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John Doyle
November 19, 1838
Laocoon: A Classical Subject
John Doyle
March 10, 1838
The Upsetting of the Reform Coach
John Doyle
June 4, 1834
The Thimble Rig!
John Doyle
June 5, 1839
Don Quixote Attacking the Windmill
John Doyle
December 11, 1835
A Classical Subject! "Demitto auviculas, ut uniquoe asellus, Cum gravius dorso subiit onus_"
John Doyle
May 10, 1836
The Rival Chancellors
John Doyle
May 20, 1834
Van Amburgh. Outdone!
John Doyle
December 3, 1838
La Belle Alliance: New Version
John Doyle
July 21, 1838
The Reception of a Bishop
Auguste Hervieu
1832–40
A Row in the Play-Ground
John Doyle
December 3, 1838
A Leaf Out of Nicholas Nickleby with Slight Variations – Nicholas quits the Company – Theatrical Emotion of Mr. Vincent Crummles
John Doyle
March 26, 1839
Great Western General Booking Office
John Doyle
August 31, 1837
Retzsch's Extraordinary Design of Satan Playing at Chess with Man for his Soul
John Doyle
September 29, 1837
Coursing Extraordinary
John Doyle
June 14, 1838
Taking Up a Fare – "All the World's A Stage"
John Doyle
May 24, 1837
An Emancipated Black Man
Thomas McLean
May 20, 1833
The Lion's Share
John Doyle
February 5, 1838
Another Peep into the Play-Ground – "You're none of my child"
John Doyle
December 31, 1838
A Distinguished Teetotalist, Soliloquising a-la Cardinal Wolsey–upon the mutability of human affairs
John Doyle
November 18, 1839
The Giant & the Dwarf
John Doyle
March 1, 1838
Feeding the Animals – A Change of Diet!
John Doyle
February 12, 1839
Great Eclipse of 1836, Seen Through a Cloud, Shortly Before it Reached its Greatest Obscuration
John Doyle
1836
Dry Nurses
John Doyle
July 21, 1838
The State Cerberus, A Leaf Out of the Ænead, Freely Translated
John Doyle
December 11, 1834
The Wolf & the Lamb – A Parody on Mr. Mulready's highly popular Picture
John Doyle
March 7, 1838
A Greenwich Pensioner!
John Doyle
April 3, 1838
"None But the Brave Deserve the Fair" – Mr. E. Landseer's admired Picture seen in a new point of view
John Doyle
August 15, 1838
Demosthenes on the Sea Shore – Giving a Lesson to a new Disciple
John Doyle
December 18, 1838
H(C)annibalism or an Irish Stew
John Doyle
August 5, 1833