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28101
- Beauty and The Beast
- 1840
28102
- A Sherriff's Sale or Auction Extraordinary
- 1840
28103
- The Derby Favorite, A Little Amiss
- 1840
28104
- A Venerable Spider and A Buzzing Fly
- 1832
28105
- The "Dilly" Looking Up
- 1840
28106
- Stag at Bay: - Suggested by the Beautiful Picture of Edwin Landseer R.A., Esquire
- 1846
28107
- Puritanical Amusements Revived
- 1790
28108
- The Eclipse at an End - and Political Tilting Discovered
- ca. 1788
28109
- John Bull Caught at his last Luxury
- 1797
28110
- Fox in a Trap & The Constitution Preserved
- 1784
28111
- The Ghosts of Mirabeau and Dr. Price appearing to Old Loyola
- 1791
28112
- A Canterbury Tale
- 1788
28113
- The Triumphal Entry of Suwarrow into Paris!!
- 1799
28114
- Irish Fortune Hunters storming the Bristol Boarding School; or, Potatoe Artillery for ever
- 1791
28115
- Old Maids dreaming of the Monster
- 1790
28116
- A Peep into the Retreat at Tinnehinch
- 1799
28117
- Secrecy
- 1799
28118
- The Fair Quaker of Cheltenham
- 1788
28119
- A Perry-Lous Situation; or, the Doctor and his Friends keeping the Numbrusher and her Myrmidous at Bay
- 1791
28120
- The Irish Bull broke Loose
- 1799
28121
- What Do You Want, Paddy?
- 1798
28122
- Bal(l)ance of Power or a Parody of the 14th of July....1791
- 1791
28123
- Good News from Madras
- 1791
28124
- A Courier from Egypt to the French Directory
- 1799
28125
- The Duchess's First Levee
- 1791
28126
- A Member of the Riding House at Paris, Delivering an Harangue from the Shoulders of a French Citizen
- 1799
28127
- A Trial for a Rape
- 1799
28128
- Liberty in Utopia - Liberty in France
- 1791
28129
- The Political Blind - Buff Man or the Minist----l Expediency
- 1791
28130
- A Political Hypocondriac!!!
- 1798
28131
- The Combustible Breeches
- 1792
28132
- An Irish Bull Bait in England
- 1789
28133
- Prelude to Crim Con and The Finale
- 1793
28134
- Making Scotchmen!
- 1797
28135
- Shades of Opposition; or, More Ghosts!!
- 1798
28136
- The Royal Rush Light
- 1798
28137
- My Lords the Prisoner..
- ca. 1795
28138
- Political Playthings for Prostitute Patriots
- 1791
28139
- Launce and His Dog Crab
- 1791
28140
- Carrying the Union
- 1800
28141
- A Voice from the Clouds or Modest Merit Rewarded
- 1798
28142
- John Bulls Visitors for the Year 1800
- 1800
28143
- The Great Swallow All!!! Disgorging, or French Bullie too Hot for the Bears Stomach
- 1799
28144
- The Bedfordshire Farmer unloading his - Presents!
- 1800
28145
- The Faith of Treaties Exemplified, or John Bulls last effort to Oblige his False Friends
- 1794
28146
- The Elect-r- or H---R- Giving the Embrace of Peace, to a Sans Culotte, or, Two Head Better Than One
- 1795
28147
- The Political Sampson in Revenge Sets Fire to the Country
- 1784
28148
- The Fighting Taylors
- 1788
28149
- An Ass - of the -Ton (Jimmy Lincum Feadle)
- 1791
28150
- The (Coward), Comforted; - or - A Scene Immediately After the Duel ---
- 1789
28151
- Dead, Positively Dead
- 1788
28152
- Les Sacrefices Forces
- 1789
28153
- The Frolick, - or - A New-Market-Race
- 1788
28154
- The Royal Duel
- 1789
28155
- Oysters. Oysters. I Us'd for to Cry, When the Wind Blew so Hard that my Boat could not Ply
- 1792
28156
- General Fast
- 1796
28157
- General Complaint
- 1796
28158
- How to Gain a Compleat Victory. and. Say. You. Got. Safe. Out. Of. The. Enemy's. Reach
- 1791
28159
- The True State of the Junction; or Men of Abilities Call'd For
- 1783
28160
- The Rara-Avis or the Devil turned Bird Catcher
- 1784
28161
- Opening the Sluices or the Secret Expedition
- 1789
28162
- A Scene at Cheltenham
- 1788
28163
- View of Tenby Town & Harbour
- 1789
28164
- Between Two Stools The Bottom Goes to the Ground
- 1802
28165
- A New Bravura with a Duett Affettuoso
- 1802
28166
- The British Menagerie
- 1796
28167
- Godalming, Surrey
- 1820
28168
- The Modern Gulliver Removing the P(a)rl(iamen)t of Lilliput
- 1800
28169
- Basin at Blackwell
- 1824
28170
- Interior View of the Temple at Ekvera (Karle)
- ca. 1793
28171
- A Morning Frolic or the Transmutation of Sexes
- undated
28172
- Girl with Large Hat and Straw-Colored Hair
- ca. 1910
28173
- Margarets Ghost. What's the Matter Auntee-Peg, What Makes You Put on Such a Long Face?
- 1791
28174
- The Soldier's Wife
- 1793
28175
- Balaam, - or - The Majesty of the People,- The Lord Open'd the Mouth of the Ass, . . . etc
- 1783
28176
- The R't Hon'ble Catch Singers
- 1783
28177
- View of Tintern Abbey on the River Wye
- 1799
28178
- Caractacus at the Tribunal
- 1792
28179
- Three Women in Church
- between 1910 and 1919
28180
- Travellers by a Clump of Trees in a Rocky Landscape with Stream
- undated
28181
- The Cross and Moot Hall at Ipswich
- 1812
28182
- The Antiquities of Malmsbury
- 1792
28183
- Rural Scene with Herdsboys and Three Cows, Large Tree in Foreground
- 1760
28184
- A Scene in the Gamester
- 1792
28185
- A German Howl or the Emigrant Princes Bemoaning the Loss of Their Dearest Friend
- 1792
28186
- Queen Katherine's Dream
- 1788
28187
- The Little Farthing Rush Light
- ca. 1792
28188
- An Enquiry Concerning the Clock Tax
- 1797
28189
- The Coming-On, of the Monsoons; or - The Retreat from Seringapatam
- 1791
28190
- The Prince at Grass --- The Prince in Clover
- 1787
28191
- Whampoa in China
28192
- Mortar Battery at Woolwich
- undated
28193
- Samma the Demoniac weeping over the ashes of his youngest son Benoi
- 1772
28194
- The Cape of Good Hope
- 1736
28195
- Fort St. George
- 1736
28196
- To the officers and Corps of the Newport Volunteers this View of the Town with Volunteers on their March to be Reviewed by the Right Honble General Sir Wm. Pitt, K.B. on the 29th July 1798, is with Respect Inscribed
- 1799
28197
- The Effects of British Valour on the French Directory
- 1798
28198
- In Our Journey through Life may we Live Well on the Road
- ca. 1798
28199
- May the Eye of Science pierce Through the Mists of Obsurity
- ca. 1798
28200
- The Friends of Freedom and May Our Liberties Never Be Swallowed in a Pitt