Satan, Sin, and Death: Milton's _Paradise Lost_, B. 2. Engraved by C. Townley, and intended to have been published April 15, 1767; but when a few impressions were taken off, the plate was destroyed. One of the copies of this strange and incomprehensible print is in the possession of Mr. Bellamy, Charlotte Row. A print of a smaller size, with some variations, has been since engraved by Ogbourne, and I have seen one of a larger size, of a similar description, without any name. The Good Samaritan. Engraved by Ravenet and Delatre, and published Feb. 24, 1772, by J. Boydell. Hogarth's first sketch is in the possession of Mr. Bellamy. The Pool of Bethesda. Engraved by Ravenet and Picot as a companion to the preceding print. These engravings were copied from the pictures in St. Bartholomew's Hospital. A small copy of the latter was, in 1748, engraved by Ravenet for S. Austen, as a frontispiece to Stackhouse's _Bible_. 1775. The Politician; etched by J. K. Sherwin, and published by Jane Hogarth, 1774, Oct. 31. _Vide_ p. 197. In the early impressions the figure "5" and 31st October, are usually inserted with a pen. 1781. 1. A small and slight etching, conjectured to be Solsull, a maker of punches for engravers. "S. J. _fecu._, 1781." 2. Four Heads from the Cartoons at Hampton Court; an early etching by Hogarth, published by Mrs. Hogarth, May 14, 1781. The Matchmaker. _Vide_ p. 199. 1782. 1. The Staymaker. 2. Debates in Palmistry. 3. Portrait of Henry Fox, Lord Holland. 4. Portrait of James Caulfield, Earl of Charlemont. The four last articles are slightly etched by Joseph Haynes, from very bald and unfinished sketches by Hogarth. The plates are in the possession of Mr. Jeffrey, Pall Mall. 5. The Shrimp Girl. Engraved in the dotted style by Bartolozzi. Had this unrivalled artist etched this print in the manner he did Guercino's drawings, he would have transferred the true spirit of the original. As it is, we have Hogarth translated into Italian. It was published by Mrs. Hogarth in 1782, by subscription, with the five following prints engraved by Livesay. 6 and 7. Portraits of Gabriel Hunt and Benjamin Read. 8, 9, and 10. Three plates from sketches by Hogarth, designed for the monument and epitaph of George Taylor. 11. Nine prints for Hogarth's _Tour_, from drawings by Scott, etc., engraved by Livesay, accompanied with nine pages of letterpress. 12. Hogarth's Crest. A spiral shell painted on his carriage, and since his death copied by Livesay. 13. Eta Beta Py. Prefixed to the title of the second edition of Mr. Nichols' _Anecdotes_. 14. An Old Parson's Head, most admirably marked; engraved in the dotted style. 1785. The four which follow were etched by S. Ireland. 1. Orator Henley Christening a Child. From an unfinished sketch by Hogarth. 2. A Small Landscape. 3. Head of a Female Moor. 4. Head of Diana.