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- M. Darly, P.O.A.G.B
- 1771
302
- For Sale by the Candle at Garraways
- 1733
303
- Caractacus before Claudius
- 1816
304
- Brass Plate for John Lord L'Estrange and his Wife Jacquetta Woodville, Hillingdon Church
- undated
305
- Onvphrii Panvinii Veronensis, Fratris Eremitae Augustiniani. XXVII Pontificvm Maximorvm, Elogia et Imagines Accuratissime ad Uiuum Aeneis Typeis Delineatae
- 1568
306
- The Right Honourable Henry Grattan
- 1814
307
- Inside View of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
- 1775
308
- George Legge, 3rd Earl of Dartmouth, Viscount Lewisham
- undated
309
- Caroline Spencer, Duchess of Marlborough, With Her Daughter, Lady Caroline Spencer
- 1768
310
- Shaftesbury House, Aldersgate Street
- undated
311
- Coaxing Mother
- undated
312
- In Church
- undated
313
- Sir Abraham Hume
- undated
314
- Lady Amelia Hume
- 1795
315
- Portrait of an Officer
- undated
316
- Portrait
- 1923
317
- Ferndean Manor
- undated
318
- Charles II
- ca. 1660, printed 1965
319
- The True Effigies of the most Emminent Painters And Other Famous Artists, Frontispiece
- 1694
320
- Richard Steele
- undated
321
- A Perspective View of the Palace of the King of Prusia
- undated
322
- King & Constitution, No Slavery, Peace & Reform
- undated
323
- A View of the Savoy from the River Thames
- between 1803 and 1814
324
- Industry and Idleness Exemplified in the Conduct of Two Fellow Apprentices in Twelve Moral & Instructive Prints
- 1775
325
- Gregorius XIII, Pon. Op. Max
- 1568
326
- Edward Montague Lord Kimbolton
- ca. 1740
327
- Port of Dieppe, in the Province of Normandy in the Kingdom of France
- undated
328
- Slender Billy & hopping Harry trying to bring a wild Irish bull to Westminster to be baited by English bull dogs
- 1800
329
- Scrub and Archer
- 1783
330
- At a Tragedy
- 1795
331
- A Ship of War, of the First Rate, with Rigging &c. at Anchor
- ca. 1728