Human passions delineated in above 120 figures, droll, satyrical, and humourous: design'd in the Hogarthian style, very useful for young practitioners in drawing. By Timo[thy] Bobbin author of the Lancashire dialect. ... Whole books or any single print may be had of the booksellers, or of the publisher

People / Organizations

• Tim Bobbin (Author)

Imprint

[Manchester]: Printed and published by John Heywood, Manchester, 1773.

Publication year

1773

ESTC No.

T135972

Grub Street ID

184303

Description

[26]leaves : ports. ; 2⁰

Note

Timothy Bobbin = John Collier.

Engraved throughout.

Includes: 'The pluralist and the old soldier', 'Fratres in malo', 'The disappointment', 'The morning visit', and 'They who have ears to hear, let them hear'.

Uncontrolled note

Part of "Timothy Bobbin" on tp is deliberately obscured. BL would like copy of an unmutilated tp to verify imprint