Master of the Vineyard. 2 2 0 _Turk's_ Head. 2 2 0 Harlot's Progress, first impression, red. 10 10 0 Marriage Alamode. 3 3 0 Rake's Progress. 6 6 0 Four Times. 2 2 0 Prentices, 1st impression. 4 4 0 Elections, 1st impression. 6 6 0 _Garrick_ in _Rich._ III. 1 1 0 Gate of _Calais_. 0 15 0 _Paul_ burlesqued. 1 1 0 Strolling Actresses. 1 12 6 Three additional Prints to _Beaver_, &c. 2 2 9 _Milward's_ Ticket. 4 4 0 Music introduced to _Apollo_. 1 11 6 _Martin Folkes_, mezzotinto 0 10 6 _Spiller's_ Ticket. 5 5 0 Two plates to _Milton_. 2 2 0 Frontispiece to _Leveridge's_ Songs. 1 12 6 Concert. St. _Mary's_ Chapel. 5 5 0 HOGARTH. This great and original Genius is said by Dr. _Burn_ to have been the descendant of a family originally from _Kirkby Thore_,[1] in _Westmoreland_: and I am assured that his grandfather was a plain yeoman, who possessed a small tenement in the vale of _Bampton_, a village about 15 miles North of _Kendal_, in that county. He had three sons. The eldest assisted his father in farming, and succeeded to his little freehold. The second settled in _Troutbeck_, a village eight miles North West of _Kendal_, and was remarkable for his talent at provincial poetry.[2] The third, educated at _St. Bee's_, who had kept a school in the same county, and appears to have a man of some learning, went early to _London_, where he resumed his original occupation of a school-master in _Ship Court_ in _The Old Bailey_, and was occasionally employed as a corrector of the press. A _Latin_ letter, from Mr. _Richard Hogarth_, in 1697 (preserved among the MSS. in _The British Museum_, N° 4277. 50.) relates to a book which had been printed with great expedition. But the letter shall speak for itself.[3] A Dictionary in _Latin_ and _English_, which he composed for the use of schools,[4] still exists in MS. He married in _London_; and our Hero, and his sisters _Mary_ and _Anne_, are believed to have been the only product of the marriage.