocked at the lady's sudden upset4 #ahac4 ,hopes of the ,family1 or ,miss ,marrowfat at ,home for the ,holidays4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bif74 #ahac4 ,engelbach 7,lewis74 ,letters from ,italy1 7,repository of ,arts1 #ahji-ac74 ,republished as ,naples and the ,campana ,felice4 ,seventeen plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 7,see #ahae47 #ahac4 ,poetical ,sketches of ,scarborough4 ,text signed ',j4 ,p4' 7,j4 ,b4 ,papworth71 text initialled ',w4' 7,rev4 ,francis ,wrangham71 and anonymous text written by ,william ,combe4 ,the titlepage runs thus3--',poetical ,sketches of ,scarborough4 ,illustrated by twenty-one engravings of humorous subjects4 ,coloured from original designs made upon the spot by ,j4 ,green1 and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,london3 ,printed for ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 #ahac4' ',advertisement4--,the originals of the plates introduced in this volume were sketches made as souvenirs of the place during a visit to ,scarborough in the season of #ahab4 ,they were not intended for publication2 but being found to interest many persons of taste1 several of whom expressed a desire to possess engravings of them1 and some gentlemen having offered to add metrical illustrations to each1 the present form of publication has been adopted4 ',the several authors were not personally acquainted with each other4 ,if this circumstance1 and that of every design having been made previously to the composition of a single couplet1 be considered fair ground of extenuation for faults1 they claim its advantages4' ,illustrations4 ,frontispiece4--,widow ,ducker1 and her ,nymphs4 ,a ,trip to ,scarbro'4 7,the ,coach upset in a ,duckpond47 7,york47 ,the ,breakfast4 7,parlour of the ',old ,bell ,inn4'7 ,the ,spa4 7,spa ,well ,stairs47 ,spa ,terrace4 ,boot and ,shoe ,shop4 ,the ,castle 7and ,north ,shore74 ,the ,warm ,bath4 ,cornelian ,bay4 ,sea ,bathing4 ,a ,drive on the ,sands 7,newby and ,scalby74 ,the ,church and ,churchyard4 ,the ,shower ,bath4 ,the ,library4 ,the ,promenade4 ,the ,theatre4 ,the ,ball-room4 ,the ,terrace ,steps4 ,the ,water ,party4--,wet ,quakers4 ,the ,post ,office4 ,the ,departure4 ,august #af1 #ahac4 ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of the ,picturesque4 ,a ,poem4 ,illustrations drawn and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,dr4 ,syntax originally appeared1 in parts1 in the ,poetical ,magazine4 ,frontispiece4--,the ,rev4 ,dr4 ,syntax4 ,the ,rev4 ,dr4 ,syntax ,setting out on his ,tour to the ,lakes4 ,losing his way4 ,stopped by ,highwaymen4 ,bound to a ,tree by ,highwaymen4 ,the ,rev4 ,dr4 ,syntax ,disputing his ,bill with the ,landlady4 ,copying the ,wit of the ,window4 ,entertained at ,college4 ,pursued by a ,bull4 ,mistakes a ,gentleman's ,house for an ,inn4 among the ,tombstones4 ,tumbling into the ,water4 ,loses his ,money on the ,raceground at ,york4 at a ,review4 with my ,lord4 made ,free of the ,cellar4 ,sketching the ,lakes4 ,drawing after ,nature4 ,robbed of his property4 ,sells his horse ',grizzle4' ,rural ,sports4 with the ,dairymaid4 at ,liverpool4 ,reading his ,tour4 ,preaching4 with the ,bookseller4 at ,covent ,garden ,theatre4 ,the ,doctor's ,dream3 ',the ,battle of the ,books4' ,the ,rev4 ,dr4 ,syntax returned from his ,tour4 taking ,possession of his ,living4 #ahad4 ,january #a1 #ahad4 ,the ,double ,humbug1 or the ,devil's ,imp ,praying for ,peace4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,in two compartments3 ,napoleon before his ,slaves1 and ,napoleon before his ,conquerors4 ,the first view represents the ,senate2 the ,emperor is standing on his throne1 which is propped upon the crowns of conquered kingdoms2 his dark friend1 the ,devil1 is leaning over the back of the ,imperial chair and prompting the specious harangue which ,napoleon is addressing to the senators1 who do not seem to be much interested in the proclamation1 and1 on the whole1 according to the artist's showing1 look very like a body of imbeciles4 ,extracts from ,buonaparte's ,speech4 ,sunday1 ,december #ai1 #ahac4--',senators1 ,councillors of ,state1 ,deputies from the ,departments to the ,legislative ,body1--,splendid victories have raised the glory of the ,french arms during this campaign4 ,in these weighty circumstances it was my first thought to call you all around me4 ,i have never been seduced by prosperity2 ,i have conceived and executed great designs for the prosperity and the happiness of the world4 ,as a monarch and a father1 ,i feel that peace adds to the security of thrones and that of families4 ,i have accepted proposals and the preliminaries4 ,it is necessary to recruit my armies by numerous levies1 and an increase of taxes becomes indispensable4 ,i am satisfied with the sentiments of my people of ,italy1 ,denmark1 ,naples1 ,america1 and the nineteen ,swiss ,cantons1 and have acknowledged the laws which ,england has in vain sought1 during four centuries1 to impose on ,france4 ,i have ordered discharges of artillery on my coming and leaving you4' ,the other side of the picture displays the fallen ,emperor under an entirely opposite aspect2 this time he has to confront his enemies1 and a totally changed demeanour is adopted4 ,the ,corsican is on his knees2 before him is his sword1 a pile of standards1 and the diadems he had abstracted from numerous crowned heads2 the crown of ,france he has tucked under his arm2 all the rest he is offering to restore to his enemies1 the rightful owners1 who have mustered in force and are completely masters of the situation4 ,the attitudes of the ,allies are expressive of their indignation at ',boney's' shameful avowals2 while ,talleyrand1 on his lame leg1 in the greatest trepidation at the dangers which face him1 is offering to swear to the truth of the damaging admissions which his master has found it expedient to make1 since falsehood will not serve him in this quarter4 ',gentlemen1 ,emperors1 ,rhenish ,confederations1 c41 c41 c41--,behold before you a fallen impostor1 who has for many years been drunk and intoxicated with ambition1 arrogance1 and insolence2 who has deceived1 cheated1 and tricked you on many occasions2 who has foolishly and wickedly lost1 within a twelvemonth1 a million of brave but deluded ,frenchmen2 who has conceived the great and diabolical design of enslaving the world1 and has lost all his friends except ,yankee ,maddison4 ,now1 gentlemen1 to make amends for my sins1 ,i solicit your pardon and ask for peace on your own terms1 gentlemen1 and ,i will strictly adhere to it till4444 ,you may take all those crowns back again1 except the one belonging to the ,bourbons4 ,my ,empress sends you also back the twenty flags ,i found in some of the churches1 in the course of my flight from ,leipzig4 ,as for the story1 gentlemen1 of the corporal and the blowing up of the bridge1 you must know 'twas mere humbug to gull the lads of ,paris4' ,january #a1 #ahad4 ,death and ,buonaparte4 ,published at ,ackermann's ,repository4--,the ,corsican1 who had faced and conquered ,fate on so many fields of battle1 is at length confronted with the grim foe under circumstances which lend additional terrors to his proximity4 ,the reverses which overtook the conqueror at ,leipzig are already threatening the downfall of that intrepid will and shaking a self-possession hitherto imperturbable4 ,rowlandson has taken advantage of the thickening disasters1 which had then commenced to check the prowess of the ,emperor's armies1 to represent the ,corsican in a fit of despondency1 forlorn and abstracted1 seated on a drum in an attitude of dejection1 with his head between his hands1 staring in the face of the ,king of ,terrors1 of whose close company he is seemingly too self-occupied to take much heed4 ,the grim destroyer1 as the skeleton ,death1 is watching the baffled general face to face1 assuming a parody of his attitude1 and seated on a gun1 with a broken eagle standard at his bony feet4 ,the ,russian1 ,austrian1 ,prussian1 ,bavarian1 and other allied armies are streaming along in unbroken hosts1 scattering the dismayed legions of ,france1 and making havoc amidst the ranks of the discouraged ,grand ,army1 which is melting away before the combined forces4 ,the transparency exhibited at ,ackermann's ,repository 7,see ,nov4 #e1 #ahac7 on the occasion of the illuminations for the victory of ,leipzig4 ,january1 #ahad4 ,madame ,vry1 ,restaurateur1 ,palais ,royal1 ,paris4 ,t4 ,n4 del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 7#cdh74 ,january1 #ahad4 ,la ,belle ,limonadire au ,caf des ,mille ,colonnes4 ,palais ,royal1 ,paris4 ,t4 ,n4 del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,caf des ,mille ,colonnes--',dance of ,life4' ,this sober verse1 this tranquil strain1 ,were it to strive1 would strive in vain ,that in its couplets should be shown ,the ,caf of the ,mille ,colonnes4 ,the pencil gives a better ken ,of its fair ,queen--for1 ah1 no pen ,can paint her glory's grand design1 ,at least an earth-made pen like mine2 ,i therefore leave it as 'tis done1 ,to the rare skill of ,,rowlandson2 ,by whose enliv'ning1 vivid touch1 ,to which this volume owes so much1 ,the lady's splendour will survive ,when all her graces cease to live1 ,and the proud mirrors shall no more ,reflect her beauties ten times o'er2 ,or when another takes her chair1 ,not half so fat1 if half as fair4 ,illustration3 ,,madame ,v,,ry4 ,an extract from ,planta's ',new ,picture of ,paris' is added by way of footnote3 ',the ,caf des ,mille ,colonnes is in the ,palais ,royal1 and receives its title from the beautiful gilt columns which are reflected by enormous mirrors1 disposed with such skill that they appear to be at least a thousand4 ,the room presents an overwhelming glare of decoration4 ,the priestess1 or rather the divinity1 of this luxurious temple is unrivalled among these places of public entertainment for the charms of her person1 the splendour of her dress1 and the elegance of her manners4 ,the elevated seat which she occupies was once the throne of the ,viceroy of ,italy1 and was purchased by the proprietor of the coffee-house for the exorbitant sum of twelve thousand livres4' ,illustration3 ,,la ,,belle ,,limonadi,,re4 ,january #cj1 #ahad4 ,quarter ,day1 or ,clearing the ,premises1 without consulting your ,landlord4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cah74--;,a cart has been driven to the door of a certain residence1 and the ladies of the establishment are hastily heaping all the contents of the house--furniture1 bedding1 culinary1 and other utensils--indiscriminately into the conveyance4 ,february #aj1 #ahad4 ,kicking up a ,breeze1 or ,barrow-women ,basting a ,beadle4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#caj74--,the beadle of a provision market1 who has laid hands on the barrow of a seller of black puddings1 has been seized by the nose1 in a fashion to blind both eyes at once1 by a muscular female1 to whom the overturned barrow belongs2 her stalwart right arm and massive fist at the same time are making energetic play on the person of the discomfited functionary1 who has become1 from some act of interference on his part1 the centre of a general attack2 a dog is threatening his legs1 and a hag is belabouring his rear with her basket4 ,butchers and poulterers' men are enjoying the diversion4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,progress ,,of ,,gallantry4 ,february #ad1 #ahad4 ,progress of ,gallantry1 or ,stolen ,kisses ,sweetest4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cac74 ,illustration3 ,a ,,tailor',s ,,wedding4 ,february #bj1 #ahad4 ,a ,tailor's ,wedding4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cae74 ,march #a1 #ahad4 ,crimping a ,quaker4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cag1 originally published as #bfa74 ,illustration3 ,,crimping ,a ,,quaker4 ,march #b1 #ahad4 ,head ,runner of ,runaways from ,leipzig ,fair4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4--,the ,emperor ,napoleon1 dressed in the simple and familiar habit by which his figure is best recognised1 the little cocked hat1 the green coat1 buttoned across the chest1 the white waistcoat and breeches1 is tearing his hardest towards ',maynz' and the ,rhine2 a frightened hare1 suggestive of the ,imperial courage1 is scampering before him and marking the way4 ,the 'little ,corporal' carries1 instead of a walking-stick1 the effigy of the great ,emperor of ,germany1 ,carolus ,magnus1 at the head of a pole4 ,on his back is a pack1 from which the various collections he had previously gathered are suffered to escape3 ,italy1 ,holland1 ,switzerland1 ,rheinland1 ,hanstat ,dpartement1 ,poland2 paper prints of soldiers1 ,alte ,garde and ,junge ,garde--are blowing away and being left behind in the flight4 ,march #ab1 #ahad4 ,the ,devil's ,darling4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the ,dark ,fiend in person1 drawn on a tremendous scale1 with his claws1 horns1 hoofs1 tail1 and terror-striking accessories1 is seated on his sulphurous floor1 cradling and dandling his pet progeny1 ',little ,boney2' the figure of the ,corsican is wrapped up like a mummy in swaddling-clothes1 bound round with tricolor ribands2 the face is alone exposed2 and his ,infernal ,majesty is contemplating the calm1 thoughtful1 wax mask-like countenance of his reputed vicegerent on earth with earnest attention2 his own features are wearing an expression which is at least threatening2 the ,legion of ,honour1 instituted by the ,emperor1 is held out by the apocryphal fiend as a bauble to tempt the spoiled child in his lap4 ,april #i1 #ahad4 ,blucher the ,brave extracting the ,groan of ,abdication from the ,corsican ,bloodhound4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cbb74--,the ,corsican has been run down2 the sturdy figure of the indomitable ,general ,blucher is shown acting as his executioner4 ,having come up with the enemy and beaten him1 the general is shaking the bloodhound out of his trappings2 sword1 diadem1 and habit are cast aside1 and the creature is swinging in the ,prussian's iron grasp1 a mere frightened cur1 with nothing of the dreaded ',boney' left but his head4 ,a boat is on the shore1 and the fugitive1 ,brother ,joe1 the rejected 'intrusive ,king' of ,spain1 in mortal terror is running his hardest to embark for the ,island of ,elba2 the boatman is loading in the future provision1 #bj1jjj a year1 the income decreed the ,corsican for his new state4 ,besides the deportation of the ,buonapartes another scene is transpiring3 ,louis the ,eighteenth1 a portly and good-natured-looking sovereign1 is received with acclamations from all sides1 while his friends the ,allies discreetly remain in the rear2 the white flag of the ,bourbons1 with its fleur de lis1 is waving over the restored descendant of ,st4 ,louis2 the monarch's legitimate crown is restored1 and the figure of ,peace personified is adding a laurel wreath2 ,churchmen and some of ',nap's' old servants are offering their homage1 and the wily ,talleyrand has apparently 'ratted' judiciously at the critical moment1 as the change of masters has not displaced the veteran diplomatist1 and he is waiting on the ,king with a new 'list of ministers for your ,majesty's approval4' ,april #ab1 #ahad4 ,coming in at the ,death of the ,corsican ,fox4 ,scene the ,last4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,neither the subject nor its title are altogether original1 as1 some six years previously1 ,rowlandson's contemporary1 ,james ,gillray1 had chosen to illustrate the reverses which had attended the ,french arms in ,spain by a similar cartoon1 in which ,george the ,third appeared as the huntsman1 holding out the carcass of the ,corsican fox4 ,both conceptions1 in these instances1 as subsequent events proved1 were somewhat premature as far as the conclusiveness of the performance was concerned4 ,prince ,blucher1 the valiant old trooper1 has taken the lead of the field2 he has dismounted from his horse1 whose bridle he is holding in his left hand1 while his right is locked round the throat of the ,fox1 who is struggling and clawing vainly to get free2 ',boney's' face is turning the pallid hue of deadly fear in sight of the eager pack of hounds1 which are showing their teeth and leaping forward to rend the vermin to fragments2 the dogs are of good strain2 on their collars may be read the names of those generals who finally outwitted the ,corsican--,wellington1 ,swartzenberg1 ,kutusoff1 ,platoff1 ,crown ,prince1 ,york1 c41 c4 ,the allied ,emperors and ,kings are riding down to be 'in at the death1' and in the distance are seen burning towns1 which have been recently devastated by the ravages of the ,corsican in his career of ambition4 ,april #ab1 #ahad4 ,bloody ,boney1 the ,carcass ,butcher1 left off ,trade and ,retiring to ,scarecrow ,island4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cbc74--,the exiled general is reduced from his state2 he is meanly travelling ,elbawards1 and has reached the seashore1 whence he is to embark for his island residence4 ,a gibbet by the way1 with a rope in readiness1 is serving as a fingerpost to point the road2 vultures1 which fly round this suggestive object1 express a desire to pick the bones of the retiring 'carcass butcher4' ,all the splendours of ',boney's' surroundings are stripped bare2 he is riding on a rough-coated donkey1 and wearing a 'fool's cap' in place of a crown2 his only provision is a bag of brown bread2 his consort1 loose and ragged1 is seated at the crupper on the same beast1 which is being unmercifully flogged with a stick labelled ',bton ,marcchal2' ',boney' is lost in terror2 his juvenile heir1 lately made ,king of ,rome1 is preceding the cortge1 mounted on a ',corsican dog4' ,a ,french postilion1 of the old school1 is jumping about for joy1 in his huge bucket-like jack-boots1 flourishing his whip1 and rejoicing to see the backs of the usurping ,corsican and his party3 ',be gar1 you coquin1 now ,i shall drive my old friends and bonnes customers de ,english4 ,vive le ,roi et la ,poste ,royale6' ,april #ae1 #ahad4 ,the ,rogue's ,march4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cba74 ,from fickle ,fortune's gamesome lap ,what various titles flow6 ,the ,emperor of ,conj'rors1 ,nap1 ,the ,king of ,beggars1 ,joe6 ,general ,prince ,blucher is leading off the two convicts2 a halter is round ',boney's' neck2 he has donkey's ears1 and is made to wear a fool's cap1 inscribed1 ',transported for life2' his face bears a look of terror and degradation as he is dragged forward by his merciless conductor1 handcuffed to his brother ,joe1 'ex-,king of the ,beggars1' who is branded ',coward and ,thief4' ,a scorpion1 ',execration1' is fastening on to ',boney's' person2 and another reptile1 ',detestation1' is spitting venom at his less conspicuous relative4 ,the exiled convicts are being conducted past a file of ,prussian ,guards1 and the drums are beating the ',rogue's ,march4' ,their leader1 ,blucher1 bears a long quarter-master's staff1 with a proclamation setting forth3 ',napoleon1 late ,emperor of the ,french1 ,king of ,italy1 ,protector of the ,confederation of the ,rhine2 ,grand ,arbiter of the ,fate of ,nations1 c41 c41 c41 but now1 by the permission of the ,allied ,sovereigns1 exile in the ,isle of ,elba1 an outcast from society1 a fugitive1 a vagabond4 ,yet this is the conceited mortal who said1 ,i have never been seduced by prosperity2 adversity will not be able to overcome me6' ,a contrast to the crestfallen ,bonapartes is offered in the restored ,bourbons4 ,a flagpole is set up1 and the old royal standards are unfurled3 ',rejoice1 ,o ye ,kings6 ,vive le ,roi6' ,the sovereigns of ,europe once more enjoy the opportunity of wearing their crowns in peace2 and the allied monarchs are shown1 in their royal robes1 with all their splendours restored1 dancing hand-in-hand in a ring round their combined escutcheons3 ',now we are met1 a jolly set1 in spite of wind or weather6' ,april #ag1 #ahad4 ,the ,affectionate ,farewell1 or ,kick for ,kick4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,buonaparte is being driven from ,france2 it is clear that his presence there1 after the settlement of his abdication1 was a source of embarrassment while waiting for an opportunity to sail for his new island kingdom4 ,the late ,imperial ,chancellor is the most eager to be rid of his disgraced master2 the 'minister of expediency' is menacing the flying enemy2 in one hand he holds the deed of expatriation1 ',abdication1 or the last dying speech of a murderer--who is to be delivered into the hands of the ,devil the first fair wind4' ',tally' is attacking his ancient confederate ',boney' with his club-foot and his crutch simultaneously3 ',va t'en coquin4 ,i'll crack your crown1 you pitiful vagabond2' to which the flying exile1 with his hat held in hand as a mark of respect to his new master1 is responding with humility3 ',votre trs humble serviteur1 ,monsieur ,tally4' ,a gibbet1 with its noose ready1 is pointing to the ',isle of ,elba4' ,seen in the distance is the ',boney' family1 there receiving the elevation which they have merited1 all the members being collectively exalted on a gallows4 ,the victims of ',boney's' successive campaigns and actions without cessation1 invalids whose limbs have been lost in his wars1 are rushing up as fast as their maimed condition will permit1 flourishing their crutches and unstrapping their wooden legs1 as offensive weapons wherewith to avenge their injuries1 crying3 ',bone him1 my tight little ,tally2' while an invalid with one arm is waiting for the flying general at the place of embarkation3 ',what6 let him sneak off without a mark or a scratch8 ,no1 no1 ,i'll darken his daylights for him6' ,april #bj1 #ahad4 ,a ,delicate ,finish to a ,french ,usurper4 ,published by ,j4 ,asperne1 #fj ,cornhill4 ,boney1 canker of our joys1 now thy tyrant reign is o'er4 ,fill the merry bowl1 my boys1 join in bacchanalian roar4 ,seize the villain1 plunge him in--see1 the hated miscreant dies4 ,mirth1 and all thy train1 come in2 banish sorrow1 tears1 and sighs6 ,the events which followed ,leipzig are bearing their fruit2 the heads of the ,coalition have been called in1 and ',boney' is being subjected to rigorous treatment2 he is seated on a throne constructed of skeletons and skulls1 wrapped round with the ,imperial purple1 powdered with his emblems2 but the bees are taking flight and forsaking their protg2 ,field ,marshal ,prince ,blucher is offering the sufferer1 who is sick in extremity1 a huge goblet to be quaffed to the dregs--',blucher's black draught4' ,the crown and sceptre of tyranny and all the ',corsican's' conquests1 ,portugal1 ,vienna1 ,poland1 ,milan1 ,spain1 ,rome1 ,moscow1 ,holland1 ,switzerland1 ,vienna1 ,saxony1 ,florence1 ,dantzig1 c41 have been disgorged4 ,the figure of ,father ,time has winged his way to reckon with the usurper2 his hourglass is held aloft1 and with a golden extinguisher ,time is about to snuff ,boney out4 ,wellington1 the ,emperor ,alexander of ,russia1 the ,emperor of ,austria1 and the ,crown ,prince are in attendance to see the last of their troublesome enemy4 ,france is once more freed1 joyful and smiling2 the labours of agriculture are resumed1 and three symbolical nymphs are executing a joyful dance appropriate for the occasion1 and supporting the arms of the restored ,bourbons4 ,april #be1 #ahad4 ,nap ,dreading his doleful ,doom1 or his grand entry into the ,isle of ,elba4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cbh74--,the general has arrived in his island kingdom1 according to the satirist2 the ship which conveyed the abdicated monarch is riding in the bay2 ,boney's luggage has just been set on the shore by a smaller craft2 a single guard1 one of the ,mamelukes1 is sitting disconsolately by the diminished effects of his master4 ,the somewhat squalid inhabitants1 ,nap's future subjects1 are crowding down the rocks with vulgar curiosity1 pressing onwards through a narrow pass leading to the shore2 they seem inclined to ridicule the deserted state of their distinguished guest1 who is plunged into dejection at his prospects4 ,woe is me1 seeing what ,i have seen1 ,and seeing what ,i see6 ,a coarse stout female is patting the exile familiarly on the back and offering him her pipe by way of hospitality3 ',come1 cheer up1 my little ,nicky2 ,i'll be your ,empress6' ,may #a1 #ahad4 ,the ,tyrant of the ,continent is ,fallen2 ,europe is ,free2 ,england ,rejoices4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,the ',corsican' is exposed to a worse fate than fell to ,belshazzar2 his conquests are taken from him1 the throne of state is overset1 the ,imperial purple is stripped from his shoulders1 the diadem and sceptre have fallen2 the sovereignties1 crowns1 and dignities which were his playthings are swept away2 the once almost master of the world is now in a desperate strait2 his person is seized by the ,father of ,evil1 who is claiming his due2 the presence of the ,foul ,fiend has disturbed ,napoleon less than the hand of ,fate3 ',empire and victory be all forsaken to plagues1 poverty1 disgrace1 and shame4 ,strip me of all my dignities and crowns4 ,take oh take your sceptres back4 ,spare me but life6' ,an arm of vengeance1 appearing from the clouds1 has effectually paralysed the faculties of the conscience-smitten conqueror2 a flaming sword is hanging over his devoted head1 and a voice of terror is proclaiming retribution3-- ,thou'rt doom'd to pains at which the damn'd will tremble1 ,and take their own for joys4 ,may #a1 #ahad4 ,boney turned ,moralist4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--#a4 ,what ,i was--a cruel tyrant4 ,the ,emperor is shown in all his glory of empire and conquest1 his back to the ,palace of the ,tuileries1 and dressed in the robes of state1 the purple mantle on his shoulders1 the diadem on his head1 the orb and sceptre in his hands2 his feet raised on crowns of vanquished kings1 and potentates enslaved to prop his state4 #b4 ,what ,i am--a snivelling wretch4--,the general is seen in solitary abandonment on the island rock which constituted his miniature kingdom of ,elba1 shedding tears over 'the brief history of my life1 which ,i intend to publish4' ,this view is1 like most of the deductions of satirists1 rather beyond the strict veracity of the case4 ,bonaparte showed himself during his stay in ,elba1 as it will be remembered1 both active and cheerful-minded2 and it is recorded that he would discuss with the visitors--who flocked to his miniature kingdom from motives of curiosity--his present condition and his past state with pleasant humour and even jocularity4 #c4 ,what ,i ought to be--hung for a fool4--,the figure of ,napoleon1 with an ass's ears added1 is suspended on a gallows4 ,may #a1 #ahad4 ,irish ,jaunting ,car4--,hull1 ,esq41 del4 ,etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,may #h1 #ahad4 ,peace and ,plenty4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cbd74--,the artist's view of the situation1 with the smiling prospect of peace as set forth in #ahad1 was somewhat premature1 as the more desperate events of the year following amply confirmed2 but1 with a general concord prevailing amongst the ,allies1 with the restless 'disturber of the peace of ,europe' safely dismissed to the ,island of ,elba1 there to amuse his giant ambition by administering affairs in his miniature kingdom1 the old monarchy being comfortably restored to ,france for an interval1 it was generally concluded that the world would once more be suffered to move along pacifically1 and that a new era of plenty and commercial prosperity was reopening4 ,illustration3 ,,peace ,,and ,,plenty4 ,peace and ,plenty are represented much as such things look on the eve of a congress of military powers1 ,peace meaning the forces held in readiness1 and ,plenty1 in this case1 referring principally to the war-chest1 a plentiful supply of artillery1 powder1 shell and shot1 and other offensive materials4 ,the scene is fixed on one of the fortifications which had been set up to protect the security of our coasts2 the cliffs of 'old ,england' bristle with ,martello towers and island defences4 ,a drummer is sleeping tranquilly1 with his arm and head resting on his instrument1 and a pile of cannon balls by his side2 there are great guns of brass and iron1 with a mortar and shells1 ready for use1 while sentries are on the look-out1 and the soldiers are fully equipped4 ,the ,british standard is flying1 and an air of gallantry is introduced by the presence of certain buxom females1 who are exciting the admiration of the soldiers of the garrison gathered around the ,dulcineas and ogling and flirting with the skittish fair1 whose ample proportions are such as to win the hearts and turn the heads of these 'sons of ,mars1' released for a while from 'war's alarms1' of which the warriors were becoming reasonably tired after so many years of hard and comparatively profitless campaigning4 ,may #ae1 #ahad4 ,macassar ,oil3 an oily puff for soft heads4--,it is rather a question whether subjects similar to the present1 in which some popular nostrum was held up to ridicule1 were wholly playful or in part executed to order--a skilful method of indirect puffing much and ingeniously practised in the magazines and other channels of the day4 ,the wondrous fluid ,macassar is seen in application4 ,a stout old party has laid off his fool's cap and is seated in an armchair1 undergoing a trial of the efficacy of the oil3 the perfectly bald head of the subject is a good field for its employment1 and the operator--who1 by some inconsistency characteristic of vendors of hair restoratives1 is quite bereft of hair himself--is sleepily pouring oil from a flask over the broad surface beneath him4 ,a lady has apparently been making a trial of the process1 and on consulting the looking-glass she seems amazed to find a bushy head of hair pushing itself straight upwards with amazing vigour4 ,round the apartment are files of bottles1 'wig oil1 one guinea per bottle1' and notices1 ',wonderful discovery3 carroty or grey whiskers changed to black1 brown1 or blue1 c4' ,june #ad1 #ahad4 ,miseries of ,london1 or a ,surly ,hackney ,coachman4 ,june #bj1 #ahad4 ,rural ,sports1 or a ,pleasant ,way of ,making ,hay4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#af74--;,in the rear are lasses raking the hay together1 and lads are tossing the loads on to the well-filled wains4 ,in the front of the picture is a group of boisterous haymakers of both sexes1 who1 throwing aside their rakes and forks1 are tumbling the hay about by armfuls1 rolling one over another in the grass1 and sprawling about in picturesque confusion4 ,july #ad1 #ahad4 ,the ,rivals4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,james ,street4 7,see #ahab47 ,illustration3 ,,portsmouth ,,point4 #ahad4 ,portsmouth ,point4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bee74--,the varied humours of ,portsmouth are displayed with the caricaturist's native vigour4 ,nothing could be more animated than the picture1 which has an air of truth1 nor could the scene be represented with fuller character1 all its grotesque features being brought forward with ready fun4 ,the landing-place is bustling with business2 small craft of all sorts are pulling off to the ships2 luggage1 spirit-casks1 and packages are being wheeled or shouldered off for debarkation4 ,a couple of sailors1 with hands across to form a sedan1 are carrying a stout lady of fashion down to a lighter4 ,jack on shore and ,jack taking his chest seawards are elbowing busy stevadores4 ,a commander1 his lady1 and a porter bearing his sea-trunk1 are in the centre of the crowd2 a wooden-legged fiddler is tipping a stave for ',poll and her partner ,joe1' and a frolicsome tar is giving a parting salute with more ardour than propriety4 ,on one side is the respectable element--the admirals1 captains1 and other naval officers1 and their families1 who are parting from wife and children with a tender embrace at the door of the ,ship ,tavern2 and many a gallant naval hero is draining his last bowl of punch on shore4 ,on the opposite side such rougher contrasts are exhibited as common sailors1 lodging houses1 outfitting emporiums1 cast clothes marts1 and ship-store shops1 ,moses ,levy--,money ,lent1 and similar tempting emporiums1 where customers are inspecting second-hand apparel4 ,such a spectacle would not be complete1 according to the taste of the times or the actualities of the case1 without some sort of uproariousness1 and so we are treated to the sight of a young lady carted off helplessly inebriated1 a friendly companion supporting her shoulders1 and an honest blue-jacket bearing her legs unceremoniously slung over his back4 ,another bacchanalian incident is rendered on the left1 where a grinning sailor1 half-seas over1 who is at least better-tempered in his cups than ,george ,cruikshank would have condescended to draw him in his teetotal days1 is sprawling on the road by his broken pipe and overbalancing a florid and equally tipsy ,venus1 his lady-love1 who is in some degree the reason of the ,jack ,tar's degradation4 ,september #ae1 #ahad4 ,the ,three ,principal ,requisites to form a ,man of ,fashion3 ,dress like a coachman2 study boxing and bull-baiting2 speak the slang language fluently4 ,september #ae1 #ahad4 ,the ,four ,seasons of ,love4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,spring4--,a suitor1 ,jerry ,thimble1 ,tailor1 is kneeling at the feet of a blooming fair one2 both of the turtle-doves are in the prime of life4 ',oh1 you bewitching angel1' sues the tailor1 'behold at your feet a swain as tender as a veal cutlet4 ,you are the very broadcloth of perfection2 have pity on me1 adorable ,mrs4 ,griskin6' ,to which appeal the melting and buxom widow responds3 ',you enchanting devil1 ,i do not know what to say to you2 however1 ,mr4 ,thimble1 that mole between your eyebrows puts me so much in mind of my poor dear departed husband that ,i think ,i can't refuse you4' ,summer4--,the wedded pair are enjoying a suburban excursion4 ,the smartened tailor is smiling on his wife and declaring3 ',o thou wert born to please me1 my life1 my only dear6' ,the lady1 who is advancing in life1 replies3 ',ay1 now you look a little stylish2 you are a charming man4 ,who would not be married6' ,autumn sets in more stormily2 the lady1 developing into a virago1 is accusing her husband of receiving letters of a tender nature2 the tailor1 in reply1 is making a counter-charge1 relative to ',mr4 ,dip1 the dyer1 and gallivanting to ,white ,conduit ,house4' ,winter sees the late couple seated at either side of a lawyer's table2 the man of law is reading the articles of separation1 to the delight of the ,thimbles4 ,mrs4 ,tabitha declares she never felt so comfortable in all her life2 and ,jerry ,thimble is exclaiming3 ',o blessed day6 ,i hope to pass the next year in peace and quietness6' ,september #bj1 #ahad4 ,joanna ,southcott1 the ,prophetess1 ,excommunicating the ,bishops4 ',know ,i told thee ,i should begin at the ,sanctuary4 ,i will cut them all off1' having already cut off four ,bishops for refusing to hear of my ,visitation4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cda74--,rowlandson availed himself of the novel religious fever which had its rise in the fictitious revelations of the so-called ,prophetess1 ,joanna ,southcott1 to ridicule both the believers in latter day miracles and the members of the ,establishment conjointly4 ,one specimen of the caricatures produced on this occasion will suffice4 ,joanna ,southcott and one of her champions are making a terrific charge on the flying pillars of the ,episcopacy4 ,the ,bishops are endeavouring to kick against the onslaught1 and1 with mitre1 wig1 and crozier1 are defying their chastisers2 but their courage is feeble1 their ranks are breaking1 and they are running off discomfited to save themselves from the coming wrath1 without taking any heed of the overthrown4 ,the ,prophetess1 wearing her famous seal round her neck1 and clad in ,elijah's mantle1 is lustily wielding a birch rod2 she has caught a fugitive ,archbishop by the foot1 and he is vainly struggling to escape corporal correction4 ,the ',third ,book of ,wonders' is open at her feet4 ,her exertions are supported by a certain ,rev4 ,roger ,towzer1 who is chastising the disorganised heads of the ,established ,church with his ,flail2 certain supernatural creatures1 with flaming torches and stings and claws1 are harassing the runaways4 ,the ,prophetess is very earnest in the work3 ',lay it on1 hip and thigh1 brave ,towzer2 smite the unbelievers4 ,i put no more trust in ,bishops as men than ,i do in their chariots and horses1 but my trust is in the ,lord of ,hosts4' ,her reverend follower is bruising away vigorously3 ',i'll well dust their woolsacks and make them drunk in my fury4 ,i will bring down their strength to the earth6' ,a strong-chest1 in the rear1 is labelled ,contents of the ,sealing2 the ,sealed1 the ,elect1 to inherit the ,tree of ,life1 c4 #ahad 7874 ,rural ,sports4 ,buck ,hunting4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4--,buck-hunting1 as a figurative sport1 seems1 if we may believe the print1 to be attended with certain difficulties4 ,an antiquated gentleman1 who in the present case seems to be the hunter1 is brought up abruptly1 in full view of the quarry1 by a river1 which he has no apparent means of crossing4 ,the game in view1 a military buck1 is 'run to ground' in a summer-house1 on the opposite side of the water1 where1 in spite of a warning-board about ,man-traps1 he is visibly poaching on the hunter's preserves4 #ahae4 ,january #a1 #ahae4 ,female ,politicians4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4--,the fair members of a well-to-do family are seated at table4 ,the elder is reading the news of the ,corsican's last outrages3 ',they write from ,hanover that when ,boneyparte took possession of that country he ravished all the women4' ',oh1 the wretch6' cries an old maid4 ,a less antiquated lady is giving her fair neighbour the comforting assurance1 ',it's very true1 ma'am3 it's only a word and a blow with him2 your honour or your property4' ',well1 ma'am1' declares a buxom creature1 'if he should come here1 at all events ,i'll take care of my property4' ,to which a budding maiden is adding1 ',so will ,i1 mamma4' ,march #a1 #ahae4 ,breaking up of the ,blue ,stocking ,club4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cdc74--,the dissolution of this assembly is marked by a certain amount of animosity and fury4 ,the learned ladies are engaging in pairs1 and the subject under discussion is handled with more zeal than discretion1 the arguments employed being chiefly forcible4 ,the ,blue ,stockings are sadly mauled2 garments and hair are alike torn and dishevelled4 ,the table1 the tea equipage1 and the president's armchair have all come to grief2 one fair and fierce debater is trying to impress her opponent with the kettle-stand1 another has floored her adversary1 and is pouring forth the boiling contents of the urn over a prostrate foe4 ,nails1 fists1 and feet are alike set to work2 but the favourite method of attack seems to be a firm purchase of the enemy's tresses4 ,cats are leaping about in dismay1 and the whole tableau is one of unrestrained ferocity and recklessness4 ,march #a1 #ahae4 ,defrauding the ,customs1 or ,shipping ,goods not ,fairly ,entered4 ,rowlandson del4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cdd74--;,a scene of violence1 since a pair of strapping damsels1 the pride of their friends1 are being carried off bodily1 whether they will or no1 by two naval officers1 whose sailors are waiting by the shore1 with a boat put to sea in readiness to bear them1 and their abducted charges1 off to a ship which is seen at a distance4 ,these unprincipled marauders have made an attack1 in broad daylight1 on the two biggest and most handsome scholars of ,mrs4 ,crostich's boarding-school for young ladies1 while the remainder of the tender flock are taking their walks abroad1 with the dame at their head4 ,but neither the vigorous efforts of the schoolmistress1 nor the exertions of an old gentleman1 who has been knocked over in the escape1 and is sprawling powerless like a turtle1 nor the efforts of a dog which is worrying the retreat of the fugitives1 seem likely to hinder the accomplishment of their flight or to prevent the successful completion of their lawless designs4 ,march #a1 #ahae4 ,hodge's ,explanation of a ,hundred ,magistrates4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#cdg74--;,hodge1 'a poor honest country lout1 not overstocked with learning1' has been brought before the bench on some charge or another4 ,the smock-frocked rustic1 cap in hand1 is scratching his tow-like locks and questioning the fairness of the tribunal4 ',how1' cries the chairman1 energetically thumping away at the table in his indignation1 'how dare you1 fellow1 say it is unfair to bring you before one hundred magistrates1 when you see there are but three of us8' ,in reply to which ,hodge is posing his interrogator3 ',why1 please your worship1 you mun know when ,i went to school they taught ,i that a one and two noughts stood for a hundred2 so1 do you see1 your worship be one1 and the other two be cyphers6' ,march #a1 #ahae4 ,sailors ,drinking the ,tunbridge ,waters4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bdb74--,the artist has sketched the old drinking-well at ,tunbridge2 a body of sailors1 true ,british tars1 find themselves1 by some queer chance1 which is totally unexplained1 at the well-known watering-place1 and1 what is more mysterious1 these sons of ,neptune are in close proximity to the ,springs4 ,a comely1 well-favoured1 and smartly attired young damsel1 the ministering nymph of the fountain--which1 in this instance1 it must be confessed1 closely resembles a pump--is presenting a tumbler of the fluid1 drawn by her own fair hands1 to a sturdy ancient coxswain1 impressing on the weather-beaten salt1 ',be assured it is an excellent beverage for gentlemen who have been a long time at sea4' ,the ancient mariner1 in recalling the effects which the waters had on 'our ,poll1' and remembering his own personal interior sufferings in the ,mediterranean1 is reluctant to rush into unknown dangers3 ',why1 lookee1 ma'am1 ,i don't wish to be unpolite1 but1 if your ladyship's honour pleases1 ,i'd rather hang fire a bit4' ,another hardy tar is grappling with the distasteful difficulty and making frightful attempts to swallow the contents of his tumbler2 but a good proportion of the water is spilt on the ground1 while he is pronouncing the stuff ',dashed queer tipple1 to be sure6' ,another smart sailor has his tumbler all safe in his keeping2 but he is bribing a diminutive native1 who is complacently staring at the prospective drinker1 to run and fetch something to qualify the cup4 ',hark'ee1 young two-shoes1 go and get me a pint of half-and-half and a squeeze of lemon1 for darn me if ,i could drink it neat if ,i was never to weigh anchor again4' ,march #ac1 #ahae4 ,a ,lamentable ,case of a ,juryman4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7,nos4 #bbj and #cdg74 ,april #g1 #ahae4 ,the ,flight of ,buonaparte from ,hell-,bay4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,we find the anticipations offered in the caricatures of the previous year completely upset by ,napoleon's unexpected return4 ,the method of the ,corsican's evasion is treated figuratively2 in place of the ,isle of ,elba he is supposed to have escaped from the clutches of the evil one and out of the depths of the infernal regions4 ,the foul fiend1 ,old ,scratch1 is represented in person1 amusing himself by letting his captive loose to work fresh mischief in the world above4 ,a diabolic armchair of serpents is planted beside the fiery lake1 and for pastime ,satan is toying with a pipe and blowing air-bubbles1 while an attendant imp is holding a saucer of suds4 ,the ,corsican has been mounted on a bubble blown by the tempter1 and then sent careering back to earth2 hissing dragons1 and serpents of supernatural species1 are hissing forth flames and blasts of fury1 which are serving as winds to waft the bubble upwards1 while the sulphurous fumes are inspiring the rider with a frantic thirst for vengeance4 ,april #h1 #ahae4 ,hell ,hounds ,rallying round the ,idol of ,france4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the enthusiasm with which the return of ',boney' was hailed1 from his landing in ,france till his arrival in the capital1 and the devoted reception he encountered from his old followers1 are made the subjects of more than one travesty4 ,in the present case the head and bust of the ,emperor1 on a colossal scale--his throat encircled by a hangman's noose--is elevated on an immense pyramid of human heads1 his decapitated victims2 a brace of demons are flying through the air to encircle the brow of this apostle of freedom with a crown of blazing pitch4 ,a ring of excited demons1 with horns1 claws1 hoofs1 and tails1 but bearing the heads and faces of ,napoleon's supporters1 are dancing in triumph round the idol they have replaced4 ,from labels attached to the ropes which surround the throttles of these enthusiastic ,bonapartists we discover the so-called ',hell ,hounds' to be ,marshals ,ney1 ,lefebre1 ,davoust1 ,vandamme1 ,savery1 ,caulincourt1 with ,fouch1 and others4 ,the old slaughters have recommenced2 towns are committed to the flames1 ,english goods are once more destroyed1 and heaped around are soldiers1 some dead and others wounded1 to serve the cause of a rapacious ambition which had drained the blood of ,france for years4 #ahae4 ,vive le ,roi6 ,vive l',empereur6 ,vive le ,diable6 ,french ,constancy and ,french ,integrity4--,as might have been foreseen1 ,napoleon's old ascendency over the ,french army asserted itself more strongly than ever2 the intermediate state of things and the humiliations to which the country was unavoidably forced to submit during the process of restoring the stolen property and possessions to the rightful owners had increased the national animosity with which the troops and the people continued to regard the foreign invaders1 friends1 allies1 and upholders of ,louis le ,desir4 ,the more martial spirits1 wearied of a restoration with which ,france felt no sympathy1 began to languish for the presence of their great captain1 under whose military empire their laurels had been won4 ,the fickleness and instability of the ,gallic race are set forth in the present caricature4 ,a trooper has abjured his allegiance to the ,bourbons1 and is hailing his ,corporal with a pinch from his snuffbox2 his hat is still garnished with the white cockade1 ,vive le ,roi6 above it is a red one1 ,vive le ,diable6 and1 on the other side1 the famous tricolor1 and ,vive l',empereur6 ,french ,constancy is illustrated in these interchanged emblems4 ,french ,stability appears figuratively likened to the sails of a windmill2 as to ,french ,integrity1 the emblems of a monkey and cat1 kissing and fondling1 pictorially sets forth the 'union between the ,national ,guard and the troops of the line4' ,april #ab1 #ahae4 ,scene in a ,new ,pantomime1 to be performed