[Illustration: _T. Bewick._ GIN AND BITTERS. The Sportsman's Cabinet, 1803.] [Illustration: "WILLIE BREW'D A PECK O'MAUT."] The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. Engravings on Wood by Bewick, from designs by Thurston. Alnwick: Printed by Catnach and Davison, 1808. And London: Printed for T. Cadell and Davis, Strand, 1814. With cuts previously used in Davison's publications. [Illustration] "Many of the engravings produced for Burns' Poems, are of a very superior class, and cannot be too highly commended."--_Hugo._ [Illustration: "_And for whole days would wander in those places where she had been used to walk with Henry._" THE HISTORY OF CRAZY JANE. By Sarah Wilkinson. With a Frontispiece by Bewick. ALNWICK: Printed by W. DAVISON, 1813.] [Illustration: JACKSON'S: A TREATISE ON WOOD ENGRAVING. _See Hugo's "Bewick Collector."--The Supplement._] [Illustration: THE REPOSITORY OF SELECT LITERATURE. Adorned with beautiful Engravings by Bewick. ALNWICK: Printed by W. DAVISON, 1808.] [Illustration: ARMS OF NEWCASTLE. (_Signed_ Bewick, _Sculpt._)] [Illustration: BULL PURSUING A MAN. THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT FERGUSON, with his Life. Engravings on Wood by BEWICK.] [Illustration: "SANDIE AND WILLIE." THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT FERGUSON. Alnwick: Printed by W. DAVISON.--1814.] [Illustration: SCOTTISH BALLADS AND SONGS. Printed and Sold by G. NICHOLSON, Poughnill, Near Ludlow.] [Illustration: G. NICHOLSON, PRINTER, Poughnill, near Ludlow.] [Illustration: G. NICHOLSON, Printer, Poughnill, near Ludlow.] [Illustration: G. NICHOLSON, Printer.] [Illustration: "_Not to return, how painful the remembrance Of joys departed,_" BLAIR'S GRAVE. Alnwick: Printed by CATNACH and DAVISON,--1808.] [Illustration: FROM NEWCASTLE. HUGO'S Bewick's Woodcuts, No. 1333.] [Illustration: VIEW OF STRAWBERRY HILL. With Shield of Arms of the Hon. Horace Walpole.] [Illustration: Mr. Bigge's cut of the FIGURE OF LIBERTY.] [Illustration: TYNE-SIDE SCENE, With Shield of Arms.] [Illustration: A CHURCHYARD MEMORIAL CUT.] [Illustration] [Illustration] [Illustration: THE SPORTSMAN'S CALENDER. 1818. HUGO'S "_Bewick's Woodcuts_," No. 1309.] [Illustration] [Illustration: THE DOG IN THE MANGER.] [Illustration] [Illustration: HASTIE'S READING EASY. From Angus's Office, where the book was printed.] "Bewick cut for Mrs. Angus, twenty-four figures for the Alphabet:--The Fox and Grapes, the Crow and Pitcher, the Foolish Stag, Joseph and his Brethren, etc. All of them excellent cuts. The fortieth edition was printed in 1814, and the seventy-third in 1839, so that they must have been done in his early days." MS. Note of the late Mr. John Bell, of Newcastle. See Hugo's _Bewick's Woodcuts_. No. 240-276. [Illustration: FOX AND THE GRAPES.] [Illustration: THE CROW AND PITCHER.] [Illustration: THE FOOLISH STAG.] [Illustration: JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN.] [Illustration: _T. Bewick.--Sculpt._]