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JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER

Volume I (of III)

FROM THE COLLECTION OF "MR. PUNCH"

LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO.,

1886



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  INDEX:


  Advantages of the new Postal arrangements .............1845...272...272

  Advice Gratis .........................................1852...062...062

  Affair of Importance, An ..............................1852...012...012

  After the Pantomime ...................................1853...070...070

  Aged Juvenile, An .....................................1846...223...223

  Aggravating&mdash;Rather ...................................1850<a
        href="#link151...151

  Agony Column ..........................................1848...262...262

  Agricultural Distress..................................1851...129...129

  Agricultural Distress Dodge, The ......................1851...195...195

  Alarming...............................................1850...050...050

  Alarming ..............................................1858...078...078

  Alarming Effect of the Hat and Table-moving Experiment.1853...184...184

  Alarming Intelligence .................................1852...030...030

  Alarming Message, An...................................1842...222...222

  Alarming Occurrence ...................................1850...011...011

  Alarming Symptoms......................................1846...010...010

  Alderman's Advice to his Son, The .....................1851...037...037

  All is fair in Love, &amp;c................................1855<a
        href="#link255...255

  All is Vanity .........................................1852...176...176

  Ambitious Youth, An ...................................1848...273...273

  Amusement for a Rainy Day .............................1863...280...280

  An Exclusive...........................................1852...112...112

  An Impossibility ......................................1846...263...263

  Analogy................................................1850...113...113

  Aucicnt Impostor, An...................................1852...170...170

  Ancient Mariner, An ...................................1852...277...277

  And here are the Girls in the Round Flats..............1855...169...169

  Anglers hear Strange Things ...........................1845...036...036

  Angling in the Serpentine .............................1851...102...102

  Another Bit from the Mining Districts .................1854...121...121

  Another Bit of Serious Pantomime.......................1852...163...163

  Another Innocent and Amusing, &amp;c.......................1848<a
        href="#link048...048

  Anxious Moment, An ....................................1853...204...204

  Appearances are Deceptive..............................1850...274...274

  Appropriate ...........................................1855...251...251

  Aquatics...............................................1855...169...169
                                                             ...216...216
                                                             ...226...226

  Arithmetic at the University ..........................1851...134...134

  Artful Excuse, An......................................1847...094...094

  Ascot, At .............................................1852...218...218

  Association for the Advancement of Science , An .......1846...279...279

  Awful Appearance of a "Wopps" .........................1849...213...213

  Awful Instance of Perception, &amp;c.......................1849<a
        href="#link055...055

  Awful Occurrence at an Evening Party...................1851...038...038

  Awful Position during a Storm .........................1846...077...077

  Awful Scene on the Chain Pier, Brighton................1846...050...050

  Awkward ...............................................1855...049...049

  Awkward Consequence of removing the Soldiers ..........1851...257...257


  Bachelor Housekeeping .................................1852...263...263

  Back View, A ..........................................1854...211...211

  Ballooning ............................................1850...266...266

  Bands of Hope, The.....................................1852...056...056

  Barrack Life ..........................................1851...058...058

  Bath at Boulogne, A....................................1853...165...165

  Battle of the Pianos, The..............................1855...250...250

  Battledore and Shuttlecock.............................1854...220...220

  Beard and Moustache Movement, The......................1853...140...140

  Beard Movement, The....................................1854...049...049

  Something wrong with the Chimney ......................1846...279...279

  Best of Both Worlds....................................1848...084...084

  Best Preventive against Sea-sickness: I., II., III.....1855...163...163

  Betting Fever, The ....................................1852...265...265

  Birthday, The.,........................................1853...088...088

  Bit from the Mining Districts .........................1854...121...121

  Bit of his Mind, A.....................................1853...222...222

  Bit of Serious Pantomime, A ...........................1855...168...168

  Bitter Sarcasm ........................................1850...027...027

  Bles the Boy 1 .......................................1850...015...015

  Boat for an Hour, A ...................................1846...151...151

  "Bolted 1".............................................1852...265...265

  Bon-bon from a Juvenile Party, A.......................1851...017...017
                                                             ...090...090

