Large folio (572 x 418mm) 2 volumes, with 576 out of 583 hand-coloured engraved plates. With a further 2 octavo (260 x 175mm) text volumes describing the plates in order, making a set of 4 vols in total. Contemporary half red morocco over olive water-pattern cloth boards, spines with gilt ruled raised bands, titles lettered in gilt, gilt edges (re-backed with original spines laid down, expert restoration to joints of folio vols). Most plates are double-sided. Slightly rubbed at the extremities. Light spotting throughout, some marginal soiling, a few plates trimmed in upper margin. Provenance: John Louis Ketterlinus; bookplate. First edition, fully hand-coloured, a monumental second attempt at a definitive collection of the works of James Gillray, the leading caricaturist of the late eighteenth century and an artist of outstanding inventiveness. The father of the political cartoon, Gillray used his sharp eye for humour and wicked draughtsmanship to produce some of the greatest political satire in history. The two works were published by McLean in 1830, fifteen years after the artists tragic death, and are today rarely found complete or together. Coloured plates in order: Volume 1. 1. Portrait of Mr. James Gillray. 2. Politeness / The Triumphant Britons. 3. St. George and the Dragon / Rodney introducing De Grasse. 4. Returning from Brooks's / Neither War nor Peace! / War / + another (4 vignettes in total) 5. Banco to the Knave / Irish Gratitude. 6. Ornaments of Chelsea Hospital, or A Peep into the Last Century / Questions & Commands; or, The Mistaken Road to HE_R_F_RD; a Sunday Evenings Amusement. 7. Monuments. Lately Discovered on Salisbury Plain / Les Plaisirs du Menage. (The Pleasures of Household.) 8. La Belle Assemblee (The Beautiful Assembly) / Wouski. 9. Black Dick turned Tailor / "There's More Ways Than One". 10. Presentation of the Mahometan Credentials; or, The final resource of French Atheists. 11. The Vulture of the Constitution / A Peep into the Shakespeare Gallery. 12. Shakespeare Sacrificed; or, The Offering to Avarice. 13. Lieut-Gov. Gall-Stone, inspired by Alecto; or, The Birth of Minerva. 14. Election Troops, bringing in their accounts, to the Pay Table / A Modern Cherub / Quiz-zing A Filly / At the Opera / At Church (4 vignettes). 15. Guy Vaux discovered in his attempt to destroy the King and the House of Lords. 16. John-Bull baited by the Dogs of Excise / Smelling out a Rat, or, The Atheistical-Revolutionist disturbed in his Midnight Calculations. 17. French Democrats surprising the Royal Runaways / "The Rights of Man". 18. "Margaret's Ghost" / Barbarities in the West Indies. 19. Old Wisdom / A Uniform Whig / Patent Bolsters. 20. A Witch upon a Mount's Edge / An Angel gliding on a Sun-beam into Paradise / The Finishing Touch / La derniere resource; or, Van-Buchells Garters. 21. St. Cecilia / Patience on a Monument. 22. The Power of Beauty - St. Cecilia charming the Brute, or, The seduction of the Welsh Ambassador / A Vestal of 93, trying on the Cestus of Venus. 23. Nauticus "These lips were made for kissing ladies" / A Natural Crop - alias - a Norfolk Dumpling / Les Trois Magots. 24. The York Minuet / The Knave wins all; Modern Hospitality, or, A Friendly Party in High Life. 25. The Soldier's Return; or, Rare News for Old England / The Introduction. 26. Malagrida, Driving Post / Design for the New Gallery of Busts & Pictures. 27. H.R.H. the Duchess of York / The York Reverence; or, City-Loyalty, amply rewarded. 28. The Pacific Entrance of Earl Wolf into Blackhaven. 29. A Good Shot; or, Billy Ranger the Game Keeper, in a fine Sporting Country / An Excrescence - A Fungus; - alias a Toadstool upon a Dunghill. 30. Wierd [sic] Sisters: Minister's of Darkness: Minions of the Moon / Frying Sprats / Toasting Muffins. 31. The Bottomless Pitt / A Sphere projecting against a Plane. 32. Scotch Harry's News; or, Nincumpoop in high Glee / Anti-Saccharites; or, John Bull and his Family leaving off the use of Sugar. 