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.
1870-01-01 Pius IX The Infallible Coïdé So 06
1870-01-08 Chief Justice W. Bovill The majesty of the Law Ape J 03
1870-01-15 M E. Ollivier The Parliamentary Empire Coïdé M 0003
1870-01-22 M H. Rochefort La Voyoucratie Coïdé M 0004
1870-01-29 Victor Emmanuel II Il Re Galantuomo Coïdé So 07
1870-02-05 Lord Chelmsford It is hardly to be believed that two political leaders should fall out only because their wives cannot agree ATn S 039
1870-02-12 Sir J. S. Pakington He was Chairman of the Quarter Sessions and reconstructed the Navy ATn S 040
1870-02-19 Sir Robert Collier Sir John Coleridge serves under him ATn S 041
1870-02-26 The Marquess Townshend The Beggar's Friend ATn S 042
1870-03-05 Sjt W. Ballantine SL He resisted the temptation to cross-examine a Prince of the blood ATn M 0005
1870-03-12 The Speaker The first of the Commoners of England ATn S 043
1870-03-19 Sir Robert Peel A professor of strong languages ATn S 044
1870-03-26 The Duke of Richmond Highly respectable ATn S 045
1870-04-02 Sir Frederick Pollock, Bt A souvenir ATn J 04
1870-04-09 Lord Dufferin An exceptional Irishman ATn S 046
1870-04-16 The Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Behar and Orissa A living monument of English injustice ATn So 08
1870-04-23 The Duke of Cambridge A military difficulty ATn S 047
1870-04-30 Sir John Coleridge A risen barrister ATn S 048
1870-05-07 Adm H. J. Rous As straight as a reed ATn M 0005
1870-05-14 Prince Teck The most popular of princes he has married the most popular of princesses ATn M 0006
1870-05-21 Sir Joseph Hawley The purist of the Turf ATn M 0007
1870-05-28 Mr R. Bernal-Osborne The smart critic ATn S 049
1870-06-04 Mr W. G. G. V. V. Harcourt He was considered an able man till he assumed his own name ATn S 050
1870-06-11 Mr E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen MP A promising apprentice Ape S 051
1870-06-18 The Earl of Dudley Property Ape S 052
1870-06-25 Viscount Ranelagh He has succeeded in volunteering Ape M 0009
1870-07-02 Earl Spencer The Messenger of Peace Ape S 053
1870-07-09 The Duke of Sutherland Simple and unassuming himself, yet magnificent and generous towards his fellow men, he is the very Prince of Dukes Ape S 054
1870-07-16 The Marquis of Westminster The Richest man in England Ape S 055
1870-07-23 Lord Elcho His course has been if not a wise yet a consistent one and dictated by conscience only Ape S 056
1870-07-30 Lord H. Gordon-Lennox A man of Fashion and Politics Ape S 057
1870-08-06 Viscount Halifax He fell off his horse into a Peerage Ape S 058
1870-08-13 Mr Charles Newdigate Newdegate MP A Jesuit in disguise Ape S 059
1870-08-20 Lord Strathnairn He was made a Statesman because he was a soldier Ape S 060
1870-08-27 Sir Henry Bulwer A superannuated diplomat Ape S 061
1870-09-03 Lord Houghton The cool of the evening Ape S 062
1870-09-10 Mr A. J. B. Beresford-Hope Batavian grace Ape S 063
1870-09-17 Gen L. J. Trochu The hope of France Coïdé M 0010
