"Phiz." _Fiddle Faddle's Sentimental Tour, in search of the Amusing,
Picturesque, and Agreeable_ (1845). _The Union Magazine._ Vol. I (1846).
Containing three plates by "Phiz." _The Illuminated Magazine._ Conducted
by Douglas Jerrold (1843-5), with woodcut illustrations by Leech, "Phiz"
(H. K. Browne), and others. _Fanny, the little Milliner, or the Rich and
the Poor_ (1846), illustrated by "Phiz" and Onwhyn. _Wits and Beaux of
Society. Sketches of Cantabs, by John Smith (of Smith Hall), Gent._
(1850). _The Cambridge Freshman._ With woodcut illustrations. _Paved
with Gold, or Romance and Reality of the London Streets_, by Augustus
Mayhew (1858). _A Medical, Moral, and Christian Dissection of
Teetotalism by Democritus_ (1846). _New Sporting Magazine_ (1839). _The
Pottleton Legacy_, by Albert Smith. _Christmas Day, and how it was spent
by four persons in the house of Fograss, Fograss, Mowton, and Snorton,
bankers_, by C. Le Ros (1854). _Home Pictures_ (Durtin & Co., 1856). A
series of seven charming and characteristic plates. _Dame Perkins and
her Grey Mare, or the Mount for Market_, by L. Meadows (1866). With
coloured illustrations. _H. B.'s Schoolboy Days._ _Illustrations of the
Five Senses._ _Adventures of Sir Guy de Guy_, by George Halse. _The
Baddington Peerage_, by G. A. Sala (published in _The Illustrated
Times_). In addition to these may be added an illustrated edition of
Byron's works, the "Abbotsford" edition of Sir Walter Scott's Novels,
besides numerous cuts in _The Sporting Gazette_, _The Illustrated
Times_, the early volumes of _Once a Week_, and the Comic Papers.

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BELCARO: being Essays on Sundry AEsthetical Questions.

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