Chapter I

JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER

Volume Two (of Three)

FROM THE COLLECTION OF "MR. PUNCH"

LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO.,

1887

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INDEX

Academic Costume.......................................1851 ...134...134

Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1845 ...052...052

Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1857 ...188...188

Adding Iasult to Injury ...............................1859 ...202...202

Advent of Spring, The .................................1849 ...157...157

Affecting Incident at Boulogne ........................1853 ...052...052

Affecting-Rather.......................................1851 ...107...107

After the Bath ........................................1857 ...264...264

Afternoon Tea .........................................1859 ...220...220

Agreeable Prescription, An.............................1858 ...106...106

Agricultural Distress..................................1851 ...074...074

Alarming Proposition ..................................1859 ...189...189

Always be Polite when Travelling.......................1856 ...195...195

Amateur Pantomime......................................1857 ...014...014

Ample Protection ......................................1859 ...136...136

An Absentee ...........................................1845 ...232...232

An Art that doth Disfigure Nature......................1856 ...186...186

An Hour's Ride.........................................1852 ...074...074

Angling Delights ......................................1859 ...062...062

Another Bit from the Mining District...................1854 ...139...139

Another Railway Misery.................................1855 ...092...092

April Fool, An ........................................1855 ...046...046

Aquatic Manouvres......................................1859 ...168...168

'Arry and 'Arriet .....................................1S58 ...195...195

Art Progress ..........................................1S57 ...127...127

Artificial Ice-Grand Pas des Patineurs.................1850 ...026...026

Artistic (!) Studio, The...............................1857 ...193...193

Assurance .............................................1847 ...105...105

Astounding Announcement................................1857 ...130...130

Astonishing a Young One ...............................1858 ...370...370

Astonishing Request An................................1857 ...199...199

As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105

At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269

At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232

At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169

At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261

At the Seaside ................. ......................1853 ...271...271

Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096

Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189

Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225

Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087

Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200

Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064

Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128

Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263

Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392

Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087

Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126

Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185

Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127

Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153

Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201

Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033

British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114
1856 ...120...120