33. Patriots amusing themselves; or, Swedes practising at a Post / The Fall of the Wolsey of the Woolsack. 34. A Duet - "Turnfair Clora, turn, ah cruel, turn again" / Spouting - "Strike home! and I will bless thee for the Blow!" 35. Austrian Bugaboo, Funking the French Army / The Bishop of A Tun's Breeches; or, The Flaming Eveque, purifying the House of Office! 36. The Bengal Levee. (double page) 37. The Landing of Sir John Bull & his Family, at Bologne sur Mer (double page) / The Storm rising - or - The Republican Flotilla in danger (double page). 38. Neck or Nothing / A Back View of the Cape. 39. The Reception of the Diplomatique & his Suite, at the Court of Pekin / A Connoisseur examining a Cooper. 40. Sin, Death, and the Devil / Paille d'Avoine - Paille d'Avoine (Oat Straw - Oat Straw) / ""Oh! that this too too solid flesh would melt." 41. Tom Paine's Nightly Pest / A Democrat; or, Reason & Philosophy. 42. John Bull bother'd; or, The Geese alarming the Capitol / The Slough of Despond; Vide The Patriot's Progress. 43. Sans-Culottes feeding Europe with the Bread of Liberty / French Liberty / British Slavery. 44. The Zenith of French Glory; - The Pinnacle of Liberty / The Blood of the Murdered crying for Vengence. 45. The Chancellor of the Inquisition marking the Incorrigibles / The Dagger Scene; or, The Plot discover'd. 46. Le Cochon et ses deux petits (The Pig and its two cubs); or, Rich pickings for a Noble appetite / A Smoking Club. 47. Flemish Characters / Dumourier dining in State at St. James's. 48. Flemish Characters / Britannia between Scylla & Charybdis; or, The Vessel of the Constitution steered clear of the Rock of Democracy, and the Whirlpool of Arbitary-Power [sic]. 49. Fatigues of the Campaign in Flanders. 50. Supplementary Militia, turning out for Twenty Days Amusement / Pantagruel's victorious return to the court of Gargantua. 51. St. George's Volunteers, charging down Bond Street, after clearing the Ring in Hyde Park & storming the Dunghill at Marylebone / John Bull Happy / John Bull going to the Wars / John Bull's Property in danger / John Bull's glorious Return. 52. The Lion's Share / Flannel-Armour: - Female Patriotism; or, Modern Heroes accoutred for the Wars. 53. The Heroic Charlotte la Corde, upon her Trial at the bar of the Revolutionary Tribunal of Paris / A Paris Beau / A Paris Belle. 54. Blue & Buff Charity; or, The Patriarch of the Greek Clergy applying for Relief / Notorious Characters. 55. Following the Fashion / A Spencer & a Thread-Paper. 56. "And catch the living Manners as they rise' / Parasols, for 1795. 57. The Genius of French Triumphant; or, Britannia petitioning for Peace / The Eruption of the Mountain - or - The Horrors of the "Bocca del Inferno." 58. The Lover's Dream / Affability. 59. The Prophet of the Hebrews - The Prince of Peace conducting the Jews to the Promised Land / Presages of the Millenium; - with - The Destruction of the Faithful. 60. Polonius / A French Hail Storm, - or - Neptune loosing sight of the Brest Fleet. 61. French Telegraph making Signals in the Dark / Such Britain was! Such Flanders, Spain, Holland, now is! The Blessings of Peace, Prosperity & Domestic Happiness - The Curses of War, Invasion, Massacre & Desolation. "Curs'd be the man who owes his Greatness to his Country's Ruin!!!! 62. Leaving off Powder, - or - A Frugal Family saving a Guinea / Hanging [Fatal Effects of the French Defeat] Drowning. 63. Patriotic Regeneration - viz - Parliament Reform'd, [sic] a la Francoise - that is - Honest Men (i.e. Opposition) in the Seat of Justice. 64. Light expelling Darkness - or - The Sun of the Constitution rising superior to the Clouds of Opposition. 65. The Real Cause of the present High-Price of Provisions, or, a View on the Sea Coast of England with French Agents, smuggling away supplies for France. 66. john Bull ground down / Blindmans-Buff [sic] - or - Too Many for John Bull. 67. Dido, in Despair! / A keen-sighted Politician warming his Imagination. 