'"James Jumps."'
The Art of ingeniously tormenting, with five plates by Woodward and Rowlandson (Tegg).
The Caricature Magazine, or Hudibrastic Mirror, in numbers.
THE CARICATURE MAGAZINE OR MIRROR OF MIRTH
BEING A COLLECTION OF HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL CARICATURES
DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED
By THOMAS ROWLANDSON, Esq.
LONDON
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS TEGG
111 CHEAPSIDE
The Beauties of Tom Brown, embellished with engravings by Rowlandson, one vol.
1808. Chesterfield Travestie, or School for Modern Manners, embellished with ten caricatures. Engraved by Rowlandson from original drawings by Woodward. Published by Thomas Tegg, 111 Cheapside, 1808. Republished under the title of Chesterfield Burlesque, 1811.
Mottoes.
The better sort should have before 'em
A grace, a manner, a decorum.—Butler.