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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
Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1845...052
Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1857...188
Adding Iasult to Injury ...............................1859...202
Advent of Spring, The .................................1849...157
Affecting Incident at Boulogne ........................1853...052
Affecting-Rather.......................................1851...107
After the Bath ........................................1857...264
Afternoon Tea .........................................1859...220
Agreeable Prescription, An.............................1858...106
Agricultural Distress..................................1851...074
Alarming Proposition ..................................1859...189
Always be Polite when Travelling.......................1856...195
Amateur Pantomime......................................1857...014
Ample Protection ......................................1859...136
An Absentee ...........................................1845...232
An Art that doth Disfigure Nature......................1856...186
An Hour's Ride.........................................1852...074
Angling Delights ......................................1859...062
Another Bit from the Mining District...................1854...139
Another Railway Misery.................................1855...092
April Fool, An ........................................1855...046
Aquatics—A Comfortable Randan.........................1855...080
Aquatic Manouvres......................................1859...168
'Arry and 'Arriet .....................................1S58...195
Art Progress ..........................................1S57...127
Artificial Ice-Grand Pas des Patineurs.................1850...026
Artistic (!) Studio, The...............................1857...193
Assurance .............................................1847...105
Astounding Announcement................................1857
Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1845...052
Adding Insult to Injury ...............................1857...188
Adding Iasult to Injury ...............................1859...202
Advent of Spring, The .................................1849...157
Affecting Incident at Boulogne ........................1853...052
Affecting-Rather.......................................1851...107
After the Bath ........................................1857...264
Afternoon Tea .........................................1859...220
Agreeable Prescription, An.............................1858...106
Agricultural Distress..................................1851...074
Alarming Proposition ..................................1859...189
Always be Polite when Travelling.......................1856...195
Amateur Pantomime......................................1857...014
Ample Protection ......................................1859...136
An Absentee ...........................................1845...232
An Art that doth Disfigure Nature......................1856...186
An Hour's Ride.........................................1852...074
Angling Delights ......................................1859...062
Another Bit from the Mining District...................1854...139
Another Railway Misery.................................1855...092
April Fool, An ........................................1855...046
Aquatics—A Comfortable Randan.........................1855...080
Aquatic Manouvres......................................1859...168
'Arry and 'Arriet .....................................1S58...195
Art Progress ..........................................1S57...127
Artificial Ice-Grand Pas des Patineurs.................1850...026
Artistic (!) Studio, The...............................1857...193
Assurance .............................................1847...105
Astounding Announcement................................1857
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Astonishing Request An................................1857...199
As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850...105
At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859...269
At Epsom ..............................................1850...232
At Paris...............................................1853...169
At the Play............................................1858...261
At the Seaside ................. ......................1853...271
Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850...096
Awkward Predicament....................................1858...189
Astonishing Request An................................1857...199
As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850...105
At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859...269
At Epsom ..............................................1850...232
At Paris...............................................1853...169
At the Play............................................1858...261
At the Seaside ................. ......................1853...271
Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850...096
Awkward Predicament....................................1858...189
Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856...225
Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854...087
Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855...200
Beard Movement, The....................................1854...064
Beard Movement, The....................................1857...128
Beard Movement, The....................................1856...263
Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852...087
Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857...126
Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856...185
Black Indignity, A ....................................1857...127
Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855...153
Blind with Rage........................................1856...201
Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851...033
British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853...114 1856...120
British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859...236
Broad Caricature ......................................1843...047
Brothers in Arms ......................................1853...187
Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859...010
Brutal levity..........................................1863...258
Business-like .........................................1854...063
Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858...211
By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858...108
Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854...087
Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855...200
Beard Movement, The....................................1854...064
Beard Movement, The....................................1857...128
Beard Movement, The....................................1856...263
Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852...087
Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857...126
Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856...185
Black Indignity, A ....................................1857...127
Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855...153
Blind with Rage........................................1856...201
Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851...033
British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853...114 1856...120
British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859...236
Broad Caricature ......................................1843...047
Brothers in Arms ......................................1853...187
Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859...010
Brutal levity..........................................1863...258
Business-like .........................................1854...063
Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858...211
By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858...108
Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853...060
Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853...271
Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853...271
Candid.................................................1859
Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853...271
Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853...271
Candid.................................................1859
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Canine.................................................1851...139
Careful Rider, A ......................................1853...269
Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854...047
Catching a Tartar......................................1856...184
Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855...250
Caution to Travellers .................................1853...171
CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858...100
Cavalier, A............................................1857...241
Censors ...............................................1858...256
Census, The ...........................................1861...259
Certainly Not..........................................1S55...072