  Bottom-Fishing.........................................1855...118...118

  Bribery is detestable, but Politeness costs Nothing....1847...183...183

  Brilliant Idea. A......................................1854...259...259

  British Ruffian, A.....................................1852...132...132

  Briton Abroad, The.....................................1853...124...124

  Brook Green Volunteer, The.............................1846...155...155
                                                             ...157...157
                                                             ...159...159
                                                             ...173...173
                                                             ...174...174
                                                             ...175...175
                                                             ...177...177

  Brutal Fellow, A ......................................1853...046...046

  By the "Sad Sea Waves "................................1854...268...268


  Candid.................................................1848...127...127

  Capital Offer, A.......................................1854...208...208

  Caught.................................................1847...098...098

  Cause for Reproof, A ..................................1847...257...257

  Caution to a Little Boy at a Festive Season, A ........1853...119...119

  Changing the Subject ..................................1848...122...122

  Chatelaine, The........................................1849...064...064

  Cheap Day's Hunting, A.................................1849...184...184
                                                             ...185...185

  Church and State ......................................1851...057...057

  Close of the Season&mdash;The London Footman exhausted .....1846<a
        href="#link279...279

  Cold Comfort...........................................1849...139...139

  Coming to the Point....................................1848...019...019

  Coming Home ...........................................1853...086...086

  Comparative Love.......................................1851...174...174

  Complimentary .........................................1850...065...065

  Complimentary .........................................1855...261...261

  Compliments ...........................................1854...246...246

  Confound the Shops.....................................1852...054...054

  Conscientious Stable Keeper, The.......................1853...068...068

  Consols at 90, Consols at 80 ..........................1848...167...167

  Consolation............................................1845...118...118

  Constitutional Walk, The...............................1853...258...258

  Cool Assurance.........................................1854...205...205

  Correct Mode of Riding in Rotten Row...................1851...007...007

  Country Ball, A........................................1851...128...128

  Country Races .........................................1854...243...243

  Court Dress, A ........................................1848...005...005

  Cruel .................................................1851...006...006

  Cruel .................................................1853...110...110

  Curious Mode of Conducting a Retail Establishment......1855...225...225

  Curious Person, A......................................1852...278...278

  Cut Him down Behind....................................1852...063...063


  Day's Pleasure, A .....................................1851...276...276

  Dear Delights of Britain's Summer Fields, The..........1852...173...173

  "De Gustibus," &amp;c., &amp;c.................................1846<a
        href="#link016...016

  De Gustibus ...........................................1851...127...127

  Delicate ..............................................1852...064...064

  Delicacy of the Season.................................1852...056...056

  Delicious Morsel, A....................................1846...025...025

  Delicious Sail off Dover, A............................1854...087...087

  Delights of Travel.....................................1846...162...162

  Delightful Outdoor Exercise ...........................1854...267...267

  Delusion, A .......................................... 1855...207...207

  Derby Epidemic ........................................1846...014...014

  Did you Ever? .........................................1851...004...004

  Difference of View.....................................1847...176...176

  Different Opinions.................................... 1851...069...069

  Different People have Different Opinions ..............1852...026...026

  Discernment ...........................................1853...048...048

  Distraction............................................1847...086...086

  Distressing Result of Emigration ......................1851...146...146

  Distwessing-Vewy ......................................1853...066...066

  Division of Labour ....................................1853...089...089

  Docile Husband, The ...................................1847...258...258

  Dog Days ..............................................1853...077...077

  Doing a Little Bill ...................................1846...020...020

  Doing it Thoroughly....................................1855...153...153

  Domestic Bliss ........................................1847...036...036
                                                             ...147...147

  Domestic Bliss ....................................... 1848...024...024

  Domestic Event in the Zoological Gardens ..............1850...166...166
                                                             ...167...167

