Historical caricatures
Note
John Bull's house sett in flames [BM 3890]. 1762
The laird of the boot, or needs must when deel drives [BM 3898]. 1762
The zebra loaded or the Scotch pedler a northern farce now playing in the south [BM 3899]. 1762
The Scotch tent, or true contrast [BM 3912]. 1762
[Lacking title: Sawney Discovered or the Scotch Intruders 1760] [BM 3825]. 1762
A prophecy, the coach overturn'd or the fall of Mortimer [BM 3966]. 1763
The posts [BM 3944]. 1762
The fire of faction [BM 3955]. 1762
A miserable cold place [a design in "The places (being a sequel to the posts) a political pasquinade …") [part of BM 4079]. [approximately 1762]
The kitchen metamorphoz'd [i.e. metamorphosed] [BM 3989]. [approximately 1762]
The present state of Europe; a political farce, of four acts, as it is now in rehearsal, by all the potentates, anno dom: MDCCLXII. Act III. [BM 3929]. 1762
On the peace [one-page handwritten description about the Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War]. Undated
The times [plate 1] [BM 3970]. 1762
The grumbler 1762 [BM 3921]. 1762
The peace bawler [signed O'Garth] [BM ?]. 1762
The D-kes exchanged or the Sc--h hobby horses [BM 4001]. 1763
The proclamation of proclamations, or the most glorious and memorable peace that ever was proclaimed in this or any other metropolis throughout the world. [BM 4007]. 1763
John Wilkes Esqr. [BM 4050]. 1763
The devils triumphant or the messengers in the suds [BM 4065]. 1763
The state of the nation An Dom 1765 &c [BM 4130]. 1765
The remains of His Late Royal Highness, Prince Wm,, Augustus, Duke of Cumberland (who departed this life Octo 31t 1765, in the 45th,, year of his age) lying in state [BM 4123]. 1765
The weavers in an uproar, or a quartern loaf cheap at twelve pence [BM 4122]. 1765
The state nursery [BM 4133]. 1765
The repeal or the funeral procession, of Miss Americ-stamp [BM 4140]. 1766
The wheel of fortune or England in tears [BM 4154]. 1766
The patriot unmask'd or the double pensioner being Bully Pynsents last shift [BM 4146]. 1766
The North star [BM 4229]. [1768]
Quem Deus Vult Perdere, Prius Dementat [lacks title in top margin: P[itt] and Proteus, or a Political Flight to the Moon] [BM 4163]. 1766
The secret councel of the heads / the union [BM 4218]. 1768
The times taken from an original character which appear'd at the masquerade at Lincoln Decr the 21st 1769 [BM 4315]. 1769
Capt General Warrants at the head of his forces 1768 / Dedicated to the electors of Great Britain [BM ?]. 1768
The conference / Instructions Given to Sir Robert Ladbroke, Knt, William Beckford, Esq; the Right Hon Thomas Harley, Esq; and Barlow Trecothick, Esq; representatives of the city of London: by their Constituents [BM 4269]. 1769
Mr Alderman W-s in his magisterial character at the Sessions House in the Old Baily assisted by Ld M-d, the M-r, Aldn H-y, Aldn Tre-k, the Rec-d-r, &c &c [BM 4432]. 1770
The Essex procession from Chelmsford to St J-s's Market, for the good of the Common Veal [BM 4272]. 1769
The battle of Cornhill [BM 4274]. 1769
A crown piece for 1770 [BM 4434]. 1770
The political Cerberus [BM 4317]. 1770
The death of the foxes [BM 4371]. 1770
The button maker [BM 4380]. 1770
The present emperor of Germany receiving petitions from, and redressing the grievances of the meanest of his subjects [BM 4388]. 1770
Carlton House Junto in fear & trembling [BM 4427]. 1770
The Sawyers demolishing the temple of liberty [BM 4431]. 1770
The cub's frolic at Holland-House or the pig basted [BM 5062]. [1772]
The political rat catcher [BM 5099]. [1773]
The young heir among bad councellors, or the lion betray'd [BM 4859]. [1771]
Farmer G--e, studying the wind & weather [BM 4883]. [1771]
The charge thus given, see the J--e retreat, as if the charge was but a grace to meat. / Th' obsequious J--y follow, as he leads, like Minos - only giving Law to shades. [BM 4400]. 1770
The trial of Mr. Cumberland for spreading the distemper among the horned cattle at St. Albans & other parts [BM 4401]. 1770
A scene in Change-Alley, among the bulls, bears, & lame ducks [BM 4471]. 1770
Ld,, S--k and his secretary learning French [BM 4875]. [1771]
The blind justice, & the secretaries one eye & no head examining the old woman and the little girl about the fireing Portsmouth Dock-Yard [BM 4405]. 1772
Trial of the sovereign empress of the vast regions of taste [BM 4929]. 1772
The difference of weight between court & city alderman [BM 4953]. 1772
