July-Dec 1843, p251 - The Great Prize Alderman Show

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE GREAT PRIZE ALDERMAN SHOW

OTHER:
FED UPON TURTLE

ALD. WADDLE
AGED 49
FED ON
TURTLE .2601.tt
TURBOT.1800
VENISON.6002
MADE DISHES 1001
WEIGHT 40 ST.

ALD. GOBLE
AGED.61
FED ON
TURTLE 2[?]87
VENISON [???]
WEIGHT
38 ST.

July-Dec 1843. p209 - The Guy Mayor's Day

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE GUY MAYOR'S DAY

CHORUS OF ALDERMEN

Please to remember
The Ninth of November,
A new Lord Mayor we have got;
We know no reason,
When turtle's in season,
Why dinner should be forgot.

OTHER:
Domine Dirige Nos

July-Dec 1843, p179 - Prince Albert's Studio

ARTIST:
John Leech

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PRINCE ALBERT'S STUDIO

OTHER:
ALBERT'S OWN

11th HUSSARS

QUEEN'S OWN

July-Dec 1843, p159 - The Image Seller

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE IMAGE SELLER

"Who'll Buy? Image! Fine image! Who'll buy?"

July-Dec 1843, p149 - Punch on his Canvass

ARTIST:
John Leech

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PUNCH ON HIS CANVASS

OTHER:
VOTE AND INTEREST PUNCH FOR CITY

July-Dec 1843, p99 - A Scene in Westminster Circus

ARTIST:
John Leech

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A SCENE IN WESTMINSTER CIRCUS

CLOWN TO THE RING (loq.) - "NOW, MR. WELLINGTON, is there anything I can run for to fetch - for to come - for to go - for to carry - for to bring - for to take," &c. &c. &c.

OTHER:
Hear Hear

July-Dec 1843, p59 - The "Satisfaction" of a "Gentleman" (Cartoon No.VI.)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE "SATISFACTION" OF A "GENTLEMAN"

OTHER:
TO NEWGATE

THE NEAREST WAY TO CEMETERY

July-Dec 1843, p23 - Substance and Shadow (Cartoon No.I.)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW

July-Dec 1843, p5 - Rebecca and Her Daughters

ARTIST:
John Leech

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REBECCA AND HER DAUGHTERS

Tolltaker . . . SIR R. P—L Irish Rebecca . . . . D—L O'C—L. Rebecca's Daughters by MEMBERS OF THE REPEAL ASS—N.

OTHER:
ROBERT PEEL

CHURCH RATE

UNION

TITHES

POOR LAWS

RINT

Jan-June 1843, p197 - The Original Industrious Flea (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.LXXVII)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE ORIGINAL INDUSTRIOUS FLEA.

(Kindly suggested by SIR EDWARD SUGDEN)

Jan-June 1843, p177 - A Scene at Greenwich Fair (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.LXXV)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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A SCENE AT GREENWICH FAIR.

A Game of " Knock 'em down."

OTHER:
GLACIARIUM ON SLIDING SCALE

TO BE SEEN HERE
THE GATES OF SOMNAUTH

Jan-June 1843, p87 - The Charity Ball (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.LXVI)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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THE CHARITY BALL

Having purchased a ticket for a Charity Ball, you are deluded by the promise of a pretty Partner to waltz, and are victimized as above.

July-Dec 1842, p253 - The Presentation of the Chinese Ambassador (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.LVIII)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landsells

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THE PRESENTATION OF THE CHINESE AMBASSADOR

July-Dec 1842, p213 - Illustrations of Humbug - No.1 (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.LIV)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landsells

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"'Tis true there is a slight difference in our ages, but with hearts that love, such considerations become frivolous. The world! Pshaw! Did you but love as I do, you would care but little for its opinion. Oh! say, beautiful being, will you be mine?"

July-Dec 1842, p153 - Social Miseries - No.11 - The Pleasures of Folding Doors (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.XLVIII)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landells

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THE PLEASURES OF FOLDING DOORS

Hearing "The Battle of Prague" played with a running accompaniment of - One, and Two, and Three; - and One, and Two, and Three; - and - - - -

Jan-June 1842, p169 - Social Miseries - No.8 - The Dutiful Sons (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.XXXIX)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landells

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THE DUTIFUL SONS.

"Ain't i t prime, Bill, being out o'nights?"
"I believe yer ;- 'specially when the Gov'nors don't know anything about it."

OTHER:
Soda

Jan-June 1842, p149 - Social Miseries - No.7 - Metaphysics (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.XXXVI)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landells

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METAPHYSICS.
"What you say about Corporeity is all very well, but it presupposes the idea of - (hic) - absolute spirituality and transcendental - (hic) - perfection - (hic); b'sides, it's incompatible - (hic) - with the def'nition of space." - (Hic.)
"Well! don't - go - old fellow. Have some m-m-m-ore - g-g-g-r-o-g-grog." - (Hic.)

OTHER:
KANT

PUNCH

[illegible]

Jan-June 1842, p119 - Social Miseries - No.6 - A Morning Call. - More free than welcome (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.XXXIII)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landells

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A MORNING CALL - MORE FREE THAN WELCOME.
"OH! If you please, Sir, here's that dark gentleman called again. I told him you wasn't at home but he says he'll just step up, and's a comin' up-stairs!"

OTHER:
MARYANN MIGGINS

POST

Jan-June 1842, p37 - Social Miseries - No.2 - Jinks trying his own coals (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.XXVI)

ARTIST:
John Leech

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SOCIAL MISERIES - NO.2

JINKS TRYING HIS OWN COALS

MAID - Ayther the chimley won't draw or the coals won't burn, drat 'em! I'll just open the window, and get up a little draught.
JINKS - Hallo! what are you about?
MAID - A-trying to light the fire, Sir, with your coals.
JINKS - With my coals! The girls a-a ninny. Sh-u-u-t dow-own the window, and - let me enjo-oy the smoke, for that sur-pri-zes me.

July-Dec 1841, p43 - Foreign Affairs (PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS. NO.IV)

ARTIST:
John Leech; Ebeneezer Landells

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FOREIGN AFFAIRS

The Great Singer

Genius

[on books, ed.] Mozart, Weber, Beethoven, Hayden, Romberg, Cherubeni, Mozart Requiem done into a quadrille, by ?M. Tallberg ? [not sure of name, ed.]