  Domestic Sanitary Regulations .........................1850...125...125

  Doubtful...............................................1850...257...257

  Drawing-room Entertainment, A .........................1853...219...219

  Dreadful Crisis ...................................... 1848...106...106

  Dreadful Destitution...................................1848...209...209

  Dreadful Shock to the Nerves, A .......................1846...052...052

  Dumb Waiter, A ........................................1849...083...083

  During Frost a Foxhunter gets too big for his clothes..1854...138...138


  Early Education........................................1852...183...183

  Easily Pleased ........................................1852...056...056

  Easily Satisfied ......................................1852...052...052

  Easy Shaving...........................................1852...134...134

  Easy Forecast, An .....................................1853...244...244

  Educational Movement...................................1848...253...253

  Effects of Salt Water, as observed at the Regatta Ball.1852...227...227

  Elegant and Rational Costume for Close Weather.........1850...135...135

  Elegant Habit .........................................1853...112...112

  End of a Five Minutes' Burst, The......................1847...178...178

  Energetic .............................................1850...099...099

  Enter Mr. Bottles the Butler ..........................1854...047...047

  Enthusiastic Fisherman, An ............................1849...127...127

  Evening Parties........................................1849...025...025

  Evil Communications ...................................1854...267...267

  Every Little Helps ....................................1850...108...108

  Excellent Wine, An.....................................1846...035...035

  Excessively Polite.....................................1851...068...068

  Excited Nimrod, An.....................................1853...254...254

  Experienced Veteran, An................................1854...259...259

  Extreme Delicacy.......................................1848...260...260

  Extremes Meet .........................................1845...214...214

  Eye to Business, An....................................1845...075...075


  Fact, A................................................1854...128...128

  False Position, A .....................................1853...085...085

  Familiarity................. ..........................1846...251...251

  Fancy Dress Bill ......................................1846...062...062

  Fancy Portrait ........................................1852...011...011

  Fashionable Intelligence ..............................1845...006...006

  Fashionable Intelligence ..............................1845...151...151

  Fashions, The .........................................1850...024...024

  Fashions for Fast Mea..................................1847...205...205

  Fashions in Pins, A ...................................1845...032...032

  Faulty Mirror, A ......................................1850...116...116

  Filling up the Census Paper............................1851...131...131

  Fine Business, indeed, the Wretch! ....................1855...247...247

  Fine Disposition, A ...................................1848...063...063

  Fish Dinner, The ......................................1846...014...014

  Fishing off a Watering Place ..........................1852...083...083

  Fishing off Brighton...................................1840...151...151

  Fishing with Hies ........ ............................1851...141...141

  Flowers of the French Army ............................1851...076...076

  Fly-Fishing............................................1853...156...156
                                                             ...254...254

  Folkestone, Arrival of the Boat .......................1852...203...203

  Foolish and a Betting Man. A...........................1852...263...263

  Foreigner of Distinction ..............................1852...070...070

  Fox steals away from Cover.............................1851...106...106

  Fragment, A ...........................................1847...084...084

  Fresh Morning .........................................1854...247...247

  Friendly but very Unpleasant...........................1855...244...244

  Frightful! ............................................1855...206...206

  Frightful upset of Dignity ............................1852...148...148

  From a Beautiful Miniature.............................1843...034...034

  Fiobx the Mining Districts ............................1855...241...241


  Gallantry .............................................1851...032...032

  Gammon.................................................1847...266...266

  Garret and the Conservatory, The.......................1852...124...124

  Gay Young Fellow, A....................................1851...016...016

  Genteel Practice ......................................1840...026...026

  Gentle Craft, The......................................1853...104...104

  Glorious News .........................................1846...074...074

  Going out Arresting....................................1846...244...244

  Going out to an "At Home"..............................1852...130...130

  Going to Cover ........................................1852...072...072

  Gold Fish at Hampton Court, The........................1846...065...065

  Good Little Boy, The ..................................1850...026...026

  Good Reasons ..........................................1852...224...224

  Good-sized Float, A.............. .....................1852...277...277

  Gorgeous Spectacle ....................................1854...248...248

  Grandmamma is supposed, &amp;c.............................1851<a
        href="#link115...115

  Grand Show of Prize Vegetarians .......................1852...117...117

  Great Bargain, A ......................................1854...171...171

  Great Chartist Demonstration, The .....................1848...269...269
                                                             ...270...270
                                                             ...271...271
                                                             ...272...272

  Great Exhibition, Memorials of the ....................1851...228...228
                                                           to...240...240

  Great Linen-drapery Nuisance, The .....................1847...273...273

  Great Loss, A .........................................1852...052...052

  Great Mental Effort, A ................................1853...085...085

  Great Misfortune, A....................................1847...245...245

  Great Want of Veneration ..............................1844...022...022

  Greenwich Dinner, The .................................1853...009...009

  Greenwich Fair, At ....................................1846...182...182

  Gross Insult ..........................................1852...126...126

  Gross Offence, A ......................................1848...097...097

  Groundless Alarm.......................................1850...156...156

  Grouse Shooting late in the Season&mdash;Jolly, Very........1854<a
        href="#link179...179


