Vanity Fair (Artistas); Lista de Caricaturas (1868–74) a


Esteban Aguilar Orellana ; Giovani Barbatos Epple.; Ismael Barrenechea Samaniego ; Jorge Catalán Nuñez; Boris Díaz Carrasco; -Rafael Díaz del Río Martí ; Alfredo Francisco Eloy Barra ; Rodrigo Farias Picon; Anllela Hormazabal Moya ; Patricio Hernández Jara; Walter Imilan Ojeda; Jaime Jamet Rojas ; Gustavo Morales Guajardo ; Francisco Moreno Gallardo ; Boris Ormeño Rojas; José Oyarzún Villa ; Rodrigo Palacios Marambio; Demetrio Protopsaltis Palma ; Cristian Quezada Moreno ; Edison Reyes Aramburu ; Rodrigo Rivera Hernández; Jorge Rojas Bustos ; Alejandro Suau Figueroa; Cristian Vergara Torrealba ; Rodrigo Villela Díaz; Nicolas Wasiliew Sala ; Marcelo Yañez Garin; Ana Karina Gonzalez Huenchuñir; Alamiro Fernandez Acevedo; Francia Carolina Vera Valdes; Tatiana Flor Maulén Escobar; Raúl Meza Rodríguez; 

 List of Vanity Fair artists.


SignatureNameNote
AHMMarks, Arthur H
ALS
AoL'Estrange, Roland
ApePellegrini, Carlo
Ape Junior
Astz
ἈτηThompson, Alfred
BEDEBede
Bintpossibly Mary Catherine Rees née Dormerwikt:bint
BulboBeerbohm, Max
CBBradley, Cuthbert
CecioniCecioni, Adriano
CGGould, Francis Carruthers
CGDDuff, CG
Chartham
CloisterDuff, CG
CoïdéTissot, James
CorboldCorbold, AC
D'Épinayd'Épinay, Prosper
DelficoDelfico, Melchiorre
DrawlWard, Leslie
EBNNorton, Eardley
Eianley CockCock, Eianley
ELFFildes, Luke
Emil AdamAdam, Emil
FCGGould, Francis Carruthers
FGGoedecker, Franz
FlaggFlagg, James Montgomery
FR
Frank PatonPaton, Frank
FTDDalton, FT
FurnissFurniss, Harry
FVVilliers, Frederic
GAFFothergill, G.A.
GAW
GDGGiles, Godfrey Douglas
GEO HUM
Glick
GOGoedecker, Franz
GrimmGrimm, Constantine von
GuthGuth, Jean Baptiste
Hadge
Hal HurstHurst, Hal
HayW.B. Hayes
HCO
HesterHester, Wallace
Hit
How
JB GuthGuth, Jean Baptiste
JBPPartridge, Bernard
JEST
JoplingJopling, Joseph Middleton
jmpPrice, Julius Mendes
JTJTissot, James
K
KITE
Kluz
KYOBraddell, Robert Wallace Glen Lee
LibProsperi, Libero
Leslie WardWard, Leslie
Lyall
MaxBeerbohm, Max
MDLoye, Charles Auguste
MontbardLoye, Charles Auguste
Mouse
MR
N
NastNast, Thomas
NemoGrimm, Constantine vonLatin for "no one".
Nibs
OWL
PALPaleologue, Jean de
PAT
Percy EarlEarl, Percy
Pip
PRY
Pyg
QuipWhisstock, Fred
QuizMellor, John Paget
Ray
RitchieRitchie, Alick Penrose
RUTHBeerbohm, Max
SicSickert, Walter
SingePellegrini, CarloFrench for "ape".
See Ape.
SNAPP
SpyWard, Leslie
sTel
Strickland
STUFFWright, Henry Charles Seppings
Sue
TChartran, Théobald
TCChartran, Théobald
Tec
VA
VanitasLatin for "vanity".
VERVerheyden, François
wagWitherby, AG
Wallace HesterHester, Wallace
WE MillerMiller, William Edwards
WGR
WHHester, Wallace
WhistlerWhistler, James McNeill
WHO
WVVine, W
XIT

List of Vanity Fair (British magazine) caricatures (1868–69)

Publication Date

Subject

Caption

Caricaturist

Notes

1869-01-30

B. Disraeli

He educated the Tories
 and dished the Whigs
 to pass Reform, but to
 have become what he 
is from what he was is
 the greatest Reform
 of all

Singe

S 001

1869-02-06

W. E. Gladstone

Were he a worse man,
 he would be a better
 statesman

Singe

S 002

1869-02-13

J. Bright

Will the sentimental
 orator be lost in the
 practical Minister,
 or will both be
 extinguished?

