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33001
- The Commercial Treaty; Or John Bull changing Beef and Pudding for Frogs and Soup Maigre
- 1786
33002
- The Funeral of the Remains of Opposition
- 1799
33003
- If Flesh be Grass, or Moral Writers Say, Great W----- must make a loan of Hay!-----in like proportion, we may understand, Poor P- will scarcely make a Green Hay Band!!
- 1797
33004
- No Swallow without an Opening
- 1792
33005
- Devil's at Home: Tragic Recitation or Working Infernally on the Feeling
- 1827
33006
- Devil's at Home: Connoiseur's Sitting in Judgement
- 1827
33007
- Devil's at Home: Popping the Question to a Devilish fine Creature
- 1827
33008
- Faro and her Host Quaffing (sic) the Red Sea, Origin of the Red Sea
33009
- Devil's at Home: Monstrous Good Dinner
- 1827
33010
- Devil's at Home: Sky Darking among the Devils
- 1827
33011
- A Blow-up at Breakfast
- 1792
33012
- A Bugaboo!!!
- 1792
33013
- A Proclamation in Lilliput
- 1792
33014
- Psalm Singing at the Chapel XXXXX (Royal)
- 1792
33015
- Devil's at Home: A Scene in May's Buildings
- 1827
33016
- The False Alarm
- 1792
33017
- A Bouilli in the Newest Taste a-la-Francois!
- 1791
33018
- Une Declaration Francois!!
- 1791
33019
- Summer Amusement at Farmer G-----'s Near Windsor
- 1791
33020
- The Windsor Milkman or, Anything to turn a Penny
- 1792
33021
- An Astonishing Paragraph
- 1791
33022
- Lady Carmine in her New Gig
- 1791
33023
- Meditations on a Jordan
- 1791
33024
- Crops Going to Quod
- 1791
33025
- The Windsor Astronomers, making Observations and Calculations Respecting the Conjunction of the English and Russian Comets
- 1791
33026
- A Batch of Peers
- 1792
33027
- A Bungling Disguise; or, a French Discovery
- 1791
33028
- An Amusing State of Uncertainty - Peace or War
- 1791
33029
- An Escape A La Francois!
- 1791
33030
- Content and Discontent
- 1792
33031
- Window in St. Dunstan's in the West, London
- 1834
33032
- Absolution
- 1791
33033
- Liberty and Equality
- 1792
33034
- The Quarrel between the Political Builders, Or, Opinions Diametrically Opposite
- 1791
33035
- The Thieves detected at Last, or - a Wonderful Discovery at Windsor Farm
- 1792
33036
- French Discernment; or, a Bumling Discovery!
- 1791
33037
- Political Boxing; or an Attack, at the Woolsack
- 1792
33038
- A Revolution General in Full Dress
- 1792
33039
- The True Born Englishman!!! & Keeper Now Every Britons Song shall be Give me Death or Liberty etc. etc
- ca. 1795
33040
- A Visit to the R---l Cole Pit
- 1791
33041
- Contributing to the Sinking Fund
- 1792
33042
- Prussian Bobadils, Returning to Berlin!!!!!!!
- 1792
33043
- Arming in the Defence of the French Princes or the Parting of Hector and Andromache
- 1792
33044
- Louis Dethron'd; or Hell Broke Loose in Paris
- 1792
33045
- The Libertine Reclaim'd or John Bull Bullied
- 1792
33046
- A Race on the Sands at Weymouth
- 1791
33047
- The Argus of the Constitution
- 1792
33048
- The Duke of Brunswick Attacking the Rear of the Sans Culottes
- 1792
33049
- Friar Bacon and His Brazen Head
- 1794
33050
- The Brighton Stud
- 1786
33051
- Evacuation of Holland, or, Fire and Water Too Much for Dumourier
- 1793
33052
- The Duel, or Sir Dicky Dab Thro' and Thrl' The Captain
- 1786
33053
- Le Roi Esclave on Les Sujets Rois Female Patriotism
- 1789
33054
- The Fall of Phaeton - The Blow Up of the Whig Club - or the Majesty of the People (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1794
33055
- Let us all be Unhappy Together: A Poem written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for His Entertainment called the Wags
- 1798
33056
- Tears of Sensibility - Sympathy a Poem - Let's All be Unhappy Together - i.e. - The Wig Club in Distress etc. etc
- 1797
33057
- Wet Souls
- 1790
33058
- Dry Souls
- 1790
33059
- The Westminster Mountebank, or Palace Yard Pranks
- 1795
33060
- A Brace of Blessings
- 1796
33061
- Essay on Duelling - Anglice Doing = Him!
