“A Financial Survey of Cumberland or the Beggar’s Petition.” (_From the only known uncoloured impression of the plate_) . . . _Between pages_ 64 _and_ 65 “A Financial Survey of Cumberland or the Beggar’s Petition.” (_From a coloured impression of the plate, with the figure of the valet obliterated with lamp-black_) . . . _Between pages_ 64 _and_ 65 “Enthusiasm Delineated. (Humbly dedicated to his Grace the Arch Bishop of Canterbury by his Graces most obedient humble Servant _Wm. Hogarth_”) . . . _Between pages_ 88 _and_ 89 “Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism. A Medley” . . . _Between pages_ 88 _and_ 89 Portrait of Hogarth with his Dog Trump . . . _Facing page_ 112 _The plate reversed and in its last state, now entitled_ “The Bruiser” . . . _Facing page_ 112 The Cancelled Cartoon. (_By Charles Keene_) . . . _Facing page_ 128 The Cancelled “Social.” (_By Charles Keene_) . . . _Facing page_ 136 Suggestion by Joseph Crawhall for the Cancelled “Social” . . . _Facing page_ 136 “The Painted Chamber.” (From _Antiquities of Westminster_, 1807) . . . _Facing page_ 150 The suppressed portrait of “John Jorrocks, Esq., M.F.H., etc.” (_By Henry Alken, the younger_) . . . _Facing page_ 160 The suppressed frontispiece for “Omar Khayyam.” (_By Edwin Edwards_) . . . _Facing page_ 188 “L’Europe alarmée pour le Fils d’un Meunier.” (_The plate in its first state_) . . . _Between pages_ 204 _and_ 205 _The plate in its second state, now entitled_ “La Cour de Paix solitaire, entre les Roses piquantes et les Lis” . . . _Between pages_ 204 _and_ 205 Queen Anne presiding over the House of Lords. (_The plate in its first state_) . . . _Between pages_ 236 _and_ 237 _The plate in its second state, now representing_ George I. presiding over the House of Lords . . . _Between pages_ 236 _and_ 237 “The Races of the Europeans, with their Keys.” (_The plate in its first state_) . . . _Between pages_ 238 _and_ 239 “A Skit on Britain.” (_The plate in its second state_) . . . _Between pages_ 238 _and_ 239 The Headless Horseman. (_The plate with the head burnished out_) . . . _Facing page_ 240 The plate with Cromwell’s head . . . _Between pages_ 242 _and_ 243 The plate with Charles I.’s head . . . _Between pages_ 242 _and_ 243 Undescribed palimpsest plate. (_First state and second state_) . . . _Facing page_ 244 Undescribed palimpsest plate. (_First state and second state_) . . . _Facing page_ 246 _Printed in the Text_ 1. The Suppressed Portrait of the Marquis of Steyne . . . 15 2. The Battle of Life. “Leech’s Grave Mistake” . . . 35 3. Rose Maylie and Oliver at Agnes’s Tomb. (_The substituted plate in two states_) . . . 51 4. The Strange Gentleman . . . 55 5. “A Trifling Mistake”—Corrected— . . . 71 6. Philoprogenitiveness . . . 77 7. “Drop it!” . . . 79