The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 260
. Sometimes a series of sketchesextended through several consecutive weeks, such as ThePugilists Progress and The Drimkards Progress, bothby Seymour. The Drunkards Progress, Avhich appearedin 1829, consisted of twelve scenes, and embodied the same … LISTON AS PAUL PKY. FEOM BELLs LIFE, 1825. idea that was many years afterwards more fully developedby George Cruikshank in his series of large plates entitled The Bottle. Now and then appeared a sporting subjectby Harvey, such as Coursing, Hunting, Bull-Baiting, &c.In the number for Februarj^…
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