1870-09-24 The Crown Prince of Prussia Fritz Coïdé M 0011
1870-10-01 Lord R. Montagu A Working Conservative Ape S 064
1870-10-08 Sir Stafford Northcote He does his duty to his party and is fortunate if it happens to be also his duty to his country Ape S 065
1870-10-15 Count von Bismarck-Schoenausen The ablest statesman in Europe Coïdé S 066
1870-10-22 T. Carlyle The Diogenes of the Modern Corinthians without his Tub Ape M 0012
1870-10-29 Lord Lytton The representative of Romance Ape S 067
1870-11-05 John Cranch Walker Vivian Always pleasant, always genial Ape S 068; brother of Baron Vivian
1870-11-12 The Bishop of London One who has grieved more than others over 'The Sinfulness of Little Sins' Ape S 069
1870-11-19 The Marquis of Lorne If everywhere as successful as in love a great destiny awaits him Ape M 0013
1870-11-26 Sir Roderick Murchison A faithful friend and eminent Savant and the best possible of Presidents Ape M 0014
1870-12-03 Baron de Brunnow One of the most precious products of political Miscengenation Ape M 0015
1870-12-10 C. H. Spurgeon No one has succeeded like him in sketching the comic side of repentance and regeneration Ape M 0016
1870-12-17 Sir William Fergusson Bt There is no man of greater weight in his profession Ape M 0017
1870-12-24 Sir Henry Storks He is a living paradox; no one less subject to control, no one a greater slave of control Ape S 070
1870-12-31 A. H. Mackonochie He makes religion a tragedy, and the movements of his muscles a solemn ceremony Ape M 0018
1871-01-07 The King of Prussia Les Mangeoit Pour Soi Refraischir Devant Souper Coïdé So 08
1871-01-14 Count Rudolph Apponyi One of the lambs of the Political Fold Ape S 071
1871-01-21 Lord Lawrence One of the best types of administrative ability in modern times Ape S 072
1871-01-28 Prof T. Huxley A great Med'cine-Man among the Inqui-ring Redskins Ape M 0019
1871-02-04 Musurus Bey The most interesting of all the diplomatic corps in London Ape S 073
1871-02-11 W. Monsell The painstaking Irishman Ape S 074
1871-02-18 Mr George Hammond Whalley MP The great believer in Roman Catholicism Ape S 075
1871-02-25 Archbishop Manning The next Pope Ape M 0020
1871-03-04 The Chevalier Charles Cadorna A liberal and an enemy of the priests: he fitly represents the Power which has seized Rome and suppressed the Pope Ape S 076
1871-03-11 G. W. Hunt The fat of the land Ape S 077
1871-03-18 Gerard James Noel MP A nice little fellow Ape S 078
1871-03-25 Mr Richard Dowse MP An Irish wit and Solicitor-General Ape S 079
1871-04-01 Lord Lyttelton A man of position Ape S 080
1871-04-08 The Earl of Harrowby MP KG The last generation Ape S 081
1871-04-15 Lord Ebury A common-prayer reformer Ape S 082
1871-04-22 The Marquis of Normanby By birth a man, by inheritance a Marquis and a Governor by his Sovereign's favour: he fills all his positions with credit Ape S 083
1871-04-29 Sir Francis Grant An able artist and an excellent President Ape M 0021
1871-05-06 Sir Thomas Erskine May KCB Parliamentary Practice Ape M 0022