at the ,theatre ,royal1 ,paris4 ,with entire new music1 dances1 dresses1 scenery1 machinery1 c41 c4 ,the principal characters to be supported by most of the great potentates in ,europe4 ,harlequin by ,monsieur ,napoleon2 ,clown by ,king of ,wirtemberg2 ,pantaloon1 ,emperor of ,austria4 ,to conclude with a comic song1 to be sung by the ,pope1 and a grand chorus by the ,crowned ,heads4 ,vivant ,rex et ,regina4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,the wonderful exhibition is taking place in the state rooms of the ,tuileries4 ,the great throne is empty1 and the sceptre and crown are temporarily laid on the steps waiting for their owner4 ,presto6 and in flies ,harlequin ,bonaparte1 pursued at once by all the ,powers of ,europe1 tumbling over one another in confusion1 but all armed and aiming at the nimble sprite1 who had given them so much trouble to capture and secure1 and who is once more to be chased1 caught1 and bound down again4 ,clown ,wirtemberg is letting off a brace of pistols2 ,dutch ,mynheer and a ,prussian grenadier are discharging their blunderbusses2 ,austria1 as ,pantaloon1 is too startled to be effective2 the ,cossack is giving the fugitive a prod with his long lance2 the ,king of ,spain has drawn the sword and aimed such a blow that it has capsized the swordsman and shaken off his crown2 the ,pope is armed with an axe2 and all the other potentates are crowding in1 an irregular mob4 ,the portrait of the ,empress1 as ,columbine1 is being taken off the walls4 ,as to the ,harlequin1 his eye looks dangerous2 a dagger is held in either hand-he evidently means mischief2 one tiger-like spring1 and he has eluded all his pursuers1 and the blows they are intending for him recoil on themselves4 ,the portrait of ,louis the ,eighteenth is in the pathway for which he is making1 and the nimble ,corsican1 in his character of ,harlequin1 is jumping clean through the huge paunch of the tranquil ,bourbon and regaining the security of his old strongholds4 ,april #af1 #ahae4 ,the ,corsican and his ,blood ,hounds at the ,window of the ,tuileries1 looking over ,paris4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4--,boney1 on his arrival in ,paris1 proceeded to his old quarters in the ,tuileries1 whence ,louis the ,eighteenth had but just departed4 ,napoleon1 in spite of his fatigue--for he had barely rested since his landing--sat up all night1 concerting fresh measures with his supporters2 and in the morning he held a grand review in the ,champ de ,mars1 where his presence excited the most frantic demonstrations of fidelity4 ,france showed herself intoxicated with joy at the chance of receiving back a leader with whom she had1 inconsistently enough1 parted without expressing much emotion or regret1 except so far as the ,emperor's more immediate personal adherents were concerned4 ,in the picture we have the streets of ,paris represented as being filled with a surging multitude of enthusiasts1 while standards1 eagles1 and heads of enemies are held up on pikes1 by the wilder fanatics1 as signs of encouragement4 ,death and the ,devil are tempting the ,corsican from the balcony of the ,tuileries2 in 'return for more horrors1' and in exchange for 'death and destruction1' all that he sees is offered the conqueror4 ,the bony skeleton is pointing out the bargain with his dart2 but ,time's hourglass is standing unperceived at ,napoleon's side and the sand is running forth4 ,the figure of the ,devil is resting his arms fraternally on the shoulders of ,boney and ,marshal ,ney and drawing them into an ill-starred embrace4 ,the other marshals and adherents are in the rear2 but a marked expression of apprehension is shown on the faces of the entire party1 with the exception of the two supernatural visitors1 who are grinning at the anticipation of fresh iniquities and increasing deadly horrors1 with which they entertain the certain prospect of being gratified by their pet protg4 ,may #aj1 #ahae4 ,the ,carter and the ,gipsies4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahae4 ,r4 ,ackermann's ,transparency on the ,victory of ,waterloo4--,the loyal supporters of the ,government and that indomitable ,british nation which had declared 'no surrender to the ,corsican1' and1 either in victory or defeat1 had persevered1 while their allies were conquered and their subsidies wasted1 were rewarded for the 'outpouring of blood and treasure abroad' and the hard times and anxieties at home by finding that at last1 after ,waterloo1 their enemy was at their mercy4 ,rejoicings1 fireworks1 and illuminations became the order of the day2 and our artist1 who had traced the varying career of the dreaded bugbear ,boney1 now lent his assistance to commemorate his downfall4 ,in ,rowlandson's simple allegory ,buonaparte1 on his white ,arab charger1 is riding his hardest away from the ,british pursuit2 he has lost his sword1 and his crown is shaken off4 ,wellington1 with his sword ready to smite1 is rapidly coming up with the fugitive1 whose flight1 however1 is unexpectedly brought to an end by finding old ,blucher1 on his sturdy charger1 drawn up across the very path he is taking4 ,the redoubtable veteran is discharging a huge blunderbuss full in the face of the common enemy4 ,incidents in the pursuit of the routed ,french legions are slightly indicated in the background1 and a flight of certain gilded birds are scurrying out of the dangerous vicinity4 ,july #bh1 #ahae4 ,boney's ,trial1 ,sentence1 and ,dying ,speech1 or ,europe's ,injuries ,revenged4--,napoleon is arraigned1 as a criminal at the bar1 before the ,court of ,europe and a crowded tribunal2 the seat of chief judge is occupied by ,prince ,blucher1 and the assembled potentates are seated on the bench1 wearing their recovered crowns1 which the prisoner1 in his various triumphs1 had so often caused to tremble and1 in some cases1 had carried off completely4 ,the kings1 it is true1 do not make an imposing spectacle2 with the exception of the ,emperor ,alexander1 who is seated beside the ,prince ,regent1 they still seem to look upon the lately dreaded foe with trepidation4 ,the occupants of the court and the lawyers are regarding the criminal under sentence with abhorrence2 a posse of tipstaves are drawn up below the prisoner's bar2 and ,napoleon1 who is trying to move the compassion of his hearers by hypocritical humility1 has a friend at his back1 who is ready to seize his bond--the ,black ,fiend is his unseen attendant prompter in person4 ,old ,blucher1 clad in his field-marshal's uniform1 with the addition of a judge's wig1 is standing up1 and1 with emphatic gestures1 is pointing to the act of accusation set forth at length on a screen in the court3 ',napoleon ,bonaparte1 the first and last by the wrath of ,heaven1 ex-,emperor of the ,jacobins1 and ,head-,runner of ,runaways1 stands indicted3 #a4 ,for the murder of ,captain ,wright in the ,temple1 at ,paris4 #b4 ,for the murder of the ,duke ,d',enghien1 ,pichegru1 and ,georges4 #c4 ,for the murder of ,palm1 ,hofer1 c41 c4 #d4 ,for the murder of the twelve inhabitants of ,moscow4 #e4 ,for innumerable robberies committed on all nations in ,christendom and elsewhere4 #f4 ,for bigamy2 and lastly for returning from transportation and setting the world in an uproar4' ,the inflexible judge is hurling forth his condemnation3 ',you1 ,nap ,bonaparte1 being found guilty of all these crimes1 it is fallen to my lot to pronounce sentence of death on you4 ,you are to be hung by the neck for one hour till you are dead1 dead1 dead1 and your body to be chained to a millstone and sunk in the sea at ,torbay4' ,the fallen ,emperor is naturally much moved at this final judgment1 and he is interceding for a respite3 ',oh1 cruel ,blucher6 oh1 cruel ,wellington6 it is you that have brought me to this end4 ,oh1 magnanimous ,emperors1 ,kings1 and ,princes1 intercede for me and spare my life1 and give me time to atone for all my sins4 ,my son1 ,napoleon the ,second1 will reward you for mercy shown me6' ,november1 #ahae4 ,transparency ,exhibited at ,r4 ,ackermann's1 in the ,strand1 on ,november #bg1 #ahae1 the day on which the ,general ,peace was celebrated in ,london4--,as all ,england was exerting itself to display its loyalty and the universal delight occasioned by the conclusion of the ,continental wars1 ,rowlandson contributed a characteristic cartoon1 which appeared1 like its predecessors1 outside the ,repository of ,arts1 allegorically commemorating the downfall of ',boney' and the second restoration of the legitimate reigning house4 ,the design of this transparency was arranged in the form of a monument1 capped by a throne2 at the base is a trophy2 the ,prince of ,wales's plume is waving above two gilt tablets1 inscribed with the names of the two victorious generals1 ,wellington and ,blucher1 and surrounded by pieces of dismounted artillery and groups of standards1 with the ,union ,jack and the ,russian and ,prussian flags in front4 ,above this group is a base1 inscribed1 ',peace throughout ,europe1' with a tablet1 ',charlemagne1 ,nassau1 ,capet1 ,bourbon1' and two wreaths1 dedicated to ',humanity' and ',justice4' ,upon this platform a canopy is raised aloft1 festooned above the throne of ,st4 ,louis1 with the restored crown2 a serpent1 emblematic of eternity1 and the three doves2 the front of the seat is supported by bundles of fasces1 with double axes1 and classic wreaths and lyres4 ,a flight of steps mounts up to the throne on either side4 ,on the right is ,wellington1 supporting ,louis ,,xviii41 restored to his rights2 his train are following the ascent of their sovereign1 and the figure of ,justice is floating on the clouds above the monarch's head4 ,fame is blowing her trumpet on the other side2 while ,bonaparte and his baffled supporters are effecting a rapid descent by the left-hand staircase2 ,blucher1 standing on the top step1 is making their defeat secure by a discharge from his huge blunderbuss4 ,bodies of the ,allied troops are drawn up at the base2 on the right a group of ,cossacks1 with ,prussian and ,english cavalry2 on the left is a gathering of the various foot-soldiers4 ,a sturdy ,highlander is putting the finishing stroke to a discomfited plotting ,bonapartist with his bayonet1 and summarily stamping out ,imperialist intriguers4 ,july #ad1 #ahae4 ,easter ,monday1 or the ,cockney ,hunt4--,designed1 etched1 and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,in clearing a gate1 after the hounds1 a little antiquated sportsman has missed his seat and is going over his horse's ears2 behind him is a dashing ,diana1 who is spurring her horse over the palings of a park in gallant style4 ,november #af1 #ahae4 ,my ,ass4 ,designed and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,written by ,mr4 ,j4 ,tedir4 ,published by ,i4 ,sidebotham1 #if ,strand4--,the adventures of a hawker of vegetables and her faithful donkey1 depicted in a series of six cuts1 illustrating the invaluable qualities of the quadruped4 ,the composition commences thus3-- ,who followed me through street and lane1 ,in spite of hurricane and rain2 ,while ,i my daily bread did gain8 ,my ,ass4 ,the other verses being in the same strain4 #ahae4 ,measuring ,substitutes for the ,army of ,reserve4--,in #ahae1 owing to the ,french wars1 soldiers were necessarily at a premium2 and1 from an advertisement in the justices' room1 where the substitutes are being measured1 we learn that the bounty was fixed at #cjl4 per man4 ,those great functionaries1 a country justice and his clerk1 appear seated in state1 to warrant the proceedings4 ,a commanding officer and his sergeant are labouring prodigiously1 for the needs of the service1 to force certain stunted and misshapen rustics1 who have been enlisted to serve their country1 up to the military standard4 ,further relays of ungainly 'chawbacons' are waiting their turn without4 #ahae4 ,a ,journeyman ,tailor4--,a half-clad slave of the thimble is shown squatting on his board in a squalid hovel2 his half-starved 'helper' is seated by his side2 both are pressing garments with hot irons1 and a rough and ragged urchin is heating a further supply of the article known as 'a tailor's goose' at the grate2 while a street hawker1 a blowsy ,hibernian1 is screaming her wares 7cucumbers and cabbages7 in at the doorway4 ,this picture bears some resemblance to a caricature published by ,rowlandson in #ahbc1 under the title ,hot ,goose1 ,cabbage1 and ,cucumbers4 #ahae4 ,neighbours4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#bce74--,the wooden casements of two windows1 which turn on one post connecting the houses1 are thrown back1 and simultaneously a neat-looking young farmer and a well-favoured young damsel are stooping forward and their lips meeting in a cheerful salute1 to the horror and scandal of two elderly witnesses1 who are expressing their reprobation at the openness of the proceeding4 ,the young swain at the same moment is trying to hang up a cage1 which appropriately contains a pair of cooing doves4 ,illustration3 ,,an ,,eating-,,house4 #ahae 7874 ,an ,eating-house4 #ahae 7about74 ,banditti4--,the occupants of the house attacked1 confined to the female members1 are sleeping1 without suspicion of the danger which is to surprise them4 ,a band of ill-favoured and repulsive-featured freebooters1 provided with a miscellaneous armoury of slaughterous-looking weapons1 are stealing in on deadly mischief bent4 ,the scene is dramatic4 #ahae4 ,virtue in ,danger4 ,careful observers1 studious of the town1 ,shun the misfortunes that disgrace the clown4--,,gay',s ,trivia4 ,an old boy who has ventured unprotected--beyond the guardianship of an umbrella which bears a family resemblance to the holder--amidst the dangers of the wicked town1 is forcibly taken possession of by two shameless nymphs2 one is stealing his money1 while the other is helping herself to his watch4 ,the elderly and corpulent stranger is too astonished at this barefaced iniquity to offer the feeblest resistance4 ,the night watchman is going his rounds1 and enjoying a laugh at the expense of the victim2 this trustworthy guardian of the streets is too evidently a confederate of the predative fair1 and is personally interested in the plunder4 #ahae 7874 ,an ,unexpected ,return1 or a ,snip in ,danger4 #ahae 7874 ,a ,musical ,doctor and his ,scholars4 #ahae 7874 ,slap-bang ,shop4--,the interior of an eating-house in the city4 ,a tall1 well-formed1 and comely waitress is bringing in the dinner of a wicked old reprobate1 who is leering his admiration of her personal attractions4 ,all the venerable sinners1 amateurs of female loveliness1 shown taking their meals in the various boxes1 are turning their heads to gloat over the charms of this favoured handmaiden1 who is followed by a 'help' carrying pots of beer for the various customers4 #ahae4 ,jack ,tar admiring the ,female ,sex4 #ahae4 ,accidents will ,happen4--,this1 and the following subjects1 to the number of half-a-dozen1 are selected from prints in some degree pirated from ,rowlandson1 and1 although bearing his name in the corner1 in many instances the incidents of well-known caricatures have been altered1 and prints have been issued1 engraved in an inferior style1 as new caricatures4 ,the principal of these adaptations1 or poor renderings of drawings1 were published by ,marks4 ,accidents will ,happen introduces a cellar incident4 ,a maid has begun to descend the stairs to draw some beer1 and has come to grief1 probably from fright1 as files of scared rats are scampering away1 and a cat is tearing up the wall1 while a mischievous monkey has broken loose from his chain4 ,the shock has caused the damsel to lose her balance1 her pitcher is broken1 and she is sprawling in an attitude which has astonished her master1 who1 candle in hand1 is coming down the winding stairs of the cellar to survey the scene of the disaster4 #ahae4 ,sympathy4--,this emotion is rendered in the feelings of a stern functionary1 evoked in favour of a lady in ,bridewell1 who is being led out of the cells by the warder to be flogged1 a punishment which1 it would seem1 had not been abolished in ,rowlandson's day4 ,the eye of the coarse and elephantine jailer is gloating over the fair back of the unfortunate criminal1 laid bare for the application of the cat4 #ahae4 ,despatch1 or ,jack preparing for ,sea4--,jack ,tar is making the most of his opportunities on shore2 he is surrounded by the delights which constitute the sailor's elysium2 punch and grog galore1 a brace of fiddlers1 and a bevy of beauties1 florid ,pollies of ,portsmouth1 towards whom he is making tipsy demonstrations of affection4 ,in those days1 when prize-money fell in golden showers1 the valiant sea-dogs who defended our shores1 and made ,john ,bull's name redoubtable on the ocean1 were able to command1 in their short intervals on shore1 luxuries after their own hearts1 for which1 after the dangers and hardships of active service1 they threw away their 'yellow boys' with the recklessness which characterised their habits1 and proved a rich harvest to the plunderers who were on the watch for seamen just 'paid off4' #ahae4 ,deadly ,lively4--,the coarse humours of a spirit-cellar are served up with a tragic accompaniment4 ,a young female is stretched incapable and asleep1 sunk in all the degradation of dead drunkenness4 ,a man who is no longer master of himself is raising his tumbler1 with a tipsy desire to have it replenished4 ,the apparition of ,king ,death1 bony1 frightful1 and sinister1 is grinning over the back of the soddened tippler's chair1 recruiting his legions from a fruitful source2 he is supplying the rummer of the drunken wretch from his own vial1 little more fatal than the fluid which is debasing and deadening its victims around4 ,a stout woman1 also sinking into tipsy apathy1 is roused by the shock of finding the king of terrors added to the company2 she is thrown off her balance with a start1 and1 falling backwards on the stone floor of the vault1 she will probably break her neck--as the artist's intention seems to hint--and furnish ,death with another customer4 #ahae4 ,the ,fort4 #ahae4 7,officer47 ,the ,military ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome1 with an account of his ,campaigns in the ,peninsula1 and in ,pall ,mall1 with sketches by ,rowlandson and notes by an ,officer4 ,london3 ,printed for ,patrick ,martin1 #aih ,oxford ,street4 #hvo4 ,he jests at scars who never felt a wound4--,,shakespeare4 ,frontispiece4--,johnny ,newcome starting to join his ,regiment4 ,johnny ,newcome going to lay in stock4 ,a ,bad ,billet4 ,taking his ,breakfast4 ,introduced to his ,colonel4 ,smells ,powder for the first time4 ,johnny writes an ,account of the action to his mother1 which afterwards appears in the ,star4 ,half ,rations4 ,learning to ,smoke and drink ,grog4 ,poor ,johnny on the sick list4 ,going sick to the rear4 ,johnny safe returned to his ,mamma4 ,made an ,a4,d4,c4 ',dash'd with his suite for ,santarem that night4' ,johnny on duty with his chief4 ,presenting the ,trophies 7taken from ,joseph ,buonaparte7 to the ,prince ,regent4 #ahae4 ,the ,grand ,master1 or ,adventures of ,qui ,hi in ,hindostan4 ,a ,hudibrastic ,poem in eight ,cantos by ,quiz4 ,illustrated with twenty-eight engravings by ,rowlandson4 ,plates dated ,october #a1 #ahae4 7,quiz fecit1 ,rowlandson sc47 ,london3 ,printed by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,the intention of this work seems an attempt to hold up the ,governor-,general 7the ,marquis of ,hastings7 to opprobrium1 but whether deserved or not1 ,europeans have small chance of judging4 ,frontispiece4--,a new ,map of ,india from the latest authority4 ,the ,governor-,general 7,marquis of ,hastings7 and his ,council 7,imbecility7 mounted on an ,elephant4 ,tusks 7marked ,monopoly and ,ambition7 fettered by ,restrictions 7,board of ,control and ,house of ,commons7 c4 ,titlepage4--,the ,end of the ,pagoda ,tree1 and the ultimate fate of the ,viceroy and his ,council1 c4 c4 ,a ,scene in the ,channel4 ,the ,modern ,idol ,juggernaut4 ,miseries of the ,first of the ,month4 ,the ,burning ,system ,illustrated4 ,missionary ,influence1 or how to make ,converts4 ,an ,extraordinary ,eclipse4 ,labour in vain1 or his ,reverence ,confounded4 ,hindoo ,prejudices4 ,john ,bull ,converting the ,indians4 ,more ,incantations1 or a ,journey to the ,interior4 7,nepaul ,war74 ,miseries in ,india4 7,insects47 ,the ,bear and ,ragged ,staff4 7,viceroy and ,council as ,idols47 ,hindoo ,incantations4 ,a ,view in ,elephanta4 ,illustration3 ,,hindoo ,,incantations--,a ,,view ,,in ,,elephanta4 ,the ,guide declar'd that often here1 ,things supernatural appear2 ,to prove it he produc'd a book1 ,from which ,qui ,hi a drawing took1 ,of which the modern true translation1 ,is simply ',hindoo ,incantation4' ,it states that some one1 years ago1 ,had tried futurity to know1 ,and he employed an old ,hindoo1 ,to get him but a single view ,of future things--and lo6 an hour ,was fixed to show the ,brahmin's pow'r1 ,the place appointed was the spot ,where ,qui ,hi and his friends had got1 ,under ,great ,brahma's triple head1 ,that then struck unbelievers dead4 ,the ,brahmin1 when the ,ghurry's sound ,told one1 was with the idol found1 ,soliciting he would assert ,his power1 and infidels convert4 ,the stranger now approach'd the place1 ,with terror pictur'd in his face4 ',infidel6' said the ,brahmin1 'now ,i shall observe my sacred vow4 ,come hither1 and you'll shortly see ,and tremble at futurity6' ,seating the man1 he now applies ,a magic glass before his eyes2 ,when1 lo6 the ,elephanta shook1 ,and ,brahma thus in thunder spoke-- ',mark1 reptile6 the decrees of ,fate1 ,which1 ,brahma says1 he will complete3 ,till then your destiny await6' ,he said1 and1 with a stroke of thunder1 ,the sacred temple bursts asunder2 ,seizes the caitiff by the hair1 ,and hurls him headlong thro' the air4 ,he tumbled down to whence he came1 ,somewhere about the ,hooghly stream4 ,phantasmagoria4 ,a ,view in ,elephanta4 ,the ,modern ,phaeton1 or the ,hooghly in danger4 ,qui ,hi arrives at the ,bunder ,head4 ,qui ,hi in the ,bombay ,tavern4 ,pays a ,nocturnal ,visit to ,dungaree4 ,attends ,general ,koir ,wig's ,levee4 ,qui ,hi's ,introduction and cool ,reception4 ,qui ,hi shows off at the ,bobbery ,hunt4 ,qui ,hi at ,bobbery ,hall4 ,all alive in the ,chokee4 ,last ,visit from the ,doctor's ,assistant4 ,qui ,hi's last ,march to ,padree ,burrows's ,go ,down4 ,strange ,figures near the ,cave of ,elephanta1 #ahad4 ,auspicio ,regis1 et ,senatus ,angli4 ,june #a1 #ahae4 ,naples and the ,campagna ,felice1 in a series of letters 7by ,lewis ,engelbach74 ,with ,illustrations by ,rowlandson1 c4 #hvo4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 7,reprinted from ,repository of ,arts1 #ahaj-ac47 ,frontispiece4--,the ,colonel 7,don ,luigi7 awakened from a sleeping tte--tte by a serenade from his fair1 and lately unconscious1 companion4 ,se tanto a me piace ,si rara belt2 ,io perdero la pace1 ,quando si svegler4 ,if1 while entranced in balmy rest1 ,his charms can give such pain2 ,when he awakes1 my wounded breast ,will ne'er know peace again4 ,don ,luigi's baggage seized by four ,lazzaroni4 ,ancient ,greek ,paintings from ,herculaneum3 ,ariadne1 ,bacchante and ,satyr1 c4 ,don ,luigi meets ,donna ,anna in the ,museum4 ,ancient ,greek ,paintings from ,herculaneum3 ,centaurs1 ,chiron teaching ,achilles to play the lyre1 c4 ,sleeping tte--tte at a first visit of ,don ,luigi4 ,don ,michele getting up the ship's side4 ,don ,luigi's ,ball4 ,a ,bacchanalian ,scene at ,don ,luigi's ,ball4 ,don ,michele preparing for his ,triumphal ,expedition4 ,the ,letter ,writer1 ,naples4 ,the ,letter ,writer4--',on our way to the mole we had some difficulty in passing through a crowd of people1 who1 with great eagerness1 and with ,neapolitan clamour1 had assembled round a man1 sitting with pen and ink before a frail table1 busily employed in committing to paper the crude thoughts of a country clown in the attitude of dictating to him2 for the noise was too loud to hear what was going forward4 ,a board above the head of the engrosser proclaimed his calling3 ',qui si fanno memoriali1 lettere1 ed altre scritture1 nel ottimo stilo moderno4' 7,here are drawn up memorials1 letters1 and other writings1 in the best modern style47 ,ever eager to seize any opportunity of observing the manners and national character of a people whom ,i have every reason to think better of than some of our superficial magpie-tourists1 ,i pressed forward to obtain a nearer view of the transactions of this universal secretary1 when my companion1 ,don ,michele1 pulling me back by the skirt of my coat1 begged ,i would not demean myself by thus mixing with the vulgar4 99 99 99 99 99 ',the composer of letters was just receiving from an elderly woman the sum of six grani 7about threepence7 for an epistle he had indited to her son at ,bari2 after which a farmer1 next in rotation1 was admitted into presence4 ,his business appeared to be on secret service1 for the corresponding oracle politely requested some of the more curious auditors to step a little aside4 ,at first1 indeed1 the farmer's instructions were conveyed in a whisper2 but as a ,neapolitan loves dearly to talk as loud as his lungs will let him1 and to accompany his sermocinations with the most expressive gestures1 it soon became less difficult to discover that the subject under present consideration was a horse which had been sold to a cavalry officer1 and for which a balance was still owing2 the prompt payment whereof was to be peremptorily insisted on by a respectful dun4 ,as soon as a period was happily brought to paper1 it was read over to the listening clodhopper1 who1 in a manner1 beat time to the emphatic and rhythmical reading of the professor by periodical nods of the head1 and at the end of the sentence expressed his astonishment at the sagacity with which his obscure ideas had been caught up and classified4 ,this literary production1 owing probably to the importance of the subject1 was disposed of for the valuable consideration of eight grani 7fourpence71 paper included2 and its possessor1 with inward satisfaction1 left the oracular tripod1 in order to make room for a ,turkish captain of a polacca1 whose literary necessities consisted in a memorial claiming the restitution of some goods illegally seized4444 ,when the document was ready for signature1 ,ibrahim ,reis1 who could neither read nor write1 was desired to make his cross at foot1 which he refused with religious abhorrence2 but1 dipping his little finger into the inkstand1 imprinted on the paper a correct facsimile of the tortuous furrows of his cuticle by way of signet4 ,to my great surprise1 this state paper was valued at no more than one carlin 7fivepence71 although engrossed on a folio page and decorated with some fancifully flourished initials4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,letter-,,writer4 ',the ,turk no sooner discharged his literary debt than a well-dressed young lass gained his place4 7,this interview is pictured forth in the artist's illustration47 ,the despatch1 however1 which was to be written for her1 must have been on secret and confidential service1 for the instructions she gave to the engrosser were communicated in so low a whisper that1 from my observatory1 the scene appeared one of purely pantomimical action4 ,when ,i relate that the time employed by this universal author in the production of the farmer's dun and the ,turk's memorial did not exceed half an hour1 and that the contents1 although somewhat fustian1 were very much to the purpose1 you will agree with me that ,signor ,bucatelli possessed talents far above his station4 ,indeed1 ,don ,matteo assured me that he was as good a poet as an epistolary writer1 and that his sonnets on any particular occasion1 such as for a wedding1 a birthday1 c41 may be obtained on the shortest notice1 and at equally reasonable rates2 in short1 that he could wield his pen on any subject whatsoever4 ',to a publisher in ,england a man like ,signor ,bucatelli would be an invaluable treasure1 a host within himself1 by the versatility of his genius and the despatch of his literary labours3 his charges of authorship1 as you have seen1 are consonant with the modesty of true genius4 ,his elevated style of writing 7truly nel ottimo stilo moderno7 would soon render him a most popular author with us4 ,i was just going to step down to give him the substance of a poetical epistle as a specimen of his abilities1 when a little girl brought him a small dish of stewed ,windsor beans1 a large raw cucumber1 and a crust of bread4 ,this frugal fare1 and a glass of iced water from the neighbouring stall1 well calculated to preserve his intellectual powers unclogged1 ,don ,matteo informed me1 was the whole of his dinner2 which1 together with a cigar by way of dessert1 interrupted his official duties for about half an hour1 after which1 if matters of pressing service remained to be despatched1 he would resume his quill1 and suspend his siesta1 or afternoon nap1 to a late hour of the day4' ,don ,luigi's ,ball4--,before leaving his apartments on the ,infrescata the writer was anxious1 as a slight return for the kindness of his host and the hospitalities he had received in ,naples1 to give a dance to a few friends of his own and of his entertainer1 his host and friend ,don ,michele undertaking the entire responsibilities of inviting the guests1 ordering refreshments1 decorating the chambers1 and other preliminaries4 ',first1 as to the company1 reports the ,don1 there will be ten couples1 besides our family and odd ones1 if they all come1 of which there is little doubt2 and what is more1 gente di garbo 7people of quality71 such as you might suppose my friends to be4 ,three or four will come in their own carriages2 and some of the lasses will show you what is called dancing at ,naples4 ,care1 too1 has been taken that they should not want for good music2 you will have1 ,signor ,don ,luigi1 the first oboe of ,st4 ,carlo1 two excellent violins1 a flute1 tenor1 and violoncel2 my son will play the tambarine4 ',six musicians1 ,don ,michele1 for this little dance6 ,why1 that's out of all reason4 ,half the number---- ',are hired2 and the others1 gentlemen high in the profession1 who for my sake have promised to assist as friends at your party4 ,money1 of course1 is out of the question4 ,you see1 good sir1 ,don ,michele can command a thing or two4 ,as many more would have come if ,i had asked them1 but these will be sufficient to begin the evening with a little concert2 my friend will give you a concerto on the oboe2 one of the ladies will sing a scena from an opera1 to which we may add a duet or two2 and at ten o'clock the dance shall begin4 ,as to the refreshments1 ,i have almost run my legs off to get you the rum 7the ladies were to be treated with ice punch1 as a rarity74 ,seventy ices are ordered1 cakes and sweetmeats as you desired1 and a friend of mine will lend us a dozen of wall chandeliers4 ,these lights1 connected with festoons of artificial flowers1 and a number of pots of flowers exhaling their fragrance over the rooms1 gave the place an elegant appearance4 ,illustration3 ,,don ,,luigi',s ,,ball4 ',the musicians arrived in good time1 and the company dropped in fast after eight o'clock4 ,to receive such a number of strange faces appropriately was a most irksome task1' continues the writer2 'but it was alleviated by the sight of many a good-looking young lass1 and two or three real beauties1 and one especially1 ,donna ,carlina4 ,my ,english friends from the city1 and the lieutenant and doctor from the frigate1 likewise made their appearance in due time2 and healthily as their countenances shone forth1 and well-dressed as they were1 they greatly eclipsed my ,neapolitan bucks1 and found much grace among the ladies4 ,i could not help remarking the contrast of manners between two ,christian countries4 ,in a more northern latitude1 persons coming to the party of a perfect stranger would have conducted themselves with that cautious1 anti-social reserve which some people call good manners2 some of the ladies would have sat down on their chairs as prim and as stiff as so many hop-poles1 cast down their modest looks until spoken to by charity1 and then rebuffed a second attempt by a monosyllabic reply1 a ,yes1 sir1 an ,indeed1 sir8 a ,you are very good1 sir1 c4 ,now ,i will just tell you how matters went on in the ,infrescata4 ,monstrous bows and introductory compliments3 this over1 all these people seemed as though they had been twenty times in my company4' ,the ,don describes the improvised introductory concert1 at which nearly all the company assisted1 the ,neapolitans having a natural taste for melody1 and most of them being fair musicians2 the entertainer next gave orders to prepare for the dance1 and to hand refreshments in the interval4 ',my punch1' he continues1 'found much favour with all present1 the ladies not excepted1 who emptied their glasses as rapidly as if it had been lemonade4 ,although not dancing1 ,i was fully employed in another way4 ,with all our windows open1 the strains of my numerous orchestra propagated their sound over the whole neighbourhood1 some of whose inhabitants1 impelled by the attraction of sweet sounds1 could not resist favouring me with their company4 ,the circumstance of their not being invited to the feast appeared to them a mere trifle not worthy of their attention2 and an extraordinary celerity in decorating their exterior 7which is all the essential part of a ,neapolitan's full dress71 would soon enable them to appear in company with ,neapolitan decency4 ,to my great surprise1 therefore1 ,don ,michele and ,i had to receive1 from time to time1 an influx of these unbidden guests1 who in most submissive language begged a thousand pardons for their freedom and intrusion4 ,as ,don ,michele1 my master of the ceremonies1 seemed to know them all1 and1 moreover1 as ,i could neither help their coming1 nor1 when once arrived1 turn them out1 ,i thought it best to put a good face on the matter1 and receive every one1 especially the ladies1 with a hearty welcome 7as pictured forth in the plate71 assigning them places in the adjoining room1 where ,i contrived to form another set of dances2 for the number of these parasitical guests soon grew nearly equal to that of my standard company4 ,as my company were now capering away in two of my apartments1 ,i blush to confess that my resolution to keep my toes in a state of quiet quiescence was shaken at last4 ,i could have withstood the pressing solicitations of half-a-dozen of these exhilarated damsels1 but for the irresistible temptation of their animated example1 and of the excellent music4 ,fancy the loving smiles1 the glistening eyes1 the seducing attitudes of these pretty ,neapolitan bacchantes1 and then ask your conscience how long any ,christian1 were he even a ,quaker or ,moravian1 could have stood proof against such attraction8 ,the worst of the thing was1 that having once broken my vow by dancing with ,miss ,carlina1 a kind of rivalry ensued among the other ladies1 most of whom now laid a successive claim to be led down a country dance by il ,signor ,colonello4 ',in the course of these pedestrian evolutions ,i thought ,i observed in several of my fair partners1 cheerful as they had been before1 an unusual and extraordinary access of spirits and gaiety2 which1 with every allowance for the southern latitude and the ice punch 7now administered to them the more frugally by reason of the unlooked-for increase in my numbers71 ,i was at a loss to account for1 till ,i saw my man ,benedetto whisper something into ,don ,michele's ear1 which the latter telegraphed into mine4 ',but before ,i let you into this secret it is proper that1 like a skilful general1 ,i should in my report give a correct description of the localities of the field of battle4 ,the kitchen belonging to my apartments is on the same floor with them1 and in this particular the ,neapolitan system of domestic architecture is not different from what you may have observed in a set of chambers1 or in many old-fashioned mansions in ,england4 ,right opposite to the entrance of this kitchen of mine there is an elevated shelf1 on which stand 7,i had better say stood7 my three wine-bottles1 of immense calibre2 the first 7having been emptied since my stay in the ,infrescata7 then1 and now1 containing from six to eight gallons of excellent atmospheric air 7such as you breathe at this altitude72 the second1 of similar dimensions1 about half full of delicious old ,pozzuoli wine2 and the third1 not less in size1 brim-full of the like grape-juice1 with its fluid oil-bung floating at the top4 ',no sooner did one of the damsels espy the forbidden shelf than the assault thereon was a settled matter3 veni1 vidi1 bibi1 was the word2 and my delicious ,pozzuoli wine fell an easy prey to their sacrilegious hands and palate4 ,implentur veteris ,bacchi1 or1 in plain ,english1 mesdames tippled till they had their fill1 and what they left was very nearly finished by four or five half-starved footmen and other hall rabble in attendance on their worthy masters2 for when ,don ,michele went into the kitchen he found but a small remnant in one of the bottles1 which he secured in his own room4 ',inspired with the juice and further excited by the agitation of dancing1 most of my fair guests became still more exhilarated2 some grew ecstatically merry1 and a few scarcely manageable4 ,surrounded by these voluptuous bacch1 ,i feared the fate of ,orpheus4 ,their frolics1 however1 ,i must say to their credit1 were chiefly levelled at ,don ,michele1 probably because he had spoiled the continuation of their sport4 ,the poor man had now to suffer all sorts of mischief for refusing to join in their revels1 till at last1 for the sake of peace1 he consented to dance one minuet1 and no more4 ,all was hushed in an instant1 when he placed himself with his fortunate partner in the middle of the room1 as stiff as buckram and as serious as if he were occupied with the solution of an algebraic problem4 ,but no sooner had he performed the first step or two1 than1 in turning his body with grave elegance on the pivot of his toe1 a pair of white silk garters were seen gracefully dangling down his back1 and describing1 at every turn of his automaton body1 a variety of flowing irregular curves in the circumambient air4 ,the merriment which this unusual sight occasioned1 was in vain attempted to be stifled in a muttered titter2 it soon burst out with increased violence1 his wife not excepted1 who heartily joined the general laugh1 but informed her better half of the cause of the satisfaction he gave the company4 ,when ,i learned the extent of the spoliation committed upon my bin1 ,i did not so much regret the actual loss ,i thereby sustained1 as apprehend some unpleasant scenes of interruption to our festivity and mirth from the excessive indulgence in the forbidden juice4 ,however1 whether it was owing to the excellence of the vintage1 or to strength of constitution in the fair partakers1 only one casualty occurred4 ',the dawn of morn was the signal for the gradual separation of the company1 from all of whom1 whether of the establishment or extra guests1 ,i had received in the course of the evening the most pressing requests to make their house my own2 and to their credit ,i must say that1 as far as ,i have yet had time or inclination to try the sincerity of their invitations1 ,i have had no cause to regret my complaisance4 ',when ,i relate that five leaden ice-moulds and eight of the confectioner's pewter spoons were missing1 you will scarcely suppose that any of the good things1 such as cakes1 sweetmeats1 c41 were suffered to remain on the sideboard at the departure of my guests4 ,whether this practice not to leave a wreck behind is as general here as in ,malta1 ,i am unable to decide4 ,at the latter place1 let the provision be ever so abundant1 what the stomach cannot compass the pockets are sure to hold1 and in stuffing those no great nicety is observed2 so the article is portable at all1 it finds its way into one or the other of the pedestrian saddle-bags as by instinct4 ,i have been assured by one of our officers that1 at a great fte which ,general ,fox recently gave at ,malta1 one of the inhabitants 7of sufficient rank to be of the party7 very dexterously1 and1 as he fancied1 unobserved1 slipped a small pullet1 wrapt in his pocket-handkerchief1 into one of his side receptacles4 ,unfortunately1 an officer near him1 seeing the sleight-of-hand transaction1 poured a dose of parsley and butter after it1 saying very coolly1 ,allow me1 sir1 to help you to a little sauce at the same time4' #ahae4 ,the ,dance of ,death4 ,with illustrations1 #b vols41 royal #hvo4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 7,see #ahaf47 #ahaf4 ,january #aj1 #ahaf4 ,exhibition at ,bullock's ,museum of ,bonaparte's ,carriage taken at ,waterloo4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4--,bullock's museum of natural curiosities was the receptacle for most of the novelties introduced to the ,british public at the close of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth centuries4 ,it was here that the sight-seer might view the ,laplanders with their deer and sledges1 the ,hottentot ,venus1 the ,polish dwarf1 the ,irish giant1 and other marvels for the curious which happened to hit the capricious taste of the hour4 ,it seems that the relics of the first ,napoleon1 made familiar enough to our generation at ,madame ,tussaud's ,baker ,street ,museum1 were the chief attractions held out by the earlier ,bullock in #ahaf4 ,the central point of the collection is the ,emperor's travelling carriage2 ladies are swarming and climbing over the vehicle1 being pushed1 dragged1 and lifted into the inside1 on to the driving-box1 over the roof1 into the boot behind1 on the wheels1 and1 in fact1 wherever a foothold can be secured4 ,there is an animated attendance of visitors2 the fair sex are particularly distinguishing themselves4 ,other personal relics of the ,corsican are spread about1 much as we see them in our day2 the bust of the exile is placed by the side of a monkey1 an illustration of the prejudice in which ,napoleon was held at that period1 which1 by the way1 is not unnatural1 considering the exertions which the ,european bugbear had employed to ruin ,english commerce and to alienate our possessions abroad4 #ahaf4 ,bullock's ,london ,museum1 ,piccadilly4#bf--',mr4 ,bullock1 having purchased ,bonaparte's carriage of ,major von ,keller1 has here exhibited it4 ,it was taken by him at the entrance of the small town of ,jenappe1 at eleven o'clock on the night of ,june #ah1 #ahae4 ,a full account of the carriage and its ingenious contents is to be found in the ,repository of ,arts for ,february #ahaf4' ,march #ca1 #ahaf4 ,the ,attempt to ,wash the ,blackamoor ,white4 ,in the ,whitehall1 ,city of ,laputa4--,there is no publisher's name on this plate1 and the explanation of the subject1 a military scandal1 is not so clear as could be desired4 ,an officer1 dressed as a hussar1 is standing in the centre1 while being submitted to the whitewashing process2 he wears no sword1 and is holding a written defence in one hand4 ,above his head appears an arm1 also belonging to an officer1 which is menacing the hussar1 who is appealing to his friends3 ',o save my honour4 ,rub away1 my friend1 rub it home4 ,o1 'tis the phantom of a horrid dream4' ,another officer1 from his uniform apparently in the ,guards1 is treading on a written 'oath1' and1 with a pail of whitewash1 is doing his best for the so-called ',blackamoor1' declaring1 ',we'll say nothing about your honour6' ,another friend1 in a ,highland uniform1 evidently a person of rank1 since he wears a red riband1 and has a star on his breast1 is trying to obliterate the mark of a kick1 which has left an ugly outline of a foot on the white pantaloons of the injured individual1 but the impression is ineradicable3 ',deel o' me saul1 mon1 but the stain of the foot will ne'er come oot4' #ahaf 787 ,bostonian ,electors of ,lancashire4 ,published by ,w4 ,holland4 #ahaf4 ,lady ,hamilton at ,home1 or a ,neapolitan ,ambassador4--,the outline of this subject1 which is not without its interest as a contemporary sketch of a celebrated trio1 is from an original drawing in the collection of the present writer4 ,there seems some discrepancy about the date1 since ,sir ,william ,hamilton died in #ahjc1 and the sketch evidently belongs to the latter period of the ambassador's life4 ,sir ,william ,hamilton1 whose collection of antiques formed a valuable addition to the national collection in the ,british ,museum1 was1 it will be remembered1 successful in rendering such services to ,admiral ,nelson1 by his influence with the court of ,naples1 where he resided as ,british ambassador1 that our naval hero was enabled to refit and victual his fleet entirely1 without losing the time which would have been sacrificed in returning to ,england1 and thus contributed in a marked degree to assist ,nelson in surprising the ,french fleet in ,aboukir ,bay1 resulting in the famous victory of the ,nile1 which first checked the tide of ,napoleon's career1 crippled the power of ,france1 and finally compelled the armies of the ,republic to withdraw from ,egypt4 ,lady ,hamilton's exertions with the ,queen of ,naples1 over whom she had gained considerable ascendency1 were not without their national importance1 although her services were entirely ignored in the lady's last days1 at a time when the ,government left her without that future provision which ,nelson1 in falling fighting in his country's cause1 and bequeathing her claims as a legacy to the nation1 imagined he was securing for the support of his friend1 who1 it is reported1 died in abject poverty1 if she did not perish of actual want1 as it has been hinted4 ,in ,rowlandson's drawing1 ,lady ,hamilton1 in classic garb1 is watering a plant placed in a classic vase2 ancient busts1 candelabra1 and urns are standing about2 the furniture1 implements1 and accessories are all fashioned after the antique4 ,the caricaturist has taken certain freedoms with the person of the ,neapolitan ambassador1 and ,sir ,william is travestied as a stout personage1 suffering from the gout4 ,another female figure1 also draped after the antique1 is touching a lyre1 and chanting certain ditties of her own composition2 this lady represents ,miss ,cornelia ,knight 7an authoress of some repute in her day1 whose small notoriety rests on her ,continuation of ,rasselas1 and her ,private ,life of the ,romans7#bg who travelled in the suite of the ambassador with his lady4 ,illustration3 ,,lady ,,hamilton ,,at ,,home4 ,a familiar description of ,lady ,hamilton and her party occurs in a diary by ,mrs4 ,colonel ,st4 ,george1 written during her sojourn among the ,german courts1 #agii and #ahjj1 and privately printed4 ,the traveller happened to be stopping in ,dresden in ,october #ahjj1 when ,lord ,nelson1 ,sir ,william ,hamilton1 ,lady ,hamilton1 her mother ,mrs4 ,cadogan1 and the poetess arrived1 and were received by ,mr4 ,elliot1 the ,english ambassador4 ,the portrait of ,lady ,hamilton is firmly drawn4 ,mrs4 ,st4 ,george thus describes the