Champion, The..........................................1844...020
Christmas Eve .........................................1863...005
Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856...009
Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855...207
Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857...240
Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50...139
Cold Wealher...........................................1855...029
Comet, The ............................................1858...229
Coming Collision, The..................................1857...225
Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858...193
Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857...254
Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857...270
Compliments of the Season..............................1861...004
Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847...096
Consolation............................................1856...263
Consultation, A........................................1856...143
Cool Request, A .......................................1856...247
Cool Request ..........................................1857...082
Course of True, &c., Never Did, &c.....................1857...203
Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862...021
Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859...265
Crinoline Again........................................1858...132
Crinoline for Ever!—No Bathing-Machine Required.......1858...194
Crinoline on the Water.................................1858...197
Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859...103
Currency Question, The
Canine.................................................1851...139
Careful Rider, A ......................................1853...269
Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854...047
Catching a Tartar......................................1856...184
Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855...250
Caution to Travellers .................................1853...171
CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858...100
Cavalier, A............................................1857...241
Censors ...............................................1858...256
Census, The ...........................................1861...259
Certainly Not..........................................1S55...072
Champion, The..........................................1844...020
Christmas Eve .........................................1863...005
Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856...009
Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855...207
Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857...240
Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50...139
Cold Wealher...........................................1855...029
Comet, The ............................................1858...229
Coming Collision, The..................................1857...225
Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858...193
Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857...254
Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857...270
Compliments of the Season..............................1861...004
Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847...096
Consolation............................................1856...263
Consultation, A........................................1856...143
Cool Request, A .......................................1856...247
Cool Request ..........................................1857...082
Course of True, &c., Never Did, &c.....................1857...203
Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862...021
Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859...265
Crinoline Again........................................1858...132
Crinoline for Ever!—No Bathing-Machine Required.......1858...194
Crinoline on the Water.................................1858...197
Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859...103
Currency Question, The
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Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847...037
Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860...251
Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859...198
Deceiver, A ...........................................1859...039
Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857...233
Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856...067
Delicate Creature, A...................................1855...085
Delicate Hint, A ..................................... 1855...108
Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862...247
Delicate Test .........................................1859...225
Delicious..............................................1857...036
Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857...207
Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847...025
Delightful—Oh! Here's a Jolly Sledge..................1855...038
Delusive Notion........................................1852...146
Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858...223
Did You Ever? .........................................1858...1ll
Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851...092
Disappointed One, The .................................1858...187
Discretion ........................................... 1847...064
Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858...196
Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856...238
Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855...034
Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848...135
Domestic Bliss ........................................1847...056
Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856...181
Domestic Economy ......................................1859...099
Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858...205
Double Game, A ........................................1858...239
Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857...141
Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859...213
Dreadful Joke .........................................1855...007
Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854...039
Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857...093
Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860...251
Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859...198
Deceiver, A ...........................................1859...039
Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857...233
Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856...067
Delicate Creature, A...................................1855...085
Delicate Hint, A ..................................... 1855...108
Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862...247
Delicate Test .........................................1859...225
Delicious..............................................1857...036
Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857...207
Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847...025
Delightful—Oh! Here's a Jolly Sledge..................1855...038
Delusive Notion........................................1852...146
Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858...223
Did You Ever? .........................................1858...1ll
Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851...092
Disappointed One, The .................................1858...187
Discretion ........................................... 1847...064
Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858...196
Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856...238
Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855...034
Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848...135
Domestic Bliss ........................................1847...056
Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856...181
Domestic Economy ......................................1859...099
Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858...205
Double Game, A ........................................1858...239
Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857...141
Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859...213
Dreadful Joke .........................................1855...007
Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854...039
Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857...093
Eager Applicants..,....................................1854...039
Early Philosophy ......................................1847
Early Philosophy ......................................1847
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Easier Said than Done..................................1856...239
East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855...255
Easy Matter, An .......................................1859...270
Education in the Mining Districts......................1855...095
Eligible Party, An ....................................1848...103
English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848...109
Enthusiasm ............................................1854...115
Envious Youth, An .....................................1857...018
Epigrammatic ..........................................1845...189
Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858...227
Equine ................................................1858...144
Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854...116
Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849...058
Excitement ............................................1856...053
Excursion Boat after a Rather Boisterous Passage, &c...1857...172
Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859...203
Easier Said than Done..................................1856...239
East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855...255
Easy Matter, An .......................................1859...270
Education in the Mining Districts......................1855...095
Eligible Party, An ....................................1848...103
English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848...109
Enthusiasm ............................................1854...115
Envious Youth, An .....................................1857...018
Epigrammatic ..........................................1845...189
Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858...227
Equine ................................................1858...144
Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854...116
Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849...058
Excitement ............................................1856...053
Excursion Boat after a Rather Boisterous Passage, &c...1857...172
Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859...203
Fact, A................................................1861...243
Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856...234
Faded Youth, A ........................................1847...131
Fair and Equal.........................................1858...030
Fair Disputants .......................................1858...258
Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858...221
Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862...006
Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846...257
Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858...270
Farm-yard, The ........................................1853...246
Fashion of the Period .................................1858...247
Fellow Feeling.........................................1856...246
Feminine Amenities.....................................1856...174
Festive Season, The....................................1857...025
Fine Hautboys..........................................1855...051
Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854...051
Flattering ............................................1855...087
Flunkeiana.............................................1848...054
Flunkeiana.............................................1857...184
Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857
Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856...234
Faded Youth, A ........................................1847...131
Fair and Equal.........................................1858...030
Fair Disputants .......................................1858...258
Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858...221
Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862...006
Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846...257
Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858...270
Farm-yard, The ........................................1853...246
Fashion of the Period .................................1858...247
Fellow Feeling.........................................1856...246
Feminine Amenities.....................................1856...174
Festive Season, The....................................1857...025
Fine Hautboys..........................................1855...051
Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854...051
Flattering ............................................1855...087
Flunkeiana.............................................1848...054
Flunkeiana.............................................1857...184
Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857
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Flycatcher, The .......................................1852...064
Fly Fishing ...........................................1855...057
Fog. The, is so very Thick.............................1855...028
Folly and Innocence....................................1856...140
Fortune's Favourite....................................1847...100
Fortunate Fellows......................................1858...231
Fortune-Telling, a Scene of Domestic Interest .........1858...070
Four-in-Hand Mania, The................................1856...226
Fox Hunting in a Fog...................................1856...223
Fraternity ............................................1859...128
French as it is Spoken.................................1856...245
Friendly Badinage......................................1856...217
Friendly Mount, A .....................................1857...061
Flycatcher, The .......................................1852...064
Fly Fishing ...........................................1855...057
Fog. The, is so very Thick.............................1855...028
Folly and Innocence....................................1856...140
Fortune's Favourite....................................1847...100
Fortunate Fellows......................................1858...231
Fortune-Telling, a Scene of Domestic Interest .........1858...070
Four-in-Hand Mania, The................................1856...226
Fox Hunting in a Fog...................................1856...223
Fraternity ............................................1859...128
French as it is Spoken.................................1856...245
Friendly Badinage......................................1856...217
Friendly Mount, A .....................................1857...061
Friendly Sympathy .....................................1858...250
From the Mining Districts .............................1855...135
Frozen-out Fox Hunter, The ............................1861...078
Frozen-out Fox Hunters.................................1854...031
Frugal Marriage Question, The..........................1858...088
Fumigation.............................................1855...211
From the Mining Districts .............................1855...135
Frozen-out Fox Hunter, The ............................1861...078
Frozen-out Fox Hunters.................................1854...031
Frugal Marriage Question, The..........................1858...088
Fumigation.............................................1855...211
Generous Offer, A......................................1857...162
Glorious News for the Boys.............................1859...035
Going to Church-Scarborough............................185S...197
Good Catch, A..........................................1856...245
Going to the Ball-the Finishing Touch..................1859...235
Going Out of Town .....................................1858...191
Going to the Park......................................1859...263
Going to a Party ......................................1846...056
Golden Rule, A.........................................1846...107
Good Cheer ............................................184S...007
Good Liver, A .........................................1857...152
Good News, Real Sentiment .............................1854...047
Good Old Comic Clown ..................................1860...038
Good Security .........................................1853...048
Grand Charge of Perambulators and Defeat of the Swells.1856...234
Great Boon, The .......................................1858...140
Great Boon to the Public...............................1855...068
Great Plague in Life, A
Glorious News for the Boys.............................1859...035
Going to Church-Scarborough............................185S...197
Good Catch, A..........................................1856...245
Going to the Ball-the Finishing Touch..................1859...235
Going Out of Town .....................................1858...191
Going to the Park......................................1859...263
Going to a Party ......................................1846...056
Golden Rule, A.........................................1846...107
Good Cheer ............................................184S...007
Good Liver, A .........................................1857...152
Good News, Real Sentiment .............................1854...047
Good Old Comic Clown ..................................1860...038
Good Security .........................................1853...048
Grand Charge of Perambulators and Defeat of the Swells.1856...234
Great Boon, The .......................................1858...140
Great Boon to the Public...............................1855...068
Great Plague in Life, A
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Great Tobacco Controversy, The ........................1857...169
Grievance, A...........................................1856...119
Guy Fawkes' Day........................................1856...254
Great Tobacco Controversy, The ........................1857...169
Grievance, A...........................................1856...119
Guy Fawkes' Day........................................1856...254