- 1789
33062
- The Prussian Prize-fighter and his Allies attempting to tame Imperial Kate, or, The State of the European Bruisers
- 1791
33063
- Modern Defence or the Siege of Fort Phyllis
- 1786
33064
- Modern Marriage A La Mode Sweet Fruits of the Third Honey Moon!!
- ca. 1796
33065
- A Discharged Fifer
- ca. 1821
33066
- The Messenger of Peace
- 1796
33067
- A Brace of Blessings
- 1796
33068
- Doing Business on Libels or Both in One Mind on Constitutional Matters (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1791
33069
- Mars and Venus Discover'd by Phaeton, etc..
- 1784
33070
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Lowestoft'. Sir Savile Briton Crossly. November 17, 1888
- 1888
33071
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Persia and India'. The Hon. George Nathaniel Curzon. June 18, 1892
- 1892
33072
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The Marquis D'Azeglio'. June 20, 1874
- 1874
33073
- Santon Barsisa and The Devil-Vide Burke's Speech
- 1791
33074
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The new man'. The Rt. Hon. Richard Assheton Cross. May 16, 1874
- 1874
33075
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Ipswich senior'. Sir Charles Dalrytmple. September 10, 1892
- 1892
33076
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The most popular man in the House od Commons'. Mr. Robert Dalglish. June 7, 1873
- 1873
33077
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Clever'. Mr. William Bromley Davenport. May 12, 1877
- 1877
33078
- General Peace & General War - or - The Interview at Roehampton
- 1801
33079
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Intelligent Toryism'. Baron Henry De Worms. May 22, 1880
- 1880
33080
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Ivo'. The Earl of Darnley. April 7, 1904
- 1904
33081
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Australia'. The Hon. Alfred Deakin. September 2, 1908
- 1908
33082
- An Irish Discovery!
- 1800
33083
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - M. Pierre Louis Albert Decrais. December 28 1893
- 1893
33084
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Currency'. Mr. James Delahunty. August 3, 1872
- 1872
33085
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - The Earl of Dartmouth. October 10, 1895
- 1895
33086
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'French Foreign Affairs'. M. Theophile Delcasse. February 9, 1899
- 1899
33087
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Eastern Roumelia'. The Earl of Donoughmore. October 25, 1879
- 1879
33088
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Positions'. The Duke of Devonshire. June 6, 1874
- 1874
33089
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Education and Defense'. The Duke of Devonshire. May 15, 1902
- 1902
33090
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'An Irish wit and Solicitor-General'. Mr. Richard Dowse. March 25, 1871
- 1871
33091
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'the Plan of Campaign'. Mr. John Dillon. May 7, 1887
- 1887
33092
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Fetteresso'. Mr. Robert William Duff. June 16, 1883
- 1883
33093
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Finsbury'. Colonel Francis Duncan. March 19, 1887
- 1887
33094
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'a Catholic'. The Earl of Denbigh. March 2, 1878
- 1878
33095
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'A Southern Scott'. Douglass-Scott-Montagu. (The Hon. John Walter Edward). October 8, 1896
- 1896
33096
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'A most discreet Under Secretary, drawn for the first time'. The Earl of Donoughmore. February 9, 1905
- 1905
33097
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'An exceptional Irishman'. Lord Dufferin. April 9, 1870
- 1870
33098
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'at Rennes'. Captain Alfred Dreyfus. September 7, 1899
- 1899
33099
- John Bull and the A-assa-r!!
- 1802
33100
- Taking Leave
- 1802