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4201
- Justice and Humility at Home
- 1792
4202
- The Political Blind - Buff Man or the Minist----l Expediency
- 1791
4203
- The Ladies Register Office for Tall Footmen
- 1792
4204
- A Political Hypocondriac!!!
- 1798
4205
- A Trial for a Rape
- 1799
4206
- Liberty in Utopia - Liberty in France
- 1791
4207
- The Combustible Breeches
- 1792
4208
- An Irish Bull Bait in England
- 1789
4209
- Making Scotchmen!
- 1797
4210
- The Royal Rush Light
- 1798
4211
- Sturdy Beggars Collecting for the Emigrant French Clergy
- 1792
4212
- Political Playthings for Prostitute Patriots
- 1791
4213
- A Voice from the Clouds or Modest Merit Rewarded
- 1798
4214
- My Lords the Prisoner..
- ca. 1795
4215
- Shades of Opposition; or, More Ghosts!!
- 1798
4216
- Carrying the Union
- 1800
4217
- Launce and His Dog Crab
- 1791
4218
- The Elect-r- or H---R- Giving the Embrace of Peace, to a Sans Culotte, or, Two Head Better Than One
- 1795
4219
- The Political Sampson in Revenge Sets Fire to the Country
- 1784
4220
- John Bulls Visitors for the Year 1800
- 1800
4221
- Sig L-n-rd-'s (Lunardi's) Grand Triumphal Entry, into Tottenham Court Road taken on the Spot, May 13, 1785
- 1785
4222
- Dressing the Minister Alias Roasting the Guinea Pig
- 1795
4223
- Peace and Plenty, or the Forestaller's Lamentation a Tragi Comedy
- 1801
4224
- A Section of a Magnificent & Superb Water Closet
- ca. 1790
4225
- A Visit to the Tombs in Westminister Abbey
- 1789
4226
- The First Levee of the New P-r-t (Parliament)
- 1784
4227
- The Elopment!
- 1791
4228
- Plan of Mud Island, off the Kingdom of Corsica
- ca. 1794
4229
- The Ladies Church Yard
- 1783
4230
- Revolution of the 4th of Sept(embe)r - (The 18th Fructidor of the 5th Year)
- 1798
4231
- All Alive, or the Political Churchyard
- 1783
4232
- The Fighting Taylors
- 1788
4233
- The Whore of Babylons Caravan with a Cargo of Popish Blessings
- 1780
4234
- An Ass - of the -Ton (Jimmy Lincum Feadle)
- 1791
4235
- A Bon, Fire for the Poor, - or - The Shame of Albion Exposed
- 1791
4236
- The Restricted Regency
- 1789
4237
- Cheyt-Syngs Ghost
- 1788
4238
- The Royal Duel
- 1789
4239
- A Scene at Cheltenham
- 1788
4240
- The Ghost of Oliver Cromwell
- 1784
4241
- The Frolick, - or - A New-Market-Race
- 1788
4242
- The Rara-Avis or the Devil turned Bird Catcher
- 1784
4243
- Opening the Sluices or the Secret Expedition
- 1789
4244
- View of Tenby Town & Harbour
- 1789
4245
- Harrowgate
- undated
4246
- Coalition - The Fox & Badger Both in a Hole
- 1783
4247
- Unidentified Military Officer
- 1800
4248
- Father Peters Leading his Mangy Whelp to be Touched for the Evil
- 1780
4249
- The Association Officers or City Defenders
- 1780
4250
- Eton College
- undated
4251
- A French Man of War
- 1781
4252
- Illustrations of potters at work for an article in the Penny Magazine entitled: A Day at the Royal Porcelain Works. Worcester
- undated
4253
- Lobsters for the Ladies i.e. Jessamin Soldiers or a Veteran Corps Going on Duty
- 1798
4254
- Desert not the Man that Bled in his Countryes Cause, or Fly to those that Dwel(l) in Luxuryes Laws
- 1788
4255
- Charley Boy Crying for the Loss of his Political Father
- ca. 1788
4256
- The Northern Bugga Bo
- 1791
4257
- A Prophetic Sketch of the (wig) Club as Described in the First Book of Samuel, Chapter twenty-two, Verse two
- 1799
4258
- Duke Manifesto's Triumphant Entry into Paris, and Introduction to the Lady President of the Fishwomen, with the Presenting him with a Helmet of New Construction, being the Free Will offering of her Ladyships Bum Battery
- 1792
4259
- Capture of the Royal Fugitives
- 1791
4260
- It is hardly to be believed that two political leaders should fall out only because their wives cannot agree.' Lord Chalmsford. February 5, 1870
- 1870
4261
- The Major returning Thanks to L(or)d Am(hers)t, at the Same Time had the Honour to Kiss and Ass
- ca. 1780
4262
- Ass Upon Ass
- 1780
4263
- L(or)d Am(hers)t on Duty
- 1780
4264
- The Matter Reversed, Or, One Good turn deserves Another
- 1787
4265
- Days of Prosperity; Or, Congratulations for John Bull
- 1798
4266
- Newcastle-on-Tyne' Mr. James Cowen. October 26, 1872
- 1872
4267
- An Epilogue - to the Way to get Married
- 1795
4268
- A Court Calender for the Year 1803!!!
- 1794
4269
- The Flowers of Edinburgh
- 1781
4270
- St. Swithin and John Bull; Or a Tete a Tete in a Shower
- 1799
4271
- The Commercial Treaty; Or John Bull changing Beef and Pudding for Frogs and Soup Maigre
- 1786
4272
- The Funeral of the Remains of Opposition
- 1799
4273
- 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
4274
- Faro and her Host Quaffing (sic) the Red Sea, Origin of the Red Sea
4275
- A Bouilli in the Newest Taste a-la-Francois!
- 1791
4276
- Une Declaration Francois!!
- 1791
4277
- Lady Carmine in her New Gig
- 1791
4278
- The Windsor Astronomers, making Observations and Calculations Respecting the Conjunction of the English and Russian Comets
- 1791
4279
- A Batch of Peers
- 1792
4280
- A Bungling Disguise; or, a French Discovery
- 1791
4281
- An Amusing State of Uncertainty - Peace or War
- 1791
4282
- Content and Discontent
- 1792
4283
- Absolution
- 1791
4284
- Liberty and Equality
- 1792
4285
- A Revolution General in Full Dress
- 1792
4286
- The True Born Englishman!!! & Keeper Now Every Britons Song shall be Give me Death or Liberty etc. etc
- ca. 1795
4287
- A Race on the Sands at Weymouth
- 1791
4288
- The Argus of the Constitution
- 1792
4289
- The Brighton Stud
- 1786
4290
- The Fall of Phaeton - The Blow Up of the Whig Club - or the Majesty of the People (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1794
4291
- Let us all be Unhappy Together: A Poem written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for His Entertainment called the Wags
- 1798
4292
- Wet Souls
- 1790
4293
- Dry Souls
- 1790
4294
- Modern Defence or the Siege of Fort Phyllis
- 1786
4295
- Doing Business on Libels or Both in One Mind on Constitutional Matters (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1791
4296
- Mars and Venus Discover'd by Phaeton, etc..
- 1784
4297
- Santon Barsisa and The Devil-Vide Burke's Speech
- 1791
4298
- General Peace & General War - or - The Interview at Roehampton
- 1801
4299
- An Irish Discovery!
- 1800
4300
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Currency'. Mr. James Delahunty. August 3, 1872
- 1872