British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236

Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047

Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187

Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010

Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258

Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063

Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211

By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108

Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060

Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271

Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271

Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231

Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139

Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269

Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047

Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184

Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002

Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250

Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171

CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100

Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241

Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256

Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259

Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072

Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020

Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005

Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009

Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207

Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240

Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139

Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029

Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229

Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225

Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193

Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254

Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270

Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004

Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096

Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263

Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143

Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247

Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082

Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021

Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265

Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132

Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197

Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103

Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272

Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037

Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251

Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198

Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039

Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233

Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067

Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085

Delicate Hint, A ..................................... 1855 ...108...108

Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247

Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225

Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036

Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207

Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025

Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146

Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223

Did You Ever? .........................................1858 ...111...1ll

Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092

Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187

Discretion ........................................... 1847 ...064...064

Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196

Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238

Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034

Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135

Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056

Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181

Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099

Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205

Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239

Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141

Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213

Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007

Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039

Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093

Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039

Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112

Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239

East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255

Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270

Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095

Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103

English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109

Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115

Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018

Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189

Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227

Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144

Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116

Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058

Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053

Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203

Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243

Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234

Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131

Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030

Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258

Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221

Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006

Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257

Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270

Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246

Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247

Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246

Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174

Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025

Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051

Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051

Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087

Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054

Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184

Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024

Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064

Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057

Fog. The, is so very Thick.............................1855 ...028...028

Folly and Innocence....................................1856 ...140...140

Fortune's Favourite....................................1847 ...100...100

Fortunate Fellows......................................1858 ...231...231

Fortune-Telling, a Scene of Domestic Interest .........1858 ...070...070

Four-in-Hand Mania, The................................1856 ...226...226

Fox Hunting in a Fog...................................1856 ...223...223

Fraternity ............................................1859 ...128...128

French as it is Spoken.................................1856 ...245...245

Friendly Badinage......................................1856 ...217...217

Friendly Mount, A .....................................1857 ...061...061

Friendly Sympathy .....................................1858 ...250...250

From the Mining Districts .............................1855 ...135...135

Frozen-out Fox Hunter, The ............................1861 ...078...078

Frozen-out Fox Hunters.................................1854 ...031...031

Frugal Marriage Question, The..........................1858 ...088...088

Fumigation.............................................1855 ...211...211

Generous Offer, A......................................1857 ...162...162

Glorious News for the Boys.............................1859 ...035...035

Going to Church-Scarborough............................185S ...197...197

Good Catch, A..........................................1856 ...245...245

Going to the Ball-the Finishing Touch..................1859 ...235...235

Going Out of Town .....................................1858 ...191...191

Going to the Park......................................1859 ...263...263

Going to a Party ......................................1846 ...056...056

Golden Rule, A.........................................1846 ...107...107

Good Cheer ............................................184S ...007...007

Good Liver, A .........................................1857 ...152...152

Good News .............................................1847 ...335...335

Good News, Real Sentiment .............................1854 ...047...047

Good Old Comic Clown ..................................1860 ...038...038

Good Security .........................................1853 ...048...048

Grand Charge of Perambulators and Defeat of the Swells.1856 ...234...234

Great Boon, The .......................................1858 ...140...140

Great Boon to the Public...............................1855 ...068...068

Great Plague in Life, A ...............................1859 ...212...212

Great Tobacco Controversy, The ........................1857 ...169...169

Grievance, A...........................................1856 ...119...119

Guy Fawkes' Day........................................1856 ...254...254

Happy Notion, A........................................1858 ...265...265

Happy Notion, A........................................1S59 ...014...014

Hard Case in the Baltic ...............................1856 ...119...119

Haven of Refuge, A.....................................1856 ...209...209

Having a Pair On.......................................1857 ...038...038

Heartless Practical Joke ..............................1858 ...210...210

Hi'Art ................................................1857 ...190...190

Hint to the Authorities, A ............................1846 ...146...146

Hint to the Enterprising, A ...........................1857 ...248...248

Hint to Gentlemen Riding Home after Dinner ............1858 ...221...221

Hint to Mammas, A......................................1856 ...132...132

Hint to Railway Travellers, A .........................1856 ...205...205

Home Amusements .......................................1856 ...013...013

Home Enjoyments .......................................1859 ...013...013

Home for the Holidays .................................1863 ...014...014

Home for the Holidays .................................1859 ...033...033

Horrible Question after a Greenwich Dinner ............1856 ...189...189

Horrid Boy, A .........................................1856 ...261...261

Horrors of War, The ...................................1853 ...062...062

How Disagreeable the Boys are..........................1855 ...027...027

How Jack made the Turk Useful at Balaclava ............1S55 ...117...117

How Troublesome the Boys Are ..........................1847 ...027...027

How Very Embarrassing! ................................1855 ...103...103

Humility...............................................1843 ...250...250

Humours of the Street, The ............................1859 ...001...001

Husband as He Ought to Be, and Not ought to Be, The ...1856 ...105...105

Husband Taming.........................................1859 ...175...175

Ice Harvest, The.......................................1855 ...078...078

If you want a Thing Done, do it Your-self..............1858 ...178...178
to ...180...180

Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery....................1856 ...185...185

Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery....................1858 ...160...160

