[English Cartoons] - Lot 47

[English Cartoons] Collection of 31 English caricatures from the first half of the 19th century, contained in an in-folio, Italian-style album in black chagrin, stamped with the number G in gilt on the first cover (probably for Greffulhe). 32 x 44.5 cm Includes: "the prudent Concil"; "the most illustrious signor Senesino's landing in England ..."; "The admirable admiral B-g [Byng] leading the Honourable & Brave General Blakeney through London in triumph"; "two bloods of Humour, returning from the Bagnio, after having kept it up" (Carington Bowles, 1772); "a visit to Bedlam" (Newton, 1794); "the Liliputian World - Boreas Bubbler (Holland, 1791); "a spy !!! or the Blessings of a convention Bill" (Fores, 1795); "the Liliputian World - Thurlebo the Chancellor" (Holland, 1791); "the Liliputian World - The Honorable Spruce Billy Beau Prime Minister (Holland, 1791) ; "Neck & Crop - an ornament for Temple Bar" (Aitken); "the fow triumphant or Honesty rewarded"; "rural happiness, health, felicity and contentment" (Carington Bowles, 1773); "the olf balland singer" (Carington Bowles, 1775); "Strolling actresses dressing in a Barn" (Hogarth, Riepenhausen); "a perspective view of the Execution of Lord Ferrers at Tyburn May 5th 1760 for the murder of his steward"; "Cowardice rewarded or The Devil will have his due"; "the shooting of Admiral Byng, on board the Monarque, march 14, 1757"; "The Cole heavers"; "Lovelace in Prison"; "The elopement, or a tripp to Scotland" (Sayer & Bennett, 1777); "The politician" (Hogarth, R[owlandson?]); "The wife's fortune told" (Carington Bowles, 1768); "Tippoo Saib's two sons deliverd up to Lord Cornwallis" (Sayer, 1792); "Humours of May Day" (Sayer, Bennett, 1778); "the Dutch toper and his companion" (Carington Bowles, 1768); "Billy's effigy brought to Justice" (Holland, 1797) (title missing) ; "Spectators at a print shop in St Paul's Church yard" (Carington Bowles, 1774); "Deserter taking leave of his wife" (Morland, Suntach, 1793); "The Church choristers" (Carington Bowles, 1773); "The burial of General Fraser" (Bahrenstecher, Kessler).