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VANITY FAIR "Spy" PRINTS ~ POLITICAL (1871-1872)

Lord Lawrence
Jan. 21, 1871
One of the best types of administrative ability in modern times.
$28

The Right Hon. William Monsell
Feb. 11, 1871
The painstaking Irishman.
$26

Mr. George Hammond Whalley
Feb. 18, 1871
The great believer in Roman Catholicism.
$30

The Hon. Gerard James Noel
March 18, 1871
A nice little fellow.
$26

Mr. Richard Dowse
March 25, 1871
An Irish wit and Solicitor-General.
$36

Lord Lyttelton
April 1, 1871
A man of position.
$24

The Earl of Harrowby
April 8, 1871
The last generation.
$35

The Marquis of Normanby
April 22, 1871
By birth a man, by inheritance a Marquis and a Governor by his Sovereign's favour, he fills all his positions with credit.
$26

Mr. Michael Thomas Bass
May 20, 1871
Beer
$30

The Duke of Marlborough
July 8, 1871
A Conservative religionist.
$32

Sir Roger Dougherty Tichborne
June 10, 1871
Baronet or butcher.

Lord Skelmersdale
July 15, 1871
A Conservative Whip.
$24

Mr. George Bentinck
Aug. 5, 1871
Big Ben.
$34

Mr. John Locke
Aug. 12, 1871
The only man who is ever known to make Gladstone smile.
$30

Don Manuel Rances y Villanueva
Aug 26, 1871
The Spanish Minister.
$34

The Right Hon. Russell Gurney
Sept. 9, 1871
A Commissioner
$26

The Duke of Rutland
Sept. 16, 1871
He was once offered the leadership of the Conservative Party.
$32

Alderman Lusk
Oct. 7, 1871
Now I want to know.
$30

Mr. Henry William Eaton
Oct. 14, 1871
Silk.
$34

Mr. John Pender
Oct. 28, 1871
Telegraphs.
$28

Mr. Lionel Seymour William Dawson-Damer
Nov. 18, 1871
Hippy.
$32

Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke
Nov. 25, 1871
A far advanced Radical.
$26

Mr. Alexander D.R.W. Baillie-Cochrane
Dec. 2, 1871
Judicious Amelioration.
$28

Mr. Anthony John Mundella
Dec. 9, 1871
Education and Arbitration.
$30

Mr. John George Dodson
Dec. 16, 1871
Ways and Means.
$35

Mr. Cavendish-Bentinck
Dec. 23, 1871
Little Ben.
$28

The Hon. Horation Horalis Walpole
Feb. 10, 1872
He defended Hyde Park.
$28

Sir Roundell Palmer
March 16, 1872
He refused the Woolsack, and voted against the Disestablishment of the Irish Church.
$22

Mr. Maguire
March 23, 1872
A Home Ruler.

The Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy
April 20, 1872
Conservative.
$22

Sir Wilfrid Lawson
May 11, 1872
Permissive Prohibition.
$34

Mr. Samuel Morley
June 15, 1872
Dissent.
$36

Mr. George Leeman
July 13, 1872
A Yorkshire Solicitor.
$32

The Right Hon. Edward Pleydell Bouverie
July 27, 1872
He did not decline the Speakership.
$35

Mr. James Delahunty
Aug. 3, 1872
Currency.

The Right Hon. Edward Horsman
Aug. 10, 1872
The eccentric Liberal.

The Right Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers
Aug. 31, 1872
He advocated Free-trade before it was safe to attack Protection.
$38

Viscount Enfield
Sept. 14, 1872
Answers questions.
$26

The Right Hon. Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen
Sept. 28, 1872
An Irish baronet.
$24

Léon Gambetta
Oct. 19, 1872
He devoured France with activity.
$24

Mr. Joseph Cowen
Oct. 26, 1872
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
$34

Sir Sydney Hedley Waterlow
Nov. 9, 1872
The Lord Mayor
(title trimmed)
$28

Mr. Henry Fawcett
Dec. 21, 1872
A Radical leader.
$34

Mr. Gabriel Goldney
Dec. 28, 1872
Practical.
$22

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