68. A True British Tar / What a Cur'tis! [sic] 69. A Lady putting on her Cap - June 1795 / Modern Elegance, a Portrait. 70. Characters in High Life / Enter Cowslip, with a bowl of Cream. 71. The British-Butcher, supplying John-Bull with a Substitute for Bread / The Sleep-Walker. 72. God Save The King, - in a Bumper, or, an Evening Scene three times a week at Wimbleton / The Republican Attack. 73. The Republican Rattle-Snake fascinating the Bedford-Squirrel / The great South Sea Caterpillar, transform'd into a Bath Butterfly. 74. Copenhagen House / Ministerial Eloquence / Opposition Eloquence / Naval Eloquence / Military Eloquence / Fools Eloquence / Billingsgate Eloquence / Pulpit Eloquence / Bar Eloquence (8 vignettes) 75. A Decent Story / Two-Penny Whist. 76. Push-Pin / Lady Godina's Rout; - or - Peeping-Tom spying out Pope-Joan. Vide Fashionable Modesty. 77. Shrine at St. Anne's Hill / Nightly Visitors, at St. Anne's Hill. 78. The Royal Bull-Fight / Substitutes for bread: - or - Right Honorables Saving the Loaves & Dividing the Fishes. 79. The Death of the Great Wolf. 80. The Generae of Patriotism, or, The Bloomsbury Farmer planting Bedfordshire Wheat / "Pity the Sorrows of a Poor old Man." 81. The Fashionable Mama, - or - The Convenience of Modern Dress / A Modern Belle going to the Rooms at Bath. 82. High-Change in Bond Street - ou - la Politesse du Grande Monde / La Belle Espagnole, - ou - la Doublure de Madame Taillen. 83. A Hackney Meeting / The Hustings. Vox populi, - "Well have a Mug! - a Mug! - a Mug!" 84. A Proof of the Refin'd [sic] Feelings of an amiable character, lately a Candidate for a certain ancient City / Democratic Leveling - Alliance a la Francoise, - or - The Union of the Coronet & Clyster-pipe. 85. Regardez Moi / The German Dancing Master / "No Flower that Blows, is like this Rose." 86. Operatical Reform; - or - la Dance a l'Europe / Modern Grace, - or - the Operatical Finale to the Ballet of Alonzo e caro. 87. The Dog Tax (not paid for - to be paid for) / The Wine Duty, - or - The Triumph of Bacchus & Silenus. 88. The Dissolution; or, The Alchymist producing an Aetherial [sic] Representation / John Bull & his Dog Faithful. 89. -- 'and would'st thou turn the vile Reproach on me?" / "Miss, I have a monstrous Crow to pluck with you." 90. Cymon & Iphigenia / My Poll & My Partner Joe. 91. Pylades & Orestes / The Orangery; or, the Dutch Cupid reposing, after the fatigues of Planting. 92. The Reception in Holland / The Man of Feeling, in search of Indispensibles [sic]; - a Scene at the little French Milleners. 93. The Caning in Conduit Street / Glorious Reception of the Ambassador of Peace, on his Entry into Paris. 94. Promised Horrors of the French Invasion - or - Forcible Reasons for negotiating a Regicide Peace. 95. The Contrast, or Things as they Are (Old England, New France). 96. Opening of the Budget: - or - John Bull giving his Breeches to save his Bacon / Begging no Robbery; i.e. Voluntary Contribution; - or - John Bull escaping a Forced Loan. 97. Hint to Modern Sculptors, as an Ornament to a future Square / The Arch-Duke [Charles]. 98. Staggering Bobs, a Tale for Scotchmen, or, Munchausen driving his Calves to Market / Georgey a' Cock-horse. 99. Count Roupee / Un Diplomatique, settling affairs at Stevens's. 100. Half Natural / A Burgess of Warwick-Lane / The Shadow of a Duke. 101. The Gordon Knot, - or - The Bonny Duchess hunting the Bedfordshire Bull / Exaltation of Faro's Daughters. 102. The Loss of Faro-Bank: or, The Rook's Pigeon'd [sic] - "When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of war!" / Discipline a la Kenyon. 103. Pig's Meat; or, The Swine flogg'd [sic] out of the Farm Yard / End of the Irish Invasion; or, The Destruction of the French Armada. 104. Le Coup de Maitre (The Master-stroke) / The Tree of Liberty must be planted immediately! - this is the "Something which must be done" and that quickly too! to save the Country from destruction. 