of female figure subjects engraved 1787. See
vol. i. pp. 220-1.)
1792.
Jan. 1. A series of four large sporting subjects, figures in
wooded backgrounds. Painted by George Morland,
and engraved by Thomas Rowlandson.
Partridge-Shooting.
Pleasant-Shooting.
Snipe-Shooting.
Duck-Shooting. (Originally pub. in 1790.)
July 18. The Paviour's Joy. Companion to 'The Chairman's
Terror' (vol. i. p. 308).
1794.
A Field Day in Hyde Park. Aquatinted by T. Malton. A large and
important subject, evidently belonging to the same series as 'The
English Barracks,' &c. (Aug. 12, 1791). See vol. i. pp. 294-5.
1795.
Jan. 1. Billingsgate Brutes.
1797.
Oct. 22. Glorious Defeat of the Dutch Navy, Oct. 10,
1797, by Admirals Lord Duncan and Sir Richard
Onslow; with a view, drawn on the spot, of the
six Dutch line-of-battle ships captured and
brought into Yarmouth. Pub. by T. Rowlandson,
1 James Street, Adelphi.
1798.
Mar. 16. England Invaded, or Frenchmen Naturalised
(Loyal Volunteers). Pub. by I. Harris.
Apr. 3. A Return from a Visit. (After H. Bunbury.)
May 15. Military Fly. (See 'Loyal Volunteers of London,'
June 20, 1799, vol. i. pp. 375-7.)
May 18. Rehearsal of a French Invasion, as performed before
the Invalids, at the Island of St. Marcou, on the
morning of ye 7 of May, 1798. Pub. by R. Ackermann.
June 1. Soldiers Attending Divine Service. (The Invasion
Panic and Volunteer forces.)
Aug. 8. Smuggling In--Smuggling Out. (See 1810.)