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 Decorative and 
 Historical Prints, 
 Etchings & Drawings 
 
 No. 408. 
 
 MAGGS BROS., 
 
 34 & 35, Conduit Street, 
 New Bond Street, 
 LONDON, W. 
 
 Wk. 
 
FRONTISPIECE. 
 
 Criks OF LoxDox. "Turnips and Carrots." WIumIIov. 
 See Item No. 300. 
 
Engraved Portraits, 
 Decorative and 
 Historical Prints, 
 
 Etchings €r Drawings 
 
 Selecleil fnun the Stuck cf 
 
 MAGGS BROS. 
 
 (H. D. MAGGS, C. A. MAGGS, E. U. MAGGS) 
 DEALERS IN FINE « RARE BOOKS, PRINTS 8 AUTOGRAPHS 
 
 34 &- 35, Conduit Street 
 New Bond Street, London, W. 
 
 Tel.,rap,i, ^ CaHe A,,ress: " Bibllollte. London." V,L: .-Mayfair. 583L" 
 
MAGGS BROS.. 34 3z J3, Conduit Street, London, W 
 
 5 BELL (Andrew, 1753-1S32) . 
 
 Nearly full length seated in gown, holdino: paper on Education. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after W. Owen. 
 
 Size ijf b}^ 13 J inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression before all letters. £5 5s 
 
 P'onnder of ^fjulrn'; sv«tpm of pdacation; Siiiierintendent of Madras ^lale Orplian .\syhim, 
 1789. 
 
 The Three Irish Graces. 
 
 6 iiERESFORD (The Hon. Mrs.) with the Marchioness Townshend and the 
 Hon. Mrs. Gardiner. 
 
 Whole lengths adorning a Term of Hymen ; Mrs. Beresford kneeling on 
 the left, taking llowers from a basket ; Mrs. Gardiner in the centre ; Lady 
 Townshend holding up the wreath of flowers with both handls; urn, altar, 
 and statue of Hymen to right ; trees and landscape. 
 
 Mezzotint by Thos. Watson after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Size 27I by 22} inches. 
 
 Full engraved surface with hair line margins all round. 
 
 Brilliant impression of the first state printed in rich bro\\-n tone before 
 the title was added. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. II.) £315 
 
 These Hiree sisters were called " The Irish Graces," and wore daujjhters of Sir Wm. 
 Montgomery, Bart. 
 
 Elizabeth niariied, .Julv, 177.'!, ihc \hm. T,uke Gardiner, afterwards Vi>count Monntjoy. 
 Died 1783. 
 
 Anne married, 177.3, George, 4th Viscount and 1st Marquess Townsend. Died 1819. 
 
 Barba-ra, marrie^l 1774, the Hon. .John Beresford, second son of Marcus, 1st Earl of 
 Tyrone. Died 1788. 
 
 7 BILLINGTON (Mrs., as St. Cecilia, 1768-1819). 
 
 Full length, standing, hair loose, necklace, light ral)e, liands holding 
 open book of music before her, above her a cherub about to place a wreath 
 on her head, to right four cherul)s singing, clouds in backgroiuid. 
 
 Mezzotint by Jas. Ward after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 26 by i61 inches, with inscription. 1803. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £36 
 
 The most celel)ratp<l Engli-h 6in<;oi- of her time. Her popnhuity wa> equally ftreat in 
 England and the Continent, and remained undiminished I0 the close of her public 
 career in 1809. 
 
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MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 3 
 
 The Thomas Phhxips Portrait of William Blake 
 
 8 BLAKE (William ; Poet and Painter) . 
 
 ^t..^h^ urif ^' T^^n Pl"""^^ ? ^^"^' ^ t^^^^utifully executed Etching on 
 
 fuxto^ Fomian'" "' ^^"^ ■^'''^"'^ '"^ *^'^ possession of Mr. 
 
 Folio, a brilliant Remarque Proof Impression on India Paper 
 
 London nublished by Colnaghi, 1S81 (size of the engraved plate 8| by 
 
 6| inches, with wide margins) . s p aic oa uy 
 
 Very rare. Only 25 remaniue proofs were struck off. £i 55 
 
 9 Ditto. 
 
 taken oMht's?ate^°°' ""P""'°° °" '""'^ ^"P^^ <" ""P--°- ™f- 
 
 10 BOURKE (Hon. Henry Norton) . " The Lord Harry." 
 
 Full length, standing, hat, hands on hips. 
 F C%'fuM '^'''^''''■''°^°'''' drav\dng made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 Size 12 J by 6? inches. £3 jq^ 
 
 11 BRITISH NAVAL VICTORS. 
 
 On one large sheet. Four portraits, as under, half lengths, in ovals 
 kurels'''' """""' ' ''"'^'' ^^'^' '^'^^'"^ ^^^"^^ ^"'^ between adorned Ia^IJi' 
 
 Splendid mezzotint by Valentine Green. 
 only^stey.^%^799'''' "'''^^'' ""'^^ '''^'Sins, full plate mark and inscription, 
 