105. The Republican-Hercules defending his Country / The Daily Advertiser. 106. The Tables Turn'd [sic] (Billy in the Devil's claws - Billy sending the Devil packing) / Parliamentary-Reform, or, Opposition-Rats, leaving the House they had Undermined. 107. Midas, Transmuting all into Paper / The Giant-Factotum amusing himself. 108. Political Ravishment, - or - The Old lady of Threadneedle-Street in danger! / Bank Notes, - Paper Money, - French Alarmists, - o, the Devil, the Devil! - ah! poor John Bull!!! 109. Contemplations upon a Coronet / Sandwich-Carrots! dainty Sandwich-Carrots! 110. The Marriage of Cupid & Psyche / A Peep at Christies; - or - Tally-ho, & his Nimeney-pimeney taking the Morning Lounge. 111. Le Baiser a la Wirtembourg[ sic] (the Wirtemburg kiss) / For improving the Breed, Sketched at Wirtemberg [sic]. 112. The Bridal Night. 113. Titianus Redivivus; or, The The Seven-Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle... 114. La Promenade en Famille - a Sketch from Life / The Esplanade. 115. "The feast of Reason, & the flow of Soul - i.e. The Wits of the Age setting the Table in a roar" / La Bonnet Rouge (The Red Hat); or, John Bull evading the Hat Tax. 116. Homer singing his verses to the Greeks / "To the Nuptial-Bower he led her, Blushing like the Morn" - The Nuptial-Bower; - with the Evil-One, peeping at the Charms of Eden. 117. A Slice of Glo'ster Cheese / Pattern Staff / "-- only Look at the General Madam!"/ A Dash up St. James's-Street (4 vignettes). 118. "Thirty years i lived in the parish of Covent Garden, and nobody can say - Mistress Cole - why did you so?" / "--- gentle Manners, with affections mild, In Wit a Man, Simplicity a Child." / [The Officer in the Grenadier's Cap] / A Military Sketch, of a Gilt Stick, or Poker Emblazoned (4 vignettes). 119. Hero's {sic] recruiting at Kelsey's' or, Guard-Day at St. James's / Brigade-Major. Weymouth 1797. 120. The Salute - The Parade / Loyal Souls; or, a peep into the Mess-Room at St. James's. 121. Consequences of a Successful French Invasion (plate No.1) "We come to recover your long lost liberties" (The House of Commons). 122. Consequences of a Successful French Invasion (plate No.2) "We explain de Rights of Man to de Noblesse" (The House of Lords). 123. Consequences of a Successful French Invasion (plate No.3) "We fly on the wings of the wind, to save the Irish Catholics from persecution" (The Front of a Popish Chapel). 124. Consequences of a Successful French Invasion (plate No.4) "Me teach de English Republicans to work" (A Ploughed Field). 125. Opposition Telegraphs; or, The little second-sighted Lawyer giving a true specimen of Patriotic Information / The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-Grinder. 126. Habits of new French Legislators, and other Public Functionaries No.1 Le Ministre d'Etat, en Grand Costume (The Minister of State, in Grand Costume) / French Habits No.2 Les Membres du Conseil des Anciens (Members of the Council of Elders) / French Habits No.3 Les Membres du Conseil des Cinq Cents (Members of the Council of Five Hundred) / French Habits No.4 Membre du Directoire Executif (Member of the Executive Board) - 4 vignettes. 127. French Habits No.5 President d'Administration Municipale (President of Municipal Administration) / French Habits No.6 Le Boureau [sic] (The executioner) / French Habits No.7 L'Advocat de la Republique / French Habits No.8 Membre de la Haute Cour de Justice (Member of the High Court of Justice) - 4 vignettes. 128. French Habits No.9 Juge du Tribunal Correctionnel (Criminal Court Judge) / French Habits No.10 Juge de Paix (Justice of the Peace) / French Habits No.11 Le Tresorier (Treasurer) / French Habits No.12 Messager d'Etat (State Messenger) - 4 vignettes. 129. Lord Longbow the Alarmist, discovering the Miseries of Ireland / United Irishmen in Training. 130. Portrait of an Irish Chief / United Irishmen on Duty. 131. The Crown & Anchor Libel, burnt by the Public Hangman / Retribution; Taring & Feathering - or - Patriot's Revenge. 