Table of Contents Volume X

Table of Contents. 3

Introduction. 10

Preface:  Images: A Response to Illiteracy. 11

Many Choices. 13

Purpose. 14

Examples from the “Comic Revolution’ 19

1815- Child's History of England, Charles Dickens. 19

1840- “Guy Fawkes treated classically,” The Comic Almanack, 1844 David Bogue, by George Cruikshank, Print- 1840, London. 23

1849- Guy Faux: A Squib-Author: Horace Mayhew, illustrated by Percy Cruikshank. 27

1847-1848- THE COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Gilbert Abbott A'Beckett 38

Pantomime. 48

1835- First mention of Harlequin Guy Fawkes, Morning Post - Wednesday 23 December. 49

1835- First Description of Harlequin Guy Fawkes, London Courier and Evening Gazette - Monday December 28. 49

Harlequin and Guy Fawkes; Or, The 5th of November, A Comic Pantomime. 52

Lord Chmberlain version-Harlequin and Guy Fawkes; 53

1837-1838 Charles Dickens Review from THE PANTOMIME OF LIFE In:: Mudfog & Other Sketches, 61

1836-Green's Harlequin Guy Fawkes- Tabletop Theatre Version Greens Juvenile Drama, No. 7. 62

1836- Green's Toy Theatre version, edition. 63

1836-Green's Toy Theatre Edition, Plate 3. 90

c. 1840- Webb’s 8th Scene. 91

1836- Greens, “Harlequinade”, Harlequin Guy Fawkes, Plate 10. 92

Pantomime Guy Fawkes’ 93

c. 1850-Webb 1. 93

c.1840- Webb 2. 94

1836- John Kilby Green, Green’s, Harlequin Guy Fawkes. 94

1850-Greens. 95

1808- Greens, Plate 3. 96

1822- Hodgeson. 97

1835- Skelts, Harlequin Guy Fawkes. 97

1855- Arthur Smith, Man in the Moon. 98

1850- O. Smith, Richard John Smith as Fawkes, 99

c.1850- Richard John Smith, O. Smith as Guy Fawkes. 100

1831-40, Mr. O. Smith, Richard John Smith as Guy Fawkes. 101

1855-Death of O. Smith-Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper - Sunday February 4. 102

Cartoons. 103

Artists take the Part of the Eye of God. 103

1617- Wheel of the Popes, Francis Herring:"Mischeefes Mysterie: Or Treason's Master-Peece, 103

1625- Popish Plots and Treasons, Thankful Remembrance of Gods Mercie by G.C. 104

James Gilray. 106

1782- Guy Vaux, Judas Iscariot, Charles James Fox, William Petty 1st Marquess of Lansdowne, Lord Shelburne. 106

1791- Guy Vaux discovered in his attempt to destroy the King the House of Lords his companions attempting to escape. 107

1792- Guy Vaux. 109

1784 Guy Vaux or F blowing up the Part house a grey, B. Wayylen (?) 110

1784-Westminster Canvas, William Dent, Print made by James Ridgway Published by 1784, London. 111

1816-Guy Faux. 113

c. 1820- Guy Vaux Brougham and Vaux Baron,1778-1866. 114

1828-30- William Heath, Wellington and Peel as guys tied back to back, Dont you remember the 5th of November, Print made by Thomas McLean, London. 115

1830-Guy Fawkes, The Anniversary of the Popish Plot, Johnson. 116

1832-Guy Vaux at St Stephen's. 117

1832- John Doyle,The Fifth of Novemer or the Gun Powder Plot 118

1834-  Guy Vaux, Punch. 119

1840- John Doyle, Sketch. 120

Punch Cartoons. 121

Vol. I.——July to December 1841. 123

It is interesting that Guy Fawkes plays a larger than average role in the first volume. 123

