The
Town and Country Miscellany (Smith, Albert), 1850.
Town and Country Miscellany (Smith, Albert), 1850.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v14
.
.
With comic illustrations.
1844.
- The Adventures of Mr Ledbury, and his friend Jack Johnson. 3 vols
1844.
The Physiology of Evening Parties. With illustrations by Leech.
1846.
- The Natural History of the Ballet Girl. Illustrated by A. Henning.
1847.
The Natural History of the Gent. 1847.
The Natural History of Stuck-up People. 1847.
The Natural History of the Flirt. Illustrated by Gavarni, Gilbert and
Henning. 1848.
The Natural History of the Idler upon Town. 1848.
A Bowl of Punch. 1848.
A Pottle of Strawberries, to beguile a short journey, or a long half-hour.
1848.
The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tadpole at home and
abroad. Illustrated by Leech. 1848.
Comic Tales and Sketches. 1852.
The London Medical Student. Ed. Smith, Arthur, 1861.
(ed. ). Gavarni in London: Sketches of Life and Character. 1849. (By
various hands. ]
Also contributed to Punch.
Smith, John Thomas. A Book for a Rainy Day, or, Recollections of the
Events of the Last Sixty-six Years. 1845. Ed. Whitten, W. 1905.
Strutt, Joseph. Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod, or The Sports and Pastimes of
the People of England . . . from the earliest period to the present time,
illustrated. 1801. A new edn much enlarged and corrected, ed. Cos,
Charles J. 1903.
Surtees, Robert Smith. Jorrocks Jaunts and Jollities, or the Hunting,
Racing, Driving, Sailing, Eating, Eccentrio and Extragavant Exploits
of that renowned Sporting Citizen, Mr John Jorrocks of St Boltoph
Lane and Great Coram Street, with illustrations by Phiz. 1838. Also
1839, 1843, 1869, 1874 and 1890. (First appeared in The New Sporting
Magazine, July 1831 to Sept. 1834. ]
Handley Cross; or, The Spa Hunt. A Sporting Tale. By the anthor
of Jorrocks Jaunts and Jollities, etc. 3 vols. 1843. [No illustra
tions. ]
Handley Cross, or, Mr Jorrocks's Hunt. . . . With illustrations (17 full
page plates, and 84 woodcuts in text] by John Leech. 1854. (This edn
was originally issued in 17 monthly parts from Mar. 1853 to Oct. 1854, in
red-brown covers designed by Leech; and the narrative was considerably
expanded by the author. ]
Hillingdon Hall; or, The Cockney Squire: a Tale of London Life.
1845, 1888.
The Analysis of the Hunting Field: being a series of sketches of the
Principal Characters that compose one; the whole forming a slight
souvenir of the Season 1845-6. . . . Illustrated. 1846.
Hawbuck Grange; or, The Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq.
With eight Illustrations by Phiz. 1847. [Thesė sketches originally
appeared in Bell's Life 1846-7. ] Another edn (1888).
- Mr Sponge's Sporting Tour. With illustrations by John Leech. 1853.
[Published in 13 [12] monthly parts, in red-brown wrappers designed by
Leech. Another edition. [1888. ]]
Soapey Sponge's Sporting Tour (another edn). 1893.
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vi] Caricature and the Literature of Sport 547
Surtees, Robert Smith. Ask Mamma; or, The Richest Commoner in England.
With Illustrations by John Leech. 1858. [Published in 13 monthly
parts in red-brown wrappers designed by Leech. ] Rptd with Leech's
illustrations. (1888. ]
Plain or Ringlets? With Illustrations by John Leech. 1860. [Published
in 13 [12] monthly parts in red-brown wrappers by Leech. ] Rptd with
Leech's illustrations. [1888. ]
Mr Facey Romford's Hounds. With Illustrations by Leech, John and
Browne, Hablot K. 1865. [Issued in 12 monthly parts in red-brown
wrappers, designed by Leech. The parts bear the title Mr Romford's
Hounds. ]
Walsh, J. H. (pseud. Stonehenge). The Horse in the stable and the field.