Ape

S 003

1869-02-20

Mrs Mary Ann 
Starr

I felt very 
uncomfortable

Ape

Pe 1; late 
Mother
 Superior
 of the Convent 
at Hull

1869-02-27

Robert Lowe

An enemy to democracy,
 yet a professor of liberal 
principles, which tend to
 democracy; the 
combination will one
 day make him Prime
 Minister of England 
[sic].

Ape

S 004

1869-03-06

W. E. Forster

If he is not an advanced
 liberal, it is for want of
 advancing himself

Ape

S 005

1869-03-13

Earl Granville

The ablest professor in
 the cabinet of the tact
 by which power is kept:
 it is his mission to
 counteract the talk
 by which it is won 
and lost

Ape

S 006

1869-03-20

The Lord 
Chancellor

When he who has 
too little piety is
 impossible, and he
 who has too much is
 impracticable; he who 
has equal piety and
 ability becomes 
Lord Chancellor

Ape

S 007

1869-03-27

The Marquess of Hartington

His ability and industry 
would deserve respect 
even in a man; in a
 Marquis they command
admiration

Ape

S 008

1869-04-03

E. Cardwell

If the State is happy 
that has no history,
 thrice happy is the
 Statesman who
 makes none

Ape

S 009

1869-04-10

James Stansfeld

Pour encourager
 les autres

Ape

S 010

1869-04-17

The Duke of Argyll

God bless the Duke
 of Argyll

Ape

S 011

1869-04-24

The Earl of
 Clarendon

To say that he is the
 best foreign minister
 in the country is not 
much as foreign ministers
 go; but as times go
 it is a great deal

Ape

S 012

1869-05-01

Viscount Sydney

He received the Royal
 Commands and 
lengthened the skirts 
of the Ballet

Ape

S 013

1869-05-08

Earl Grey

A privileged person

Ape

S 014

1869-05-15

Lord Westbury

An eminent Christian 
man

Ape

S 015

1869-05-22

Earl de Grey
 and Ripon

Qualis ab inepto

Ape

S 016

1869-05-29

The Earl of Derby

It is his mission to
 stem the tide of 
democracy

Ape

S 017

1869-06-05

Earl Russell

The greatest liberal
 statesman of modern 
times

Ape

S 018

1869-06-12

G. J. Goschen

The Theory of Foreign
 Exchanges

Ape

S 019

1869-06-19

H. C. E. Childers

A returned colonist

Ape

S 020

1869-06-26

Lord Stanley

He speaks with one
 party and acts with
 the other

Ape

S 021

1869-07-03

The Bishop of Peterborough

If eloquence could 
justify injustice, he
 would have saved
 the Irish Church

Ape

S 022

1869-07-10

The Marquess of Salisbury

He is too honest a
 Tory for his party 
and his time

Ape

S 023

1869-07-17

The Earl of
Kimberley

He improves, if 
possible, but he
 accepts always 
the accomplished 
fact

Ape

S 024

1869-07-24

The Bishop of
 Oxford

Not a brawler

Ape

S 025

1869-07-31

Lord Cairns

When Birth cannot
 lead Brains must

Ape

S 026

1869-08-07

The Duke of Somerset

Proud and sincere,
yet liberal and just,
 he refused to serve 
under the most 
humble of Premiers

Ape

S 027

1869-08-14

C. S. Fortescue

He married Lady
 Waldegrave and 
governed Ireland

Ape

S 028

1869-08-21

H. A. Bruce

He has gained 
credit by converting
 himself to the Ballot;
 he would gain greater
 credit by converting 
himself into an 
ex-secretary of 
State for the Home
 Department

Ape

S 029

1869-08-28

A. H. Layard

He combines the
 love of truth and
 art with equal
 devotion and success

Ape

S 030

1869-09-04

Napoleon III

La regime parlementaire

Coïdé

So 01

1869-09-11

The Earl of 
Carnarvon

The whole life of that 
great party to which
 I thought I had the 
honour to belong 
was nothing but a
 mere organised
 hypocrisy

