List of Vanity Fair (British magazine) caricatures (1870–1874)

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The following is from a list of caricatures published 1870–1874 by the British magazine Vanity Fair (1868–1914). Publication Date Subject Caption Caricaturist Notes Pic.1870-01-01Pius IXThe InfallibleCoïdéSo 061870-01-08Chief Justice W. BovillThe majesty of the LawApeJ 031870-01-15M E. OllivierThe Parliamentary EmpireCoïdéM 00031870-01-22M H. RochefortLa VoyoucratieCoïdéM 00041870-01-29Victor Emmanuel IIIl Re GalantuomoCoïdéSo 071870-02-05Lord ChelmsfordIt is hardly to be believed that two political leaders should fall out only because their wives cannot agreeATnS 0391870-02-12Sir J. S. PakingtonHe was Chairman of the Quarter Sessions and reconstructed the NavyATnS 0401870-02-19Sir Robert CollierSir John Coleridge serves under himATnS 0411870-02-26The Marquess TownshendThe Beggar's FriendATnS 0421870-03-05Sjt W. Ballantine SLHe resisted the temptation to cross-examine a Prince of the bloodATnM 00051870-03-12The SpeakerThe first of the Commoners of EnglandATnS 0431870-03-19Sir Robert PeelA professor of strong languagesATnS 0441870-03-26The Duke of RichmondHighly respectableATnS 0451870-04-02Sir Frederick Pollock, BtA souvenirATnJ 041870-04-09Lord DufferinAn exceptional IrishmanATnS 0461870-04-16The Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Behar and OrissaA living monument of English injusticeATnSo 081870-04-23The Duke of CambridgeA military difficultyATnS 0471870-04-30Sir John ColeridgeA risen barristerATnS 0481870-05-07Adm H. J. RousAs straight as a reedATnM 00051870-05-14Prince TeckThe most popular of princes he has married the most popular of princessesATnM 00061870-05-21Sir Joseph HawleyThe purist of the TurfATnM 00071870-05-28Mr R. Bernal-OsborneThe smart criticATnS 0491870-06-04Mr W. G. G. V. V. HarcourtHe was considered an able man till he assumed his own nameATnS 0501870-06-11Mr E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen MPA promising apprenticeApeS 0511870-06-18The Earl of DudleyPropertyApeS 0521870-06-25Viscount RanelaghHe has succeeded in volunteeringApeM 00091870-07-02Earl SpencerThe Messenger of PeaceApeS 0531870-07-09The Duke of SutherlandSimple and unassuming himself, yet magnificent and generous towards his fellow men, he is the very Prince of DukesApeS 0541870-07-16The Marquis of WestminsterThe Richest man in EnglandApeS 0551870-07-23Lord ElchoHis course has been if not a wise yet a consistent one and dictated by conscience onlyApeS 0561870-07-30Lord H. Gordon-LennoxA man of Fashion and PoliticsApeS 0571870-08-06Viscount HalifaxHe fell off his horse into a PeerageApeS 0581870-08-13Mr Charles Newdigate Newdegate MPA Jesuit in disguiseApeS 0591870-08-20Lord StrathnairnHe was made a Statesman because he was a soldierApeS 0601870-08-27Sir Henry BulwerA superannuated diplomatApeS 0611870-09-03Lord HoughtonThe cool of the eveningApeS 0621870-09-10Mr A. J. B. Beresford-HopeBatavian graceApeS 0631870-09-17Gen L. J. TrochuThe hope of FranceCoïdéM 00101870-09-24The Crown Prince of PrussiaFritzCoïdéM 00111870-10-01Lord R. MontaguA Working ConservativeApeS 0641870-10-08Sir Stafford NorthcoteHe does his duty to his party and is fortunate if it happens to be also his duty to his countryApeS 0651870-10-15Count von Bismarck-SchoenausenThe ablest statesman in EuropeCoïdéS 0661870-10-22T. CarlyleThe Diogenes of the Modern Corinthians without his TubApeM 00121870-10-29Lord LyttonThe representative of RomanceApeS 0671870-11-05John Cranch Walker VivianAlways pleasant, always genialApeS 068; brother of Baron Vivian1870-11-12The Bishop of LondonOne who has grieved more than others over 'The Sinfulness of Little Sins'ApeS 0691870-11-19The Marquis of LorneIf everywhere as successful as in love a great destiny awaits himApeM 00131870-11-26Sir Roderick MurchisonA faithful friend and eminent Savant and the best possible of PresidentsApeM 00141870-12-03Baron de BrunnowOne of the most precious products of political MiscengenationApeM 