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Print made by John Goldar, 1729–1795, British

Captain Conquest and His Baggage Wagon

1772

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Charmers of the Age

1786

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Biographers

1786

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Carlo Khan's Triumphal entry into Leadenhall Street

1783

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Concerto Coalitionale

1785

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Gazette Extraordinary from Berkerley Square

1794

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Date Obolium Belisario

1782

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Transfer of East India Stock

1783

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Paradise Lost

1782

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Whisper Across the Channel

1785

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Minister Endeavouring to Eke Out Dr. Pr--ty-----n's Bisho-Prick

1787

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Whisper across the Channel

1785

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Monsieur Francois introduces Master Pr----------tly to the National Assembly

1792

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Noble Lord, on an Approching Peace, Too Busy to attend to the Expenditure of a Million of the Public Money

1787

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Untitled (Seated Barrister)

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Neddy's Black Box, Containing what he does not value Three Shipps of a Louse

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Injured Count, - S. -

ca. 1792

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Regency Twelfth Cake not cut up, and All the People rejoiced and said "Long Live the King"

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Barataria

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Shot at the Min----r, for a Call of the House

1787

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Rights of the People, a Mis-Fire-at the Consitution ____

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

To be seen at Mr J------n's Menagerie-----

1789

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Patriot Exalted

ca. 1788

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Eloquence founded on Chemical Principles

1787

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Dun-shaw, One Foot in Leadenhall Street, and the other in the Province of Bengal (from: Caricature, vol. 5)

1788

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Impeachment Ticket

ca. 1785

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The First Charge - Exit in Fumo

1788

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Pand(e)monium

1784

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Dish of Mutton-Chop's

1788

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Posthaste Conveyance for S---Members

1784

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Transfer of East India Stock

1783

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

A Hasty Sketch of Yesterday's Business

1784

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Such was the Love of Office of the Noble Lord, That finding he would not be Permitted to Mount the Box, He had been Content to get up Behind

1783

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Repeal of the Test Act a Vision

1790

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

Loyalty - Against - Levelling - "Nought can Make us Rue if England to itself do Rest but True" (from: Caricature, vol. 5)

1792

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

State-Jugglers

1788

James Sayer, 1748–1823, British

The Bow to the Thorne, - Alias - The Begging Bow

1788