Ape

S 031

1869-09-18

Isabella II
 of Spain

She has throughout 
her life been betrayed 
by those who should 
have been most 
faithful to her

Coïdé

So 02

1869-09-25

The Duke of 
Abercorn

Promoted from a 
Viceroyalty to a Dukedom

Ape

S 032

1869-10-02

Mr M. E. Grant Duff MP

A philosophic liberal

Ape

S 033

1869-10-09

Leopold II
 of the Belgians

Un roi constitutionnel

Coïdé

So 03

1869-10-16

Alexander II 
of Russia

La civilisation Russe

Coïdé

So 04

1869-10-23

Mr A. S.
 Ayrton MP

Mind and Morality

Ape

S 034

1869-10-30

Sultan Abdul 
Aziz of Turkey

Ote-toi de la que je
 m'y mette

Coïdé

So 05

1869-11-06

Frederick Temple D.D.

He has displayed 
ability in the free
 handling of religious 
subjects, and 
has nevertheless
 been made a
Bishop

Coïdé

M 0001

1869-11-13

The Earl of Shaftesbury

He is not as other
 men are, for he is
 never influenced 
by party motives

Ape

S 035

1869-11-20

Lord J. J. R. Manners MP

Let arts and 
commerce, 
laws and learning
 die, But leave
 us still our old nobility

Ape

S 036

1869-11-27

Le Viscomte de Lesseps

He suppressed an isthmus

Coïdé

M 0002

1869-12-04

The Earl 
of Zetland

The Most
 Worshipful Grand Master

Coïdé

S 037

1869-12-11

Sir Alexander Cockburn, 12th Baronet

The Lord Chief Justice of England

Ape

J 01

1869-12-18

Lord Penzance

A Judge and Peer

Ape

J 02

1869-12-25

The Archbishop
 of Canterbury

An earnest and liberal primate

Coïdé

S 038


List of Vanity Fair (British magazine) caricatures (1870–1874)

