



Produced by David Widger







JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER

Volume Two (of Three)

FROM THE COLLECTION OF "MR. PUNCH"

LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO.,

1887




Transcriber's Note: The only text in this file is that drawn in the images. This is not easily read unless viewing the "medium size" and "original size" available by link under each image.





INDEX


  Academic Costume.......................................1851...134...134

  Adding Insult to Injury...............................1845...052...052

  Adding Insult to Injury...............................1857...188...188

  Adding Iasult to Injury...............................1859...202...202

  Advent of Spring, The.................................1849...157...157

  Affecting Incident at Boulogne........................1853...052...052

  Affecting-Rather.......................................1851...107...107

  After the Bath........................................1857...264...264

  Afternoon Tea.........................................1859...220...220

  Agreeable Prescription, An.............................1858...106...106

  Agricultural Distress..................................1851...074...074

  Alarming Proposition..................................1859...189...189

  Always be Polite when Travelling.......................1856...195...195

  Amateur Pantomime......................................1857...014...014

  Ample Protection......................................1859...136...136

  An Absentee...........................................1845...232...232

  An Art that doth Disfigure Nature......................1856...186...186

  An Hour's Ride.........................................1852...074...074

  Angling Delights......................................1859...062...062

  Another Bit from the Mining District...................1854...139...139

  Another Railway Misery.................................1855...092...092

  April Fool, An........................................1855...046...046

  Aquatic Manouvres......................................1859...168...168

  'Arry and 'Arriet.....................................1S58...195...195

  Art Progress..........................................1S57...127...127

  Artificial Ice-Grand Pas des Patineurs.................1850...026...026

  Artistic (!) Studio, The...............................1857...193...193

  Assurance.............................................1847...105...105

  Astounding Announcement................................1857...130...130

  Astonishing a Young One...............................1858...370...370

  Astonishing Request An................................1857...199...199

  As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850...105...105

  At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre............1859...269...269

  At Epsom..............................................1850...232...232

  At Paris...............................................1853...169...169

  At the Play............................................1858...261...261

  At the Seaside.......................................1853...271...271

  Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850...096...096

  Awkward Predicament....................................1858...189...189


  Bad Time for John Thomas, A...........................1856...225...225

  Bare Assertion, A.....................................1854...087...087

  Battle of the Hyde Park...............................1855...200...200

  Beard Movement, The....................................1854...064...064

  Beard Movement, The....................................1857...128...128

  Beard Movement, The....................................1856...263...263

  Beauty in Distress.....................................1858...392...392

  Benefit of Clergy.....................................1852...087...087

  Best Run of the Season, The...........................1857...126...126

  Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856...185...185

  Black Indignity, A....................................1857...127...127

  Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855...153...153

  Blind with Rage........................................1856...201...201

  Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851...033...033

  British Forces, The, and the Crimean War..............1853...114...114
                                                         1856...120...120

  British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859...236...236

  Broad Caricature......................................1843...047...047

  Brothers in Arms......................................1853...187...187

  Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859...010...010

  Brutal levity..........................................1863...258...258

  Business-like.........................................1854...063...063

  Bye-Day at Easter, A..................................1858...211...211

  By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858...108...108


  Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853...060...060

  Camp Life-A Day Surprise..............................1853...271...271

  Camp Life-A Night Surprise............................1853...271...271

  Candid.................................................1859...231...231

  Canine.................................................1851...139...139

  Careful Rider, A......................................1853...269...269

  Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854...047...047

  Catching a Tartar......................................1856...184...184

  Caution During Mistletoe Season.......................1855...002...002

  Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855...250...250

  Caution to Travellers.................................1853...171...171

  CautiouS Bird, A......................................1858...100...100

  Cavalier, A............................................1857...241...241

  Censors...............................................1858...256...256

  Census, The...........................................1861...259...259

  Certainly Not..........................................1S55...072...072

  Champion, The..........................................1844...020...020

  Christmas Eve.........................................1863...005...005

  Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger........1856...009...009

  Citizen of the World, A...............................1855...207...207

  Civil Cabman, The.....................................1857...240...240

  Coarse, but Characteristic............................1S50...139...139

  Cold Wealher...........................................1855...029...029

  Comet, The............................................1858...229...229

  Coming Collision, The..................................1857...225...225

  Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858...193...193

  Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857...254...254

  Complacent Belief, A..................................1857...270...270

  Compliments of the Season..............................1861...004...004

  Confidence of Youth, The..............................1847...096...096

  Consolation............................................1856...263...263

  Consultation, A........................................1856...143...143

  Cool Request, A.......................................1856...247...247

  Cool Request..........................................1857...082...082

  Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862...021...021

  Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period........1859...265...265

  Crinoline Again........................................1858...132...132

  Crinoline on the Water.................................1858...197...197

  Cupid at Sea..........................................1859...103...103

  Currency Question, The................................1847...272...272


  Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847...037...037

  Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860...251...251

  Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859...198...198

  Deceiver, A...........................................1859...039...039

  Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857...233...233

  Delicate Compliment, A................................1856...067...067

  Delicate Creature, A...................................1855...085...085

  Delicate Hint, A..................................... 1855...108...108

  Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862...247...247

  Delicate Test.........................................1859...225...225

  Delicious..............................................1857...036...036

  Delicious Dip, A......................................1857...207...207

  Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months.........1847...025...025

  Delusive Notion........................................1852...146...146

  Demon of the Street, The..............................1858...223...223

  Did You Ever?.........................................1858...111...1ll

  Disagreeable Truth....................................1851...092...092

  Disappointed One, The.................................1858...187...187

  Discretion........................................... 1847...064...064

  Disgusting for Augustus...............................1858...196...196

  Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856...238...238

  Distressing Result of Eating Turkey...................1855...034...034

  Disturber of Public Peace, A..........................1848...135...135

  Domestic Bliss........................................1847...056...056

  Domestic Doctoring....................................1856...181...181

  Domestic Economy......................................1859...099...099

  Domestic Extravaganza.................................1858...205...205

  Double Game, A........................................1858...239...239

  Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857...141...141

  Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859...213...213

  Dreadful Joke.........................................1855...007