Print, newspaper cutting & engraving

Eleven newspaper cuttings. 1) Printed image, probably cut from a newspaper or book, entitled 'The Interior from Poets' Corner'. 2) Printed image, probably cut from a newspaper or book, entitled St. Stephens Hall. Engraved by T. Gilks. 3) Untitled, regarding an act to allow James Mallors to open a street. 4) Untitled, regarding a man walking around with a whip. 1840 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 5) Untitled, regarding Mr Strange a butterman biting people. 1840 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 6) Untitled regarding the great Gun of Westminster. 1840 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 7) Untitled, regarding 'Jack Johnson the tallow-faced bos-eyed potatoe boy'. 1840 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 8) Untitled, regarding Mr Judd's dirty windows. 1840 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 9) Untitled, regarding building progress. 1823 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 10) Regarding 'Acedote of clean eating'. 1785 handwritten in ink on paper support below. 11) Untitled, regarding resignment of Mr Wyvill as Lieutenant. 1819 handwritten in ink on paper support below.