Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'The noblest of English names.' Earn Nelson. 16 April 1881
1881
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William Dent, active 1784–1793
Call of The [House], or, Slave Trade in a Land of Liberty
1792
48
Print made by William Dent, active 1784–1793
Road to Riches and delightfull Parts, Or, The Recruiting Officers [?] Matrimonial Trip to the Continent
1792
49
Print made by William Dent, active 1784–1793
A Jord-n for the Duke's Chamber
1792
50
Print made by William Dent, active 1784–1793
New Reformers, Or Corporal Bardolph's New-Raised Corps of Active Citizens
1792
51
William Dent, active 1784–1793
Black Carlo's White Bust, or, The Party's Plenipo in Catherine's Closet
1791
52
William Dent, active 1784–1793
Grand and Effectual Attack in the Baltic
1791
53
William Dent, active 1784–1793
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
54
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
The False Alarm
1792
55
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Psalm Singing at the Chapel XXXXX (Royal)
1792
56
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
A Bugaboo!!!
1792
57
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Summer Amusement at Farmer G-----'s Near Windsor
1791
58
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
The Windsor Milkman or, Anything to turn a Penny
1792
59
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Crops Going to Quod
1791
60
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
An Astonishing Paragraph
1791
61
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Meditations on a Jordan
1791
62
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
French Discernment; or, a Bumling Discovery!
1791
63
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
An Escape A La Francois!
1791
64
Attributed to George Townshend, 1724–1807
The Quarrel between the Political Builders, Or, Opinions Diametrically Opposite
1791
65
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
The Thieves detected at Last, or - a Wonderful Discovery at Windsor Farm
1792
66
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Political Boxing; or an Attack, at the Woolsack
1792
67
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
A Visit to the R---l Cole Pit
1791
68
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Contributing to the Sinking Fund
1792
69
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
The Libertine Reclaim'd or John Bull Bullied
1792
70
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Prussian Bobadils, Returning to Berlin!!!!!!!
1792
71
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
The Duke of Brunswick Attacking the Rear of the Sans Culottes
1792
72
Richard Newton, 1777–1798
Louis Dethron'd; or Hell Broke Loose in Paris
1792
73
William Dent, active 1784–1793
Evacuation of Holland, or, Fire and Water Too Much for Dumourier
1793
74
Isaac Cruikshank, 1764–1811
The Westminster Mountebank, or Palace Yard Pranks
1795
75
Samuel Collings, active 1784–1795
Essay on Duelling - Anglice Doing = Him!
1789
76
Charles Ansell, ca.1752–active 1790
Tears of Sensibility - Sympathy a Poem - Let's All be Unhappy Together - i.e. - The Wig Club in Distress etc. etc
1797
77
Isaac Cruikshank, 1764–1811
The Freemen Triumphant or the Mare Foald or Here Folly
1789
78
William Dent, active 1784–1793
The Prussian Prize-fighter and his Allies attempting to tame Imperial Kate, or, The State of the European Bruisers
1791
79
Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851–1922
Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Metal'. Mr. Philip Albert Muntz, M.P. - 23 July 1892
1892
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Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851–1922
Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Fair Trade'. Mr. Sampson S. Lloyd. 11 March 1882
1882
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Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851–1922
Vanity Fair - Chancellors of Exchequer. 'In the winning Crew'. Mr. R. McKenna, M.P
1906
82
Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851–1922
Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'A wet Quaker' Lewis Llewwellyn Dillwyn M.P. - 13 May 1882
1882
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Carlo Pellegrini, 1839–1889
Vanity Fair - Chancellors of Exchequer. Statesmen No.65 'He does his duty of his party, and is fortunate if it happens to be also his duty to his country'. Nothcote. 8 October 1870
1870
84
Liborio Prosperi, 1854–1928
Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'St. Pauls.' Rev. Richards W. Church. 30 January 1886
1886
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Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward, 1851–1922
Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Greek'. Rev. Benjamin Jowett. 26 February 1876