132. The Apotheosis of Hoche. 133. The Loyal Toast / London Corresponding Society, alarmed. 134. Meeting of Unfortunate Citoyens / Search-Night; or State Watchmen, mistaking Honest-men for Conspirators. 135. "Improvements in Weights & Measures", - or - Sir John Seeclear discovering the Ballance of the British Flag / The Tree of Liberty - with the Devil tempting John Bull. 136. The Explanation / Horrors of the Irish-Union; - Botheration of poor Pat - or - a Whisper across the Channel. 137. Destruction of the French Collosus [sic] / Fighting for the Dunghill; or, Jack tar settling Bonaparte. 138. Nelson's Victory; or, Good News operating upon Loyal Feelings / Stealing off; - or - prudent Secesion [sic]. 139. Citizens Visiting the Bastille / Meeting of the Monied Interest; - Constitutional Opposition to the 10 per Cent. 140. Exhibition of Democratic Transparency; with its Effect upon Patriotic Feelings. 141. Siege de la Colonne de Pompee - Science in the Pillory. Volume 2. 142. A Mameluke Chief / Egyptian Sketches. 143. "L'Infanterie Francaise en Egypte" - Le General L'Asne converted to Ibrahim Bey / "L'Insurrection de L'Institute Amphibee" - The Pursuit of Knowledge. 144. "Praetor Urbanus"; Inauguration of the Coptic Mayor of Cairo, preceded by the Procureur de la Commune / Theologie a la Turque. - The Pale of the Church of Mahomet. 145. "Mamlouk, et Hussard Republicain" - General result of Buonaparte's Attack upon Ibrahim Bey's Rear Guard / 146. Tirailleur Francais, et Cheveau Leger de l'Armee du Pacha de Rhodes" - Evolutions of French Mounted Riflemen. 147. New Pantheon of Democratic Mythology / Hercules Reposing / Mars (The God of War). 148. Harpies defiling the Feast / Cupid / The Twin Stars; Castor & Pollux / The Affrightened Centaur & Lion Britainnique (4 vignettes). 149. Field-Marshall Count Suwarrow-Romniskoy / The Magnanimous Ally. 150. Independence / A Man of Importance. 151. Pizarro contemplating over the product of his new Peruvian Mine / Mrs. Gibbsthe notorious Street-Walker & Extorter. 152. The Gout / "Punch cures the gout, the cholic, and the 'tisick." 153. "Monstrosities" of 1799 (Kensington Gardens) / Venus attired by the Graces. 154. The High German method of destroying vermin at rat-Stadt / The State of the War - or - The Monkey-Race in Danger. 155. Allied Powers Unbooting Egalite / French Generals retiring on account of their health; - with Lepaux presiding in the Directorial Dispensary. 156. The Military Caricaturist / Sir Sydney Smith. 157. A French Gentleman of the Court of Louis XVI - A French Gentleman of the Court of Egalite, 1799 / French Taylor, fitting John Bull with a 'Jean be Bry'. 158. The French Consular Triumverate, [sic] settling the New Constitution / Buonaparte leaving Egypt. 159. The Apples and the Horse-Turds; - or - Buonaparte among the Golden Pippins / Exit Liberte a la Francois! - or - Buonaparte closing the Farce of Egalite, at St. Cloud. 160. Effusions of a Pot of Porter, or Ministerial Conjurations for Supporting the War / The New Speaker (i.e. the Law-Chick between the Hawks & Buzzards.) 161. The Worn-Out Patriot; - or - The last Dying Speech of the Westminster Representative / Pen-Etration. 162. a Portrait / an illustrious Character / [the Back View] / Post tot Naufragia tutius - The Royal Lounger (4 vignettes). 163. A Morning Ride. 164. Design for the Naval Pillar (Britannia Victorious.) 165. Democracy; - or - a Sketch of the Life of Buonaparte (Democratic Innocence - Democratic Humility - Democratic Gratitude - Democratic Religion - Democratic Courage - Democratic Honor - Democratic Glory - Democratic Consolations) 8 vignettes. 166. Hounds Finding / Hounds in Full-Cry. 167. Hounds Throwing-Off / Coming in at the Death. 168. Cockney-Sportsmen marking Game / Cockney-Sportsmen Shooting Flying. 169. Cockney-Sportsmen Re-charging / Cockney-Sportsmen finding a Hare. 170. A Prince of the Old-School / Symptoms of Deep Thinking / The Comforts of a Rumford Stove / Georgey in the Coal-Hole (4 vignettes.) 