Publication DateSubjectCaptionCaricaturistNotes
1870-01-01Pius IXThe InfallibleCoïdéSo 06
1870-01-08Chief Justice W BovillThe majesty of
the Law		ApeJ 03
1870-01-15M E OllivierThe Parliamentary
Empire		CoïdéM 0003
1870-01-22M H RochefortLa VoyoucratieCoïdéM 0004
1870-01-29Victor Emmanuel IIIl Re GalantuomoCoïdéSo 07
1870-02-05Lord ChelmsfordIt is hardly to be
 believed that two
 political leaders
should fall out
only because
 their wives
cannot agree		ATnS 039
1870-02-12Sir JS PakingtonHe was Chairman
of the Quarter
 Sessions and
reconstructed
 the Navy		ATnS 040
1870-02-19Sir Robert CollierSir John Coleridge
 serves under him		ATnS 041
1870-02-26The Marquess TownshendThe Beggar's FriendATnS 042
1870-03-05Sjt W Ballantine SLHe resisted the
 temptation
to cross-examine
 a Prince of the
blood		ATnM 0005
1870-03-12The SpeakerThe first of the
 Commoners
 of England		ATnS 043
1870-03-19Sir Robert PeelA professor of
 strong languages		ATnS 044
1870-03-26The Duke of RichmondHighly respectableATnS 045
1870-04-02Sir Frederick Pollock, BtA souvenirATnJ 04
1870-04-09Lord DufferinAn exceptional
 Irishman		ATnS 046
1870-04-16The Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Behar and OrissaA living monument
of English
injustice		ATnSo 08
1870-04-23The Duke of CambridgeA military difficultyATnS 047
1870-04-30Sir John ColeridgeA risen
 barrister		ATnS 048
1870-05-07Adm HJ RousAs straight
as a reed		ATnM 0005
1870-05-14Prince TeckThe most
popular of
princes he has
married the
 most
popular of
princesses		ATnM 0006
1870-05-21Sir Joseph HawleyThe purist
 of the Turf		ATnM 0007
1870-05-28Mr R Bernal-OsborneThe smart criticATnS 049
1870-06-04Mr WGGVV HarcourtHe was considered
 an able
man till
he assumed
his own name		ATnS 050
1870-06-11Mr EH Knatchbull-Hugessen MPA promising
 apprentice		ApeS 051
1870-06-18The Earl of DudleyPropertyApeS 052
1870-06-25Viscount RanelaghHe has succeeded
in volunteering		ApeM 0009
1870-07-02Earl SpencerThe Messenger
of Peace		ApeS 053
1870-07-09The Duke of SutherlandSimple and
unassuming
himself, yet
magnificent
and generous
 towards his
fellow men,
he is the very
 Prince of Dukes		ApeS 054
1870-07-16The Marquis of WestminsterThe Richest
man in England		ApeS 055
1870-07-23Lord ElchoHis course has
 been if not
a wise yet a
consistent one
 and dictated
 by conscience
 only		ApeS 056
1870-07-30Lord H Gordon-LennoxA man of Fashion
and Politics		ApeS 057
1870-08-06Viscount HalifaxHe fell off his
 horse into
 a Peerage		ApeS 058
1870-08-13Mr Charles Newdigate Newdegate MPA Jesuit in disguiseApeS 059
1870-08-20Lord StrathnairnHe was made a
Statesman
because he
 was a soldier		ApeS 060
1870-08-27Sir Henry BulwerA superannuated
 diplomat		ApeS 061
1870-09-03Lord HoughtonThe cool of
 the evening		ApeS 062
1870-09-10Mr AJB Beresford-HopeBatavian graceApeS 063
1870-09-17Gen LJ TrochuThe hope of FranceCoïdéM 0010
1870-09-24The Crown Prince of PrussiaFritzCoïdéM 0011
1870-10-01Lord R MontaguA Working
Conservative		ApeS 064
1870-10-08Sir Stafford NorthcoteHe does his duty to
 his party and is
 fortunate if it
 happens to be
 also his duty to
his country		ApeS 065
1870-10-15Count von Bismarck-SchoenausenThe ablest
statesman in
Europe		CoïdéS 066
1870-10-22T CarlyleThe Diogenes 
of the
 Modern
Corinthians
 without
his Tub		ApeM 0012
1870-10-29Lord LyttonThe representative
of Romance		ApeS 067
1870-11-05John Cranch Walker VivianAlways pleasant,
