1770. Queen Mab, A Collection of Entertaining Tales of
Fairies.
1783. The Lilliputian Magazine. Illustrated by Thomas
Bewick, published by Carnan.
1788. The Pleasing Companion, A Collection of Fairy Tales.
1788. Fairy Tales Selected from the Best Authors, 2 vols.
1770-91. Books published by John Evans, of Long Lane. Printed on coarse sugar paper. They included: Cock Robin, 1791; Mother Hubbard; Cinderella; and The Tragical Death of an Apple Pye.
1809. A Collection of Popular Stories for the Nursery, translated from French, Italian, and Old English, by Benjamin Tabart, in 4 volumes.
1810 (about). Lilliputian Library, by J.G. Rusher, of
Bridge St., Banbury. The Halfpenny Series included:
Mother Hubbard and Her Dog; Jack The
Giant-Killer; Dick Whittington and His Cat; The
History of Tom Thumb (Middlesex); Death and
Burial of Cock Robin; and Cinderella and Her Glass
Slipper.
The Penny Series included:—
History of a Banbury Cake, and Jack the Giant-Killer, designed by Craig, engraved by Lee.