 Most brilliant impression. £^2 
 
 Inscriptions on Ta))Iets and Curtains -^ 
 
 'uS:nWunrilt''l7?r"' ''•^■- ^^^'""'^ '^^' ^---»>--->«l^ ^"l-"t a.bove portrait), 
 
 %aLt^;oftraUrcI'^SrI^rO^^ ^^^^"^^'^ ^^ ^^- ^^ ^-« 
 
 V^^afo^sr^AS^s^St^nS "'^'"^ ^^ '""^ ""'''■ '-'-' ''' '' ''■ ^^'-^ ^«^- 
 
 12 BULKELEY (Right Honble. Harriet, Viscountess). 
 
 Whole length, standing by the base of a large pillar, loose flowing robe 
 
 supported across right shoulder by a band of pearls, right arm resting upon 
 
 by hcr'side '''''''^' """" flanging by her side, a cornucopia with flowers 
 
 Choice stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Cos way. 
 
 Size II by 8| inches, with margins. 1785. £14 14^ 
 
^ MAGGS BROS . 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 13 CARNARVON (Henry, Earl of, 1741-1S11) . 
 
 Nearly full length standing in robes. 
 Mezzotint by W. Ward after Gainsborough and Stuart. 
 Size iQT by 14 inches, with margins. i795- *^ *^^ "** 
 
 Son ^ L r'^f lijr General the Hon. Wxn. Herbert, M.I>. for Wilton. 1768^. 
 
 14 CAROLINE (Princess of Wales, 1 768- 1 82 1). 
 
 Full length, standing, hat with high feather, satin drt^s and trani right 
 hand holding fan, left raising dress at back, vase on pede.stal to left, rose 
 bushes on each side. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Murphy after T. Stothard. 
 
 Size iQi by 13! inches, with margins. (i795) • *•»" *"^ 
 
 Second daughter of the Duke of Bruns^s-ick and the Princess Augusta, sister ot (George 
 III.; niarHed her first cousin, Geo. Prince of Wales, atterwards «.eorge U . 
 
 j^ Ditto. Briniantly printed in colours. £52 10s 
 
 16 CATHERINE (of Braganza ; Queen of Charles II., d. of John IV. of 
 
 Portugal, 1638-1 705). 
 
 As St. Catherine ; whole length kneeling, with wheel and holding palm 
 branch, cherubs hovering round her. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Tompson after J. Huysmans. 
 
 Siz^ 18 by iif inches, with inscription margin. £4 4s 
 
 17 CATLEY (Anne, 1745-1789) . In the character of " Euphrosyne." 
 
 Half length, in large oval, chaplet of leaves on head, low dress, small 
 shawl over shoulders, arms folded, landscape in distance to left, verse under. 
 
 Fine mezzotint by Dunkarton after Lawrenson. 
 
 Size i5i by II inches, with margin. 1777- ^^ ^^ 
 
 Vocalist. .Sunff at Vauxhall. 1762. Pupi' of Charles Macklin. extremely popular at 
 Dublin, 1763-70, and in Tjondon. 1770-84. 
 
 18 Another Impression. ^^ ^^ 
 
 19 CHARLES II. 1630-1685. ^ ^ .. ., • 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing hand in hand witli Queen Catherine; 
 wdnged bov bearing Arms of Portugal to right. Latin and Dutch titles. 
 Line bv F. H. V. Hove. N. Visscher exc. 
 Size i4i by igf inches, with margins. ^-^ '"^ 
 
 -^o CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA (Princess Royal, Queen of Wurtemberg, 
 1766-1828). , , 
 
 In oval, neariv whole length, seated, holding open book. 
 vStipple by P. W. Tomkins after H. Ramberg. ^,a m 
 
 Size 11^ by Si inches, with margins. 1789- =^'" '"^ 
 
Plate I. 
 
 Lady Acr.vNi). Cousins— Linvii'iui'. 
 Soi' Kcin Xo. ;?. 
 
Plate II. 
 
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MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 5 
 
 _„^ Printed in Coi^ours. 
 
 21 CHESTER (Eliza, Actress, born 1799). 
 
 .1 ^''f^?u^''^f ^^u^^^' standing, hat with large feathers, low neck short 
 sleeves, left hand to bosom holding scarf blown to left 
 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after J. Jackson. 
 
 Size 9I by 6f inches. 1826. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 (See I1J.USTRAT10N, Plate No. III.). £42 
 
 '' ^ A^XVi!!.'^ ^^''''" °^ ^'''^'"' 1626-1689). Daughter of Gustavus 
 
 Three-quarter length seated, hair in curls, orb in left hand 
 
 Line engraving by J. Sandrart. 
 
 Size 12 by 8f inches, with margins. £15 J55 
 
 23 CLIVE (Catherine, 1711-1785). 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, feathers in hair, cape edged with fur 
 over shoulders, right hand holding shepherd's staff 
 Mezzotint by Tinney after Ellys. 
 Verse under. 
 
 Size 13I by 9I inches, with margins. Circa 1750 £1 ^c 
 
 Actress of Irish extraction ; employed by Garrick at Drury Lane 1746-69. 
 