  Hack for the Day, A ...................................1853...008...008

  Hall along of them Betting Offices.....................1852...046...046

  Hansom Offer, A .......................................1852...252...252

  Hard Rider, A .........................................1854...089...089

  Hat Moving Experiment, The ............................1853...172...172

  Heart-Breaking.........................................1854...215...215

  Heavy Blow, A..........................................1852...136...136

  Heroism................................................1855...272...272

  Highland Game in a London Street, A....................1849...014...014

  Highly Interesting.....................................1852...076...076

  Home for the Holidays..................................1848...022...022

  Honeymoon, The ........................................1850...079...079

  Hooking and Eyeing ....................................1851...016...016

  Horrible Business, A ..................................1851...142...142

  Horrible Idea, A ......................................1855...247...247

  Horrible Incident in Real Life ........................1852...116...116

  Housemaids Refusing Service............................1852...114...114

  How do you like it?....................................1850...135...135

  How Kind...............................................1854...203...203

  How to Dress a Lobster ................................1851...062...062

  How to Escape from a Scolding Wife ....................1847...221...221

  How to get a Connection................................1854...222...222

  How to Get Rid of a Gratis Patient ....................1846...014...014

  How to Flatter a Gent..................................1854...253...253

  How to make a Chatelaine, &amp;c..........................1849<a
        href="#link090...090

  How to make Culprits Comfortable ......................1849...137...137

  How No. 4 Enjoyed Himself and How No. 8 Suffered.......1850...142...142

  How to Suit the Taste..................................1846...012...012

  How to Take Care of the Children ......................1852...177...177

  Humorous Customer, A .. ...............................1853...181...181

  Hunting Memorandum.................................... 1853...100...100


  Impending Disaster, An.................................1847...082...082

  Improvement in Irish Affairs ..........................1854...217...217

  Impudence..............................................1848...243...243

  Impudent Minx. An......................................1852...084...084

  In a very Pad Way .....................................1853...205...205

  In Camp, Hospitality ..................................1853...085...085

  In for It..............................................1844...007...007

  Indiscretion ..........................................1855...224...224

  Influenza, The ........................................1847...262...262

  Information............................................1846...126...126

  Ingenious Fellow, An ..................................1851...095...095

  Ingenious Idea ........................................1853...067...067

  Innocence .............................................1847...024...024

  Innocent and Amusing Little Trick .....................1848...043...043

  Inquiring Mind, An.....................................1847...261...261

  Insulting a Scotchman..................................1854...264...264

  Interesting ...........................................1852...148...148

  Interesting Scene During the Canvas....................1852...020...020

  Interesting Story, The.................................1850...031...031

  Irish Hotel, An........................................1846...217...217

  Is it So?..............................................1849...150...150


  Jack Tar, A ...........................................1850...037...037

  Jealousy...............................................1850...016...016

  Jealousy ..............................................1854...259...259

  John Thomas Misplaced .................................1848...114...114

  Jolly Dog, A ......................................... 1850...064...064

  Joys of Ocean, The ....................................1848...006...006

  Judicious..............................................1856...223...223

  Just Like Him .........................................1851...154...154

  Just the Man...........................................1852...030...030


  Knowledge is Power.....................................1853...090...090


  Ladies of the Creation ................................1851...186...186
                                                             ...199...199