1871-05-13 Mr J. E. Millais RA A converted pre-Raphaelite Ape M 0023
1871-05-20 Mr M. T. Bass MP Beer Ape S 084
1871-05-27 Baron M. A. de Rothschild MP The winner of the race Ape S 085
1871-06-03 Capt E. M. Shaw He well deserves is popularity Ape M 0024
1871-06-10 Arthur Orton claiming to be Sir Roger Tichborne Baronet or butcher Ape M 0025
1871-06-17 Mr A. Borthwick The Morning Post Ape M 0026
1871-06-24 The Archbishop of York The Archbishop of Society Ape S 086
1871-07-01 Sir George Shaw-Lefevre KCB La Reyne le veult Ape M 0027
1871-07-08 The Duke of Marlborough A Conservative religionist Ape S 087
1871-07-15 Lord Skelmersdale A Conservative whip Ape S 088
1871-07-22 A. Tennyson The Poet Laureate Ape M 0028
1871-07-29 Mr E. Miall MP The Nonconformist Ape S 089
1871-08-05 Mr George Bentinck MP Big Ben Coïdé S 090
1871-08-12 Mr John Locke MP The only man who is ever known to make Mr Gladstone smile Coïdé S 091
1871-08-19 Mr H. Cole CB King Cole Coïdé M 0029
1871-08-26 Don Manuel Rances y Villanueva The Spanish Minister Coïdé M 0030
1871-09-02 The Duke of Saldanha He might have been a King Coïdé M 0031
1871-09-09 Russell Gurney MP A Commissioner Coïdé S 092
1871-09-16 The Duke of Rutland He was once offered the leadership of the Conservative Party Coïdé S 093
1871-09-23 Mr G. J. Whyte-Melville The novelist of Society Coïdé M 0032
1871-09-30 Mr C. R. Darwin Natural Selection Coïdé M 0033
1871-10-07 Alderman Andrew Lusk MP Now I want to know Coïdé S 094
1871-10-14 Mr H. W. Eaton MP Silk Coïdé S 095
1871-10-21 C. Voysey I have much to be thankful for Coïdé M 0034
1871-10-28 Mr John Pender MP Telegraphs Coïdé M 0035
1871-11-04 Sir Fitzroy Kelly The Lord Chief Baron Coïdé J 05
1871-11-11 Mr M. Arnold 'I say, the critic must keep out of the region of immediate practice' Coïdé M 0036
1871-11-18 Mr L. S. W. Dawson-Damer MP Hippy Coïdé S 096
1871-11-25 Sir Charles Dilke, 2nd Baronet MP A far advanced Radical Coïdé S 097
1871-12-02 Mr A. Baillie-Cochrane MP Judicious Amelioration Coïdé S 098
1871-12-09 Mr A. J. Mundella MP Education and Arbitration Coïdé S 099
1871-12-16 Mr J. G. Dodson MP Ways and Means Coïdé S 100
1871-12-23 Mr G. A. F. Cavendish-Bentinck MP Little Ben Coïdé S 101
1871-12-30 Mr W. H. Gregory MP An art critic Coïdé S 102
1872-01-06 M L. A. Thiers Faute-de-mieux Premier Cecioni S 103
1872-01-13 The Earl of Cork and Orrery Master of Her Majesty's Buckhounds Cecioni S 104
1872-01-20 Dr Frederick Quin Homoeopathic Society Cecioni M 0037
1872-01-27 Mr J. A. Froude He created Henry VIII exploded Mary Stuart and demolished Elizabeth Cecioni M 0038
1872-02-03 Mr W. W. Collins The Novelist who invented Sensation Cecioni M 0039
1872-02-10 S. H. Walpole MP He defended Hyde Park Cecioni S 105
1872-02-17 Mr J. Ruskin The realisation of the Ideal Cecioni M 0040
1872-02-24 G. G. Glyn MP The Whip Cecioni S 106
1872-03-02 Mr A. W. Kinglake Not an MP Cecioni M 0041
1872-03-09 Mr W. H. Smith MP Newspapers Cecioni S 107
