1816. _Rowlandson's World in Miniature, consisting of groups of figures, for the illustration of landscape scenery, drawn and etched by T. Rowlandson. To be completed in eight monthly numbers, price 2s. 6d. each._ London: Published by R. Ackermann, Repository of Arts, 101 Strand. _Richardson's Show._ [Illustration: RICHARDSON'S SHOW.] _March 1, 1816._ _A Lying-in Visit._ [Illustration: A LYING-IN VISIT.] _March 1, 1816._ _A Round Dance._ [Illustration: A ROUND DANCE.] _March 1, 1816._ _Recruiting._ [Illustration: RECRUITING.] _April 1, 1816._ _The Ale-house Door._ [Illustration: THE ALE-HOUSE DOOR.] _July 1, 1816._ _A Landing Place._ [Illustration: A LANDING PLACE.] _August 1, 1816._ _A Flying Waggon._ [Illustration: A FLYING WAGGON.] _August 1, 1816._ _The Social Day._ [Illustration: THE SOCIAL DAY.] _September 1, 1816._ _Rustic Recreations._ [Illustration: RUSTIC RECREATIONS.] 1816. _The Relics of a Saint. A Right Merry Tale, by Ferdinand Farquhar._ Frontispiece by T. Rowlandson. London: Printed for T. Tegg, Cheapside. 'Relics!' roar'd Jaconetta, holding both her sides To give her ease, 'Sir, if you please They're only what you gentlemen would call A pair of _Galligaskins_, and that's all.' 1814-1816. _The English Dance of Death._ Published at R. Ackermann's, 101 Strand.--A selection from Rowlandson's famous illustrations to the _Dance of Death_; an ingenious series, quite suited, in spite of the grimness of the performance, to the artist's humour. The publication secured great praise during the designer's lifetime; in point of execution the set leaves nothing to be desired; in regard to picturesque action and easy grouping, the illustrations will bear comparison with any of the artist's works. As in the well-known series by Holbein, Della Bella, &c., Death appears at the most unexpected and inopportune moments, with that stern and ghastly reminder of the futility of human pleasures, successes, and pursuits, of which the most playful satirists have never been able to lose sight.