Impertinent Curiosity .................................1857 ...173...173

Impudence..............................................1844 ...024...024

In a Hurry.............................................1857 ...262...262

In Camp................................................1853 ...173...173

Incident of Camp Life, An..............................1853 ...213...213

Incident in a French Revolution .......................1848 ...092...092

Incident of Travel, An.................................1856 ...084...084

Incident with the O. P. Q. Hounds ....................1857 ...067...067

Incident of Weight, An ................................1856 ...130...130

Incredible ............................................1853 ...049...049

Indiscretion, An ......................................1859 ...202...202

Indolence .............................................1859 ...258...258

Infra dig..............................................1853 ...083...083

Injured Individual, An.................................1S57 ...216...216

Innocent Mirth. The Slide on the Pavement .............1848 ...037...037

In Society ............................................1862 ...015...015

Insulting a Refugee ...................................1842 ...157...157

Interesting Group posed for a Photograph...............1855 ...159...159

Interesting and Valuable Result........................1855 ...159...159

In the Park ...........................................1859 ...068...068

In the Park ...........................................1859 ...131...131

In the Ranks...........................................1853 ...057...057

In the Streets.........................................1857 ...131...131

In the Witching Time of Life...........................1859 ...204...204

Irish Lake Fishing ....................................1860 ...254...254

Irresistible...........................................1857 ...141...141

Is Smoking Injurious?..................................1857 ...090...090

It must be all right ..................................1858 ...199...199

It's the Early Bird that picks up the Worm.............1858 ...224...224

Jack Ashore............................................1854 ...052...052

Jew d'Fsprit ..........................................1855 ...101...101

John Thomas non-plushed ...............................1855 ...095...095

Jolly Game of Snowballing as played in our Square......1860 ...017...017

Jolly old Paterfamilias with some air-balloons.........1865 ...008...008

Jones tries his new Hack...............................1857 ...042...042

Judge by Appearance, A.................................1857 ...253...253

Just like 'em .........................................1858 ...187...187

Juvenile Etymology.....................................1859 ...004...004

Juvenile Party, The....................................1864 ...028...028

Juvenile Party, The. A Great Liberty...................1864 ...017...017

Juvenile Wisdom .......................................1859 ...150...150

Ketchee! Ketchee! .....................................1852 ...110...110

Kindly Offer, A........................................1861 ...034...034

Knights of the EaRth...................................1858 ...208...208

Last Alteration, The ..................................1856 ...200...200

Last Refuge of a Banished Smoker..............,........1855 ...255...255

Latest from Paris .....................................1854 ...051...051

Let us have Japanese Manners and Customs here..........1858 ...084...084

Life in London ........................................1855 ...063...063

Little bit of Sentiment................................1845 ...059...059

Little Dinner at the Crimea Club, A....................1854 ...116...116

Little Dinner at Greenwich.............................1858 ...264...264

Little Ducks ..........................................1856 ...259...259

Little Men.............................................1848 ...012...012

Little Shooting in Ireland, A..........................1862 ...264...264

Little Surprise for Muggins, A ........................1857 ...174...174

Lovers' Quarrel, The ..................................1859 ...176...176

Malapropos.............................................1856 ...185...185

Malicious .............................................1857 ...196...196

Man of Consequence, A .................................1859 ...104...104

Man of Principle, A....................................1854 ...056...056

Man of some Consequence, A.............................1857 ...022...022

Marriage Question, The ................................1859 ...177...177

Married for Money.&mdash;The Honeymoon......................1859<a
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Marry on 800 a-year...................................1859 ...149...149

Master of the Art, A...................................1850 ...199...199

Matter of Opinion......................................1858 ...243...243

May and December ......................................1852 ...101...101

Melancholy...,,........................................1856 ...153...153

Men of Taste...........................................1857 ...250...250

Mermaids' Haunt, The...................................1858 ...267...267

Measure for Measure....................................1844 ...184...184

Merry Christmas, A, and a Happy New Year...............1858 ...011...011

Mind and Matter .......................................1855 ...102...102

Misplaced Intelligence.................................1857 ...209...209

Miss and Mistletoe.....................................1858 ...004...004

Mistletoe Bough, The, In Leap Year Ladies Initiative...1852 ...019...019

Modern Antique, A .....................................1851 ...244...244

Moderation.............................................1859 ...042...042

Momentous Decision, A .................................1853 ...051...051

Monstrous Liberty, A ..................................1856 ...249...249

Monsters of the Pool...................................1858 ...170...170

Moral Influence of Executions..........................1845 ...097...097

Moral Lesson from the Nursery, A.......................1857 ...187...187

More Light.............................................1853 ...057...057

More Novelty...........................................1857 ...134...134

Morning after the Juvenile Paity, The..................1861 ...018...018

Moustache Movement, The................................1853 ...108...108

Moustache Movement, The................................1854 ...054...054

Moustache Movement, The................................1854 ...072...072

Moustache Movement, The................................1857 ...233...233

Mr. Briggs's Pleasures of Fishing .....................1857 ...041...041
to ...045...045

Mr. Briggs tries his Shooting Pony ....................1851 ...271...271

Mr. Briggs's Horse Taming..............................1858 ...222...222

Mr. Punch at Home......................................1855 ...087...087

Mr. Punch's Advice to Housekeepers.....................1858 ...178...178
...180...180