always genial		ApeS 068; brother of Baron Vivian
1870-11-12The Bishop of LondonOne who has
 grieved more
than others over '
The Sinfulness
of Little Sins'		ApeS 069
1870-11-19The Marquis of LorneIf everywhere as
 successful as in
 love a great
destiny awaits him		ApeM 0013
1870-11-26Sir Roderick MurchisonA faithful friend
and eminent
Savant and the
 best possible of
 Presidents		ApeM 0014
1870-12-03Baron de BrunnowOne of the most
 precious
products
 of political
Miscengenation		ApeM 0015
1870-12-10CH SpurgeonNo one has
 succeeded
like him in sketching
 the comic side
of repentance and
 regeneration		ApeM 0016
1870-12-17Sir William Fergusson BtThere is no man
 of greater weight
in his profession		ApeM 0017
1870-12-24Sir Henry StorksHe is a living
paradox; no one
 less subject to
 control, no
one a greater
 slave of control		ApeS 070
1870-12-31AH MackonochieHe makes religion
 a tragedy, and
 the movements
 of his muscles
 a solemn
ceremony		ApeM 0018
1871-01-07The King of PrussiaLes Mangeoit Pour
 Soi Refraischir
Devant Souper		CoïdéSo 08
1871-01-14Count Rudolph ApponyiOne of the lambs
of the Political Fold		ApeS 071
1871-01-21Lord LawrenceOne of the best
types of
administrative
 ability in modern
 times		ApeS 072
1871-01-28Prof T HuxleyA great
 Med'cine-Man
 among the
 Inqui-ring Redskins		ApeM 0019
1871-02-04Musurus BeyThe most
 interesting of all
the diplomatic
corps in London		ApeS 073
1871-02-11W MonsellThe painstaking
Irishman		ApeS 074
1871-02-18Mr George Hammond Whalley MPThe great believer
in Roman
 Catholicism		ApeS 075
1871-02-25Archbishop ManningThe next PopeApeM 0020
1871-03-04The Chevalier Charles CadornaA liberal and an
 enemy of the
 priests: he
 fitly represents
 the Power
which has seized
 Rome and
 suppressed
the Pope		ApeS 076
1871-03-11GW HuntThe fat of the landApeS 077
1871-03-18Gerard James Noel MPA nice little fellowApeS 078
1871-03-25Mr Richard Dowse MPAn Irish wit and
 Solicitor-General		ApeS 079
1871-04-01Lord LytteltonA man of positionApeS 080
1871-04-08The Earl of Harrowby MP KGThe last generationApeS 081
1871-04-15Lord EburyA common-prayer
 reformer		ApeS 082
1871-04-22The Marquis of NormanbyBy birth a man,
 by inheritance a
Marquis and a
 Governor by his
Sovereign's favour:
he fills all his
positions with
 credit		ApeS 083
1871-04-29Sir Francis GrantAn able
 artist and an excellent
 President		ApeM 0021
1871-05-06Sir Thomas Erskine May KCBParliamentary
 Practice		ApeM 0022
1871-05-13Mr JE Millais RAA converted 
pre-Raphaelite		ApeM 0023
1871-05-20Mr MT Bass MPBeerApeS 084
1871-05-27Baron MA de Rothschild MPThe winner
of the race		ApeS 085
1871-06-03Capt EM ShawHe well deserves
is popularity		ApeM 0024
1871-06-10Arthur Orton claiming to be Sir Roger TichborneBaronet or butcherApeM 0025
1871-06-17Mr A BorthwickThe Morning PostApeM 0026
1871-06-24The Archbishop of YorkThe Archbishop
 of Society		ApeS 086
1871-07-01Sir George Shaw-Lefevre KCBLa Reyne le veultApeM 0027
1871-07-08The Duke of MarlboroughA Conservative
 religionist		ApeS 087
1871-07-15Lord SkelmersdaleA Conservative whipApeS 088
1871-07-22A TennysonThe Poet LaureateApeM 0028
1871-07-29Mr E Miall MPThe NonconformistApeS 089
1871-08-05Mr George Bentinck MPBig BenCoïdéS 090
1871-08-12Mr John Locke MPThe only man
 who is ever
known to make Mr Gladstone smile		CoïdéS 091
1871-08-19Mr H Cole CBKing ColeCoïdéM 0029
1871-08-26Don Manuel Rances y VillanuevaThe Spanish
 Minister		CoïdéM 0030
