“The Extraordinary Sagacity of the Ettrick Shepherd’s Dog, ‘Sirrah,'” “British Workman 18 (1856): 72.
“How Sam Adam’s Pipe Became a Pig,” “British Workman” 110 (Feb 1864): 440.
Harrison Weir (artist), “Touch Him If You Dare,” from “Comical Dogs,” “British Workman” 109 (Jan 1864): 436.
Harrison Weir (artist), “Herbert,” “British Workman” 82 (Oct 1861): 325.
Frederick Taylor (artist), “The Highland Keeper’s Cottage,” “British Workman” 103 (Jul 1863): 412.
“Water! Give Us Water!” “British Workman” 32 (1857): 117.
“How Sam Adam’s Pipe Became a Pig.” “British Workman” 110 (Feb 1864): 440.
“Slaughter-House Near Old Smithfield,” “British Workman” 6 (1855): 24.
Harrison Weir (artist), “She carefully lifted one of them between her teeth,” from “The Terrier and the Rabbits,” “British Workman” 108 (Dec 1863): 432.
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