1862.
The Dogs of the British Islands. Third edn. 1786.
British Rural Sports. . . . Sixteenth edn. Re-edited, with . . . additions by
The Field Staff. 1886.
Westmacott, Charles Molloy (pseud. Bernard Blackmantle). The English
Spy: An Original Work, Characteristic, Satirical, and Humorous. Com-
prising Scenes and Sketches in every rank of Society, being Portraits of
the Illustrious, Eminent, Eccentric, and Notorious. Drawn from the
life By Bernard Blackmantle. The Illustrations designed by Robert
Cruikshank. 1825. [Vol. 11. 1825. ]
Points of Misery. [With illustrations by George Cruikshank. ]
1823.
Whitehead, Paul. The Gymnasiad. 1744.
[Reprints of many of the foregoing will be found in The Illustrated
Pocket Library of Plain and Coloured Books, 1903, etc. )
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.
.
35—2
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2 vols. 1891 [1890, 91).
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Jerrold, Douglas William. Punch's letters to his Son, Corrected and edited
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Punch's Complete Letter writer. . . . With fifty illustrations by Kenny
Meadows. 1845.
Mrs Caudle's Curtain Lectures. . . . With all the illustrations by Charles
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introduction and bibliography by Jerrold, Walter. [1902. ]
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1881.
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by Spielmann, M. H. 1903.
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Mr Briggs and his doings. Fishing. A series of twelve coloured plates,
enlarged from Mr Leech's original drawings. [1860. ]
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3 vols. 1886-7.
Frith, W. P. John Leech, his Life and Work. . . . With . . . illustra-
tions. 2 vols. 1891.
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sketch. 1883.
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1840.
The Comic English Grammar. 1840. Rptd with Leech's illustrations.
(1907. )
Lemon, Mark. A fairy tale for little people. The illustrations by R. Doyle.
1849.
Prose and Verse. 1852.
A Christmas Hamper. (Tales. ] 1860.
The Jest Book. The choicest anecdotes and sayings selected and
arranged by Mark Lemon. Cambridge, 1864.
Up and down the London Streets. [With illustrations. ] 1867.
Hatton, J. With a Show in the North. Reminiscences of Mark
Lemon. 1871.
See, also, ante, bibliography (end of section B) chap. VIII, vol. XIII.
Mahony, F. S. (pseud. Father Prout). The Works of Father Prout.
Edited with biographical introduction and notes, by Kent, C. 1881
(1880).
- The Adventures of Mr Ledbury, and his friend Jack Johnson. 3 vols
1844.
The Physiology of Evening Parties. With illustrations by Leech.
1846.
- The Natural History of the Ballet Girl. Illustrated by A. Henning.
1847.
The Natural History of the Gent. 1847.
The Natural History of Stuck-up People. 1847.
The Natural History of the Flirt. Illustrated by Gavarni, Gilbert and
Henning. 1848.
The Natural History of the Idler upon Town. 1848.
A Bowl of Punch. 1848.
A Pottle of Strawberries, to beguile a short journey, or a long half-hour.
1848.
The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tadpole at home and
abroad. Illustrated by Leech. 1848.
Comic Tales and Sketches. 1852.
The London Medical Student. Ed. Smith, Arthur, 1861.
(ed. ). Gavarni in London: Sketches of Life and Character. 1849. (By
various hands. ]
Also contributed to Punch.
Smith, John Thomas. A Book for a Rainy Day, or, Recollections of the
Events of the Last Sixty-six Years. 1845. Ed. Whitten, W. 1905.
Strutt, Joseph. Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod, or The Sports and Pastimes of
the People of England . . . from the earliest period to the present time,
illustrated. 1801. A new edn much enlarged and corrected, ed. Cos,
Charles J. 1903.