Struensee's ghost, or Lord B-te and M-n-d in the horrors [i.e. Lord Bute and Lord Mansfield] [BM 4950]. 1772
Vice triumphant over virtue or Britannia hard rode [BM 4877]. 1772
[Remarkable Characters at Mrs Cornellys Masquerade] [BM 4376]. 1770
Shah allum in distress [BM 5100]. 1773
The present times, or the Nabobs Cl-ve and C-l-ke brought to account [BM 5111]. 1773
The modern tradesman, or, the glories of British commerce [BM ?]. 1774
The congress or the necessary politicians [BM 5297]. [1775]
Pro bono publico and his lady; real characters [BM 5359]. 1776
The political raree-show: or a picture of parties and politics, during and at the close of the last session of Parliament, June 1779 [BM 5548]. 1779
The sinking fund [BM 5535]. 1779
Read, mark, learn & inwardly digest [BM 5687]. 1780
Association, or public virtue displayed in a contrasted view [BM 5638]. 1780
L--d Am----t on Duty [i.e. Lord Amherst] [BM 5682]. 1780
Aquila Hapsburghiensis [BM 5763]. 1780
The ballance of power [BM 5827]. 1781
The budget [lacking columns of text at sides] [BM 5834]. 1781
The state watchman discover'd by the genius of Britain studying plans for the reduction of America [BM 5856]. 1781
Throwing up his Majesty's fox hounds [BM 5976]. 1782
The Governors farewell [BM 5999]. 1782
Sawney ganging back again being turned out of place [BM 6005]. 1782
Raising the royal George [BM 6042]. 1782
A peep in the garden at Hayes [BM 5113]. 1782
L N on the stool of repentance or the ill effects of meddling with salts [BM 5977]. 1782
The soliloquy [BM 6020]. 1782
A coalition of parties [BM 6178]. 1783
The union [BM 6189]. 1783
Banditti [BM 6281]. 1783
An analysis of modern patriotism [BM 6207]. 1783
A new pantomine [i.e. pantomime], harlequine [BM 6424]. 1783
The ladies church yard [BM 6263]. 1783
All alive or the political churchyard [BM 6256]. 1783
Great cry and little wool [BM 6283]. 1783
The New sliders for the state magic lanthern [BM 6287]. 1783
The apostate Jack R- the political rat catcher - nb. rats taken alive! [BM 6431]. 1784
Orpheus and Euridyce [i.e. Eurydice] [BM 6731]. 1784
Billy Lackbeard and Charley Blackbeard playing at football [BM 6406]. 1784
Anticipation [BM 6407]. 1784
Don Quixote & his squire Sancho attacking a windmill [BM 6434]. 1784
Master Billy's procession to Grocers Hall [BM 6442]. 1784
The Hanoverian horse and British lion [BM 6476]. 1784
The parody, - or Mother Cole and Loader [BM 6514]. 1784
The Westminster Election 1784 [one-page handwritten description of the election between C. J. Fox and Sir Cecil Wray, ending with note "The caricatures attributed by me at this period to T. Rowlandson are thought by some to be the joint work of Rowlandson & Gillray"]. Undated
Sir Cecils budget for paying the national debt [BM 6475]. 1784
The drum major of sedition [BM 6474].
The rival candidates [BM 6510]. 1784
The Devonshire, or most approved method of securing votes [BM 6520.A]. 1784
The Westminster watchman [BM 6525]. 1784
The poll [BM 6526]. 1784
Lords of the bedchamber [BM 6529]. 1784
A D-e rout or Reynard in his element [BM 6555]. 1784
Wit's last stake, or the cobling voters and abject canvassers [BM 6548]. 1784
The case is altered [BM 6562]. 1784
Procession to the Hustings after a successful canvass [BM 6564]. 1784
The departure [BM 6563]. 1784
For the benefit of the champion … [BM 6591]. 1784
Secret influence directing the new p-l-t. [BM 6587]. 1784
Paul before Felix [BM 6635]. 1784
[Col. Topham endeavouring with his squirt to extinguish the genius of Holman] [BM 6854]. 1785
The loss of Eden--and Eden, lost [BM 6815]. 1785
[Lady Archer] [BM 5879]. 1781
The lover's leap [BM 6929]. 1786
A new coat of arms, granted to the h**ds of the U********y of C*******e, since their late edict against dinners [BM 7016]. 1786
The fox and the bust [BM 6971]. 1786
Nimrod [BM 7173]. 1787
- is this, your louse [BM 7186]. 1787
The meeting of the legion club [BM 7132]. 1787
Uncle George and black dick at their new game of naval shuttlecock, 1787. [BM 7126]. 1787
Such things may be. A tale for future times [BM 7279]. 1788
The struggle, for a Bengal butcher and an imp-pie [BM 7285]. 1788
The fair Quaker of Cheltenham [BM 7374]. 1788
The prospect before us [BM 7383]. 1788
A journey to York. A journey to Weymouth [BM 7551]. 1789
An amphitheatrical attack of the Bastile [BM 7561]. 1789
Sedition and atheism [half of whole print] [BM 7635]. 1790
A milliner's shop [BM 7153].
Political sparring for the amusement of English Spanish French and Dutch masters and misses. [BM 7671]. 1790