21. A Turk's Head: a shop-bill for John Barker, goldsmith, Lombard Street. Of the head there is a modern copy. 22. A shop-bill for Mrs. Holt, at the Italian Warehouse in the Strand; with the Duke of Tuscany's and the Florence arms; and views of Naples, Venice, Genoa, and Leghorn at the four corners. A copy sold in Mr. Gulston's sale for £6, 6s. 23. Shop-bill, for his sisters, Mary and Ann Hogarth, at the King's Arms, joining to the Little Britain gate. People in a shop, etc., has sold for £8, 8s. _Tickets, etc._ 24. A Ticket for the benefit of Spiller the player. 25. A Ticket for the benefit of Millward. 26. Ticket for a burial. Sold in Gulston's sale for £5, 7s. 6d. 27. A Ticket for the school at Tiverton, Devonshire. 28. The Great Seal of England. 29. Impression from a tankard belonging to a club of artists, who, as I have been told, met at the sign of a Shepherd and his Flock, Clare Market. This design is in a good taste. On the dexter side, as a supporter, a man making a drawing; and on the sinister, a man modelling a figure. In the centre is a Shepherd and his Flock, etc. A copy sold in Mr. Gulston's sale for £10. _Miscellaneous._ 30. A small oval print of the Rape of the Lock, engraved on a snuff-box. _Vide_ p. 25. Sold, Feb. 7, 1786, at Mr. Gulston's sale for £33. 31. An Emblematic Print, representing Agriculture, etc. 32. A Hieroglyphic Print, representing Royalty, Episcopacy, and Law, composed of emblematic attributes, etc., abounds in wit and satire. Of this there is a good copy by Samuel Ireland. 33. Two small prints for books 1st and 3d of Milton's _Paradise Lost_. W. Hogarth, _inv. et sculp._ These two prints were in Mr. Gulston's sale sold for sixteen guineas; but the original plate of that for book 3d has been lately discovered, and is now in the possession of Mr. Vincent. 34. A Woman swearing a Child to a grave Citizen. W. Hogarth, _pinx._; J. Sympson, jun., _fecit_. _Vide_ p. 188. Another copy is in Picart's _Religious Ceremonies_. 35. Orator Henley Christening a Child. John Sympson, jun., _fecit_. The impressions are usually taken off in green. A copy of this also is in Picart's _Religious Ceremonies_. 36. The Mystery of Masonry brought to light by the Gormagons. Hogarth, _inv. et sculp._ The second impression published for Sayer. 37. The Political Glyster, "Nahtanoi Tfiws" (Swift's name spelt backwards), engraved on one corner, and on the other, Dr. O'Garth, _sculp._ It was originally inscribed, "the punishment inflicted on Samuel Gulliver," etc.; but when the plate came into the hands of Mr. Sayer, he added the present retrograde and ridiculous inscription. 38. Six small prints, engraved for an early edition of King's _Pantheon_. NINE PRINTS FOR "DON QUIXOTE." 39. Plate 1.--Is inserted without either painter or engraver's name, is in Jarvis' quarto translation. _Vide_ p. 220.