1871-09-02The Duke of SaldanhaHe might have
been a King		CoïdéM 0031
1871-09-09Russell Gurney MPA CommissionerCoïdéS 092
1871-09-16The Duke of RutlandHe was once
 offered the
 leadership of the Conservative
 Party		CoïdéS 093
1871-09-23Mr GJ Whyte-MelvilleThe novelist
 of Society		CoïdéM 0032
1871-09-30Mr CR DarwinNatural SelectionCoïdéM 0033
1871-10-07Alderman Andrew Lusk MPNow I want to knowCoïdéS 094
1871-10-14Mr HW Eaton MPSilkCoïdéS 095
1871-10-21C VoyseyI have much to
 be thankful for		CoïdéM 0034
1871-10-28Mr John Pender MPTelegraphsCoïdéM 0035
1871-11-04Sir Fitzroy KellyThe Lord Chief BaronCoïdéJ 05
1871-11-11Mr M Arnold'I say, the critic must
 keep out of the
 region of
 immediate practice'		CoïdéM 0036
1871-11-18Mr LSW Dawson-Damer MPHippyCoïdéS 096
1871-11-25Sir Charles Dilke, 2nd Baronet MPA far advanced
 Radical		CoïdéS 097
1871-12-02Mr A Baillie-Cochrane MPJudicious
Amelioration		CoïdéS 098
1871-12-09Mr AJ Mundella MPEducation and
 Arbitration		CoïdéS 099
1871-12-16Mr JG Dodson MPWays and MeansCoïdéS 100
1871-12-23Mr GAF Cavendish-Bentinck MPLittle BenCoïdéS 101
1871-12-30Mr WH Gregory MPAn art criticCoïdéS 102
1872-01-06M LA ThiersFaute-de-mieux
 Premier		CecioniS 103
1872-01-13The Earl of Cork and OrreryMaster of Her
Majesty's
Buckhounds		CecioniS 104
1872-01-20Dr Frederick QuinHomoeopathic
 Society		CecioniM 0037
1872-01-27Mr JA FroudeHe created Henry VIII exploded Mary
 Stuart and
 demolished
 Elizabeth		CecioniM 0038
1872-02-03Mr WW CollinsThe Novelist who
 invented Sensation		CecioniM 0039
1872-02-10SH Walpole MPHe defended Hyde
 Park		CecioniS 105
1872-02-17Mr J RuskinThe realisation
of the Ideal		CecioniM 0040
1872-02-24GG Glyn MPThe WhipCecioniS 106
1872-03-02Mr AW KinglakeNot an MPCecioniM 0041
1872-03-09Mr WH Smith MPNewspapersCecioniS 107
1872-03-16Sir Roundell PalmerHe refused the
 Woolsack, and
voted against the Disestablishment
 of the Irish Church		CecioniS 108
1872-03-23Mr John Francis Maguire MPA Home RulerCecioniS 109
1872-03-30Rev Canon Charles KingsleyThe Apostle
 of the Flesh		CecioniM 0042
1872-04-06Prof J Tyndall FRSThe Scientific
Use of the
 Imagination		CecioniM 0043
1872-04-13J Cumming DDThe End of
 the World		CecioniM 0044
1872-04-20Gathorne Hardy MP DCLConservativeCecioniS 110
1872-04-27Mr WH DixonHe discovered
 New America
and Free Russia		CecioniM 0045
1872-05-04King Amadeus of SpainHe would
be a King		CecioniSo 09
1872-05-11Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Baronet MPPermissive
Prohibition		CecioniS 111
1872-05-18Hamilton FishConsequential
damages		NastS 112
1872-05-25Charles SumnerThe Massive
Grievance		NastS 113
1872-06-01Gen US GrantCaptain,
 Tanner,
Farmer, General,
 Imperator		NastSo 10
1872-06-08Mr Thomas Hughes MPTom BrownCecioniS 114
1872-06-15Mr S Morley MPDissentCecioniS 115
1872-06-22The Duke of Wellington KG PCThe son of WaterlooCecioniS 116
1872-06-29Mr F Leighton ARAA sacrifice to
 the Graces		CoïdéM 0046
1872-07-06Sir Michael CostaOrchestrationLyallM 0047
1872-07-13Mr George Leeman MPA Yorkshire 
Solicitor		CoïdéS 117
1872-07-20Mr H GreeleyAnything to
beat Grant		NastS 118
1872-07-27E Pleydell-Bouverie MPHe did not
decline the Speakership		LyallS 119
1872-08-03Mr James Delahunty MPCurrencyCoïdéS 120
1872-08-10E Horsman MPthe eccentric
 Liberal		LyallS 121
1872-08-17Lord RadstockDVCecioniS 122
1872-08-24CJ Vaughan DDNolo episcopariMontbardM 0048
1872-08-31CP Villiers MPHe advocated
