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- The Irish Bull broke Loose
- 1799
2
- Les Sacrefices Forces
- 1789
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- General Fast
- 1796
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- Oysters. Oysters. I Us'd for to Cry, When the Wind Blew so Hard that my Boat could not Ply
- 1792
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- General Complaint
- 1796
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- The Ghost's, or the Taylor Befrited &c. &c. A German Story
- 1790
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- Young Ladies
- 1795
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- Pray Remember us Poor Children
- 1795
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- A Spy!!! or the Blessings of a Convention Bill
- 1795
10
- The Wet Party or the Bogs of Flanders, a New Song
- 1793
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- The Solicitor General for the French Republic
- 1793
12
- A Right Hon(oura)ble, Alias a Sans Culotte, Alias the Man of the People, Alias the Dissipated Patriot....Alias the Protector turned Begger
- 1793
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- John Bull in a Rage, forcing nic Frog to Fight against his Will
- 1793
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- Preparing for Action or an English Man of War engaging Two Dutch Doggers
- 1793
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- Polonius, The Tallest, Fittest, Properest, Man to Walk before the King!!
- 1795
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- The Auckward Squad
- 1794
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- A Ward of Chancery
- 1792
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- Cool Arguments!!!
- 1794
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- Resurection (sic) Men Disturbed, or a Guilty Conscience Needs no Accuser (from: Caricature, vol. 3)
- 1794
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- Suffolk Rats protecting their Cheese, or the County Fencibles called to Arms
- 1795
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- Royal Recreation
- 1795
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- A Meeting of Creditors
- 1795
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- The Moment of Reflection or a Tale for Future Times!!!
- 1796
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- Doctor Sangrado Relieving John Bull of the Yellow Fever
- 1795
25
- The Triumph of Bacchus or a Consultation on the Additional Wine Duty!!!
- 1796
26
- The New Mercury Dedicated to the Free and Independent Electors of Westminster, Pull Devil: Pull Baker
- 1796
27
- A Will O'The Wisp or John Bull in a Bog!
- 1796
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- The Quarrell about Pensions amicably Settled
- 1796
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- Effects of the Dog Tax
- 1796
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- The Opening of Parliament or the Air Gun-Plot or the Infamous attack on His Majesty
- 1795
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- A Magisterial Visit
- 1795
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- Grandpappa in his Glory!!!
- 1796
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- A Recent Escape
- 1795
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- The Gradual Abolition off (sic) the Slave Trade, or Leaving of Sugar by Degrees
- 1792
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- Mad Tom's First Practical Essay on the Rights of Man
- 1792
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- A New French Bussing Match or More Cursing and Swearing for the Assembly
- 1790
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- Galic Perfidy, or the National Troops Attachment to their General after their Defeat at Tournay
- 1792
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- Bachelor's Hall
- 1791
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- The Political Pawn Brokers
- 1793
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- False Liberty Rejected or Fraternizing and Equalizing Principles Discarded No More Coalitions, No More French Cut Throats
- 1793
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- The Fruition of Nantes or the Vision Interpreted
- 1791
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- Rehearsal: The Vision of Nantes or the Patriotick Attack of the Troops National
- 1791
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- The Triumphal Entry of 100.000 (Crown)'s or a Luck Hit for E-O T-O P-O HO, and A'll the Rest of the O's (from: Caricature, vol. 4)
- 1791
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- Assassination-Versailles, October 6, 1789
- 1790
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- The Quornites Disturb'd or Startling the Game
- 1791
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- The Pot calling the Kettle Black A - Or Two of a Trade can never Agree
- 1791
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- The U---'s Introduction at St. J(ame)s's with a New Suit of Irish Manufacture
- 1784
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- A Royal Salute
- 1791
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- Political Sparring, for the Amusement of English Spanish French and Dutch Masters and Misses (from: Caricature, vol. 4)
- 1790
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- The Northern Colossus, Or Earl of Toadstool Arm'd with a Poll Axe
- 1786
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- The Antiquities of Malmsbury
- 1792
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- "Westminster Races:" - ( A Political Heat, Run In Convent Garden, Between Old Veteran A Famous Horse The Property Of His M-----y, Dutchess A Filly, The Property Of The Duke Of D-----e, And Judas An Obstinate Ass, Who Was Clearly Distanced )
- 1784
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- A German Howl or the Emigrant Princes Bemoaning the Loss of Their Dearest Friend
- 1792
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- The Renversement, Buffon Says That The Great Grey Goat Is So Rank That After Long Abstinence It Will Court Any Thing
- 1792
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- Scotch Eloquence to a Chilly Congregation
- 1798
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- Miss Hibernia at John Bulls Family Dinner
- 1799
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- The Little Farthing Rush Light
- ca. 1792
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- John Bull Troubled with the Blue Devils!