Much Above that Sort of Thing..........................1858 ...141...141

Much Too Curious ......................................1863 ...252...252

Nautical Style ........................................1851 ...194...194

Ne Plus(h) Ultra ......................................1854 ...066...066

New Cab Regulation ....................................1850 ...062...062

New Christmas Game for Foxhunters......................1849 ...021...021

New Cook, The..........................................1853 ...066...066

New Fashion, The ......................................1857 ...257...257

New Industry, A .......................................1858 ...257...257

New Purchase, The .....................................1856 ...168...168

New Regulation, The ...................................1853 ...093...093

New Regulation Mess, The...............................1857 ...169...169

New Style, The.........................................1854 ...030...030

New Theatre, The ......................................1858 ...106...106

Never carry your Gloves in your Hat....................1854 ...134...134

Nice Bracing Day at the Seaside, A ....................1856 ...266...266

Nice Oder, A..,........................................1858 ...083...083

Noble Science, The ....................................1858 ...217...217

No Consequence ........................................1855 ...044...044

No! Don't..............................................1855 ...115...115

None but the Brave deserve the Fair....................1858 ...001...001

Nose Comforter, The ...................................1855 ...025...025

Not a Bad Idea for Warm Weather .......................1857 ...163...163

Not a Personal Allusion ...............................1859 ...231...231

Not a Question of Weather..............................1857 ...089...089

Nothing like Forethought ..............................1853 ...115...115

Nothing like Horse Exercise ...........................1858 ...256...256

Nothing to Speak of....................................1856 ...220...220

Notion of Fleasure, A .................................1856 ...201...201

Not very Likely........................................1852 ...255...255

Nursery Four-in-Hand Club, The ........................1864 ...036...036

Object of Attraction, An ..............................1857 ...167...167

Object of Sinccre Pity, An ............................1856 ...149...149

Object of Universal Sympathy, An.......................1856 ...140...140

Obvious................................................1858 ...002...002

Odious Tyranny.........................................1854 ...082...082

Of a Very Studious Turn................................1857 ...012...012

Offended Dignity ......................................1856 ...149...149

Offended Dignity ......................................1857 ...248...248

Oh, Dear! .............................................1855 ...112...112

Oh, Horror! ...........................................1859 ...212...212

Oh, what a Humbug! ....................................1859 ...165...165

Oh, Yes, of Course! ...................................1858 ...174...174

Old Boys...............................................1847 ...159...159

Old Broom-Retiring from Business ......................1853 ...092...092

Old Foxhunter, The.....................................1859 ...152...152

Old Gentleman has a Long Mile, The.....................1858 ...219...219

Old Joe, An ...........................................1855 ...033...033

Old, Old Story, The....................................1858 ...128...128

On Domestic Service ...................................1855 ...115...115

One Way of Looking at It ..............................1853 ...079...079

On the Jetty ..........................................1858 ...186...186

Opera, The.............................................1848 ...037...037

Opera, The.............................................1859 ...125...125

Our Guards-They can Play, and they can Fight Too! .....1854 ...120...120

Our Lazy Contributor ..................................1856 ...190...190

Our Little Friend, Tom, has a Day's Hunting ...........1856 ...244...244

Out of His Element.....................................1855 ...112...112

Out of the Fashion ....................................1857 ...153...153

Oxford Costume ........................................1848 ...102...102

Painful Subject, A......:..............................1856 ...169...169

Patience Rewarded .....................................1857 ...094...094

Patient Heroes ........................................1855 ...117...117

Patronising............................................1859 ...015...015

Peace Conference, A ...................................1856 ...165...165

Perfect Wretch, A......................................1851 ...109...109

Perfectly Dreadful.....................................1856 ...086...086

Performers after a Respectable Funeral.................1850 ...237...237

Photographic Beauties..................................1858 ...144...144

