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101
- The Parade with the Regent Hotel
- undated
102
- Robin Hood and Clarinda hunting deer in a wooded landscape
- undated
103
- Lady (with dog, leaning against pedestal with bas-relief of cornucopia)
- undated
104
- Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain
- undated
105
- Miss Eyebright
- undated
106
- The Lady Essex Finch
- undated
107
- Mrs. J. Gomeldon
- undated
108
- Mrs. Howard
- undated
109
- Lady
- undated
110
- The House in which he was born at Rotterdam; page 107 (Volume One)
111
- Divo Antonino et Divae Faustinae
- 1565
112
- Templi Ignoti, Sed ex eius Fragmentis
- 1546-1590
113
- Arch of Septimus Severus
- 1546-1590
114
- Thenard role de Sganarelle - "Le Medecin Malgre Lui," Act I, Scene VII
115
- Characters from a German Production of Macbeth (one of six etchings)
116
- Launce Teaching his Dog Crab to behave as a Dog in all things - "The Two Gentlemen of Verona," Act IV, Scene IV
- 1794
117
- William Shakespeare, Poete Anglais (Dessine d'apres le buste en marbre qui est a L'Universite D'Oxford)
118
- Characters from a German Production of Macbeth (one of six etchings)
119
- The Bottle Companions
- 1775
120
- The Country Ballad Singers
- 1794
121
- Rigging for a Cruise
- 1781
122
- Modern Toilet. Camber's Letter to John Bull
- 1781
123
- The Welcome Home
- 1790
124
- Love Scene
- undated
125
- The Market Lass
- 1794
126
- Drinking Scene
- undated
127
- Sir Walter Ralegh
- 1739
128
- T. Smollett, M. D
- undated
129
- Swinburne
130
- Sir Richard Steele, Kt
131
- Hieroglyphics
132
- Bell's British Theatre Comedies
- 1776
133
- Woman Kneeling at Man's Coattails
134
- Lady Preparing for Evening at a Ball
- 1776
135
- Money and Little Wit
- undated
136
- Pyramus and Thisbe
- undated
137
- Singers at a Window
- between 1700 and 1750
138
- Mon Seigneur Le Cox with his Snuff & Snuff Box
- 1774
139
- A Scene in Kensington Gardens
- 1782
140
- Fortune
- 1796
141
- The Sailor's Pleasure
- 1781
142
- Sal Dab giving Monsieur a Receipt in Full
- 1776
143
- The Nosegay Girl
- 1795
144
- Archery
- 1794
145
- The Fair Penitent
- 1781
146
- The Landlord's Daughter
- 1798
147
- Archery
- 1794
148
- Venus Presenting Armour to Aeneas
- undated
149
- Lady Anne Fenoulhet (née Day)
- ca.1760
150
- Venice - the Dogana
- 1869
151
- Miss Nelly O'Brien
- undated
152
- Sir Joshua Reynolds
153
- Sir Richard Steele
- ca.1733
154
- Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland
- undated
155
- Isaac Watts
- undated
156
- Lady Jane Grey
- 1748
157
- The Battle Array of Carberry Hill Near Edinburgh with the Surrender of Mary Queen of Scots
- 1738
158
- Lady (child with lamb)
- undated
159
- Miss Elizabeth Appleton
- 1777
160
- The Queen Dowager
- ca. 1688
161
- Miss Rafter (1711-1785) in the Character of Phillida
- undated
162
- Mrs. Clive, when beauty pleads her own resistless cause,...she not sollicits, but commands applause
- undated
163
- Miss White, Clear Starcher to the Queen
- undated
164
- Athol House, Dunkeld; page 15 (Volume One)
![unknown artist Beaumanor Old Hall; page 29 [page 30 blank] (Volume One)](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/31e194e0-055d-4592-ae7d-685f958423b9)
165
- Beaumanor Old Hall; page 29 [page 30 blank] (Volume One)
166
- Burghley House from the Gardens; page 48 (Volume One)
167
- Bunyan's Vestry Chair (with text) from the mirror; page 47 (Volume One)
168
- The North Prospect of the Lord Burghley's Hospital in Stanford Baron; page 49 (Volume One)
169
- Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, The Seat of the Earl of Tankerville (published by W. Angus): Plate 62; page 62 (Volume One)
- undated
170
- Chirk Castle, Denbighshire; page 67 (Volume One)
171
- Duneira; page 93 (Volume One)
172
- An Academy for Young Gentlemen near Dresden; page 91 (Volume One)
173
- Drumlanris House, Dumfrieshire; page 92 (Volume One)
![unknown artist Edzell Castle, [Forfarshire?]; page 101 (Volume One)](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/4b3547e8-08dc-4adb-8f0d-48d414123201)
174
- Edzell Castle, [Forfarshire?]; page 101 (Volume One)
175
- The Old East India House in Leadenhall Street 1648 to 1726; page 99 (Volume 0ne)
176
- The Statue of Erasmus; page 107 (Volume One)
177
- The Globe on Bank Side where Shakespeare Acted (published b J. Serrell); page 10 (Volume Two)
- 1789
178
- Glammis Castle, Forfarshire; page 9 (Volume Two)
179
- Gibbon, in his garden as Lausanne from The Mirror, Volume XVI T, Number 454, Saturday, October 9, 1830 (front page with text verso and next sheet); page 7 & 8 (Volume Two)
180
- Residence of Dr. Goldsmith, Green Arbour Court, Old Bailey (with text); page 11 (Volume Two)
181
- Lord Grosvenor's Gallery, Park Lane (Volume Two)
182
- Grims Thorpe Castle, Linolnshire (published by Fisher Son & Company)(Volume Two)
- 1836
183
- Templi Ignoti, Sed ex eius Fragmentis
- between 1546 and 1562
184
- Grandmenil role D'Harpagon - "L'Avare," Act V, Scene V (Comedie de Moliere)
185
- Characters from a German Production of Macbeth (one of six etchings)
186
- The Young Roscius
- 1804
187
- Mrs Grosvenor Laundry Woman to the Queen
- undated
188
- Mrs. King
- 1772
189
- The Cottage of the late John Wilkes, Esquire, in the Isle of Wight; page 94 (Volume Three)
- undated
190
- Vue de L'Arsenal rise du haut de la Riviere; page 10 (Volume One)
191
- Birthplace of Akenside (with text); page 5 from Mirror (Volume One)
192
- Avishays; page 16 (Volume One)
193
- View of the Banqueting House, White Hall; page 24 (Volume One)
194
- A Cloyster, Formerly Part of the Monastry of St. Bartholomew the Great (from European Magazine); page 26 (Volume One)
195
- Biebrich; page 33 (Volume One)
196
- Breaching Castle, Angus Shire; page 37 (Volume One)
197
- Queen Elizabeth's Palace at Enfield from the Mirror, February 20, 1830, Volume XVX, K, Number 416); page 104 (Volume One)
![unknown artist The Residence of Jeschi in the Boulevard du Temple, from a drawing made on the spot. The window covered wit a blind is the one from whence the deadly engine was [Dissil?]; page 2 (Volume Two)](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/2889055c-d641-4131-9b4e-1c475a6f04cd)
198
- The Residence of Jeschi in the Boulevard du Temple, from a drawing made on the spot. The window covered wit a blind is the one from whence the deadly engine was [Dissil?]; page 2 (Volume Two)
199
- Naval Asylum, Greenwich
- 1811
200
- Guildhall (Volume Two)