171. [Large Boots] / --"so Skiffy-Skipt-on, with his wonted grace." / --"all Bond Street trembled as he strode." / "The inexpressible Air of Dignity, - the incomprehensible je-ne-sais-quoi of Elegance, which appertains solely to Men of high Fashion." (4 vignettes) 172. Taking Physick / Gentle Emetic / Breathing a Vein / Charming - well again (4 vignettes.) 173. Comfort to the Corns / A Pinch of Cephalic / Fast-Asleep / Wide-Awake (4 vignettes.) 174. A Corner near the Bank / How to Ride with Elegance thro' the Streets. 175. German Luxury, - or - Repos a l'Allemande / Germans Eating Sour-Krout. 176. Ars - musica / A Country Concert; - or - an Evenings Entertainment in Sussex. 177. "Oh! Listen to the Voice of Love" / Waltzer au Mouchoir / Playing in Parts. 178. Integrity retiring from Office! / Lilliputian Substitutes, Equiping for Public Service. 179. The Union Club. 180. The Little Snuggerer / A Welch Tandem. 181. Forming a Line on the Parade / Governor Wall's Ghost. 182. A Pair of Polished Gentlemen / A Lyoness. 183. "Elegance Democratique." / Billy the Gamekeeper. 184. Temperance enjoying a Frugal Meal / A Voluptuary under the horrors of Digestion. 185. Metallic Tractors / Anacreontick's [sic] in Full-Song. 186. The Cow Pock - or - the Wonderful Effects of the New Inoculation! / Scientific Researches! - New Discoveries in Pneumaticks! [sic] - or - an Experimental lecture on the Powers of Air. 187. Preliminaries of Peace! - or - John Bull and his Little Friends "Marching to Paris." / Political Dreamings! - Visions of Peace! - Perspective Horrors! 188. Political Amusements for Young Gentlemen - or - The Old Brentford Shuttlecock between Old Sarum & the Temple / Preparing for the Grand Attack, or a Private Rehearsal of "The ci-devant [sic] Ministry in danger." 189. The Bulstrode Siren / A Bravura Air Mandane. 190. The Pic-Nic Orchestra / "Blowing up the Pic-Nic's; or, Harlequin Quixotte [sic] attacking the Puppets. 191. Advantage of wearing Muslin Dresses! / Tales of Wonder! 192. Dilettanti-Theatricals; - or - a Peep at the Green Room. 193. Mary of Buttermere / Diana return'd from the Chace {sic]. 194. Corporeal Stamina / Mental Energy / A Bouquet of the last Century / Lordly Elevation (4 vignettes.) 195. Hope / Despair / Sketch of the Interior of St. Stephens, as it now Stands. 196. Fat cattle / The National Parachute, or John Bull conducted to Plenty & Emancipation. 197. The first Kiss this Ten Years! or, the meeting of Britannia & Citizen Francois / A Phantasmagoria. 198. Introduction of Citizen Volpone & his Suite, at Paris / The Nursery; - with Britannia reposing in Peace. 199. Bat-Catching / Physical Aid, - or - Britannia recover'd from a Trance. 200. Doctor Sangrado curing John Bull of Repletion with the kind offices of young Clysterpipe & the little Boney / Armed Heroes. 201. A great Man of the Turf - or - Sir Solomon in all his Glory / The Three Mr. Wiggins's. 202. [Lord Chancellor Thurlow] / an Old Encore at the Opera / A Master of Ceremonies / A Standing-dish at Boodles (4 vignettes.) 203. German Nonchalance, or The Vexation of little Boney / Maniac Ravings - or - Little Boney in a Strong Fit. 204. Death of the Corsican Fox / The Hand-Writing upon the Wall. 205. Buonaparte 48 hours after Landing! / John Bull offering Little Boney fair play. 206. John Bull and the Alarmist / Destruction of the French Gun-Boats - or - Little Boney & his Friend Talley in high Glee. 207. The keenest Sportsman in Broomswell Camp / A hint to Young Officers. 208. French Volunteers marching to the Conquest of Great Britain / What can little T.O. do? -- why drive a Phaeton and Two!! -- can little T.O. do no more? -- yes, drive a Phaeton and Four!! (double page) 209. French Invasion of Buonaparte Landing in Great Britain / The Grand Coronation Procession of Napoleone the 1st Emperor of France from the Church of Notre Dame, Dec 2nd, 1804. (double page) 210. How to break in my own Horse! / -- a Scotch Poney [sic] - commonly call'd a Galloway / Equestrian Elegance! or, a Noble Scot, metamorphosed / Inspecting a Volunteer Corps, in Hyde Park (4 vignettes.) 