00151870-12-10C. H. SpurgeonNo one has succeeded like him in sketching the comic side of repentance and regenerationApeM 00161870-12-17Sir William Fergusson BtThere is no man of greater weight in his professionApeM 00171870-12-24Sir Henry StorksHe is a living paradox; no one less subject to control, no one a greater slave of controlApeS 0701870-12-31A. H. MackonochieHe makes religion a tragedy, and the movements of his muscles a solemn ceremonyApeM 00181871-01-07The King of PrussiaLes Mangeoit Pour Soi Refraischir Devant SouperCoïdéSo 081871-01-14Count Rudolph ApponyiOne of the lambs of the Political FoldApeS 0711871-01-21Lord LawrenceOne of the best types of administrative ability in modern timesApeS 0721871-01-28Prof T. HuxleyA great Med'cine-Man among the Inqui-ring RedskinsApeM 00191871-02-04Musurus BeyThe most interesting of all the diplomatic corps in LondonApeS 0731871-02-11W. MonsellThe painstaking IrishmanApeS 0741871-02-18Mr George Hammond Whalley MPThe great believer in Roman CatholicismApeS 0751871-02-25Archbishop ManningThe next PopeApeM 00201871-03-04The Chevalier Charles CadornaA liberal and an enemy of the priests: he fitly represents the Power which has seized Rome and suppressed the PopeApeS 0761871-03-11G. W. HuntThe fat of the landApeS 0771871-03-18Gerard James Noel MPA nice little fellowApeS 0781871-03-25Mr Richard Dowse MPAn Irish wit and Solicitor-GeneralApeS 0791871-04-01Lord LytteltonA man of positionApeS 0801871-04-08The Earl of Harrowby MP KGThe last generationApeS 0811871-04-15Lord EburyA common-prayer reformerApeS 0821871-04-22The Marquis of NormanbyBy birth a man, by inheritance a Marquis and a Governor by his Sovereign's favour: he fills all his positions with creditApeS 0831871-04-29Sir Francis GrantAn able artist and an excellent PresidentApeM 00211871-05-06Sir Thomas Erskine May KCBParliamentary PracticeApeM 00221871-05-13Mr J. E. Millais RAA converted pre-RaphaeliteApeM 00231871-05-20Mr M. T. Bass MPBeerApeS 0841871-05-27Baron M. A. de Rothschild MPThe winner of the raceApeS 0851871-06-03Capt E. M. ShawHe well deserves is popularityApeM 00241871-06-10Arthur Orton claiming to be Sir Roger TichborneBaronet or butcherApeM 00251871-06-17Mr A. BorthwickThe Morning PostApeM 00261871-06-24The Archbishop of YorkThe Archbishop of SocietyApeS 0861871-07-01Sir George Shaw-Lefevre KCBLa Reyne le veultApeM 00271871-07-08The Duke of MarlboroughA Conservative religionistApeS 0871871-07-15Lord SkelmersdaleA Conservative whipApeS 0881871-07-22A. TennysonThe Poet LaureateApeM 00281871-07-29Mr E. Miall MPThe NonconformistApeS 0891871-08-05Mr George Bentinck MPBig BenCoïdéS 0901871-08-12Mr John Locke MPThe only man who is ever known to make Mr Gladstone smileCoïdéS 0911871-08-19Mr H. Cole CBKing ColeCoïdéM 00291871-08-26Don Manuel Rances y VillanuevaThe Spanish MinisterCoïdéM 00301871-09-02The Duke of SaldanhaHe might have been a KingCoïdéM 00311871-09-09Russell Gurney MPA CommissionerCoïdéS 0921871-09-16The Duke of RutlandHe was once offered the leadership of the Conservative PartyCoïdéS 0931871-09-23Mr G. J. Whyte-MelvilleThe novelist of SocietyCoïdéM 00321871-09-30Mr C. R. DarwinNatural SelectionCoïdéM 00331871-10-07Alderman Andrew Lusk MPNow I want to knowCoïdéS 0941871-10-14Mr H. W. Eaton MPSilkCoïdéS 0951871-10-21C. VoyseyI have much to be thankful forCoïdéM 00341871-10-28Mr John Pender MPTelegraphsCoïdéM 00351871-11-04Sir Fitzroy KellyThe Lord Chief BaronCoïdéJ 051871-11-11Mr M. Arnold'I say, the critic must keep out of the region of immediate practice'CoïdéM 00361871-11-18Mr L. S. W. Dawson-Damer MPHippyCoïdéS 0961871-11-25Sir Charles Dilke, 2nd Baronet MPA far advanced RadicalCoïdéS 0971871-12-02Mr A. Baillie-Cochrane MPJudicious AmeliorationCoïdéS 0981871-12-09Mr A. J. Mundella MPEducation and ArbitrationCoïdéS 0991871-12-16Mr J. G. Dodson MPWays and MeansCoïdéS 1001871-12-23Mr G. A. F. Cavendish-Bentinck MPLittle BenCoïdéS 1011871-12-30Mr W. H. Gregory MPAn art criticCoïdéS 1021872-01-06M L. A. ThiersFaute-de-mieux PremierCecioniS 