  La Mode................................................1852...032...032

  Late Arrival, A........................................1851...003...003

  Large Pump of Caution, A...............................1855...265...265

  Laying the Dust............................... ........1850...066...066

  Loft-handed Compliment, A .............................1853...045...045

  Literal................................................1854...046...046

  Literary Chit-chat.....................................1842...273...273

  Little Bit of Humbug, A................................1851...057...057

  Little Surprise, A.....................................1847...019...019

  Little Women...........................................1849...096...096

  London Gent Abroad, A..................................1851...012...012

  Long Vacation .........................................1847...161...161

  Long Vacation in Arcadia, The .........................1844...148...148

  Look before you Leap ..................................1848...202...202

  Lost One, The .........................................1849...034...034

  Love on the Ocean .....................................1845...073...073

  Lucid Explanation, A ..................................1849...262...262


  Making the Best of it..................................1845...115...115

  Making the Best of it .................................1856...218...218

  Making the Most of it .................................1845...012...012

  Man about Town, A......................................1846...060...060

  Man in Brass lamenting Decline of Lord Mayor's Show....1850...264...264

  Man of Feeling, A......................................1848...084...084

  Man of Opinion, A .....................................1852...258...258

  Manly Sorrow ..........................................1850...182...182


  Manners make the Man ..................................1852...100...100

  March of Luxury .......................................1846...245...245

  Master of the Situation................................1848...188...188

  Maternal Solicitude ...................................1849...010...010

  May Day................................................1852...183...183

  May Difference of Opinion, &amp;c..........................1846<a
        href="#link038...038

  Meeting him Halfway ...................................1848...123...123

  Melancholy Reverse of Fortune..........................1846...127...127

  Melancholy Scene at the Opera on a crowded Night ......1847...182...182

  Men of Business........................................1849...030...030

  Men of Experience .....................................1846...105...105

  Men of the World.......................................1852...123...123

  Mermaids at I'lay............................. ........1848...018...018

  Michaelmas Day. The cheap Tailor.......................1847...278...278

  Might is Right ........................................1853...160...160

  Might versus Right ....................................1846...251...251

  Misplaced Confidence ..................................1849...207...207

  Mistaken Impression, A ................................1855...223...223

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Housekeeping.................1849...021...021
                                                             ...023...023
                                                             ...025...025
                                                             ...027...027
                                                             ...029...029
                                                             ...031...031
                                                             ...033...033

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Horsekeeping ................1849...050...050
                                                             ...035...035
                                                             ...037...037
                                                             ...039...039
                                                             ...040...040
                                                             ...053...053
                                                             ...055...055
                                                             ...057...057
                                                             ...059...059
                                                             ...171...171

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Hunting......................1849...051...051
     ...061...061...063...063...065...065<a
        href="#link067...067...069...069...071...071<a
        href="#link073...073...075...075
                             ...077...077...079...079<a
        href="#link080...080...093...093...095...095

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Fishing .....................1850...051...051
                     ...097...097...099...099<a
        href="#link101...101...103...103...105...105<a
        href="#link107...107

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Shooting.....................1850...051...051
     ...109...109...111...111...113...113<a
        href="#link115...115...117...117...119...119<a
        href="#link139...139...141...141

  Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Racing.......................1851...143...143
                                                     ...144...144<a
        href="#link145...145

  Misunderstanding.......................................1853...264...264

  More Free than Welcome ............................... 1849...082...082

  Morning after The Derby, The ..........................1853...060...060

  Most Alarming Swelling, A..............................1850...126...126

  Most Distressing ......................................1855...253...253

  Moustache Movement ....................................1854...210...210
                                                     ...220...220<a
        href="#link274...274

  Mr. 'Arry Belville on the Continent Generally .........1853...201...201

  Mr. Punch's Fancy Ball.................................1847...041...041
                                                             ...044...044

  Mr. Verdant's First Attempt at Book-making ............1853...060...060

  Much too Clever .......................................1850...100...100

  Much too Considrate ..................................1850...032...032

  Murder will out........................................1852...020...020

  "Music hath Charms," &amp;c................................1854<a
        href="#link278...278