The Modern Guy Vaux. 123

Running Children Chaired Effigy. 124

Chaired Effigy –“An Old Trainer”. 124

Volume 4, 1842. 125

The Unconscious Guy Fawkes. 125

Volume 5 1843. 126

The Temperance Guy Fawkes, At the London Docks. 126

Volume 5, July-Dec 1843. 127

The Guy Mayor’s Day, John Leech. 127

1843-  Volume 5, University Intelligence, . 128

Vol. 8-9 1845. 128

Parliamentary Mare’s Nest 128

Vol 10-11, 1846. 128

Explosiion. 129

Vol.12-13,1847. 130

“Guy Fawkes Day”. 130

Vol. 14-15, 1848. 131

“Three groans from an old guy”. 131

Vol 15- 1848. 132

A Palpable Mistake. 132

Vol. 16-17 1849. 134

Our little Bird. 134

The Great Railway Guy for 1849, George Hutson. 135

Manners and Customs of ye Englishe in 1849. No. 37, A Prospect of ye 5^th of November “Showynge ye Guys.”. 136

Vol. 18-19, 1850. 137

The Guy Fawkes of 1850, Preparing to Blow up All England. 137

Vol. 22-23- 1852. 138

Electricity Perverted. 138

Lord John Blowing up the Guys in Parliament, A Design for the Fifth. 139

Vol. 23 1852 - 140

The Eve of St Guy. 140

The Eve of St. Guy. (From the "Galway Vituperator.") Text 141

Vol. 28-9- 1855- 142

Guy Fawkes Day in Vienna. 142

Vol. 30 – 31, 1856. 143

Chairing the Member or the Triumphant Guy. 143

Fireworks in Preparation. 144

Vol. 34-35, 1858. 145

Annual Report of the Fifth of November. 145

Vol. 36-37-July 30,1859. 146

An Unpleasant Neighbour 146

Vols. 36-37-1859- 147

Guy Fawkes for 1859. 147

Vol.52-53-1867. 148

The Fenian Guy Fawkes. 148

Vol. 54-55-1868. 149

New Guy Fawkes or Dizzy’s Chef D’oeuvre. 149

Vol. 60-61-1871. 150

A Genteel Scrimmage In the Pre-Raphael-light-and-dark style. 150

Vol. 66-67-1874. 152

A November Cracker. 152

Guy Fawkes the Second Quite a Novel Creation. 153

Vol. 70-71- 1876. 154

“Pointing to Model”. 154

Catesby and Lords. 155

Vol. 72-73 -1877. 156

Guy Fawkes in the Workhouse. 156

Vol. 74-75-1878. 157

Grown-up Bonfire Boys. 157

Vol. 76-77-1879. 158

Says Myself to Myself. 158

Vol. Calendar- 1880. 159

November Calendar. 159

Vols. 78-79- 1880- 160

The Irish Guy Fawkes. 160

Volume 81- 1881, 161

Historical Picture, Nov. 5 Guy Fawkes or The Man who Missed the Train. 161

“Row Brothers Row” 1881. 162

Volume 82-1882- November 11. 163

Guying Him; Or, The Fourth on the Fifth. 163

Volume 84-85, 1883. 164

No. 343 Guy Fawkes Day in the Mountains. 164

Vol. 87, 1884-, November 8, 1884. 165

The Unconscious Guy Fawkes. 165

Volume 88-1885. 166

Guy Fawkes Tennyson Blowing Up The Authorities of the Admiralty. 166

Volume 89- 1885. 167

Nearly Exploded Idea. 167

Quite Exploded Idea. 167

Volume 91- 1886. 168

A Merry Burst with a Fawkes, Fox Hunting. 168

Volume 94-95-1888. 169

The Workhouse Guy. 169

The Workhouse Guy 2. 169

Volume 98-99-1890. 170

Please to Remember the Fifth of November 170

Fancy Sketch for November 5 Magistrate Letting off a Cracker with a Little Caution. 171

