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- A Coat of Arms for a Stamp on Income
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- Will Sommers - King Henry's Jester
- c.1798
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- Mr. Kean as Richard III
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- Shakespeare
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- Miss Lissie Weston as Oberon - Midsummer Night's Dream, Act II, Scene II
- 1855
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- Herstmonceux Castle and Moat
- undated
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- Herstmonceux Castle, Sussex
- undated
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- The Kingdom's Martyr - Sir Edmund Burie Godfrey
- 1678
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- A Perspective View of the Quirinal or Palace of the Pope, on Mount Cavalle at Rome
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- A Perspective View of the Place & Church of St. John of Lateran at Rome
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- The Church of St. Mary the Great at Rome, with the additional Buildings on each side; Also the Antique Column brought hither from the Temple of Peace, by Pope Paul, V
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- A View of Trajan's Pillar at Rome &c
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- A View of the Common Place Embellish'd with New Buildings and a View of the City of Rome as it is at this Present Time
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- A Perspective View of St. Martins Church also the Arch of Neptimius Severus at Rome
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- Interior of the House of Lords
- 1834
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- Woman Kneeling at Man's Coattails
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- Dr. Syntax Visits a Boarding School for Young Ladies
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- Pearls
- 1789
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- Plan of the First Battle of Serbraxos Fought 16 May 1772
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- French Hairdresser
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- A Morning Frolic, or the Transmutation of the Sexes
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- An Officer in the Light Infantry, driven by his Lady to Cox-Heath
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- Bow Street Myrmidons Spoiling Bob Booty's Morning Draught
- 1781
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- The Manchester Hero, or Arts Yield to Arms
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- Embellished under the effects of......
- 1797
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- Rome in it's Original Splendor; 1. the Temple of Vesta 2. Virgins going to Sacrifice 3. The Imperial Palace 4. A Fountain of Medicinal Water 5. The Arch of Trajan 6. The Tomb of Cestus
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- The City of Ancient Rome as in the Reign of Caesar Augustus. Exhibiting in their proper Situations the Public & Magnificent Structures of Rome, in it's highest Glory
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- Rome in it's Original Splendor
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- View of the Flower Garden, & part of the Palace of Fountainbleau
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- View of the Canal of Fountainbleau
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- A View of the Palace of Marli toward the little Parterre
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- View of one Wing of Fountainebleau, taken from the Court of Fountains
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- The Fountain of Domes at Versailles has it's name from 2 adjacent Temples of white Marble which are 75 feet square and 20 feet high, and curiously embellisht with trophies of War, & with a group of Boys on their Domes, all of gilt metal..
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- The Lord Mayor's Mansion House, shewing the Front of the House & the West Side
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- Parsonage House at Great Brington
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- Hertlebury Castle, Worcestershire
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- Soldiers crossing Bridge over moat into Castle, Two People rowing in Moat
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- All Alive, or the Political Churchyard
- 1783
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- The Rara-Avis or the Devil turned Bird Catcher
- 1784
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- A Battle for the Rolls and Butter
- 1788
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- Great News for John Bull
- 1801
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- A Fraternal Embrace, Or - The First Day of Term
- 1801
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- Peace Opinions Contrasted (Plate 2)
- 1801
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- Nibbling at a Thin Slice of Single Gloucester!!
- 1798
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- Billy and a Few Select Friends Celebrating his Birth Day!
- 1802
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- A Military Extinguisher!!
- 1798
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- The Female Politicians, Or - The D____ss Defending the Honour of Old Corny
- 1801
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'The Novelist who Invented Sensation', Wilkie Collins, February 3, 1872
- 1872
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'He created Henry VIII, exploded Mary Stuart and demolished Elizabeth', Mr. James Anthony Froude, January 27, 1872
- 1872
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- Fox in a Trap & The Constitution Preserved
- 1784
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- A Canterbury Tale
- 1788
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- John Bull Caught at his last Luxury
- 1797
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- Liberty in Utopia - Liberty in France
- 1791
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- John Bulls Visitors for the Year 1800
- 1800
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- The Elect-r- or H---R- Giving the Embrace of Peace, to a Sans Culotte, or, Two Head Better Than One
- 1795
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- Lobsters for the Ladies i.e. Jessamin Soldiers or a Veteran Corps Going on Duty
- 1798
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- A Field Day in Surry!!!
- 1801
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- An Unexpected Application to John Bull !!
- 1802
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- Printed Cotton Gowns Defended!
- 1801
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- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; Count Strickland, May 4, 1893
- 1893
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'St. Margaret's'. The Rev. Hensley Henson. 1910-12
- 1910-1912
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- John Bull - Swearing to his Property
- 1798
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- Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Royal Family
- 1877
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- Dressing the Minister Alias Roasting the Guinea Pig
- 1795
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- The First Levee of the New P-r-t (Parliament)
- 1784
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- Sig L-n-rd-'s (Lunardi's) Grand Triumphal Entry, into Tottenham Court Road taken on the Spot, May 13, 1785
- 1785
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- Peace and Plenty, or the Forestaller's Lamentation a Tragi Comedy
- 1801
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- The Elopment!
- 1791
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- The Ladies Church Yard
- 1783
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- The Fighting Taylors
- 1788
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- An Ass - of the -Ton (Jimmy Lincum Feadle)
- 1791
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- A Bon, Fire for the Poor, - or - The Shame of Albion Exposed
- 1791
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- The Royal Duel
- 1789
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- A Scene at Cheltenham
- 1788
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- The Frolick, - or - A New-Market-Race
- 1788
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- The True State of the Junction; or Men of Abilities Call'd For
- 1783
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- The Ghost of Oliver Cromwell
- 1784
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- Opening the Sluices or the Secret Expedition
- 1789
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- Coalition - The Fox & Badger Both in a Hole
- 1783
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- The Association Officers or City Defenders
- 1780
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- A French Man of War
- 1781
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- Father Peters Leading his Mangy Whelp to be Touched for the Evil
- 1780
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- Unidentified Military Officer
- 1800
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- The Flowers of Edinburgh
- 1781
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- Une Declaration Francois!!
- 1791
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- Lady Carmine in her New Gig
- 1791
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- An Amusing State of Uncertainty - Peace or War
- 1791
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- A Bungling Disguise; or, a French Discovery
- 1791
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- A Batch of Peers
- 1792
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- Liberty and Equality
- 1792
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- A Race on the Sands at Weymouth
- 1791
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- Let us all be Unhappy Together: A Poem written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for His Entertainment called the Wags
- 1798
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Anything to beat Grant', Horace Greely, July 20, 1872
- 1872
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- West View, Giants Causeway, Co. Antrim
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- Port Stewart, County, Derry
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- Larne Bay Co. Antrim
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- Burgh Castle
- 1823
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- The Triumphal Entry of Suwarrow into Paris!!
- 1799
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- The Fair Quaker of Cheltenham
- 1788
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- Secrecy
- 1799