of Bengough, Saskatchewan, incorporated 15 March 1912, was named after the cartoonist. On 19 May 1938, the Canadian government listed Bengough as a Person of National Historic Significance and dedicated a plaque to him at 66 Charles Street East in Toronto. Bengough was inducted into the Canadian Cartoonist Hall of Fame in 2005. The McMaster University Library in Hamilton, Ontario, holds the J. W. Bengough papers in its Division of Archives and Research Collection. Published works 1875 – The Grip Cartoons. Rogers and Larminie 1876 – The Decline and Fall of Keewatin. Grip Publishing Co. 1882 – Bengough's Popular Readings: Original and Select. Bengough, Moore and Bengough 1882 – The Grip-Sack: A Receptacle of Light Literature, Fun and Fancy. The Grip Printing and Publishing Co. 1882 – Grip's Comic Almanac for 1882. Bengough, Moore and Bengough 1886 – A Caricature History of Canadian Politics (two volumes). The Grip Publishing and Printing Co. 1895 – Motley: Verse Grave and Gay. William Briggs 1896 – The Up-to-date Primer. Funk & Wagnalls 1897 – The Prohibition Aesop. Royal Templar Book and Publishing House 1898 – The Gin Mill Primer. William Briggs 1902 – In Many Keys. William Briggs 1908 – On True Political Economy (The Whole Hog Book). American Free Trade League 1922 – Chalk Talks. The Musson Book Co. No copies remain of the comic opera Hecuba; or Hamlet's Father's Deceased Wife's Sister, a comic opera with score by G. Barton Brown. Publisher F. F. Siddall registered it for copyright in 1885. The opera may have been an earlier version of Puffe and Co., or Hamlet, Prince of Dry Goods, for which an undated and possibly unpublished script exists, and for which Clarence Lucas had written a score that Bengough appears to have rejected. Notes References Works cited Further reading External links A Caricature History of Canadian Politics (1886) at HathiTrust On True Political Economy (The Whole Hog Book) (1908) at Wealth and Want 1851 births 1923 deaths Artists from Toronto Canadian cartoonists Canadian editorial cartoonists Canadian people of Irish descent Canadian people of Scottish descent Canadian publishers (people) People from Whitby, Ontario Persons of National Historic Significance (Canada) Toronto city councillors