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- Fortified House with Four Octagonal Courts: Basement Floor Plan
- undated
402
- One of Eleven Designs for Houses and Shops
- ca. 1800
403
- Blickling Hall, Norwich
- ca. 1770
404
- A Temple
- ca. 1780
405
- Hill Hall, Essex
- ca. 1780
406
- Hawkstone Hall, Shropshire
- ca. 1790
407
- Unidentified Country House
- between 1700 and 1715
408
- Design after a Greek Vase
- undated
409
- The Little Devil's Bridge
- between 1816 and 1820
410
- Scrub and Bonniface, or Three Brave Lads against One Poor Roscius
- 1790
411
- The Northern Colossus, Or Earl of Toadstool Arm'd with a Poll Axe
- 1786
412
- A North East View of the Tuesday Market Place of Lynn Regis
- 1797
413
- Mortar Battery at Woolwich
- undated
414
- The Siphons or Tale of a Tub
- 1783
415
- H-st-gs ho, rare H-st-gs! What a Man Buys He May Sell
- 1788
416
- Great Fall of the Fynach
- 1809
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- Her Majesty Queen Victoria at the Banquet given by the Corporation of London, the 9th of Novermber 1837
- undated
418
- Plan of Lambeth Palace
- 1750
419
- Bartholomew Fair, 1721
- ca. 1721
420
- The Middlesex Jest or Double Entendre
- 1784
421
- The May Garland
- 1784
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- Lobsters for the Ladies i.e. Jessamin Soldiers or a Veteran Corps Going on Duty
- 1798
423
- Desert not the Man that Bled in his Countryes Cause, or Fly to those that Dwel(l) in Luxuryes Laws
- 1788
424
- Charley Boy Crying for the Loss of his Political Father
- ca. 1788
425
- The Northern Bugga Bo
- 1791
426
- A Prophetic Sketch of the (wig) Club as Described in the First Book of Samuel, Chapter twenty-two, Verse two
- 1799
427
- 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
428
- The Matter Reversed, Or, One Good turn deserves Another
- 1787
429
- The Windsor Boar and Sow Driving to Manbey's Market
- ca. 1798
430
- The Commercial Treaty; Or John Bull changing Beef and Pudding for Frogs and Soup Maigre
- 1786
431
- A Bouilli in the Newest Taste a-la-Francois!
- 1791
432
- Une Declaration Francois!!
- 1791
433
- Lady Carmine in her New Gig
- 1791
434
- An Amusing State of Uncertainty - Peace or War
- 1791
435
- Absolution
- 1791
436
- Liberty and Equality
- 1792
437
- A Revolution General in Full Dress
- 1792
438
- A Batch of Peers
- 1792
439
- The True Born Englishman!!! & Keeper Now Every Britons Song shall be Give me Death or Liberty etc. etc
- ca. 1795
440
- The Argus of the Constitution
- 1792
441
- A Race on the Sands at Weymouth
- 1791
442
- Dry Souls
- 1790
443
- Wet Souls
- 1790
444
- The Fall of Phaeton - The Blow Up of the Whig Club - or the Majesty of the People (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1794
445
- Let us all be Unhappy Together: A Poem written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for His Entertainment called the Wags
- 1798
446
- Mars and Venus Discover'd by Phaeton, etc..
- 1784
447
- Santon Barsisa and The Devil-Vide Burke's Speech
- 1791
448
- Modern Defence or the Siege of Fort Phyllis
- 1786
449
- Doing Business on Libels or Both in One Mind on Constitutional Matters (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1791
450
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Currency'. Mr. James Delahunty. August 3, 1872
- 1872
451
- An Irish Discovery!
- 1800
452
- Taking Leave
- 1802
453
- John Bull and the A-assa-r!!
- 1802
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- [ The Desponding Hero of the Coldstream ]
- 1790
455
- The Upholsterer Turn'd Candidate
- 1802
456
- The Russian Bear and her Invincible Rider Encountering the British Legion
- 1791
457
- Don Dismallo among the Grasshoppers in France
- 1790
458
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Silk'. Mr. Henry William Eaton. October 14, 1871
- 1871
459
- The Political Warrior Mowing Down the Russian Trade
- 1791
460
- The Modern Hercules or a Finishing Blow for Poor John Bull(from: Caricature, vol. 7)
- 1795
461
- A Lock'd Jaw for John Bull
- 1795
462
- A Barbers Examination
- 1795
463
- Politicians - Vanity FAir -' ARmy Reorganization'. The Earl of Galloway. February 1, 1873
- 1873
464
- Nibbling at a Thin Slice of Single Gloucester!!
- 1798
465
- The Consular Warehouse, Or - A Great Man Nail'd to the Counter!
- 1802
466
- Billy and a Few Select Friends Celebrating his Birth Day!
- 1802
467
- The Hospital for Consumption, Fulham Road, London
- undated
468
- The Bedfordshire Hannibal taking the Oath of Eternal Enmity!!!
- 1798
469
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Capital Punishment'. Mr Charles Gilpin. January 18, 1873
- 1873
470
- Future Prospects, or, Symptoms of Love in High Life
- 1796
471
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Practical'. Mr. Gabriel Goldney. December 28, 1872
- 1872
472
- Essex-Calve-Lry for Internal Defence
- 1794
473
- Billy in the Dumps or How to Manage Affairs on the Next Meeting of Parliament
- 1794
474
- A Lack Water Canal
- 1794
475
- The Whim of the Day, Or - Old Sarum Bringing in his New Member
- 1801
476
- French Liberty at the Close of the Eighteenth Century (from: Caricature, vol. 7)
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'He created Henry VIII, exploded Mary Stuart and demolished Elizabeth', Mr. James Anthony Froude, January 27, 1872
- 1872
478
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Anything to beat Grant', Horace Greely, July 20, 1872
- 1872
479
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Glasgow.' Mr. Charles Tennant, M.P. - 9 June 1883
- 1883
480
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Tom Brown', Thomas Hughes, June 8, 1872
- 1872
481
- Vanity Fair: Litrerary; 'Not an M.P.', Kinglake, March 2, 1872
- 1872
482
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'St. Margaret's'. The Rev. Hensley Henson. 1910-12
- 1910-1912
483
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. Men of the Day, no. 45 'Come to Jesus'. Hall. 23 November 1872
- 1872
484
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Impossible Romance', Mr. Mayne Reid, March 8, 1873
- 1873
485
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'War and Peace', Count L. N. Tolstoi, October 24, 1901
- 1901
486
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Philosophic Belief'. A.P. Stanley. 21 September 1872
- 1872
487
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'He has displayed ability in the free handling of religious subjects, and nevertheless been made a Bishop.' Temple. 6 November 1869
- 1869
488
- Lambeth Palace
- 1829
489
- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'On 1 China Station', Admiral Sir Edward Fremantle
- ca. 1894
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Lloyds', Captain Henry Montague Hozier, February 10, 1883
- 1883
491
- Capture of the Royal Fugitives
- 1791
492
- An Epilogue - to the Way to get Married
- 1795
493
- The Flowers of Edinburgh
- 1781
494
- Days of Prosperity; Or, Congratulations for John Bull
- 1798
495
- Newcastle-on-Tyne' Mr. James Cowen. October 26, 1872
- 1872
496
- Faro and her Host Quaffing (sic) the Red Sea, Origin of the Red Sea
497
- A Court Calender for the Year 1803!!!
- 1794
498
- St. Swithin and John Bull; Or a Tete a Tete in a Shower
- 1799
499
- The Funeral of the Remains of Opposition
- 1799
500
- 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