1826. Hope (from "Phrenological Illustrations") 173

1827. Title-page of "Illustrations of

Time" 225

1828. A Braying Ass (from "The Diverting

History of John Gilpin") 213

1828. Fatal Effects of Tight Lacing (from

"Scraps and Sketches") 37

1828. A Gentleman's Rest Broken (from

"Scraps and Sketches") 163

1828. Punch Throwing Away the Body Of

The Servant (from "Punch and

Judy") 131

1830. The Vicar of Wakefield Preaching

to the Prisoners (from "Illustrations

to Popular Works") 193

1831. Crusoe's Farmhouse and Crusoe In

his Island Home (from "The Life

and Surprising Adventures of

Robinson Crusoe") 241

1831. Adams's Visit to Parson Trulliber

(from "Joseph Andrews" [1]) 189

1833. Don Quixote and Sancho Returning

Home (from "The History and

Adventures of the Renowned Don

Quixote") 201

[Footnote 1: Date of vol., 1832.]

1833. Solomon Eagle (from "A Journal of

the Plague Year") 97

1836. September--Michaelmas Day (from

"The Comic Almanack," 1836) 41

1836. X--Xantippe (from "A Comic

Alphabet") 181

1836. "Eh, Sirs!" (from "Landscape-Historical

Illustrations of Scotland

and the Waverley Novels,"

"Waverley") 169

1836. "Pro-di-gi-ous!" (from "Landscape-Historical

Illustrations of Scotland

and the Waverley Novels,"

"Guy Mannering") 197

1836. Turpin's Flight Through Edmonton

(from "Rookwood") 75

1837. The Streets, Morning (from

"Sketches by Boz") 101

1837. The Last Cab-driver (from

"Sketches by Boz") 105

1838. Norna Despatching the Provisions

(from "Landscape-Historical Illustrations

of Scotland and the Waverley Novels,"

"The Pirate") 237

1839. The Turk's only Daughter approaches

Lord Bateman (from "The

Loving Ballad of Lord Bateman") 229

1839. Jonathan Wild seizing Jack Sheppard

at his Mother's Grave (from

"Jack Sheppard") 79

1839. Jack Sheppard drinking from St

Giles's Bowl (from "Jack Sheppard") 80

1840. The Death Warrant (from "The

Tower of London") 83

1841. The Veterans (from "Songs, Naval

and National, of Charles Dibden") 245

1842. Frightening Society (from "George

Cruikshank's Omnibus") _Frontispiece_

1842. The Duel in Tothill Fields (from

"Ainsworth's Magazine," "The

Miser's Daughter") 87

1842. Over-head and Under-foot (from

"The Comic Almanack") 53

1842. Legend of St Medard (from "The

Ingoldsby Legends") 117

1843. Herne the Hunter appearing to

Henry VIII. (from "Ainsworth's

Magazine," "Windsor Castle") 137

1844. The Marquis de Guiscard attempting

to assassinate Harley (from

"Ainsworth's Magazine," "Saint James's") 91

1845. _The_ Lion of the Party (from "George

Cruikshank's Table-Book") 185

1845. Details from Heads of the Table

(from "George Cruikshank's

Table-Book") 177

1847. Amaranth carried by the Bee's

Monster Steed (from "The Good

Genius that Turned Everything

into Gold") 149

1847. "The Cat Did It!" (from "The

Greatest Plague in Life") 221

1848. Shoeing the Devil (from "The True

Legend of St Dunstan") 122

1848. The Devil about to Sign (from "The

True Legend of St Dunstan ") 123

1849. Miss Eske carried away during

her Trance (from "Clement

Lorimer") 109

1853. The Glass of Whiskey after the

Goose (from "The Glass and the

New Crystal Palace") 62

1853. The Goose after the Whiskey

(from "The Glass and the New

Crystal Palace") 63

1854. When the Elephant stands upon his

Head (from "George Cruikshank's

Magazine") 217

1854. The Pumpkin, etc., being changed

into a Coach, etc., (from "George

Cruikshank's Fairy Library,"

"Cinderella") 153

1864. The Ogre in the form of a Lion

(from "George Cruikshank's Fairy

Library," "Puss in Boots") 157

1875. Monk Reading (from "Peeps at

Life") 249

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