Physical Education ....................................1858 ...142...142

Picnic, The, Overtaken by the Tide ....................1859 ...166...166

Picture of Alimentativeness, A.........................1850 ...093...093

Pig Pen at a Cattle Show, A ...........................1856 ...002...002

Pleasant for "Charles, Dear" ..........................1857 ...148...148

Pleasing Delusion : In re the Round Hats...............1856 ...164...164

Pleasant Holiday Task, A ..............................1859 ...003...003

Pleasant Quarters .....................................1853 ...072...072

Pleasing Prospect .....................................1859 ...145...145

Pleasure of le Sport, The..............................1858 ...252...252

Pleasures of Sport.....................................1849 ...218...218

Pleasmes of Travel ....................................1859 ...196...196

Poetry and Prose ......................................1856 ...265...265

Politeness as in Paris ................................1853 ...160...160

Police wear Beards and Moustaches .....................1854 ...065...065

Poor Muggins...........................................1855 ...049...049

Poser, A...............................................1857 ...166...166

Practical Science .....................................1856 ...202...202

Precocity..............................................1857 ...201...201

Prejudice..............................................1859 ...229...229

Prejudiced Opinion, A..................................1855 ...107...107

Preparations for War ..................................1854 ...114...114

Pretty General Delusion, A.,...........................1854 ...055...055

Pretty Kettle of Fish, A ..............................1851 ...183...183

Pride feels no Pain ...................................1846 ...063...063

Private Opinion........................................1854 ...055...055

Private Opinion........................................1859 ...323...323

Private Theatricals ...................................1857 ...018...018

Professional Dignity ..................................1858 ...138...138

Prudent Resolve .......................................1855 ...091...091

Punch, F. M., Sympathises with Italian Organ-grinder...1859 ...224...224

Putting a good Face on it .............................1857 ...024...024

Quadrille in Hot Weather, The..........................1856 ...174...174

Queen of thc'May.......................................1853 ...109...109

Quid pro Quo, A .......................................1859 ...200...200

Quiet Look at the Country, A...........................1859 ...163...163

Quite a Cheap Trip ....................................1858 ...195...195

Quite an Exquisite.....................................1854 ...054...054

Quite a New Sensation..................................1856 ...268...268

Quite a Nice Party ....................................1860 ...032...032

Quite a Seductive Son of Mars .........................1854 ...196...196

Quite Ridiculous ......................................1853 ...101...101

Race for a Bathing-machine, The........................1858 ...228...228

Railway Collusion......................................1859 ...091...091

Rather Alarming .......................................1846 ...043...043

Rather Deep ...........................................1857 ...136...136

Real Soldier, A........................................1856 ...257...257

Real Street Obstructions, The..........................1850 ...076...076

Real Use of the Bear-skin Cap, The ....................1854 ...078...078

Recreations in Natural History ........................1848 ...085...085

Remarkable Case of Table-talking.......................1854 ...226...226

Remarkable Occurrence .................................1857 ...153...153

Repelling Foreign Invasion.............................1858 ...133...133

Result of Allowing Ladies to Witness Horse-taming......1858 ...175...175

Retirement.............................................1851 ...234...234

Return from a Suburban Party ..........................1862 ... 40

Returning from the Derby ..............................1857 ...232...232

Review, The............................................1847 ...044...044

Right Men in the Right Place, The .....................1858 ...063...063

Rival Jockejs..........................................1859 ...137...137

River Frolics..........................................1858 ...223...223

Road, The..............................................1859 ...050...050

Road, The..............................................1859 ...191...191

Round Hat, The ........................................1855 ...132...132

Round Hat Again, The ..................................1856 ...164...164

Royal Knickerbocker Archers, The ......................1859 ...248...248

Rustic Pleasantry......................................1858 ...251...251

Same Old Game .........................................1859 ...039...039
1853 ...173...173