famous ',emma1' of whose features so many admirable paintings exist limned by the hand of ,romney4 ',her figure is colossal1 but1 excepting her feet1 well shaped4 ,her bones are large1 and she is exceedingly embonpoint4 ,she resembles the bust of ,ariadne3 the shape of all her features is fine1 as is the form of her head1 and particularly her ears2 her teeth are a little irregular1 but tolerably white2 her eyes light blue1 with a brown spot in one1 which1 though a defect1 takes nothing away from their beauty and expression4 ,her eyebrows and hair are dark1 and her complexion coarse4 ,her expression is strongly marked1 variable1 and interesting2 her movements in common life ungraceful2 her voice loud yet not disagreeable4 ,sir ,william is old1 infirm1 all admiration of his wife1 and never spoke to-day but to applaud her4 ,miss ,cornelia ,knight seems the decided flatterer of the two1 and never opens her mouth but to show forth their praise2 and ,mrs4 ,cadogan1 ,lady ,hamilton's mother1 is what one might expect4 ,after dinner we had several songs in honour of ,lord ,nelson1 written by ,miss ,knight1 and sung by ,lady ,hamilton4 ,she puffs the incense full in his face1 but he receives it with pleasure1 and sniffs it up very cordially4 ',october #g4--;,breakfasted with ,lady ,hamilton1 and saw her represent in succession the best statues and paintings extant4 ,she assumes their attitude1 expression1 and drapery1 with great facility1 swiftness1 and accuracy4 ,several ,indian shawls1 a chair1 some antique vases1 a wreath of roses1 a tamborine1 and a few children are her whole apparatus4 ,she stands at one end of the room with a strong light on her left1 and every other window closed4 ,her hair is short1 dressed like an antique1 and her gown a simple calico chemise1 very easy1 with loose sleeves to the wrists4 ,she disposes of the shawls so as to form ,grecian1 ,turkish1 and other drapery1 as well as a variety of turbans4 ,her arrangement of the turbans is absolutely sleight-of-hand1 she does it so quickly1 so easily1 and so well4 ,it is a beautiful performance1 amusing to the most ignorant1 and highly interesting to the lovers of art4 ,the chief of her imitations are from the antique4 ,each representation lasts about ten minutes4 ,it is remarkable that1 coarse and ungraceful in common life1 she becomes highly graceful1 and even beautiful1 during this performance4 ,after showing her attitudes1 she sang1 and ,i accompanied4 ,her voice is good and very strong1 but she is frequently out of tune2 her expression strongly marked and various2 but she has no flexibility1 and no sweetness4 ,she acts her songs4' #ahaf4 ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome4 ,republished4 7,see #ahae47 #ahaf4 ,relics of a ,saint1 by ,ferdinand4 ,frontispiece by ,rowlandson1 #abmo4 #ahaf4 ,rowlandson's ,world in ,miniature1 consisting of groups of figures1 for the illustration of landscape scenery1 drawn and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,to be completed in eight monthly numbers1 price #bs4 #f;d4 each4 ,london3 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,repository of ,arts1 #aja ,strand4 ,richardson's ,show4 ,illustration3 ,,richardson',s ,,show4 ,march #a1 #ahaf4 ,a ,lying-in ,visit4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,lying-,,in ,,visit4 ,march #a1 #ahaf4 ,a ,round ,dance4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,round ,,dance4 ,march #a1 #ahaf4 ,recruiting4 ,illustration3 ,,recruiting4 ,april #a1 #ahaf4 ,the ,ale-house ,door4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,ale-,,house ,,door4 ,july #a1 #ahaf4 ,a ,landing ,place4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,landing ,,place4 ,august #a1 #ahaf4 ,a ,flying ,waggon4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,flying ,,waggon4 ,august #a1 #ahaf4 ,the ,social ,day4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,social ,,day4 ,september #a1 #ahaf4 ,rustic ,recreations4 ,illustration3 ,,rustic ,,recreations4 #ahaf4 ,the ,relics of a ,saint4 ,a ,right ,merry ,tale1 by ,ferdinand ,farquhar4 ,frontispiece by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,london3 ,printed for ,t4 ,tegg1 ,cheapside4 ',relics6' roar'd ,jaconetta1 holding both her sides ,to give her ease1 ',sir1 if you please ,they're only what you gentlemen would call ,a pair of ,galligaskins1 and that's all4' #ahad-ahaf4 ,the ,english ,dance of ,death4 ,published at ,r4 ,ackermann's1 #aja ,strand4--,a selection from ,rowlandson's famous illustrations to the ,dance of ,death2 an ingenious series1 quite suited1 in spite of the grimness of the performance1 to the artist's humour4 ,the publication secured great praise during the designer's lifetime2 in point of execution the set leaves nothing to be desired2 in regard to picturesque action and easy grouping1 the illustrations will bear comparison with any of the artist's works4 ,as in the well-known series by ,holbein1 ,della ,bella1 c41 ,death appears at the most unexpected and inopportune moments1 with that stern and ghastly reminder of the futility of human pleasures1 successes1 and pursuits1 of which the most playful satirists have never been able to lose sight4 ,death1 in ,rowlandson's series1 displays his acknowledged ubiquity2 he knocks without ceremony at everyone's portal1 and none can deny him admission4 ,both artist and author seem to have appreciated the resources of their subject so thoroughly1 and have worked out its grotesque spirit with such appropriateness1 that the ,dance of ,death must remain a fitting monument of their genius4 ,a large circulation could hardly be anticipated for a work conceived in this realistically fearful vein4 ,rowlandson has drawn the various episodes which his invention suggested with a completeness of detail rarely found in his later designs1 and the plates are executed with the fulness and attention of finished drawings2 the figures are delineated with power and spirit1 and the backgrounds are most delicate and suggestive4 ,the impressions are also coloured by hand with a judicious eye to effect and harmony4 ,combe has worked with a vigour worthy of the occasion2 and for wit1 point1 and felicity we are inclined to believe the versification to the ,dance of ,death surpasses all his other contributions to literature in this branch4 ,the entire series may be accepted as a work of higher character1 in all respects1 than its popular predecessors1 the better recognised ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax2 and it is superior1 beyond comparison1 to the works which followed it4 ,,the ,,english ,,dance ,,of ,,death4 ,,from ,,the ,,designs ,,of ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 ,with ,metrical ,illustrations by the ,author of ',doctor ,syntax4' ,,london3 ,,published ,,at ,r4 ,,ackermann',s ,,repository ,,of ,,arts4 ,pallida ,mors quo pulsat pede pauperum tabernas ,regmque turres4--,hor4 lib4 i4 od4 #d4 ,with equal pace1 impartial ,fate ,knocks at the palace1 as the ,cottage ,gate4 ,this series was begun in #ahad1 and finished in #ahaf2 being issued from the ,repository of ,arts in monthly parts1 like the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax and successive works4 ,the circumstances of its publication are set forth by 'the anonymous author' 7,william ,combe7 in one of his brief explanatory 'introductions4' ',the ,dance of ,death is a subject so well known to have employed the talents of distinguished painters in the age of superstition1 that little is required to recall it to the recollection of the antiquary1 the lover of the arts1 and the artist4 ',holbein is more particularly recorded as having employed his pencil upon a work of this kind2 but1 without entering into a detail of those masters who have treated the subject of the ,dance of ,death1 the present object is merely to attract the public attention to the subject itself4 ,few remains are now visible of the original paintings which represented it1 but they have been perpetuated by the more durable skill of the engraver1 and the volumes which contain them in the latter form are to be found on the shelves of the learned and curious collector4 ,the subject is the same in them all1 but varied according to the fancy of the painters1 or perhaps from local circumstances attached to the places which they were respectively intended to decorate4 ,the predominant feature is1 without exception1 the representation of one or more skeletons1 sometimes indeed in grotesque attitudes1 and with rather a comic effect1 conducting persons of all ranks1 conditions1 and ages to the tomb4 ',mr4 ,rowlandson had contemplated the subject with the view of applying it exclusively to the manners1 customs1 and character of this country4 ,his pencil has accordingly produced the designs1 which1 in the order they were delivered to me1 ,i have accompanied with metrical illustrations1 a mode of proceeding which has been sanctioned by the success of our joint labours in the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,the first volume1 therefore1 of the ,english ,dance of ,death1 which has appeared in twelve successive numbers1 is now presented to the public in a collected form4 ,the second volume will follow in the same mode of publication4 ,though the name and tenour of the work is borrowed1 it may1 perhaps1 be allowed some claim to local and characteristic originality4 ,the most serious subject attached to our nature is1 indeed1 presented with a degree of familiar pleasantry which is not common to it4 ,but in this particular the example of the painters who first suggested and propagated the idea has been followed1 and no other vivacity has been displayed in these pages than has been found on the walls of edifices dedicated to religion1 and was thus represented in the cloisters of ,st4 ,paul's1 before the sacrilegious pride of the ,protector ,somerset caused the dilapidation of that appendage to the metropolitan church of the kingdom4 ,but ,i am not afraid of being accused by reflecting minds of having introduced an unbecoming levity into the following pages1 for that writer may surely claim the approbation of the grave and the good who familiarises the mind with ,death by connecting it in any way with the various situations and circumstances of life4 ',,the ,,author4' ,the ,frontispiece represents the grim form of the spectral foe1 his skeleton frame calmly seated on the globe1 his grim jaw resting on his arm1 and his elbow on his knees2 at his feet is the hourglass he has borrowed from ,time2 he wears the crown1 which indicates his universal sovereignty1 and in his grasp is the dart which must touch all humanity in turn1 and speed them hence4 ,a pipe and tabor are suspended overhead1 and bats are flitting above4 ,round the effigy of destruction are strewn the means wherewith his ends are wrought4 ,a portly register1 ',death's ,dance1' is open2 beside it are the symbolical instruments of his decrees--pistols1 bullets1 daggers1 guns1 dice1 cards1 the executioner's axe1 a barrel of gunpowder1 compounds1 drugs1 opium1 arsenic1 mercury1 and the various fatal agencies arrayed against the natural preservation of life4 ,a vignette on the engraved ,title-page further elucidates the uses of ,death's pipe and tabor4 ,the grim ,king is enjoying himself in his own fashion1 dancing his rattling bones right merrily to his own music1 which he is congenially piping forth in a cemetery2 while the fatal hourglass and dart are laid aside upon the slab of a grave4 ,death's grim legions1 the skeleton messengers of his decrees1 are dancing fantastic figures with fiendish gaiety among the tombstones1 performing ghastly quadrilles sufficient to scare an involuntary beholder out of his senses4 ,plate #a4 ,time and ,death4 ,time and ,death their thoughts impart1 ,on works of ,learning and of ,art4 ,the first scene1 which we presume is simply introductory1 and that ,death and his comrade1 old ,time1 have dropped in unprofessionally or as critics1 represents two youthful students of the past4 ,the apartment is surrounded with shelves1 loaded with piles of busts and figures of the illustrious dead1 the effigies of renowned poets1 generals1 philosophers1 statesmen1 and all classes of the community1 from the earliest times1 being presented indiscriminately4 ,from these memorials the artist is sketching the portrait of a departed worthy4 ,a literary gentleman1 of a somewhat conventional type1 with an open collar1 a flowing dressing-gown1 slippers1 and general easy looseness of attire1 having papers before him1 and various manuscripts and ponderous volumes scattered around1 is about1 with a flourish of his quill1 to record his impressions of the past2 old ,father ,time1 with his bald crown1 and grey beard and spectacles on nose1 is leaning on his scythe2 while the grim ,king of ,terrors is grinning by his side1 curiously peering over the shoulders of the unconscious workers1 and suggesting-- ,the time-worn burden of the song ,that ,life is short--but ,art is long4 ,plate #b4 ,the ,antiquarian and ,death4 ,fungus1 at length1 contrives to get ,death's ,dart into his ,cabinet4 ,the second plate introduces us to the apartment of an elderly antiquary1 who1 nightcap on head1 is propped up on his couch1 with learned tomes littered around him1 trying to peer into the pages1 with the light of a candle held in a gilt sconce4 ,the chamber of the invalid is surrounded by trophies and relics1 and apparatus implying a diversity of tastes1 and the means of humouring them4 ,suits of armour1 suits of costume1 weapons1 busts1 ancient plate1 musical instruments1 vases1 urns1 idols1 c41 are mixed up with sketches1 folios of prints1 palettes1 books1 architectural instruments1 mortars1 retorts1 chemicals1 and other appliances4 ,a bull-dog is chasing rats1 which are invading these richly lumbered domains4 ,wine1 and a flask of vain 'elixir1' are at the antiquary's elbow2 but his candle is flickering1 and he is already sinking into stupefaction1 while the grim ,king of ,terrors1--to the horrent affright of a cat perched on the invalid's bed1--has stealthily stolen into the chamber2 and the last unique curiosity1 ',death's dart1' is about to become the property of the semi-conscious collector4 ,plate #c4 ,the ,last ,chase4 ,such mortal sport the chase attends4 ,at ,break-neck ,hill the hunting ends4 ,the chase is a stag1 the dogs have just run the noble beast down2 the hunters are making alarming efforts to come in 'at the death1' and accordingly they are piloted by the grim hunter in person1 mounted on a skeleton steed1 over the edge of a cliff which they perceive too late4 ,the frightened horses rear and plunge1 and dash themselves and their riders headlong to destruction4 ,,death follow'd on his courser pale1 ,up the steep hill1 or through the dale3 ,but1 'till the fatal hour drew nigh1 ,he veil'd himself from ev'ry eye4 ',twas then his horrid shape appear'd1 ,and his shrill voice the hunters heard3 ,with his fell dart he points the way1 ,til' astonish'd hunters all obey2 ,nor can they stop the courser's speed1 ,nor can they shun the deadly deed2 ,but follow with impetuous force1 ,the potent phantom's mortal course1 ,down the steep cliff--the ,chase is o'er-- ,the hunters fall--to rise no more6 99 99 99 99 99 ,still fate pursues--still mortals fly1 ,the chase continues till they die4 ,howe'er they live1 where'er they fall1 ,,death--,,mighty ,,hunter--earths them all6 ,plate #d4 ,the ,statesman4 ,not all the statesman's power1 or art1 ,can turn aside ,death's certain dart4 ,death1 according to another picture1 has asserted his supremacy in the presence of that very exalted personage1 a statesman--whose table1 covered with deeds and bags of money1 and whose office1 attended by numerous suitors1 bearing heavy contributions1 seem to indicate that the owner has not failed to provide for himself4 ,the portrait of ,midas tops the book-case4 ,a footman is pouring out a glass of wine for the great man's refreshment1 when the ,universal ,ruler1 the ',king of ,terrors1' who in this instance1 out of respect possibly to the object of his call1 has assumed his crown--is peering forth on the pair from behind a screen2 the ghastly summons has driven the colour from the cheeks of his victim1 and drawn the power from his limbs4 ,plate #e4 ,tom ,higgins4 ,his blood is stopp'd in ev'ry vein1 ,he ne'er will eat or drink again4 ,the story of ,tom ,higgins is instructive4 ,he began life as a bricklayer's lad1 rose gradually1 by care and industry1 to a position of influence1 and then turned his means to account4 ,a more important line he sought2 ,houses he jointly built1 and bought2 ,nay1 he had somehow learn'd to waste ,the gay man's wealth in works of taste4 ,after a life devoted to various building schemes and other speculations1 whereby ,tom ,higgins has grown into a man of great estate1 he is persuaded to become a squire1 and to retire to the country1 where his new position and state of being fail to afford him the gratification he had anticipated1 and he sighs for the simple joys of his early days4 ,coombe's easy verses best describe the artist's picture1 in which the end of wealth and consequence is graphically set forth1 when ,death finally drops in and discovers a passive and not unwilling victim in ,tom ,higgins4 ,at length1 wheel'd forth in easy chair1 ,his sole delight was to repair ,to a small1 shaded inn1 that stood ,contiguous to the turnpike-road3 ,there he could eat1 and drink1 and smoke1 ,and with the merry curate joke3 ,for though so chang'd in form and feature1 ,he still retain'd his pleasant nature3 ,and1 as he took his brimming glass1 ,was pleas'd to see the coaches pass3 ,nor did he hesitate to own ,he envied those who went to town1 ,and long'd to be at ,islington4 ',nay1 there ,i'll go once more1' he said1 ',but that won't be till ,i am dead3 ,for wheresoe'er fat ,tom shall die1 ,at ,islington his bones shall lie4 ,there1 where1 when ,i was young and poor1 ,i smok'd my pipe at ale-house door2 ,and now1 nor can ,i ,fortune blame1 ,when old and rich1 ,i do the same2 ,and all the good that pass'd between1 ,will be as if it ne'er had been4 ,but still1 ,i trust1 whene'er it ends1 ,death and ,tom ,higgins will be friends4' ,he spoke1 and straight a gentle sleep ,did o'er his yielding senses creep4 ,the pipe's last ling'ring whiff was o'er1 ,the hand could hold the tube no more2 ,it fell1 unheeded1 on the floor4 ,death then appear'd1 with gentle tread2 ,just show'd his dart1 and whisp'ring said1 ',spirits1 to your protection take him3 ,for nothing in this world can wake him4' ,plate #f4 ,the ,shipwreck4 ,the dangers of the ocean o'er ,death wrecks the sailors on the shore4 ,the good ship is sunk in the deep2 all is lost2 a few fragments of a longboat are thrown upon the beach2 the coast is rocky and inaccessible2 two exhausted and starving mariners1 the remnant of the crew1 are the sole survivors1 and they have only escaped the dangers of the deep to face a more lingering fate from exposure and want4 ,they are cast down without strength to assist themselves1 or encouragement to prolong their miserable existence4 ,seated on a rock before them1 confronting their blank1 hopeless1 starved faces1 sits the grim foe1 from whose clutches by sea they have barely escaped4 ,death in this case is merciful1 for he is welcomed as the deliverer4 ,cries ,joe3 ',come1 ,death1 and ease me of my pain1 ,oh plunge me in the stormy main3 ,hear my last prayer1 and be my friend3 ,thus let my life and suff'rings end6' ,he spoke2 and lo6 before him sat ,the summon'd messenger of fate4 ',ah6 thou art there 7the seaman said71 ,i know thee well--but who's afraid8 ,i fear'd thee not1 when1 at my gun1 ,i've seen the mischief thou hast done6 ,upon the deck1 from helm to prow1 ,nor1 old one1 do ,i fear thee now2 ,but yield me in thy friendly power1 ,and welcome this my final hour4' ,death wav'd his arm3--with furious shock1 ,the billows dash'd against the rock6 ,then1 with returning force1 they bore ,the helpless victims from the shore3 ,there sinking1 'neath the foaming wave-- ,the sailors found--the ,,sailor',s ,,grave4 ,plate #g4 ,the ,virago4 ,her tongue and temper to subdue ,can only be performed by you4 ,death is shown1 in another plate1 as the advocate of peace4 ,it is night1 and roysterers are staggering home1 assisted by friends1 or plundered by the harpies of darkness1 according to their fortune4 ,the watch is calling the hour1 when good souls should sleep in peace4 ,a fury of an old wife1 kicking1 fuming1 and tearing1 is considerately taken in hand by ,death1 the most effective tranquillising agent2 her husband is bowing and lighting his reviling spouse1 and her trusty keeper1 to the door1 while she is vainly screaming for the assistance of the watch4 ,her departure is viewed with rejoicing4 ,her husband follow'd to the gate ,submissive to the will of fate4 ',farewell 7he cried71 my dearest dear6 ,as ,i no more shall see you here1 ,to my fond wish it may be given ,that we may meet again in ,heaven2 ,and since your daily clamours cease1 ,on earth ,i hope to live in peace4 ,death1 far away1 my cares has carried4 ,molly1--to-morrow we'll be married6' ,plate #h4 ,the ,glutton4 ,what1 do these sav'ry meats delight you8 ,begone1 and stay till ,i invite you4 ,a well-to-do gourmand has taken his place at a plentifully supplied table1 whereon is spread all kinds of fare2 attendants are ministering to his wants1 and a handsome and elegantly dressed female is at his side2 the arch-jester1 ,death1 has suddenly dropped into a vacant arm-chair at the festive board2 joints are scattered1 plates are thrown down1 the founder of the feast is starting forward in consternation2 a male cook1 and serving maids1 bringing in fresh dishes1 are losing their grasp of delicacies which will never1 as it now appears1 regale the gluttony of their master4 ,the foot of the ghastly skeleton has touched an over-fed spaniel1 and the dog lies stiff4 ,death is politely handing forth his hourglass like a goblet1 wherein to pledge his host1 and enjoying a cruel pleasantry at the expense of the master of the house4 ,when the knight thought 'twere best be civil1 ,and hold a candle to the devil1 ',do lay that ugly dart aside2 ,a knife and fork shall be supplied2 ,come1 change your glass for one of mine1 ,that shall appear brimfull of wine2 ,perhaps you're hungry1 and may feel ,a hankering to make a meal1 ,so without compliment or words1 ,partake of what the house affords4' ',avaunt1' cried ,death1 'no more ado2 ,i'm come to make a meal of you6' ,plate #i4 ,the ,recruit4 ,i list you1 and you'll soon be found ,one of my regiment under ground4 ,a party of farm labourers1 wearing bunches of ribands in their caps1 are being recruited for the wars2 they are led by a drummer1 with whose steps they are clumsily attempting to keep time4 ,one fine1 tall1 healthy-looking young fellow is taking leave of his sweetheart2 his father1 mother1 and the rest of his family and friends1 grouped around--down to a grotesque-looking dog--are plunged into grief at his departure4 ,death1 who is wearing a plumed hat1 a jaunty cloak1 and who carries his dart like a halbert1 is clutching the shoulder of the recruit1 and hurrying forward his legions2 the universal captain is reminding his followers of the everlasting burden--,death and ,glory4 ,plate #aj4 ,the ,maiden ,ladies4 ,be not alarm'd1 ,i'm only come ,to choose a wife1 and light her home4 ,death1 with an air of awful gallantry1 wearing a gay cap1 rakishly set on one side of his grim bare skull1 with his dart put up guitar-wise1 and laying a bony hand on the part of his structure where his heart should be1 has arrived1 unannounced1 with a lantern to offer the courtesies of his escort to a large gathering of elderly spinsters--a 'tabby party' of weird and wizened-looking ancient anatomies--who are met for the joint distractions of scandal and gambling4 ,the cards1 the stakes1 and the play-table are capsized2 a fat footman is gazing with wonder at the guest last arrived1 but the old maids are sensible of the nature of his attentions1 and they are fluttering about in consternation and terror1 as to whose turn has come4 ,death1 it seems1 is making a jest of offering what these frozen old maids have lacked through life--a husband4 ',tis ,fate commands1 and ,i with pride1 ,embrace ,miss ,mustard as my bride4 ,a well-appointed hearse-and-four1 ,attends her pleasure at the door4 ,the marriage ceremonies wait ,her presence at the churchyard gate3 ,my lantern shines with nuptial light2 ,the bells in muffled peal invite2 ,and she shall be--,a bride to-night4 ,plate #aa4 ,the ,quack ,doctor4 ,i have a secret art to cure ,each malady which men endure4 ,apothecaries' ,hall1 it might reasonably be hinted by the satirists1 was a likely spot for ,death's visitations4 ,in ,rowlandson's print we find the grim foe in the full exercise of his privileges1 pounding away with fatal energy4 ,an apothecary is dispensing various noxious drugs to a considerable crowd of patients1 who are disfigured by various sufferings4 ,they will not be kept waiting long apparently1 for behind a curtain1 ,death1 grinning at himself with a satisfied air in a mirror1 and surrounded by the seeds of mortality1 is grinding slow poisons with a will2 the motive power of the situation2 as an able assistant to the quacks1 whose master he knows himself to be4 ,plate #ab4 ,the ,sot4 ,drunk and alive1 the man was thine1 ,but dead and drunk1 why--he is mine4 ,veteran topers are soaking at the sign of ,the ,goat on the village green2 they are bloated and gouty1 but convivial and careless4 ,the landlord is looking somewhat horrified to find one of his best and most unwieldy customers carried off by his enraged and scolding wife1 for whose assistance ,death has himself brought a wheelbarrow in which to cart away her incapable spouse1 and in reply to the railings of the vixen the grim death's-head is comically wagging his nether jaw1 and logically stating his just claim to this burden of well-saturated clay4 ,plate #ac4 ,the ,honeymoon4 ,when the old fool has drunk his wine ,and gone to rest1--,i will be thine4 ,a wealthy old dotard1 already half in the grave1 has committed the last supreme folly of decrepitude1 and married a young1 beautiful1 and blooming maid1 whose troth and affections are plighted in advance to a more suitable but less prosperous suitor4 ,the artist has drawn the enjoyments of the honeymoon2 the imbecile and antiquated 'happy man1' nightcap on head1 is plunged in an invalid chair2 a well-stuffed cushion gives ease to his gouty extremities2 a table at his side is spread with a costly dessert service4 ,the palsied hands of the venerable idiot are vainly striving to steady a goblet for a bumper2 the eager toper does not distinguish the hand which is filling his last glass4 ,the grim skeleton1 ,death1 stooping over a screen1 is supplying the final dose from his own fatal decanter4 ,the blushing fair1 who has been trying to soothe the gouty torments of her superannuated spouse with music and poetry1 is awakened to the sound of a window opening at her back1 her name is pronounced2 'tis the gallant and dashing young officer1 the man of her choice4 ,nothing abashed1 and without disturbing her attitude beside the invalid1 or turning her head1 her rounded arm and taper hand are leant over the casement by way of encouragement to her lover1 who is availing himself of the opportunity and is embracing her fingers4 ,think me not false1 for ,i am true3 ,nay1 frown not--yes1--to ,love and you4 ,reason and int'rest told me both1 ,to this old man to plight my troth4 ,i had but little--you had less2 ,no brilliant view of happiness3 ,and though1 within the lowest cot1 ,i would have shar'd your humble lot1 ,yet1 when the means ,i could possess ,which would our future union bless1 ,i gave my hand1 th' allotted price1 ,and made myself the sacrifice4 ,when ,i was to the altar led1 ,age and decrepitude to wed1 ,the old man's wealth seduc'd me there1 ,which gen'rous ,hymen bid me share2 ,and all1 within a month or two1 ,i hope1 brave boy1 to give to you4 ,behold1 and see the stroke of ,fate ,suspended o'er my palsied mate3 ,for ,death1 who fills his goblet high1 ,tells him to drink it1 and to die4 ,and now1 my ,henry dear1 depart ,with this assurance from my heart4 ,i married him1 by ,heaven1 'tis true1 ,with all his riches in my view1 ,,to ,,see ,,him ,,die--,,and ,,marry ,,you4 ,plate #ad4 ,the ,fox ,hunter ,unkennelled4 ,yes1 ,nimrod1 you may look aghast4 ,i have unkennel'd you at last4 ,a party of fox-hunters1 getting ready to start for the chase1 are refreshing themselves from substantial joints1 and potent stirrup-cups4 ,death1 the grim hunter1 uninvited and unannounced1 has joined the party1 to the consternation of both men and dogs2 one disconcerted ,nimrod1 in palsied affright1 has vainly sought concealment under the table2 ,death1 with true sportsman's instinct1 is raising the cloth1 and simultaneously striking the refugee1 'run to cover1' with his weapon4 ,while ,jack1 as quick as he was able1 ,sunk1 slyly1 underneath the table4 ,the phantom drew the drap'ry back1 ,and1 in a trice1 unkennell'd ,jack3 ,when1 after crying ,tally-ho6-- ,he pois'd his dart and gave the blow3 ,then told his friends to shove ,jack ,rover ,into the hearse which he leap'd over4 ,one or two prints of the series are not treated from a grotesquely horrible point of view4 ,plate #ae4 ,the ,good ,man1 ,death1 and the ,doctor4 ,no scene so blest in virtue's eyes1 ,as when the man of virtue dies4 ,in this picture the artist has been at the pains to illustrate1 without travesty1 the end of a good man1 stretched stiff on his last couch4 ,by the side of his bed kneel various members of his family1 plunged into the deepest affliction2 at the head of the bed stands a benevolent-visaged pastor of the church1 who has evidently just administered the last consolations of religion to the departed4 ,the burlesque element1 which does not interfere with the main group of the sketch1 is settled on the action of ,death1 who1 emblematic as usual1 is thrusting before him an evil-looking and overfed quackish practitioner1 the extortionate physician1 who has boldly declared 'he has no time for praying1 but demands his honorarium4' ,the arch foe has fixed his unrelaxing grip upon the shoulder of ,doctor ,bolus1 who it may be presumed has received his last fee4 ,plate #af4 ,death and the ,portrait4 ,nature and ,truth are not at strife1 ,death draws his pictures after life4 ,a gouty and decrepit corpulent sitter is propped up by cushions and pillows in an arm-chair placed on a raised stage in a painter's studio4 ,from the canvas it appears that the original of this last act of vanity is a judge4 ,the sitter has evidently reached a state of dotage1 and the artist has left his slumbering subject to enjoy a more congenial occupation2 he is showing a blushing young damsel1 who has accompanied the gout-ridden old judge1 certain designs1 groups of cupids1 and the young couple have seemingly established a very agreeable understanding4 ,death has fantastically perched himself in the artist's seat1 and having assumed his brush and palette1 is putting the finishing touches both to portrait and sitter4 ,the painter brings the promis'd aid1 ,and views the change that has been made4 ,he sees the picture's altered state1 ,and owns the master-hand of ,fate4 ',but1 why1' he cries1 'should artists grieve ,when models die1--if pictures live8' ,plate #ag4 ,the ,genealogist4 ,on that illumin'd roll of fame ,death waits to write your lordship's name4 ,in the escutcheon-panelled ancestral hall of the peer1 surrounded by the evidences of antiquity and wealthy ease1 the sepulchral visitor1 unbidden1 lays down his hourglass1 and is shown displaying to the affrighted gaze of a fashionably apparelled old couple1 the family genealogical table which he has taken the liberty of unrolling for an unexpected addition he is about to make4 ,on that illumined roll of fame ,death waits to write your lordship's name4 ,whether from ,priam you descend1 ,or your dad cried--,old chairs to mend1 ,when you are summon'd to your end1 ,you will not shun the fatal blow2 ,and sure you're old enough to know1 ,that though each varying pedigree ,begins with ,time1 it ends with me6 ,plate #ah4 ,the ,catchpole4 ,the catchpole need not fear a jail1 ,the undertaker is his bail4 ,a bailiff is serving a writ outside the ,debtors' ,prison1 the barred windows of which are filled with the faces of persons captured by one ,catchpole1 ,sheriff's ,officer4 ,the unfortunate prisoners1 crowded behind the bars of their jail1 are enjoying a grim instance of retributive justice4 ,while the bailiff is startling his victim with his unexpected capture-bespeaking tap1 ,death1 dart in hand1 is lightly performing the same ceremony for the stalwart sheriffs officer1 who is summoned in his turn1 and conclusively4 ,thus1 as he told his stern command1 ,a grisly spectre's fleshless hand ,his shoulder touch'd4 ,it chill'd his blood1 ,and at the sight he trembling stood4 ',you long have ow'd1' the ,phantom said1 ',what now must instantly be paid4' ',o give me time6' ',thou caitiff dun1 ,you know full well you gave him none4 ,your life's the debt that ,i am suing2 ',tis the last process1 ,master ,bruin4' ',i'll put in bail above4' ',no1 no3 ,,old ,,nick shall be your ,,bail ,,below4' ,plate #ai4 ,the ,insurance ,office4 ,insure his life1 but to your sorrow ,you'll pay a good round sum to-morrow4 ,a country squire1 in the prime of life1 has married a young bride2 he is persuaded by his frugal spouse to insure his life as a provision for her maintenance1 from prudential reasons4 ,as the young wife sensibly states the case3-- ,nature1 in all her freaks and fun1 ,has never given us a son2 ,and there's no jointure1 sir1 for me ,without that same contingency4 ,for your estate's so bound and tied1 ,so settled and transmogrified1 7,a thing one scarcely can believe7 ,you've not a thousand pounds to leave4 ,the artist has represented the couple arrived in town1 and visiting the insurance office1 the ',globe1' or ',pelican2' the actuary1 the secretary1 and the doctor are there to pass the customer's life1 and ,death--spectacles on nose and dart in hand--is also one of the party2 unperceived1 he is stooping down behind the seemingly robust applicant1 and gloating over the mischievous prank he has in contemplation4 ,to this the doctor sage agreed1 ,the office then was duly fee'd1 ,and sign'd and seal'd each formal deed4 ,now ,death1 who sometimes loves to wait ,at an insurance office gate1 ,to baffle the accountant's skill ,and mock the calculating quill1 ,had just prepar'd his cunning dart ,to pierce ,ned ,freeman's tranquil heart3 ,but lest the stroke should cause dispute1 ,and lawyers conjure up a suit1 ,death was determined to delay ,ned's exit to a future day2 ,and the dull moment to amuse1 ,he turn'd and kill'd a pair of ,jews4 ,thus was the husband's life insur'd1 ,and the wife's future wealth secur'd4 ,but ,death had not forgot his fiat1 ,so bid a fever set him quiet2 ,and ere1 alas1 ten days were past1 ,honest ,ned ,freeman breath'd his last4 ,the doctor call'd to certify ,his glowing health now saw him die4 ,thus she who lately came to town ,with not a doit that was her own1 ,weeping attends her husband's hearse1 ,with many a thousand in her purse1 ,and proves that she's of wives the best ,who knows her real interest4 ,plate #bj4 ,the ,schoolmaster4 ,death with his dart proceeds to flog ,th' astonished1 flogging pedagogue4 ,the learned schoolmaster1 whose years have reached a respectable longevity1 is surprised in the midst of his tasks1 while training the minds of the youths around him1 to discover the grim skeleton ,death1 mors pulsat1 concerning whose approach he is well stored with classic instances1 seated astride of the terrestrial globe1 to the consternation of the scared and flying scholars4 ,the well-read pedagogue is inclined to give his visitor a lesson from ,horace in good manners4 ,that he at least should knock1 and wait ,till some one opes th' unwilling gate4 ,to which ,death retorts in reply3-- ,doctor1 this dart will neither speak ,in ,hebrew1 ,latin1 or in ,greek1 ,but has a certain language known ,in ev'ry age as in our own4 ,the pale spectre proceeds to remind his charge of the prolonged allowance of life which has been allotted to the pedagogue1 although he finds his years have proved too short to allow him to complete the legacy of learning it was his fond ambition to leave behind him4 ,the doctor1 who seems a kindly preceptor1 and one whose self-composure it is difficult to disturb1 while resigning his mind to his own fate1 is interceding for his pupils4 ',but you'll at least these urchins spare1 ,they are my last1 my only care4' ',i'll hurt them not1 ,i'll only scare 'em3 ,so die1 and ,mors est finis rerum1 ,which1 for your scholars1 ,i'll translate1 ,death strikes the learn'd1 the little1 and the great6' ,plate #ba4 ,the ,coquette4 ,i'll lead you to the splendid crowd3 ,but your next dress will be a shroud4 ,a dashing belle1 of majestic presence--according to ,rowlandson's design--is standing before a toilette table which is elegantly fitted2 her costume is just completed1 and her tire-woman is holding a light wrapper1 when1 in spite of the exertions made by a duenna to restrain his brusque invasion1 an unexpected intruder is gliding into the handsome chamber4 ,bowing with the extreme of mock politeness1 ,death has come as cavalier to escort the lady1 who was preparing for a masquerade2 his hourglass and dart are slung by his side1 he sports a fashionable powdered wig1 with a solitaire1 a red coat1 a cocked hat1 dandified pumps1 and a frill1 which he is fingering with the air of a petit matre4 ,according to ,coombe's verses1 we learn that ,flavia1 a young lady of ton1 whose sister is but recently dead1 cannot resist the temptation to cast off her mourning for one evening1 and apparel herself as the ',queen of ,beauty1' to appear at midnight at ,lady ,mary's ball4 ,but1 as her lovely form receiv'd ,the robe which ,fashion's hand had weav'd1 ,a shape appear'd of such a mien ,as ,flavia's eyes had never seen4 ',how dare you enter here1' she said1 ',and what's this saucy masquerade8 ,who are you8 ,betty1 ring the bell4' ,the ,shape replied--'',twill be your knell4 ,i'll save you from the swelt'ring crowd1 ,form'd by the vain1 the gay1 the proud1 ,for which your tawdry mind prepares ,its fruitless1 its coquettish airs4 ,lady1 you now must quit your home ,for the cool grotto of a tomb4 ,be not dismay'd2 my gallant dart ,will ease the flutt'rings of your heart4' ,he grinn'd a smile2 the jav'lin flies1 ,when ,betty screams--and ,flavia dies6 ,plate #bb4 ,time1 ,death1 and ,goody ,barton4 ,a ,causette4 ,on with your dead1 and ,i'll contrive ,to bury this old fool alive4 ,old ,time1 armed with his scythe1 is driving his mortuary cart through a village2 the horse is a mere skeleton1 but the vehicle is heavily loaded1 humanity is heaped up like carcases of no account1 in fact the melancholy receptacle is as full as it will hold1 and the wheel is passing over the neck of a frightened cur4 ,death is acting as collector1 and has picked up one of the plagues of the village1 a troublesome old man1 who is kicking1 fighting1 and protesting against the violent illegality of ,death's treatment in throwing his lot amongst the defunct4 ,stern ,time1 on the box1 is turning round to remonstrate with his assistant4 ,time4 ,while he shows that living face1 ,with me he cannot have a place4 ,death4 ',tis true the fellow makes a riot3 ,there's one jerk more--and now he's quiet4 ,a young wife1 who has a soldier-lad in attendance waiting for the shoes of her old husband1 is dragging forth an ancient cripple1 and pushing him on against his will3-- ,death4 ,my goody1 'tis too late to-day1 ,time's moving on1 and will not stay2 ,but be at rest and save your sorrow1 ,the cart will call again to-morrow4 ,plate #bc4 ,the ,undertaker and the ,quack4 ,the doctor's sick'ning toil to close1 ',recipe coffin' is the dose4 ,a prosperous quack practitioner1 meditating over his specific sovereign pill to cure all ills1 is riding gravely through the streets of a picturesque country town4 ,as his hack is passing ,screwtight the undertaker's window1 that worthy is thrown into consternation1 for he recognises1 immovably perched behind the cogitating empiric1 the figure of a grim rider with whose presence he is too professionally familiar to be deceived4 ,and leaping on the doctor's hack1 ,sat close and snugly at his back2 ,and as they reach'd ,ned ,screwtight's door1 ,death sneez'd--and ,nostrum was no more4 ,the undertaker is plunged into sincere mourning for the loss of his great patron2 his less far-seeing wife declares he ought to rejoice at his good fortune1 since there's the job of burying the deceased doctor4 ,screwtight hung down his head and sigh'd3 ',you foolish woman1' he replied1 ',old ,nostrum there stretch'd on the ground ,was the best friend ,i ever found4 ,the good man lies upon his back1 ,and trade will now be very slack4 ,how shall we undertakers thrive1 ,with doctors who keep folks alive8 ,you talk of jobs2 ,i swear 'tis true1 ,i'd sooner do the job for you4 ,we've cause to grieve1 say what you will1 ,for when quacks die1 they cease to kill4' ,plate #bd4 ,the ,masquerade4 ,such is the power and such the strife ,that ends the masquerade of life4 ,a masked ball is represented at its height1 gaily attended1 and held in the ,pantheon or some similar building4 ,a dance is proceeding2 the most diversified scenes meet the eye on all sides1 and ,rowlandson has given full play to his humorous inventive faculties4 ,in the front of the picture the crowd of merrymakers1 all unthinking and unprepared1 are horrified to discover a new turn abruptly given to the travesty2 the tall figure of ,death has suddenly cast away his disguising domino1 and holding aside a demoniac mask1 is revealing to the terrified spectators the actual figure of the skeleton-destroyer1 armed with his dart1 and in grim earnest to strike4 ,harlequins1 nuns1 monks1 devils1 ,turks1 toxopholites1 bacchantes1 jockeys1 ,punch1 ,falstaff1 ,jupiter1 ,ophelia1 ,friar ,tuck1 watchmen1 magicians1 fair enchantresses and ,circassians1 archbishops1 ,roman heroes1 and ,grand ,signiors--characters in vogue in ,rowlandson's day--are thrown down pell-mell and trampling one over the other in their eagerness to get as far away as possible from this unwelcome and awful addition to the excitement of the revelry2 this ghastly joker who with unequivocal reality is threatening to extinguish their gaieties for ever4 ,plate #be4 ,the ,deathblow4 ,how vain are all your triumphs past1 ,for this set-to will be your last4 ,two prize-fighters have met on ,epsom ,downs to decide the championship of the ',ring1' with umpires1 bottle-holders1 and all the paraphernalia of the 'fancy4' ,in the artist's picture one of the combatants has received a fatal blow1 and he is stretched lifeless on the turf4 ,the grim figure of ,death1 the bony personification which permeates the series1 has suddenly joined the sport1 and he is squaring up to the scared victor in a scientific and confident attitude2 the horrified champion is unconsciously raising his strong arms to guard himself against this new opponent1 though justly disinclined to continue such an unequal contest4 ,impressed by the fatal ending of the man he has beaten the winner has conscientiously registered a vow1 on the spur of the moment1 'to never fight again4' ,but ,death appear'd6 ,once more1 my friend1 ,yes1 one round more1 and all will end4 ,the crowds of fashionable and sporting spectators are all dispersing at the top of their speed1 running and driving away from this unexpected opponent1 and turning their backs on this involuntary renewal of their favourite diversion4 ,confusion reign'd throughout the scene1 ,and the crowds hurried from the ,green4 ,the roads were quickly covered o'er ,with chaise and pair and chaise and four1 ,while curricles and gigs display ,the rapid fury of their way1 ,and many a downfall grac'd the day4 ,as ,playgame claim'd a flying bet1 ,his new-built tilb'ry was o'erset3 ,lord ,gammon's barouche met its fate ,in contact with a turnpike-gate2 ,and ,ned ,fly's gig1 that hurried after1 ,was plung'd into a pond of water4 ,but1 would it not be vain to tell ,the various chances that befel ,horsemen and footmen who that day ,from ,death's dread challenge ran away8 ,for when th' affrighted crowd was gone1 ,and ,,death and ,,harry were alone1 ,the spectre hasten'd to propose ,that they should forthwith come to blows2 ,but ,harry thought it right to say1 ',as no one's here to see fair play1 ,i'll try your strength another day4 ,besides1 ,i know not how you're made1 ,i look for substance1 you're a ,shade1 ,a bag of bones2 for aught ,i know1 ,old ,broughton1 from the shades below3 ,and though alive ,i should not dread ,his power1 ,i war not with the dead4' ,thus keeping well his guard he spoke1 ,when grinning ,death put in a stroke ,which did the short-liv'd round decide1 ,and ,sheffield ,harry1 in his pride1 ,was laid by ,tom from ,london's side4 ,plate #bf4 ,the ,vision of ,skulls4 7,in the ,catacombs47 ,as it appears1 though dead so long1 ,each skull is found to have a tongue4 ,a party of the fashionably curious are carrying their taste for sight-seeing down into the catacombs1 and the fragments of decaying humanity are lighted up for their ghastly entertainment4 ,in the instance designed by ,rowlandson the visitors are lost in horror at the spectacle of the grinning human skulls arranged in trim arcades2 they do not notice the person of their conductor1 who is more fearful to look upon than the relics around4 ,death himself1 dart in hand1 is condescending to act as showman to the gallery of his own furnishing2 the torch he holds is whirled aloft in his grisly left arm1 in an instant it will be flung into a well of water1 which the holiday-makers have not distinguished2 darkness must succeed1 and many of the spectators may follow the flambeau or lose their way in terror-striking and fearful labyrinths which extend for leagues under the city4 ,plate #bg4 ,the ,porter's ,chair4 ,what watchful care the portal keeps6 ,a porter he who never sleeps4 ,seated snugly in the hall-porter's easy-chair before the handsome mantel and cheerful fire in the marble-paved hall of a nobleman's mansion1 with its statues and embellishments telling of ease1 taste1 and profusion1 is our old friend the grim hero of the series4 ,he is waiting quite tranquilly1 impatience is foreign to his impassive temperament2 his hourglass is on the ground at his side2 his dart is held negligently1 but in readiness2 a nocturnal bird is hovering suggestively over his fleshless head2 he has supplanted the night-porter1 and is probably sitting there attending the return of the unprepared owner of these rich surroundings4 ,some sound has alarmed the servants2 the butler has stolen down in his nightcap1 armed with sword and pistol2 he is collapsed with terror1 and his defences are dropping from his hand on making the discovery that ,death has established himself in the hall2 and the fat cook1 who is also paralysed with horror1 has