Master Hodenough Interrupted in his Vocation
Fisher, Son & Co.
1811
Art by Fisher, Son & Co.
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Flibbertigibbet, Tressilian and Wayland Smith
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
Not Again – Not Again!
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
Cardinal Balue at the Boar Hunt
Fisher, Son & Co.
1844
Jeanie, I say, Jeanie, Woman
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
Norma Dispatching the Provisions
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
Mrs. Heukbane and Mrs. Shortcake
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
Captain Dalgetty at Ardenvohr
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
Fray at Jeanie Mac Alpine’s
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
The Abbot of Unreason
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
The Pardoner’s Legend
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
The Revellers
Fisher, Son & Co.
1844
Caleb Catering for Wolf’s Crag
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
Eh, Sirs!
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
Dickie Sludge and the Giant Porter
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
The Citizen and the Soldier
Fisher, Son & Co.
1843
The Captain of Knockdunder
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
My Good Friends, Favete Linguis
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
A Summat to Eat and Drink
Fisher, Son & Co.
1842
Peveril and Chiffinch
Fisher, Son & Co.
1844
Gape, Sinner, and Swallow
Fisher, Son & Co.
1840
Lady Waverley! Ten Thousand a Year!
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
The Middlemas Wives and Gideon Gray
Fisher, Son & Co.
1845
F. Osbaldistone at Squire Inglewood’s
Fisher, Son & Co.
1841
Biography
operated c. 1821 - 1848
Notes:
Print publishers
From British Museum website:
Fisher, Son & Co (publisher/printer; British; 1821 - 1848; fl.)
Also known as
Fisher, Son & Co; Fisher, Henry; Fisher, Son & Jackson; Fisher & Jackson; Fisher & Co
Address
Caxton, Liverpool (in 1819-1820, destroyed by fire Feb 1821) Caxton, London (1823-7) New Gate Street, London (1831) Paris (in 1838, 1840, 1841 and 1844)
Biography
Print publishers initially in Liverpool and then in various London offices from c.1821; Jackson (P) involved from c.1827.
Bibliography
William B Todd 'Directory of Printers 1800-1840', and additional information from prints in P&D
From British Museum website:
Fisher, Son & Co (publisher/printer; British; 1821 - 1848; fl.)
Also known as
Fisher, Son & Co; Fisher, Henry; Fisher, Son & Jackson; Fisher & Jackson; Fisher & Co
Address
Caxton, Liverpool (in 1819-1820, destroyed by fire Feb 1821) Caxton, London (1823-7) New Gate Street, London (1831) Paris (in 1838, 1840, 1841 and 1844)
Biography
Print publishers initially in Liverpool and then in various London offices from c.1821; Jackson (P) involved from c.1827.
Bibliography
William B Todd 'Directory of Printers 1800-1840', and additional information from prints in P&D