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of the Most Notorious Criminals of both sexes. . . . The whole tending to
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Reach, Angus Bethune (1821-1856). The Natural History of Bores. 1847.
The Natural History of Humbugs. 1847.
The Comic Bradshaw; or, Bubbles from the Boiler. 1848.
Also contributed The Street Beggar and the Lounger in Regent Street to
Gavarni in London, ed. Smith, Albert.
Real Life in London; or, the Rambles and Adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq.
and his cousin, The Hon. Tom Dashall, through the Metropolis; Ex-
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[Roberts, David. ) The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcombe. 1815.
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Scrope, William (1772-1852). The Art of Deer-Stalking, illustrated by a
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of the nature and habits of Red Deer; legends, superstitions, etc. Illus-
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1832-9. Figaro (Paris). The Flying Post, 1695–1714. Fun, 1861-1901. The
Gentleman's Magazine, 43 vols. 1731-1833. George Cruikshank's Magazine
(ed. Smedley, F. E. ), 1854. George Cruikshank's Omnibus, illustrated with
one hundred engravings, 1 vol. 1842. George Cruikshank's Table Book (ed.
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Albert), 1847, etc. The Meteor, (2 nos. ), 1841; (3 nos. ), 1845. The Month
(Smith, Albert, and Leech, John), 1851. The New Sporting Magazine,
19 vols. 1831-40. The Observer, 1824. Pierce Egan’s Life in London and
Sporting Guide, 1824-7 (afterwards Bell's Life in London, and eventually
The Sporting Life). The Poetical Magazine (Ackermann), 4 vols. 1809.
Punch, 1841-. Punch in London (nos. 1-71), 1832. Punchinello (37 nos. ),
1854. The Quarterly Review, 1809- , The Repository of Arts, Literature,
Fashions, Manufactures (Ackermann), 1809-28. The Scourge; or monthly
expositor of imposture and folly (with coloured illustrations by George
Cruikshank and others), 10 vols. 1811-5. The Sporting Magazine, or Monthly
Calendar of the Transactions of the turf, the chase, etc. , 1793-1870. The
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Gavarni in London, ed. Smith, Albert.
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and his cousin, The Hon. Tom Dashall, through the Metropolis; Ex-
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of the nature and habits of Red Deer; legends, superstitions, etc. Illus-
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Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing in the Tweed, with a short account
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Lewis Arundel; or the Railroad of Life. . . . With illustrations by Phiz.
1852.
Harry Coverdale's Courtship, and all that came of it. . . . With illustra-
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E. L. XIV.
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Westmacott, Charles Molloy (pseud. Bernard Blackmantle). The English
Spy: An Original Work, Characteristic, Satirical, and Humorous. Com-
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4
C. PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
The Annual Register, 1761-98. The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine,
1799–1821. Charivari (Paris). The Comic Almanack (Thackeray and Smith,
Albert), 1835 ff. The Comic Annual (Hood, Tom), 1830-42. The Comic
Magazine, 1832–4. The Fancy, 2 vols. (1821)-1826. Figaro in London, 8 vols.
1832-9. Figaro (Paris). The Flying Post, 1695–1714. Fun, 1861-1901. The
Gentleman's Magazine, 43 vols. 1731-1833. George Cruikshank's Magazine
(ed. Smedley, F. E. ), 1854. George Cruikshank's Omnibus, illustrated with
one hundred engravings, 1 vol. 1842. George Cruikshank's Table Book (ed.
A'Beckett, G. A. ), 1845. Judy, 1867–1907. The Man in the Moon (Smith,
Albert), 1847, etc. The Meteor, (2 nos. ), 1841; (3 nos. ), 1845. The Month
(Smith, Albert, and Leech, John), 1851. The New Sporting Magazine,
19 vols. 1831-40. The Observer, 1824. Pierce Egan’s Life in London and
Sporting Guide, 1824-7 (afterwards Bell's Life in London, and eventually
The Sporting Life). The Poetical Magazine (Ackermann), 4 vols. 1809.
Punch, 1841-. Punch in London (nos. 1-71), 1832. Punchinello (37 nos. ),
1854. The Quarterly Review, 1809- , The Repository of Arts, Literature,
Fashions, Manufactures (Ackermann), 1809-28. The Scourge; or monthly
expositor of imposture and folly (with coloured illustrations by George
Cruikshank and others), 10 vols. 1811-5. The Sporting Magazine, or Monthly
Calendar of the Transactions of the turf, the chase, etc. , 1793-1870. The
Town and Country Miscellany (Smith, Albert), 1850. The Wag, 1837. The
World, 1753-6.
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and sons (Gilbert Abbott, Gilbert Arthur, Arthur William). 1903.
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