taken a false step1 and is falling giddily down the staircase1 whence her head will come in violent contact with the marble floor2 and ,death without turning in his seat may confidently count upon one victim in advance4 ,for at the time ,death's pleas'd to come1 ,we all of us must be at home4 ,plate #bh4 ,the ,pantomime4 ,behold the signal of ,old ,time1 ,that bids you close your pantomime4 ,a pantomimic scene is transpiring2 according to the artist's picture1 it is the very last place where ,death's ghastly impersonation could be considered a diverting addition to the company4 ,the background represents the sea-shore2 ,columbine1 supported on the arm of ,harlequin1 is pirouetting and posturing in amorous poses2 the other personages of the mimic theatre are thrown into actions which are entirely unpremeditated1 while their countenances wear expressions which supply ghastly contrasts to their motley4 ,death once more has intruded his bony person on the stage1 the inevitable dart is held slily behind him1 and in the painted and terror-stricken faces of ,pierrot and ,pantaloon the tale-telling hourglass is held up1 the sand has run through1 and the mummers must away hence4 ,the stage wizard is stretched at length on his back1 and his wonder-working magic sword is mere lath and tinsel before the weapon of this grim supernatural actor1 who has come1 unengaged1 to give a new turn to the show4 ,thus may ,death's image aid delight1 ',mid the gay scen'ry of the night3 ,but in the pantomime of years1 ',tis serious all when ,death appears4 ,for then no grin can ,pierrot save2 ,he finds the trap a real grave2 ,old ,pantaloon1 with all his care1 ,will cease to be an actor there2 ,lun's magic sword1 with all its art1 ,must yield to ,fate's resistless dart1 ,and when life's closing scene is o'er1 ,the curtain falls to rise no more4 ,plate #bi4 ,the ,horse ,race4 ,this is a very break-neck heat2 ,and1 squire jockey1 you are beat4 ,the artist has pictured a race-course2 in the distance the grand stand1 a group of tents1 and crowds of equestrians and equipages may be distinguished4 ,a file of race-horses1 with their jockeys and trainers1 are being walked up to the starting point4 ,a crowd of mounted 'sporting gents1' the lite of the patrons of the turf1 are assembled round the 'betting post1' shouting the odds and eagerly making their engagements before the approaching start4 ,nearer the spectator is displayed some of the fun of the course1 which never failed to strike ,rowlandson's eye4 ,an old dame has a table and an arrow1 at which sundry juvenile rustics are gambling for cakes1 and a ,jew pedlar is tossing with two sportive urchins for nuts4 ,the ,dead ,heat referred to in ,coombe's lines is shown in the person of an anxious country squire1 who1 afraid of arriving at the betting post too late to speculate1 is pushing his horse along madly to arrive in time1 without noticing a skeleton steed1 neck and neck with his own1 whose jockey is the inevitable skeleton1 ,mors1 wearing a gay cap and feather1 and turning his dart to account as a riding-whip4 ,now ,jack was making to the post1 ,the busy scene of won and lost1 ,when to all those he saw around1 ,he cried1 ',i offer fifty pound1 ,that to yon gambling place ,i get ,before you all4' ,death took the bet4 ,the squire's mare was ,merry ,joan1 ,and ,death rode ,scrambling ,skeleton4 ,they started1 nor much time was lost ,before they reach'd the gambling host3 ,but ere they reach'd the betting pole1 ,which was the terminating goal1 ,o'er a blind fiddler ,joan came down1 ,with fatal force poor ,jack was thrown1 ,when a stone on the verdure laid ,prov'd harder than the rider's head4 ,death way'd aloft his dart and fled4 ,plate #cj4 ,the ,dram-,shop4 ,some find their death by sword and bullet1 ,and some by fluids down the gullet4 ,death is discovered nefariously at work adulterating the spirit-casks with vitriol and aquafortis4 ,plate #ca4 ,the ,gaming-,table4 ,whene'er ,death plays1 he's sure to win6 ,he'll take each knowing gamester in4 ,death1 the successful player1 is shown stripping the table of the stakes and breaking the bank by force4 ,but ,death1 who1 as he roams about1 ,may find the ,gaming ,table out2 99 99 99 99 99 ,he enters2 when the fearful shout ,echoes around of 'turn him out4' ',no1' he replies1 'that gold is mine3 ,gamester1 that gold you must resign4 ,now life's the main1' the spectre cries3 ,he throws1 and lo6 the gamester dies4 ,plate #cb4 ,the ,battle4 ,such is1 alas1 the common story ,of blood and wounds1 of death and glory4 ,death is engaged in serving a battery which is sweeping all before it4 ,plate #cc4 ,the ,wedding4 ,plutus commands1 and to the arms ,of doting age she yields her charms4 ,death1 with a wig1 bands1 and gown1 is within the altar railings performing the marriage service with an air of mocking reverence2 the actors in the marriage ceremony do not appear to have recognised the dread personage who is tying the nuptial knot1 to be instantly cut asunder by the end of the effete bridegroom4 ,plate #cd4 ,the ,skaters4 ,on the frail ice1 the whirring skate ,becomes an instrument of fate4 ,the scene represents one of the parks1 the waters are frozen over and crowded with pleasure-seekers of both sexes indulging their amusement in the teeth of danger--nay1 as it appears in the picture1 in the very jaws of death4 ,the skeleton foe is taking his pastime amongst the crowd1 and combining relaxation with business4 ,the ice is suddenly giving way in all directions1 and the skaters are tripped up by the grim evolutionist4 ,they are falling headlong into the water1 fatal casualties are occurring on all sides1 and the distant crowds1 who are scrambling away incontinently since the arch-enemy has volunteered to share their pastime1 are coming into violent collision1 and falling on the ice1 breaking their limbs or suffering fatal concussions4 ,plate #ce4 ,the ,duel4 ,here honour1 as it is the mode1 ,to ,death consigns the weighty load4 ,nowhere could ,death's presence be more suitably manifested than on the field of honour2 and1 as the artist has pictured the situation1 the parties are met to settle some trifling dispute2 seconds and surgeons are naturally in attendance4 ,death is promptly dashing in and dragging off a stout combatant in the prime of life1 who1 having just received his quietus1 is caught in the arms of the omniscient and universal antagonist before his falling body can touch his mother earth4 ,plate #cf4 ,the ,bishop and ,death4 ,though ,i may yield my forfeit breath1 ,the ,word of ,life defies thee1 ,death4 ,the artist1 with that talent which distinguished him above his contemporaries1 has concluded the first volume of the ,dance of ,death with a nobler design2 an occasion is presented with deeper purpose wherein ,death is shorn of the majesty of terror4 ,a venerable bishop1 seated in a handsome ,gothic apartment of the episcopal palace1 with the ,book of ,life open before him1 and his chaplain in attendance1 is receiving an abrupt visitation from the ghastly spectre4 ,the difficulty of frightening the reverend victim1 whose mind seems well prepared for the end1 however premature1 has made ,death put himself somewhat out of the way to appear sensationally startling2 his grim humour seems to have been laid aside for once1 and he is weakly seeking effect in a theatrical pose1 striking a stagey attitude1 poising his weapon1 and holding on high his warning hourglass4 ,the whole impression is admirably conveyed4 ,the ,destroyer's posture is pretentious without being imposing2 he has missed his point2 this bombastical terrorism has nothing of the terrific left in it1 and ,death looks somewhat disappointed on failing to produce more consternation4 ,the bishop is calmly receiving his turbulent visitor1 with an air which seems to demand1 without perturbation3 ',o ,death1 where is thy sting8 ,o grave1 where is thy victory8' ,,the ,,english ,,dance ,,of ,,death4 ,,second ,,volume4 ,plate #a4 ,the ,suicide4 ,death smiles1 and seems his dart to hide1 ,when he beholds the suicide4 ,upon a rock-bound shore1 whose jagged boulders come down to the deep1 dashes a troubled sea1 the waters of which are settling down after a tempest4 ,upon the foam floats the form of a drowned man2 above is seen the figure of a female1 forlorn and reckless1 who has come to meet her future husband1 and finds only his corpse--his life lost in a valiant effort to succour a sinking fellow-creature from a wreck4 ,the tidings to the bride were brought1 ,in frantic haste the spot she sought1 ,and viewing from the heights above ,all that remain'd for her to love1 ,she darted headlong to the tide1 ,and on her ,henry's bosom died4 ,death is present at this moving scene1 lolling at his ease on the rock from whence the maiden is plunging2 his dart is affectedly put aside1 and he is pretending to wipe away a sentimental tear4 ,plate #b4 ,champagne1 ,sherry1 and ,water-,gruel4 ,have patience1 ,death1 nor be so cruel ,to spoil the sick man's water-gruel4 ,the verses intended to illustrate this picture of ,death's visitations contain an argument between three friends on the best means of regulating their lives2 the artist has worked out this theory in his plate4 ,one member of the party assembled1 a stout florid old gentleman1 declares his golden rule in life has been to please himself1 so he and his daughter are illustrating his text by drinking full bumpers of champagne2 beside him1 sipping his thimblefuls of sherry1 is another theorist1 who has passed his days in moderate indulgences4 ,in an invalid chair beside the fire sits their host1 a vaporous hypochondriac1 who has passed his existence in humouring imaginary ills on a diet of sago and doctor's stuff4 ,his nurse is preparing a saucepan of gruel1 which the ,mortis ,imago1 as his convivial friend has christened him1 is preferring to more exhilarating beverages4 ,death has stepped in and settled the question as to which of these old schoolfellows shall last the longest2 he has placed his bony hand on the shoulder of the great patron of doctors1 and before departing with his 'meagre meal' he is giving the friends1 who are allowed to survive for the time being1 this piece of gratuitous advice if they would put off his visits as long as possible3-- ,extremes endeavour to forego1 ,nor feed too high1 nor feed too low4 ,plate #c4 ,the ,nursery4 ,death rocks the cradle3 life is o'er3 ,the infant sleeps1 to wake no more4 ,this picture may be designated a warning to fashionable mothers4 ,a fine infant has been 'put out to nurse2' it is evident that the child would have been better at home4 ,the 'foster mother' is a coarse sloven1 and has neglected her charge for her self-indulgence4 ,the natural parent1 a handsome young woman1 dressed in the height of the mode1 and accompanied by friends of quality1 has yielded to a sudden impulse to pay a visit to her offspring4 ,the door of the cottage is opened1 and this is what meets the horrified eyes of the party4 ,the nurse sunk in a drunken sleep1 her head on a cushion1 another cushion at her feet1 a flagon of spirits at her elbow and a glass in her hand1 and a starved cat on her chair2 the infant's food upset on the floor1 the apartment neglected1 a clothes-line and damp linen stretched over the infant's head1 and ,death sitting by1 grotesquely rocking the cradle1 and singing his mortal lullaby4 ,no shrieks1 no cries will now its slumbers break1 ,the infant sleeps1--ah1 never to awake6 ,plate #d4 ,the ,astronomer4 ,why1 ,i was looking at the ,bear3 ,but what strange planet see ,i there6 ,the astronomer1 who from his surroundings would also seem a student of miscellaneous sciences1 is seated in his observatory1 deep in the contemplation of the planets4 ,grim ,death has called to summon the 'learned ,senex' hence1 and he is playing his victim a final prank4 ,one evening1 as he view'd the sky ,through his best tube with curious eye1 ,and 'mid the azure wilds of air ,pursu'd the progress of a star1 ,a figure seem'd to intervene1 ,which in the sky he ne'er had seen1 ,but thought it some new planet given1 ,to dignify his views of heaven4 ',oh1 this will be a precious boon6 ,herschel's volcanoes in the ,moon ,are nought to this1' old ,senex said2 ',my fortune is for ever made4' ',it is1 indeed1' a voice replied3 ,the old man heard it1 terrified2 ,and as ,fear threw him to the ground1 ,through the long tube ,death gave the wound4 ,plate #e4 ,the ,father of the ,family4 ,the doctors say that you're my booty2 ,come1 sir1 for ,i must do my duty4 ,death1 in this picture1 has rather a hard tussle for it4 ,his friends1 the learned physicians1 who are pocketing their fees1 and turning their backs on their late patient1 are hurrying away4 ,death1 with a great show of force1 has seized his victim1 still in the pride of manhood1 by the dressing-gown1 and is seeking to drag him from the frantic embraces of those to whom his life is dear4 ,the father and mother are remonstrating with this merciless abductor2 the blooming wife and infants of the unfortunate are cast down in despair2 his sisters have seized him boldly round the waist1 and1 one behind the other1 are making a sturdy stand against the fatal messenger2 the servants and all the inmates of the noble mansion have rushed out1 and are endeavouring by their entreaties1 or by a show of resistance1 to stay the steps of the tyrant4 ,plate #f4 ,the ,fall of ,four-in-,hand4 ,death can contrive to strike his blows ,by overturns and overthrows4 ,death has come again1 in his irresistible shape1 and he has found the occasion ready to his hand4 ,a dashing charioteer1 a man of wealth and fashion1 with a gaily attired female by his side1 is tearing along1 eager to leave behind ,the common coursers of the wind1 ,in more than phaetonic state1 ,for every horse had won a plate4 ,but on arriving at a low bridge1 which spans a torrent1 the blood horses become unmanageable2 the driver sighs for a 'tight postilion1' and behold on the 'leader' is seated one who will spur the whole team to destruction2 the horses are sent over the narrow bridge1 the tall curricle is capsized1 and eternity is instantly opened to the careless pleasure-seekers4 ,plate #g4 ,gaffer ,goodman4 ,another whiff1 and all is o'er1 ,and ,gaffer ,goodman is no more4 ,gaffer ,goodman is a selfish sybarite1 who has secured a charming rustic maiden for his wife1 as being a proceeding more economical than engaging a nurse4 ,the gaffer1 whose existence is centred on creature comforts1 is seated in his huge easy-chair1 under a row of goodly hams1 a provision for the future1 before his ,brobdingnagian fireplace1 with a cosy nightcap1 dressing-gown1 and slippers for ease1 meditating over the good things preparing for dinner1 his beer jug ready to hand and warming1 sunk in the tranquil enjoyment of his pipe4 ,another smoker has1 unperceived by the gaffer1 planted himself by his side1 burlesquing his enjoyment1 and timing his whiffs to the final puff4 ,the neat and pretty wife1 sacrificed to the selfishness of the old yeoman1 is cheerfully spinning her flax at the open window1 leaning through which the artist has introduced a well-favoured youth1 her late sweetheart1 discarded by necessity1 but soon to be consoled1 as the lady is assuring the lad of her heart4 ',when ,i declare that ,i'll be true ,to ,gaffer ,goodman1 and to you3 ,and when he does his breath resign1 ,be wise--and ,strephon1 ,i'll be thine4' ',then take her1 ,strephon1' ,death replied1 ,who smoking sat by ,goodman's side3 ',her husband's gone1 as you may see1 ,for his last pipe he smok'd with me4' ,plate #h4 ,the ,urchin ,robbers4 ,o the unconscionable brute6 ,to murder for a little fruit6 ,the plate represents a pretty1 trimly kept garden1 belonging to a mansion of some pretensions4 ,a group of young marauders have been stripping the orchard4 ,they are suddenly scared by the apparition of the gardener1 whose person is disclosed over a bush beside his greenhouses1 where1 gun in hand1 he has been lying in ambush1 to teach his troublesome tormentors a lesson4 ,some of the marauders have gained the wall1 and are dragging up their comrades4 ,others are following1 loaded with well-filled bags of plunder2 a bigger lad is seized in the rear by the gardener's dog4 ,the man has no deadly intentions1 he merely wishes to frighten the urchins as a warning2 but the grim figure is lurking undiscovered by his side2 the musket is discharged1 and to the affright of the custodian of the fruit1 a youth falls lifeless to the ground4 ',twas not his aim which had wrought this mischief2 the whole affair was pre-arranged by his unperceived companion1 with the most plausible motives1 as ,death himself confesses4 ,i drove the boy to scale the wall1 ,i made th' affrighted robber fall1 ,i plac'd beneath the pointed stone ,that he had crack'd his skull upon4 ,i've been his best and guardian friend1 ,and sav'd him from a felon's end3 ,scourging and lectures had been vain6 ,the rascal was a rogue in grain1 ,and1 had ,i lengthen'd out his date1 ,the gallows would have been his fate4 ,you living people oft mistake me1 ,i'm not so cruel as you make me4 ,plate #i4 ,death turned ,pilot4 ,the fatal pilot grasps the helm1 ,and steers the crew to ,pluto's realm4 ,the sea is in a tempest1 and the wrecks of two good ships are battling with the foaming waters4 ,a number of unfortunate creatures are endeavouring to escape in a longboat1 pulled by the rowers with the vigour of despair2 but the struggle for life is cut short2 grim ,death has taken his place in the stern1 he is exultingly flourishing ,time's hourglass before the horrified survivors1 and wilfully steering the bark to destruction2 the head of the boat is dipping beneath the waves1 and a watery grave completes ,death's handiwork4 ,plate #aj4 ,the ,winding-up of the ,clock4 ,no one but me shall set my clock3 ,he set it1 and behold the shock4 ,the picture represents a general scene of downfall4 ,a stout clergyman has obstinately insisted on his right to attend to his own timepiece over the chimney-glass4 ,his fat body has lost its balance1 the steps are overturned1 the breakfast table and its equipage are brought to ruin2 the shock1 aided by the sly hand of ,death in ambush1 has upset his portly wife in her arm-chair1 and a general destruction is hinted of persons and property alike4 ,plate #aa4 ,the ,family of ,children4 ',twere well to spare me two or three ,out of your num'rous family4 ,in this plate we are introduced to a scene of extensive domestic felicity2 at a breakfast-table is seated the father of a numerous family1 surrounded by fourteen pledges of conjugal affection2 another child is in a nurse's arms1 and in the apartment beyond may be perceived the worthy and prolific partner of his joys1 who has lately presented her husband with their sixteenth infant4 ,death proposes to take one or two of these children under his charge1 but the good father will not hear of it4 ',well then1 let it be the infant1' proposes the greedy fiend4 ',no1 'twould break the mother's heart6' ',whom shall ,i strike then8' ,death demands4 ,the benevolent parent can only suggest 'the nurse4' ,plate #ab4 ,death's ,door4 ,in this world all our comfort's o'er1 ,so let us find it at ,death's door4 ,death's bony person is half thrust through his portals--which lead to the grave--as he has been disturbed by a boisterous summons thundered at his gate4 ,he seems quite shocked at the importunities of a crowd of unfortunates who are clamorous in their demands for instant admittance to the unknown realms4 ,madmen1 the extremely aged1 the gouty1 the bereaved1 those afflicted with poverty1 disease1 scolding wives1 the hungering1 cripples1 forsaken ones1 and a multitude of various sufferers to whom the buffets of life have proved insupportable1 are supplicating refuge from an unkindly world4 ,plate #ac4 ,the ,fire4 ,let him go on with all his rigs2 ,we're safe2 he'll only burn the pigs4 ,death in this plate is represented as a reckless incendiary2 he is flourishing a brace of flaming torches1 and is bent on doing all the mischief within his power4 ,a farmhouse is the object of his destructiveness2 the cattle are escaping1 and the family1 disturbed from their slumbers by fire1 are huddled together with such articles as could be secured in a hurried flight when their own lives were endangered4 ,the unfortunate pigs may count on being roasted1 as nothing can save the farm from the flames4 ,plate #ad4 ,the ,miser's ,end4 ,old dad at length is grown so kind1 ,he dies1 and leaves his wealth behind4 ,the miser is laid out prone1 half-starved1 his stiffening hands are still grasping bonds1 notes1 and a bag of money2 his body is propped up by a 'book of interest1' and he has died1 without the ease of a bed1 on a mattress placed on the floor of his strong room4 ,his iron boxes and money chests are opened by ,death1 who is leading the miser's delighted heirs into the treasure-chamber1 where the bags of wealth1 heaps of coin1 and files of securities have banished all remembrance of the miserable corpse1 lately the self-denying hoarder of these superfluous riches4 ,plate #ae4 ,gretna ,green4 ,love1 spread your wings1 ,i'll not outstrip 'em1 ,though ,death's behind1 he will not clip 'em4 ,a coach-and-four1 driven by two postilions1 is speeding off to ,scotland2 it contains a fair ward1 and a captain1 her abductor4 ,this hopeful pair are eloping to ,gretna ,green2 the ward is escaping from the house of her old guardian1 who had a desire to marry her himself for her wealth2 the baffled and avaricious tyrant is riding his hardest to overtake the fugitives1 who are threatening him with pistols held out of either window4 ,death1 mounted on a skeleton steed1 is riding step for step with the pursuer1 whose horse will presently stumble1 the chase will be over1 and the greedy guardian's schemes will be abruptly brought to an end4 ,plate #af4 ,the ,waltz4 ,by ,gar1 that horrid1 strange buffoon ,cannot keep time to any tune4 ,a ,french dancing-master1 while playing on the fiddle1 is exercising a pretty and graceful maiden in the dance2 the professor is out of temper with the fair pupil's partner1 although the lady seems absorbed in the excitement of the motion4 ',tis ,death waltzing his delicate victim--entranced and unsuspicious--into a consumption1 which will end in the churchyard4 ,plate #ag4 ,maternal ,tenderness4 ,thus it appears a pond of water ,may prove an instrument of slaughter4 ,the picture in this instance represents a lake situated in a noble park4 ,two youths have been tempted to bathe2 one is lifted out of the water apparently lifeless4 ,his mother1 who has been alarmed by the intelligence of her son's danger1 has just arrived1 at the instant that the seemingly dead body is borne to the bank4 ,the sudden shock has proved too much for nature to withstand4 ,the tender parent falls back overpowered and unconscious1 and ,death1 with an air of solicitude1 is ready there to catch her falling form in his bony support1 since she has become his charge4 ,plate #ah4 ,the ,kitchen4 ,thou slave to ev'ry gorging glutton1 ,i'll spit thee like a leg of mutton4 ,while dinner is just prepared for my lord's table the stout chef and his attendant myrmidons are thrown into disorder by the appearance of an unwelcome intruder4 ,dishes are dropped1 everything is forgotten but personal security4 ,the fat first male cook is the object of ,death's attack1 and the grim skeleton1 armed with a long roasting spit1 is trampling over the fallen person of a frightened kitchen-maid1 and is proceeding to impale the great chef1 who is the only person present that is making a stand against the assassin4 ,plate #ai4 ,the ,gig4 ,away they go1 in chaise and one1 ,or to undo or be undone4 ,a sporting tradesman1 driving a highly spirited horse1 is taking his lady out for exercise on an excursion4 ,frightened by a dog1 the mettlesome horse is dashing away distracted2 another object1 the figure of ,death seated on a milestone1 has completed the scare2 the steed is tearing wildly towards the margin of a cliff which overhangs the sea2 the driver is trying to pull up1 the reins snap1 and he is dashed out on his head1 while his companion leaps off1 to fall a corpse at the feet of the grim figure perched on the milestone4 ,plate #bj4 ,the ,mausoleum4 ,your crabbed dad is just gone home3 ,and now we look for joys to come4 ,the heroine of this adventure is an heiress who is loved by a certain lord1 but in spite of the daughter's inclinations and the quality of the suitor1 the crabbed father will neither part with his child nor his wealth while he retains his place in life4 ,this impediment is removed in the picture4 ,while the unreasonable parent is hobbling on his crutches into the entrance of a mausoleum1 the door of which ,death is assiduous to open for the reception of his expected visitor1 the happy couple1 overjoyed1 are walking1 locked in a tender embrace1 to his lordship's equipage1 at the door of which two footmen are standing in readiness1 while the coachman is waiting to drive the delighted pair to be married4 ,plate #ba4 ,the ,courtship4 ,it is in vain that you decide3 ,death claims you as his destin'd bride4 ,another fair heiress forms the subject of this fresh whim of ,death's fancy4 ,the lady is what the author terms a 'philosopher in love1' and she cannot decide to quit her state of independence4 ,a conclave of her suitors are assembled to argue the marriage question1 and1 by the maiden's wish1 to allow her a chance of judging by comparison4 ,the array of aspirants is comprehensive2 there is a colonel1 a lawyer1 a parson1 a doctor1 a quaker1 and a baronet4 ,each pretender to her hand and fortune in turn argues the inducements he has to plead2 this done1 it rests with the lady to reply to the respective arguments and examine their motives4 ,while logically disposing of all their fine persuasions1 the intractable fair is claimed by a suitor who will take no denial4 ,the reasoning of the arch-enemy is unanswerable3-- ,she is not fit1 strange maid1 to wed ,with living wight1 but with the dead3 ,i therefore seize her as my bride4 ,belinda trembled1 gasp'd1 and died4 ,plate #bb4 ,the ,toastmaster4 ',the end of life1' the chairman cries2 ',tis drank--and many a toper dies4 ,a scene of gross intoxication is proceeding4 ,a convivial company is assembled2 the effort of every individual's ambition is apparently the downfall of his neighbour by successive toasts2 bowl succeeds bowl1 and half the assembly are hors de combat4 ,a new chairman has1 uninvited1 installed himself at the head of the table1 and he is making the liquor circulate with such hearty goodwill that the topers have received him1 in spite of his repellant exterior1 as one of themselves4 ,death has ordered in fresh supplies of steaming punch1 which he is ladling out to the fascinated tipplers2 it is the final toast1 and no one dares refuse to pledge it4 ',one bumper more1' and the jovial meeting will be dissolved for ever4 ,plate #bc4 ,the ,careless and the ,careful4 ,the careful and the careless led ,to join the living and the dead4 ,the picture introduces us to the gate of ,vauxhall ,gardens2 the light-hearted visitors are quitting the entertainment4 ,the wise virgins are carefully wrapped up with cloaks1 hoods1 scarves1 and muffs1 and duly lighted home by cautious guardians carrying lanterns4 ,in the foreground the foolish revellers are portrayed4 ,they have left the heated dancing room in their light attire2 a couple of giddy maidens1 who are too careless to wait for their coach1 are skipping off into the damp and chilling atmosphere without a wrapper1 their thin dresses blowing in the wind1 and running home under the escort of a gallant major4 ,death1 with a jaunty cap on his head1 and muffled in a cloak which disguises his ghostly frame1 is dancing before1 a very 'will-o'-the-wisp1' dangling about a flickering lantern1 a dangerous guide whom they fail to recognise4 ',twas ,death1 alas1 who lit them home1 ,and the fools' frolic seal'd their doom4 ,plate #bd4 ,the ,law ,overthrown4 ,the serjeant's tongue will cease to brawl ,in every court of yonder ,hall4 ,a busy lawyer1 hastening away from ,westminster ,hall1 where he has been exercising his lungs1 has jumped into a chariot without noticing the driver on the box-seat4 ,in this case ,death is officiating as charioteer2 he is whipping his horses with a vengeance4 ,the serjeant's coach is endangering the life of a brother counsel1 a dog is running between the frightened barrister's legs1 and his end seems imminent4 ,death has chosen to wreck the carriage over a pile of stones and a heavily-loaded wheelbarrow which the paviours have left in the course of road-mending4 ,the serjeant1 brief in hand1 is thrusting his angry face through the front of the capsizing vehicle1 vehemently threatening penalties and vowing to bring an action against his coachman4 ,fate to the stones his head applies2 ,the action's brought--the serjeant dies4 ,plate #be4 ,the ,fortune-teller4 ,all fates he vow'd to him were known1 ,and yet he could not tell his own4 ,in this instance we are introduced to the 'chamber of mystery' of a pretended fortune-teller4 ,the empiric seer is surrounded by the paraphernalia of his profession2 a crocodile is suspended to the ceiling1 above a mystic string of orbs1 and the globes have an uncanny black cat perched thereon1 a witch at the least4 ,two credulous ladies of fashion have called to consult the pretentious impostor1 who rejoices in the fur cap1 flowing robes1 long beard1 and divining rod of a magician2 a book of nativities is open before him3--',to me all fates1 all fortunes known2' to which ,death retorts1 in hollow voice3 ',vain boaster1 tell your own4' ,a greater conjuror is present concealed behind ,merlin's seat2 a jerk1 and the wizard is no longer above deception2 he is overturned1 his neck is broken amidst the wreck of his mummeries scattered around4 ,plate #bf4 ,the ,lottery ,office4 ,to trust to fortune's smiles alone1 ,is the high road to be undone4 ,the evil of permitting lotteries1 which were still in existence and flourishing at the time this plate was projected1 is set forth in a graphic design4 ,a crowd of needy adventurers have hurried to the lottery office1 eager to know if fortune has assigned them lucky numbers4 ,jews1 misers1 and all sorts of gamblers1 including a mob of hardy rogues who have purloined their employers' property to tempt the smiles of the fickle goddess1 are darting from the office in dismay4 ,an unlucky female1 who has ventured her all1 and even risked the means and belongings of others on the chance of winning a prize1 has come to inquire her fate4 ,the grim foe has exultingly taken his place among the clerks2 he is holding out two blanks with an air of fiendish malice1 and the shock is proving a deathblow to the unfortunate fair gambler1 she is expiring in the office4 ,plate #bg4 ,the ,prisoner ,discharged4 ,death1 without either bribe or fee1 ,can set the hopeless pris'ner free4 ,death in this case is still shown interfering with the course of others' business4 ,the picture represents a debtors' prison2 a wife and two daughters have come to visit an unhappy captive1 the head of the family1 who is detained by a relentless creditor4 ,they just arrive in time to see their relative released beyond the resistance of mortal detainers4 ,the deadly foe has called at the gate1 the prisoner is summoned forth1 warders and turnkeys dare not refuse to let him free in such company4 ,a mortified ,shylock and his disappointed lawyer are furiously pointing to their bonds1 and dancing with rage to find their ends defeated by the grim joker1 who is grinning at their manifest discomfiture4 ,plate #bh4 ,the ,gallants ,downfall4 ,th' assailant does not feel a wound1 ,but yet he dies--for he is drown'd4 ,a military ,don ,juan is the unfortunate hero of this adventure4 ,he loves the beauteous daughter of a fire-eating superannuated colonel1 ,full of romantic gallantry1 he has planted a ladder at his mistress's window1 and is mounting nimbly where ,cupid invites him1 without observing the grim figure which has hold of his scaling-ladder4 ,the sturdy colonel1 awakened by the unaccustomed and suspicious sounds in his grounds1 has fired his evening gun into the darkness1 at most expecting to startle the cats4 ,death capsizes the ladder1 the youthful lieutenant loses his balance and falls headlong into a pond on the lawn1 whence his body is fished out in the morning1 to the surprise of the household4 ,plate #bi4 ,the ,churchyard ,debate4 ',tis strange1 but true1 in this world's strife1 ,that ,death affords the means of life4 ,the picture in this instance gives a philosophic view of the end of man1 and represents a snug assembly of the fortunate individuals who prosper professionally by the influence of the grim foe's assistance4 ,seated convivially on tomb-slabs1 awaiting the arrival of a hearse and mourning cortge1 is the author of the mischief hobnobbing with his friends and allies4 ,death and the doctor are blowing a cloud together in cheerful company1 for the parson1 the lawyer1 and the sexton are pleased with his society4 ,the undertaker is no less grateful to his useful patron1 and even the distant bell-ringer acknowledges the value of his acquaintanceship4 ,plate #cj4 ,the ,good and ,great4 ,what heartfelt tears bedew the dust ,of him whose ev'ry thought was just4 ,the funeral of a great and benevolent man is the subject of this cartoon4 ,the venerable lord of the manor is dead2 the stately funeral is setting out with its doleful attendants from the lordly hall4 ,the coffin1 with its emblazoned pall1 is followed by a long train of mourners1 whose sorrow is sincere2 ,death is congenially employing himself as bearer of the funeral plumes2 and in this capacity1 bending under the melancholy feathers1 he is taking the lead of the procession4 ,the tenants and villagers are standing uncovered as the body of their best friend is borne past2 aged and young alike are giving way to unaffected grief1 and it is evident that they regret the loss of a respected and kindly landlord1 who has made himself loved by his neighbours4 ,plate #ca4 ,the ,next ,heir4 ',tis not the time to meet one's fate1 ,just ent'ring on a large estate4 ,the ,next ,heir forms a pendant to the ,good and ,great1 and exhibits a picture the contrast of the foregoing4 ,the nephew1 a dashing ,london blade1 has succeeded to the title and the estates4 ,he is supposed to arrive post haste at the mansion1 which is still plunged in mourning for the late owner4 ,the pastor and the tenants are drawn up to receive their new master4 ,the approach of the departed lord's successor is filling their faces with dismay4 ,the devil-may-care 'blood' is tearing up to the hall in a tandem1 his followers are clothed in deep black1 but beyond this he displays no regard for the dead2 his servants are clashing up on horseback1 his huntsman is giving a blast of his horn1 his grooms are shouting ',tally-ho6' and a pack of hounds are barking on all sides4 ,death is acting as postilion1 and as this unthinking heir drives up to the entrance-court his head is caught by the hatchment put up to the late lord1 and his mad career is cut short at the very threshold4 ,plate #cb4 ,the ,chamber ,war4 ,when doctors three the labour share1 ,no wonder ,death attends them there4 ,the case of the invalid who forms the principal figure in the present subject must indeed be a desperate one1 since the doctors1 after a wordy warfare disputing over the case of the patient and the proper treatment1 have come to blows in real earnest4 ,medicine bottles1 and all the accessories of a sick chamber1 are thrown to the ground1 the table is overturned1 wigs are sent flying1 and a regular scrimmage with fisticuffs is taking place4 ,four practitioners are cuffing one another in the presence of their victim1 with professional energy1 and the sick nurse is cutting in1 attacking the shaven crowns indiscriminately with the utensils which first come to hand4 ,the sufferer is thrown into a mortal fright1 but ,death has very considerately called in to attend to his wants1 and his disquietude will soon cease beyond the fear of a relapse4 ,plate #cc4 ,death and the ,antiquaries4 ,death1 jealous of his right1 stands sentry ,over the strange burglarious entry4 ,a party of ardent archologists are holding a meeting in the abbey4 ,they have obtained permission to open a royal grave1 and the sexton has performed his part1 and raised the slab of the vault in which the body of a king has reposed undisturbed for centuries4 ,the coffin is raised1 the lid removed1 and the corpse1 with its regal trappings1 is laid open to their inspection4 ,full of enthusiasm1 the antiquaries are clustering round the coffin in crowds1 eager to get a sight of the decaying monarch4 ,nor do they heed the risk they run1 for ,death1 jealous of this interference with his rights1 is prepared to resent their intrusion2 and1 mounted on an adjacent tomb1 he is about to plunge his dart into the thickest of the learned throng4 ,plate #cd4 ,the ,dainty ,dish4 ,this fine hot feast's a preparation ,to some for ,death's last cold collation4 ,a sumptuous feast is represented3 the handsome dining-room is filled with voracious guests2 footmen are waiting on the diners1 or attending to side tables2 butlers are drawing corks1 course is following course1 the cook and his assistant train are hurrying in with fresh dishes4 ,among the waiters1 undetected1 is our friend the grisly skeleton1 who is busying himself with a dish he is conveying to the table4 ,it is the favourite delicacy of the corpulent host1 and he has expressed a desire for 'just one slice more' of his esteemed dainty4 ,the grim foe is determined to take the entertainer at his word1 and that 'one slice more' will be his last indulgence4 ,plate #ce4 ,the ,last ,stage4 ,from hour to hour1 from youth to age1 ,life's traveller takes th' uncertain stage4 ,the sketch in this suggestive plate introduces us to the court-yard of the ,dolphin ,inn1 a famous posting-house4 ,the life to be found in these coach-yards was attractive material to our artist1 and he has delineated with rare skill all the bustle and preparation of a departure4 ,the coach is 'braced' up1 the horses are put-to1 the guard and his 'helps' are busied in loading luggage on the roof1 and stowing parcels in the boot and under the box-seat4 ,bills are being settled1 and farewells said by the passengers1 who are booked to travel by the 'stage4' ,death is assiduously attending to the loading of the coach1 and he is courteously wedging a stout lady through the doorway4 ,it is likely that he will not quit the travellers yet1 but will ride1 unobserved1 a part of the journey1 until1 perhaps1 in the night he will contrive some fatal upset1 and his evil whim will be accomplished4 ,plate #cf4 ,time1 ,death1 and ,eternity4 ,the song now bursts beyond the bounds of time1 ,and ,immortality concludes the rhyme4 ,after tracing ,death's farcical pranks through seventy-one plates1 in nearly all of which the mischief projected by the arch-foe is crowned with success1 the artist has thought proper to abandon ,death's triumphs and to show the enemy at a disadvantage4 ,the scene is allegorically set forth in the despair and overthrow of ,time1 and the banishment of ,death before the ,everlasting ,angel4 ,the ,spirit of ,eternity is blowing the last trump4 ,time is vainly tearing out his forelock2 his wings are useless2 he is cast on his back1 the scythe and hourglass broken1 amidst the crumbling monuments around him2 pyramids and temples are melting away2 the monuments raised by vain man are dissolving1 and ,death has forfeited his fell sovereignty of destruction4 ,the slayer is slain in turn2 his crown has fallen into the abyss1 his fatal dart is harmless and snapped asunder1 and he1 abashed and disconcerted1 is crouching from his doom1 and falling through to the bottomless pit4 ,so much for the pictorial allegory4 ,we have specially dwelt on the illustration which ,rowlandson designed to finish the first part of the ,dance of ,death1 wherein the spectral tyrant is displayed shorn of his terrors4 ,the artist on occasions could sink the ludicrous and rise to the sublime4 ,the author1 as we are inclined to believe1 was elevated by the subject brought under his treatment1 and1 finding the theme congenial to his talents1 he exerted himself to bring out its stronger points4 ,in the last picture which concludes the series we are still more impressed with the sense of his fitness for the task4 ,coombe1 when he wrote the concluding verses to this diversified poem1 was on the verge of four score2 he had fought the battle of life1 and found little glory and less profit in the struggle4 ,nature had endowed him with an agreeable person and sound health1 and he was by disposition studious4 ,he had been the idol of an hour1 and 7rare chance for a scholar7 had found a large sum of money at his command1 and dissipated sufficient wealth to realise to the full the emptiness of gratifications which depend on mere monetary advantages2 he had been taught the worthlessness of fair-weather friends1 the hollowness of flatterers1 and knew the folly of trusting in the great2 he had learned other lessons of life1 and could1 from his own heart1 read many a homily on the deceptiveness of beauty and the quickly withered flowers of passion4 ,he had incessantly pursued happiness through life2 he had been rich1 courted1 cultivated1 temperate1 and a discriminating judge of most things that are counted desirable in the world2 a ripe scholar and a perfect gentleman--if we may believe contemporary accounts--and he found all this led him to disappointment and the confinement of a debtor's prison4 ,when evil tongues hiss forth the foul abuse1 ,when ,fortune turns away1 and friends prove false1 ,man's peaceful refuge is the tomb4 ,from the depths of his rich experience he had realised that the harbour of refuge 'from life's frequent storms' is found1 not-- ,in the flowery vales where ,pleasure sports1 ,nor where ,ambition rears the tottering seat2 ',tis not within the miser's gloomy cave2 ',tis not within the roseate bowers of ,love1 ,nor where the pale lamp lights the studious sage ,to midnight toil3 alas6 it is not there4 ,and while we seek in vain amid the great1 ,or on the gorgeous thrones where monarchs sit1 ,it often may be found in humble cot ,where ,virtue with the honest peasant dwells4 ,and what is virtue8 ',tis the conscious power ,of acting right in spite of every foe ,that may oppose its base1 malicious aim ,to check the pure designs which it inspires4 ,it is to stem the tide ,corruption rolls ,o'er half the world1 to curb the impetuous will ,of lawless passion1 and1 on life's vast stage1 ,to act that noble part which will attain ,the good man's praise and the applause of ,heaven4 ,yes1 virtue1 potent virtue1 can secure ',gainst every peril2 'tis a triple shield ,to him who has it 'gainst the pointed darts ,of ev'ry enemy2 the hour of death1 ,with all its gloom1 gives not a fear to him ,who triumphs o'er the grave2 he stands secure ,amid the ruins of a fallen world4 ,virtue will listen to the trumpet's sound ,with holy awe1 yet hear it unappall'd1 ,and feels ,,eternity its destin'd sphere3 ,when all the works of man shake to their base1 ,and the world melts away whereon they stood2 ,when ,,time',s last agonising hour is come1 ,and ,,death1 who from ,creation's pregnant hour ,has made the world a grave1 himself shall die2 ,when man from his long slumber shall awake1 ,and the day breaks that never more shall close2 ,then ,virtue shall its promis'd glory claim1 ,and find it1 too1 at the o'erflowing source ,of ,heaven's stupendous and eternal joys4 ,,footnotes3 #bf ,now known as the ,egyptian ,hall4 #bg ,marcus ,flaminius2 or1 the ,life of the ,romans1 #agie4 #ahag4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,vicar ,,of ,,wakefield4 #ahag-ahbc4 ,the ,vicar of ,wakefield1 a ,tale1 by ,doctor ,goldsmith4 ,illustrated with twenty-four designs by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,etchings dated ,may #a1 #ahag4 ,london1 published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 at the ,repository of ,arts4 ,republished #ahbc4 ,sperate ,miseri1 ,cavete ,felices4 ,frontispiece4--,the ,vicar of ,wakefield1 a character eminently calculated to inculcate benevolence1 humanity1 patience in sufferings1 and reliance on ,providence4 #b4 ,the ,social ,evening4 #c4 ,the ,departure for ,wakefield4 #d4 ,sophia ,rescued from the ,water4 #e4 ,the ,welcome4 #f4 ,the ,squire's ,intrusion4 #g4 ,mr4 ,burchell's ,first ,visit4 #h4 ,the ,dance4 #i4 ,fortune-telling4 #aj4 ,the ,vicar's ,family on their ,road to ,church4 #aa4 ,hunting the ,slipper4 #ab4 ,the ,gross of ,green ,spectacles4 #ac4 ,the ,vicar ,selling his ,horse4 #ad4 ,the ,family ,picture4 #ae4 ,the ,vicar in company with ,strolling ,players4 #af4 ,the ,surprise4 #ag4 ,the ,stage4 ,george ,primrose as ',horatio4' #ah4 ,attendance on a ,nobleman4 #ai4 ,a ,connoisseur ,mellowing the ,tone of a ,picture4 #bj4 ,the ,scold1 with ,news of ,olivia4 #ba4 ,the ,fair ,penitent4 #bb4 ,domestic ,arrangements in ,prison4 #bc4 ,the ,vicar ,preaching to the ,prisoners4 #bd4 ,the ,wedding4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,family ,,picture4 ,the ,family ,picture4--',my wife and daughters1 happening to return a visit to neighbour ,flamborough's1 found that family had lately got their pictures drawn by a limner who travelled the country and took likenesses for fifteen shillings a head4 ,as this family and ours had long a sort of rivalry in point of taste1 our spirit took the alarm at this stolen march upon us2 and notwithstanding all ,i could say1 and ,i said much1 it was resolved that we should have our pictures done too4 ,having1 therefore1 engaged the limner--for what else could ,i do8--our next deliberation was to show the superiority of our taste in the attitudes4 ,as for our neighbour's family1 there were seven of them1 and they were drawn with seven oranges1 a thing quite out of taste--no variety in life1 no composition in the world4 ,we desired to have something in a brighter style2 and after many debates at length came to a unanimous resolution of being drawn together in one large historical family piece4 ,this would be cheaper1 since one frame would serve for all1 and it would be infinitely more genteel1 for all families of any taste were now drawn in the same manner4 ,as we did not immediately recollect an historical subject to hit us we were contented each with being drawn as independent historical figures4 ,my wife desired to be represented as ,venus1 and the painter was desired not to be too frugal of his diamonds in her stomacher and hair4 ,her two little ones were to be as ,cupids by her side2 while ,i1 in my gown and band1 was to present her with my books on the ,whistonian controversy4 ,olivia would be drawn as an ,amazon1 sitting on a bank of flowers1 dressed in a green joseph1 richly laced with gold1 and a whip in her hand4 ,sophia was to be a shepherdess1 with as many sheep as the painter could put in for nothing2 and ,moses was to be dressed out with a hat and white feather4 ,our taste so much pleased the ,squire that he insisted on being