"New (The) Bath Guide; or Memoirs of the B-n-r-d Family, in a series of Poetical Epistles: by Christopher Anstey, Esq.... A new edition: with a biographical and topographical preface, and anecdotal annotations, by John Britton, F.S.A., and member of several other societies. Embellished with engravings" (London: Hurst, Chance & Co., 1830), 175. Newcastle, Duke of, 91. Newton, Sir Isaac, 74. _New (The) Union Club. Being a representation of what took place at a celebrated dinner given by a celebrated Society--vide Mr M-r-t's Pamphlet, More Thoughts, etc. etc_ ([J]--G Cruikshank sculpt. Pub. 19 July 1819, by G. Humphrey. In Capt. R. J. H. Douglas's opinion this is "the chef d'oeuvre of George Cruikshank's Caricatures." It did not impress me particularly. It humourously satirises William Wilberforce's Anti-Slavery Movement). Nield, W. A., 213. "'Non Mi Ricordo!' &c. &c. &c." (London: William Hone [the author], 1820). _See_ Fat in the Fire, also 25. Nottage, George S. (the letter referred to is in the George Cruikshank coll., South Kensington Museum, and is dated July 25, 1874, from the London Stereoscopic Co.), 212. O'Hara, Kane. _See_ Tom. _Oil (The) painting of "The Worship of Bacchus," 13 feet 4 by 7 feet 8, being conveyed to the National Gallery Department of the British Museum_, April 8, 1869, 66. _Old Bumble-head the 18th trying on the Napoleon Boots, or Preparing for the Spanish Campaign_ (caricature by G. Cruikshank, pub. by Jno. Fairburn, 17 Feb. 1823), 7. Oldcastle, Sir John, 184. Old Sailor. _See_ Barker, M. H. "Old (The) Sailor's Jolly Boat. Laden with Tales, Yarns, Scraps, Fragments, &c. &c. To Please all hands; Pulled by Wit, Fun, Humor, and Pathos, and steered by M. H. Barker" (London: W. Strange; Nottingham: Allen; Leicester: Allen, 1884, first appeared in 12 parts commencing 1 May 1843), 95, 175. "Old (An) Story, by S. C. Hall, F.S.A., &c." (London: Virtue, Spalding, & Co., 1875. To this vol. George Cruikshank contributed his "last temperance piece"--_The Last Half Hour_, engraved by Dalziel Brothers), 69. "Oliver Twist. By Charles Dickens" (3 vols., London: Richard Bentley, 1838. The first issue of the first edition contains the etching entitled "Rose Maylie and Oliver" known to collectors as "the Fireside plate," which Dickens disliked so much that in Oct. 1838 he wrote to Cruikshank asking him if he would object to design the plate afresh the result being the etching of Rose and Oliver contemplating the memorial tablet to Agnes. Nevertheless Cruikshank made a water colour drawing of "the Fireside plate," which was published in "Cruikshank's water colours with introduction by Joseph Grego," published by A. & C. Black early in 1904--the date on title page being 1903), 9 ("fireside plate") 60, 99 (Mr Bumble), 103-104. O'Meara, Dr., 27. O'Neill, John, 52. _See_ Drunkard. _On Guard._ _See_ Royal Academy, 1858. O. P. (Old Prices) riots, 11,