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Recruiting on a Broab [sic] Bottom'd Principle
Thomas Rowlandson
May 1806
Frontispiece, with Cupid and Thalia , from "Songs, Duets, etc., in the Duenna" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Francesco Bartolozzi
1776
Dumourier dining in State at St. James's on the 15th May 1793
James Gillray
November 20, 1804
A Sweating for Opposition by Dr. W-llis Dominisweaty and Co.
Thomas Rowlandson
March 6, 1789
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
James Gillray
March 5, 1806
The Duenna & Little Isaac
William Paulet Carey
April 1, 1784
A Touch on the Times
Thomas Rowlandson
December 29, 1788
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
Charles Williams
March 1806
The Guardian Angel
James Gillray
1805
End of the Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation
James Gillray
1805
The School for Scandal. A Comedy.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
1880–89
The Times - Or A View Of The Old House In Little Brittain - With Nobody Going To Hannover
Thomas Rowlandson
January 23, 1784
A Peep at the Parisot! With Q in the Corner
Isaac Cruikshank
May 7, 1796
St. Stephens Fair
Charles Williams
February 8, 1808
The Theatrical Bubble; being a new Specimen of the Astonishing Powers of the Great Politiico-Punchinello in the Art of Dramatic Puffing
James Gillray
1805
Doublures of Characters; – or – striking Resemblances in Phisignomy. – "If you would know Mens Hearts, look in their Faces" – Lavater
James Gillray
November 1, 1798
"The feast of Reason, & the flow of Soul"-i.e.-The Wits of the Age, setting the Table in a roar
James Gillray
February 4, 1797
Louisa
Richard Read
1778
Search Night;–or–State Watchmen mistaking Honest Men for Conspirators.-Vide State Arrests
James Gillray
March 20, 1798
Blue and Buff Loyalty
Thomas Rowlandson
December 31, 1788
Dumourier dining in State at St. James's on the 15th May 1793
James Gillray
1824–27
The Hopes of the Family–A Chip of the Old Block–The inheriter of his Fathers Virtues!–D– all Grafts; but, which Graft?
Isaac Cruikshank
July 9, 1807
Mr. Farren as Sir Anthony Absolute
George Cruikshank
1818
Evidence to Character; - being a Portrait of a Traitor, by his Friends & by Himself
James Gillray
ca. 1798
The State Waggoner and John Bull, or, the Waggon too much for the Donkeys!
James Gillray
March 14, 1804
The Duenna & Little Isaac
William Paulet Carey
April 1, 1784
The Rehearsal or the Baron and the Elephant
George Cruikshank
January 1, 1812
The Unskilled Waggoner or the State Waggon Bogged!!!
Charles Williams
March 26, 1804
A Great Stream from a Petty Fountain;–or–John Bull Swamped on the Flood of New Taxes: Cormorants Fishing in the Stream
Charles Williams
May 1806
John Bull taking a luncheon: -or- British cooks, cramming old grumble-gizzard, with bonne-chére
James Gillray
1798
Suitable Restrictions
Thomas Rowlandson
January 28, 1789
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
James Gillray
March 5, 1806
Blue and Buff Loyalty
Thomas Rowlandson
December 31, 1788
State-Jugglers
James Gillray
May 16, 1788
The Times
Thomas Rowlandson
December 1788