Scene-A Club...........................................1857 ...086...086

Scene at a Railway Station, A .........................1856 ...147...147

Seenc-Drawing-Room ....................................1855 ...059...059

Scene-Greenwich .......................................1857 ...203...203

Scene on Board II.M.S..................................1859 ...211...211

Scholastic ............................................1849 ...109...109

Science Students ......................................1858 ...242...242

Seaside Circulating Library, The ......................1847 ...046...046

Seaside Dialogue, A....................................1856 ...205...205

Self-Examination ......................................1856 ...233...233

Sensible Riding Costume for Warm Weather...............1857 ...198...198

Serious Accident During the Frost......................1861 ...032...032

Serious Thing for Brown ...............................1858 ...192...192

Servantgalism..........................................1857 ...066...066

Servantgalism..........................................1853 ...095...095

Servantgalism .........................................1857 ...249...249

Servantgalism and Fineladyism .........................1858 ...156...156

Serve him Right .......................................1859 ...142...142

Sharp's the Word.......................................1854 ...118...118

Shocking Result of wearing India rubber Goloshes.......1856 ...209...209

Shuttlecock Nuisance, The..............................1857 ...090...090

Sighing for the Sunny South ...........................1847 ...107...107

Sisterly Love..........................................1859 ...205...205

Six of One and half-a-dozen of the Other...............1856 ...227...227

Skeleton in the Cupboard, The .........................1857 ...249...249

Sketch at a Railway Station ...........................1858 ...190...190

Sketch during the Recent Gale, A.......................1856 ...176...176

Sketch from the Stand al Scarboro', A..................1856 ...158...158

Slang .................................................1848 ...061...061

Snow, The..............................................1847 ...004...004

Snowed up .............................................1858 ...151...151

Solicitude ............................................1856 ...260...260

Something like a Horse-Tamer ..........................1858 ...238...238

Something like Sport ..................................1854 ...061...061

Something the Matter with the Kitchen Boiler...........1854 ...070...070

Spacious Accommodation.................................1856 ...239...239

Specimen of Pluck, A ..................................1859 ...242...242

Sporting Intelligence .................................1859 ...268...268

Stage Fright ..........................................1857 ...038...038

Startling Fact.........................................1855 ...102...102

Startling Novelty in Shirts, A.........................1853 ...145...145

Street Acrobat Nuisance................................1856 ...143...143

Strong-backed Car, A. Scene, Ireland...................1859 ...167...167

Stumped Out............................................1856 ...162...162

Subject for Sympathy, A................................1858 ...259...259

Suburban Delight, A ...................................1857 ...235...235

Sunday at the Club ....................................1855 ...214...214

Sunday at the Roadside Inn ............................1855 ...215...215

Superior Animal, The ..................................1857 ...081...081

Swimmers, The..........................................1857 ...244...244

Sympathy ..............................................1855 ...102...102

Symptoms of Hard Reading ..............................1859 ...333...333

Symptoms of Masquerading...............................1846 ...036...036

Syien, A...............................................1858 ...270...270

Table Turning Experiment at Greenwich .................1854 ...247...247

Taking First Place ....................................1858 ...230...230

Taking it Easy ........................................1859 ...133...133

Taste .................................................1853 ...157...157

Tender Point, A .......................................1859 ...161...161

Terrible Proposition...................................1855 ...063...063

Terrific Accident .....................................1857 ...177...177

Thank Goodness, Fly-fishing has Begun..................1857 ...240...240

Thaw and the Street, The....................,..........1861 ...035...035

Theatre of War, The ...................................1854 ...034...034

Those Boys Again.......................................1859 ...081...081

Those Horrid Boys .....................................1855 ...089...089

Thrilling Domestic Incident ...........................1856 ...220...220

Throwing Stones through Ice............................1848 ...018...018

Tickled with a Straw ..................................1859 ...173...173

Tom Noddy's, Mr., First day with the Hounds........... 1855 ...071...071
...073...073 ...075...075<a
href="#link077...077 ...098...098 ...099...099

Tom Noddy, Adventures of Mr............................1857 ...172...172

Tom Noddy determines to have a Day's Hunting...........1856 ...244...244

Too Bad................................................1858 ...033...033

Too Bad! ..............................................1857 ...113...113

Too Bad, by Jove.......................................1856 ...210...210

Too Much of a Good Thing...............................1857 ...235...235

Touching ..............................................1857 ...226...226

Touching ..............................................1858 ...184...184

Touching Appeal .......................................1858 ...206...206

Training School for Ladies' about to Appear at Court...1857 ...121...121
...022...022<a
href="#link023...023 ...024...024

