A swarm of English bees hiving in the Imperial Carriage George CRUIKSHANK Untitled David DEUCHAR Study for 'Conclusive' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for waiter in 'Bar Customer' Charles Samuel KEENE Study used in 'A Little Mistake' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Coming to an Understanding' Charles Samuel KEENE Studies for 'The Jumping Pig' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Particular' Charles Samuel KEENE Study of mounted huntsman for 'Thrown Out' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Unprejudiced' Charles Samuel KEENE Study of hawker for 'Tyranny' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Channel Question Solved' Charles Samuel KEENE Study of boys for 'Anatomy of Melancholy' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Sudden Opening' etc. Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Tout Vient' etc. Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Sunday Closing Bill' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Anticipatory'. Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Artful' Charles Samuel KEENE Finished drawing for 'Precaution' Charles Samuel KEENE Study for 'Unearned Incriment' Charles Samuel KEENE Anglo-Gallic salutations in London or Practice makes perfect George CRUIKSHANK Finished drawing for 'The Meat Supply' Charles KEENE Study for 'The Specials' Charles KEENE The modern Babel or Giants crush’d by a weight of evidence Thomas ROWLANDSON Finished drawing for 'Parliamentary' Charles KEENE Our foreign critics! (A sketch near Leicester Square) George du MAURIER The good old days George du MAURIER Scenes De La Vie De Province - "Mme La Prefete En Grande Tenue" Charles JACQUE An interesting scene on board an East Indiaman, showing the effects of a heavy lurch after dinner George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) The advantages of travel or A little learning is a dangerous thing: Plate 2 George CRUIKSHANK