 Free-trade
 before
 it was safe to
 attack Protection		CoïdéS 123
1872-09-07Msgr Thomas John CapelThe Apostle to
 the Genteel		MontbardM 0049
1872-09-14Lord Enfield MPAnswers questionsCecioniS 124
1872-09-21AP Stanley DDPhilosophic BeliefMontbardM 0050
1872-09-28Sir Colman O'Loghlen, 2nd Baronet MPAn Irish BaronetCecioniS 125
1872-10-05Mr CF AdamsAn ArbitratorNastS 126
1872-10-12T BinneyThe head of the
 Dissenters		MontbardM 0051
1872-10-19M L GambettaHe devoured
France with
 activity		MontbardS 127
1872-10-26Mr Joseph Cowen MPNewcastle-on-TyneCoïdéS 128
1872-11-02Mr HM StanleyHe found 
Livingstone		MontbardM 0052
1872-11-09Sir Sydney WaterlowThe Lord MayorCecioniM 0053
1872-11-16HBW Brand MPMr SpeakerCoïdéS 129
1872-11-23Newman HallCome to JesusMontbardM 0054
1872-11-30Mr Roger Eykyn MPThe Police ChampionCoïdéS 130
1872-12-07Sir Francis Goldsmid Bt MPBarrister & BaronetCoïdéS 131
1872-12-14Baron PJ ReuterTelegramsDelficoM 0055
1872-12-21Mr H Fawcett MPA Radical LeaderDelficoS 132
1872-12-28Mr Gabriel Goldney MPPracticalDelficoS 133
1873-01-04The Duke of St AlbansHereditary
 Grand Falconer		DelficoS 134
1873-01-11Mr Robert Wigram Crawford MPA man of weight
 and high
 standing		DelficoS 135
1873-01-18Mr CS Gilpin MPCapital
 Punishment		DelficoS 136
1873-01-25The Duke of Buccleuch and QueensburyThe Governing
 Classes		D'ÉpinayS 137
1873-02-01The Earl of GallowayArmy reorganisationDelficoS 138
1873-02-08Sir James BaconContempt of CourtWVJ 06
1873-02-15Mr J d'Aguilar Samuda MPIron ShipbuildingLyallS 139
1873-02-22Sir Jack Kerslake KtJackLyallM 0056
1873-03-01Prof Richard OwenOld Bonesunsigned. Ape ?M 0057
1873-03-08Mr T Mayne-ReidImpossible
 Romance		CoïdéM 0058
1873-03-15Mr S Plimsoll MPThe Sailor's
 Champion		WVS 140
1873-03-22Mr Edward LevyThe Daily
Telegraph		SpyM 0059
1873-03-29Mr JS Mill MPA Feminine
 Philosopher		SpyS 141
1873-04-05Mr A TrollopeA NovelistSpyM 0060
1873-04-12Lt-Col Lord Charles James Fox Russell'This fell sergeant
– strict in this arrest'		CoïdéM 0061
1873-04-19TE Headlam MPHas kept his seat
for six-and-twenty
 years		SpyS 142
1873-04-26Sir W Jenner Bt KCBPhysicSpyM 0062
1873-05-03Mr I Butt MPHome RuleSpyS 143
1873-05-10Mr WP Frith RAThe Derby-DaySpyM 0063
1873-05-17Mr John Laird MPHe built the
'Alabama' and
 the 'Captain'		SpyS 144
1873-05-24Sir John MellorJudges The
 Claimant		SpyJ 07
1873-05-31Mr Robert LushA little lushSpyJ 08
1873-06-07Mr Robert Dalglish MPThe most popular
 man in the House
 of Commons		SpyS 145
1873-06-14Sir W Williams-Wynn Bt MPThe King of WalesSpyS 146
1873-06-21Mr Henry Hawkins QCThe Tichborne
Case		SpyM 0064
1873-06-28Mr Washington HibbertA LondonerCoïdéM 0065
1873-07-05The Shah of PersiaHe Endowed
Persia with a
 National Debt		SpySo 11
1873-07-12Sir HC Rawlinson KCBOur Eastern PolicySpyS 147
1873-07-19Sir R Airey GCBAdjutant-General
 of the Forces		SpyM 0066
1873-07-26Lord Colville of CulrossA good fellowSpyS 148
1873-08-02Mr GO Trevelyan MPThe Competition
Wallah		SpyS 149
1873-08-09Lord OA Fitzgerald MPA Message
 from the Queen		SpyS 150
1873-08-16Mr S Laing MPThe infant SamuelSpyS 151
1873-08-23The Earl of WiltonThe CommodoreCoïdéS 152
1873-08-30FM Sir WM Gomm GCBThe Constable
of the Tower		SpyM 0067
1873-09-06Mr Thomas Collins MPNoisy TomSpyS 153
1873-09-13Lord ColonsayScotch LawSpyS 154
1873-09-20Sir HBE Frere KCBThe Slave TradeSpyM 0068
1873-09-27Sir Julius BenedictSweet soundsSpyM 0069