211. The Corsican-Pest; or Belzebub going to Supper. 212. The Corsican Carcase-Butcher's Reckoning Day / The Reconcilliation. 213. The King of Brobdingnag, and Gulliver (plate 1.) / The Genius of France nursing her darling. 214. The King of Brobdingnag and Gulliver (plate 2.) 215. Confederated Coalition; - or - The Giants storming heaven, with the Gods alarmed for their everlasting abodes. 216. The State Waggoner and John Bull, or The Waggon too much for the Donkeys! / Britannia between Death and the Doctor's - "Death may decide when Doctors disagree." 217. A broad hint of not meaning to Dance / Company shocked at a Lady getting up to Ring the Bell. 218. A Old Maid on a Journey / Fortune-Hunting. 219. Uncorking Old Sherry / Political Candour - i.e. Coalition Resolutions of June 14th 1805. 220. Middlesex-Election, 1804 - "a Long Pull, a Strong Pull, and a Pull-All together." 221. Palemon and Lavinia / Posting in Ireland. 222. A Cockney & his Wife going to Wycombe / Posting in Scotland (trimmed.) 223. -- ci-devant Occupations - or - Madame Talian and thew Empress Josephine dancing Naked before Barrass in the Winter of 1797. 224. St. George and the Dragon. 225. The Theatrical Bubble / The Guardian-Angel. 226. The Plum pudding in danger, or State Epicures taking un Petit Souper! / The Surrender of Ulm - or - Buonaparte & General Mack, coming to a right Understanding. 227. Elements of Skating - Attitude! Attitude is every thing! / Elements of Skating - The Consequences of going before the Wind. 228. Elements of Skating - A Fundamental Error in the Art of Skaiting {sic] / Elements of Skating - making the most of a passing Friend, in a case of Emergency! 229. The Wounded Lion / Bruin in his Boat - or - The Manager in Distress. 230. - the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson, in the moment of Victory! / Sketch for a Monument of Disappointed Justice. 231. Morning Promenade upon the Cliff, Brighton. 232. Clearing a Five-Bar Gate / The Sound of the Horn! - or - the Danger of Riding an Old Hunter. 233. Tiddy-Doll, the great French Gingerbread Baker, drawing out a new batch of Kings - his Man, Hopping Talley mixing up the Dough / Pacific Overtures -or - a Flight from St. Cloud's "over the Water to Charley." 234. News from Calabria! Capture of Buenos Ayres! -- i.e. the Comforts of an Imperial Dejeune at Sty. Clouds / Westminster Conscripts under the Training Act. 235. Le Diable-Boiteux - or - The Devil upon Two Sticks, conveying John Bull to the Land of Promise / The Cabinetical-Balance. 236. Making Decent - i.e. - Broad-bottomites getting into the Grand Costume / More Pigs than Teats, or the new Litter of hungry Grunters, sucking John Bull's Old Sow to death. 237. A Tub for the Whale / Comforts of a Bed of Roses. 238. The Magnanimous Minister, chastising Prussian Perfidy / The Bear and his Leader - "what tho' I am Obligated to Dance a Bear, a Man may be a Gentleman for all that, - My Bear ever dances to the Genteelist of Tunes." 239. A Great Steam from a Petty Fountain - or - John Bull swamped in the Flood of new Taxes / "the Friend of the People" & his Petty-New-Tax-Gatherer, paying John Bull a visit. 240. The Triumph of Quassia / Visiting the Sick. 241. The Rake's Progress at the University - No.1 & No.2 242. The Rake's Progress at the University - No.3 & No.4 243. The Rake's Progress at the University - No.5 / Mother Goose, of Oxford. 244. Matins at Downing College, Cambridge / -- a Petty Professor of Modern History brought to Light. 245. The high-Flying Candidate (i.e. Little Paul Goose) mounting from a Blanket / View of the Hustings in Covent Garden. 