Surtees, Robert Smith. Jorrocks Jaunts and Jollities, or the Hunting,
Racing, Driving, Sailing, Eating, Eccentrio and Extragavant Exploits
of that renowned Sporting Citizen, Mr John Jorrocks of St Boltoph
Lane and Great Coram Street, with illustrations by Phiz. 1838. Also
1839, 1843, 1869, 1874 and 1890. (First appeared in The New Sporting
Magazine, July 1831 to Sept. 1834. ]
Handley Cross; or, The Spa Hunt. A Sporting Tale. By the anthor
of Jorrocks Jaunts and Jollities, etc. 3 vols. 1843. [No illustra
tions. ]
Handley Cross, or, Mr Jorrocks's Hunt. . . . With illustrations (17 full
page plates, and 84 woodcuts in text] by John Leech. 1854. (This edn
was originally issued in 17 monthly parts from Mar. 1853 to Oct. 1854, in
red-brown covers designed by Leech; and the narrative was considerably
expanded by the author. ]
Hillingdon Hall; or, The Cockney Squire: a Tale of London Life.
1845, 1888.
The Analysis of the Hunting Field: being a series of sketches of the
Principal Characters that compose one; the whole forming a slight
souvenir of the Season 1845-6. . . . Illustrated. 1846.
Hawbuck Grange; or, The Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq.
With eight Illustrations by Phiz. 1847. [Thesė sketches originally
appeared in Bell's Life 1846-7. ] Another edn (1888).
- Mr Sponge's Sporting Tour. With illustrations by John Leech. 1853.
[Published in 13 [12] monthly parts, in red-brown wrappers designed by
Leech. Another edition. [1888. ]]
Soapey Sponge's Sporting Tour (another edn). 1893.
## p. 547 (#577) ############################################
vi] Caricature and the Literature of Sport 547
Surtees, Robert Smith. Ask Mamma; or, The Richest Commoner in England.
With Illustrations by John Leech. 1858. [Published in 13 monthly
parts in red-brown wrappers designed by Leech. ] Rptd with Leech's
illustrations. (1888. ]
Plain or Ringlets? With Illustrations by John Leech. 1860. [Published
in 13 [12] monthly parts in red-brown wrappers by Leech. ] Rptd with
Leech's illustrations. [1888. ]
Mr Facey Romford's Hounds. With Illustrations by Leech, John and
Browne, Hablot K. 1865. [Issued in 12 monthly parts in red-brown
wrappers, designed by Leech. The parts bear the title Mr Romford's
Hounds. ]
Walsh, J. H. (pseud. Stonehenge). The Horse in the stable and the field.
1862.
The Dogs of the British Islands. Third edn. 1786.
British Rural Sports. . . . Sixteenth edn. Re-edited, with . . . additions by
The Field Staff. 1886.
Westmacott, Charles Molloy (pseud. Bernard Blackmantle). The English
Spy: An Original Work, Characteristic, Satirical, and Humorous. Com-
prising Scenes and Sketches in every rank of Society, being Portraits of
the Illustrious, Eminent, Eccentric, and Notorious. Drawn from the
life By Bernard Blackmantle. The Illustrations designed by Robert
Cruikshank. 1825. [Vol. 11. 1825. ]
Points of Misery. [With illustrations by George Cruikshank. ]
1823.
Whitehead, Paul. The Gymnasiad. 1744.
[Reprints of many of the foregoing will be found in The Illustrated
Pocket Library of Plain and Coloured Books, 1903, etc. )
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.
.
35—2
## p. 548 (#578) ############################################
548
[CH.
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D. PUNCH
Successively edited by Henry Mayhew and Mark Lemon, Shirley Brooks,
Tom Taylor, F. C. Burnand and Owen Seaman. 1841, etc. In progress.
History and early contributors
A'Beckett, Arthur William. The A'Becketts of Punch. Memoirs of father
and sons (Gilbert Abbott, Gilbert Arthur, Arthur William). 1903.
