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- Dandies Having a Treat
- 1818
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- C. H. Simpson, Esq. M.C.R.G.V
- 1833
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- A Favorite Poodle Hatching Poultry!! - or A Present of Feather Breeches from the Sandwich Isles
- 1824
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- Monstrosities of 1827
- 1835
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- Design for the Frontspiece of the Annals of Sporting and Fancy Gazette, Volume 1
- 1822
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- Foot Ball
- ca. 1825
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- A Correct Representation of Her Majesty Queen Caroline Returning from the House of Lords, 1820
- after 1820
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Black Matins, or the Effect of Late Drinking upon Early Risers
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Maiden Brief, Dick Gradus's first appearance among the Worthies of Westminster Hall
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Daffy Club, or a Musical Muster of the Fancy
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Great Subscription Room at Brooks's or Opposition Members engaged upon Hazardous Points
- 1824
![Robert Isaac Cruikshank Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [The House of Lords in High Debate. The Duke of York, making his speech upon the Catholic Question] pub. as The House of Lords](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/5f26c679-48a3-4780-a944-fffb6a61f5e5)
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [The House of Lords in High Debate. The Duke of York, making his speech upon the Catholic Question] pub. as The House of Lords
- 1824
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- To Let with Room
- undated
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- £/Pounds. s/Shillings. p/Pence. Dancing Bears
- 1830
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- Being well lather'd from a dish or tub./Hodge new began with grinning pain to grub. Sirrah! I tell you you're a knave. To cry up razors that can't shave
- 1830
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- Going Out. Going Home
- 1830
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- The Poet. The Sailor's Ballast
- 1830
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- The Needless Alarm. A Smoking Party
- 1830
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- Admiral Van Tromp's Duel. Comforts of a Wife
- 1830
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- The Gouty Merchant and Stranger. A Card Party
- 1830
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- Lobster Sauce. The Unexpected Visit
- 1830
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- The Pauper Family and Footman. A Steam Packet Cabin
- 1830
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- The Angler's Going Out. The Pleasures of Angling
- 1830
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- None but the Brave deserve the Fair. Honour
- 1830
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- The Englishman in France. A Cold Duck
- 1830
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- An Unconventional Visit
- undated
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- Public Refreshment in Low Society
- undated
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- Public Refreshment in High Society
- undated
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Flooring of Mercury or Burning the Oaks, a Scene in Tom Quadrangle
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Oppidan's Museum or Eton Court of Claims at the Christopher
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": First Bow to Alma Mater or Bernard Blackmantle's introduction to the Big Wig
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": College Comforts, A Freshman taking possession of his Rooms
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Opera Green Room, or Noble Amateurs viewing Foreign Curiosities
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Oxford Transports or Albanians doing Penance for Past Offences
- 1824
![Robert Isaac Cruikshank Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [The Vice Chancellor in the Divinity School - Golgotha or the Place of Skulls - Sentance of Rustication]](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/cbfd91f9-9b75-44d1-891d-138b0144609e)
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [The Vice Chancellor in the Divinity School - Golgotha or the Place of Skulls - Sentance of Rustication]
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Town and Gown or the Battle of the Togate and the Town Raff in the High Street Oxford
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": The Royal Saloon Piccadilly
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": A Frolic in High Life, or a Visit to Billingsgate
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Tom Echo laid up with the Headington fever or an Oxonion very near the Wall
- 1824
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- Family Men at Fault, or an Unexpected Visit from the Bishop and his Chaplains
- ca. 1824
![Robert Isaac Cruikshank Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [Portraits from Life by J. R. Cruikshank] pub. as Bernard Blackmantle reading his Play in the Green Room of Covent Garden Theatre](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/a555825e-9e57-479d-822d-b639a29f1e36)
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": [Portraits from Life by J. R. Cruikshank] pub. as Bernard Blackmantle reading his Play in the Green Room of Covent Garden Theatre
- 1824
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- Wash proofs to accompany Westmacott's "The English Spy": Morning and in Low Spirits - a Scene in a Lock up House, Vide Cary St. Chancery Lane
- 1825