Volume 100-101-1891. 172

The Fifth of November anticipated in Quite Mad-eira. 172

Volume 104-105-1893. 173

The Grand Old Guy Fawkes (after Leech). 173

Vol. 107- 1894. 174

Labby as Guy Fawkes. 174

Vol. 108-109- 1895. 175

Bicycle Guy. 175

Vol 110-111-1896- 176

Guy Fawkes up-to-date. 176

Vol 114-115- 1898. 177

November- Guy Fox’s Day. 177

Vol.- 116- 1899-. 178

The Fifth of November 178

Vol. 122-123- 1902. 179

“Please to remember the Fifth of November (The melodramatic O’Br-n.). 179

The Glorious Fifth. 180

He Blew up the Parlourmaid. 181

Vol. 126-127- 1904. 182

Please to remember- Will he ever forget?. 182

Vol. 128-129; 1905. 183

Are you Mistaking this for the Fifth of November?. 183

Vol 132-133- 1907. 184

The New Guy Fawkes Plot 184

Vol. 135-1908- 185

Supplanted. 185

Vols. 136-137- 1909. 186

A Pleasure Deferred. 186

Vols. 138-139- 1910- 187

The March of Science. 187

Vols. 142-143- 1912. 188

Fireworks for the Fifth. 188

Vol 148- 1915. 189

Studies in Nerves (November )5. 189

Vol. 156-15, 1919, 190

The Popular Guy, November 5. 190

November 3,1923- 192

The Guy Hards. 192

Our Guy. 193

Punch Selected Texts. 194

1841- Volume 1, PLEASE TO REMEMBER THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. 194

1849- Vol. 16-17 Our little Bird- A Guy Fawkes Wanted. 196

1880- Vol. 79- - THE IRISH GUY FAWKES. - Punch, September 4, 199

1884- Volume 87- THE UNCONSCIOUS GUY EAWKES; OR, IN THE WRONG CELLAR. 200

1892- Vol. 103, November 5, “GUY-FOX POPULI “, PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. 201

Cartoon Chronology Resumes. 205

1818- Anon. A Genuine Dandy or Walking Guy, Marks, Nov.5th 1818. 205

1840- O’Connell in Cellar, John Doyle, Nov.16. 206

1850-87– George McCrae, Duke of Guy (se). 207

1850- George Sala, The Guy Faux of 1850. 208

1850- The Popish Invasion, Purkness. 209

1850-Western Times, Saturday November 9, The Fifth of November in Exeter. 210

1850- Western Times - Saturday November 9, 1850 “Portraits of His Holiness and His Eminence, As they were Last Seen at Exeter”, J. Harding. 211

1850- John Leech, Discovery of Guido Fawkes by Suffolk and Mounteagle. 212

1853- On the Fifth of November, A Gross Insult…, George Cruikshank, Comic Almanac. 213

1856- “The New Guy Faux or The Conspirators Detected, Melbourne Punch, July 10. 214

1863- Nov.7., The Yankee Guy Fawkes, Fun. 215

1864-1903- Remember Remember the Fifth of November, The Humour of Life, Phil May. 216

1868-George  Cruikshank, unpublished, Fawkes in Cellar. 217

1872- “Our Illustrious Visitors”, Fun, September 21. 218

1873-The Gunpowder Plot, Nov. 5, 1605, Fun. 219

1874-“Guy Fawkes The Second”, Fun ,November 22. 220

1876- Memoranda for Any Year, Judy. 221

c.1878- “Our Mission to Ashantee”. 222

1880- The Traditional Guy, Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, Saturday, November 6  (Details). 223

1881- Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News – Saturday, November 5 1881-Whole. 227

1884-. Not Fair, Judy, 232

Conclusion. 236

Appendix 1 Timeline of the Gunpowder plot 238

Appendix II Timeline of English History. 242

Appendix III Kings and Queens of England. 245

Appendix IV About the Images. 246

Appendix V, From: A Chronology of Social Change. 248

Appendix VI, The Lantern. 251

The Lantern. 251

Account,  Robert Cecil, Lord Salisbury, November 9,1605. 252

From The King’s Book- The Official Record. 253

From:  The Trial of the Conspirators. 254

1897-John Gerard on Lanthorn. 255

APPENDIX I. (p. 140).Epitaph in St. Anne's, Aldersgate. [Maitland, Londonm (1756), p. 1065.] 256

APPENDIX K.Peter Heywood. 256

APPENDIX K., Peter Heywood. 256

S E R M O N|| P R E A c H’D at the Cathedral Church ||St. P A U Ls||} Novemb. 5. 1699. 256

B E F O R E The Right Honourable the L O R D  MAY O R:| Aldermen and Citizens. 256

L o N D o N | By the Right Honorable Thomas Morer, 256