1873-10-04Lord Campbell and Strathedenand StrathedenSpyS 155
1873-10-11Sir AWJ Clifford Bt CBBlack RodSpyM 0070
1873-10-18The Duke of HamiltonPremier Peer
of Scotland		CoïdéS 156
1873-10-25The Earl of HarringtonAn unexpected
 Earl		CoïdéS 157
1873-11-01Dr EVH KenealyThe Claimant's
 Counsel		SpyM 0071
1873-11-08The Prince of WalesThe PrinceCoïdéP 01
1873-11-15Col JM McGarel-Hogg MPBoard of WorksSpyS 158
1873-11-22Earl BathurstA RelicCoïdéS 159
1873-11-29Sir Richard Wallace BtThe Hertford
 Property		SpyS 160
1873-12-06Sir John Doran FSANotes and
 Queries		SpyM 0072
1873-12-13Sjt John Humffreys Parrya lawyerSpyM 0073
1873-12-20Mr EM Ward RAHistoric ArtSpyM 0074
1873-12-27Mr Percy William Doyle CBDiplomacyCoïdéM 0075
1874-01-03Mr Augustus William Lumley-SavileCotillonApeM 0076
1874-01-10The Duke of EdinburghFirst ViolinApeP 02
1874-01-17Sir A Panizzi KCBBooksApeM 0077
1874-01-24Sir George Orby Wombwell BtOur Sir GeorgeApeM 0078
1874-01-31The Earl of DesartChesterfield LettersApeM 0079
1874-02-07Lord CarringtonCharlieApeS 161
1874-02-14Mr James JohnstoneThe StandardApeM 0080
1874-02-21Mr Albert Grant MPLeicester SquareApeS 162
1874-02-28Mr JW Huddleston QC MPA future JudgeApeS 163
1874-03-07Sir H James MPNervousApeS 164
1874-03-14Mr AS SullivanEnglish MusicApeM 0081
1874-03-21Capt Ralph Allen GossettPopular MembersApeM 0082; Serjeant-at-Arms
1874-03-28Sir C Forster Bt MPAn Amateur WhipApeS 165
1874-04-04The Marquis of LansdowneFamilyApeS 166
1874-04-11Mr JA Roebuck MPTear 'emApeS 167
1874-04-18Sir GJ Wolseley Bt KCBThe man who
 won't stop		ApeM 0083
1874-04-25JW Henley MPCommon SenseApeS 168
1874-05-02Sir WRS Vesey-FitzGerald GCSIBombayApeS 169
1874-05-09The Earl of HardwickeHigh Political OfficeApeS 170
1874-05-16RA Cross MPThe new manApeS 171
1874-05-23Earl StanhopeA Noble WriterApeS 172
1874-05-30Lord Sandhurst GCB GCSIMilitary adviceApeS 173
1874-06-06The Duke of DevonshirePositionApeS 174
1874-06-13The Marquis of BathAncient lineageApeS 175
1874-06-20The Marquis D'AzeglioIl MarcheseApeM 0084
1874-06-27WP Adam MPThe PastApeS 176
1874-07-04Col Thomas Edward Taylor MPLately whippedApeS 177
1874-07-11The Duke of BedfordThe head of the
Russells		ApeS 178
1874-07-18Mr Herbert Praed MPThe PhilanthropistApeS 179
1874-07-25The Earl of Malmesbury GCB PC DCLDiplomacyApeS 180
1874-08-01Sir Henry Thompson BtCremationApeM 0085
1874-08-08G Sclater-Booth MPThe safe manApeS 181
1874-08-15Sir A Helps KCBCouncilApeM 0086
1874-08-22Sir ME Hicks-BeachA scagliola apolloApeS 182
1874-08-29Mr R Winn MPthe lashApeS 183
1874-09-05Sir H Drummond-Wolff KCMG MPConsular chaplainsApeS 184
1874-09-12Mr Oscar ClaytonFashionable surgeryApeM 0087
1874-09-19Count BatthyanyYachtingApeM 0088
1874-09-26Sir James Hudson GCBIll-usedApeS 185
1874-10-03Stephen Cave MPAmendsApeS 186
1874-10-10ES GordonLord AdvocateApeS 187
1874-10-17James Augustus Hessey DCLMerchant TaylorsApeM 0089
1874-10-24The Earl of BradfordMaster of the HorseApeS 188
1874-10-31Mr James Lloyd Ashbury MPThe Ocean RaceApeS 189
1874-11-07Mr H du Pre Labouchere MPModest assuranceApeM 0090
1874-11-14Mr C Sykesthe Gull's friendApeS 190
1874-11-21Mr AC SwinburneBefore sunriseApeM 0091
1874-11-28JW Colenso DDthe PentateuchApeM 0092
1874-12-05Mr H Chaplin MPA turf reformerApeS 191
1874-12-12Lord W HayThe DirectorApeM 0093
1874-12-19Mr H IrvingThe BellsApe
1874-12-26Henry White MAPrayersApeM 0094
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