3. THE SUPPRESSED PORTRAIT OF DICKENS," PICKWICK,"

"THE BATTLE OF LIFE," AND "GRIMALDI". . 26

4. DICKENS CANCELLED PLATES: "OLIVER TWIST," "MARTIN

CHUZZLEWIT," "THE STRANGE GENTLEMAN," "PIC-

TURES FROM ITALY," AND "SKETCHES BY Boz"

43

5. ON SOME FURTHER SUPPRESSED PLATES, ETCHINGS, AND

WOOD ENGRAVINGS BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK.

59

6. HOGARTH'S "ENTHUSIASM DElineated," "THE MAN OF

TASTE," AND "DON QUIXOTE

82

7. CANCELLED DESIGNS FOR "PUNCH" AND "ONCE A WEEK"

BY CHARLES KEENE AND FREDERICK SANDYS.

127

149

179

192

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Printed Separately

The Title-page of the unwritten "Death in

The Third Marquis of Hertford. (From the) engraving by W. Holl, of the painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence)

The Fourth Marquis of Hertford. (From a

photograph)

The Third Marquis of Hertford when Lord

Yarmouth. (From the coloured caricature
by Richard Dighton)

The suppressed portrait of Charles Dickens

The "Pickwick suppressed plate: "The
Cricket Match." (By R. W. Buss).
The "Pickwick" suppressed plate: "Tupman
and Rachel." (By R. W. Buss)
Tupman and Rachel." (By H. K. Browne).
"The Last Song," with the suppressed border
(By George Cruikshank)

Frontispiece

Between

pages 20 and 21

Facing page 24

28

The suppressed plate from " Oliver Twist"

1. "The Fireside Scene"

2. "The Fireside Scene," as worked
upon by Cruikshank

The suppressed plate from "Sketches by
Boz".

"A Financial Survey of Cumberland or
the Beggar's Petition." (From the only
known uncoloured impression of the plate)
"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)
"Enthusiasm Delineated. (Humbly dedi-`
cated to his Grace the Arch Bishop of
Canterbury by his Graces most obedi-
ent humble Servant Wm. Hogarth"
"Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism.
A Medley"

Portrait of Hogarth with his Dog Trump

The plate reversed and in its last state, now
entitled "The Bruiser"

The Cancelled Cartoon. (By Charles Keene)
The Cancelled "Social." (By Charles Keene)

Suggestion by Joseph Crawhall for the
Cancelled "Social"

"The Painted Chamber." (From Antiquities
of Westminster, 1807).

The suppressed portrait of "John Jorrocks, Esq., M.F.H., etc." (By Henry Alken, the younger)

The suppressed frontispiece for "Omar

Khayyam." (By Edwin Edwards)
"L'Europe alarmée pour le Fils d'un
Meunier.' (The plate in its first state).
The plate in its second state, now entitled
"La Cour de Paix solitaire, entre les
Roses piquantes et les Lis"

Queen Anne presiding over the House of
Lords. (The plate in its first state)
The plate in its second state, now representing
George I. presiding over the House of

Lords.

"The Races of the Europeans, with their Keys." (The plate in its first state)

"A Skit on Britain." (The plate in its second state)

The Headless Horseman. (The plate with the head burnished out).

The plate with Cromwell's head

The plate with Charles I.'s head

Undescribed palimpsest plate. (First state

Undescribed palimpsest plate. (First state and second state).