Highest life in London: Tom and Jerry ‘sporting a toe’ among the Corinthians at Almacks in the West Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George CRUIKSHANK Will you be our vis-à-vis? George CRUIKSHANK Splendid Jem, once a dashing hero in the Metropolis, recognised by Tom amongst the Convicts in the Dock-yard at Chatham Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK Steamed out or The starving stage-coachman and boys George CRUIKSHANK Black John chastising the witches George CRUIKSHANK Elfin tricks George CRUIKSHANK The veteran's address to a young sailor Isaac CRUIKSHANK (etcher); George Moutard WOODWARD (draughtsman) Resist unto blood the true Christian warfare, the spirit against the flesh Isaac CRUIKSHANK A liquorish character Henry HEATH The Daily Advertiser UNKNOWN; James GILLRAY (after) Les Etages - 'quand le chef n'y est pas les commis s'amusent' BENARD Take care of your pockets (Charity begins at home) J. Lewis MARKS (The incurable) Thomas ROWLANDSON Duke William's ghost James GILLRAY The guard wot looks arter the sovereign UNKNOWN (etcher); William HEATH (after) Football Isaac Robert CRUIKSHANK; George HUNT (aquatinter) Doctor Gallipot placing his fortune at the feet of his mistress UNKNOWN (etcher); Thomas ROWLANDSON (after) A portrait (Lord Petersham) Thomas ROWLANDSON The birth of a princess!! UNKNOWN (etcher); George Moutard WOODWARD (draughtsman) Libra: Striking the balance George CRUIKSHANK Monstrosities of 1819 and 1820 George CRUIKSHANK Monstrosities of 1824 George CRUIKSHANK Travelling in France or Le départ de la diligence George CRUIKSHANK R - L Push Pin Charles WILLIAMS Doctor Syntax at Covent Garden Theatre Thomas ROWLANDSON Doctor Syntax with my lord Thomas ROWLANDSON The rule of three Henry HEATH A gloomy Day Robert DIGHTON A visit to Cockney Farm George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); Frederick MARRYAT (draughtsman) Le retour de Paris or The neice presented to her relations by her French governess George CRUIKSHANK (etcher); E. H. L. (draughtsman)