Triumph of Mind over Matter............................1855 ...097...097

Trump Card(igan), A ...................................1854 ...118...118

Trying Thing for Tootles, A ...........................1858 ...194...194

Unabashed..............................................1855 ...083...083

Unconscious Satire ....................................1850 ...095...095

Unconscious Victim, An ................................1857 ...260...260

Under the Mistletoe....................................1857 ...104...104

Under the Mistletoe....................................1864 ...005...005

Undesigned Coincidence, An ............................1859 ...263...263

Undignified Reminder...................................1861 ...030...030

Unexpected Always Happens, The ........................1857 ...199...199

Unfitness of Things, The...............................1856 ...147...147

Uniform Stupidity......................................1854 ...118...118

Uninviting Prospect, An................................1856 ...223...223

Unlucky this Time .....................................1855 ...135...135

Unwelcome Visitor, An .................................1845 ...053...053

Unwelcome Visitor, An .................................1856 ...150...150

Urgent.................................................1855 ...018...018

Vagaries of Fashion ...................................1855 ...089...089

Vain Shadow, A ........................................1844 ...101...101

Valentine, The ........................................1849 ...157...157

Valentine's Day........................................1854 ...076...076

Varieties in Horse-Taming .............................1858 ...129...129

Very Alarming, Indeed .................................1846 ...159

Very Artful Contrivance................................1857 ...261...261

Very Attentive ........................................1858 ... 21?

Very Considerate ......................................1858 ...085...085

Very Friendly .........................................1857 ...050...050

Very Green-eyed Monster, A.............................1858 ...029...029

Very Large Notions.....................................1858 ...149...149

Very Natural Mistake, A................................1856 ...253...253

Very Odd ..............................................1853 ...161...161

Very Old Friend, A.....................................1850 ...079...079

Very Particular Party, A...............................1858 ...059...059

Very Rude, Indeed .....................................1858... 104

Very Shocking Boy, Indeed, A ..........................1857 ...131...131

Very Thing, The .......................................1857 ...218...218

Victim of Fashion, A ..................................1856 ...113...113

Vision of the Fast, A .................................1846 ...340...340

Visit to a Dog Fancier, A .............................1846 ...096...096

Vive le Sport 1 .......................................1859 ...230...230

Waiting for the Carriage ..............................1853 ...110...110

Wake in the Mining Districts, A .......................1853 ...225...225

Wanting in Reverence...................................1852 ...100...100

Warblers under Water...................................1858 ... 1ll

Water Abstainer, A.....................................1858 ...187...187

Weather and the Streets, The...........................1861 ...022...022

Weather in the Parks, The..............................1854 ...020...020

Weighty Matter, A .....................................1856 ...151...151

Well Intended, No Doubt ...............................1852 ...114...114

Well Out of It ........................................1849 ...065...065

Well they may Call This a Health-giving Pursuit........1855 ...069...069

We'll Serve the Shop ..................................1857 ...155...155

Wet Day at the Sea Side, A ............................1858 ...242...242

What Indeed? ..........................................1855 ...097...097

What a Shame!..........................................1853 ...058...058

What a Shame!..........................................1864 ...029...029

What a Terrible Turk!..................................1856 ...024...024

What must be the Next Fashion in Bonnets ..............1854 ...055...055

Where are the Police?..................................1855 ...139...139

Where There's a Will There's a Way.....................1859 ...094...094

Whilst a Respectable Female takes care of the House....1857 ...165...165

Wholesome Conclusion, A ...............................1858 ...158...158

Wholesome Feast........................................1857 ...012...012

Who will Serve the Country?............................1857 ...154...154

Who wouldn't be a Riding Master?.......................1852 ...060...060

Why not? ..............................................1853 ...145...145

Will and the Way, The .................................1856 ...229...229

Winter in the Suburbs..................................1854 ...027...027

Wonderful Intelligent Child ...........................1857 ...213...213

Working against Time...................................1852 ...310...310

Yeilding to Temptation.................................1857 ...141...141

Young Sportsman, A ....................................1859 ...195...195

Youthful Sage, A ......................................1857 ...170...170