CROWNS, MITRES, MACES, ETC., 246 Do. (described), 249 THE ROYAL MASQUERADE, 252 RICH'S TRIUMPHANT ENTRY, 254 MR. RANBY'S HOUSE AT CHISWICK, 254 Do. (described), 262 HYMEN AND CUPID, 254 Do. (described), 263 THE POOL OF BETHESDA, 256 THE GOOD SAMARITAN, 256 MARTIN FOLKES, Esq., 260 BISHOP HOADLEY, 262 FALSE PERSPECTIVE, 264 INHABITANTS OF THE MOON, 264 RECEIPT FOR PRINT OF MARCH TO FINCHLEY, 264 THE FARMER'S RETURN, 266 GRAVITY, 266 FRONTISPIECES TO TRISTRAM SHANDY, 266 FOUR HEADS FROM THE CARTOONS, 268 THE SHRIMP-GIRL, 268 LORD HOLLAND, 268 EARL OF CHARLEMONT, 268 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 270 DEBATES ON PALMISTRY, 270 THE STAYMAKER, 270 CHARITY IN THE CELLAR, 270 SIX TICKETS, 272 [Illustration: (end of section floral icon)] ADVERTISEMENT. The manuscripts from which the principal parts of this volume are compiled were written by the late Mr. Hogarth; had he lived a little longer, he would have methodized and published them.[1] On his decease, they devolved to his widow, who kept them sacred and entire[2] until her death, when they became the property of her relation and executrix, Mrs. Lewis, of Chiswick, by whose kindness and friendship they are now in my possession. This is the fair and honest pedigree of the Papers, which may be thus divided:-- I. Hogarth's life, comprehending his course of study, correspondence, political quarrels, etc. II. A manuscript volume, containing the autographs of the subscribers to his "Elections," and intended print of "Sigismunda;" and letters to and from Lord Grosvenor relative to that picture. III. The manuscript of the _Analysis of Beauty_, corrected by the author, with the original sketches, and many remarks omitted in the printed copy.