_All used in Rusher's Books._ [Illustrations: 67_1 - 67_13] _Bewick School, all used in Rusher's Banbury Toy Books._ [Illustrations: 68_1 - 68_11] _Used on Local Tracts and afterwards, issued at Rusher's Press, Bridge St., Banbury._ [Illustrations: 69_1 - 69_11] _Used by Rusher._ [Illustrations: 70_1 - 70_13] _All used in the Banbury Juvenile Series._ [Illustrations: 71_1 - 71_11] _Engraved by Bewick School, used in the Children's Books._ [Illustrations: 72_1 - 72_12] _All used in Rusher's Banbury Toy Books._ [Illustrations: 73_1 - 73_12] _On Early Tract Society Publications._ [Illustrations: 74_1 - 74_10] _Used for illustrating early Tracts._ [Illustrations: 75_1 - 75_9] _All used in Educational Tracts, Banbury._ [Illustrations: 76_1 - 76_9] _Used in Early Tracts, Banbury._ [Illustrations: 77_1 - 77_8] [Illustration: 78_1 BANBURY FAIR.] About 1820, many curious Tracts were issued by various Societies with the illustrations which follow. Some of these Tracts relating to Social and Religious questions of that day had been edited by Hannah More and her sister--at "Barley Wood," near Bath--also by Rowland Hill, the eccentric divine of old Surrey Chapel, and others; these are now quite ephemeral literary productions, notably some on the "Sunday Question." Several of the following cuts were used contemporary with Timothy Spagg's (Charles Dickens's) Sunday Under Three Heads. One of these, an 8vo pamphlet, has on the title, a large woodcut by Thomas Bewick, commencing;--_Here we have Bewick, I declare_, etc. Many of the original cuts to the Bristol series of Tracts issued from 1805 to 1820 are in this volume. [Illustrations: 78_2, 78_3] Cuts used in Educational Tracts written by Hannah More and Mrs. Trimmer, circa 1810. Engraved by Anderson, Thompson, Williams, and others. [Illustrations: 79_1 - 79_5] Used on Local Tracts and Juvenile Literature, by Rusher. [Illustrations: 80_1 - 80_8] Used on Tracts by Hannah More and Rev. Rowland Hill, circa 1814, and afterwards in Rusher's Books. [Illustrations: 81_1 - 81_5] Vignettes by Sears, engraved after Williams and others, and used on cheap Repository Tracts, etc., and books issued from Rusher's press. [Illustrations: 82_1 - 82_6] These cuts were used in a series of Tracts published by Chilcott of Bristol. Afterwards by Rusher at Banbury. [Illustrations: 83_1 - 83_6] Cuts by Sears after Williams, used on Cheap Repository Tracts, and on Local Banbury Ephemeral Literature. [Illustrations: 84_1 - 84_6] Used on Rusher's Educational and other Local Pamphlets. [Illustrations: 85_1 - 85_5 "Distaff."] Engraved by Lee--used by Rusher. [Illustrations: 86_1 - 86_5] THE LILLIPUTIAN MAGAZINE. [Illustrations: 87_1 - 87_6 From Catnach. Norwood Gipsy. Catnach Spelling Book Cuts.] [Illustrations: 88_1 - 88_9