1872-03-16 Sir Roundell Palmer He refused the Woolsack, and voted against the Disestablishment of the Irish Church Cecioni S 108
1872-03-23 Mr John Francis Maguire MP A Home Ruler Cecioni S 109
1872-03-30 Rev Canon Charles Kingsley The Apostle of the Flesh Cecioni M 0042
1872-04-06 Prof J. Tyndall FRS The Scientific Use of the Imagination Cecioni M 0043
1872-04-13 J. Cumming DD The End of the World Cecioni M 0044
1872-04-20 Gathorne Hardy MP DCL Conservative Cecioni S 110
1872-04-27 Mr W. H. Dixon He discovered New America and Free Russia Cecioni M 0045
1872-05-04 King Amadeus of Spain He would be a King Cecioni So 09
1872-05-11 Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Baronet MP Permissive Prohibition Cecioni S 111
1872-05-18 Hamilton Fish Consequential damages Nast S 112
1872-05-25 Charles Sumner The Massive Grievance Nast S 113
1872-06-01 Gen U. S. Grant Captain, Tanner, Farmer, General, Imperator Nast So 10
1872-06-08 Mr Thomas Hughes MP Tom Brown Cecioni S 114
1872-06-15 Mr S. Morley MP Dissent Cecioni S 115
1872-06-22 The Duke of Wellington KG PC The son of Waterloo Cecioni S 116
1872-06-29 Mr F. Leighton ARA A sacrifice to the Graces Coïdé M 0046
1872-07-06 Sir Michael Costa Orchestration Lyall M 0047
1872-07-13 Mr George Leeman MP A Yorkshire Solicitor Coïdé S 117
1872-07-20 Mr H. Greeley Anything to beat Grant Nast S 118
1872-07-27 E. Pleydell-Bouverie MP He did not decline the Speakership Lyall S 119
1872-08-03 Mr James Delahunty MP Currency Coïdé S 120
1872-08-10 E. Horsman MP the eccentric Liberal Lyall S 121
1872-08-17 Lord Radstock DV Cecioni S 122
1872-08-24 C. J. Vaughan DD Nolo episcopari Montbard M 0048
1872-08-31 C. P. Villiers MP He advocated Free-trade before it was safe to attack Protection Coïdé S 123
1872-09-07 Msgr Thomas John Capel The Apostle to the Genteel Montbard M 0049
1872-09-14 Lord Enfield MP Answers questions Cecioni S 124
1872-09-21 A. P. Stanley DD Philosophic Belief Montbard M 0050
1872-09-28 Sir Colman O'Loghlen, 2nd Baronet MP An Irish Baronet Cecioni S 125
1872-10-05 Mr C. F. Adams An Arbitrator Nast S 126
1872-10-12 T. Binney The head of the Dissenters Montbard M 0051
1872-10-19 M L. Gambetta He devoured France with activity Montbard S 127
1872-10-26 Mr Joseph Cowen MP Newcastle-on-Tyne Coïdé S 128
1872-11-02 Mr H. M. Stanley He found Livingstone Montbard M 0052
1872-11-09 Sir Sydney Waterlow The Lord Mayor Cecioni M 0053
1872-11-16 H. B. W. Brand MP Mr Speaker Coïdé S 129
1872-11-23 Newman Hall Come to Jesus Montbard M 0054
1872-11-30 Mr Roger Eykyn MP The Police Champion Coïdé S 130
1872-12-07 Sir Francis Goldsmid Bt MP Barrister & Baronet Coïdé S 131
1872-12-14 Baron P. J. Reuter Telegrams Delfico M 0055
1872-12-21 Mr H. Fawcett MP A Radical Leader Delfico S 132
1872-12-28 Mr Gabriel Goldney MP Practical Delfico S 133
1873-01-04 The Duke of St Albans Hereditary Grand Falconer Delfico S 134
1873-01-11 Mr Robert Wigram Crawford MP A man of weight and high standing Delfico S 135
1873-01-18 Mr C. S. Gilpin MP Capital Punishment Delfico S 136
