Grand entrance to Bamboozl'em Theodore LANE The corps de ballet George CRUIKSHANK Black John chastising the witches George CRUIKSHANK A liquorish character Henry HEATH Take care of your pockets (Charity begins at home) J. Lewis MARKS The guard wot looks arter the sovereign UNKNOWN (etcher); William HEATH (after) Monstrosities of 1819 and 1820 George CRUIKSHANK Monstrosities of 1824 George CRUIKSHANK Travelling in France or Le départ de la diligence George CRUIKSHANK A visit to Cockney Farm George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) Le retour de Paris or The neice presented to her relations by her French governess George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); E. H. L. (draughtsman) A swarm of English bees hiving in the Imperial Carriage George CRUIKSHANK Actaeon John DOYLE (HB) The rule of three Henry HEATH R - L Push Pin Charles WILLIAMS Elfin tricks George CRUIKSHANK Household troops or A sketch of a few of the principal trustworthy and confidential domestics of worthy and confiding families Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK Anglo-Gallic salutations in London or Practice makes perfect George CRUIKSHANK A modest address to a certain great assembly UNKNOWN The comforts of life Henry HEATH (attributed to) The persecuted butler George CRUIKSHANK A new Chancery suit removed to the Scotch Bar or More legitimates Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK I say Sam, dosen’t them hices give you the shivers Henry HEATH A group of well known dandies UNKNOWN An interesting scene on board an East Indiaman, showing the effects of a heavy lurch after dinner George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) The Elgin Marbles! or John Bull buying stones at the time his numerous family want bread!! George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); J. SIDEBOTHAM (draughtsman) Monstrosities of 1821 George CRUIKSHANK The advantages of travel or A little learning is a dangerous thing: Plate 2 George CRUIKSHANK French affairs no. 1: Ordinance against the liberty of the press William HEATH Inconveniences of a crowded drawing room George CRUIKSHANK