Frontispiece to the "Toast-master [graphic].[approximately 1837]engDesign consisting of twenty-six small images, each with a caption below. Several images depict people toasting or consuming alcoholic beverages; many of the captions are the sentiments of toastsTitle from text at top of design.Questionable attribution to W. Newman on stylistic grounds; see: Maidment, B.E. "Subversive Supplements: Satirical Title Pages of the Periodical Press in the 1830s." In: Victorian Periodicals Review, v. 43, no. 2 (Summer 2010), page 148.Approximate date of publication supplied by cataloger, based on lithographic printer's activity dates and publisher's street address. Straker's Lithographic Press was first active in 1837, and publisher Orlando Hodgson moved from Cloth Fair to Fleet Street in 1838; see British Museum online catalogue.