  Mysterious Visitor, A .................................1854...162...162


  Native Politeness......................................1855...248...248

  Never Satisfied .......................................1848...039...039

  New Act, The ..........................................1853...047...047

  New Arrival, The.......................................1849...227...227

  New Bonnet, The........................................1853...085...085

  New Cricketing Dresses to Protect from swift bowling...1854...168...168

  New Groom, The ........................................1851...170...170

  New Hunter, The........................................1848...070...070

  New Purchase, The .....................................1855...152...152

  Nice Game at Billiards, A .............................1853...091...091

  Nice Team, A ..........................................1852...259...259

  No Doubt ..............................................1849...067...067

  No News is Good News ..................................1850...093...093

  No Place like Home.....................................1853...104...104

  North East Wind .......................................1851...058...058

  Not a difficult Thing to Foretell......................1831...075...075

  Not the First Time ....................................1855...275...275

  Not to be played with .................................1848...058...058

  Not very likely .......................................1850...108...108

  Not what he wanted.....................................1851...153...153

  Not yet ...............................................1851...076...076

  Nothing like knowing the Country ......................1854...201...201

  Nothing like Prudence..................................1849...114...114

  Nothing like System....................................1847...214...214

  Nothing like Warm Bathing .............................1846...028...028


  Of Course .............................................1851...046...046

  Off the Foreland ......................................1846...227...227

  Oh! ...................................................1854...212...212

  Oh, the Curtains! .....................................1853...086...086

  Old Gentleman is in a hurry to get to the Station......1853...141...141

  Omnibus Incident, An...................................1846...112...112

  One of the Effects of the Blackguard Betting Offices...1852...265...265

  Only a Penny!..........................................1851...158...158

  On the Moors...........................................1834...202...202

  Ornament to Society, An................................1852...160...160

  Opera, The.............................................1846...181...181

  Opera, The.............................................1851...132...132

  Our Boys...............................................1853...210...210

  Our English Climate....................................1847...143...143

  Our Foreign Visitors...................................1851...131...131

  Our Friend Belville airs his French at Boulogne........1854...201...201

  Our Lazy Contributor ..................................1846...276...276

  Our National Defences..................................1848...026...026

  Our "Used-up" Man takes a Walk with his Cousins........1850...213...213

  Our Young People.......................................1847...086...086

  Out of Town ...........................................1849...165...165

  Overtaken by the Tide, Margate ........................1848...226...226

  Oxford Costume.........................................1853...275...275

  Oysters in June-Delicious! ............................1852...136...136


  Pater Familia as makes himself independent of Hotels...1854...123...123

  Perfect Sincerity ; or, Thinkings Aloud................1849...180...180
                                                     ...181...181<a
        href="#link262...262

  Perils of a Court Presentation, The ...................1855...206...206

  Personal Opinion, A....................................1846...086...086

  Philosopher, A ........................................1852...010...010

  Pic-nic, The ..........................................1851...106...106

  Picture, A ............................................1853...051...051

  Pike is a voracious Fish, The..........................1852...090...090

  Pity is Akin to Love...................................1846...112...112

  Pity tbe Sorrows of the Poor Police ...................1852...013...013

  Plain Speaking ........................................1848...061...061

  Playful Creature, A ...................................1853...059...059

  Pleasing Delusion, A ..................................1846...220...220

  Pleasant...............................................1852...092...092
                                                             ...120...120

  Pleasant...............................................1855...264...264

  Pleasant State of Thing,, A............................1846...040...040

  Pleasant Street Game ..................................1850...020...020

  Pleasures of Housekeeping .............................1849...255...255

  Pleasures of the Studio................................1852...174...174

  Pledge of Affection, A.................................1847...209...209

  Poor Tommy.............................................1852...054...054

  Portrait of a Lady.....................................1852...154...154

  Potiehomania.. ........................................1855...280...280

  Poultry Fancies........................................1853...224...224

  Poultry Fancics-the Pets ..............................1853...252...252

  Poultry Mania, The.....................................1853...260...260

  Preparing for the Derby ...............................1852...176...176

  Pride .................................................1845...150...150

  Private and Confidential ..............................1852...214...214

  Private Opinion, A ....................................1846...011...011

  Private Theatricals ...................................1854...081...081

  Probable Effect of Cheap Furniture ....................1846...064...064

  Probable Result of the Cochin China Fowl Mania ........1853...249...249

  Prodigious! ...........................................1847...015...015

  Prodigious Nuisance, A ................................1852...136...136

  Professional Man, A....................................1850...017...017

  Professor Buckwheat Impressing, &amp;c.....................1845<a
        href="#link130...130

