List of Vanity Fair caricatures/1871

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Publication Date	Subject	Caption	Caricaturist	Notes	Pic.
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	HE Musurus Bey	The most interesting of all the diplomatic corps in London	Ape	S 073
1871-02-11	The Rt Hon 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	The Rt Hon GW Hunt	The fat of the land	Ape	S 077
1871-03-18	The Hon 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 JE Millais RA	A converted pre-Raphaelite	Ape	M 0023
1871-05-20	Mr MT Bass MP	Beer	Ape	S 084
1871-05-27	Baron MA de Rothschild MP	The winner of the race	Ape	S 085
1871-06-03	Capt EM Shaw	He well deserves his 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 John 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	Alfred 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	The Rt Hon 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 GJ Whyte-Melville	The novelist of Society	Coïdé	M 0032
1871-09-30	Mr CR 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 HW Eaton MP	Silk	Coïdé	S 095
1871-10-21	The Rev 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	The Rt Hon 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 LSW Dawson-Damer MP	Hippy	Coïdé	S 096
1871-11-25	Sir Charles Dilke 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 AJ Mundella MP	Education and Arbitration	Coïdé	S 099
1871-12-16	Mr JG Dodson MP	Ways and Means	Coïdé	S 100
1871-12-23	Mr GAF Cavendish-Bentinck MP	Little Ben	Coïdé	S 101
1871-12-30	Mr WH Gregory MP	An art critic	Coïdé	S 102