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James Figg

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(cock fighting pit with figure in academic robe)

Francis Revesz Ferryman, active 1955

Ready to Fight

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Cock fighting scene

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H. L. Walters / Bishop of Aust

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: Rochester Castle - shewing remains of the castle moat..

Gospen

Burial Crest of Bryan Ansley, Esqr. in Lee Church

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Dickens: Devonshire Terrace Regents Park 184-, a favorite residence of Charles Dickens

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Dickens: Birthplace of Charles Dickens, Commercial Rd., Landport, Portsmouth

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: "Dullborough Town" - Eastgate, Rochester - mentioned in the "Uncommon Traveller"..

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: The Old Curiousity Shop - Lincoln's Inn, corner of Portsmouth St

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: Tavistock House. Here Charles Dickens began "Bleak House"... 1851..1853

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: Gad Highouse Higham Kent. To possess this house..

Paul Braddon, 1864–1937

The Haunts of Charles Dickens: "House of the Six Poor Travellers". charles Dickens' Xmas Tale 1854 was founded upon..

T. Simpson, active 1763–1768

Sir Gregory Pages Seat: page three (Volume Three)

Miss Mary Byrne, 1776–1846

Palais de Versailles, Facade du Jardin; page five [A. Pirgin, direx] (Volume Three)

Print made by Josiah Henshall, 1806–1869

Palais Royal, Street Front, page six [A. Pirgin, direx] (Volume Three)

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View of St. Paul's School, London; page seven (Volume Three)

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The House in which Peter the Great resided at Saardam; page ten (Volume Three)

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Statue of Peter the Great (with text); page eleven (Volume Three)

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Sir Paul Pindar's House, Bishopsgate Street; page eleven (Volume Three)

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A Pictish House, Plate XLI [from ?]; page thirteen (Volume Three)

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Pictish Buildings and Hunting Houses, Plate XLII; page fourteen (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Pope's House at Binfield (with text); page eighteen (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears Pope's House at Twickenham (with text) [the same engraving appears in "The Tourist, a literary and antislavery journal", London, Dec. 17, 1832, page 124], page ninteen (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Pope's House at Twickenham (with text) [the same engraving appears in "The Tourist, a literary and antislavery journal", London, Dec. 17, 1832, page 124], page ninteen (Volume Three)

J. C. Varrall, active 1815–1827

Quiddenham Hall, The Seat of the Earl of Albemarle, Norfolk; page twenty (Volume Three)

William Le Petit, early 1800s

Raby Castle, Durham, The Seat of the Rt. Honble William-Harry Vane, Duke of Cleveland, page twenty-two (Volume Three)

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Raith House and Hill Fifeshire the Property of William Ferguson, Esq.; page twenty-four (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Raleigh's House at Islington (with text); page twenty-six (Volume Three)

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Birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh (Hayes House)(with text)(from The Mirror); page twenty-five (Volume Three)

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Birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh; page twenty-seven (Volume Three)

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A Perspective View of Ranelagh House and Garden; page twenty-eight (Volume Three)

Robert Scott, 1771–1841

Register Office Edinburgh; page twenty-nine (Volume Three)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860

Rendlesham House, Suffolk; page thirty (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Richardson's House at Parson's Green; page thirty-one (Volume Three)

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Richmont (with coat of arms and "Thames Flud")

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Richmond Palace; page thirty-three (Volume Three)

Robert Wallis, 1794–1878

The House in which William Roscoe, Esquire, was born, Mount Pleasant; page 34 (Volume Three)

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Ruthin Castle, Denbighshire; page 37 (Volume Three)

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Birth Place of Rubens at Cologne (from Gentleman's Magazine Suppt. CI, pt. ii, page 577); page 36 (Volume Three)

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Remains of the Old Priory of St. Mary Overy; page 41 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Mr. Scott's, at Amwell; page 45 (Volume Three)

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View of the Senate House, Public Library and King's College Chapel; page 49 (Volume Three)

James S. Storer Shakespeare's Birth Place, Stratford on Avon (for Cole's Residences of Actors)(with text "transcribed from the registrar book of the parish"); page 51 (Volume Three)

James S. Storer, 1771–1853

Shakespeare's Birth Place, Stratford on Avon (for Cole's Residences of Actors)(with text "transcribed from the registrar book of the parish"); page 51 (Volume Three)

Thomas O. Jewitt, 1799–1869

Shandy Hall, Coxwold, Formerly the Residence of the Rev'd. Lawrence Sterne; page 52 (Volume Three)

James Tingle, active ca. 1830–1860

Interior of Sizergh Hall, Westmorland; page 53 (Volume Three)

S. Porter, active 1802

Somerset House; page 54 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Receiving Houses of the Spectator and Tatler; page 58 (Volume Three)

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Southwick in the Country of Southampton, Long Island; page 57 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Spenser's Residence as Kilcolman, near Doneraile; page 60 (Volume Three)

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Speke Hall, Lancashire; page 59 (Volume Three)

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Maison a Weissenbourg Vallee De Simmen [one of a set]; page 64 (Volume Three)

Print made by Sir David Young Cameron, 1865–1945

The Paris Set: Winchester Cathedral (Interior) R.471 1925

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Plas Crug, near Aberystwith, Cardiganshire; page fifteen (Volume Three)

James S. Storer, 1771–1853

The Summer Palace of the Pope; page sixteen (Volume Three)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860

Rye House; page 39 (Volume Three)

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Rye House (with text)(from The Mirror); page 38 (Volume Three)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860

Part of the Remains of The Savoy Palace near Somerset House, drawn on the Spot, January 7, 1798; page 44 (Volume Three)

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Savoy; page 4- [either 42 or 43 duplicate] (Volume Three)

William Deeble, active 1814–1849

Scrivelsby Hall, Lincolnshire; page 46 (Volume Three)

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Fortress of Schlusselbourg, I, The Chamber where Twan [Ivan?] was assassinated; page 47 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Lord Shaltesbury's House at Little Chelsea; page 50 (Volume Three)

Archibald Robertson, 1748–1788

Springwood Park; page 62 (Volume Three)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Sir Richard Steele's Cottage at Haverstock Hill, page 61 (Volume Three)

Dame Laura Knight, 1877–1970

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