- 1799
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- Birds of a Feather, Flock Together - or Bond Street Loungers Attending the Examination of Their Fellow Scarecrows!
- 1800
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- The New Birth
- 1789
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- The Complaint
- 1796
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- A Lesson for Princes
- 1796
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- Cockney-Sportsmen Shooting-Flying
- 1800
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- Cockney-Sportsmen finding a Hare
- 1800
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- Cockney-Sportsmen Re-charging
- 1800
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- A S(t)rath Spey, or New Highland Reel as Danced at Seaton D___L (Delaval)
- ca. 1790
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- A Worthy Alderman and his Friends Canvasing or Strong Recommendations for the mem'br of Parl'ament
- 1795
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- General Sorrow, touring the French Directory into Russia
- 1799
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- Royal Recreation
- 1795
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- Resignation the Greatest of all Virtues
- 1792
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- Resignation the Greatest of all Virtues
- 1792
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- A legal method of thrashing out Grain
- 1800
73
- The Watchman of the State
- 1797
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- Gentle Measures of Voluntary Confessions
- 1798
75
- The Enraged Politician or the Sunday Reformer or a Noble Bellman Crying Stinking Fish
- 1797
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- Billy's Fantoccini or John Bull over Curious
- 1798
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- A Whig Toast - A Tory Sentement (sic)
- 1798
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- Two of a Trade Can Never Agree
- 1798
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- The Duel - or Charley Longing For a Pop
- 1798
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- The Budget or John Bull Frightened Out of His (Money) Wits
- 1797
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- The French Bugabo Frightening the Royal Commanders
- 1797
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- The Republican Soldier
- 1798
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- General Swarrow Towing the French Directory into Russia
- 1799
84
- The Union Coach
- 1799
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- The Family Party or Prince Bladduds Man Traps
- 1799
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- Gen'l Swallow Destroying the French Army
- 1799
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- The Duelist's or Sunday's Amusement
- 1798
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- A New Prop for a Rickety Stool
- 1798
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- Lord Mum Sucking His Thumb
- 1796
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- Favorite Guinea Pigs Going to Market
- 1795
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- A Necessary War or Quixotism Revived, or The Knight of the Little House
- 1792
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- Revolution
- 1790
93
- No Grumbling
- 1785
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- Hell in an Uproar: or an Express from the Committee
- ca. 1790
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- A Stroke at the Plenipo or Mary's Mistake
- 1791
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- Salus in Fugâ - La France se Purge Petit à Petit
- ca. 1790
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- Episcopal Delight a Scene Near Oatlands, or The Babes in the Wood, with Rawheadon - Bloody Bones (from: Caricature, vol. 3)
- 1789
98
- John Gilpin the Second, or City Light House Volunteers Performing Their Evolutions (from: Caricature, vol. 3)
- 1794
99
- Lord Howe they run, or the British Tars giving the Carmignols a Dressing on Memorable 1st of June 1794
- 1794
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- An Irish Union
- 1799