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30101
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Black Rod'. Sir Augustus William James Clifford. October 11, 1873
- 1873
![William Dent An Alarming Anniversary!!! or, King's Champion and 'Squire, Alamode Don Quixote and Sancho, taking a peep at the [Crown] and [Anchor]](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/a354ce88-8d72-4c98-84a1-41ae6325a566)
30102
- An Alarming Anniversary!!! or, King's Champion and 'Squire, Alamode Don Quixote and Sancho, taking a peep at the [Crown] and [Anchor]
- 1791
30103
- The Swallow Packet, Or, A Belly full of good News, piping hot from Bristol, in spite of contrary Winds
- 1792
30104
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'A good fellow'. Lord Colville of Colross. July 26, 1873
- 1873
30105
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Noisy Tom'. Sir Thomas Collins. September 6, 1873
- 1873
30106
- Election Expenses paid under the Rose, or, The Faithful and Blessed Performance of a Promising Treasurer, and Moderate Secretary - Addressed to those who feel the weight of excessive taxes in general, and the independent electors of Westminster ...
- 1791
30107
- Public Credit, Or, The State Idol..
- 1791
30108
- Rare News from India, or, Things going on Swimmingly in the East
- 1791
30109
- Beauties of a Gracious Speech, Or, Nuptial Introduction to John Bull, Or coming York over us
- 1792
30110
- Politicians - Vanity Fair 'the pattern Private Secretary'. Mr. Montague William Corry. March 3, 1877
- 1877
30111
- Spirit of Aristocracy enforcing Reform, Or, The Rights of Kings maintained
- 1792
30112
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'A Liberal Whip'. Mr. Charles Cecil Cotes. Oct. 13, 1883
- 1883
![William Dent Story of *Nell's Coach made good by the Cunning Man. Addressed to the Ducal Conjurer and Dutchess of [chamber pot] *in The Devil to Pay.](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/64fc485d-8ff3-43d2-9945-25c711e9dae9)
30113
- Story of *Nell's Coach made good by the Cunning Man. Addressed to the Ducal Conjurer and Dutchess of [chamber pot] *in The Devil to Pay
- 1791
30114
- Politicians - Vanity Fair 'Sydney'. Sir Daniel Cooper. January 21, 1882
- 1882
30115
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Customs'. Lord Cottesloe. July 22, 1876
- 1876
30116
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The Constututional Union'. Mr. Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe Cooke. July 30, 1892
- 1892
30117
- Politicians - Vanity Fair 'the City'. Mr. James Cotton. September 5, 1885
- 1885
30118
- The Humbug or an Attempt at Tragedy with the Jordan (struck through and replaced by) Joram Upsett
- 1791
30119
- The Union, - Whom --- Has Join'd, Let No Man put Asunder!
- 1783
30120
- The Matter Reversed, Or, One Good turn deserves Another
- 1787
30121
- Days of Prosperity; Or, Congratulations for John Bull
- 1798
30122
- An Epilogue - to the Way to get Married
- 1795
30123
- Politicians - Vanity Fair 'Joe'. Mr. Joseph Cowen. April 27, 1878
- 1878
30124
- A Court Calender for the Year 1803!!!
- 1794
30125
- Polititians - Vanity Fair 'Proper self-sufficiency'. Mr. Leonard Henry Courtney. September 25, 1880
- 1880
30126
- The Flowers of Edinburgh
- 1781
30127
- A Fete at Cum(berlan)d House; or the Comforts of an Uninhabited Mansion!!!
- 1799
30128
- St. Swithin and John Bull; Or a Tete a Tete in a Shower
- 1799
30129
- The Terrifying Comet Or Modern Planetary System
- 1792
30130
- The Commercial Treaty; Or John Bull changing Beef and Pudding for Frogs and Soup Maigre
- 1786
30131
- The Funeral of the Remains of Opposition
- 1799
30132
- 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
30133
- No Swallow without an Opening
- 1792
30134
- Devil's at Home: Tragic Recitation or Working Infernally on the Feeling
- 1827
30135
- Devil's at Home: Connoiseur's Sitting in Judgement
- 1827
30136
- Devil's at Home: Popping the Question to a Devilish fine Creature
- 1827
30137
- Faro and her Host Quaffing (sic) the Red Sea, Origin of the Red Sea
30138
- Devil's at Home: Monstrous Good Dinner
- 1827
30139
- Devil's at Home: Sky Darking among the Devils
- 1827
30140
- A Blow-up at Breakfast
- 1792
30141
- A Bugaboo!!!
