Anonymous

The female politician. The Reverend Joiner.

The first interview of the Prince and Princess of Wales, at St. James&#8217;s Pallace, on the 5th of April 1795.

The graces

The grandfather&#8217;s delight

The grandmother&#8217;s darling.

The Head Ranger and his man John clearing the rotten burrows.

The imperial nursery or news from the army.

The importation of French priests, or the blessings of liberty.

The Jew beauties. A whimsical song; Sung by Mr. Fawcett, at Covent Garden Theatre.

The last shift.

The laugh. Bubs complements to Ralffo.

The Lyon entranced.

The maid of Milford Haven.

The male carriage or new evening dilly.

The man wot guards the hopposition.

The marriage ceremony of the Prince and Princess of Wales, perform&#8217;d by the Archbishop of Canterbury, at the Chapel Royal, April 8th, 1795.

The mental charmer. The stentorian preacher.

The mischief of Methodism.

The modern colossus.

The modern Jerry Sneak!!! Or the man who submits to petticoat government!!.

The mortified spinster. The disappointed secretary.

The mystical divine.

The padlock. To be or not to be a queen is the question.

The parson at his studies &#8211; or &#8211; A skittle ground the wrong road to a Benifice. Vide anecdote of Dr. Willett.

The patriotic pleader.

The patriots deceived, or Townsend triumphant.

The persuasive housekeeper. The hearty alderman.

The petticoat duelists.

The pious Mrs. Leerwell. The predestined parson.

The pious proselyte. The profligate priest.