Recollections of a Humourist, grave and gay. 1907.
See, also, ante, section B.
Brooks, Charles William Shirley. Wit and Humour. (Poems from Punch. )
1875.
Layard, George S. A Great Punch Editor: being the life, letters
and diaries of Shirley Brooks. 1907.
See, also, ante, bibliography to chap. VIII, vol. XIII.
Burnand, Sir Francis Cowley. Records and Reminiscences, personal and
general. . . . With numerous illustrations and facsimile letters. 2 vols.
1904 (1903).
Du Maurier, George Louis Palmella Busson. English Society at home.
From the collection of Mr Punch. 1880.
Society Pictures. Drawn by G. Du Maurier. Selected from Punch.
2 vols. 1891 [1890, 91).
James, Henry. George Du Maurier. Partial Portraits. 1888.
See, also, ante, bibliography to chap. XIII, vol. XIII.
Furniss, Harry. The Confessions of a Caricaturist (chapter VII, Punch).
[1902. ]
Humourists of the Pencil. (Examples of the work of individual artists
associated with Punch. ] (1908, etc. ]
Jerrold, Douglas William. Punch's letters to his Son, Corrected and edited
(or rather written] by W. J. 1843.
Punch's Complete Letter writer. . . . With fifty illustrations by Kenny
Meadows. 1845.
Mrs Caudle's Curtain Lectures. . . . With all the illustrations by Charles
Keene, John Leech, Richard Doyle, from the original blocks. With an
introduction and bibliography by Jerrold, Walter. [1902. ]
The Essays of Douglas Jerrold. Ed. by. . . . Jerrold, W. 1903.
Jerrold, Walter. Douglas Jerrold and Punch. 1910.
See, also, ante, bibliography to chap. VIII, vol. XIII.
Keene, Charles Samuel. Our People. . . . From the collection of Mr Punch.
1881.
Twenty-one Etchings by Charles S. Keene. . . . Introduction and notes
by Spielmann, M. H. 1903.
Layard, G. S. The Life and Letters of C. S. Keene. 1892.
Leech, John. The Rising Generation. A series of twelve drawings on
stone. [1848. ]
Dickens, Charles. Leech's The Rising Generation. The Examiner,
30 Dec. 1848.
Mr Briggs and his doings. Fishing. A series of twelve coloured plates,
enlarged from Mr Leech's original drawings. [1860. ]
Early Pencillings from Punch (chiefly political). [1864. ]
Later Pencillings from Punch. . . . With explanatory notes by Lemon, M.
[1865. ]
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Leech, John. Pictures of life and character from the collection of Mr Punch.
3 vols. 1886-7.
Frith, W. P. John Leech, his Life and Work. . . . With . . . illustra-
tions. 2 vols. 1891.
Kitton, F. G. John Leech, artist and humourist: a biographical
sketch. 1883.
Leigh, Henry Sambrooke (1837-1883). Carols of Cockayne. . . . With illustra-
tions by. . . John Leech. (1869. ]
Leigh, Percival (pseud. Paul Prendergast]. The Comic Latin Grammar.
1840.
The Comic English Grammar. 1840. Rptd with Leech's illustrations.
(1907. )
Lemon, Mark. A fairy tale for little people. The illustrations by R. Doyle.
1849.
Prose and Verse. 1852.
A Christmas Hamper. (Tales. ] 1860.
The Jest Book. The choicest anecdotes and sayings selected and
arranged by Mark Lemon. Cambridge, 1864.
Up and down the London Streets. [With illustrations. ] 1867.
Hatton, J. With a Show in the North. Reminiscences of Mark
Lemon. 1871.
See, also, ante, bibliography (end of section B) chap. VIII, vol. XIII.
Mahony, F. S. (pseud. Father Prout). The Works of Father Prout.
Edited with biographical introduction and notes, by Kent, C. 1881
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