  Progress of Slang, The.................................1847...038...038

  Proper Pride ..........................................1849...030...030

  Propriety..............................................1848...005...005

  Prudence and Imprudence ...............................1847...243...243

  Prudent Resolve, A ....................................1853...093...093

  Punctuality is the Soul of Business....................1845...214...214

  Putting his Foot in it ................................1852...018...018

  Puzzling Order, A......................................1846...092...092


  Quirt Weed, A .........................................1852...015...015

  Quite a Novelty........................................1854...225...225

  Quite Unnecessary......................................1848...108...108


  Railway Literature.....................................1852...015...015

  Railway Miseries ......................................1845...241...241

  Rather a Bad Look-out .................................1849...052...052

  Rather a Drop .........................................1855...184...184

  Rather Awkward for Tomkins ............................1855...129...129

  Rather Severe .........................................1852...116...116

  Rather Suspicious......................................1850...050...050

  Real Difficulty, A.....................................1848...120...120

  Real Enjoyment.........................................1849...034...034

  Real Flower Show, The .................................1855...190...190

  Reduced Circumstances .................................1846...257...257

  Reflection, A .........................................1849...170...170

  Regular Customer, A ...................................1852...030...030

  Religion  la Mode ....................................1850...074...074

  Remonstrance ..........................................1853...185...185

  Removing ..............................................1847...178...178
                                                             ...179...179

  Return from a Masquerade...............................1844...256...256

  Returning from the Seaside.............................1846...101...101

  Reward of Merit .......................................1851...110...110

  Rising Generation, The ................................1846...109...109

  Rising Generation, The ................................1847...035...035
                                                             ...073...073

  Rising Generation, The ................................1851...066...066

  Road-side on the Derby Day, The........................1850...146...146

  Romance and Reality ...................................1852...013...013

  Romance of Roast Ducks, A .............................1848...078...078

  Room for Improvement ..................................1850...134...134

  Rough Country, A ......................................1847...256...256

  Round Hat, The, with Novels in a Storm ................1854...087...087

  Ruling Passion, The....................................1846...028...028


  Sailors on Shore Carousing ............................1850...137...137

  St Bernard Mastiff, The................................1853...242...242

  Savage Reproof, A .....................................1854...149...149

  Sccne.--Bureau of the Chiefs of the Douanes............1853...211...211

  Scene on the English Coast.............................1855...208...208

  Scene--Westminster Bridge .............................1853...069...069

  Sea-side Hat, The .....................................1854...221...221
                                                             ...247...247

  Sea-side Literature for Young Ladies...................1849...147...147

  Sea-side. Saturday Evening ............................1848...216...216

  Sea-side. The Bathing Hour.............................1855...152...152

  Seasonable Question....................................1850...132...132

  Self-Esteem............................................1848...126...126

  Sell, A................................................1851...150...150

  Servantgalism..........................................1853...212...212
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  Shakespeare a little altered...........................1845...172...172

  Silver Age, The........................................1853...162...162

  Sketch at Ramsgate, A..................................1852...051...051

  Sketch from Nature, A..................................1845...066...066

  Sketch near Burton Crescent ...........................1847...038...038

  Sketch of Character by, &amp;c.............................1850<a
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  Small by Degrees and beautifully Less..................1855...219...219

  Smart Youth, A.........................................1847...267...267

  Snow-Flakes ...........................................1853...088...088

  Snuffed out............................................1851...003...003

  Social Struggles.......................................1852...212...212

  So fond of it .........................................1851...175...175

  Solicitude ............................................1849...048...048

  Something like a Brother...............................1852...033...033

  Something like a Holiday...............................1845...022...022

  Sometimes you "pick up" Hunters for next to nothing ...1847...261...261

  Son and Heir...........................................1853...072...072

  Sound Advice...........................................1852...076...076

  Speak as you Think ....................................1849...142...142

  Speculators............................................1846...017...017

  Spelling a Newspaper ..................................1842...180...180

  Splendid Day with the "Queen's"........................1848...105...105

  Sporting Character, A..................................1847...131...131

  Sporting Extraordinary.................................1852...008...008

  Sporting Gent practising for the Season ...............1847...278...278

  Sporting Intelligence..................................1852...102...102

  Stag at Bay, The ......................................1845...278...278

  Startling Effect of the "Gold Diggings"................1852...134...134

  Startling Request, A...................................1846...053...053

  Steeple-Chase, The ....................................1853...200...200

  Strange, but True......................................1850...074...074

  Street Dialogue........................................1843...098...098

  Strong Assertion ......................................1853...006...006

  Study of an Elderly Female, &amp;c.........................1853<a
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  Stunning Politeness ...................................1856...273...273