1873-01-25 The Duke of Buccleuch and Queensbury The Governing Classes D'Épinay S 137
1873-02-01 The Earl of Galloway Army reorganisation Delfico S 138
1873-02-08 Sir James Bacon Contempt of Court WV J 06
1873-02-15 Mr J. d'Aguilar Samuda MP Iron Shipbuilding Lyall S 139
1873-02-22 Sir Jack Kerslake Kt Jack Lyall M 0056
1873-03-01 Prof Richard Owen Old Bones unsigned. Ape ? M 0057
1873-03-08 Mr T. Mayne-Reid Impossible Romance Coïdé M 0058
1873-03-15 Mr S. Plimsoll MP The Sailor's Champion WV S 140
1873-03-22 Mr Edward Levy The Daily Telegraph Spy M 0059
1873-03-29 Mr J. S. Mill MP A Feminine Philosopher Spy S 141
1873-04-05 Mr A. Trollope A Novelist Spy M 0060
1873-04-12 Lt-Col Lord Charles James Fox Russell 'This fell sergeant – strict in this arrest' Coïdé M 0061
1873-04-19 T. E. Headlam MP Has kept his seat for six-and-twenty years Spy S 142
1873-04-26 Sir W. Jenner Bt KCB Physic Spy M 0062
1873-05-03 Mr I. Butt MP Home Rule Spy S 143
1873-05-10 Mr W. P. Frith RA The Derby-Day Spy M 0063
1873-05-17 Mr John Laird MP He built the 'Alabama' and the 'Captain' Spy S 144
1873-05-24 Sir John Mellor Judges The Claimant Spy J 07
1873-05-31 Mr Robert Lush A little lush Spy J 08
1873-06-07 Mr Robert Dalglish MP The most popular man in the House of Commons Spy S 145
1873-06-14 Sir W. Williams-Wynn Bt MP The King of Wales Spy S 146
1873-06-21 Mr Henry Hawkins QC The Tichborne Case Spy M 0064
1873-06-28 Mr Washington Hibbert A Londoner Coïdé M 0065
1873-07-05 The Shah of Persia He Endowed Persia with a National Debt Spy So 11
1873-07-12 Sir H. C. Rawlinson KCB Our Eastern Policy Spy S 147
1873-07-19 Sir R. Airey GCB Adjutant-General of the Forces Spy M 0066
1873-07-26 Lord Colville of Culross A good fellow Spy S 148
1873-08-02 Mr G. O. Trevelyan MP The Competition Wallah Spy S 149
1873-08-09 Lord O. A. Fitzgerald MP A Message from the Queen Spy S 150
1873-08-16 Mr S. Laing MP The infant Samuel Spy S 151
1873-08-23 The Earl of Wilton The Commodore Coïdé S 152
1873-08-30 FM Sir W. M. Gomm GCB The Constable of the Tower Spy M 0067
1873-09-06 Mr Thomas Collins MP Noisy Tom Spy S 153
1873-09-13 Lord Colonsay Scotch Law Spy S 154
1873-09-20 Sir H. B. E. Frere KCB The Slave Trade Spy M 0068
1873-09-27 Sir Julius Benedict Sweet sounds Spy M 0069
1873-10-04 Lord Campbell and Stratheden and Stratheden Spy S 155
1873-10-11 Sir A. W. J. Clifford Bt CB Black Rod Spy M 0070
1873-10-18 The Duke of Hamilton Premier Peer of Scotland Coïdé S 156
1873-10-25 The Earl of Harrington An unexpected Earl Coïdé S 157
1873-11-01 Dr E. V. H. Kenealy The Claimant's Counsel Spy M 0071
1873-11-08 The Prince of Wales The Prince Coïdé P 01
1873-11-15 Col J. M. McGarel-Hogg MP Board of Works Spy S 158
1873-11-22 Earl Bathurst A Relic Coïdé S 159
1873-11-29 Sir Richard Wallace Bt The Hertford Property Spy S 160
1873-12-06 Sir John Doran FSA Notes and Queries Spy M 0072
1873-12-13 Sjt John Humffreys Parry a lawyer Spy M 0073
1873-12-20 Mr E. M. Ward RA Historic Art Spy M 0074
