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Richard Houston, ca. 1721–1775, British

The Honorable Mrs Barrington

Richard Purcell, active 1746–1766, Irish

Elizabeth, Countess of Berkeley

Richard Tompson, died 1693, British

The Right Honorable Lady Bellasis

John Raphael Smith, 1752–1812, British

Miss Berridge

John Simon, 1675–1755, French

The Right Honorable Countess of Bridgwater

James Watson, 1740–1790, British

Mrs Bull

James Watson, 1740–1790, British

Mrs Bull

Richard Houston, ca. 1721–1775, British

Lady Mary Campbell

Isaac Beckett, 1652/3–1719, British

The Right Honorable Mary Feilding sole daughter and heir of Barnha Lord Viscount Cardingford

James McArdell, ca. 1729–1765, Irish

Lady Helena Forman

James Watson, 1740–1790, British

Miss Fordyce

John Smith, 1652–1743, British

Mr. Gibbons and Mrs. Gibbons

James McArdell, ca. 1729–1765, Irish

Lady Grammont

Richard Tompson, died 1693, British

Madame Graham

Richard Purcell, active 1746–1766, Irish

Miss Greenway

Richard Purcell, active 1746–1766, Irish

Lady George Lenox

Valentine Green, 1739–1813, British

Mrs Lemaistre

Richard Tompson, died 1693, British

Madame Jane Long

William Say, 1768–1834, British

Mrs. Litchfield

Thomas Barber, ca. 1768–1843, British

Abbotsford, The Seat of Sir Walter Scott Bart; page - (Volume One)

T. Prattent, active 1751

Albion Mill Blackfriers Bridge; page 6 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Vue de L'Arsenal rise du haut de la Riviere; page 10 (Volume One)

Henry Moses, ca. 1782–1870, British

Arundel; page 12 (Volume One)

B. Winkles, active 1835, British

Bank of Ireland, Dublin (South Portico); page 22 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Barry's House; page 25 (Volume One)

unknown artist

A Cloyster, Formerly Part of the Monastry of St. Bartholomew the Great (from European Magazine); page 26 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Beaumanor Old Hall; page 29 [page 30 blank] (Volume One)

John Rogers, 1808–ca.1888, British

Entrance to the Archiepiscopal Palace, at Bishopthorpe (published by I. T. Hinton); page 34 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Biebrich; page 33 (Volume One)

unknown artist, ( Angus )

Breaching Castle, Angus Shire; page 37 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Boscobel House; page 35 (Volume One)

Robert Scott, 1771–1841, British

Bonington House, the Seat of Lady Ross-Baillie; page 36 (Volume One)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860, British

The New Stables at Brighton, built for his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; page 39 (Volume One)

F. Mansell, 19th century

Brownholme Hall; page 41 (Volume One)

William Angus, 1752–1821, British

Broadlands in Hampshire, the Seat of Lord Palmerston (published by W. Angus), plate 1; page 42 (Volume One)

M. J. Starling, active 1830

North West View of Brenckburn Priory, Northunberland; page 44 (Volume One)

Edward Mitchell, active 1805–1816

Brain Hermitage; page 38 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Burghley House from the Gardens; page 48 (Volume One)

unknown artist, ( Angus )

Burn House; page 51 (Volume One)

Pierre Charles Canot, ca. 1710–1777, French, active in Britain

Burton Constable; page 53 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Lord Cathcart's House, Whitehall; page 58 (Volume One)

John J. Hinchliff, 1805–1875, British

Carstairs (Central View) Lanarkshire; page 57 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears Newstead Abbey, the Family Seat of the Byrons [the same engraving appears in "The Tourist, aliterary and anti-slavery journal", London, October 29, 1832, page 53]; page 54 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Newstead Abbey, the Family Seat of the Byrons [the same engraving appears in "The Tourist, aliterary and anti-slavery journal", London, October 29, 1832, page 53]; page 54 (Volume One)

S. C. Merzgot

Chantilly; page 60 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Chancer's Inn, Canterbury; page 61 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Chirk Castle, Denbighshire; page 67 (Volume One)

Peter Mazell, active 1761–1797, Irish

Rows in Bridge Street, Chester; page 64 (Volume One)

Joseph C. Bentley, 1809–1851, British

Chip Chase Castle, Northumberland; page 66 (Volume One)