  Subject for a Picture..................................1851...015...015

  Suburban Felicity, Domestic (Poultry) Incident.........1854...138...138

  Suggestion, A..........................................1848...093...093

  Suggestive of a Picturesque Figure.....................1849...256...256

  Summer in Elysium .....................................1852...148...148

  Symptoms of Wet Weather................................1846...013...013


  Taking Change .........................................1850...031...031

  Taking it Coolly ......................................1852...004...004

  Taste .................................................1853...060...060

  Taste in the Drawing-room, Villikins and his Dinah.....1854...250...250

  Tempus Edax Rerum .....................................1852...078...078

  Terrible Accident .....................................1855...227...227

  Terrible Domestic Incident.............................1849...130...130

  Test of Gallantry. The.................................1845...004...004

  Test of Strength, A ...................................1854...135...135

  Thames Fishing.........................................1851...071...071

  That is the Question...................................1852...133...133

  Thorough Good Cook, A..................................1855...125...125

  Those Shocking Clubs...................................1855...205...205

  Tight Fit, A ..........................................1846...092...092

  Too Civil by Half............ .........................1852...070...070

  Too Faithful Portrait, The ............................1850...209...209

  Too Popular by Half ...................................1847...250...250

  Topsy Turveydom........................................1850...158...158

  Touching Simplicity....................................1856...223...223

  Town and Country ......................................1852...081...081

  Travellers' Requisites ................................1854...253...253

  Trial-for-Murder Mania, The............................1849...161...161

  Troops and the Weather, The............................1845...029...029

  True Politeness........................................1851...140...140

  True Respectability ...................................1850...131...131

  Truth is Great ........................................1854...207...207

  Turfites ..............................................1853...132...132


  Undeniable.............................................1845...185...185

  Undesigned Incident, An................................1853...103...103

  Unfeeling Observation..................................1847...007...007

  Unlucky................................................1847...024...024

  Unreasonable Complaint, An.............................1853...238...238

  Unseasonable Sport ....................................1852...133...133

  Up to Weight.................... ......................1854...121...121

  Used up ...............................................1851...098...098

  Useful if not Ornamental...............................1855...211...211

  Useless Information ...................................1851...172...172


  Valuable Animal, A.....................................1852...006...006

  Valuable Hint .........................................1849...094...094

  Very Accommodating ....................................1853...249...249

  Very Acute.............................................1852...074...074

  Very Considerate ......................................1852...122...122

  Very Fine Fruit........................................1848...010...010

  Very Fine Gentlemen ...................................1848...061...061

  Very Fine Talking......................................1846...011...011

  Very Great Man, A .....................................1854...216...216

  Very Kind .............................................1854...164...164

  Very Low People .......................................1852...084...084

  Very Particular .......................................1855...210...210

  Very Proper Diet for Hot Weather.......................1852...062...062

  Very Old Soldier, A....................................1846...039...039

  Very Vulgar Subject, A ................................1853...086...086

  Very Young Mariner, A .................................1854...277...277

  Victim of Circumstances, A.............................1847...225...225

  Victim of Pleasure, A .................................1854...215...215

  Visit to the Antediluvian Reptiles at Sydenham, A......1854...246...246


  Waiting for a Dip .....................................1847...154...154

  Waltonians.............................................1852...083...083

  We All have our Troubles ..............................1852...028...028

  Wedding Day, The ......................................1855...275...275

  Weighty Matter, A .....................................1851...091...091

  Wellington Statue, The ................................1846...260...260

  What a Dreadful Story! ................................1854...149...149

  What is This? .........................................1849...038...038

  What's the Matter?.....................................1849...255...255

  What they said to Themselves...........................1852...005...005

  What will He do with Them ?............................1855...241...241

  Where Ignorance is not Bliss ..........................1848...245...245

  Which is Best? ........................................1849...276...276

  Whiskerandos..................... . ...................1854...276...276

  Who wouldn't keep a Footman?...........................1850...267...267

  Wholesome Prejudice ...................................1850...176...176

  Why, Indeed? ..........................................1855...122...122

  Wiser and a Better Man, A..............................1852...263...263

  Wounded Pride.............:............................1850...156...156


  Yachting...............................................1854...276...276

  Young Affection........................................1844...162...162

  Young Gentleman and Scholar, A.........................1846...133...133

  Young Mariner, A.......................................1852...277...277

  Young Patrician, A ....................................1853...177...177

  Young Philosopher, A...................................1847...215...215

  Youth at the Prow, and Pleasure at the Helm ...........1854...248...248




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