put in as one of the family1 in the character of ,alexander the ,great1 at ,olivia's feet4 ,this was considered by us all as an indication of his desire to be introduced into the family2 nor could we refuse his request4 ,the painter was therefore set to work2 and as he wrought with assiduity and expedition1 in less than four days the whole was completed4 ,the piece was large1 and it must be owned he did not spare his colours1 for which my wife gave him great encomiums4 ,we were all perfectly satisfied with his performance2 but an unfortunate circumstance had not occurred till the picture was finished1 which now struck us with dismay4 ,it was so very large that we had no place in the house to fix it4 ,how we all came to disregard so material a point is inconceivable2 but certain it is we had been all greatly remiss4 ,the picture1 therefore1 instead of gratifying our vanity1 as we hoped1 leaned in a most mortifying manner against the kitchen wall1 where the canvas was stretched and painted1 much too large to be got through any of the doors1 and the jest of all our neighbours4 ,one compared it to ,robinson ,crusoe's longboat1 too large to be removed2 another thought it more resembled a reel in a bottle2 some wondered how it could be got out1 but still more were amazed how it got in4' 99 99 99 99 99 ,,the ,,dance ,,of ,,life3 ,a ,,poem4 ,by the ,author of ',doctor ,syntax' 7,william ,coombe74 ,,illustrated ,,with ,,twenty-,,six ,,coloured ,,engravings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 ,,london3 ,,published ,,by ,r4 ,,ackermann1 ,,repository ,,of ,,arts1 #aja ,,strand4 #hvo4 ',advertisement4--,the eight monthly numbers to which this work was limited being completed1 it is presented to the public in an accumulated volume4 ,though an acquaintance has taken place between the artist and the writer1 the same principle has in a great degree1 if not altogether1 predominated in the originality of the designs and attendant illustrations of them as produced the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax and the ,dance of ,death4' ,,illustrations4 ,frontispiece4--,the ,dance of ,life2 a panoramic scroll1 on which ,rowlandson's pictures which illustrate the series are represented in miniature4 ,father ,time1 with his accessories of scythe1 hourglass1 and globe1 is acting as showman and pointing out the subjects of the work to a group of spectators1 whose faces and attitudes are expressive of the admiration and interest which the pictorial history is exciting4 ,titlepage4--,the vignette of a lightly touched and gracefully drawn female dancing figure1 with a scarf airily floating from her shoulders4 ,the nymph is encircled by a ring of pretty children1 hand in hand1 who are dancing round her2 while roses are scattered at the feet of the group4 #a4 ,infancy4--,the hero is introduced to the world as an infant4 ,the ,dance of ,life begins1 with all its charms ,in the fond dandling of the nurse's arms4 #b4 ,childhood4--,the first tutor4 ,the tender nurse's care is now resign'd ,to the first grave instructor of the mind4 #c4 ,boyhood4--,the public school4 ,the stern preceptor1 with his threat'ning nod1 ,calls in the wise correction of the rod4 #d4 ,youth4--,an undergraduate at ,oxford4 ,wine makes the head to ache2 but will the art ,of the grave1 solemn lecture reach the heart8 #e4 ,foreign ,tour4--,setting forth on his ,continental travels4 ,the parting from home4 ,to part with thee1 my boy1 how great the pain6 ,how great the joy to see thee once again6 #f4 ,foreign ,tour4--,posting in ,france4 ',tis hop'd1 midst foreign scenes some power he'll find ,to mend his manners and improve his mind4 #g4 ,foreign ,tour4--,a scene in the ,palais-,royal4 ,he pays his lively court1 as 'tis the ton1 ,to the fat ,princess of the ,mille ,colonnes4 #h4 ,the ,return4--,the traveller hurries home on the death of his father4 ,the widow'd mother hastens forth to meet ,her son1 ,sir ,henry1 at his ancient seat4 #i4 ,the ,chase4--,a fatal fall2 his affianced bride is thrown and killed4 ,the hounds the flying stag pursue2 ,but ,dian does the hunting rue4 #aj4 ,fashionable ,life4--,plan for new buildings4 ,the architect1 c4 ,at the first step in folly's wanton waste ,he pulls his mansion down1 to show his taste4 #aa4 ,coaching on ,hounslow ,heath4 ,of four-in-hand he gains the vulgar rage3 ,wields his long whip1 and overturns a stage4 #ab4 ,the ,midnight ,masquerade4 ,the mask1 that scene of wanton folly1 ,may convert mirth to melancholy4 #ac4 ,the ,billiard-table and its votaries4 ,by gamblers link'd in ,folly's noose1 ,play ill or well1 he's sure to lose4 #ad4 ,the ,ring1 ,newmarket ,heath4 ,the victim of the betting-post3 ,his bets as soon as made are lost4 #ae4 ,a ,mistress la mode4 ,for such a wild and placid dear ,me pays two thousand pounds a year4 #af4 ,the ,election3 close of the poll3 chairing the member4 ,for my own good1 and yours1 ,i'm bent1 ,my worthy friends1 tow'rds ,parliament4 #ag4 ,imprisoned for debt1 the hero resists the temptations held out by a ,jew and a scrivener4 ,in his oppress'd and adverse hour ,virtue assumes its former power4 #ah4 ,a change of circumstances3 coming into an unexpected fortune1 left the hero by the father of his affianced bride1 whose death is shown 7plate #i74 ,the wild exuberance of joy ,may reason's sober power destroy4 #ai4 ,a social gathering in the new mansion4 ,ladies and a musical evening4 ,sweet is the voice whose powers can move ,and call the vagrant heart to love4 #bj4 ,the hero selects a wife4 ,the nuptial ceremony4 ,blest ,hymen1 whose propitious hour ,restores to ,virtue all its power4 #ba4 ,dragging the lake4 ,rural sports are better far ,than all his former pleasures were4 #bb4 ,a case of poaching4 ,sir ,henry is sitting as magistrate at ,graceful ,hall4 ,his wife is pleading for the unfortunate prisoners 7poachers74 ,to soothe the rigours of the laws ,let beauty plead the culprits' cause4 #bc4 ,worshipping on the ,sabbath4 ,the ,squire in his pew4 ,by piety's due rights 'tis given ,to hold communion with ,heaven4 #bd4 ,sir ,henry1 surrounded by his children and his friends1 is tranquilly passing his declining years4 ,here ,virtue views1 with smiling pride1 ,the pleasures of her fireside4 #ahag4 ,grotesque ,drawing ,book2 the ,world in ,miniature1 consisting of groups of figures for the illustration of landscape scenery4 ,forty plates1 #hvo4 ,london4 #ahag4 ,journal of ,sentimental ,travels in the ,southern ,provinces of ,france4 ,illustrated with eighteen plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #hvo4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 7,see #ahba47 #ahag4 ,world in ,miniature4 ,containing fifty-eight etchings4 #dto4 7,see #ahaf47 #ahag4 ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 #ahah4 ,january #bj1 #ahah4 ,the ,last ,jig1 or ,adieu to ,old ,england4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahah4 ,wild ,irish1 or ,paddy from ,cork1 with his coat buttoned behind4 ,designed1 etched1 and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,republished #ahah4--,one of the series published by the artist1 to the finish1 execution1 and colouring of which he devoted extra care4 ,the scene pictures a haymaking festivity4 ,paddy from ,cork1 hayfork in hand1 has literally turned his coat hind part before2 he is dancing in company with another swain1 who is holding a whisky-jug1 and a fellow ,patlander1 fiddling and capering for very life1 beside two buxom lasses1 who are flourishing hayrakes and throwing themselves into the most attractive attitudes4 ,groups suggestive of both rural felicity and a terrific combat in combination are figured in the distance1 as the true ,patland ideal of finishing a day's pleasure4 #ahah7874 ,doncaster ,fair1 or the ,industrious ,yorkshire ,bites4 ,designed1 etched1 and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,the principal figure in the foreground group is a buxom but hardly gentle keeperess of a knock-'em-down stand4 ,the lady1 clad in a soldier's old jacket1 with ragged skirts and defective hose1 is holding in one arm an instalment of sticks--'three throws a penny'--and is demanding her fee1 a trifle boisterously1 from a smock-clad yokel1 who is diving into his short-clothes pocket for the coppers which do not appear to be forthcoming4 ,other rustics are taking their pastime at the same amusement1 and one1 in perplexity1 is scratching his head4 ,the bustle of a country fair is set forth in the distance2 there is the usual display of booths and mountebanks1 countrymen on horseback1 love-making in carts1 stalls1 and struggling groups of sightseers4 #ahah4 ,the ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome in the ,navy4 ,a ,poem1 in four cantos1 with ,plates by ,rowlandson1 from the ,author's designs4 ,by ,alfred ,burton4 ,published by ,w4 ,simpkin and ,r4 ,marshall1 ,stationers' ,court1 ,ludgate ,street4 ,dulce ,bellum ,inexpertis4 ,frontispiece4--,asleep on the ,masthead4 ,leaving ,home4 ',the ,admiral has made it sunset1 sir6' ,turning in--and out again4 ,seasick4 ,sent to hear the dog fish bark4 ,seized up in the ,rigging4 ,cobbed--,watch6 ,watch6 ,crossing the ,line4 ,sheerness ,boat4 ,plymouth ,playhouse4 ,going to ,ivy ,bridge4 ,in the ,grocer's ,shop4 ,johnny and ,maria4 ,mast-headed4 ',the ,captain's going out of the ship1 gentlemen6' #ahai4 ,may #i1 #ahai4 ,a ,rough ,sketch of the ,times1 as delineated by ,sir ,francis ,burdett4 ,published by ,t4 ,tegg 7#ae74--,sir ,francis ,burdett is shown standing in the centre of the picture1 a scarf thrown over his shoulders is marked ,magna ,charta and ,bills of ,rights2 he holds the ,genius of ,honour and ,integrity firmly clasped by the hand1 and1 pointing to ,the ,monster of ,corruption1 observes3 ',look here upon this picture1 and on this1 and then judge for yourselves4' ,the persons of both patriot and monster are mapped out with inscriptions1 their several parts being typically labelled3 ',the ,genius of ,honour rejoices in a sound mind2' ',an eye ever watchful to the welfare of his fellow-citizens2' ',a tongue that never belied a good heart2' ',an upright breast and an honest heart2' ',a shoulder that never shrinks in trouble2' ',a plain liver and a lover of peace and plenty2' ',pockets ever open to the necessities of fellow-creatures2' ',a knee to religion2' ',legs ever steady in his country's cause2' and ',feet to crush tyranny2' while in his ',hand of ,justice' is displayed a declaration of these principles3 ',a staunch supporter of the ,bill of ,rights2 an advocate for a fair representation of the people1 and an enemy to bribery and corruption4' ,the attributes of the corrupt candidate are less flattering4 ,the head of the monster is marked ',professions and promises2' his nose has 'a scent for ,interest2' his huge eye is devoted to ,interest1 and his mouth to ,guile2 he bears the ',collar of ,corruption2' 'a cringing soul1' 'a pampered appetite2' 'a rotten borough1' and 'secret service money' mark his trunk2 his 'arms of power' end in 'hands of extortion1' which grasp 'pensions1 reversions1 perquisites of office1 and bags of bribery2' he is supported on 'legs of luxury and feet of connivance4' #ahai4 ,who killed ,cock ,robin8 ,a ,satirical ,tragedy1 or ,hieroglyphic ,prophecy on the ,manchester ,blot666 7,pamphlet47 ,london3 ,printed and published by ,john ,cahnac1 #hvo41 p4 #bc4 ,plate of ,manchester ,massacre1 by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahai4 ,female ,intrepidity1 or the ,heroic ,maiden4 7,chap-book7 ,with a folding frontispiece by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahbj4 #ahbj 7about74 ,chemical ,lectures4 ,designed and published by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4--,sir ,humphrey ,davy is exhibiting experiments at the ,royal ,institution before a highly respectable audience of visitors and members of both sexes4 ,an antiquated fogey1 who has evidently no opinion of the brilliant young lecturer1 is snarling at the demonstrations4 ,a treatise of the period1 ,accum's ,lectures1 is shown in his coat-pocket4 #ahbj4 ,rowlandson's ,characteristic ,sketches of the ,lower ,orders1 intended as a companion to the ,new ,picture of ,london4 ,consisting of fifty-four plates1 neatly coloured4 ,printed for ,samuel ,leigh1 #ah ,strand1 ,london4 ',advertisement4--,the ,british public must be already acquainted with numerous productions from the inimitable pencil of ,mr4 ,rowlandson1 who has particularly distinguished himself in this department4 ',there is so much truth and genuine feeling in his delineations of human character1 that no one can inspect the present collection without admiring his masterly style of drawing and admitting his just claim to originality4 ',the great variety of countenance1 expression and situation1 evince an active and lively feeling1 which he has so happily infused into the drawings1 as to divest them of that broad caricature which is too conspicuous in the works of those artists who have followed his manner4 ,indeed1 we may venture to assert that1 since the time of ,hogarth1 no artist has appeared in this country who could be considered his superior1 or even his equal4' ,frontispiece4--,menagerie4 ,a ,beef-eater exhibiting the ,royal ,wild ,beast ,show at the ,tower4 ,drayman4 ,chairs to ,mend4 ,cherries4 ,wine ,cooper4 ,cucumbers4 ,singing ,birds4 ,a ,peep at the ,comet4 ,grinder4 ,bagpipes4 ,roasted ,apples4 ,distressed ,sailors4 ,sweeps4 ,matches4 ,coalheavers4 ,oysters4 ,cooper4 ,sweet ,lavender4 ,last ,dying ,speech4 ,old ,clothes4 ,curds and ,whey4 ',pray remember the poor ,sweeper4' ,butcher4 ,itinerant ,musicians4 ,door ,mats4 ,earthenware4 ,raree ,show4 ,images4 ',all ,hot4' ,strawberries4 ,dog's ,meat4 ,rhubarb4 ,baker4 ,tinker4 ,flounders4 ,baskets4 ,milk4 ,hot ,cross ,buns4 ,walnuts to ,pickle4 ,hackney ,coachman4 ',buy my sweet ,roses4' ,poodles4 ,firemen4 ,ballad ,singer4 ,shoeblack4 ,placard4 7,lottery ,prizes47 ',past ,one o'clock' 7,watchman74 ,postman4 ,billet-doux4 ,bandboxes4 ,great ,news4 ,saloop4 7,stall of ,saloop-tea seller47 #ahbj4 ,the ,second ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax1 in ,search of ,consolation4 ,illustrated with twenty-four plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,royal #hvo4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,repository of ,arts4 7,see description of ,doctor ,syntax's ,three ,tours1 #ahab47 #ahba4 ,may1 #ahba4 ,a ,smoky ,house and a ,scolding ,wife4 ,published at #bb ,marylebone ,street1 ,portland ,chapel4--,a suffering mortal is seated at an unfurnished dinner-table2 the man's hands are clasped1 his brows are knit1 and his lips tightly closed1 in an effort to maintain his patience and his temper under two exasperating provocatives to violence4 ,placed before the bent-down martyr to domestic infirmities is a phantom bone of mutton2 presumably the husband has taken exception both to the insufficiency of the joint and the superabundance of smoke1 which is eddying round in volumes1 and is filling the apartment with dense blackness2 while his better half1 sailing like a fury out of the gloom1 is an object to inspire terror in the boldest heart1 and the stings of the sharp tongue are apparently even more intimidating than her nails or her knuckles1 all of which weapons of offence are enlisted against her pitiable helpmate4 #ahba4 ,tricks on the ,turf1 or ,settling how to ,lose a ,race4 ,published by ,t4 ,rowlandson4--,a scene on a racecourse2 the race-horses1 led round to be saddled1 are seen in the background4 ,a smart young jockey1 with his saddle strapped across his own back1 and whip in hand1 in readiness to begin the race1 is receiving the parting instructions of a wily old turfite1 who wears a cocked hat1 a pigtail1 a triple-caped coat1 top-boots and spurs4 ,this shrewd trickster is evidently giving his rider certain secret instructions which he would probably not like to hear published abroad on his own authority4 ,the subject of this satire1 together with the scandals about the ,prince of ,wales's horse ,escape and his jockey1 prove that even in the early days of the ,turf its reputation was not immaculate nor its patrons above suspicion4 #ahba4 ,journal of ,sentimental ,travels in the ,southern ,provinces of ,france shortly before the ,revolution1 embellished with seventeen coloured engravings from designs by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,esq4 ,london3 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ',we travellers are in very hard circumstances4 ,if we say nothing but what has been said before us1 we are dull and have observed nothing4 ,if we tell anything new1 we are laughed at as fabulous and romantic4'--,lady ,m4 ,w4 ,montague's ,letters4 ,frontispiece4--,the ,tribunal at ,avignon4 ,table d'hte4 ,searched by ,douaniers on the ,french ,frontiers4 ,consulting the ,prophet4 ,the ,prophet discovering himself and exposing the deception4 ,the ,arrival in ,paris4 ,offers of services4 ,liberality to infirm ,beggars on leaving ,yvri4 ,rural ,happiness at ,caverac4 ,pleasures of a poste aux ,anes4 ,the ,embrace4 ,at ,avignon4 ,first ,sight of ,clara4 ,at the ,tomb of ,laura4 ,auction of ,relics at ,avignon4 ,a ,prisoner at ,avignon4 ,mistakes at ,cavaillon4 ,a ,tragic ,story at ,avignon4 ,the ,sacred ,page displayed4 ,the ,inn at ,marseilles4 ,the ,douaniers4--',no native of the ,german side of the ,rhine can pass from the territory of ,baden to that of ,france without carrying along with him a certain respect for his country1 which he will act wisely to conceal1 like any other contraband commodity4 ,this precaution ,i impressed upon myself as soon as the four horses1 whose neighing seemed to express the same feeling1 were put to the carriage at the last post-station at ,kehl4 ',this little place1 situated partly on one1 and partly on the other side of the ,rhine1 possesses an equivocal sort of character1 which1 like the modest1 innocent look of a frail fair one1 is of great advantage in the way of its trade4 ',the reflections on that extraordinary genius ,voltaire1 whom the mercantile spirit of ,beaumarchais contrived to banish to this intermediate spot between ,germany and ,france--excited as ,i passed the extensive printing office established here for promoting the circulation of his works--were too multifarious for the shortest of all stages2 for the life of this extraordinary mortal would afford abundant matter for contemplation during a tour round the globe1 without being even then exhausted4 ,my mind standing before him1 like a dwarf before a colossus1 was about to measure his greatness1 when ,i was under the disagreeable necessity of turning the looks of my admiration another way1 in order to cast them with contempt upon the most miserable of all the employs of the ,king1 who waited my arrival at the barriers of ,strasburg4 ,the postilion seemed to be thinking no more about them than myself1 but the cry of ,stop1 scoundrel6 from the throats of ten of these varlets suddenly arrested the smart trot at which he was about to pass them4 ,i was instantly surrounded by the rascals1 who enquired what ,i would give to save my baggage from examination4 ,nothing6 nothing6 cried ,i1 in a tone that would have scared the nymphs of the ,rhine4 ,nothing8 re-bellowed the incorruptible agents of the ,custom ,house4 ,nothing6 ,i reiterated4 ,i never make bargains with such fellows4 ,with a profusion of curses and oaths they fell to work upon my baggage1 which they ransacked with all the avidity of rats that have got scent of a savoury piece of bacon4 ,illustration3 ,,searched ,,by ,,douaniers ,,on ,,the ,,french ,,frontiers4 ',indeed1 a small bribe would have prevented all this1 but ,i was too much out of temper to submit to give alms to these beggars who had so rudely disturbed my meditations2 for this reason my obstinacy--why should ,i not call the child by its right name8--had received a severe reproof4' #ahba4 ,le ,don ,quichotte ,romantique1 ou ,voyage du ,docteur ,syntaxe la ,recherche du ,pittoresque et ,romantique4 #bh ,illustrations drawn on stone 7after the designs of ,rowlandson7 by ,malapeau4 ,lith4 de ,g4 ,engelmann4 ,paris4 7,see description of ,the ,three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax1 #ahab47 #ahbb4 #ahbb4 ,the ,history of ,johnny ,qu ,genus2 the little ,foundling of the late ,doctor ,syntax4 ,a poem by the author of the ,three ,tours 7,william ,combe74 ,embellished with twenty-four coloured engravings by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #hvo4 ,london3 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann1 at the ,repository of ,arts4 ,what various views of our uncertain state ,these playful1 unassuming rhymes relate6--,,anon4 ,introduction to the history of ,qu ,genus4--',the favour which has been bestowed on the different tours of ,doctor ,syntax has encouraged the writer of them to give a ,history of the ,foundling1 who has been thought an interesting object in the latter of those volumes1 and it is written in the same style and manner1 with a view to connect it with them4 ',this child of chance1 it is presumed1 is led through a track of life not unsuited to the peculiarity of his condition and character1 while its varieties1 as in the former works1 are represented by the pencil of ,mr4 ,rowlandson with its accustomed characteristic felicity4 ',the idea of an ,english ,gil ,blas predominated through the whole of this volume1 which must be considered as fortunate in no common degree1 if its readers1 in the course of their perusal1 should be disposed to acknowledge even a remote similitude to the incomparable works of ,le ,sage4 ',,the ,,author4 ',johnny ,qu ,genus6 ,what a name ,to offer to the voice of ,fame6 99 99 99 99 99 ,but howsoe'er the thing we view1 ,our little ,johnny's title's new3 ,or for the child1 or for the man1 ,in an old phrase1 'tis spick and span4 ,besides1 as most folks do agree1 ,to find a charm in novelty1 ',tis the first time that grammar rule1 ,which makes boys tremble when at school1 ,did with the name an union crave ,which at the font a sponsor gave4 ,but whether 'twas in hum'rous mood ,or by some classic whim pursued1 ,or as1 in ,eton's ,grammar known1 ,it bore relation to his own1 ,syntax1 it was at ,whitsuntide1 ,and a short time before he died1 ,in pleasant humour1 after dinner1 ,surnam'd1 in wine1 the little sinner4 ,and thus1 amid the table's roar1 ,gave him1 from good old ,lilly's store1 ,a name which none e'er had before4' ,this quotation from the opening of ,combe's ,hudibrastic narrative will account for the originality of the hero's eccentric title4 ,rowlandson's illustrations are as follows3-- ,qu ,genus on his ,journey to ,london4 in search of ,service4 relating his ,history to ,sir ,jeffery4 at ,oxford4 ,conflict with ,lawyer ,gripeall4 with the ,sheep-shearers4 assisting a ,traveller4 in the ,sports of the ,kitchen4 in the ,service of ,sir ,jeffery ,gourmand4 with a ,quack ,doctor4 with a ,spendthrift4 attending on a ,sporting ,finale4 in the ,service of a ,miser4 and the ,money ,lenders4 officiating at a ,gaming-table4 with a ,portrait ,painter4 gives a grand party4 interrupts a tte--tte4 committed1 with a riotous dancing party1 to the ,watchhouse4 engaged with jovial friends1 or who ,sings best4 ,the party breaking up1 and ,qu ,genus breaking down4 ,qu ,genus turned out of a ,house which he mistakes for his own4 and ,creditors4 discovers his ,father4 #ahbb4 ,rowlandson's ,sketches from ,nature4 ,a ,view near ,richmond4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,a ,view near ,newport1 ,isle of ,wight4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,temple at ,strawberry ,hill4 ,rowlandson del41 #ahbb4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,stamford1 ,lincolnshire4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,taunton ,vale1 ,somersetshire4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,the ,seat of ,m4 ,mitchell ,esq41 ,hengar1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,west ,loo1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,village of ,st4 ,udy1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,a view in ,devonshire4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,view near ,bridport1 ,dorsetshire4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,fowey1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,view on the ,river ,camel1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,a ,view in ,camelford1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,a ,cottage in the ,duchy of ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,stradler aquatinta4 ,view at ,blisland1 near ,bodmin1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,clearing a ,wreck on the north coast of ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 ,rouler ,moor1 ,cornwall4 ,drawn and etched by ,rowlandson4 #ahbb4 ,the ,third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,in ,search of a ,wife4 ,royal #hvo41 with #be ,illustrations by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,published by ,r4 ,ackermann4 7,see description of ,doctor ,syntax's ,three ,tours1 #ahab47 #ahbb4 ,die ,reise des ,doktor ,syntax1 um das ,malerische aufzusuchen4 ,ein ,gedicht frei aus dem ,englischen ins ,deutsche bertragen4 ,lith4 v4 ,f4 ,e4 ,rademacher1 ,berlin4 7,see description of ,the ,three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax1 #ahab47 #ahbb4 ,crimes of the ,clergy4 #hvo4 ,two plates by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 #ahbc4 ,june #ac1 #ahbc4 ,not at ,home1 or a ,disappointed ,dinner-hunter4 ,published by ,john ,fairburn4 ,broadway1 ,ludgate ,hill4--,the dinner-hunter1 evidently a well-to-do but miserly person1 to whom avarice dictates the pursuit of the victuals of his acquaintances1 has called at the well-appointed house of a friend at the exact dinner-hour1 since a boy from an adjacent public-house is handing in the beer2 but the footman1 who recognises the visitor's object1 is prepared with the chilling information1 ',not at home4' ,on the opposite side of the street is represented an la mode beef shop1 to which sundry stout diners are resorting4 ,the execution of this plate is above the average1 the etching being worked out with both care and spirit4 ,a companion print1 executed with similar finish1 was issued by the same publisher4 ,june #ai1 #ahbc4 ,an ,old ,poacher ,caught in a ,snare4--,the old poacher has evidently come on a dangerous quest1 and is fairly trapped4 ,the object of his snares1 a handsome and elegantly-drawn lady1 is thrusting the old sinner1 suddenly disturbed by the unexpected return of the husband1 into the embrasure of the fireplace1 and endeavouring to conceal the marauder with the board which was used to close the chimneypiece4 ,the injured spouse has evidently been out hunting1 and has purposely returned on a more particular quest2 whip in hand1 he is bursting into the room4 ,the hat and stick of the hoary poacher are thrown to the ground1 and the hunter's hounds are tearing in on a good scent which promises fitting retribution to be dealt on the head of the detected evil-doer4 #ahbc4 ,hot ,goose1 ,cabbage1 and ,cucumbers4 ,september #ah1 #ahbc4 ,the ,chance-seller of the ,exchequer ,putting an ,extinguisher on ,lotteries4 ,published by ,tom ,brown1 ,peter ,street1 ,westminster4--,the ,chancellor of the ,exchequer is literally extinguishing ,fortune1 who is represented as a comely and youthful winged female holding a well-filled purse in one hand and a lottery prize for #b1jjjl4 in the other4 ,at her feet are caskets of gems and jewels2 she is seated on well-filled sacks2 behind her is the wheel of fortune4 ,a crowd of ,bluecoat ,boys are urging their entreaties4 ',come1 madam1' cries the ,chancellor1 'put on your nightcap4' ,a chorus of cries of disappointment proceeds from a mob of persons in front4 ,one agonised lady of elegant exterior is praying3 ',stop2 let me get a prize first4' ,a laundress1 pointing to the washing-tub1 cries1 ',let her alone2 take off the soap tax4' ',shut up the subscription houses1' urges another4 ,a cobbler shouts1 ',give us a lottery1 and no leather tax2' another cries out1 ',no tax on tallow1' and a parson denounces horse-racing4 ,on the column behind ,madame ,fortune suggestive placards are pasted3 ',races1 ,king's ,cup1' ',reform ,parliament1 ,public ,morals1' and ',fudge3 a ,farce4' ,various ,ministerial and ,parliamentary critics are discussing the new measure4 ,one is saying1 ',little ,van ,vansittart knew better than to abolish a voluntary tax2' another is pointing out1 ',he's only a young ,chancellor2' while a third1 alluding to the popular outcry in relation to existing imposts1 remarks1 ',hear1 hear6 ,i knew they'd grumble4' ,a less disinterested party is taking the opportunity to secure prize bags1 gold-dust 'pickings and fillings' from the upset of ,fortune's cornucopia2 he cries1 ',persevere1 and the saints shall praise you4' #ahbc4 ,third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,royal #hvo4 #ahbc4 ,the ,three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,pocket edition1 #c vols4 #afmo4 7,see description of ,the ,three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax1 #ahab47 #ahbc4 ,oliver ,goldsmith4 ,the ,vicar of ,wakefield4 #hvo4 ,illustrated with #bd plates by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 7,see #ahag47 #ahbc4 ,c4 ,m4 ,westmacott4 ,the ,spirit of the ,public ,journals for the years #ahbc-d-e4 #c vols4 #hvo4 7,see #ahbe47 #ahbc4 ,the ,toothache1 or ,torment and ,torture4--,the village ,jack-of-all-trades1 a very imposing1 grave1 and learned professor in appearance1 is drawn in the exercise of one branch of his multifarious vocations4 ,a stout wench has called in to have an obstinate grinder dragged out of her head2 'torment and torture' are mild terms for the operation4 ,the patient is seated in the chair of agony4 ,factotum's assistant1 a lad whose offices seem as diversified as those of his master1 has brought an elegant pair of horse-pliers for the delicate process of extraction4 ,a dog is setting up a sympathetic howl2 this animal is one of the grotesque nondescripts which ,rowlandson delighted to depict after his own theories1 careless whether literal critics1 unfamiliar with his admirable studies after nature1 took upon themselves to assert that he could not master the drawing of animals4 ,from the agonised expression which the artist has succeeded in throwing into the canine features it would appear as if ,toby was also a patient attending the dentist's tender offices in his turn4 ,an old country dame who is also distracted with a raging molar is waiting without4 ,one branch of our friend's business is obviously flourishing4 ,although the rustic practitioner does not display his diploma from the ,college of ,surgeons1 or his licence to kill by authority1 he has nailed up a certificate with which1 it is probable1 he is equally satisfied3 ',barnaby ,factotum2 ,draws ,teeth1 ,bleeds and ,shaves2 ,wigs made here2 also ,sausages4 ,wash ,balls1 ,black ,puddings1 ,scotch ,pills1 ,powder for the ,itch1 ,red ,herrings1 ,breeches ,balls1 and ,small ,beer by the ,maker4 ',in ,utrumque ,paratus4' ,there is an air of verisimilitude about this advertisement which reads like an actual transcript4 ,illustration3 ,,the ,,toothache1 ,,or ,,torment ,,and ,,torture4 #ahbe4 #ahbe4 ,bernard ,blackmantle4 ,the ,spirit of the ,public ,journals for the ,year #ahbd4 ,with ,explanatory ,notes by ,c4 ,m4 ,westmacott4 ,with illustrations on wood by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,r4 and ,g4 ,cruikshank1 ,lane1 and ,findlay4 ,london3 ,published by ,sherwood1 ,jones1 ,co41 ,paternoster ,row4 ,advertisement4--,in the preliminary notice the editor1 ,mr4 ,westmacott1 specially alludes to the assistance given by our artist3 ',it is with some degree of pride the editor requests his reader's examination of the illustrations to this volume1 combining as they do specimens of the first graphic humour of the time2 not the least admirable of which are eleven original designs by the veteran ,rowlandson1 whose facetious pencil appears to acquire additional richness with his lengthened years4 ,for these the editor is more indebted to personal friendship than motives of interest1 and they are therefore in his estimation doubly valuable4' ,designs by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,vignette to title4--,a group of little ,cupids1 harnessed1 and drawing a car of classic shape1 loaded with contributions from the newspapers-- ,the choicest fancies1 grave and gay1 ,they register'd from day to day4 ,mrs4 ,ramsbottom in the ,packet4 7',mrs4 ,ramsbottom's ,tour1' ,john ,bull47 ,ill-requited ,love1 or ,miss ,hannah ,maria ,juliana ,shum4 7',sketches at ,bow ,street1' ,herald47 ,two at a ,time1 or ,irish ,accidents4 7',sketches at ,bow ,street1' ,bell's ,life in ,london47 ,the ,petticoat ,whip1 or a ,lift for ,love4 7',sketches at ,bow ,street1' ,bell's ,life in ,london47 ,the ,charley's ,mistake1 or ,royalty ,doubly ,endangered4 7,bell's ,life in ,london47 ,teddy the ,tailor1 or a ,troublesome ,customer4 7',sketches at ,bow ,street1' ,bell's ,life in ,london47 ,the ,man-of-,war's ,man1 or ,sketches of ,society4 7',greenwich ,hospital1' ,literary ,gazette47 ,the ,mayor of ,portsmouth and the ,horse ,witness4 ,the ,bold ,dragoon1 or the ,adventure of my ,grandfather4 7',tales of a ,traveller1' ,news of ,literature and ,fashion47 ,sporting ,extraordinary1 or ,cockney ,comicalities4 ,by ,charley ,eastup4 7,annals of ,sporting and ,fashion47 ,illustration3 ,r4--,a4--,,ys ,,of ,,genius ,,reflecting ,,on ,,the ,,true ,,line ,,of ,,beauty #ahbe4 ,bernard ,blackmantle 7,charles ,molloy ,westmacott74 ,the ,english ,spy4 ,the illustrations designed by ,robert ,cruikshank4 ,in two volumes4 ,london1 #hvo4 ,plate #cb4 ,r4--,a4--ys of ,genius ,reflecting on the ,true ,line of ,beauty at the ,life ,academy1 ,somerset ,house4 ,by ,thomas ,rowlandson4--,this plate1 which is dated ,june #a1 #ahbd 7published by ,sherwood ,jones71 was not1 we fancy1 designed expressly for the ,english ,spy1 as we cannot fail to recognise it as an adaptation of a very spirited caricature by the artist belonging to a considerably earlier period1 and described as ,drawing from the ,nude4 ,in the original the students are dressed in the costume of some forty years anterior to #ahbd2 their quainter persons are delineated with more grotesque spirit and boldness of treatment4 ,be this as it may1 whether ,rowlandson has obliged his friend ,westmacott by adding new figures1 or whether the original design has been otherwise supplemented with later portraits1 the female model remains much as she is found in the larger drawing4 ,the artists1 who are working from the life in this more modern version1 are chiefly ,royal ,academicians1 as far as the privileged circle is concerned1 and the portraits are studied with care4 ,m4 ,a4 ,shee is seated on the ground2 one of the ,landseers is above him2 the person of ,benjamin ,west1 arrayed in decorous black1 with his knee-breeches1 silk stockings1 and laced frill1 bears a resemblance to a ,court physician2 ,westmacott1 ,jones1 ,chantrey1 and half a dozen other artists1 evident likenesses1 are portrayed with a certain attention to securing resemblance4 ,in the right-hand corner1 standing at an easel1 is the figure of ,b4 ,r4 ,haydon2 and seated between this unfortunate artist and the fair model is another student1 on whose drawing-board are the initials ',c4 ,w41' which may be intended as a complimentary introduction of the person of ,charles ,westmacott1 the author of the publication in question4 ,this plate1 which is a highly interesting addition to ,blackmantle's ,english ,spy1 is the only full-page illustration due to the caricaturist2 and ,mr4 ,william ,bates1 ,b4,a41 commenting on this contribution in an interesting sketch of ,rowlandson's works1 pronounces it decisively 'the best plate in the work4' ,the first volume contains numerous vignettes on wood1 which the index describes as being 'from original designs by ,cruikshank1 ,rowlandson1 ,gillray1 and ,finlay1 engraved by ,bonner and ,hughes4' ,these engravings are neither signed nor ascribed to the respective designers mentioned in the index2 but1 as far as we can trace1 very little is offered of ,rowlandson's beyond the advertisement of his name4 #ahca4 ,,the ,,humourist4 ,a ,,companion ,,for ,,the ,,christmas ,,fireside4 ,,by ,w4 ,h4 ,,harrison4 ,embellished by ,fifty ,engravings1 exclusive of numerous ,vignettes from ,designs by ,,the ,,late ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 ,,london3 ,,published ,,by ,r4 ,,ackermann1 #if ,,strand2 ,,and ,,sold ,,by ,r4 ,,ackermann1 ,,jun41 #aia ,,regent ,,street1 #ahca4 ,the author1 in his preface1 thus refers to the circumstances under which these illustrations by a deceased artist have been imported into an annual3-- ',of the embellishments to which1 after the manner of annuals in general1 the matter has been adapted1 it will be a sufficient recommendation to state that the designs have been carefully selected from a great variety of original drawings by the late ,mr4 ,rowlandson1 the humour of whose pencil has been long universally acknowledged1 and no expense has been spared to render the engravings worthy of the subjects4' ,the principal illustrations are as follows3-- ,frontispiece4 ,the ,humourist and her ,crew4--,the model of a ship1 drawn by a donkey1 followed by an escort of seamen1 who have severally lost a leg in the service of their country2 they are singing lustily1 and appealing to the charitably inclined4 ,vignette4 ,the ,doctors ,puzzled4--,a circle of grave practitioners4 ,a learned consultation4 ,death pounding a mortar1 as the apothecary's assistant4 7',great allowance to dealers in quack medicines4'7 ,this subject occurs in the ,dance of ,death 7#ahad74 ,i have a secret art to cure ,each malady which men endure4 ,uncle ,timothy4--,a fat equestrian trying to mount a restive steed4 ,vignette4 ,umbrella flirtations on horseback4 ,the ,march of ,intellect4--,a bibliophilist doctor rummaging a bookstall4 ,the ,man of ,business4--,a grave curmudgeon turning his back on the beguilements of certain pretty oyster-wenches at their stall4 ,the ,rivals4--,a scene outside the premises of ,dorothy ,dump1 clear-starcher1 and the box of a tailor4 ,the knight of the thimble has thrust his head out of his narrow window1 while he listens in consternation to the railings of the elderly clear-starcher1 who is jealously disputing the right of a young and buxomly-developed fair to the attentions of the 'snip' their neighbour4 ,an ,enemy bearing down3 ,hope in the distance4--,an enraged bull is throwing various rural pedestrians into commotion4 ,a stout lady is endeavouring to escape over a stile2 a one-legged veteran is hurrying her movements1 as his own position is becoming precarious2 and a young damsel is left sprawling on the grass2 meanwhile the infuriated brute is receiving a check from a dog1 which he is endeavouring to toss4 ,too ,hot and too ,late4--,several stout ,sunday excursionists1 at various distances apart1 are toiling up a hill in the broiling midday sun to reach a suburban tavern1 where is held1 as was the custom at that period1 an ordinary on holidays for the benefit of ,cockney travellers4 ,a stout pedestrian1 mopping his forehead1 and followed by his panting dog1 who takes after his master in obesity1 is at the bottom of the hill2 the pair are evidently epicures1 and the prospect of the ascent with the probability of arriving only to find the viands swept away by the eager appetites of earlier arrivals is evidently filling their minds with dread4 ,fire and ,water4--,a riverside alehouse2 customers on benches1 indulging in pots and pipes4 ,a waterman1 who is probably indebted to the alewife1 is receiving a warm reception on the ground of unliquidated scores of long standing which he has attempted to increase4 ,steering4--,an old admiral1 driving his wife in a curricle1 has some difficulty in restraining the skittishness of a pair of badly-trained steeds1 whose eccentric career is threatening the whole concern with annihilation4 ,bar ,practice4--,interior of a tavern1 guests at tables2 in the front of the picture is the saloon2 a showy counter-maid is compounding a bowl of punch for a brace of customers1 a military and a sporting buck1 who are leaning over the bar and exchanging pleasantries with the landlady4 ,getting ,cash for ,notes4--,a blind ,scotch bagpiper1 going his rounds of the country1 is passing a cottage2 certain charitable damsels1 who are clustered about the portal are acknowledging the piper's notes with coppers4 ,a ,timekeeper4--,a ,doctor of ,music1 in his robes1 is beating time with a roll of music1 and conducting a mixed choir of girls and lads2 all the members of the party are evidently bawling their utmost and straining their tuneful throats4 ,the ,italian ,scribe4 ,an out-of-doors ,amanuensis4--,a similar subject to that represented in the ,letters from ,italy1 republished as ,naples and the ,campagna ,felice 7#ahji-ac74 7,see ,the ,letter ,writer1 #ahae47 ,love in a ,box4--,a ,hebrew gentleman1 evidently a ,shylock1 is gravely trudging along the ways of some ,continental city--it may be ,venice--with a bunch of keys in his hand2 three picturesque and ,masaniello-like looking porters are in his train1 one is bearing a trunk1 and two are carrying1 suspended on a pole1 a large square receptacle1 the contents of which are implied to be of a romantic nature4 ,the ,pleasures of ,solitude4--,an old gourmand is solacing his solitary state of dining by an excess of creature-comforts2 his servants are bringing in fresh courses to add to a selection of dishes already amply sufficient for the needs of an individual1 and his butler is supplying him with wine on an excessive scale4 ,rich and ,poor4--,a pensioner1 minus a leg1 and otherwise under the 'slings of adverse fortune1' has called to solicit some trifling assistance from a wealthy sybarite2 the poor man's exertions in the representation of his case seem thrown away1 as the person solicited is so deaf to his eloquence that1 even with the assistance of a trumpet1 he fails to hear the appeal of the suitor4 ,village ,politicians4--,the wiseheads of the hamlet are portentously discussing the contents of a news sheet in the vicinity of the sign of the ',bugle ,horn4' ,a ,disciplinarian4--,a ,zantippe of a wife1 with a flood of invective1 is driving her cowed husband before her1 whose advance is further accelerated by the liberal exercise of a stout cudgel1 which is raining strokes on the bent back of the unmanned and overawed victim4 ,an ,admirer4--,a comely maiden1 standing with her pitcher beside a pump1 is asking assistance to raise her load of an idiotic rustic dandy1 who is staring and grinning his imbecile admiration with a face marvellously well fitted to fill a horse-collar1 but who does not otherwise respond to the girl's request4 ,the ,cow ,doctor4--,a consultation over the condition of a suffering cow4 ,taking a ,horse to ,water4--,in this case1 it rather seems1 the steeds are taking their riders there and leaving them--soused in the brook4 ,lost and ,won4--,a gaily-apparelled nymph is leaning over the palings of a waterside landing-stage4 ,a waterman is looking on in dudgeon2 he is evidently the 'loser2' whilst the fickle fair is making tender demonstrations in favour of a dashing young soldier1 whose uniform and martial trim have evidently won the changeable lady's heart4 ,a ,man of ,colour4--,at the portico of a villa stands the black butler1 who is emptying a plateful of victuals into the apron of a comely female tramp1 with a child slung on her back2 the darkie is evidently moved by the attractions of the gipsy1 since his face expresses the most unqualified admiration for her personal allurements4 ,civic ,enjoyments4--,a dinner party assembled in a ,guildhall4 ,the health of the entertainer is being uproariously received as a 'standing toast' with full-charged bumpers4 ,a ,siege4--,a highly genteel1 youthful1 and elegantly clad lady--whether maid or widow it is difficult to determine--is surrounded by a crowd of suitors1 recruited from pretty nearly all the professions1 and of all ages and sizes4 ,the object of this profuse idolatry1 perfectly unmoved1 is waving off her too presumptuous assailants1 whose assiduities interfere with her comfort4 ,recruiting4--,a party of soldiers on ''listing' service in a country town have secured certain volunteers4 ,one of the new recruits1 a sprightly damsel1 is creating no little consternation in the breasts of the villagers by joining the troopers' march2 a cobbler and a tailor1 armed with the implements of their trade1 are offering some show of resistance to the abduction of this ,helen by a smart young ,paris 'in the line2' but these deserted swains are kept at a respectful distance by the bayonet of the gay ,lothario's comrade4 ,knowledge of the ,world4--,a village pedagogue is instructing his pupils in that elaborate branch of fashionable education 7according to school prospectuses at the beginning of the century71 'the use of the globes4' ,certain mischievous urchins are taking advantage of the preceptor's preoccupation to insert quill pens into the ',busby' wig of the learned ,doctor4 ,modern ,antiquities4--,a variation of the larger engraving on this subject published 7by ,tegg7 under the same title4 ,a ,man of ,taste4--,a fat old voluptuary1 in a 'nautical rig1' in person not unlike 7and probably expressly designed for7 the convivial and yachting alderman1 ,sir ,william ,curtis1 is critically inspecting through his eyeglass a small selection of shellfish held out for his gratification by a pretty shrimper-maid of pronounced personal graces4 ,looking a ,broadside4--,a stout party of the old school1 of great breadth and solidity1 is looking daggers at a dandified fop of the period1 a mere scarecrow of a figure1 who is 'quizzing' the substantial piece of antiquity through a spyglass4 ,the indignation of the old boy is barely appeased by the soothing caresses of a tender and pretty maiden who is clinging to the incensed veteran4 ,credulity4--,a fashionable1 elegant1 and good-looking lady is seated at her breakfast-table1 while her maid is arranging the apartment4 ,a messenger or letter-carrier has just brought a billet-doux1 which the confiding beauty is eagerly perusing4 ,indecision4--,an obese prebendary1 his gouty limb supported on cushions1 is in all the perplexities of embarras de choix2 one maiden is bringing in poultry1 as appropriate to the day's dinner1 shortly to follow in due course2 and a fish-girl has offered an equally attractive choice of fish4 ,the arrival of these luxuries and the necessity of selecting between them is vexing the soul of the good man4 ,spoiling a ,cloak and ,making a ,fortune4--,another version of the traditional episode of the gallant ,raleigh laying down his mantle at the feet of his sovereign lady ,queen ,elizabeth to bridge over an undesirable crossing4 ,a ,military ,salute4--,a gallant officer engaged in amorous dalliance with a tender-hearted fair1 who is leaning out of a cottage window to receive the courtesies of the dashing warrior4 ,another version of ,kissing for ,love1 or ,captain ,careless ,shot ,flying by a ,girl of ,fifteen1 who unexpectedly popped her ,head out of a ,casement 7,may #ahaj74 ,a ,bagman4--,a tired commercial traveller1 cloaked1 booted1 and spurred1 is alighting at the ',woolpack2' his horse is taken to the stable2 his saddle-bag is under his arm2 and the buxom and broadly-expanded hostess of the inn is standing at the portal to bid the weary pilgrim welcome4 ,obtaining the ,countenance of the ,minister4--,an ,italian itinerant vendor of 'images' is offering a citizen the chance of purchasing the head of the ,government on easy terms1 as far as his plaster bust is concerned4 ,training4--,a jockey1 with his saddle strapped on his back1 ready to mount for the race1 is receiving the final and special instructions of his patron1 a venerable and evidently deep file1 well versed in the iniquities of the turf1 whose face wears an expression of experienced and long-trained cunning4 ,another version of ,tricks of the ,turf1 or ,settling how to ,lose a ,race 7#ahba74 ,an ,exhibition4--,the fashionable attendants at a gallery of pictures4 ,all the spectators are lost in wonder and admiration at the collection of paintings4 ,the figure of the ,duke of ,gloucester is 'taken off1' with that of other visitors4 ,a partial transcript of the ,portrait ,painters ,gallery4--,adventures of ,johnnie ,qu ,genus4 ,a ,banquet4--,three convives are enjoying their soup1 seated in a sort of supper-box2 the ,french chef is prominently shown before his cooking-range1 busied in the compounding of some extensive pot au feu4 ,the ,ratcatcher4--,as the title expresses1 the figure of a professional ratcatcher1 with a cage full of prisoners1 which he is exhibiting to a venerable couple--probably his employers2 his dogs are excited at the prospect of the sport4 ,another version of ,rowlandson's ,london ,characters4 ,a ,court ,day4--,a small rendering of ,a ,leve at ,st4 ,james's ,palace4 ,the ,beef-eaters are on duty1 and crowds of courtiers and distinguished representatives1 clerical1 military1 diplomatic1 civil1 foreign1 c41 are proceeding through the reception-room for the privilege of making their bow to royalty4 ,a ,dark ,prospect4--,a master-sweeper and his lad are seated1 on their soot-bags1 by the can of a pretty and picturesquely-attired dairymaid1 who has supplied the dark customers with cups of 'clean milk from the cow4' ,symptoms of a ,dinner4--,a meeting of dignified prelates of the ,church2 amongst the company are certain bigwigs1 bishops1 who are received with flattering deference by the lower clergy4 ,two eager members of the cloth1 more set on the serious gratifications of a ,convocation festival than the empty ceremonial courtesies of the hour1 are examining a sun-dial in the foreground and comparing it with their watches1 in expectation of dinner-time4 ,the ,studio4--,a painter1 in ,court costume1 is daubing away boldly at his picture1 surrounded at a respectful distance by a circle of dilettanti connoisseurs1 all of whom sport spectacles or eyeglasses2 these critical spectators are engaged in cold contemplation of the work before them4 ,vignette4--,a second group of cognoscenti1 whose faces in this case express more interest and admiration1 and justly so1 since the work before them appeals to their tenderest susceptibilities2 it is one they can all appreciate--a lively turtle1 ready to be converted into real soup4 ,a number of clergymen are following the lead of their bishop1 who1 excellent man1 is evidently longing to bless the good things which beneficent ,nature has here provided for the faithful4 ,hydrophobia3 the ,church in ,danger4--,a pastor is running his hardest1 pursued by a dog1 which we are to suppose is suffering from rabies2 the venerable prelate is doing his best to keep in advance of his pursuer1 who in turn is followed by a poss of eager philanthropists1 armed with pitchforks1 flails1 spits1 pokers1 choppers1 shovels1 and even pistols and guns1 which are being discharged ineffectually1 as the dog is managing to keep ahead of his would-be executioners4 ,the ,way to ,fill a ,wherry4--,a party1 including the fair1 have secured their places in a wherry at the riverside2 the waterman is taking in one more customer before starting1 an elephantine and venerable gentleman1 whose advent has filled the occupants of the bark with alarm1 the aquatic party evidently anticipating that they will be swamped at the very least by the ponderous weight of the last comer1 who is vainly trying to find a seat in the boat without capsizing it4 ,a ,view of the ,coast4--,a village inn1 with a blind fiddler and his daughter stationed upon the green outside2 almost identical with the subject published by ,ackermann in ,rowlandson's ,world in ,miniature 7see ,april #a1 #ahaf74 ,operatives4--,the title of this plate goes by contraries4 ,inoperatives should be the description4 ,a pair of soakers are sunk in heavy slumber over the table of the taproom2 a brace of industrious working-men1 whose ambitions in the direction of exertion are limited to 'raising their elbows1' 'tilting measures1' 'reducing the liquid contents of receptacles for intoxicants1' and similar performances of an anti-temperance order4 ,home1 ,sweet ,home4--,a drunken convivialist is1 pipe in hand1 unconsciously approaching the spot whose praises he is tipsily chaunting1 quite unprepared for the reception that is awaiting his roystering at the hands of his outraged and furiously indignant wife1 who is anticipating his arrival with a cane prudently provided in advance for further arguments upon the douceurs of his rooftree4 ,the last print in ,volume ,i4 of ,the ,humourist is a vignette representing a bench of fox-hunting justices1 who have gone fast asleep in their respective armchairs1 their legs on the table2 bottles and bowls strewing the floor1 and their dogs1 scattered around1 sunk in sleep as heavy as that indulged in by their masters4 ,a transcript of the plate ,johnny ,qu ,genus ,attending on a ,sporting ,finale--,adventures of ,johnny ,qu ,genus 7#ahcb74 ,the illustrations to ,volume ,,ii4 of ,the ,humourist are supplied by another hand4 ,it does not contain any further rendering of subjects after ,rowlandson4 ,,chronological ,,summary ,,of ,,subjects ,,social ,,and ,,political ,,caricatures1 ,,engraved ,,by ,,or ,,after ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 ,,with ,,his ,,contributions ,,to ,,book ,,illustration ,,in ,,the ,,order ,,of ,,publication4 ,,summary ,,of ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures4 #aggd4 ,june #h4 ,a ,rotation ,office4 ,pub4 by ,h4 ,humphrey1 ,bond ,st4 ,the ,village ,doctor4 ,do4 #aghj4 ,mar4 ,special ,pleading4 ,pub4 by ,a4 ,mc,kenzie1 #aja ,berwick ,street1 ,soho4 ,july #ah4 ,the ,school of ,eloquence4 ,probably designed by ,rowlandson1 and badly etched by some one unknown4 ,pub4 by ,archibald ,robertson1 ,savile ,passage4 ,scene at ,streatham4 ,bozzi and ,piozzi4 ,sept4 #a4 ,italian ,affectation4 7,real characters47 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson and ,j4 ,jones1 at #ajc ,wardour ,street1 ,soho4 ,how happy could ,i be with either ,were t'other dear charmer away4--,brookes4 #ah4 ,sir ,samuel ,house4 ,do4 ,do4 ,do4 ,nov4 #ac4 ,naval ,triumph1 or ,favours ,conferred4 #agha4 ,june #cj4 ,the ,power of ,reflection4 ,i4 ,harris1 ,sweeting's ,alley1 ,cornhill4 ,oct4 #bh4 ,e ,o1 or the ,fashionable ,vowels4 ,nov4 #bg4 ,brothers of the ,whip4 ,a4 ,grant del4 #bg4 ,charity ,covereth a ,multitude of ,sins4 ,h4 ,humphrey1 #ah ,new ,bond ,street4 ,dec4 ,the ,state ,watchman ,discovered by the ,genius of ,britain ,studying ,plans for the ,reduction of ,america4 7,n4,d47 ,luxury4 7,n4,d47 ,bob ,derry of ,newmarket4 #aghc4 ,feb4 #aa4 ,long ,sermons and ,long ,stories are apt to ,lull the ,senses4 ,pub4 by ,w4 ,humphrey4 ,oct4 #ag4 ,amputation4 ,republished4 7,see #agic47 7,n4,d47 ,the ,rhedarium4 7#aghc87 7,n4,d47 ,interior of a ,clockmaker's ,shop4 7#aghc87 ,the ,discovery4 7,political47 ,dec4 #bb4 ,great ,cry and ,little ,wool4 ,the ,times4 ,regency of the ,prince4 ,scene in a farce called the ,quaker4 ,two ,new ,slides for the ,state ,magic ,lantern4 #aghd4 ,jan4 #a4 ,the ,pit of ,acheron1 or the ,birth of the ,plagues of ,england4 #d4 ,the ,fall of ,dagon1 or ,rare ,news for ,leadenhall ,street4 #g4 ,the ,loves of the ,fox and the ,badger1 or the ,coalition ,wedding4 #ai4 ,his ,highness the ,protector4 #bc4 ,the ,times1 or a ,view of the ,old ,house in ,little ,britain4 #bd4 ,a ,sketch from ,nature4 ,feb4 ,long ,sermons and ,long ,sieges are apt to lull the senses4 ,feb4 #c4 ,the ,infant ,hercules4 ,britannia ,roused1 or the ,coalition ,monsters ,destroyed4 #g4 ,billy ,lackbeard and ,charley ,blackbeard ,playing at ,football4 ,mar4 #a4 ,the ,apostate ,jack ,robinson1 ,political ,ratcatcher4 #c4 ,a ,peep into ,friar ,bacon's ,study4 #h4 ,master ,billy's ,procession to ,grocers' ,hall4 #aa4 ,the ,champion of the ,people4 #bf4 ,the ,state ,auction4 #bi4 ,the ,drum-,major of ,sedition4 #cj4 ,sir ,cecil's ,budget for ,paying the ,national ,debt4 #ca4 ,the ,hanoverian ,horse and the ,british ,lion4 ,april #a4 ,the ,duenna and ,little ,isaac4 #c4 ,the ,two ,patriotic ,duchesses on their ,canvass4 7,duchesses of ,portland and ,devonshire47 #d4 ,the ,incurable4 ',my ,lodging is on the ,cold ,ground4' #h4 ,the ,rival ,candidates4 #aj4 ,the ,parody1 or ,mother ,cole and ,loader4 7,vide ,foote's ',minor1' p4 #bi47 #ab4 ,the ,poll4 #ab4 ,the ,devonshire1 or most ,approved ,method of ,securing ,votes4 #ab4 ,the ,westminster ,watchman4 #ad4 ,lords of the ,bedchamber4 #bj4 ,the ,covent ,garden ,nightmare4 #bb4 ,king's ,place1 or a ,view of ,mr4 ,fox's ,best ,friends4 #bb4 ,the ,wit's ,last ,stake1 or ,cobbling ,voters and ,abject ,canvassers4 #bb4 ,madame ,blubber on her ,canvass4 7,see verses47 #bb4 ,political ,affection4 #bc4 ,reynard put to his ,shifts4 #bi4 ,madame ,blubber's ,last ,shift1 or the ,aerostatic ,dilly4 #bi4 ,the ,case is ,altered4 #cj4 ,procession to the ,hustings4 ,may #a4 ,every ,man has his ,hobbyhorse4 #d4 ,la ,politesse ,franaise1 or the ,english ,ladies' ,petition to his ,excellency the ,mushroom ,ambassador4 #d4 ,wisdom ,led by ,virtue and ,prudence to the ,temple of ,fame4 #aa4 ,the ,westminster ,mendicant4 #aa4 ,a ,coat of ,arms4 ,dedicated to the newly-created ,earl of ,lonsdale4 #ab4 ,a ,new ,insect4 ,a ,buck4 7,it is not certain the print is by ,rowlandson47 #ah4 ,the ,westminster ,deserter ,drummed out of the ,regiment4 #ah4 ,preceptor and ,pupil-- ,not ,satan to the ear of ,eve ,did e'er such pious counsel give4 #ah4 ,the ,departure4 #ah4 ,secret ,influence ,directing the ,new ,parliament4 #bj4 ,for the ,benefit of the ,champion4 #be4 ,liberty and ,fame ,introducing ,female ,patriotism 7,duchess of ,devonshire7 to ,britannia4 #bh4 ,the ,petitioning ,candidate for ,westminster-- ,from the heath-covered mountains of ,scotia ,i come4 ,july #bd4 #aghd1 or the ,fashions of the ,day4 ,aug4 #h4 ,the ,vicar and ,moses4 7,song heading47 ,sept4 #e4 ,manager 7,garrick7 and ,spouter4 ,t4 ,r4 ,smith1 #hc ,oxford ,street4 #be4 ,bookseller and ,author4 ,h4 ,wigstead del41 ,s4 ,alken fec4 ,pub4 by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 7,repub4 ,july #a1 #ahjb47 #be4 ,the ,historian ,animating the ,mind of a ,young ,painter4 7,n4,d47 ,english ,curiosity1 or the ,foreigner ,stared out of ,countenance4 7,republished4 ,see #agid47 7,n4,d47 ,counsellor and ,client4 ,nov4 #a4 ,new-invented ,elastic ,breeches4 ,nixon inv4 ,pub4 by ,w4 ,humphrey4 #h4 ,money ,lenders4 #h4 ,apollo and ,daphne4 7,broderip and ,wilkinson47 #be4 ,the ,minister's ,a---- 7,vide ',gazetteer1' ,nov4 #aa47 #be4 ,a ,peasant ,playing the ,flute4 ,after ,j4 ,mortimer4 ,opening a ,vein4 ,lunardi4 7,see #aghe47 ,dec4 #aj4 ,anticipation4 7,chr4 ,atkinson1 ,contractor1 in the ,pillory47 #aj4 ,the ,rhedarium4 7,see #aghc47 #aj4 ,colonel ,topham ,endeavouring with his ,squirt to ,extinguish the ,genius of ,holman4 7,see #aghe47 #aj4 ,billingsgate4 7,n4,d47 ,john ,stockdale1 the ,bookselling ,blacksmith1 one of the ,king's ,new ,friends4 7,vide ',intrepid ,magazine4'7 ,rest from ,labour4 ,sunny ,days4 ,miller's ,waggon4 ,pub4 by ,e4 ,jackson4 ,a ,timber ,waggon4 ,do4 ,country ,cart-horses4 ,do4 ,dray-horses1 ,draymen1 and ,maltsters4 ,do4 ,higglers' ,carts4 ,do4 ,a ,postchaise4 ,do4 ,a ,cabriolet4 ,do4 ,the ,dead-alive4 ,h4 ,w4 pl4 #a2 do4 pl4 #b4 ,,rowlandson',s ,,imitations ,,of ,,modern ,,drawings4 7,folio7 #aghd-h4 ,f4 ,wheatley4 ,a ,coast ,scene4 ,fishermen and ,fisherwomen4 ,do4 ,do4 ,the companion4 ,gainsborough4 ,a ,sketch4 ,trees1 ,cottages1 c4 ,do4 ,cattle4 ,riverside4 ,f4 ,wheatley4 ,a ,fair4 ,bartolozzi4 ,a pair of ,cupids4 ,barret and ,gilpin4 ,mares and ,foals1 c41 in landscape4 ,do4 ,cattle1 in landscape4 ,gainsborough4 ,landscape sketch4 ,mortimer4 ,a ,storm at ,sea4 ,gainsborough4 ,cows4 ,zucchi4 ,harmony4 ,two nymphs singing1 another playing a lyre4 ,mortimer4 ,the ,philosopher4 ,barret4 ,ruins2 and a ,park4 ,mortimer4 ,a ,study4 ,barret4 ,ruins1 c4 ,gainsborough4 ,a ,cottage1 c4 ,do4 ,an open landscape4 ,mortimer4 ,scene in ',the ,tempest1' from ,shakspeare4 ,repub4 #ahja1 by ,j4 ,p4 ,thompson4 ,g4 ,barret4 ,lake ,scene4 ,sawrey ,gilpin1 ,r4,a4 ,horses4 ,geo4 ,holmes4 ,the ,sage and his ,pupil4 ,michael ,angelo4 ,leda and the ,swan4 ,g4 ,b4 ,cipriani4 ,sleeping ,venus and ,love4 #aghe4 ,the ,times 7,george ,,iii4 on throne1 c474 ,a-going--a-going4 ,gone4 ,jan4 #g4 ,the ,fall of ,achilles4 #bd4 ,mock ,turtle4 ,pub4 by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,mar4 #b4 ,the ,golden ,apple1 or the ,modern ,paris4 ,prince of ,wales1 ,duchesses of ,rutland1 ,devonshire1 and ,gordon4 ,pub4 by ,j4 ,phillips1 #afd ,piccadilly4 #c4 ,the ,admiring ,jew4 ,etched #aghd4 #g4 ,defeat of the ,high and ,mighty ,balissimo and his ,cecilian ,forces on the ,plains of ,st4 ,martin's4 ,mar4 #bg4 ,the ,surprising ,irish ,giant of ,st4 ,james's ,street4 ,apr4 #ab4 ,the ,wonderful ,pig4 ,may #bg4 ,the ,waterfall1 or an ,error in ,judgment4 ,originally pub4 ,may #bg1 #aghd4 ,june #bh4 ,vauxhall ,gardens4 ,aquatinta by ,f4 ,jukes2 eng4 by ,r4 ,pollard4 ,pub4 by ,j4 ,r4 ,smith4 ,july #a4 ,comfort in the ,gout4 ,repub4 by ,t4 ,r41 ,july #a1 #ahjb4 #bd4 ,the ,slang ,society4 ,aug4 #aa4 ,introduction4 #aa4 ,colonel ,topham ,endeavouring with his ,squirt to ,extinguish the ,genius of ,holman4 7,see ,dec4 #aghd47 ,sept4 #e4 ,aerostation out at ,elbows4 ,vincent ,lunardi4 #cj4 ,too ,many for a ,jew4 ,s4 ,alken1 ,soho4 ,the ,consultation4 ,the ,convocation4 ,oct4 #a4 ,an ,essay on the ,sublime and ,beautiful4 #a4 ,the ,maiden ,speech4 7,companion47 #a4 ,a ,cully pillaged4 #a4 ,copperplate ,printers at ,work4 #a4 ,a ,bed-warmer4 ,h4 ,wigstead del4 #a4 ,temptation4 ,do4 #a4 ,grog on ,board4 7,see ,jan4 #agid47 #a4 ,tea on ,shore4 #e4 ,captain ,epilogue 7,cap4 ,topham7 to the ,wells 7,mrs4 ,wells74 ,nov4 #bd4 ,persons and ,property ,protected by ,authority4 #bh4 ,doctors ,differ4 ,pub4 by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 #cj4 ,the ,sad ,discovery1 or the ,graceless ,apprentice4 ,pub4 by ,j4 ,r4 ,smith1 #hc ,oxford ,street4 #cj4 ,intrusion on ,study1 or the ,painter ,disturbed4 #ca4 ,jockeyship4 ,pub4 by ,j4 ,r4 ,smith4 #ca4 ,an ,italian ,family4 7,repub4 #agib47 #ca4 ,a ,french ,family4 7,rep4 #agij47 ,dec4 #ae4 ,courtship in ,high ,life4 ,h4 ,wigstead del4 #ae4 ,rustic ,courtship4 ,do4 #ae4 ,city ,courtship4 #ae4 ,filial ,affection1 or a ,trip to ,gretna ,green4 #ag4 ,reconciliation1 or the ,return from ,scotland4 #ba4 ,botheration4 ,t4 ,r4 ,alken4 ,dedicated to the ,gentlemen of the ,bar4 ,pub4 by ,w4 ,hunter4 #ba4 ,the ,loss of ,eden1 and ,eden ,lost4 ,gen4 ,arnold1 and ,eden1 ,lord ,auckland4 ,sympathy1 or a ,family on a ,journey4 ,john ,gilpin's ,return to ,london4 ,designed and executed by ,h4 ,wigstead2 aqua41 ,f4 ,jukes4 ,harmony4 ,effects of ,harmony4 7,n4,d47 ,discord 787 ,tastes ,differ4 ,nap in the ,country4 ,nap in ,town4 7,companion47 ,sea ,amusement1 or ,commander-in-,chief of ',cup and ,ball' on a ,cruize4 ,dec4 #bf4 ,french ,travelling1 or the ,first ,stage from ,calais4 #bf4 ,english ,travelling1 or the ,first ,stage from ,dover4 7,n4,d47 ,toying and ,trifling4 #aghe 787 ,opera ,boxes4 7,four plates47 #aghf4 ,jan4 #a4 ',the ,supplemental 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,theatrical ,leap-frog4 7,ackermann47 ,dec4 #ad4 ,the ,death of ,madame ,rpublique4 ,melpomene in the ,dumps4 ,joel ,m',cringer1 ,d4,d41 ,f4,r4,s4 ,a ,compendious ,treatise of ,modern ,education1 c4 7,see #ahjb47 ,folio4 #ahje4 ,feb4 #c4 ,quarterly ,duns1 or ,clamorous ,tax-,gatherers4 ,howitt1 #c ,wardour ,street1 ,soho4 #be4 ,the ,famous ,coalheaver1 ,black ,charley1 ,looking into the ,mouth of the ,wonderful ,coal ,pit4 7,ackermann47 ,apr4 #bc4 ,the ,modern ,hercules ,clearing the ,augean ,stables4 ,pub4 by ,rowlandson1 ,adelphi4 #bc4 ,the ,fifth ,clause1 or ,effect of ,example4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r4 #bh4 ,a ,scotch ,sarcophagus4 ,do4 ,may #ae4 ,john ,bull's ,turnpike ,gate4 ,do4 #be4 ,a ,sailor's ,will4 ,woodward inv41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,a ,finishing ,school4 ,july #h4 ,the ,scotch ,ostrich ,seeking ,cover4 ,pub4 by ,rowlandson1 ,adelphi4 #ad4 ,recovery of a ,dormant ,title1 or a ,breeches ,maker become a ,lord4 ,repub4 #ahab4 ,antiquarians la ,grecque4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,oct4 #a4 ,the ,departure from the ,coast1 or the ,end of the ,farce of ,invasion4 7,ackermann47 #b4 ,john ,bull at the ,italian ,opera4 #cj4 ,raising the ,wind4 ,nov4 #ac4 ,napoleon ,buonaparte in a ,fever on ,receiving the ,extraordinary ,gazette of ,nelson's ,victory over the ,combined ,fleets4 7,ackermann47 ,h4 ,fielding4 ,the ,history of ,tom ,jones1 a ,foundling4 #hvo4 ,the ,sentinel ,mistakes ,tom ,jones for an ,apparition4 ,tobias ,smollett4--,the ,adventures of ,peregrine ,pickle4 #hvo4 ,views in ,cornwall and ,dorset4 ,a ,series4 ,nov4 ,clearing a ,wreck on the ,north ,coast of ,cornwall4 ,a ,finishing ,school4 ,glow ,worms4 7,see ,july1 #ahab47 ,muck ,worms4 #ahjf4 ,mar4 #ae4 ,the ,waltz4 7,see the ',sorrows of ,werter4'7 ,apr4 #c4 ,an ,evergreen4 #af4 ,the ,political ,hydra4 ,wigstead4 ,orig4 pub4 ,dec4 #bf1 #aghh4 ,rep4 new date4 #ah4 ,falstaff and his ,followers ,vindicating the ,property ,tax4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 ,adelphi4 #bj4 ,a ,cake in ,danger4 ,a ,select ,vestry4 ,may4 ,recruiting on a ,broadbottom'd ,principle4 #a4 ,a ,maiden ,aunt ,smelling ,fire4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 repub4 #ahab4 #d4 ,daniel ,lambert1 the ,wonderful ,great ,pumpkin of ,little ,britain4 ,ackermann4 #ca4 ,a ,diving ,machine on a ,new ,construction4 ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street4 ,june #bj4 ,the ,acquittal1 or ,upsetting the ,porter ,pot4 7,lord ,melville47 ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street4 7,o4,d47 ,a ,prize ,fight4 7,see ,march1 #ahjh47 7,o4,d47 ,butterfly ,catcher and the ,bed of ,tulips4 ,butterfly ,hunting4 ,probably engd4 by ,williams4 ,july #ba4 ,experiments at ,dover1 or ,master ,charley's ,magic ,lantern4 ,t4 ,r4 ,anything will do for an ,officer4 ,view of the ,interior of ,simon ,ward1 alias ,st4 ,brewer's ,church1 ,cornwall4 ,a ,monkey ,merchant4 #ahjg4 ,feb4 #a4 ,miseries of ,london3 ',going out to ,dinner1' c4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,miseries of ,travelling--,the ,overloaded ,coach4 #c4 ,the ,captain's ,account ,current of ,charge and ,discharge4 ,giles ,grinagain1 #g ,artillery ,street1 ,london4 ,t4 ,r4 #bf4 ,mrs4 ,showell4 ,the ,woman who shows ,general ,guise's ,collection of ,pictures at ,oxford4 ,t4 ,n4 ,esq4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,st4 ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 #bh4 ,at ,home and ,abroad6 ,abroad and at ,home6 ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,mar4 #a4 ,enraged ,vicar4 ,apr4 #ah4 ,all the ,talents4 #bd4 ,a ,nincompoop1 or ,henpecked ,husband4 ,tegg1 #ada4 #bf4 ,john ,rosedale1 ,mariner4 ,exhibitor at the ,hall of ,greenwich ,hospital4 ,may #a4 ,the ,pilgrims and the ,peas4 ,des4 by ,woodward1 ,etd4 by ,rowlandson4 #c4 ,scenes at ,brighton1 or the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,pub4 by ,a4 ,berigo1 #ch ,maiden ,lane1 ,covent ,garden1 ,may #c1 #ahjg4 ,pl4 #a4 ,beauty1 ,music1 a few thousands1 and opportunity given by card tables1 often feather the adventurer and prove an easy introduction to the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,pl4 #b4 ,jealousy1 rage1 disappointment1 intrigue1 and laughter are here pretty much exemplified1 and afford an old lover a high-seasoned taste of the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,monastic ,fare4-- ,no baron or squire1 or knight of the shire1 ,lives half so well as a ,holy ,friar4 ,may #f4 ,song ,headings1 pub4 by ,tegg3--,black1 ,brown1 and ,fair4 ,des4 by ,bunbury1 etd4 by ,rowlandson4 #f4 ,the ,holy ,friar4 ,des4 by ,sir ,e4 ,bunbury1 etd4 by ,rowlandson4 #af4 ,i ,smell ,rat1 or a ,rogue in ,grain4 ,ackermann4 #ag4 ,the ,old ,man of the ,sea1 ,sticking to the ,shoulders of ,sindbad the ,sailor4 ,vide the ',arabian ,nights ,entertainments4' 7,burdett and ,horne ,tooke47 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #be4 ,a ,white ,sergeant ,giving the ,word of ,command4 #bi4 ,comedy in the ,country4 ,tragedy in ,london4 #cj4 ,song ,headings1 pub4 by ,tegg4 ,platonic ,love4 ',none but the ,brave ,deserve the ,fair4' ,sir ,e4 ,bunbury4 ,etd4 by ,rowlandson4 ,june #ab4 ,miseries ,personal3 ',after ,dinner1 when the ,ladies ,retire1' c4 ,ackermann4 #ae4 ,song ,headings1 pub4 by ,tegg4--,murphy ,delaney4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson fecit4 ,easter ,hunt--,clearing a ,fence4 #ah4 ,a ,view on the ,banks of the ,thames4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,july #a4 ,more ,scotchmen1 or ,johnny ,macree ,opening his ,new ,budget4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #i4 ,song ,heading1 pub4 by ,tegg4 ,a ,cure for ,lying and a ,bad ,memory4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 fecit4 #aj4 ,the ,double ,disaster1 or ,new ,cure for ,love4 ,row4 del4 et sculp4 ,tegg4 ,miseries of the ,country4#bh #ad4 ,easter ,monday1 or ,cockney ,hunt4 ,oct4 #e4 ,a ,mistake at ,newmarket1 or ,sport and ,piety4 ,englishman in ,paris4 ,h4 ,bunbury4 7#ahjg87 7,n4,d47 ,symptoms of ,restiveness4 7#ahjg87 ,a ,calf's ,pluck4 ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,do4 ,rusty ,bacon4 ,do4 ,a ,tour to the ,lakes4 ,do4 ,nov4 #i4 ,thomas ,simmons4 ,drawn from ,life4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street4 #aj4 ,directions to ,footmen4 ,r4 invt4 ,tegg1 #bgc4 #aj4 ,john ,bull making ,observations on the ,comet4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 sculp4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #bj4 ,a ,couple of ,antiquities3 ,my ,aunt and ,my ,uncle4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ba4 ,song ,headings1 pub4 by ,tegg4 ,the ,dog and the ,devil4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson scul4 #ahjg 787 ,miseries of ,bathing4 ,more ,miseries1 or the ,bottom of ,mr4 ,figg's ,old ,whiskey ,broke through4 ,the ,man of ,feeling4 ,the ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 ,by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co4 ,pub4 by ,longmans1 #ahjg4 ,cr4 #hvo4 ,,note3 ,while on a visit in the ,hundreds of ,essex being under the necessity of getting dead drunk every day to save your life4 #ahjh4 ,jan4 ',the ,discovery4' 7,see #ahji47 ,wild ,irish1 or ,paddy from ,cork1 with his ,coat ,buttoned ,behind4 ,qy4 ,acker4 or ,r4 pub4 #g4 ,tom ,tack's ,ghost4 7,song and ,heading47 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 ,no4 #ch4 ,jan4 #af4 ,scenes at ,brighton1 or the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,pl4 #c4 ,a ,blackleg detected secreting cards c41 after drawing upon your purse on former occasions1 is the properest of men to run the gauntlet2 as he but too often produces substantial ,miseries for ,human ,life4 #af4 ,pl4 #d4 ,suffering under the last symptoms of a dangerous malady1 you naturally hope relief from medical skill and practice1 but flying periwigs1 brandished canes1 and clysters1 the fear of random cuffs1 c41 intrude and produce a climax in the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,mar4 #a4 ,miseries of ,high ,life 7,tegg74 ,briskly stooping to ,pick up a ,lady's fan1 c4 #a4 ,the ,green ,dragon4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,description of a ,boxing ,match1 ,june #i1 #ahjf4 ,apr4 #a4 ,soldiers on a ,march4 ,des4 and pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,plates to ,tegg's ,gambado1 ,may #ahjh4 #hvo4 ,may #f4 ,the ,head of the ,poll1 or the ,wimbledon ,showman and his ,puppet4 ,pub4 by ,walker1 ,cornhill4 #ab4 ,the ,consultation1 or ,last ,hope4 #ba4 ,volunteer ,wit1 or not ,enough for a ,prime4 ,tegg4 ,the ,anatomy of ,melancholy4 ,ackermann4 #ba4 ,the ,mother's ,hope4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,the ,microcosm of ,london1 or ,london in ,miniature4 ,with #aje ,illustrations by ,rowlandson and ,pugin4 #c vols4 #dto4 ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,june #d4 ,the ,sweet ,little ,girl that ,i ,love4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 ,no4 #afg4 ,woodward del41 ,r4 sculp4 #d4 ,odd ,fellows from ,downing ,street ,complaining to ,john ,bull4 ,woodward del41 ,r4 sculp4 #ba4 ,a ,snug ,cabin1 or ,port ,admiral4 #cj4 ,accommodation1 or ,lodgings to ,let at ,portsmouth4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,tegg1 #bai4 #cj4 ,the ,welsh ,sailor's ,mistake1 or ,tars in ,conversation4 ,tegg1 #bbj4 ,july #h4 ,the ,corsican ,tiger at ,bay4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #aj4 ,billingsgate at ,bayonne1 or the ,imperial ,dinner4 ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,the ,corsican ,spider in his ,web4 ,woodward del4 ,rowlandson sc4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #ab4 ,the ,corsican ,nurse ,soothing the ,infants of ,spain4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #bb4 ,the ,beast as ,described in the ,revelations1 chap4 xiii4 ,resembling ,napoleon ,buonaparte4 ,g4 ,sauler1 ,farnham4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 ,aug4 #ah4 ,from the ,desk to the ,throne4 ,a ,new ,quick ,step by ,joseph ,buonaparte4 ,the ,bass by ,messrs4 ,happy and ,talley4 ,g4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 #ba4 ,king ,joe's ,retreat from ,madrid4 ,tegg1 #ec4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 #be4 ,behaviour at ,table4 ,woodward del4 #d subjects4 ,miseries of ,human ,life4 #a vol4 #ej illustrations4 ,small folio4 #bg4 ,king ,joe on his ,spanish ,donkey4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 sculp4 ,sept4 #ab4 ,a ,spanish ,passport to ,france4 ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,the ,political ,butcher1 or ,spain ,cutting up ,buonaparte for the ,benefit of his ,neighbours4 ,g4 ,s4 ,farnham4 ,ackermann4 ,sept4 #ae4 ,the ,fox and the ,grapes4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,ackermann4 #ag4 ,prophecy explained3--',and there are seven ,kings1 five are fallen1 and one is1 and the other is not yet come1 and when he cometh he must continue but a short space4' ,ackermann4 ,row4 del4 and sculp4 #bj4 ,napoleon the ,little in a ,rage with his great ,french ,eagle4 ,row4 del4 and sculp4 ,ackermann4 #bd4 ,a ,hard ,passage1 or ,boney ,playing ,bass on the ,continent4 ,geo4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,ackermann4 #be4 ,king ,joe and ,co4 making the most of their ,time previous to quitting ,madrid4 #bi4 ,nap and his ,partner ,joe4 ,row4 ,tegg1 #fj4 ,oct4 #a4 ,nap and his ,friends in their ,glory4 ,ackermann4 #c4 ,john ,bull ,arming the ,spaniards4 ,do4 #ag4 ,junot ,disgorging his ,booty4 ,do4 #be4 ,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures4 ,woodward del41 engd4 by ,t4 ,r4 ,tegg4 ,nov4 #a4 ,get money1 money still1 ,and then let ,virtue follow if she will4 #a4 ,rum ,characters in a ,shrubbery4 #a4 ,doctor ,gallipot4 ',throw ,physic to the ,dogs4' 7,see #ahaj47 #a4 ,wonderfully ,mended4 ,shouldn't have ,known you again4 #a4 ,the ,last ,shift4 #a4 ,breaking ,cover4 #a4 ,in ,port and out of ,port1 or ,news from ,portugal4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 sculp4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #ai4 ,the ,progress of the ,emperor ,napoleon4 ,woodward and ,rowlandson4 ,votaries of ,fashion in the ,temple of ,folly4 ,how to ,break a ,shop ,window with an ,umbrella4 ,more ,miseries1 or the ,bottom of ,mr4 ,figg's ,old ,whiskey ,broke through4 7,see #ahjg47 ,how to ,walk the ,streets4 #hvo4 #c illustrations by ,woodward and ,rowlandson4 ,chesterfield ,travestie1 or ,school for ,modern ,manners4 ,ten ,cartoons4 ,engd4 by ,rowlandson from drawings by ,woodward4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahjb4 #abmo4 ,the ,art of ,ingeniously ,tormenting4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,the ,caricature ,magazine1 or ,hudibrastic ,mirror4 7,continued in #ahaj1 c47 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #ahjh 787 ,bartholomew ,fair4 ,a ,british ,sailor4 ,frenchman4 ,spaniard4 ,dutchman4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,a ,lecture on ,heads1 by ,geo4 ,alex4 ,stevens4 ,with #be illustrations by ,woodward and ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,beauties of ,tom ,brown4 ,in one vol4 #ahji4 ,the ,discovery4 ,repub4 from #agih4 ,jan4 #ae4 ,the ,head of the ,family in ,good ,humour4 ,tegg1 #aca4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 #ae4 ,the ,old ,woman's ,complaint1 or the ,greek ,alphabet4 ,w4 del41 ,r4 sc4 ,tegg4 ,feb4 #a4 ,launching a ,frigate4 ,tegg4 ,newton del4 ,r4 sculp4 ,feb4 #a4 ,a ,traveller ,refreshed in a ,stagnant ,pool after the ,fatigues of a ,dusty ,day's ,journey4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,mrs4 ,bundle in a ,rage1 or ,too ,late for the ,stage4 ,ackermann4 #ae4 ,dissolution of ,partnership1 or the ,industrious ,mrs4 ,clarke winding up her ,accounts4 ,rowlandson des4 and sculp4 #bj4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,leve4 #bj4 ,the ,ambassador of ,morocco on a ,special ,mission4 ,tegg4 #ba4 ,days of ,prosperity in ,gloucester ,place1 or a ,kept ,mistress in ,high ,feather4 ,tegg4 #be4 ,the ,york ,magician ,transforming a ,footboy into a ,captain4 ,tegg4 ,also known as ',the ,magician4' #bf4 ,the ,bishop and his ,clarke1 or a ,peep into ,paradise4 ,tegg1 #ic4 #bf4 ,all for ,love4 ,a ,scene at ,weymouth4 #bf4 ,an ,unexpected ,meeting4 ,tegg1 #fi4 #bg4 ,a ,pilgrimage from ,surrey to ,gloucester ,place1 or the ,bishop in an ,ecstasy4 ,tegg4 ,mar4 #b4 ,a ,parliamentary ,toast4 ',here's to the ,lady1' c4 ,tegg4 #d4 ,chelsea ,parade1 or a ,croaking ,member ,surveying the inside and outside of ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,premises4 ,tegg4 #e4 ,the ,road to ,preferment1 through ,clarke's ,passage4 ,tegg4 #e4 ,the ,york ,march4 ,tegg4 #g4 ,the ,triumvirate of ,gloucester ,place1 or the ,clarke1 the ,soldier1 and the ,taylor4 ,tegg #fi4 ,john ,gilpin said1 ',of womenkind ,i only love but one1 ,and thou art she1 my dearest dear1 therefore it shall be done6' #h4 ,a ,scene from the ,tragedy of ,cato4 ,tegg1 #fi4 #h4 ,yorkshire ,hieroglyphics66 ,plate #a4 ,tegg4 ,the ,duke's ,letter to ,mrs4 ,clarke4 #i4 ,the ,burning ,shame4 ,tegg4 #aa4 ,yorkshire ,hieroglyphics4 ,plate ,second4 ,tegg4 ,the ,duke's ,second ,letter1 to ,mrs4 ,clarke4 #ab4 ,the ,statue to be ,disposed of at ,gloucester ,place4 7,tegg47 #ac4 ,a ,general ,discharge1 or the ,darling ,angel's ,finishing ,stroke4 ,tegg4 ,the ,duke of ,york's ,chres ,amies1 ,mesdames ,carey1 ,cook1 ,sutherland1 ,gifford1 ,clarke1 ,shaw1 c4 #ae4 ,the ,champion of ,oakhampton ,attacking the ,hydra of ,gloucester ,place4 ,tegg4 ,bellua ,multorum es ,capitum4--,hor4 #ag4 ,the ,parson and the ,clarke4 ,tegg4 #ai4 ,sampson ,asleep on the ,lap of ,delilah4 ,tegg4 #bj4 ,a ,mad ,dog in a ,coffee ,house4 #bd4 ,the ,resignation1 or ,john ,bull ,overwhelmed with ,grief4 #bd4 ,the ,prodigal ,son's ,resignation4 ,tegg4 #bg4 ,frontispiece to ,tegg's ,complete ,collection of ,caricatures relative to ,mrs4 ,clarke1 and the ,circumstances arising from the ,investigation of the ,conduct of ,h4,r4,h4 the ,duke of ,york before the ,house of ,commons1 #ahji4-- ,out of ,evil cometh ,good4 ,learn to be wise from others' harm1 ,and thou 'shalt do full well6' ,mar4 #bi4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,last ,effort6 ,your rhino rattle1 come--men and cattle--come1 ,all to ,mrs4 ,clarke ,o4 ,of trouble and monies ,i'll ease you1 my honies1 ,and leave you in the dark ,o4 #cj4 ,the ,york ,dilly2 or1 the ,triumph of ,innocence4 ,tegg1 #id4 ,apr4 #a4 ,doctor ,o',meara's ,return to his ,family1 after ,preaching before ,royalty4 ,tegg4 #b4 ,mrs4 ,clarke's ,farewell to her ,audience4 ,tegg4 ,tailpiece to ,tegg's ,collection of the ,york and ,clarke ,caricatures4 #d4 ,original ,plan for a ,popular ,monument to be ,erected in ,gloucester ,place4 ,tegg4 #e4 ,a ,york ,address to the ,whale4 ,caught lately off ,gravesend4 ,tegg4 #aj4 ,the ,flower of the ,city4 ,aldn4 ,flower4 ,tegg4 #aa4 ,the ,modern ,babel1 or ,giants ,crushed by a ,weight of ,evidence4 ,tegg4 #ah4 ,the ,sick ,lion and the ,asses4 ,tegg4 ,duke of ,york series4 #ba4 ,comforts of ,matrimony4 ,a ,good ,toast4 ,reeve ,jones4 #ba4 ,do4 ,the ,tables ,turned4 ,the ,miseries of ,wedlock4 ,reeve ,jones4 #ba4 ,burning the ,books4 ,memoirs of ,mrs4 ,clarke4 ,tegg4 #bb4 ,a ,piece-,offering4 ,memoirs1 ,life1 ,letters1 c41 of ,m4 ,a4 ,clarke4 ,tegg4 #bd4 ,the ,quaker and the ,clarke4 ,tegg1 #hc4 #be4 ,john ,bull and the ,genius of ,corruption4 ,tegg 7#id74 #bi4 ,o6 you're a ,devil1 get along do6 ,sterne's ,sentimental ,journey4 #abmo4 ,yorick and ,father ,lorenzo4 ,la ,fleur and the ,dead ,ass4 ,june #a4 ,mansion ,house ,monitor4 ,poetical ,magazine4 #ab4 ,boney's ,broken ,bridge4 ,tegg4 ,july #i4 ,hell broke loose2 or1 the ,devil to ,pay among the ,darling ,angels4 ,two of a ,trade can ,never ,agree4 ,mrs4 ,clarke and ,col4 ,wardle4 ,tegg4 #ad4 ,more of the ,clarke2 or ,fresh ,accusations4 ,tegg1 #if4 #af4 ,the ,plot ,thickens2 or1 ,diamond ,cut ,diamond4 #ah4 ,amusement for the ,recess2 or the ,devil to ,pay amongst the ,furniture4 7,col4 ,wardle47 ,tegg1 #ih4 #bj4 ,a ,tit-,bit for a ,strong ,stomach4 ,ackermann4 #bd4 ,the ,tables are ,turned2 how are the ,mighty ,fallen4 ,tegg1 #if4 #cj4 ,the ,bill of ,wrights2 or1 the ,patriot ,alarmed4 ,tegg1 #aja4 #ca4 ,the ,huntsman ,rising4 ,the ,gamester going to ,bed4 7,see #ahaa47 ,aug4 #a4 ,wonders--,wonders--,wonders6 #aj ,figures4 ,tegg4 #a4 ,the ,mistake4 ,tegg4 #bh4 ,the ,rising ,sun2 or a ,view of the ,continent4 ,desd4 by ,g4 ,sauler ,farnham4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,sept4 #c4 ,the ,pope's ,excommunication of ,buonaparte1 or ,napoleon brought to his last ,stool4 ,tegg1 #ajf4 #d4 ,song by ,commodore ,curtis4 ,tune3 ',cease1 ,rude ,boreas4' ,tegg4 #ad4 ,a ,design for a ,monument to be ,erected in ,commemoration of the ,great1 ,glorious1 and ,never-to-be-,forgotten ,grand ,expedition1 so ably ,planned and executed in the year #ahji4 7,gen4 ,chatham's ,expedition47 ,sept4 #bd4 ,general ,chatham's marvellous ,return from his ,expedition of ,fireworks4 ,a ,plan for a ,general ,reform4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #bg4 ,this is the ,house that ,jack ,built4 ,o4 ,p4 ,riots1 ,drury ,lane4 ,tegg4 #cj4 ,a ,lump of ,impertinence4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #adc4 ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,tegg1 #beg4 ,oct4 #bd4 ,preparations for the ,jubilee2 or ,theatricals ,extraordinary4 ,tegg1 #aaj4 #be4 ,a ,bill of ,fare for ,bond ,street ,epicures4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #ahh4 #be4 ,do4 do do4 #ahi4 ,nov4 #a4 ,inside ,view of ,public ,library1 ,cambridge4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,dec4 #a4 ,cattle not ,insurable4 #ab4 ,the ,boxes6-- ,o woe is me6 ,to have seen what ,i have seen-- ,seeing what ,i see6 ,opie invt4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,st41 ,adelphi4 #ah4 ,joint ,stock ,street4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,tegg1 #agd4 #bc4 ,a ,peep at the ,gas ,lights in ,pall ,mall4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,tegg1 #agc4 #bd4 ,the ,bull and ,mouth4 ,woodward and ,rowlandson4 ,tegg1 #bij4 ,smollett 7,t471 ,miscellaneous ,works4 #bf ,illustrations by ,rowlandson4 #e vols4 #hvo4 ,edinburgh4 ,sterne 7,l474 ,the ,beauties of ,sterne4 ,embellished with ,caricatures by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,poetical ,magazine4 ,pub4 ,ackermann's4 #ahji4 ,continued #ahaj-aa4 ,royal #hvo4 #d vols4 ,beauties of ,tom ,brown4 ,frontispiece and illustrations by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #abmo4 ,gambado4 ,an ,academy for ,grown ,horsemen1 c4 #ahji1 #hvo4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 7,see #ahjh47 ,baron ,munchausen's ,surprising ,adventures4 #ahji1 #abmo4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,beresford 7,james74 ,an ,antidote to the ,miseries of ,human ,life4 #ahji1 #hvo4 ,butler 7,s471 ',hudibras4' #e ,illus4 by ,wm4 ,hogarth4 ,engraved by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,advice to ,sportsmen2 selected from the notes of ,marmaduke ,markwell4 #af ,illustrations by ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,thos4 ,tegg4 #ahji1 #abmo4 ,rowlandson's ,sketches from ,nature4 #ab views4 ,drawn and etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 aquatinted by ,stadler4 ,views in ,cornwall1 ,devon1 ,somerset1 ,isle of ,wight1 c4 ,the ,art of ,ingeniously ,tormenting4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 #ahji4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #abmo4 ,the ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 ,by ,hilari ,benevolus ,co4 ,pub4 by ,longmans4 ,with #e plates by ,rowlandson1 c4 7#ahjg74 ,annals of ,sporting by ,caleb ,quizem4 ,woodward del42 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahji4 #abmo4 #ahji 787 ,a ,lump of ,innocence4 ,tegg4 ,the ,trial of the ,duke of ,york4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #b vols4 #ahji4 7,collected ,caricatures47 ,scandal1 ,investigation of the ,charges brought against ,h4,r4,h4 the ,duke of ,york1 by ,g4 ,l4 ,wardle1 ,esq41 ,m4,p4 for ,devon1 with the ,evidence and ,remarks of the ,members4 ,containing fourteen scarce portraits by ,rowlandson1 amongst which are ,mrs4 ,m4 ,a4 ,clarke1 ,sir ,f4 ,burdett1 ,duke of ,york1 ,col4 ,wardle1 c4 #b vols1 #abmo4 #ahji4 #ahji 787 ,a ,glee4 ',how shall we ,mortals pass our ,hours8 ,in ,love1 in ,war1 in ,drinking8' ,tegg4 ,disappointed ,epicures4 #ahaj4 ,jan4 #a4 ,business and ,pleasure4 ,mar4 #cj4 ,winding up the ,medical ,report of the ,walcheren ,expedition4 ,april #g4 ,the ,dunghill ,cock and ,game ,pullet1 or ,boney ,beat out of the ,pit4 #ab4 ,libel ,hunters on the ,look-out1 or ,daily ,examiners of the ,liberty of the ,press4 ,tegg1 #d4 #bj4 ,a ,new ,tap ,wanted1 or ,work for the ,plumber4 #bf4 ,the ,boroughmongers ,strangled in the ,tower4 ,may #a4 ,front ,view of ,christ ,church1 ,oxford4 ,emmanuel ,college ,garden1 ,cambridge4 ,emmanuel ,college1 ,cambridge4 ,a ,nobleman ,presenting a ,collection of ,busts4 ,view of the ,theatre1 ,printing ,house1 c41 ,oxford4 ,st4 ,mary's ,church--,radcliffe ,library4 ,inside ,view of the ,public ,library1 ,cambridge4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 #e4 ,a ,bait for the ,kiddies on the ,north ,road1 or that's your sort1 prime bang up to the mark4 #aj4 ,kissing for ,love1 or ,captain ,careless ,shot ,flying4 ,tegg1 #eb4 #aj4 ,easterly ,winds1 or ,scudding under ,bare ,poles4 ,tegg1 #b4 #ae4 ,three ,weeks after ,marriage1 or the ,great ,little ,emperor ,playing at ,bo-peep4 ,tegg1 #af4 #ae4 ,a ,bonnet ,shop4 ,tegg1 #ag4 #bj4 ,peter ,plumb's ,diary4 ,thos4 ,tegg1 #ah4 #cj4 ,a ,table d',hte1 or ,french ,ordinary in ,paris4 ,tegg1 #bj4 #ahaj 787 ,paris ,diligence4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,june #d4 ,love and ,dust4 7,tegg1 #b47 ,repub4 7,appeared originally in #agii47 #e4 ,boxing ,match for #bjj guineas between ,dutch ,sam and ,medley1 fought ,may #ca1 #ahaj1 on ,moulsey ,hurst1 near ,hampton4 ,no4 #bb4 ,aug4 #h4 ,smuggling ,out1 or ,starting for ,gretna ,green4 ,schultz sculp4 #h4 ,smuggling ,in1 or a ,college ,trick4 ,sept4 #ah4 ,procession of the ,cod ,company from ,st4 ,giles's to ,billingsgate4 ,tegg1 #aa4 #be4 ,rigging out a ,smuggler4 ,tegg1 ,no4 #h4 #cj4 ,dramatic ,demireps at their ,morning ,rehearsal4 ,tegg1 #aj4 ,oct4 #e4 ,sports of a ,country ,fair4 ,part #a4 ,do4 do4 ,part #b4 ,do4 do4 ,part #c4 ,a ,bengal ,tiger ,loose4 ,cockburn's ,theatre on ,fire4 ,advice to a ,publican1 or a ,secret worth knowing4 ,the ,glutton4 ,ladies trading on their own bottom4 ,oct4 #be4 ,an ,old ,ewe ,dressed ,lamb ,fashion4 ,tegg1 #db4 #be4 ,spit-,fires4 ,tegg1 #dd4 #be4 ,dropsy ,courting ,consumption4 ,rowlandson del4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #de4 ,nov4 #a4 ,doctor ,gallipot ,placing his ,fortune at the ,feet of his ,mistress4 7,see #ahjh47 #a4 ,kitchen-,stuff4 ,tegg1 #dc4 #ai4 ,a ,hit at ,backgammon4 ,tegg1 #df4 #bj4 ,medical ,despatch1 or ,doctor ,double-,dose ,killing ,two ,birds with ,one ,stone4 ,tegg1 #dg4 ,bath ,races4 ,tegg1 #di4 #cj4 ,doctor ,drainbarrel conveyed ,home in a ,wheelbarrow1 in order to take his ,trial for ,neglect of ,family ,duty4 ,tegg1 #bc4 #cj4 ,after ,sweet ,meat comes ,sour ,sauce1 or ,corporal ,casey got into the ,wrong ,box4 ,cries of ,london4 #cj plates4 #dto4 ,circa #ahaj4 ,the ,harmonic ,society4 ,row4 del4 ,butler1 ,s4 ',hudibras4' ,illus4 ,rowdn4 #ahaj4 #hvo4 7,see #ahji47 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahaj 787 ,the ,sign of the ,four ,alls4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg1 ,no4 #ac4 ,rabbit ,merchant4 ,tegg1 #be4 #ahaj 787 ,a ,sale of ,english ,beauties in the ,east ,indies4 7,after ,james ,gillray47 ,a ,parody on ,milton4 #ahaa4 ,jan4 #a4 ,a ,bird's-eye ,view of ,smithfield ,market1 taken from the ,bear and ,ragged ,staff4 ,pugin and ,rowlandson del4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,a ,bird's-eye ,view of ,covent ,garden ,market4 ,do4 do4 do4 #bh4 ,college ,pranks1 or ,crabbed ,fellows ,taught to ,caper on the ,slack ,rope4 ,tegg1 #ec4 ,feb4 ,a ,sleepy ,congregation4 ,tegg1 #ed4 #ab4 ,a ,midwife going to a ,labour4 ,tegg1 #ee4 #af4 ,the ,gig ,shop1 or ,kicking up a ,breeze at ,nell ,hamilton's ,hop4 ,tegg1 #ef4 #bj4 ,pigeon-,hole1 a ,covent ,garden ,contrivance to ,coop up the ,gods4 ,tegg1 #eg4 #bf4 ,a ,french ,dentist ,showing a ,specimen of his ,artificial ,teeth and ,false ,palates4 ,tegg1 #eh4 ,mar4 #a4 ,a ,catamaran1 or ,old ,maid's ,nursery4 #b4 ,bacon-faced ,fellows of ,brazen-,nose ,broken loose4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #ei4 #aj4 ,she ,stoops to ,conquer4 ,tegg1 #fa4 #ab4 ,the ,anatomist4 ,tegg1 #fj4 #af4 ,sailors on ,horseback4 ,tegg1 #fb4 #bh4 ,kitty ,careless in ,quod1 or ,waiting for ,jew ,bail4 ,tegg1 #fe4 ,apr4 #a4 ,pastime in ,portugal1 or a ,visit to the ,nunneries4 ,tegg1 #fd4 #e4 ,the ,last ,drop4 #i4 ,boney the ,second1 or the ,little ,baboon ,created to ,devour ,french ,monkeys4 ,tegg1 #ff4 #aj4 ,a ,picture of ,misery4 ,tegg1 #gj4-- ,iron was his chest1 iron was his door1 ,his hand was iron1 and his heart was more4 #ab4 ,puss in ,boots1 or ,general ,junot taken by surprise4 ,tegg1 #ga4 ,apr4 #ad4 ,nursing the ,spawn of a ,tyrant2 or ,frenchmen ,sick of the ,breed4 #bj4 ,the ,enraged ,son of ,mars and the ,timid ,tonson4 ,tegg1 #fg4 #bd4 ,rural ,sports4 ,a ,cat in a ,bowl4 ,no4 #a4 ,may #a4 ,a ,dog ,fight4 #a4 ,touch for ,touch1 or a ,female ,physician in full ,practice4 ,tegg1 #gb4 #d4 ,who's ,mistress ,now8 ,reprint1 #ahbj4 #af4 ,the ,bassoon1 with a ,french ,horn ,accompaniment4 ,tegg1 #ge4 ,a ,two o'clock ,ordinary4 ,june #d4 ,summer ,amusement1 ,bug ,hunting4 ,july #aa4 ,a ,ghost in the ,wine ,cellar4 ,published by ,rowlandson4 #ad4 ,easter ,monday1 or the ,cockney ,hunt4 #ad4 ,rural ,sports1 or an ,old ,mole ,catcher4 ,tegg1 #hc4 #ca4 ,the ,huntsman ,rising4 7,see #ahji47 #ca4 ,the ,gamester going to ,bed4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 7,see also #ahji47 ,aug4 #bj4 ,love ,laughs at ,locksmiths4 #cj4 ,masquerading4 ,tegg1 #hd4 ,sept4 ,accommodation ,ladder4 ,tegg1 #he4 #ab4 ,sorrow's ,dry1 or a ,cure for the ,heart ,ache4 #bj4 ,looking at the ,comet till you get a ,crick in the ,neck4 ,tegg1 #ia4 #be4 ,life and ,death of the ,race ,horse4 ,tegg1 #ij4 #bi4 ,rural ,sports4 ,a ,milling ,match3 ,cribb and ,molineaux4 ,tegg4 ,oct4 #a4 ,rural ,sports1 ,smock-,racing4 ,t4 ,tegg4 #b4 ,john ,bull at the ,italian ,opera4 ,des4 and pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 c4 7,see ,oct4 #b1 #ahje47 ,rural ,sports2 or a ,game at ,quoits4 ,rural ,sports2 or how to show off a ,well-shaped ,leg4 ,twelfth ,night ,characters1 in #bd figures1 by ,t4 ,r4 #c4 ,rural ,sports2 or a ,cricket ,match ,extraordinary4 ,tegg1 #if4 #aj4 ,six ,classes of that ,noble and useful ,animal1 a ,horse4--,the ,race ,horse4 ,the ,war ,horse4 ,the ,shooting ,pony4 ,the ,hunter4 ,the ,gig ,horse4 ,the ,draught ,horse4 #aj4 ,distillers ,looking into their own ,business4 ,dinners ,dressed in the ,neatest ,manner4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #aab4 ,the ,jockey ,club1 or ,newmarket ,meeting 7#aaa7 7,betting ,room74 ,the ,sagacious ,buck1 or ,effects of ,waterproof4 ,richmond ,hill4 ,after ,h4 ,bunbury4 7,see #ahjc47 ,french ,inn4 ,do4 ,quaix de ,paris4 ,do4 ,a ,country ,club4 ,recruits4 7,see #ahjc47 ,morning1 or the ,man of ,taste4 ,after ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,evening1 or the ,man of ,feeling4 ,do4 ,conversazione4 #be4 ,a ,trip to ,gretna ,green4 ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 #be4 ,rural ,sports3 ,balloon ,hunting4 ,tegg1 #aeg4 #ca4 ,cloisters1 ,magdalen ,college1 ,oxford4 ,nov4 #be4 ,english ,manner and ,french ,prudence1 or ,french ,dragoons brought to a ,check by a ,belvoir ,leap4 ,a ,scene after ,nature near ,ciudad ,rodrigo4 ,sept4 #ahaa4 ,dec4 #b4 ,a ,man of ,feeling4 ,tegg1 ,no4 #abf4 #i4 ,bel and the ,dragon4 ,pub4 ,stockdale4 #ae4 ,a ,milk ,sop4 ,tegg1 #abe4 ,royal ,academy4 ,somerset ,house4 ,the ,harmonic ,society4 7,see #ahaj1 ,oct4 #b47 ,miseries of ,travelling--,a ,hailstorm4 ,des4 by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,a ,tutor and his ,pupil ,travelling in ,france4 ,do4 ,the ,departure of ,la ,fleur4 ,do4 ,exhibition ',stare' ,case1 ,somerset ,house4 ,the ,manager's ,last ,kick1 or a ,new ,way to ,pay ,old ,debts4 ,tegg1 #aag4 ,preparing to ,start4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #aah4 ,preparing for the ,race4 ,awkward ,squads ,studying the ,graces4 ,hiring a ,servant4 ,tegg1 #abd4 ,anglers 7#afaa74 ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,rowlandson del4 ,anglers 7#ahaa74 ,do4 do4 ,patience in a ,punt4 ,do4 do4 ,a ,templar at his ,studies4 ,tegg1 #gf4 ,a ,family ,piece4 ,des4 