- 1792
30142
- A Proclamation in Lilliput
- 1792
30143
- Psalm Singing at the Chapel XXXXX (Royal)
- 1792
30144
- Devil's at Home: A Scene in May's Buildings
- 1827
30145
- The False Alarm
- 1792
30146
- A Bouilli in the Newest Taste a-la-Francois!
- 1791
30147
- Une Declaration Francois!!
- 1791
30148
- Summer Amusement at Farmer G-----'s Near Windsor
- 1791
30149
- The Windsor Milkman or, Anything to turn a Penny
- 1792
30150
- An Astonishing Paragraph
- 1791
30151
- Lady Carmine in her New Gig
- 1791
30152
- Meditations on a Jordan
- 1791
30153
- Crops Going to Quod
- 1791
30154
- The Windsor Astronomers, making Observations and Calculations Respecting the Conjunction of the English and Russian Comets
- 1791
30155
- A Batch of Peers
- 1792
30156
- A Bungling Disguise; or, a French Discovery
- 1791
30157
- An Amusing State of Uncertainty - Peace or War
- 1791
30158
- An Escape A La Francois!
- 1791
30159
- Content and Discontent
- 1792
30160
- Window in St. Dunstan's in the West, London
- 1834
30161
- Absolution
- 1791
30162
- Liberty and Equality
- 1792
30163
- The Quarrel between the Political Builders, Or, Opinions Diametrically Opposite
- 1791
30164
- The Thieves detected at Last, or - a Wonderful Discovery at Windsor Farm
- 1792
30165
- French Discernment; or, a Bumling Discovery!
- 1791
30166
- Political Boxing; or an Attack, at the Woolsack
- 1792
30167
- A Revolution General in Full Dress
- 1792
30168
- The True Born Englishman!!! & Keeper Now Every Britons Song shall be Give me Death or Liberty etc. etc
- ca. 1795
30169
- A Visit to the R---l Cole Pit
- 1791
30170
- Contributing to the Sinking Fund
- 1792
30171
- Prussian Bobadils, Returning to Berlin!!!!!!!
- 1792
30172
- Arming in the Defence of the French Princes or the Parting of Hector and Andromache
- 1792
30173
- Louis Dethron'd; or Hell Broke Loose in Paris
- 1792
30174
- The Libertine Reclaim'd or John Bull Bullied
- 1792
30175
- A Race on the Sands at Weymouth
- 1791
30176
- The Argus of the Constitution
- 1792
30177
- The Duke of Brunswick Attacking the Rear of the Sans Culottes
- 1792
30178
- Friar Bacon and His Brazen Head
- 1794
30179
- The Brighton Stud
- 1786
30180
- Evacuation of Holland, or, Fire and Water Too Much for Dumourier
- 1793
30181
- The Duel, or Sir Dicky Dab Thro' and Thrl' The Captain
- 1786
30182
- Le Roi Esclave on Les Sujets Rois Female Patriotism
- 1789
30183
- The Fall of Phaeton - The Blow Up of the Whig Club - or the Majesty of the People (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1794
30184
- Let us all be Unhappy Together: A Poem written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for His Entertainment called the Wags
- 1798
30185
- Tears of Sensibility - Sympathy a Poem - Let's All be Unhappy Together - i.e. - The Wig Club in Distress etc. etc
- 1797
30186
- Wet Souls
- 1790
30187
- Dry Souls
- 1790
30188
- The Westminster Mountebank, or Palace Yard Pranks
- 1795
30189
- A Brace of Blessings
- 1796
30190
- Essay on Duelling - Anglice Doing = Him!
- 1789
30191
- The Prussian Prize-fighter and his Allies attempting to tame Imperial Kate, or, The State of the European Bruisers
- 1791
30192
- Modern Defence or the Siege of Fort Phyllis
- 1786
30193
- Modern Marriage A La Mode Sweet Fruits of the Third Honey Moon!!
- ca. 1796
30194
- A Discharged Fifer
- ca. 1821
30195
- The Messenger of Peace
- 1796
30196
- A Brace of Blessings
- 1796
30197
- Doing Business on Libels or Both in One Mind on Constitutional Matters (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1791
30198
- Mars and Venus Discover'd by Phaeton, etc..
- 1784
30199
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Lowestoft'. Sir Savile Briton Crossly. November 17, 1888
- 1888
30200
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Persia and India'. The Hon. George Nathaniel Curzon. June 18, 1892
- 1892