246. Patriot's deciding a Point of Honor! - or - an extract Representation of the celebrated Recontre[ sic] which took place at Combe Wood [...] between Little-Paul the Taylor & Sir Francis Goose / Election Candidates ; or the Republican Goose at the Top of the Poll. 247. Political Mathemetician's, Shaking the Broad bottom'd Hemispheres. 248. Posting to an Election - a scene on the Road to Brentford, Nov 1806 / The Funeral Procession of Broad-Bottom (double page.) 249. Triumphal Procession of Little Paul the Taylor upon his new Goose. 250. John Bull and the Sinking Fund - a Pretty scheme for Reducing the Taxes & paying off the National Debt! / A Plumber for Paul! - or - The Little Taylor done over! 251. A Cognocenti contemplating the Beauties of the Antique / The Fall of Icarus. 252. The Pigs Possessed - or - The Broad-bottom'd Litter running headlong into the Sea of Perdition. 253. A Kick at the Broad-Bottoms! - i.e. Emancipation of "All the Talents." / Charon's Boat - or - the Ghost's of "all the Talents" taking their last voyage. 254. Be gone dull care, I prithee begone from Me! / A View of the Pier of Scarborough / A view of Newmarket heath; taken from Davis's Straits. 255. Connoisseurs examining a collection of George Morland's. 256. The New Dynasty - or - the little Corsican Gardiner [sic] planting a Royal Pippin Tree / British Tars towing the Danish Fleet into Harbour. 257. Phaeton alarm'd! 258. Delicious Weather / Dreadful Hot Weather / Sad Sloppy Weather / Raw Weather (4 vignettes.) 259. Fine Bracing Weather / Windy Weather / Very Slippy Weather / Maecenas in pursuit of the Fine Arts (4 vignettes.) 260. Broad Bottom Drones storming the Hive - Wasps, Hornets & Bumble-Bees joining in the Attack / Delicious Dreams! - Castles in the Air! - Glorious Prospects! 261. Disciples catching the mantle: - the Spirit of Darkness overshadowing the Priests of baal. 262. The Spanish Bull-Fight - or - The Corsican Matador in Danger / Apotheosis of the Corsican Phoenix. 263. Spanish Patriots attacking the French Banditti - "Loyal Briton's lending a lift." / The Valley of the Shadow of Death. 264. L'Enfant Trouve, or a sample of Roman Charity, or the Misfortune of not being born with Marks of "the Talents" / Venus a la Coquelle; or The Swan-sea Venus. 265. The Loyal Address! - or - the procession of the Hampshire-Hogs from Botley to St. James's / Patriotic Petitions on the Convention (The Cockney ~Petition! - The Westminster Petition - The Chelmsford Petition - The Middlesex Petition!) 266. Farmer Giles & his Wife shewing [sic] off their daughter Betty to their Neighbours, on her return from School. 267. Theatrical Mendicants, relieved -- "have Pity upon all our Aches & Wantes!" [sic] / Counsellor O.P. - defender of our Theatric Liberties. 268. Pandora opening her Box. 269. Overthrow of the Republican-Babel. 270. Pillars of the Constitution / - an Old English Gentleman pester'd by Servants wanting Places. 271. True Reform of Parliament - i.e. Patriots lighting a Revolutionary Bon-fire in New Palace-Yard. 272. Progress of the Toilet plate 1.- The Stays / Progress of the Toilet plate 2. - The Wig. 273. Progress of the Toilet plate 3. - Dress Completed / Grace, Fashion, and Manners from the Life. 274. The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 1.) / The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 2.) 275. The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 3.) / The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 4.) 276. The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 5.) / The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 6.) 277. The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 7.) / The Life of William Cobbett - written by himself (plate 8.) 278. La Walse. Le Bon Genre / Les Invisibles. 279. A Squall / A Calm. 280. Bristol Cheese / Cambridge Commencement Sermon / - the Introduction of the Pope to the Convocation at Oxford by the Cardinal Broad-Bottom. 281. [Installation of the Chancellor of Oxford.] 282. The Graces in a high Wind / A Little Music - or - the Delights of Harmony. 283. A Barber's Shop in Assize Time (double page.)