LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
From photographs by Marie Léon.
[Henry Fielding]
From a miniature now in the possession of Mr Ernest Fielding.
[Sharpham House, showing the room in which Fielding was born]
from a print published in 1826.
[Sir Henry Gould]
From a mezzotint by J. Hardy.
[Eton--1742]
From an engraving of a drawing by Cozens.
[Anne Oldfield]
From a mezzotint of a painting by J. Richardson.
[Leyden--1727]
From an engraving of a drawing by C. Pronk.
[Kitty Clive as Philida]
From a mezzotint of a painting by Veter van Bleeck, junr. 1735.
[Frontispiece to Fielding's "Tom Thumb"]
By Hogarth.
[The Close, Salisbury--1798]
From an acquatint of a drawing by E. Dayes.
[Charlcombe Church, near Bath]
From an engraving of a drawing made in 1784.
[Fielding's house, East Stour, Dorsetshire]
From a print published in Hutchins' "History of Dorsetshire," 1813.
[Sir Robert Walpole--1740]
From a contemporary cartoon.
["Pasquin"]
From a cartoon depicting a scene in "Pasquin" in which Harlequinades, etc., triumph aver legitimate drama. Pope is leaving a box. The Signature "W. Hogarth" is doubtful.
[Cartoon celebrating the success of "Pasquin"]
From a contemporary cartoon showing Fielding, supported by Shakespeare, receiving an ample reward, while to Harlequin and his other opponents is accorded a halter.
[The Little Theatre in the Haymarket]
From an engraving by Dale, showing the demolition of the Little Theatre in 1821.
[The Green Room, Drury Lane]
From the painting by Hogarth, in the possession of Sir Edward Tennant.
[The Temple--1738]
From an engraving of a drawing by J. Nicholas.
[Henry Fielding holding the Banner of the "Champion" newspaper]
From a contemporary cartoon showing Sir Robert Walpole laughing at the "Funeral" of an Opposition Motion in Parliament.
[Cartoon showing Fielding, in Wig and Gown, as a supporter of the Opposition]
From a print of 1741.
[Henry Fielding reading at the Bedford Arms]
From the frontispiece to Sir John Fielding's "Jests."
[Assignment for "Joseph Andrews"]
From the autograph now in the South Kensington Museum.
[Beaufort Buildings, Strand, in 1725]
From a watercolour drawing by Paul Sandby, 1725.
[Prior Park, near Bath, the seat of Ralph Allen, 1750]
From an engraving of a contemporary drawing.
[George, First Baron Lyttelton]
From a portrait by an unknown artist.
[Theatre Ticket for Fielding's "Mock Doctor"]
The signature "W. Hogarth" is doubtful.
[Lady Mary Wortley Montagu--1710]
From an engraving by Caroline Watson, from a miniature in the possession of the Marquis of Bute.
[The Bow Street Police Court, Sir John Fielding presiding]
From the "Newgate Calendar", 1795.
[Edward Moore]
From a frontispiece in Chalmers' "British Essayists" 1817.
[Sir John Fielding]
From a mezzotint of a painting by Nathaniel Hone, R.A.
[Ralph Allen]
From a chalk drawing by W. Hoare, R.A.
[Henry Fielding]
From an engraving of a pen and ink sketch, made by Hogarth after Fielding's death.
[Henry Fielding, defending Betty Canning from her accusers, the Lord Mayor, Dr Hill, and the Gipsy]
From a contemporary print, now first reproduced, and the only known sketch of Fielding made during his lifetime.
[Justice Saunders Welch]
From an engraving of a sketch by Hogarth.
[Ryde--1795]
From an engraving of a drawing by Charles Tomkins.
[Lisbon--1793]
From a mezzotint of a drawing by Noel.
The design on the cover is a copy, slightly enlarged, of an impression of Fielding's seal, attached to an autograph letter in the British Museum.