1873-12-27 Mr Percy William Doyle CB Diplomacy Coïdé M 0075
1874-01-03 Mr Augustus William Lumley-Savile Cotillon Ape M 0076
1874-01-10 The Duke of Edinburgh First Violin Ape P 02
1874-01-17 Sir A. Panizzi KCB Books Ape M 0077
1874-01-24 Sir George Orby Wombwell Bt Our Sir George Ape M 0078
1874-01-31 The Earl of Desart Chesterfield Letters Ape M 0079
1874-02-07 Lord Carrington Charlie Ape S 161
1874-02-14 Mr James Johnstone The Standard Ape M 0080
1874-02-21 Mr Albert Grant MP Leicester Square Ape S 162
1874-02-28 Mr J. W. Huddleston QC MP A future Judge Ape S 163
1874-03-07 Sir H. James MP Nervous Ape S 164
1874-03-14 Mr A. S. Sullivan English Music Ape M 0081
1874-03-21 Capt Ralph Allen Gossett Popular Members Ape M 0082; Serjeant-at-Arms
1874-03-28 Sir C. Forster Bt MP An Amateur Whip Ape S 165
1874-04-04 The Marquis of Lansdowne Family Ape S 166
1874-04-11 Mr J. A. Roebuck MP Tear 'em Ape S 167
1874-04-18 Sir G. J. Wolseley Bt KCB The man who won't stop Ape M 0083
1874-04-25 J. W. Henley MP Common Sense Ape S 168
1874-05-02 Sir W. R. S. Vesey-FitzGerald GCSI Bombay Ape S 169
1874-05-09 The Earl of Hardwicke High Political Office Ape S 170
1874-05-16 R. A. Cross MP The new man Ape S 171
1874-05-23 Earl Stanhope A Noble Writer Ape S 172
1874-05-30 Lord Sandhurst GCB GCSI Military advice Ape S 173
1874-06-06 The Duke of Devonshire Position Ape S 174
1874-06-13 The Marquis of Bath Ancient lineage Ape S 175
1874-06-20 The Marquis D'Azeglio Il Marchese Ape M 0084
1874-06-27 W. P. Adam MP The Past Ape S 176
1874-07-04 Col Thomas Edward Taylor MP Lately whipped Ape S 177
1874-07-11 The Duke of Bedford The head of the Russells Ape S 178
1874-07-18 Mr Herbert Praed MP The Philanthropist Ape S 179
1874-07-25 The Earl of Malmesbury GCB PC DCL Diplomacy Ape S 180
1874-08-01 Sir Henry Thompson Bt Cremation Ape M 0085
1874-08-08 G. Sclater-Booth MP The safe man Ape S 181
1874-08-15 Sir A Helps KCB Council Ape M 0086
1874-08-22 Sir M. E. Hicks-Beach A scagliola apollo Ape S 182
1874-08-29 Mr R. Winn MP the lash Ape S 183
1874-09-05 Sir H. Drummond-Wolff KCMG MP Consular chaplains Ape S 184
1874-09-12 Mr Oscar Clayton Fashionable surgery Ape M 0087
1874-09-19 Count Batthyany Yachting Ape M 0088
1874-09-26 Sir James Hudson GCB Ill-used Ape S 185
1874-10-03 Stephen Cave MP Amends Ape S 186
1874-10-10 E. S. Gordon Lord Advocate Ape S 187
1874-10-17 James Augustus Hessey DCL Merchant Taylors Ape M 0089
1874-10-24 The Earl of Bradford Master of the Horse Ape S 188
1874-10-31 Mr James Lloyd Ashbury MP The Ocean Race Ape S 189
1874-11-07 Mr H. du Pre Labouchere MP Modest assurance Ape M 0090
1874-11-14 Mr C. Sykes the Gull's friend Ape S 190
1874-11-21 Mr A. C. Swinburne Before sunrise Ape M 0091
1874-11-28 J. W. Colenso DD the Pentateuch Ape M 0092
1874-12-05 Mr H. Chaplin MP A turf reformer Ape S 191
1874-12-12 Lord W. Hay The Director Ape M 0093
1874-12-19 Mr H. Irving The Bells Ape
1874-12-26 Henry White MA Prayers Ape M 0094

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