Henry S. Storer, 1795–1837, British

Residence of the late Mrs. Clive, Twickenham; page 69 (Volume One)

unknown artist

A View of ye Inside of ye Kitchen of Christ Church College, Oxon formerly Cardinal College; [not numbered] (Volume One)

John Greig, active 1800–1853, British

View in the Quadrangle Cowdray House (for the Excursions through Essex); page 74 (Volume One)

C. J. Williams

Copenhagen House; page 73 (Volume One)

J. Steed, active 1830–1832

Conservatory at Weisbaden; [not numbered] (Volume One)

S. Lacey, active 1830s

Craigstone, Aberdeenshire; page 77 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Vault under the North-Wing in the Hall of Crosby Place; page 81 (Volume One)

Samuel Rawle, 1771–1860, British

Cullands Grove Southgate, The Seat of William Curtis, Esquire; page 83 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Dalkeith Palace, Midlothian; page 86 (Volume One)

S. Lacey, active 1830s

The Palace of the Bishop of Durham, at Bishop Auckland; page 96 (Volume One)

unknown artist

The Statue of Erasmus; page 107 (Volume One)

William Deeble, active 1814–1849, British

Castle Fraser, Aberdeenshire; page 4 (Volume Two)

Henry S. Storer, 1795–1837, British

Garricks House, Hampton (Volume Two)

J. Henshall

Furnivals Inn, Holborn; page 5 (Volume Two)

Elizabeth Byrne, active 1812–1850, British

The Foundling Hospital for the Beauties of England and Wales; page 3 (Volume Two)

unknown artist Gibbon, in his garden as Lausanne from The Mirror, Volume XVI T, Number 454, Saturday, October 9, 1830 (front page with text verso and next sheet); page 7 & 8 (Volume Two)

unknown artist, ( J. Dodd )

Gibbon, in his garden as Lausanne from The Mirror, Volume XVI T, Number 454, Saturday, October 9, 1830 (front page with text verso and next sheet); page 7 & 8 (Volume Two)

unknown artist

Guildhall (Volume Two)

unknown artist, ( L. Aspland )

Hale Hall, Lancashire; page 20 (Volume Two)

Benjamin Holl, 1808–1884, British

Mr. G. V. Brooke as Othello and James Bennett as Iago - 'Othello,' Act III, Scene III

Gustav Kuhn, 1872–ca. 1928

"Sommernachtstraum": Theatre-figuren

Pierre Maleuvre, 1740–1803

Baptiste Cadet, role D'Argante - "Les Fouberies de Scapin", Act II, Scene I

Print made by Henry Martens, 1828–1854

Theatre Royal Italian, Salon, dans l'Opera "Othello" par Mr. Ferri

Thomas A. Woolnoth, 1785–1857, British

Mr. C. Kemble as Faulconbridge

Charles Mottram, 1807–1876, British

Oberon and Titania - "Midsummer Night's Dream", Act II, Scene III

Caroline Watson, 1760–1814, British

The Infant Shakespeare

Charles Rolls, 1800–active 1830, British

The Play Scene - "Hamlet", Act III, Scene II

Charles Normand, 1765–1840, French

Shakspeare nursed by Tragedy and Comedy

Thomas Barker, 1769–1847, British

Subjects copied from Barker's Rustic Figures

Thomas Barker, 1769–1847, British

Subjects copied from Barker's Rustic Figures

unknown artist

French Fire-Side

E. J. Pigal, 1798–1872, French

Phoo! Angalis! Pah! Pish!

Sydney Lee, 1866–1949, British

The Village Street

Charles Spooner, c.1720–1767, Irish

Miss Nelly O'Brien

Gervase Spencer, ca. 1715–1763, British

Gervase Spencer

Gervase Spencer, ca. 1715–1763, British

Gervase Spencer

Gervase Spencer, ca. 1715–1763, British

Gervase Spencer

Print made by William Nutter, 1754–1802, British

Desdemona and Othello

Piercy Roberts, active 1795–1828, British

Richard III in his Tent - "Richard III", Act V, Scene III

unknown artist, ( F. Sexton )

Richard II - "Richard II", Act III, Scene II

unknown artist, ( F. Sexton )

Falstaff - "Henry IV", Part II, Act V, Scene IV

unknown artist

Unidentifiable print

Albert Henry Payne, 1812–1902, British

Shakespeare Writing