1031872-01-13The Earl of Cork and OrreryMaster of Her Majesty's BuckhoundsCecioniS 1041872-01-20Dr Frederick QuinHomoeopathic SocietyCecioniM 00371872-01-27Mr J. A. FroudeHe created Henry VIII exploded Mary Stuart and demolished ElizabethCecioniM 00381872-02-03Mr W. W. CollinsThe Novelist who invented SensationCecioniM 00391872-02-10S. H. Walpole MPHe defended Hyde ParkCecioniS 1051872-02-17Mr J. RuskinThe realisation of the IdealCecioniM 00401872-02-24G. G. Glyn MPThe WhipCecioniS 1061872-03-02Mr A. W. KinglakeNot an MPCecioniM 00411872-03-09Mr W. H. Smith MPNewspapersCecioniS 1071872-03-16Sir Roundell PalmerHe refused the Woolsack, and voted against the Disestablishment of the Irish ChurchCecioniS 1081872-03-23Mr John Francis Maguire MPA Home RulerCecioniS 1091872-03-30Rev Canon Charles KingsleyThe Apostle of the FleshCecioniM 00421872-04-06Prof J. Tyndall FRSThe Scientific Use of the ImaginationCecioniM 00431872-04-13J. Cumming DDThe End of the WorldCecioniM 00441872-04-20Gathorne Hardy MP DCLConservativeCecioniS 1101872-04-27Mr W. H. DixonHe discovered New America and Free RussiaCecioniM 00451872-05-04King Amadeus of SpainHe would be a KingCecioniSo 091872-05-11Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Baronet MPPermissive ProhibitionCecioniS 1111872-05-18Hamilton FishConsequential damagesNastS 1121872-05-25Charles SumnerThe Massive GrievanceNastS 1131872-06-01Gen U. S. GrantCaptain, Tanner, Farmer, General, ImperatorNastSo 101872-06-08Mr Thomas Hughes MPTom BrownCecioniS 1141872-06-15Mr S. Morley MPDissentCecioniS 1151872-06-22The Duke of Wellington KG PC The son of WaterlooCecioniS 1161872-06-29Mr F. Leighton ARAA sacrifice to the GracesCoïdéM 00461872-07-06Sir Michael CostaOrchestrationLyallM 00471872-07-13Mr George Leeman MPA Yorkshire SolicitorCoïdéS 1171872-07-20Mr H. GreeleyAnything to beat GrantNastS 1181872-07-27E. Pleydell-Bouverie MPHe did not decline the SpeakershipLyallS 1191872-08-03Mr James Delahunty MPCurrencyCoïdéS 1201872-08-10E. Horsman MPthe eccentric LiberalLyallS 1211872-08-17Lord RadstockDVCecioniS 1221872-08-24C. J. Vaughan DDNolo episcopariMontbardM 00481872-08-31C. P. Villiers MPHe advocated Free-trade before it was safe to attack ProtectionCoïdéS 1231872-09-07Msgr Thomas John CapelThe Apostle to the GenteelMontbardM 00491872-09-14Lord Enfield MPAnswers questionsCecioniS 1241872-09-21A. P. Stanley DDPhilosophic BeliefMontbardM 00501872-09-28Sir Colman O'Loghlen, 2nd Baronet MPAn Irish BaronetCecioniS 1251872-10-05Mr C. F. AdamsAn ArbitratorNastS 1261872-10-12T. BinneyThe head of the DissentersMontbardM 00511872-10-19M L. GambettaHe devoured France with activityMontbardS 1271872-10-26Mr Joseph Cowen MPNewcastle-on-TyneCoïdéS 1281872-11-02Mr H. M. StanleyHe found LivingstoneMontbardM 00521872-11-09Sir Sydney WaterlowThe Lord MayorCecioniM 00531872-11-16H. B. W. Brand MPMr SpeakerCoïdéS 1291872-11-23Newman HallCome to JesusMontbardM 00541872-11-30Mr Roger Eykyn MPThe Police ChampionCoïdéS 1301872-12-07Sir Francis Goldsmid Bt MPBarrister & BaronetCoïdéS 1311872-12-14Baron P. J. ReuterTelegramsDelficoM 00551872-12-21Mr H. Fawcett MPA Radical LeaderDelficoS 1321872-12-28Mr Gabriel Goldney MPPracticalDelficoS 1331873-01-04The Duke of St AlbansHereditary Grand FalconerDelficoS 1341873-01-11Mr Robert Wigram Crawford MPA man of weight and high standingDelficoS 1351873-01-18Mr C. S. Gilpin MPCapital PunishmentDelficoS 1361873-01-25The Duke of Buccleuch and QueensburyThe Governing ClassesD'ÉpinayS 1371873-02-01The Earl of GallowayArmy reorganisationDelficoS 1381873-02-08Sir James BaconContempt of CourtWVJ 061873-02-15Mr J. d'Aguilar Samuda MPIron ShipbuildingLyallS 1391873-02-22Sir Jack Kerslake KtJackLyallM 00561873-03-01Prof Richard OwenOld Bonesunsigned. Ape ?M 00571873-03-08Mr T. Mayne-ReidImpossible RomanceCoïdéM 00581873-03-15Mr S. Plimsoll MPThe Sailor's ChampionWVS 1401873-03-22Mr Edward LevyThe Daily TelegraphSpyM 00591873-03-29Mr J. S. Mill MPA Feminine PhilosopherSpyS 1411873-04-05Mr A. TrollopeA NovelistSpyM 00601873-04-12Lt-Col L