by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,a ,barber's ,shop4 ,des4 by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,modern ,antiquities4 ,chesterfield ,burlesqued4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahaa4 #abmo4 7,see #ahjh47 ,munchausen at ,walcheren4 #ahab4 ,jan4 #aj4 ,a ,portrait4 ,duke of ,cumberland4 ,pub4 by ,humphrey4 #ab4 ,a ,portrait4 ,lord ,petersham4 ,humphrey4 ,feb4 #f4 ,mr4 ,norman as the ,sultan of ,cashmere 7',the ,golden ,fish'74 ,norman del41 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #aj4 ,wet under ,foot4 ,designed by an ,amateur4 ,etched by ,rowlandson4 ,humphrey4 #bf4 ,a ,portrait4 ,lord ,pomfret4 ,humphrey4 ,a ,cat in ,pattens4 #bh4 ,plucking a ,spooney4 ,mar4 #a4 ,catching an ,elephant4 ,tegg1 #adf4 #a4 ,description of a ,boxing ,match for #ajj guineas a side between ,ward and ,quirk4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #b4 ,a ,spanish ,cloak4 ,tegg1 #aci4 #bj4 ,fast ,day4 ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street4 #be4 ,sea ,stores4 ,tegg1 #adj4 #be4 ,land ,stores4 ,apr4 #b4 ,the ,chamber of ,genius4 ,r4 invt4 and pub4 ,want is the scorn of every wealthy fool1 ,and genius in rags is turned to ridicule4--,juv41 ,sat4 #d4 ,bug-breeders in the ,dog ,days4 #ab4 ,the ,ducking ,stool4 7,republished47 7,see ,april #ab1 #ahjc47 ,may #cj4 ,italian ,picture-,dealers ,humbugging ,milord ,anglaise4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,st4 ,james ,street4 #cj4 ,a ,brace of ,blackguards4 ,racing4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg1 #aeh4 ,june #d4 ,broad ,grins1 or a ,black ,joke4 ,july #ad4 ,miseries of ,london3 ',watermen4' ,t4 ,r41 ,adelphi4 #ad4 ,glow ,worms4 7,see #ahje47 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 #ad4 ,muck ,worms4 ,do4 ,the ,rivals4 ,july #ae4 ,a ,seaman's ,wife's ,reckoning4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 sculp4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #bge4 #ae4 ,the ,secret ,history of ,crim4 ,con4 ,plate ,i4 ,t4 ,tegg1 #afa4 #ae4 ,do4 do4 ,plate ,,ii4 ,do4 ,aug4 #bi4 ,setting out for ,margate4 ,tegg1 #aff4 ,woodward del41 ,row4 sculp4 #cj4 ,the ,sweet ,pea4 ,pub4 by ,h4 ,humphrey1 #bg ,st4 ,james's ,street4 ,oct4 #a4 ,refinement of ,language4 ,a ,timber ,merchant1 c4 ,tegg1 #aga4 #a4 ,bitter ,fare1 or ,sweeps ,regaling4 #cj4 ,raising the ,wind4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,r41 #a ,james ,street4 ',when ,noblemen1' c4 ,nov4 #cj4 ,christmas ,gambols4 ,the ,successful ,fortune-,hunter1 or ,captain ,shelalee leading ,miss ,marrowfat to the ,temple of ,hymen4 ,hackney ,assembly4 ,the ,graces1 the ,graces1 remember the ,graces4 ,orig4 pub4 #ahjb4 #ahab 787 ,the ,learned ,scotchman1 or ,magistrate's ,mistake4 ,tegg1 #aej4 ,preaching to some ,purpose4 ,new-,invented ,elastic ,breeches4 ,a ,visit to the ,doctor4 ,puff ,paste4 ,mock ,turtle4 ,off ,she ,goes4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,the ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of the ,picturesque4 ,first pub4 in a separate form4 ,with #ca illustrations by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,royal #hvo4 ,ackermann4 ,english ,exhibitions in ,paris2 or1 ,french ,people ,astonished at our ,improvement in the ,breed of ,fat ,cattle4 ,petticoat ,loose1 a ,fragmentary ,poem4 ,stockdale4 #dto4 #d plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,set of ,views of ,cornwall4 #ahac4 ,feb4 #aj4 ,bachelor's ,fare4 ,bread and ,cheese and ,kisses4 ,tegg1 #bhe4 ,sept4 #a4 ,summer ,amusements at ,margate1 or a ,peep at the ,mermaids4 ,tegg4 #a4 ,the ,last ,gasp1 or ,toadstools ,mistaken for ,mushrooms4 ,tegg1 #baj4 #a4 ,unloading a ,waggon4 ,tegg1 #bad4 #a4 ,none but the ,brave deserve the ,fair4 ,tegg1 #bca4 #bj4 ,humours of ,houndsditch1 or ,mrs4 ,shevi in a ,longing ,condition4 ,tegg1 #bac4 #bj4 ,a ,doleful ,disaster2 or1 ,miss ,tubby ,tatarmin's ,wig ,caught ,fire4 ,nov4 #e4 ,the ,two ,kings of ,terror4 ,a ,transparency ,exhibited at ,ackermann's4 ,the ,allied ,victory of ,leipsic4 #bb4 ,the ,norwich ,bull ,feast1 or ,glory and ,gluttony4 ,tegg1 #bcb4 #be4 ,a ,long ,pull1 a ,strong ,pull1 and a ,pull ,all together4 ,tegg1 #bcc4 #bg4 ,the ,corsican ,toad under a ,harrow4 ,ackermann4 #bg4 ,the ,execution of ,two ,celebrated ,enemies of ,old ,england and their ,dying ,speeches4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,nov4 #bi4 ,dutch ,nightmare1 or the ,fraternal ,hug ,returned with a ,dutch ,squeeze4 ,ackermann4 #cj4 ,plump to the ,devil we boldly ,kicked both ,nap and his ,partner ,joe4 ,tegg1 #bcd4 ,dec4 #d4 ,the ,corsican ,munchausen ,humming the ,lads of ,paris4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 #f4 ,funking the ,corsican4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 #aj4 ,the ,mock ,phoenix1 or a ,vain ,attempt to ,rise again4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,friends and ,foes1 up he ,goes6 ,sending the ,corsican ,munchausen to ,st4 ,cloud4 ,ackermann4 #ad4 ,political ,chemist and ,german ,retorts1 or ,dissolving the ,rhenish ,confederacy4 ,ackermann4 #ad4 ,napoleon le ,grand4 ,astre brillant1 immense1 il claire1 il fconde1 ,et seul fait1 son gr1 tous les destins du monde4 ,mock ,auction1 or ,boney ,selling ,stolen ,goods4 ,ackermann4 #cj4 ,how to ,vault into the ,saddle1 or a new-invented ,patent ,crane for the accommodation of ,rheumatic ,rectors4 #ahac 787 ,doctor ,syntax1 in the middle of a smoking hot political squabble1 wishes to wet his whistle4 ,tegg1 #bji4 ,witches in a ,hayloft4 ,tegg1 #bbf4 ,business and ,pleasure4 ,tegg1 #bgb4 7,see #ahaj47 ,the ,glutton4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg1 #bgd4 ,the ,quaker and the ,commissioners of ,excise4 ,tegg1 #bgf4 ,a-going6 ,a-going6 ,newton del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #bia4 ,giving up the ,ghost1 or one too many4 ,tegg1 #bib4 ,hopes of the ,family1 or ,miss ,marrowfat at ,home for the ,holidays4 ,tegg1 #bic4 ,the ,cobbler's ,cure for a ,scolding ,wife4 ,tegg1 #bid4 ,cracking a ,joke4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,tegg1 #bif4 ,ghost of my ,departed ,husband1 whither art thou gone8 ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of the ,picturesque4 ,royal #hvo4 ,ackermann4 ,poetical ,sketches of ,scarborough4 ,with #ba ,illustrations by ,j4 ,green4 ,etched by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,engelbach4 ,letters from ,italy1 #ahji-ac4 ,republished as ',letters from ,naples and the ,campagna ,felice4' #ag plates by ,rowlandson4 7,see #ahae47 #ahad4 ,jan4 #a4 ,the ,double ,humbug1 or the ,devil's ,imp ,praying for ,peace4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,death and ,bonaparte4 #a4 ,madame ,vry1 ,restaurateur1 ,palais ,royal1 ,paris4 ,r4 sc4 ,t4 ,n41 #cdh4 #a4 ,la ,belle ,limonadire au ,caf des ,mille ,colonnes4 ,palais ,royal1 ,paris4 #cj4 ,quarter-day1 or ,clearing the ,premises without ,consulting your ,landlord4 ,tegg1 #caj4 ,feb4 #aj4 ,kicking up a ,breeze1 or ,barrow ,women ,basting a ,beadle4 ,tegg4 #ad4 ,progress of ,gallantry1 or ,stolen ,kisses ,sweetest4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #cac4 #bj4 ,a ,tailor's ,wedding4 ,tegg1 #cae4 ,mar4 #a4 ,crimping a ,quaker4 ,tegg1 #cag4 ,originally published as #bfa4 #b4 ,head ,runner of ,runaways from ,leipzic ,fair4 ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,the ,devil's ,darling4 ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,april4 ,arms of ,napoleon ,bonaparte1 the ,tyrant of ,france4 ,supported by ,satan 7,french ,devil7 and ,death4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,the ,hieroglyphic ,portrait of ,napoleon4 ,pub4 by ,ackermann4 ,do4 do4 ,alexander4 ,do4 #i4 ,blucher the ,brave ,extracting the ,groan of ,abdication from the ,corsican ,bloodhound4 ,t41 #cbb4 #ab4 ,coming in at the ,death of the ,corsican ,fox4 ,scene the ,last4 ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,bloody ,boney1 the ,carcase ,butcher1 left off ,trade by ,retiring to ,scarecrow ,island4 ,tegg1 #cbc4 #ae4 ,the ,rogue's ,march4 ,tegg1 #cba4 #af4 ,a ,friendly ,visit4 #ag4 ,the ,affectionate ,farewell1 or ,kick for ,kick4 ,aker4 #bj4 ,a ,delicate ,finish to a ,french 7,corsican7 ,usurper4 ,j4 ,n4 del41 ,r4 sc4 ,pub4 by ,asperne1 ,cornhill4 #be4 ,nap4 ,dreading his ,doleful ,doom1 or his ,grand ,entry into the ,isle of ,elba4 ,tegg1 #cbh4 ,may #a4 ,the ,tyrant of the ,continent is ,fallen1 ,europe is ,free1 ,england ,rejoices4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,boney ,turned ,moralist4 ,what ,i was1 what ,i am1 what ,i ought to be4 ,ackermann4 #a4 ,irish ,jaunting ,car4 ,hull des41 ,rowlandson fec4 #h4 ,peace and ,plenty4 ,tegg1 #cbd4 #ae4 ,macassar ,oil1 or an ,oily ,puff for ,soft ,heads4 ,rowlandson4 ,tegg1 #caf 7#bfe74 ,june #ad4 ,miseries of ,london1 or a ,surly1 ,saucy ,hackney ,coachman4 #bj4 ,rural ,sports1 or a ,pleasant ,way of ,making ,hay4 ,tegg1 #af4 ,july #ad4 ,the ,rivals4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 ,james ,street4 #ad4 ,portsmouth ,point1 ,tegg1 #bee4 #bc4 ,the ,naumacia to commemorate a ,peace4 7,aquatic ,spectacle on the ,serpentine74 ,sept4 #e4 ,the three principal ,requisites to form a ,man of ,fashion4 #ae4 ,the ,four ,seasons of ,love--,spring1 ,summer1 ,autumn1 ,winter4 #bj4 ,johanna ,southcott the ,prophetess ,excommunicating the ,bishops4 ,tegg1 #cda4 #ahad 787 ,rural ,sports4 ,buck-,hunting4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahae4 ,jan4 #a4 ,female ,politicians4 ,woodward del41 ,rowlandson sc4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,mar4 #a4 ,breaking-up of the ,blue ,stocking ,club4 ,tegg1 #cdc4 #a4 ,defrauding the ,customs1 or ,shipping ,goods not ,fairly ,entered4 ,tegg1 #cdd4 #a4 ,hodge's ,explanation of a ,hundred ,magistrates4 ,w4 del41 ,r4 sc4 ,tegg1 #cde4 #a4 ,sailors ,drinking the ,tunbridge ,waters4 ,tegg1 #cdf4 7,pub4 as #bdb originally47 #ac4 ,a ,lamentable ,case of a ,juryman4 ,tegg1 #cdg4 ,apr4 #g4 ,the ,flight of ,buonaparte from ,hell ,bay4 ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,apr4 #h4 ,hell ,hounds ,rallying ,round the ,idol of ,france4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann4 ,n4 ,d4 ,vive le ,roi6 ,vive l',empereur66 ,vive le ,diable666 ,french ,constancy4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann4 #ab4 ,scene in a ,new ,pantomime to be ,performed at the ,theatre ,royal of ,paris4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann4 #af4 ,the ,corsican and his ,bloodhounds at the ,window of the ,tuileries looking over ,paris4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann4 ,may #aj4 ,the ,carter and the ,gipsies4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,june #a4 ,ackermann's ,transparency on the ,victory of ,waterloo4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann1 #aja ,strand4 ,july #ad4 ,easter ,monday1 or the ,cockney ,hunt4 #af4 ,my ,ass4 ,pub4 by ,i4 ,sidebotham1 #if ,strand4 ,desd4 and etd4 by ,t4 ,r41 verses by ,j4 ,yedis4 7#f compts74 ,measuring ,substitutes for the ,army of ,reserve4 #bg4 ,transparency ,exhibited at ,ackermann's1 in the ,strand1 ,nov4 #bg1 #ahae4 ,day of ,celebration of ,general ,peace in ,london4 ,a ,journeyman ,tailor4 ,neighbours4 ,pub4 by ,tegg1 #bce4 #bh4 ,a ,rare ,acquisition to the ,royal ,menagerie4 ,a ,present from ,waterloo by ,marshals ,wellington and ,blucher4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #bh4 ,boney's ,trial1 ,sentence1 and ,dying-,speech1 or ,europe's ,injuries ,avenged4 ,rowlandson4 ,ackermann4 #ahae 787 ,an ,eating ,house4 ,banditti4 7,see #ahjh47 ,virtue in ,danger4 ,an ,unexpected ,return1 or a ,snip in ,danger4 ,a ,musical ,doctor and his ,scholars4 ,slap ,bang ,shop4 ,jack ,tar ,admiring the ,fair ,sex4 ,accidents will ,happen4 ,sympathy4 ,despatch1 or ,jack ,preparing for ,sea4 ,deadly-,lively4 ,the ,fort4 ,officer4 ,the ,military ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome4 #ahae4 #hvo4 ,lewis ,engelbach4 ,naples and the ,campagna ,felice4 #hvo4 ,reprinted from ',repository of ,arts4' ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,the ,dance of ,death4 ,with ,illustrations4 #b vols4 royal #hvo4 ,ackermann4 7,see #ahaf47 ,oct4 ,the ,grand ,master1 or ,adventures of ,qui ,hi in ,hindostan1 by ,quiz4 #hvo4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 #ahaf4 #ahaf4 ,jan4 #aj4 ,exhibition at ,bullock's ,museum of ,buonaparte's ,carriage1 taken at ,waterloo4 ,ackermann4 ,mar4 #ca4 ,the ,attempt to ,wash the ,blackamoor ,white1 in the ,white ,hall1 ,city of ,laputa4 #ahaf 787 ,bostonian ,electors of ,lancashire4 ,pub4 by ,w4 ,holland4 ,world in ,miniature4 #hvo4 ,military ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome4 #ahaf4 7,see #ahae47 ,figure ,subjects for ,landscapes1 c41 c4 ,groups and ,views4 ,r4 ,ackermann1 #hvo4 ,the ,dance of ,death4 #b vols4 #ahad-af4 ,r4 ,ackermann1 ,strand4 ,relics of a ,saint1 by ,ferdinand ,farquhar4 #abmo4 #ahaf4 ,frontispiece by ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 #ahag4 ,may #a4 #bd ,plates to ',vicar of ,wakefield4' ,repub4 #ahbc4 ,the ,dance of ,life4 ,illustrated with #bh coloured engravings by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,royal #hvo4 7,see #ahba47 ,the ,new ,sentimental ,journal4 ,grotesque ,drawing ,book4 #dj illustrations1 #hvo4 ,world in ,miniature4 #eh etchings4 #dto4 #ahag4 ,pleasures of ,human ,life4 #ahag4 #ahah4 ,jan4 #bj4 ,the ,last ,jig1 or ,adieu to ,old ,england4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,tegg4 ,the ,adventures of ,johnny ,newcome in the ,navy4 ,by ,alfred ,burton4 #hvo4 ,wild ,irish1 or ,paddy from ,cork1 with his ,coat ,buttoned ,behind4 ,doncaster ,fair1 or the ,industrious ,yorkshire ,bites4 #ahai4 ,may #i4 ,a ,rough ,sketch of the ,times as delineated by ,sir ,francis ,burdett4 ,who ,killed ,cock ,robin8 7,manchester ,massacre47 ,john ,cahnac4 #hvo4 ,female ,intrepidity1 or the ,heroic ,maiden4 7,chap book47 ,egyptian ,hall4 ,mansion ,house4 ,freemasons' ,tavern4 #ahbj4 #ahbj 787 ,chemical ,lectures 7,sir ,h4 ,davy74 ,the ,second ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax in ,search of ,consolation4 ,with #bd ,illustrations by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,royal #hvo4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,rowlandson's ,characteristic ,sketches of the ,lower ,orders4 #ed coloured plates4 ,intended as a ,companion to the ',new ,picture of ,london4' #abmo4 #ahba4 ,may4 ,a ,smoky ,house and a ,scolding ,wife4 ,tricks on the ,turf--,settling to ,lose a ,race4 ,le ,don ,quichotte ,romantique1 ou ,voyage du ,docteur ,syntaxe la ,recherche du ,pittoresque et du ,romantique4 #bh ,illustrations drawn on stone 7after the designs of ,rowlandson7 by ,malapeau1 ,lith4 de ,g4 ,engelmann4 ,paris4 ,journal of ,sentimental ,travels in the ,southern ,provinces of ,france4 #ah plates after ,rowlandson4 #hvo4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ahbb4 ,the ,history of ,johnny ,qu ,genus4 ,the ,little ,foundling of the late ,doctor ,syntax4 ,royal #hvo4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,rowlandson's ,sketches from ,nature4 #hvo4 #ag views1 in one volume 7collected74 ,the ,third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,in ,search of a ,wife4 ,royal #hvo41 with #be ,illustrations by ,thos4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,may4 ,die ,reise des ,doktor ,syntax1 um das ,malerische aufzusuchen4 ,ein ,gedicht frei aus dem ,englischen ins ,deutsche bertragen4 ,lith4 v4 ,f4 ,e4 ,rademacher1 ,berlin4 ,crimes of the ,clergy4 #hvo4 ,two plates by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 #ahbc4 ,march4 ,the ,guardian of the ,night4 ,pub4 by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,june #ac4 ,not at ,home1 or a ,disappointed ,dinner ,hunter4 ,pub4 by ,john ,fairburn1 ,broadway1 ,ludgate ,hill4 #ai4 ,an ,old ,poacher ,caught in a ,snare4 ,r4 inv4 et sculp4 ,aug4 #a4 ,hot ,goose1 ,cabbage1 and ,cucumbers4 ,the ,tooth ,ache1 or ,torment and ,torture4 ,sept4 #ah4 ,the ,chance-seller of the ,exchequer ,putting an ,extinguisher on ,lotteries4 ,ackermann2 also ,fairburn1 ,ludgate ,hill4 ,c4 ,m4 ,westmacott4 ,the ,spirit of the ,public ,journals for the year #ahbc4 #c vols4 #hvo4 ,third ,tour of ,doctor ,syntax4 #ahbc4 ,royal #hvo4 ,the three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax4 ,pocket edition1 #c vols4 #afmo4 ,sept4 ,oliver ,goldsmith4--',the ,vicar of ,wakefield4' #hvo4 #bd illustrations by ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ahbd4 ,apr4 #a4 ,interruption1 or ,inconvenience of a ,lodging ,house4 ,reprint4 7,see #aghi47 #ahbe4 ,nov4 #ai4 ,pie-us ,ecstasy1 or ,godliness 7the ,itinerant ,preacher's7 ,great ,gain4 ,pub4 by ,a4 ,bengo4 ,bernard ,blackmantle4 7,charles ,molloy ,westmacott47 ,english ,spy4 #b vols4 #hvo4 ,do4 ,the ,spirit of the ,public ,journals for the years #ahbc-d-e4 7,see #ahbc47 ,posthumous4 ,the ,humourist1 with #ej engravings1 c41 after designs by the late ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,published #ahca4 ,,addendum ,,to ,,the ,,chronological ,,summary ,,of ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures4 ,the ,editor has found it necessary to append a supplementary list of subjects which have been brought under his notice too late either to be arranged in the body of the present work1 or even to be comprised in the general chronological summary2 his attention being directed to these additional caricatures long after he had reluctantly arrived at the conclusion that it was hopeless to expect to render the foregoing classification more complete4 ,in the ,introduction to this review of pictorial satires by ,thomas ,rowlandson allusions will be found 7vol4 i4 p4 #d7 to a noteworthy collection of his productions1 both social and political1 in course of formation by ,mr4 ,f4 ,harvey1 of ,st4 ,james's ,street1 the result of many years' vigilant activity in securing everything of consequence by the artist which happened to come into the print market1 with comparative indifference to cost4 ,the arrangement of this gathering1 already amounting to twenty-three volumes1 consisting entirely of excellent examples of the caricaturist's engraved works1 has been proceeding coincidently with the preparation of the present volumes1 and both selections have been brought as near to completion as is practicable at precisely the same time4 ,the writer has the satisfaction of realising that the promise referred to in his preface1 made by ,mr4 ,harvey many years ago1 has been redeemed before it is altogether worthless1 as concerns his desire to supply a summary of the caricaturist's published productions as comprehensive as circumstances are likely to permit1 to which much importance is attached from a collector's point of view4 ,it must be acknowledged that the extensive accumulation in the possession of ,mr4 ,harvey has contributed to this result1 if at the eleventh hour2 in his collection numerous examples of interest are found which have hitherto escaped the ,editor's researches4 ,many of the titles set down in the body of the foregoing ,summary and in the ,addendum1 drawn from the resources placed at his disposal by the kindness of ,mr4 ,harvey1 are in all probability perfectly novel to the majority of even experienced ',rowlandson fanciers4' ,no date4 ,a ,counsellor's ,opinion after he had retired from ,practice4 #agij4 ,croesus and ,thalia4 ,all ,fours4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,nov4 #bj4 ,satan1 ,sin1 and ,death4 ,w4 ,hogarth invt4 ,rowlandson del4 ,dec4 #a4 ,a series of single-figure subjects1 designed by ,woodward and engraved by ,rowlandson4 ,a ,smart4 ,a ,greenhorn4 ,a ,jessamy4 ,a ,choice ,spirit4 ,a ,jemmy4 ,a ,buck4 ,an ,honest ,fellow4 ,a ,blood4 #agia4 ,mar4 #a4 ,the ,pursuit4 7,chase of a ,highwayman by a poss of horsemen47 ,a large and important subject4 ,companion to ',the ,attack1' published contemporaneously1 and described in vol4 i4 p4 #bhi4 ,dec4 #a4 ,returning from the ,races4 #a4 ,selling a ,horse4 #a4 ,modish--,prudent4 7,another version of the pair of female figure subjects engraved #aghg4 ,see vol4 i4 pp4 #bbj-a47 #agib4 ,jan4 #a4 ,a series of four large sporting subjects1 figures in wooded backgrounds4 ,painted by ,george ,morland1 and engraved by ,thomas ,rowlandson4 ,partridge-,shooting4 ,pleasant-,shooting4 ,snipe-,shooting4 ,duck-,shooting4 7,originally pub4 in #agij47 ,july #ah4 ,the ,paviour's ,joy4 ,companion to ',the ,chairman's ,terror' 7vol4 i4 p4 #cjh74 #agid4 ,a ,field ,day in ,hyde ,park4 ,aquatinted by ,t4 ,malton4 ,a large and important subject1 evidently belonging to the same series as ',the ,english ,barracks1' c4 7,aug4 #ab1 #agia74 ,see vol4 i4 pp4 #bid-e4 #agie4 ,jan4 #a4 ,billingsgate ,brutes4 #agig4 ,oct4 #bb4 ,glorious ,defeat of the ,dutch ,navy1 ,oct4 #aj1 #agig1 by ,admirals ,lord ,duncan and ,sir ,richard ,onslow2 with a view1 drawn on the spot1 of the six ,dutch line-of-battle ships captured and brought into ,yarmouth4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 #agih4 ,mar4 #af4 ,england ,invaded1 or ,frenchmen ,naturalised 7,loyal ,volunteers74 ,pub4 by ,i4 ,harris4 ,apr4 #c4 ,a ,return from a ,visit4 7,after ,h4 ,bunbury47 ,may #ae4 ,military ,fly4 7,see ',loyal ,volunteers of ,london1' ,june #bj1 #agii1 vol4 i4 pp4 #cge-g47 ,may #ah4 ,rehearsal of a ,french ,invasion1 as performed before the ,invalids1 at the ,island of ,st4 ,marcou1 on the morning of ye #g of ,may1 #agih4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,june #a4 ,soldiers ,attending ,divine ,service4 7,the ,invasion ,panic and ,volunteer forces47 ,aug4 #h4 ,smuggling ,in--,smuggling ,out4 7,see #ahaj47 #ah4 ,the ,miller's ,love4 ,sept4 #c4 ,sadler's ,flying ,artillery4 7,see ',loyal ,volunteers of ,london1' ,june #bj1 #agii1 vol4 i4 pp4 #cge-g47 ,oct4 #i4 ,fraternization in ,grand ,cairo1 or the ,mad ,general and his ,boney-party likely to become tame ,mussulmen4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #ag4 ,erin-go-,bray4 ,the ,allied ,republics of ,france and ,ireland4 ,pub4 by ,s4 ,w4 ,fores4 ,nov4 #a4 ,effects of ,british ,valour on the ,french ,directory4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #agii4 ,jan4 #bj4 ,a ,magic ,lantern4 ,merke sculp4 ,mar4 #a4 ,cries of ,london4 ,pl4 #g4 ,old ,clothes4 7,see ',cries of ,london1' vol4 i4 pp4 #ced-f47 #bj4 ,fast ,day4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 #a ,james ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,aug4 #a4 ,change ,alley4 ,no4 #a4 ,waddling ,in4 7,see ',waddling ,out1' vol4 i4 p4 #cff47 ,horse ,accomplishments4--,a ,vaulter4 7,see ',horse ,accomplishments1' vol4 i4 p4 #cff47 #cj4 ,country ,characters4 ,republished #ahjj4 7,see vol4 ii4 pp4 #ac1 #ad47 ,oct4 #a4 ,matrimonial ,comforts4 ,republished #ahjj4 7,see vol4 ii4 pp4 #ad-af47 #bh4 ,sailor and ,banker1 or the ,firm in ,danger4 7,see ',a ,note of ,hand1' vol4 i4 p4 #cfi47 ,dec4 #bj4 ,the ,monkey ,room in the ,tower4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,connoisseurs of ,art4 ,slaverers4 ,o ,tempora1 ,o ,mores6 ,s4 ,alken fecit4 #ahjj4 ,jan4 #a4 ,preparing to ,start4 7,see vol4 ii4 p4 #bbb47 ,the ,race and the ,course4 ,companion4 ,buck's ,beauty and ,rowlandson's ,connoisseur4 ,pub4 by ,w4 ,holland4 #ba4 ,titlepage to series of twenty subjects4 ,,le ,,brun ,,travestied1 or ,caricatures of the ,passions4 ,designed by ,g4 ,m4 ,woodward4 ,etched by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,no4 #c4 ,admiration4 7',hatred or ,jealousy' should be numbered #ai4 ,see vol4 ii4 pp4 #a1 #b47 ,aug4 #ae4 ,shaving a ,forestaller4 ,the ,tinker4 ,swinging4 #ahja4 ,jan4 #ae4 ,a ,mahomedan ,mousetrap4 ,companion to ',symptoms of ,sanctity4' 7,see vol4 ii4 pp4 #bg-h47 ,april #a4 ,public ,characters4 ,a group of portraits arranged behind a lattice or window-frame4 ,woodward del4 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,oct4 #ab4 ,john ,bull in the year #ahjj4--,war4 ,john ,bull in the year #ahja4--,peace4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,nov4 #ae4 ,a ,british ,seaman4--,a ,heart of ,oak4 ,market ,place1 ,cambridge4 #ahjb4 ,may #a4 ,plate #f4 ,school of ,honours4 ',a ,compendious ,treatise on ,modern ,education4' 7',the ,stages of ,man's ,schooling4' ,see vol4 ii4 p4 #dg47 ,july #a4 ,manager 7,garrick7 and ,spouter4 ,republished4 ,bookseller and ,author4 ,republished4 7,see #aghd74 ,one ,tree ,hill4 ,greenwich ,park4 #ahjc4 ,may #a4 ,the ,easter ,hunt4 ,designed by ,h4 ,bunbury4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 ,the ,city ,hunt4 ,ditto1 ditto4 ,nov4 ,the ,trumpet and the ,bassoon4 7,see #ahaa47 ,a ,trip to ,gretna ,green4 7,see #aghe47 #ahjd4 ,june #cj4 ,a ,dismounted ,light ,horse ,volunteer4 ,woodward del4 ,rowlandson sculp4 #ahje4 ,apr4 #bh4 ,the ,political ,death and ,last ,will and ,testament of ,johnny ,macree4 ,pub4 by ,t4 ,rowlandson4 7,see series of satires upon the impeachment of ,lord ,melville1 vol4 ii4 pp4 #di1 #ej47 ,may #be4 ,a ,sailor's ,marriage4 ,woodward inv4 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 7,companion to ',a ,sailor's ,will4' ,see vol4 ii4 p4 #ea47 ,july #bh4 ,the ,blessings of ,partnership4 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,rowlandson fec4 ,nov4 #be4 ,a ,sailor in a ,stable4 ,dec4 #c4 ,a ,sailor's ,observations upon the lamented ,death of ,lord ,nelson4 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,rowlandson del4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #i4 ,the ,brave ,tars of the ',victory1' and the ,remains of the lamented ,nelson4 ,designed by ,woodward4 ,rowlandson del4 ,pub4 by ,r4 ,ackermann4 #aa4 ,the ,french ,admiral on board the ',euryalus4' #ahjf4 ,apr4 #af4 ,the ,new ,property ,tax paying his ,respects to ,john ,bull4 #bj4 ,a ,brace of ,brimstones4 7,see ',a ,cake in ,danger1' vol4 ii4 p4 #eh47 ,may #a4 ,the ,poacher4 7,see ',a ,maiden ,aunt ,smelling ,fire1' vol4 ii4 pp4 #eh1 #ei47 ,june #bc4 ,political ,terriers ,hunting the ,property ,tax4 7,see satires upon the ,grenville and ,fox ,administration1 vol4 ii4 pp4 #eh-fa47 #ahjg4 ,july #ad4 ,the ,rivals4 ,oct4 #i4 ,the ,honeymoon4 ,miseries of ,human ,life4 ,house ,cleaning4 ,pull'd ,turkey4 ,collar'd ,pig4 ,companions to ',a ,calf's ,pluck' and ',rusty ,bacon4' 7,see vol4 ii4 pp4 #hj-b47 #ahjh4 ,aug4 #bc4 ,horrid ,visions1 or ,nappy ,napp'd at ,last4 ,woodward del4 ,rowlandson sculp4 ,nov4 #a4 ,notice to ,quit1 or a ,will of their own4 7,see caricatures against ,bonaparte1 vol4 ii4 pp4 #ib-ajb47 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 ,a ,musical ,doctor and his ,scholars4 ,pub4 by ,reeve ,jones4 7,see #ahae47 ,the ,unexpected ,return1 or the ,snip in ,danger4 ,ditto4 7,see series of plagiarisms from ,rowlandson's drawings4 ,pub4 by ,reeve ,jones4 ,vol4 ii4 pp4 #ij1 #ia1 #big47 #ahji4 ,feb4 #bc4 ,st4 ,valentine's ,day1 or ,john ,bull ,intercepting a ,letter to his ,wife4 ,pub4 by ,tegg4 7,parody of the ,duke of ,york's letters to ,mrs4 ,clarke4 ',yorkshire ,hieroglyphics1' pl4 #a1 ,march #h1 #ahji47 ,mar4 #c4 ,farmer ,blunt's ,apology4 7,satire on ',the ,delicate ,investigation4'7 7,see ,rowlandson's caricatures upon the ',clarke ,scandal1' vol4 ii4 pp4 #ace-afb47 ,apr4 #ag4 ,dr4 ,donovan4 7',investigation of the ,charges brought against ,h4,r4,h4 the ,duke of ,york1' c4 ,see ,chronological ,summary1 #ahji47 #ba4 ,connoisseurs4 7,a plagiarism47 ,pub4 by ,reeve ,jones4 7,see #agii47 ,portsmouth ,breeze4 #bh4 ,a ,visit to the ,synagogue4 ,may #bf4 ,this is the ,house in ,gloucester ,place4 ,plate #a4 ,do4 do4 do4 #b4 7,the ,york and ,clarke ,scandal4 ,see ',the ,delicate ,investigation1' vol4 ii4 pp4 #ace-afb47 ,july #ah4 ,an ,old ,catch newly revived4 ',york and ,clarke ,scandal4' 7,see ',the ,delicate ,investigation1' vol4 ii4 pp4 #ace-afb47 ,,appendix ,,appendix4 ,,additional ,,sources ,,of ,,reference ,,upon ,,rowlandson',s ,,caricatures4 ,,catalogue ,,of ,,prints ,,and ,,drawings ,,in ,,the ,,british ,,museum4 ,further information is open to enquirers who are interested in tracing the works of the caricaturist4 ,the important catalogue of the satirical prints and drawings in the ,british ,museum1 now in course of publication1 will include all the examples found in that institution1 if the ,trustees decide to continue it beyond the limit originally settled 7about #aggj74 ,the preparation of the catalogue in question1 which has been placed in the hands of probably the very ablest authority on the subject of satire who has ever lived1 is of necessity a work of time4 ,the elucidation of the earlier graphic satires has occupied years of patient industry1 by which alone the social and political pictorial 'skits' could be made intelligible--an undertaking which the lapse of time annually makes more complicated as regards the interpretation of those lighter trifles of bygone times1 which1 in spite of their triviality1 often possess an historical value1 unintelligible to the majority of students1 because hidden away in the obscurity of allusions beyond the vision of the present generation4 ,the task of tracing and explaining the intentions of the graphic satirists1 commenced by ,mr4 ,edward ,hawkins1 original owner of an immense collection of their works1 is being continued and successfully carried out for the ,trustees of the ,british ,museum by ,mr4 ,frederic ,george ,stephens4 ,the catalogue1 an important contribution to the history of the subject1 has1 as we have said1 already been years in hand1 and is slowly but surely advancing through the comparatively lost paths of the past4 ,a new light has been thrown upon the satires of the times of the ,tudors1 the ,stuarts1 the ,commonwealth1 the ,restoration1 the accession of the ,prince of ,orange and of the ,house of ,hanover4 ,the results of the editor's painstaking researches are completed and open for consultation up to the conclusion of the ,hogarth period2 the notices upon the works of the great luminary of the school1 which are included in the volume published in the present year1 will be found of so thoroughly exhaustive a character1 that the interest generally felt in ,hogarth is likely to be increased1 especially as a considerable amount of entirely new and curious matter has been discovered by ,mr4 ,stephens in the course of his investigations4 ,,catalogue ,,of ,,prints ,,and ,,drawings ,,in ,,the ,,british ,,museum4 ,div4 #a4 ,political and ,personal ,satires4 ,prepared for publication by ,frederic ,george ,stephens1 and containing many descriptions by ,edward ,hawkins1 late ,keeper of the ,antiquities1 ,f4,s4,a4 ,printed by order of the ,trustees4 ,with an introduction by ,george ,william ,reid1 ,esq41 ,keeper of the ,prints and ,drawings in the ,british ,museum4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a selection of subjects1 treated by ,rowlandson with more freedom than is consonant with the taste of the latter half of the nineteenth century1 is also given by ,,pisanus ,,fraxi1 in his elaborate and exhaustive work ,,centuria ,,librorum ,,absconditorum 7#ahgi74 ,pisanus ,fraxi has set down 7pp4 #cdf-cih7 descriptions of over one hundred and twenty subjects of more or less erotic tendency4 ,the major part of the etchings included by this authority are of necessity inadmissible in the present work1 owing to their licentious suggestiveness2 but a few of the subjects described in the ',centuria ,librorum ,absconditorum1' restricted exclusively to social caricatures by ,rowlandson1 the originals of which maybe consulted in the ,print ,room and ,library of the ,british ,museum1 are also instanced in the foregoing pages4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,t4 ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,print ,,room ,,of ,,the ,,british ,,museum4 ,blood ,royal4 ,duke of ,cumberland1 with spyglass1 followed by his footman4 ,a back view of the ,prince ,regent1 shown in the distance1 talking to some officers4 ,a ,drunkard4 ,an inebriated figure has fallen1 in a state of partial insensibility1 on his back1 in a spirit-cellar1 leaving the liquor running2 a stout and by no means elegant female1 of evidently ,dutch construction1 is trying to bring the toper to consciousness by the use of a birch-broom4 ,the ,trout ,fisher ,rising4 ,rowing for the ,coat and ,badge4 ,a ,prize ,fight4 ,domestic ,tranquillity4 ,portsmouth ,harbour1 #ahaf4 ,landscape 7in ,gainsborough's manner74 ,a ,market ,town in ,cornwall4 ,a ,continental ,scene1 #agth century4 ,lady in coach1 running footman before2 piazza in distance4 ,landscape in ,cornwall4 ',putting up ,horses4' ,a country scene4 ,portrait of ,george ,morland1 full length1 standing before a fireplace in a well-appointed apartment4 7,about #aghg1 when ,morland was living in considerable style at a handsome new house1 the corner of ,warren's ,place1 ,hampstead47 ,the person of the artist is carefully studied1 and the items of his dress are most characteristically noted1 this being the time of ,morland's most marked foppishness4 ,guildhall ,association4 ,portrait of a ,lady4 ,a ,beau and his ,chronometer4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,possession ,,of ,,george ,,william ,,reid1 ,,esq41 ,,keeper ,,of ,,the ,,prints ,,and ,,drawings ,,in ,,the ,,british ,,museum4 ,view of a ,castle4 ,view near ,bridgport1 ,dorsetshire4 ,view in ,devonshire4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,windsor ,,castle4 ,,the ,,royal ,,collection4 ,an ,english ,review4 ,purchased by ,george ,,iv4 ,a ,french ,review4 ,ditto4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,original ,,works ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,south ,,kensington ,,museum4 7,,collection ,,of ,,water-,,colour ,,drawings ,,of ,,the ,,english ,,school47 ,the ,parish ,vestry1 #aghd4 ,bequeathed by ,william ,smith1 ,esq4 ,brook ,green ,fair 7about #ahjj74 ,bequeathed by ,william ,smith1 ,esq4 ,the ,elephant and ,castle ,inn1 ,newington4 ,the gift of ,g4 ,w4 ,atkinson1 ,esq4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,dyce ,,collection1 ,,south ,,kensington ,,museum4 ,landscape4 #aa #h4 ,a roadside inn1 where three officers have stopped for refreshment2 one is seated by his mistress and gives alms to a beggar woman2 another1 likewise seated1 is absorbed by the bottle and wine2 the third is standing at the door and using his eyeglass4 ,signed ',t4 ,rowlandson1 #aghd4' ,engraved in this work4 ,see ,benevolence1 vol4 i4 p4 #caf4 ,view on the ,thames off ,deptford1 with a large number of vessels near the ,dockyard4 #af #aj4 ,men who have been bathing scramble into a boat on the left1 very near the holiday parties which are passing to and fro4 ,hampton ,bridge1 on the left2 boats on the river1 two of which are pleasure ones2 a stout old fellow is on the left1 with his wife on his arm1 and a long pipe in his mouth4 #af #aj4 ,hampton ,court ,palace4 #af #aj4 ,view of the open space in front1 with a carriage and four horses1 and its military escort1 leaving the gate2 a carter with horses on the left1 and1 on the right1 four idle fellows amusing themselves by teaching a dog to 'beg4' ,signed ',rowlandson1' and dated #ahbj4 ,landscape4 #af #aj4 ,timber waggon drawn by eight horses crossing a bridge1 which spans a rapid stream struggling between high rocks2 cottages are on the left1 one by the roadside1 and another on the hill4 ,portsmouth ,harbour4#bi #ac #h4 ,lord ,howe's victory3 the ,french prizes brought into the harbour4 ,the people assembled on the ramparts cheering1 a group in front scrambling to get possession of the top of a wall4 ,signed ',rowlandson4' ,portsmouth ,harbour4 #ag #aa4 ,a repetition of the last1 with numerous additional figures introduced1 and more highly finished than the other4 ,signed ',rowlandson1' and dated #aghj4 ,exterior of ,strawberry ,hill4 #ad #i4 ,a gouty old gentleman1 his wife and dog1 promenade near the walls2 another old fellow either enraptured by a glance of the building or making love to two servant-girls who look over the wall4 ,a donkey braying across the fence to the left4 ,landscape1 with a large flock of sheep browsing on downs1 and guarded by a young shepherd1 whose wife is working at his side2 a dog is looking at him4 #i #e4 ,bridge at ,knaresborough1 ,yorkshire4 #ac #i4 ',the ,world's ,end' inn on the left1 and the landlord directing persons in a cart1 who have probably stopped for refreshments4 ,signed ',rowlandson1' and dated1 #ahjg4 ',sir ,henry ,morshead felling his timber to settle his play debts4' #i #e4 ,three men chop and fell trees1 a fourth takes instructions from a soldier on guard2 a parson stands near4 ,signed ',rowlandson1' and dated #ahaf4 ,st4 ,austell1 ,cornwall4 #i #e4 ,view1 looking up the principal street1 the church in the distance2 groups of persons in the foreground are scrutinised by a hairdresser who stands at his door4 ,kew ,palace4 #af #aa4 ,seen across the river2 a boatman steadying his boat for three stout persons to enter it2 two ladies already apparently occupy all the spare room2 other pleasure boats are on the water1 some with sails4 ,landscape4 #ae #aa4 ,an approach to a village across a bridge1 a woman carrying a bundle2 a horseman and other figures are in the foreground4 ,museum of ,ancient ,paintings in the ,palace of ,portici1 near ,naples4 #h #e4 ,three gallants1 including two military officers1 attend a young lady2 her father is behind1 accompanied by the custodian4 ,vide ',naples and the ,campagna ,felice1' #ahae1 ante1 pp4 #cja-b4 ,glastonbury1 ,somersetshire4 #i #e4 ,view1 up the principal street1 with a church in the distance2 a carriage1 with post-horses at full gallop1 frightening a woman riding on a donkey near2 women gossiping while getting water at the conduit4 ,the subject etched by the artist as plate #bd of ',rowlandson's ,world in ,miniature1' ,no4 #b1 #ahaf4 ',betting ,post4' #h #e4 ,view on a racecourse4 ,a crowd of ruffians on horseback surround a man who is about to read a list of the names of the favourite horses1 but is interrupted by the impatience of his companions1 whom he endeavours to prevent riding over him2 a gouty old fellow1 also on horseback1 carries his crutches with him4 ,engraved in this work4 ,see description1 vol4 i4 p4 #beg4 ,,illustrations ,,to ',,the ,,tour ,,of ,,dr4 ,,syntax ,,in ,,search ,,of ,,the ,,picturesque4'#cj ,dr4 ,syntax pursued by a bull4 #g #d4 ,syntax1 still trembling with affright1 ,clung to the tree with all his might4 ,vol4 i4 p4 #dj4 ,dr4 ,syntax drawing from ,nature4 #g #d4 ,the ,doctor now1 with genius big1 ,first drew a cow1 and then a pig4 ,vol4 i4 p4 #aba4 ,dr4 ,syntax at a card party4 #h #d4 ,the comely pair by whom he sat1 ,a lady cheerful in her chat4--,vol4 iii4 p4 #afc4 ,the remainder of the series appear to have been designed for the work1 but not etched nor used as suggestions to ,mr4 ,combe1 excepting those noted4 ,it may not be generally known at the present time that the ,tours were written to elucidate the designs1 which the following introduction fully explains3 ',this second tour is1 like the former one1 a work of suggestions from the plates by ,mr4 ,rowlandson1 though not with such entire reserve as the first4 ,some few of the subjects may have been influenced by hints from me2 and ,i am willing to suppose that such are the least amusing of them4'--,introduction to the second volume1 #ahbj4 ,dr4 ,syntax--unable to pull up at the ,land's ,end--is fearful of being carried to the ,world's ,end4 #aj #g4 ,view on the coast during a storm1 with the vivid flashes of lightning frightening the people1 and the heavy waves dashing on the shore4 ,dr4 ,syntax taking wine with a lady in a drawing-room1 while the daughter of his hostess and her lover exchange caresses on a rustic seat under the verandah4 ,dr4 ,syntax thrown off his horse while hunting4 #g #h4 ,your sport1 my lord1 ,i cannot take1 ,for ,i must go and hunt a lake4--,vol4 i4 p4 #ajh4 ,mr4 ,combe no doubt thought it as well1 although availing himself of the hint that hunting was not suited to the ,doctor's taste1 to mention the fact of the ,doctor being asked to join the sport1 and his declining the invitation1 as he was about to make some drawings on the lake4 ,dr4 ,syntax leading a lady to the entrance of a grand mansion3 most probably giving the idea of the ,doctor escorting ,lady ,bounty from the garden to her mansion on their first interview4 #i #e4 ,for while he sojourns he will be ,the object of all courtesy4--,vol4 ii4 p4 #bag4 ,dr4 ,syntax gazing at some ruins2 a man and boy in attendance4 #h #d4 ,one plate was probably thought sufficient to illustrate ',sketching the ,ruins1 and ,tumbling into the ,water1' through his seat giving way1 the latter one being used4 ,but now1 alas6 no more remains ,than will reward the painter's pains4 ,vol4 i4 p4 #ga4 ,dr4 ,syntax in the ,jail2 a young fellow and three dogs on the left4 #g #d4 ,boarding a ,man-of-war4 #h #e4 ,a boatload of people awaiting their turn to ascend a rope ladder1 on which a gentleman of the party is fixed in rather an uncomfortable position4 ,vide ',naples and the ,campagna ,felice1' #ahae1 ante1 pp4 #cja-b4 ,dr4 ,syntax frightened by the appearance of a large fish having a form resembling that of a whale2 his companion and some fishwives are also greatly alarmed1 and a few of them lie sprawling on the ground4 #h #d4 ,dr4 ,syntax drawing the waterfall at ,ambleside1 while his man ,patrick is eating voraciously4 #h #e4 ,bold sketches from the very scene ,where1 with his neighbours1 he had been4 ,vol4 ii4 p4 #fd4 ,a ,lady repulsing with the poker her guests1 consisting of eight gentlemen1 among whom is the ,doctor2 her dog by her side appears to be equally pugnacious4 #h #e4 ,dr4 ,syntax riding and chatting with a lady1 under an avenue of trees2 a footman behind them4 #h #e4 ,dr4 ,syntax playing at cards with a young lady2 an old wooden-legged officer seated near1 apparently not in the best of tempers2 three other young ladies seated on the sofa take much interest in the game4 #h #e4 ,dr4 ,syntax gently opens the door of a garret1 and is horrified to find a woman of the pav reclining back in her chair dead2 a dog is seen on the left playing with her wig4 #h #d4 ,dr4 ,syntax skating and saluting three ladies who stand on the bank of the frozen river4 #h #e4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the following drawings by ,thomas ,rowlandson1 with several engravings of his ,london views1 already described under the accounts of his prints in this work1 were exhibited 7#ahgi7 in the western portion of the ,exhibition ,galleries1 ,south ,kensington1 in the valuable and interesting series of ,,views ,,of ,,london ,,and ,,westminster4 ,,collected ,,and ,,exhibited ,,by ,,john ,,gregory ,,crace1 ,,esq4 ,entrance to ,blackwall ,docks1 #ahja4ca ,perry's ,dock1 ,blackwall1 #ahja4 ,view of the ,reservoir in the ,green ,park1 looking south 7towards ,westminster71 #ahaj4 99 99 99 99 99 ,original drawing of ,brooks's ,subscription ,room1 in the possession of ,,henry ,,banderet1 ,,esq4 ,,brooks',s ,,club4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,possession ,,of ,w4 ,r4 ,,baker1 ,j4,p41 ,,esq41 ,,of ,,bayfordbury ,,park1 ,,hertford4 ,at ,bayfordbury ,park--where1 it will be remembered1 the celebrated collection of the ,kit ,cat ,club1 a national gallery of portraits1 by ,sir ,godfrey ,kneller1 of the most interesting character1 has its home--the choice examples of ,rowlandson's skill appear to have been secured by the family at one time1 and that at what may be considered the artist's best period--a little before the production of ,vauxhall ,gardens1 and the series contributed to the exhibitions of the ,royal ,academy4 ,the ,bath ,coffee ,house4 ,a highly amusing interior1 representing the various fashionable characters to be met with on the ,great ,bath and ,bristol ,road a century back4 ,rustic ,scene4 ,carters' horses watering4 ,scene outside a ,lodge in a ,london ,park1 crowded with animated groups of folks of bon ton1 as they might be seen disporting themselves in the fashionable resorts1 where the 'best company' of the day was to be encountered in #aghe4 ,the ,waggoner's ,halt4 ,sailors ,soliciting ,charity4 ,a party of ,rodney's 'old salts1' disabled1 and reduced to appeal to charity2 a model of a ship-of-war is dragged about on wheels to attract the attention and sympathies of the passers-by4 ,french ,barracks1 #aghf4 ,a highly finished example of one of ,rowlandson's most famous subjects 7exhibited at the ,royal ,academy1 #aghg74 ,it probably preceded the exhibited drawing1 since it is executed on a somewhat reduced scale to that of the engraving4 ,a full description of this admirable design is given under the list of subjects belonging to #agia 7,aug4 #ab74 ,death and the ,apothecary4 ,this subject is drawn in ,rowlandson's most careful method4 ,in the writer's opinion it is one of the earliest examples of the artist's finished works which have come under his attention1 and is probably of the same date as the ,school of ,eloquence1 mentioned under #aghj1 which1 as he has noted1 has suffered at the hands of the anonymous etcher4 ,death1 as a grim skeleton1 is intruding into the apartment of an invalid by the window2 the patient has armed himself with a gruelspoon to ward off this sudden attack from the unassailable foe1 while a corpulent apothecary1 standing in ambush behind his client1 has snatched up a gigantic syringe1 which he is pointing1 by way of a great gun1 at the bony framework of the ghastly actor who has dropped in to complete the quack's handiwork and snatch away a profitable customer4 ,the whole of the background is worked out like a fine etching1 in a fainter line than the figures1 much in the style which distinguishes the etchings of ,mortimer4 ,hertford ,market ,place 7market day74 ,this view of the old county town of ,hertford is one of the finest and most interesting of those drawings which ,rowlandson has left of the quaint towns of his day4 ,it is altogether of an important character1 being nearly #cj inches in length4 ,it represents the ,town ,hall1 the market-place1 and certain picturesque ancient houses1 faced with carved scroll-work1 which front the corner hard by4 ,the traveller will find these buildings exactly as ,rowlandson viewed them a century ago2 and1 on a market-day1 he will see the dealers' stalls1 the country people busying themselves about their purchases1 and the gentry passing or riding by1 called to the town on local affairs1 in some respects the same as a century ago4 ,this scene1 animated in itself as it is presented in our day1 falls very far short of the prospect the artist has preserved1 for the antique costumes have disappeared2 and1 comfortable as may be those of the generation who occupy themselves on the spot1 the attractions found in the caricaturist's picture are looked for in vain2 for the light flowing robes1 the hats and feathers which aided the winning graces of the fair1 the nodding plumes1 and the scarlet and gold of the military bucks1 the rustling silk cassocks1 shovel-hats1 and full-bottom wigs of the ,church dignitaries1 and all such characteristic accessories of the scene1 no longer display themselves to assist the observer's sense of the picturesque4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 7,,collection ,,of ,w4 ,t4 ,b4 ,,ashley1 ,,esq41 ,,deceased47 ,the ,faro ,table at ,devonshire ,house4 #agig4 ,bricklayers' ,arms on a ,race ,day4 ,rape of the ,sabines4 ,nymphs of ,king's ,place4 ,prize ,fight between ,cribb and ,molyneux4 ,portrait of a ,pugilist4 ,tilbury ,fort4 ,the ,stile4 ,windy ,weather4 ,female ,portrait4 ',thus1 whatsoever course we bend1 at every mess we find a friend4' ,exhibition of ,baboons at the ,tower ,menagerie4 ,going from ,market4 ,rag ,fair in #ahjb4 ,the ,punch ,bowl1 or the ,loving ,cup1 with ,commodore ,regaling4 7,grog on ,board47 ,the ,peasant ,girl and ,amorous ,dignitary4 ,village1 with old ,inn and ,church4 ,market ,day4 ,the ,coal ,hole4 7,figures eating oysters1 drinking punch1 c47 ,the ,family ,supper4 ,the ,sick ,man1 surrounded by his ,family4 ,napoleon1 on his return from ,elba1 ,surveying ,paris from the ,window of the ,tuileries4 ,the ,old ,english ,drinking ,club1 with effects of alcohol after free libations to ,bacchus4 #agih4 ,the ,mischievous ,urchin and the ,blind ,fiddler4 ,man ,selling ,images4 ,man ,selling ,fowls4 ,man ,selling ,cakes4 7,cries of ,london47 ,an ,enthusiastic ,itinerant ,preacher3 the ,adventures of ,thomas ,wildgoose4 ,the ,town ,crier4 ,mutual ,recriminations1 and ,plymouth ,dock4 ,the ,oyster ,wench4 ,the ,pic ,nic4 ,anatomical ,lecture4 ,the ,chelsea ,stage ,coach4 ,the ,squire's ,kitchen4 ,barrow ,women ,basting the ,beadle4 ,militia ,meeting4 ,drawing from ,life at the ,academy4 ',given to my old friend1 ,john ,thomas ,smith4' ,nymphs ,bathing4 ,satyr and ,nymphs4 ,nymphs and ,tritons4 ,scene at a ,steeple ,chase4 ,figures ,carousing1 ,death in ,waiting4 7,deadly-lively47 ,milk ,seller4 ,the ,unsuspicious ,husband4 ,an ,artist ,painting a ,portrait4 ,villagers ,dancing to a ,fiddle4 ,interior of a ,church during a ,sermon4 ,william ,hill1 the ,blind ,sexton at ,cambridge4 ,the ,burglars4 ,sale by ,auction of ,old ,materials at ,westminster2 with view of the ,abbey and old houses4 ,greenwich1 with view of the ,old ,salutation ,tavern4 ,the ,studio4 ,bathing4 ,sitting out a ,long ,sermon4 ,the ,milkmaid4 ,the ,old ,commodore1 ,admiral ,paisley4 ,harlow ,bush ,fair4 ,rooks ,waiting for ,pigeons4 ,posting in ,scotland4 ,posting in ,ireland4 ,saving the ,old ,china from ,fire4 ,hunting ,party1 with ,hounds1 at the door of an ,inn4 ,funeral ,ceremony4 ,group of ,soldier and ,sweetheart4 ,an ,auctioneer4 ,specimens of ,comparative ,anatomy1 and ,illustrations of the ,pythagorean ,doctrine4 7,a series47 ,peace and ,plenty4 ,how to get rid of a troublesome ,customer4 ,a ,catchpenny4 ,interior of an ,eating ,house4 ,the ,vicar ,removed4 ,delineations of the ,passions and various phases of ,character4 7,a series47 ,teetotal ,feast4 ,monkey ,island4 ,scene by the ,river4 ,the ,magic ,lantern4 ,village1 with ,procession of ,dignitaries of the ,church to the ,tavern4 ,drunken ,pensioner in a ,critical ,position4 ,mrs4 ,sturt and her ,pupils4 ,stock ,jobbers4 ,sepulchres4 ,domestic ,jars4 ,cranbourn ,alley4 ,the ,gourmand4 ,nobleman ,cutting down his ,timber to ,pay his ,debts of ,honour4 ,tax ,gatherers4 ,the ,reading ,room4 ,evening ,party4 ,leaving ,home4 ,wayside ,inn4 ,parties at an ,inn-door4 ,the ,post ,chaise4 ,apothecary's ,shop4 ,the ,old ,gentleman and his ,young ,wife4 ,groups of ,human ,heads4 7,a series47 ,the ,broken ,pitcher4 ,jupiter and ,leda4 ,tender ,appeal4 ,petition4 ,skating ,scene4 ,wrestling ,match4 ,balloon ,hunting4 ',we three ,cunning ,dogs be4' ,illustration3 ,,the ,,apparition4 ,three ,dignitaries of the ,church4 ,the ,special ,pleader4 ,scene in the ,opera4 ,horns to ,sell4 ,selling the ,elixir of ,life4 ,the ,meat ,market ,evacuated1 or the ,sans-,culottes in ,possession4 ,flea-,catching4 ,a ,turk and a ,tartar4 ,neapolitan ,tricks4 ,interior of a ,pawnbroker's ,shop4 ,a ,scold4 ,the ,shipwreck4 ,robbing the ,miser of his ,gold4 ,the ,bachelor's ,bitter ,cup4 ,the ,vicar at ,dinner4 ,the ,old ,husband and ,young ,wife4 ,the ,apothecary's ,shop4 ,death at the ,mortar4 ,selling ,signor ,puffado's ,sauce la ,russe4 ,portsmouth ,point4 ,a ,woolcomber at ,work4 ,elopement from ,school4 ,the ,hurdy-,gurdy ,player4 ,connoisseurs ,looking at a ,picture4 ,an ,old ,hag ,looking out of ,window1 with a ,cock and ,breeches ,below4 ,an ,elderly ,lady at her ,toilet1 holding a ,rose and viewing herself in a ,mirror1 c4 ,good ,news--,bad ,news4 ,a ,pig's ,whisper4 ,a ,waiting ,maid's ,insinuation4 ,scene with ,highwaymen4 ,halfway ,house4 ,mishaps4 ,one ,tree ,hill1 ,greenwich ,park4 ,rural ,recreation4 ,cottages near ,buckingham4 ,the ,laboratory4 ,money-,changers4 ,nuns at ,devotion4 ,nuns at a ,window1 ,selling their ,wares to ,admiring ,cavaliers4 7',pastime in ,portugal4'7 ,launceston1 ,cornwall1 an ,auction ,proceeding4 ,sea ,coast1 with ,fishermen4 ,eating ,oysters1 a ,first ,course4 ,market ,day4 ,landscape1 with ,figures ,dancing before a ,country ,alehouse4 ,skittle-,playing1 c4 ,landscape1 with ,sportsmen and ,cottage4 ,view on the ,river1 #agia4 ,sketches of ,two ,female ,figures4 ,rural ,courtship4 ,the ,old ,debauchee ,carried to ,bed4 ,the ,unequal ,match4 ,hulls of ,men-of-,war ,ready to be ,launched4 ',sculls8 ,oars8' ,the ,market-,mishap4 ,landscape1 with ,monks at ,devotion4 ,farm-shed3 ,children at ,play4 ,the ,sick ,patient1 the ,doctor1 and the ,enraged ,wife4 ,divinities and ,divines4 ,surgeon and ,apothecary4 ,mrs4 ,grant's ,bagnio4 ,watchmen ,taking an ,unprotected ,female to ,prison4 ,country ,house4 ,figures at ,table4 ,dr4 ,accum ,lecturing at the ,surrey ,institution4 ,funeral ,procession from a ,country ,mansion4 ,the ,old ,bailey during a ,trial4 ,departure of a ,bride and ,bridegroom in a ,post-,chaise4 ,leve ,day at ,st4 ,james's--,going to ,court4 ,hull of a ,man-of-,war4 ,interior of a ,kitchen--,family at ,dinner4 ,the ,apparition4 ,blacksmith's ,shop4 ,old ,alehouse ,door4 ,clearing the ,premises without ,consulting your ,landlord4 ',be cautious upon what you fix your affections1 and withdraw your neck from the yoke4' ,the ,old ,commodore4 ,the ,apothecary in ,adoration4 ,heads of ,doctor ,gosset1 ,governor ,wall1 and ,doctor ,gall1 'drawn by ,t4 ,rowlandson1 and given to his old friend1 ,mr4 ,john ,thomas ,smith4' ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,possession ,,of ,,the ,,editor ,,of ,,the ,,present ,,volumes4 ,the ,tuileries at ,paris4 ,a ,celebration at the ,great ,room of the ',crown and ,anchor' ,tavern4 ,love and ,dust4 ,large ,landscape--,view in ,wales3 ,fishing1 ,netting1 c4 ,summer ,amusement1 or a ,game at ,bowls4 ,large ,classic ,landscape--,water ,nymphs1 c4 ,a ,press ,gang4 ,dissolution of ,partnership1 or ,striking a ,balance4 ,une ,bonne ,bouche6 7,a ,titanic gourmand with an entire sucking-pig impaled on his fork47 ,a ,turk and a ,tartar 7the ,tartar in this instance being a high-spirited nymph1 a flower-girl74 ,a ,cry for a ,cat4 7,a beadle going round with his bell1 c47 ,a ,travelling ,princess1 and an ,indifferent ,ambassador4 7,caroline of ,brunswick1 c47 ,sortie from a ,leve4 ,new ,flora4 ,awkward ,attendant--',hints to ,footmen4' 7,on the reverse the sketch of 'a ,masquerade4'7 ,private ,amusement--,noble ,science of ,boxing4 ',nobility and ,gentry taught4' ,fashionable ,beauties4 7,a pair of ,nymphs of ,st4 ,james's47 ,a ,nincompoop1 or ,henpecked ,husband4 ,ram ,inn at ,newmarket--,card-,sharpers and ,countrymen4 ,illustration3 ,,sortie ,,from ,a ,,lev,e4 ,a ,little ,tighter4 ,sly ,boots4 ,the ,apparition4 ,how to ,treat a ,refractory ,member4 ,a ,finishing ,school4 ,luxury and ,avarice4 ,lust and ,desire4 ',the ,vicar of ,wakefield4' ',the ,vicar of ,wakefield'3 ,the ,family ,picture4 ,the ,old ,bailey4 ,hunting ,scene in a ,park4 ,a ,park--,horses and ,figures4 ,view of ,clifton4 ,garden ,pastimes4 ,rocky ,landscape3--,bathers at a ,stream4 ,hussar taking ,refreshment at a ,cottage ,door4 ,john ,thomas ,serres4 ,the ,husband of the ,princess 7,the ',princess' ,olive of ,cumberland74 ,miseries of ,reading and ,writing3--',losing the post when you would as willingly lose your life4' ,syrens ,catching a ,porpoise4 ,rag ,fair1 #ahja4 ,landscape ,scene4 ,a ,mad ,dog in a ,dining ,room4 7,see #ahji1 page #acc47 ,clifton from the ,heights4 ,illustration3 ,a ,,toad-,,eater4 ,the ,quay4 ,a ,shipping ,scene4 ,greenwich ,geese4 ,a ,wild ,landscape4 ,a ,toad-,eater4 ,incantations4 ,the ,dolphin ,inn4 ,bob ,derry of ,newmarket4 ,buy my ,strawberries4 ,an ,old ,sinner4 ,stolen ,kisses4 ,the ,highwayman betrayed4 ,a ,prize ,fight4 ,contrasts3 ,the ,long and the ,short of it4 ,a ,clockmaker's ,shop4 ,a ,neapolitan ,ambassador4 7,lady ,hamilton1 c47 ,seeking among the ,slain after the ,fall of ,troy4 ,forget and ,forgive1 or ,honest ,jack shaking hands with ,mynheer4 ,playing ,tricks upon ,travellers2 or1 ,disturbed by ,sham ,spectres4 ,veteran ,topers4 ,a ,jew ,family4 ,lethargy4 ,a ,nun of ,winter's ,sisterhood4 ,the ,butterfly ,fancier on the ,wing1 or the ,tulip ,fancier's ,flower ,beds ,sacrificed4 ,pair of ,female ,figures4 ,smoking a ,customer4 ,preparing to ,start4 ,landscape1 ,sea-,shore1 ,boat-,building4 ,monmouth4 ,entrance to the ,town of ,carnarvon1 ,wales4 #ahjd4 ,poets' ,corner1 ,westminster ,abbey4 ,cottage in ,devonshire4 ,lord ,fitzwilliam's seat near ,malton1 ,yorkshire4 #ahjc4 ,oxford ,jockeys1 or the ,landlord in ,trouble for his ,cattle4 ,illustration3 ,,smoking ,a ,,customer4 ,dutch ,market ,women landing at the ,brill4 ,view on the ,maeze1 ,holland4 ,dock ,head4 ,yarmouth1 in the ,isle of ,wight4 ,market ,place at ,yarmouth1 ,norfolk4 ,mode of ,travelling in ,holland4 ,travelling in ,germany4 ,travelling in the ,prussian ,dominions4 ,the ,market ,place1 ,dusseldorf4 ,view of a ,post ,house in the ,emperor of ,germany's ,dominions4 ,inn ,yard at ,cologne4 ,brighton ,downs4 ,blackheath4 ,view of the ,thames from ,blackheath4 ,diana in the ,straw1 or the ,squire1 a treat for the ,quornites4 ,trying on her ,mistress's ,clothes1 or a peep into the ,kitchen4 #ahja4 ,the ,castatrophe1 or ,crash to the ,grandmother's old ,china4 ,a ,visit from ,houndsditch to ,pall ,mall4 ,admiral ,nelson recruiting with his brave ,tars after the ,battle of the ,nile4 ,views of ,oxford and ,cambridge3-- ,north ,view of ,friar ,bacon's ,study at ,oxford4 ,view of ,oxford ,castle4 ,view of ,queen's ,college1 ,oxford4 ,a ,view of the ,theatre1 ,printing ,house1 c41 ,oxford4 ,inside ,view of the ,cupola in the public ,library4 ,merton ,college and ,chapel1 from the ,first ,quadrangle4 ,merton ,college4 ,oxford4 ,a ,western ,view of ,all ,souls' ,college4 ,oxford4 ,the ,libraries and ,schools from ,exeter ,college ,gardens4 ,a ,south ,view of the ,observatory4 ,oxford4 ,st4 ,peter's ,house4 ,cambridge4 ,trinity ,college4 ,cambridge4 ,king's ,college and part of ,clare ,hall4 ,cambridge4 ,view of ,jesus ,college4 ,cambridge4 ,trinity ,college and ,library1 and part of ,st4 ,john's ,college1 ,cambridge4 ,views in ,cornwall1 ,devon1 c4 ,view on ,bodmin ,downs4 ,cornwall4 ,hamethothey ,mill4 ,cornwall4 ,hengar ,house1 near ,camelford1 the seat of ,matthew ,mitchell1 ,esq4 ,cornish ,cottages4 ,corn-mill in ,cornwall4 ,cornish ,scene4 ,collecting the ,tythes4 ,liskeard ,moors4 ,cornwall4 ,st4 ,columb4 ,cornwall4 ,st4 ,kew ,church near ,wade ,bridge4 ,cornwall4 ,view near ,bodmin in ,cornwall4 ,treelile ,house1 ,north ,cornwall4 ,cottage1 near ,landhearn4 ,cornwall4 ,the ,barrow ,sands4 ,north ,coast4 ,cornwall4 ,stone ,bridge4 ,cornwall4 ,hengar ,woods1 near ,camelford4 ,cornwall4 ,hengar ,woods4 7,another view47 ,cottage on the ,router ,moor1 near ,camelford4 ,cornwall4 ,vicarage of ,st4 ,udy1 near ,bodmin4 ,cornwall4 ,stone ,bridge4 ,cornwall4 ,shipwreck4 ,cornwall4 ,monastery4 ,cornwall4 ,near ,truro4 ,cornwall4 ,view of the ,convent at ,landhearn1 near ,st4 ,columb4 ,cornwall4 ,the seat of ,lord ,arundale4 ,cottage in ,cornwall4 ,old ,buildings4 ,cornwall4 ,roadside and ,bridge4 ,cornwall4 ,cottage near ,launceston4 ,cornwall4 ,the ,disbanded ,soldier4 ,camelford ,cattle ,fair4 ,cornwall4 ,cottage4 ,devonshire4 ,near ,plymouth4 ,a ,travelling ,tinker4 ,view at ,fair ,point4 ,plymouth4 ,view near ,taunton4 ,somersetshire4 ,taunton ,vale4 ,somersetshire4 ,a ,wheelwright4 ,devonshire4 ,country ,carpenters4 ,devonshire4 ,near ,conway4 ,north ,wales4 ,falls1 ,conway4 ,north ,wales4 ,wells4 ,bath4 ,bath ,races4 ,pump ,room4 ,bath4 ,the ,bath4 ,bath4 ,city of ,norwich4 ,ouse ,bridge4 ,york4 ,york ,cathedral4 ,entrance to the ,town of ,york during the ,races4 ,views on the ,thames3-- ,richmond4 ,town ,hall and ,market ,place at ,kingston-upon-,thames4 ,mr4 ,zoffany's ,house at ,chiswick4 ,greenwich4 ,near ,pyrfleet4 ,fishing ,house at ,chertsey4 ,hampton ,bridge4 ,hampton ,wick4 ,near ,richmond4 ,near ,datchett4 ,near ,bray4 ,the ,waggoner's ,rest4 ,moonlight4 ,war time4 ,gun1 ,horses1 and ,ammunition4 ,embarkation of ,troops for ,la ,vende4 ,troops on the ,march2 convoying ,stores4 ,the ,surrey ,fencibles dispersing the ,rioters in ,st4 ,george's ,fields4 ,june #ac1 #agie4 ,embarkation of ,cavalry4 ,troops on the ,march2 ,bag and ,baggage4 ,waggoners4 ,the ,passage ,boat4 ,the ,serenade4 ,hunting ,morning4 ,market ,day at ,aberystwith4 ,camp-followers4 ,near ,lewes4 ,sussex4 ,disasters of the ,streets4 ,chairmen in a ,dilemma4 ,coach in a ,slough4 ,a ,coach ,wrecked4 ,turks4 ,returning from a ,country ,party4 ,the ,smithy4 ,a ,showery ,day4 ,fireside at an ,inn4 ,a ,bar ,parlour4 ,devotion4 ,rag ,fair4 ,pair of ,views4 ,concerto ,spirituale4 ,the ,dog ,barber4 ,la ,francia4 ,the ,village ,barber4 ,an ,unwelcome ,visitor4 ,new ,shoes4 ,shot at a ,hawk4 ,scene at ,newmarket4 ,sunday ,morning at ,cambridge4 ,visit to the ,camp4 ,patience in a ,punt4 ,a ,town-bred ,brat4 #ahjb4 ,a ,wayside ,meeting4 ,college ,service4 ,stock ,jobbers4 ,loan ,contractors4 ,the ,propagation of a ,lie 7in three slips74 ,the ,pleasures of the ,country1 or returning from a ,visit across a ,muddy ,road4 ,a ,snug ,rubber1 or ,playing for the ,odd ,trick4 ,making a ,bowl of ,punch4 ,old ,age1 ,condolence on ,crutches4 ,saved4 ,drowned4 ,jerry ,sneak and ,mr4 ,sullen4 ,a ,henpecked ,husband4 ,scene from ',king ,john4' ,arthur4 ,let me not be bound4 ,nay1 hear me1 ,hubert1 drive those men away4 ,a ,flat between two ,sharps4 ,outside a ,billiard ,room4 #ahjc4 ,a ,journeyman ,tailor4 ,green and ,large ,cucumbers4 ,the ,dancing ,bear2 or1 the ,graces1 the ,graces1 remember the ,graces6 ,counsellor ,humbug1 or ,guardians of our ,property1 here and hereafter4 ,quaker ,courtship4 ,waiting for the ,movement of the ,spirit4 ,methodists broke ,loose4 ,market ,place1 ,richmond1 in ,yorkshire4 ,green ,man near ,nottingham4 #ahjc4 ,view of ,nottingham4 ,the ,meal in the ,shade4 ,labourers at ,rest4 ,near ,canterbury4 ,officers ,holding a ,review4 ,fish ,market at ,brighton4 ,the ,rising ,sun4 ,halt at an ,inn4 ,putting off to ,sea4 ,a ,breezy ,day4 ,cabin of a ,man-of-,war4 ,drinking a ,toast4 ,a ,cottage ,scene4 ,washing ,day4 ,pigs ,feeding4 ,exeter ,gaol4 ,a ,man-of-,war4 ,devon4 ,lincoln4 ,market ,day4 ,the ,golden ,fleece4 ,view of ,stamford1 ,lincolnshire4 ,cattle at a ,waterfall4 ,the ,royal ,oak4 ,country ,courtship4 ,near ,honiton4 ,devonshire4 ,farm ,yard near ,honiton4 ,devonshire4 ,sunday ,morning4 ,returning from ,work4 ,the ,waggoner's ,inn4 ,waterside ,inn4 ',the ,boatman's ,rest4' ,resting beside a ,barn4 ,carnarvon ,castle ,gate4 ,the ,windmill4 ,the ,sailor ,saved4 ,near ,beverley4 #ahjc4 ,ships ,unloading4 ,driving ,home ,cargo4 ,view of the ,river ,itchen1 near ,southampton4 ,southampton ,waters4 ,carisbrook ,church and ,castle1 ,isle of ,wight4 ,soldiers ,drinking4 ,troops stopping to ,refresh on their ,road to ,join the ,camp on ,barham ,downs4 ,aug4 #bj1 #agii4 ,returning from a ,race4 ,cottages and ,park4 ,the ,road to the ,river4 ,waggon and ,horses ,climbing a ,hill4 ,saturday ,night4 ,repose from ,toil4 ,the ,wounded ,soldier4 #ahjd4 ,horsemen ,drinking outside an ,inn4 ,newgate4 ,morning of an ,execution4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 7,,collection ,,of ,,thomas ,,capron1 ,,esq41 ,,arundel ,,house1 ,,richmond47 ,mr4 ,capron's selection contains numerous subjects from the collections of ,lord ,farnham and the late ,w4 ,t4 ,ashley1 ,esq4 ,besides being the owner of a very fine selection of the best prints after ,rowlandson1 many of considerable size1 value1 and importance1 7for the loan of several choice examples1 which are both rare and difficult to obtain1 the writer begs to record his grateful acknowledgments to the fortunate possessor27 ,mr4 ,capron has also collected quite a gallery of original drawings2 among the number are some truly capital examples4 ,the titles of a selection from the numerous subjects are as follow4 7,see also the collection of the late ,mr4 ,ashley47 ,french ,barracks4 ,cries of ,london4 ,plymouth ,dock4 ,street ,musicians4 ,portsmouth ,point4 ,the ,love ,letter4 ,grog ,aboard4 ,the ,female ,volunteer4 ,relief from ,hard ,study4 ,hen and ,chickens4 ,late ,hours at ,mrs4 ,sturt's4 ,temptation4 ,a ,snooking ,kenn4 ,fiez-vous ,filles3 ,stripping a ,cully4 ,illustrations from ,johnny ,qu ,genus4 ,waiting on a ,lady of ,fashion4 ,unpleasant ,reflections4 ,state ,pledges4 ,matrimony4 7,dance of ,life47 ,the ,cobbler's ,method4 ,a ,domestic ,scrimmage4 ',the ,long wished-for ,day come at ,last4' ,all ,souls4 ,beyond a ,joke4 ,nuns at ,devotion4 ,snow-balling the ,blackamoor4 ,concert la ,catalini4 ,money ,bags4 ,a ,golden ,shower4 ,westminster ,abbey4 ,a ,levee1 ,st4 ,james's ,palace4 ,presence ,chamber1 ,st4 ,james's ,palace4 ,stock ,exchange4 ,brewers' ,horses4 ,arrival of the ,post ,boy4 ,epsom ,downs1 or ,more ,downs than ,one4 #ahaf4 ,john ,bull stuck in a bog in ,france4 ,jean ,crapaud run away with in ,england4 ,the ,laboratory4 ,a ,duck4 #ahbc4 ,humours of a ,rustic ,inn4 ,the ,club4 ,the ,coal ,hole4 ,the ,cock ,tavern1 ,fleet ,street4 ,mutual ,recriminations4 ,dragging the ,pond4 ,a ,pic-,nic4 ,the ,social ,day4 #ahab4 ,dinner at the ,fair4 ,althorpe ,wells1 ,discovered by ,queen ,anne's ,physician4 ,leaving ,home4 ,clearing the ,premises without ,consulting your ,landlord4 ,a ,british ,tar1 and ,charitable ,feelings4 ,trying to ,move a ,jew4 ,jew and ,gentile1 or ,old ,clothes and ,doll ,tearsheet4 ,a ,superannuated ,beau4 ,ballet ,master at the ,opera ,house4 ,a ,french ,noble in his ,shooting ,dress ,sketched at ,boulogne1 #aggh4 ,first ,september1 ,trying the ,sight4 ,introducing a ,pigeon to a ,hazard ,table4 ,william ,cussons1 ,shaver4 ,john ,street1 ,adelphi4 ,the ,walking ,stewart1 an ,eccentric ,character4 ,dirty ,work1 ,levee ,day1 or ,court ,ceremony4 ,katharine and the ,tailor4 ,a ,banker's4 7,the ,spider's ,web74 ,a ,ready ,money ,customer4 ,a ,banker's4 7,the ,wasp74 ,a ,discount4 ,a ,lowland ,family4 ,putting a ,husband to ,bed4 ,old ,cronies4 ,recruiting4 ,the ,mnage4 ,billiards4 ,lost and ,won4 ,red ,wins4 ,saving the ,old ,china from ,fire4 ,posting in ,ireland4 ,posting in ,scotland4 ,french ,war4 ,interior of a ,french ,prison4 7,an ,abbey47 ,a ,cooper4 ,a ,farrier4 ,travelling ,savoyard4 ,an ,itinerant ,showman4 ,bear1 ,monkey1 and ,performing ,dogs4 ,innocent ,cause4 ,the ,magic ,lantern4 ,a ,galantee ,show4 ,sham ,fits4 #ahjb4 ,deadly-,lively4 ,doctor ,graham's ,cold ,earth and ,warm ,mud ,bath4 ,volunteer ,foot4 ,westminster ,light ,horse4 ,admiral ,paisley--',the ,tough ,old ,commodore4' ,why1 the bullets and the gout ,have so knocked his hull about ,that he'll never like the sea any more6 ,rent ,day4 ,a ,light ,piece4 ,an ,apothecary4 ,a ,ridotto4 ,a ,pastoral ,piper4 ,a ,fresh ,graduate4 ,pomona1 or ,ripe ,fruit4 ,life ,academy1 ,somerset ,house4 ,t4 ,rowlandson4 ,with inscription by the ,artist3 ',given to my old friend ,smith4'#cb ,the ,graces4 ,nicolas ,poussin3 ,venus1 ,mars1 and the ,loves4 ,bellona4 ,an ,apotheosis4 ,prometheus4 ,nessus and ,dejanira4 ,acis and ,galatea pursued by ,polyphemus4 ,etruscan ,frescoes4 ,venus and ,cupid4 ,neptune discovering ,venus to the ,tritons4 ,pan and ,syrinx4 ,tritons and ,nereids4 ,doctor ,syntax and the ,bees4 ',doctor ,primrose ,preaching to the ,prisoners1' and numerous illustrations to the ',vicar of ,wakefield4' ,the major part of the ,illustrations to ',the ,dance of ,life1' and a few ,examples of the ,designs for ',the ,dance of ,death4' ,pair of ,large ,hunting ,scenes4 ,diving ,belles4 ,the ,introduction4 ,mrs4 ,sturt's4 ,mrs4 ,sturt and her ,pupils 7from ,mr4 ,ashley's ,collection74 ,tuileries ,gardens4 ,stowe ,gardens4 ,richmond ,hill4 ,,the ,,following ,,drawings ,,have ,,also ,,come ,,under ,,the ,,editor',s ,,attention4 ,a ,tailor's ,wedding4 ,the ,unwelcome ,intruder4 7#ahjc47 ,the ,rival ,butchers4 ,the ,cobbler4 ,the ,fishmonger4 ,animal ,magnetism3 the ,centre of ,attraction4 ,the ,alchemist4 ,the ,pavior's ,joy4 ,the ,clamorous ,tax-gatherer calling on the ,doctor4 ,the ,old ,admiral4 ,apples6 a ,street ,cry4 ,alms4 ,an admiral 7with a wooden leg7 and his family relieving an invalided old sailor4 ,mrs4 ,shevi in a ,longing ,condition 7for a ,little ,pig74 ,chevalier ,d',eon at ,angelo's ,rooms4 ',angelo's ,fencing ,academy1 also the ,broadsword ,exercise1 ,boxing1 c4 ,terms for ,fencing1 ,lessons1 c4' ,washing in the ,highlands4 ,a ,butcher's ,shop4 ,,collection ,,of ,,john ,,cole ,,stogdon1 ,m4,a41 ,,esq41 #ah ,,clifford',s ,,inn4 ,this gentleman1 amongst a rich gathering of drawings1 caricatures1 and social satires1 has secured numerous good examples of prints executed by ,rowlandson1 including the rare series of the ',stages of ,man's ,schooling' 7#ahjb74 ,we have to instance a spirited drawing by the caricaturist1 which is in the possession of ,mr4 ,stogdon3 ',forbidden ,fruit4' ,,figure ,,drawings ,,after ,,the ,,old ,,masters ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson1 ,,in ,,the ,,collection ,,of ,,colonel ,,gould ,,weston1 ,,thurloe ,,square4 ,venus3 ,carlo ,marratti4 ,venus3 ,bouchr4 ,nymph ,surprised by ,satyr3 ,gerard ,lairesse4 ,diana and ,hunter3 ,gerard ,lairesse4 ,diana and ,nymphs3 ,giulio ,romano4 ,leda and ,swan3 ,giulio ,romano4 ,venus ,arranging her ,hair3 ,andrea del ,sarto4 ,venus and ,cupid3 ,andrea del ,sarto4 ,venus and ,cupid3 ,palma ,vecchio4 ,lucretia3 ,andrea del ,sarto4 ,venus and ,mars3 ,pietro de ,cortona4 ,rape of the ,sabines3 ,polidore4 ,leda and ,swan3 ,canache4 ,venus and ,man ,playing ,guitar3 ,titian4 ,susanna and ,elders3 ,guercino4 ,venus ,sleeping--back exposed3 ,guercino4 ,zulieka and ,joseph3 ,domenichino4 ,venus and ,loves3 ,domenichino4 ,the drawings mentioned above1 like most of the caricaturist's fluent renderings of subjects after the ,old ,masters1 are far removed from mere copies or servile imitations1 being1 in actual fact1 free adaptations of the works in question1 strongly characterised with the individualities of ,rowlandson's style4 ,colonel ,weston1 in addition to this unique series1 possesses a collection of original drawings by the artist1 which includes1 among numerous interesting examples of varying importance1 one of ,rowlandson's most graceful and finished drawings1 worked out with a taste and delicacy altogether remarkable4 ,the subject is a domestic scene1 introducing two charming figures 7likenesses in all probability7 executed after the style of the portrait of ,morland 7mentioned in the first part of this work1 now in the ,print ,room1 ,british ,museum1 see p4 #dab71 and evidently executed at the same period4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson4 7,,collection ,,in ,,the ,,possession ,,of ,,john ,,west1 ,,esq41 ,,bayswater47 ,r4 ,moser1 ,r4,a41 ,keeper of the ,royal ,academy4 ,a serious portrait1 boldly executed1 both outline and shadows put in with a reed pen1 in the manner of ,mortimer4 ,evidently a sketch made from life when ,rowlandson was an ,academy student4 ,colonel ,o',kelly taking a ,private ,trial previous to his ,making a ,match4 7,see ,racing ,series1 #aghi3 ,the ,betting ,post1 ,the ,mount1 c47 ,race-horses arriving for a ,spring ,meeting4 ,the ,gambler ,going to ,bed4 7,see pp4 #bjh-baj74 ,congregation ,leaving a ,chapel4 #ahbj4 ,a large drawing1 crowded with figures4 7,see collection belonging to ,william ,bates1 ,esq47 ',as ,you ,like ,it1' act ii4 scene #g3 ,fifth ,age4 7,engraved47 ,the collection of ,shakspearean subjects drawn by ,rowlandson to illustrate the ',seven ,ages of ,man' is in the possession of ,general ,sir ,henry de ,bathe1 ,wood ,end1 near ,chichester4 ,an ,anatomical ,lecture4 ,the ,morning ,toilette4 ,a fashionable beauty holding a leve under the hands of her perruquier4 ,the ,morning ,meal4-- ,the cup that cheers but not inebriates4 ,the ,tuileries ,gardens1 ,paris4 ,a small sketch for the larger drawing4 7,see collection in the ,editor's possession47 ,an ,out-of-door ,scene in ,paris4 7,companion47 ,a ,squabble in ,st4 ,giles's4 ,the ,awkward ,servant4 7,see collection in possession of the ,editor47 ,horse-,racing3 ,introducing a ,novice to a spirited ,mount4 ,mrs4 ,clarke and the ,york ,shop4 ,mrs4 ,c4 receiving bribes as a commission agent4 ',tis woman that seduces all mankind4 ,also in the collection of ,thomas ,capron1 ,esq4-- ,portrait of a ,foreigner4 ,portrait of an ,old ,gentleman4 ,the face of this figure may be a caricatured representation of the artist's appearance late in life4 ,portrait of an ,old ,lady4 ,an ,equestrian ,military ,portrait4 7,german officer47 ,portrait of a ,quaker4 ,looking at a ,procession in the ,park4 ,an ,allegorical ,design4 ,carisbrooke ,castle4 ,hunting ,scene4 ,the ,thames at ,twickenham4 ,the ,social ,day4 ,interior of ,exeter ,cathedral 7during sermon time74 ,view in the ,environs of ,london4 ,continental ,view1 in ,rowlandson's early manner 7a cloister74 ,yeomanry ,cavalry ,refreshing at an ,inn4 ,cattle ,watering4 ,scene at a ,seaport4 ,chatham3 ,view of the ,medway and ,men-of-war2 ,troops and ,military ,train riding along the shore4 ,waterside ,scene1 near a port on the ,south coast2 ,passengers landing1 c4 ,views of ,cornwall1 ,devonshire1 ,somerset1 c4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thos4 ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,possession ,,of ,,john ,,chester1 ,,esq41 ,,of ,,old ,,square1 ,,lincoln',s ,,inn4 ,toilette of an ,antiquated ,belle4 ,a large and fine drawing1 after the school of the old masters4 ,the ,village ,festival4 ,figures dancing in a ring on the green1 skittle-players1 c4 ,important subject1 somewhat in the manner of ,teniers the ,younger4 ,interior of a ,pawnbroker's ,shop4 ',the ,last ,shift' 7engraved and published ,november #a1 #ahjh74 ,taste1 or ,milord ,anglais and ,italian ,picture-,dealers4 7,engraved #ahab4 ,see p4 #bcd47 ,a ,scold4-- ,a smoking chimney1 and a scolding wife4 ,a ,breezy ,day4 ,death at the ,door4 ,an upright subject1 earlier than the series entitled the ',dance of ,death4' ,an ,old ,miser and a ,young ,wife4 ,an ,old ,woman and her ,cat at a ,window4 ,original frontispiece to the collected series of ',miseries of ,human ,life4' ,designs for illustrations to the ',dance of ,death4' ,the ,squire4 ,the ,shipwreck4-- ,the dangers of the ocean o'er1 ,death wrecks the sailors on the shore4 ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thos4 ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,possession ,,of ,a4 ,h4 ,,bates1 ,,esq41 ,,edgbaston1 ,,birmingham4 ,an ,old ,soldier's ,widow4 #f #e-a_/b inches4 ,a ,fat ,man and ,death4 #e #d4 ,the ,widower's ,consolation4 #f #d-a_/b4-- ,two bores all at once have taken a trip3 ,i've buried my rib1 and got rid of the hip4 ,woman on a rock by a stormy sea1 on which is an empty boat1 c4 #g #d-a_/b4 ,doctor ,syntax at a ,bookstall4 ,folio4 7,engraved on a reduced scale in the ',humourist1' by ,w4 ,h4 ,harrison47 ,a ,nobleman ,cutting ,down his ,timber to ,pay his ,debts4 #aj inches in length4 ,a sheet of grotesque heads formed of vegetables1 c4 ,death and the ,glutton4 ,large #hvo4 ,exterior of a ,public ,house4 #hvo4 ,sepulchres4 #hvo4 ,doctor ,eady and his ,patients4 #hvo4 ,execution ,dock4 #e #f4 ,the ,old ,blind ,sexton4 ,folio4 ,three figures seated at table2 one said to be the portrait of ,hamilton1 the artist4 #hvo4 ,the ,milkmaid's ,tempter4 #e #d4 ,drawing-room scene4 ,milliner displaying a dress4 ,numerous figures1 probably designed as frontispiece for a magazine of fashions4 ,domestic ,jars4 #i #d in4 ,man and woman quarrelling2 the former seated in a chair1 with a large bass-viol beside him4 ,,list ,,of ,,original ,,drawings ,,by ,,thomas ,,rowlandson ,,in ,,the ,,collection ,,of ,,william ,,bates1 ,,esq41 ,b4,a41 ,m4,r4,c4,s1 c41 ,,birmingham4#cc ',cornish ,peasantry4' #aj-a_/d #f-a_/b4 ,five peasants1 admirably grouped1 seated on a sort of timber-cart1 drawn by two oxen4 ,woody background4 ,signed ',rowlandson4' ,acis and ,galatea4 #h-a_/b #f4 ,apollo and ,daphne4 #h-a_/b #f4 ,companion to the above4 ,a vigorously-drawn recollection of the antique4 ,the ,cottage ,door4 #aa-a_/b #h-a_/b4 ,a group of rustics seated at the door of a cottage4 ,on the right hand a man with a donkey laden with vegetables4 ,in the manner of ,morland4 ',the ,road to ,ruin4' #ac-a_/b #i-a_/b4 ,the young squire is seated at a round table1 with his mistress on his knee4 ,opposite to him is a 'led-captain1' dealing out cards and inciting the squire to bet4 ,in the centre1 standing at the table1 is a plethoric chaplain1 wholly intent upon the manufacture of a bowl of punch1 the ingredients for which he is pouring simultaneously from two bottles into the bowl4 ,the complete absorption of each of these personages in his own special object is admirably depicted4 ,brentford ,market ,place4 #ag-a_/b #ab4 ,an admirable drawing1 exhibiting hundreds of market-people disposed in groups1 with the ,town ,house in the central background and the ',three ,kings' inn on the right hand4 ,the grouping is excellent1 the scene full of animation and bustle1 the sense of space and general keeping perfect1 and the whole equal in power and effect to the works of the ,dutch painters4 ,shepherd and ,sheep4 #ag-a_/d #d-a_/b4 ,a standing figure in the middle of a group of five sheep2 something in the manner of ,gainsborough4 ,the ,funeral4 #g #d-a_/b4 ,the parson advances1 reading the burial service4 ,next comes the clerk1 carrying a child's coffin1 and followed by a group of female mourners1 wringing their hands1 holding handkerchiefs to their eyes1 and some carrying umbrellas4 ,to the right a female gravedigger1 holding a spade in one hand and tolling the bell with the other4 ,to illustrate the old song of ',the ,vicar and ,moses'3-- ,when come to the grave the clerk humm'd a stave1 ,whilst the surplice was wrapped round the priest2 ,when so droll was the figure of ,moses and ,vicar1 ,that the parish still laugh at the jest4 ,singing tol de rol1 c4 ,an ,oriental ,scene4 #h-a_/b #e-a_/b4 ,in the foreground a gibbet1 from which is hanging in chains the headless body of a woman4 ,by the side an impaling-stake and wheel4 ,two men in foreign garb are looking on4 ,in the distance a city1 with towers and minarets4 ',the ,industrious ,wife and ,idle ,husband4' #e-a_/b #d4 ,the wife is busily engaged at the washtub2 a cradle1 with twins asleep1 at her back2 while the husband1 with pipe1 glass1 and jug1 sits over the fire with a boon companion4 ,full of ,hogarthian humour4 ,burglars ,alarmed4 #aa #i-a_/b4 ,a drawing of extraordinary vigour4 ,a brutal-looking ruffian1 in a frieze coat1 holding a bloody knife in one hand and enjoining attention with the other1 is striding over the corpses of two women1 both with their throats cut4 ,a second ruffian1 with alarm depicted on his countenance1 holds a candle in his right hand and grasps a bloodstained coal-hammer in his left4 ,in the background a fate is seen peeping through a window4 ,a piece that can hardly be looked at without a subsequent attack of nightmare4 ,landscape4 ,lake scene1 hilly background4 #i #g4 ,very broad in treatment4 ,commodore ,trunnion and ,lieut4 ,hatchway on their way to the ,wedding4 #ad-a_/b #h4 7,see ,smollett's ',peregrine ,pickle1' vol4 i4 chap4 #h47 ,jolly ,companions4 #aa #h4 ,a group of five1 heads and shoulders4 ,a man is apparently singing from a ballad-sheet4 ,a woman at his right hand is blowing with the bellows1 and the other faces are on the broad grin4 ,the ,pipe ,dance4 #d-a_/b #c4 ,two ,punch-and-,judy-like figures dancing1 and holding a pipe over head4 ,small1 but very spirited4 ,the ,forge4 #i-a_/b #f-a_/b4 ,a group of four horses outside a forge4 ,the blacksmith holds up the hoof of one2 the farmer stands by1 and a woman advances holding a cup of ale4 ,signed ',rowlandson1 #agia4' ,as fine as ,morland4 ,maternal ,solicitude4 #f-a_/b #d-c_/d4 ,a mother bends over her child on a couch1 both entirely nude4 ,nymph and ,cupid4 #g-a_/d #e-a_/b4 ,a naked nymph recumbent2 a winged cupid1 bow in hand1 descends towards her4 ,henpecked ,husbands4 #aj #f-a_/d4 ,a woman has hold of the greatly elongated nose of her husband in one hand1 and belabours him with a whip in the other4 ,on the left a group of women toss a husband in a blanket1 and on the right a wife is thrashing her husband on the ground1 whom she also holds by the nose4 ,death in the ,pot4 #f #c-a_/b4 ,a plethoric figure drinks from a bowl1 while a skeleton figure is about to strike him from above4 ,zion ,chapel4 #ac-a_/b #h-a_/d4 ,a congregation of over fifty persons1 who have just emerged from the portal of ',zion ,chaple' 7sic71 are passing slowly along4 ,the door is blocked up by the departing worshippers2 a fish-woman standing by indulges in some ribald observations1 and a pious old lady holds up her hands in horror4 ,the ,table d',hte4 #ac-c_/d #i4 ,a spirited and characteristic drawing1 exhibiting a numerous company of both sexes seated at a dinner-table4 ,french waiters1 pig-tailed and nightcapped1 are drawing corks1 filling glasses1 and flying to and fro with dishes1 c4 ,one of the guests is teaching a dog to beg2 a woman and girl1 with tambourine and triangle1 appear on the left to amuse the company4 ,interior of a ,prison4 #i-a_/b #f4 ,from the collection of the celebrated ,henry ,angelo1 the professor of fencing1 who in his ',reminiscences' 7vol4 ii4 p4 #cbd7 gives an account of its production4 ,rowlandson1 it appears1 had been robbed one night1 and went next day in search of the thief4 ',we first repaired1' says the reminiscent1 'to ,st4 ,giles's1 ,dyott ,street1 and ,seven ,dials4 ,in one of the night-houses four ill-looking fellows1 des coupes-jarret1 so attracted our attention that1 whilst we sat over our noggins of spirits1 as he 7,rowlandson7 always carried his sketch-book with him1 he made an excellent caricature group of them for me1 introducing a prison in the background4444 ,he afterwards finished it for me in his best style1 superior to the greater part of his works4 ,this is now 7#ahcj7 about forty years ago4 ,the coloured drawing was once included in my collection4' ,here we have the four thieves sitting and lying in various positions4 ,prisoners in another group are playing cards4 ,another ruffian is stretched at full length asleep in the foreground4 ,the drawing1 grouping1 and colouring are alike admirable1 and would have done honour to ,salvator ,rosa4 ',the ,miser ,lying in ,state3 the ,prodigal ,heir-,apparent4' #ad #i-a_/b4 ,the 'heir-apparent1' with his profligate companions1 male and female1 is seated at a table1 on which we see a punchbowl1 c4 ,a coffin occupies an elevated position in the background1 and from it appears to be struggling to emerge the supposed defunct miser1 while an allegorical figure above seems to be nailing down the lid4 ,the ,fire4 #i-a_/b #f4 ,on the right a house on fire1 flames issuing from the windows1 the doorway crowded with watermen1 and persons carrying out bedding and other effects4 ,on the left firemen manipulating the hose and directing the stream against the flaming windows1 in ridiculously suggestive attitudes4 ,the central figure is an enormously fat woman1 whose night-dress1 drawn up to support a mass of crockery1 displays her ,rubensesque and redundant charms to the watermen1 who turn their grinning faces to gaze upon the spectacle4 ',leaving the ,premises without ,consulting the ,landlord4' #aa #h-a_/b4 ,a cart1 seen at the back1 heaped up with furniture1 occupies the centre4 ,a woman on the left laden with gridirons1 warming-pans1 c4 ,on the right a girl1 graceful as one of ,stothard's female figures1 places in the cart a birdcage4 ,in the foreground miscellaneous articles of minor furniture1 and two children playing with the house-cat4 ,outside the ,court-,house4 #ad-a_/b #aj-a_/b4 ,the scene is apparently the ,magistrate's ,court and the ,town ,hall in some county town4 ,the ground in front is crowded with various individuals waiting for the cases in which they are interested to be called on4 ,we see the farmer1 the parson1 a jockey1 a huntsman1 a footman1 a butcher1 a soldier1 an actor1 and many others4 ,the beadle is seated on a step1 making love to an old woman1 who holds a tankard in her hand4 ,dogs are scattered about1 attendant on their masters4 ,interior of ,eating-,house4 #g-a_/d #e4 ,a dining-table1 at which are seated some seventeen people1 male and female4 ,one of the guests1 a stout1 portly man1 has left the table1 and is seizing his hat1 as if offended4 ,a neighbour attempts to restrain him1 while the waiters appear amused4 ,bridewell4 #i #f4 ,a procession of fifteen female prisoners are escorted through the courtyard of ,bridewell from one department of the prison to another1 in pairs1 in charge of turnkeys1 female warders looking on4 ,penitence1 grief1 and hardened impudence are admirably depicted on the several faces4 ,returning from a ,voyage4 #i-a_/b #f4 ,a sea beach1 with a schooner and sloops at anchor4 ,a boat has just landed a group of passengers1 among whom is a girl with a cockatoo on her wrist4 ,pickaback4 #d-a_/b #c-a_/b4 ,a man1 carrying a woman on his back1 is fording a brook4 ,picture ,exhibition4 #i #e-a_/b4 ,connoisseurs at an exhibition of pictures4 ,gaming ,house4 #i #e-a_/b4 ,a drawing similar to that which serves as frontispiece to the ',beauties of ,tom ,brown4' ,nymphs ,bathing4 #h-a_/d #e-a_/d4 ,eight female figures1 entirely nude1 sporting in a stream1 or seated on its banks4 ,leafy background4 ,nymphs ,attiring4 #h-a_/d #e-a_/d4 ,five female figures1 entirely nude1 seated on the banks of a stream1 dressing their hair4 ,the ,village ,politicians4 #ae #i-c_/d4 ,dated #ahba4 ,,footnotes3 #bi ,vide ,biography1 vol4 i4 p4 #fg4 #cj ,see account of the ,three ,tours of ,dr4 ,syntax1 ante1 pp4 #agf1 #bdg-beb4 #ca ,another version of the drawing1 in the possession of the ,editor1 reproduced 7p4 #bj7 as ',the ,quay1' in the introductory biographical sketch to this work4 #cb ,antiquity ,smith1 ,author of the ',life of ,nollekens2' once ,keeper of the ,prints and ,drawings1 ,british ,museum1 c4 #cc ,see ,george ,cruikshank3 the ,artist1 the ,humourist1 and the ,man1 with some account of his brother ,robert4 ,a ,critico-,bibliographical ,essay4 ,by ,william ,bates4 ,b4,a41 ,m4,r4,c4,s4,e41 c41 ,professor of ,classics in ,queen's ,college1 ,birmingham2 ,surgeon to the ,borough ,hospital1 c41 with numerous illustrations by ,g4 ,cruikshank1 including several from original drawings in the possession of the author4 ,houlston and ,sons1 #ahgi4 ,also ,the ',fraser' ,portraits4 ,a ,gallery of ,illustrious ,literary ,characters 7#ahcj-ahch71 drawn by the late ,daniel ,maclise1 ,r4,a41 and accompanied by ,notices chiefly by the late ,william ,maginn1 ,,ll4,d4 ,edited by ,william ,bates1 ,b4,a41 c4 ,chatto and ,windus1 #ahgd1 #dto4 ,,indices4 ,,index ,,of ,,names1 ,,persons1 c4 ,ackermann1 ,rudolph 7,rowlandson's publisher71 i4 #he1 #hi-ic ,ackermann's ,poetical ,magazine1 i4 #cc ,addington1 ,hon4 ,h41 ',the ,doctor1' i4 #bdf ,alexander1 ,emperor of ,russia1 ii4 #bha1 #bid ,angelo1 ,henry1 ',reminiscences1' i4 #ee1 #fd-f1 #fh1 #gj-b1 #gh-i1 #he1 #hg-h1 #bhg1 #bih-cjj1 #cgd2 ii4 #e ,angelo's ,fencing ,rooms1 i4 #bda ,angelo and ,rowlandson at ,vauxhall1 i4 #fb-c1 #aef -- and ,son1 ,hungarian and ,highland ,broadsword ,exercise1 i4 #cgd -- ,henry1 his sketch of ,simmons1 the ,murderer1 ii4 #ha ,anstey1 ,christopher1 ',comforts of ,bath1' i4 #ccc-di ,arnold1 ,general1 i4 #agc ,atkinson1 ,christopher1 i4 #adc-d ,auckland1 ,lord ,eden1 i4 #agc ,austria1 ,emperor of1 ii4 #bha ,austria1 ,crown ,prince of1 ii4 #bha ,banco to the ,knave 7,gillray71 i4 #ajf ,banks1 ,sir ,joseph1 i4 #aib ,bannister1 the ,comedian1 a ,collector1 i4 #gj2 ii4 #bdh -- ,john1 the ,comedian1 an ,art ,student1 i4 #ec-d ,barrymore1 ,lord1 i4 #eh1 #afa-b1 #cjc ,bate1 ,dudley1 of the ,morning ,post1 i4 #aei ,bates1 ,william1 ,b4,a41 ',sketch of ,rowlandson's ,works1' ',essay on ,george ,cruikshank1' ii4 #cgi ,bedford1 ,duke of1 i4 #cei ,bell1 ,dr41 ii4 #baf ,beresford1 ,james1 ii4 #agh ,billington1 ,mrs41 i4 #aeh ',black ,dick' 7,lord ,howe71 i4 #aii ',blackmantle1' ,bernard 7pseudo71 i4 #dc2 ii4 #cge1 #cgh-i ,blair1 ,doctor ,hugh1 i4 #aih ,blucher1 ,prince von1 ii4 #bgh-i1 #bhj-a1 #bic-e ',book for a ,rainy ,day1' ,j4 ,t4 ,smith1 i4 #gj ,borowloski1 ,count1 ',the ,polish ,dwarf1' i4 #ahf ,bossy1 ,doctor1 ii4 #e ,boswell1 ,james1 i4 #aic-h ,boswell's ',tour to the ,hebrides1' i4 #hd1 #aic-h ,buonaparte1 the ,emperor ,napoleon1 ii4 #db-c1 #de1 #dg1 #eb1 #ed1 #fa1 #hb-c1 #ic-ajb1 #acj1 #aei1 #afb-c1 #ahg1 #bjc-d1 #bee1 #beh-fd1 #bga-b1 #bgf-hb1 #bhi1 #bia-c -- ,joseph1 ,king of ,spain1 ii4 #ie-f1 #ih-aja -- ,louis1 ,king of ,holland1 ii4 #ig1 #beh-i ,buonaparte's ,generals1 ii4 #bia ,brightelmstone in #aghi1 i4 #bgg ,britannia1 #aag1 #acf1 #ada-b1 #bdg2 ii4 #f ,buckingham1 ,marquis of1 i4 #bdc ,bullock1 ,proprietor of ',bullock's ,london ,museum1' ii4 #cji ,bunbury1 ,henry1 the ,caricaturist1 i4 #fa1 #gh-hj1 #cfi -- the ,caricaturist 7illustrated biographical sketch of his life by ,joseph ,grego71 i4 #c -- ,henry1 ,caricaturist 7,gambado's ',annals of ,horsemanship and ,academy for ,grown ,horsemen'71 i4 #ceb-c2 ii4 #aja-ae1 #bag1 #bba-c ,burdett1 ,sir ,francis1 i4 #cei2 ii4 #gd1 #aha-b1 #ahd1 #cfe ,burke1 ,hon4 ,edmund1 i4 #aab1 #aah-ai1 #bbj1 #bde1 #bdh1 #bgd1 #bhi2 ii4 #ac ,burton1 ,alfred1 ',adventures of ,johnny ,newcome in the ,navy1' ii4 #cfc-d ,bute1 ,lord1 i4 #ada ,butler1 ,s41 ii4 #agd1 #aih ,camden1 ,lord1 i4 #bdd ,canning1 ,george1 verses on ',all the ,talents1' ii4 #fi ,canning1 ,george1 ii4 #aff ,carmarthen1 ,marquis of1 i4 #bdd1 #bdh ,cartright1 ,major ,john1 i4 #aba ,castlereagh1 ,lord1 ii4 #aff ,catalini1 ,madame1 ii4 #afe ,catharine1 ,empress of ,russia1 i4 #bij ,chambers1 ,sir ,william 7architect of ,somerset ,house71 ii4 #bag ,charles the ,fourth1 ,king of ,spain1 i4 #bij1 #bib2 ii4 #id ,charlotte1 ,queen1 i4 #aaj1 #aii-baj1 #bbj1 #bbh1 #bcj1 #beb1 #bij ,chatham1 ,lord1 i4 #bdd -- ,general1 ii4 #afd1 #aff ,chattelier1 ,miss 7,rowlandson's aunt71 i4 #eb1 #fc-d ,chiffney 7jockey to the ,prince of ,wales71 i4 #bjg ,clarke1 ,mrs4 ,mary ,anne1 ii4 #ace-fd1 #aff1 #aha -- ,scandal1 ,the1 i4 #bh2 ii4 #ace-fd1 #aha ,clavering1 ,general1 ii4 #adc ,coleraine1 ,lord1 i4 #ahj1 #bbj1 #bbi4 7,see ,hanger7 ,collections of ,rowlandson's drawings1 i4 #e4 ,appendix ,collings1 the ,caricaturist1 i4 #hb-d1 #aia1 #aic ,combe1 ,william1 ii4 #bdg1 #bfh1 #cag-ee1 #cei-fb1 #bga-b -- -- 7author73 ',the ,three ,tours of ,doctor ,syntax1' ii4 #agf1 #bdg-eb1 #bff-g1 #bfi-gj1 #cfg1 #cgc1 #cge ',the ,dance of ,death1' ii4 #cag-ae ',the ,dance of ,life1' ii4 #cei-fb ',the ,history of ,johnny ,qu ,genus1' ii4 #cga-b ,corbett1 ,thomas1 ,high ,bailiff for ,westminster1 ii4 #adj1 #aec-d ,cornwall1 ,views in1 ii4 #ef ,cross ,reading 7,whiteford's71 i4 #hd ,cruikshank1 ,george1 caricaturist1 i4 #af-ai ,cumberland1 ,duke of1 ii4 #bbe ,curtis1 ,commodore1 ii4 #afc-d ,davy1 ,sir ,humphrey1 ii4 #cff ,derby1 ,lord1 i4 #cei ,devonshire1 ,duchess of1 i4 #abd1 #abf-i1 #aca-b1 #ace1 #ada-b1 #aeb1 #aeh2 ii4 #ei ,didelot1 dancer1 i4 #bhc ,don ,carlos1 ii4 #id ,duncannon1 ,lady1 i4 #ace1 #ada1 #aeh ,dundas 7,lord ,melville71 i4 #aba1 #acd1 #bdc-d1 #bdf2 ii4 #di-ea1 #fj1 #acf ,dundas1 ,sir ,david1 ii4 #acg ,dunthorne1 ,james1 i4 #bbf-g1 #cad ,elliot1 ,right ,hon4 ,hugh1 ,english ,minister at ,dresden1 ii4 #caa ,engelbach1 ,lewis1 ',letters from ,italy1 or ,naples and the ,campagna ,felice1' ii4 #bfg1 #cja-h ,english ,caricaturists1 i4 #b ',english ,spy1 ,the1' by ',bernard ,blackmantle1' i4 #dc ,erskine1 ,lord1 i4 #aab1 #cei ',farquhar1' ,ferdinand 7pseudo71 ',relics of a ,saint1' ii4 #cag ,ferdinand of ,spain1 ii4 #ic ,fielding's ',tom ,jones1' ii4 #ee-f ,fitzgerald1 ,mr41 i4 #afa ,fitzherbert1 ,mrs41 i4 #agj1 #bbj1 #bbf1 #bdh1 #bgf ,fox1 ,hon4 ,charles ,james1 ii4 #di1 #eh-fa1 #aji1 #aab-ac1 #aaf-ag1 #aai1 #abc-g1 #abi1 #aca-e1 #ach-dc1 #aed1 #bba1 #bca-b1 #bde1 #bdh1 #bgj1 #cei ,fox1 ,general1 i4 #aag ,frederick the ,great1 i4 #ahb-c ,french ,ambassador1 ,the1 i4 #adg ,gambado1 ,geoffrey 7pseudo ,henry ,bunbury71 ',academy for ,grown ,horsemen1' i4 #ceb-c -- -- ',annals of ,horsemanship1' i4 #ceb2 ii4 #ajb-ae ,george the ,third1 i4 #aae1 #aai1 #adj-a1 #ahb-c1 #aii-baj1 #bbj1 #bbh-i1 #bdh1 #bea-b1 #bij1 #cfj2 ii4 #f1 #ei1 #hb1 #aif ,gillray1 the ,caricaturist 7his life1 works1 and times1 by ,joseph ,grego71 i4 #c-d1 #ed1 #ajf1 #adc1 #bbi1 #bdb1 #cbh2 ii4 #aig1 #bbc ,gloucester1 ,duke of1 i4 #cbh ,goldsmith1 ,oliver1 ',the ,vicar of ,wakefield1' ii4 #cef-i1 #cge ,gordon1 ,duchess of1 i4 #abf1 #aeb ,grafton1 ,duke of1 i4 #bdd1 #bdf-h ,grattan1 i4 #bej1 #cfb ,grego1 ,joseph3 ',an ,illustrated ,biographical ,sketch of ,bunbury1 the ,caricaturist1' i4 #c ',the ,works of ,james ,gillray1 with the ,story of his ,life and ,times1' i4 #c-d ',a ,collection of ,drawings by ,rowlandson4' ,appendix ,grenville1 i4 #bdd -- ,lord1 ii4 #ei ,guise1 ,general1 his collection of pictures at ,oxford1 ii4 #ff ,hadfield4 ,attempted the life of the ,king1 ii4 #f ,hamilton1 ,sir ,william1 ,ambassador at ,naples1 ii4 #caa-ac -- ,lady1 ii4 #caa-ac ,hanger1 ,george1 i4 #ahj1 #bbj1 #bbi4 7,see ,coleraine47 ,harrison1 ,w4 ,h41 ',the ,humourist1' ii4 #chj-f ,hartley1 ,mrs4 7actress71 i4 #afj ,hastings1 ,warren1 i4 #bbf1 #bcj -- ,marquis of1 ii4 #bii ,haydon1 ,b4 ,r41 ii4 #cgh-i ,heath1 ,james1 i4 #he -- -- letter to1 written by the ,caricaturist1 ii4 #dh ,hebrides1 ,boswell's ,journal of a ,tour in the1 i4 #aic-h ,heywood 7',old ,iron ,wig'71 i4 #gj ',historical ,sketch of the ,art of ,caricaturing1' by ,j4 ,p4 ,malcolm1 ,f4,s4,a41 i4 #gc-f ',history of ,caricature and the ,grotesque in ,literature and ,art1' i4 #c1 #gf ,hobart1 ,hon4 ,mrs4 7,lady ,buckinghamshire71 i4 #abg1 #abi-cj1 #acd ,holland1 ,lord1 i4 #bhi ,holman1 the actor1 i4 #afe1 #aij ,hood1 ,admiral ,lord1 i4 #aba1 #abd1 #abg1 #acc1 #bbh ,hook1 ,theodore1 ',chacun son ,got1' i4 #fg ,hooper1 the boxer1 i4 #afb ,horne-,tooke1 ,john1 i4 #cbg1 #cei2 ii4 #gd ,house1 ,sam1 i4 #ih-i1 #ajh1 #abi1 #aca1 #ach-i ,howe1 ,lord1 i4 #fg-h1 #aii ,howitt1 the artist1 ,rowlandson's brother-in-law1 i4 #ej ,john ,bull1 ii4 #db1 #dc1 #dg1 #ej-a1 #eh1 #fj-a1 #ge1 #hb-c1 #ic1 #aja1 #acj1 #aei ,johnson1 ,samuel1 ,,ll4,d41 i4 #aic-h ,junot1 ,general1 ii4 #aja1 #bjd ,kemble1 ,john ,philip1 ii4 #df1 #afe ,kent1 ,duke of1 ii4 #ada-d ,king of ,prussia1 ,the1 i4 #ahb-c ,kingsbury1 ,caricaturist1 i4 #bdb1 #bij ,knight 7,miss ,cornelia71 authoress1 ii4 #caa-ab ,lambert1 ,daniel1 ii4 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