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Cracking a joke!!.
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1756-1827
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The topers mistake.
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1801
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Portsmouth Point.
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1756-1827
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A lump of innocence [copy 2].
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1756-1827
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A lump of innocence [copy 1].
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1756-1827
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Hiring a servant.
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1756-1827
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Deadly lively.
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1815
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A picture of misery [copy 1].
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1756-1827
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A picture of misery [copy 2].
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1811
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At home and abroad. Abroad and at home.
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1807
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Rum characters in a shrubbery.
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1808
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The brilliants.
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1801
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Volunteer wit or not enough for a prime.
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1756-1827
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Antiquarians. A la Greque.
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1805
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A money scrivener.
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1801
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The sailor and the field preacher.
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1805
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Christmas gambols.
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1812
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The Wiseacre Corporation.
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1804
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The Wiseacre Corporation.
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1804
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[Twelfth night characters, sheet 1].
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1756-1827
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[Twelfth night characters, sheet 2].
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1756-1827
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The last jig or adieu to Old England.
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1818
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Style - pl. 1. Town. Country.
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1795-1840
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Mock turtle. Puff paste.
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1756-1827
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Honey moon.
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1807
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A sailor in a stable.
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1805
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Rigging out a smuggler.
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1756-1827
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A lump of impertinence.
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1809
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A lump of impertinence.
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1756-1827
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The country club.
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1756-1827
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A bill of fare for Bond Street epicures!! A La Mode Beef. Rump of Beef...
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1756-1827
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A mistake at New Market. Or sport and piety. [copy 1].
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1756-1827
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A mistake at New Market. Or sport and piety. [copy 2].
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1756-1827
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She stoops to conquer.
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1756-1827
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Crimping a Quaker.
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1814
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The apothecary's prayer!!.
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1801
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Plucking a spoony.
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1756-1827
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The consultation.
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1792
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The consultation.
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1785
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[Seated woman wearing pink dress].
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1756-1827
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A brace of brimstones.
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1806
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The Welch sailor's mistake or tars in conversation.
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1808
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[A white serjeant; or special messenger!].
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1777-1798
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Wet parsons.
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1787
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A white serjeant; or special messenger!.
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1794
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Smithfield sharpers or rhe countrymen defrauded.
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1787
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She will be a soldier. No. 1.
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1798
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The soldiers departure.
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1799
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Union between England & Ireland.
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1756-1827
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The unexpected return, or Snip in danger.
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1808
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The anatomist.
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1756-1827
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Connoisseurs.
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1809
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Love and dust.
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1756-1827
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Refinement of language.
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1756-1827
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The news paper.
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1800
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A select vestry [copy 1].
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1806
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A select vestry [copy 2].
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1806
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A sailor miss-taken!!.
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1801
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Kicking up a breeze. Or barrow Women basting a beadle.
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1814
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Kicking up a breeze.
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1814
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Come live with me and be my love.
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1815
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Jack Tar admiring the fair sex.
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1815
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The crowe & the pigeon.
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1799
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Spit fires.
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1810
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[Opera box with three women, one man].
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1785
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[Opera box with three women].
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1785
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[Opera box with two couples].
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1785
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[Opera box with one woman, four men].
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1785
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Side box sketches.
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1756-1827
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A lady in limbo or Jew bail rejected.
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1802
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Evening, or the man of feeling.
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1802
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My wife!.
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1815
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Miseries of social life: After dinner with a favorite party, when the...
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1807
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Evening, or the man of feeling.
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1781
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[An application for a seat in Parliament].
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1809
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[Interruption or inconvenience of a lodging house].
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1756-1827
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Land Stores.
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1756-1827
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A Templar at his studies.
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1811
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[Dinners dressed in the neatest manner].
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1811
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The married man.
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1786
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The romp.
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1786
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The convocation.
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1792
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Ladies trading on their own bottom.
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1756-1827
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All fours.
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1802
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All fours.
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1756-1827
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Butterfly hunting.
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1806
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Italian picture dealers humbuging my Lord Anglaise [copy 2].
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1812
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Doctor Botherum. The Mountebank.
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1800
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Italian picture dealers humbuging my Lord Anglaise [copy 1].
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1812
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Unloading a waggon.
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1813
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