 24 COKE FAMILY. 
 
 Whole lengths a young girl, standing, pearls and feathers in hair rr^h*^ 
 ^stened across right shoulder, left hand holding crook! kmbSe hj^ 
 To left two 3jung girls, with wreaths to place on lamb : in balground trees 
 and two children with wings, figure of winged boy at fountdii 
 
 Mezzotint by Gerard Valck after Huysnians 
 
 Size 12 by 81 inches, with narrow margins! Cuca i6Ss £5 Ss 
 
 "^ctuo^ersS: ti'l7f'''''^ ^^ ''' ^-^'' ^^^- «^ ^-^^^-<i. Co. Derby. (Se! 
 
 25 CONYNGHAM (Rt. Hon. William Burton, 1732-1-96) 
 
 Half length m square engraved frame, powdered hair, plain coat. 
 Mezzotint by C. H. Hodges after C. G. Stuart. 
 
 Size 13I by 11 inches, with margins. 1792. 
 
 Fine impression. ' fa a 
 
 Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland. 
 
 26 COVENTRY (Maria, Countess of, died 1760). 
 
 Half length, low dress, lace cape, hat with feather 
 xMezzotint after F. Cotes. Engraver not ascertained 
 bize 10^ by 8i inches, with inscription margin. Circa 1760 
 i^ine impression. ^ 
 
 Eldest dau^^hter of John (Running. Esq., ai Co. Roscommon. Married Ctl> Earl of Coventry. 
 
6 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Coventry (Maria, Countess of) — continued. 
 
 27 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Without hat, pearls in hair, lace cape. 
 Engraved bj' C. Spooner after F. Cotes. 
 
 Size io| by Sf inches, wnth inscription margin. Circa 1760. £9 9s 
 
 28 CREIGHTON (The Rt. Rev. Mandell, b. 1843, Bishop of London). 
 
 " Ecclesiastical History." 
 
 Full length, standing, spectacles, hat in right hand. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanitv Fair Cartoon by 
 F. T. Dalton. April 22, 1897. 
 
 Size 15 by ti inches. £7 15s 
 
 49 CROCK ATT (Miss Emiha, died 1837) . 
 
 Full half length, sitting, reading book held on lap, right hand turning a 
 leaf, hair full, close dress, curtain behind, trees in distance to right. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by J. Dean after J. Hoppner. 
 
 Size 13-^ by lof inches, with margins. 1785. 
 
 Itrilliant proof impression in early state and date, with the artists' 
 names and line of pubh'cation in scratched letters. 
 
 (Unknown to Challoner Smith in this state.) Very Rare. 
 
 (See Illustration. Plate No. IV.). £110 
 
 Daug'hter of Cbarles Crockatt. Esq., of Luxbotoufih irall. Es5=ex. Married. 1789, Ayscough 
 Boucherett, 'Esq., of Willingham, Co. E,ssex. 
 
 30 CROKER (Miss Rosamund, 1810-1906) . 
 
 Half length, seated, hair in short dark curls, wjiitu low-necked dress, 
 hand holding reading glass, which is suspicncled by long chain round neck. 
 
 Mezzotint by Saml. Cousins after Sir Thomas Lawrence. 
 
 Size 14 b}^ loi inches, with margins. 18.^8. £12 12s 
 
 I>aufi:hter of Wru. Pennell, Consul-General in Brazil at the coinniencement of tiie 
 Nineteenth Century. When six weeks old she became tlie adoi>ted daughter of John 
 Wilson Crocker, Statesman and Essayist Married Sir George Barrow, Bt. 
 
 31 CUMBERLAND (William Augustus, Duke of, 1721-1765). 
 
 vSeated on lior.seback, holding truncheon ; a sentry saluting him. 
 
 Line by L. L'Enipereur after D. Morier. 
 
 vSize 18 j' by 14^- inches, with margins. 1751. £3 3s 
 
 Coanmanded Army formed to oppose Prince Charles Edward and ilefeated. rebels at 
 Culloden. Commanded allietl forces in Netherlands, 174t and 1747. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 7 
 
 32 DAUDET (Alphonse, b. 1840) . "He wrote * Sapho.' " 
 
 Full length, standing, monocle, stick in right hand. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 F. B. Guth. March nth, 1S93. 
 
 Size 12 b}^ 7 inches. £7 15s 
 
 33 DEVONSHIRE (Georgina, Duchess of, 1757-1806) . 
 
 Full length standing, head bent and looking downwards, hair high, 
 her right elbow leans on cornice at base of pillars to left, hands holding 
 muslin scarf, wooded landscape to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by VV. W. Barney after T. Gainsborough. 
 
 Size 28-J- bj^ 17 inches, with margins. 1808. 
 Brilliant open letter proof impression. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. V.). £176 10s 
 
 Eldest dlaugrliter of first .Earl Spencer. She married in 1774 the fifth Dnke of Devonshire 
 
 and became the reigning Queen of Society 
 " Great as were her personal charms, they -wej© not the chief source od: her influence 
 
 even over the majority of her admirers; it lay in the amenity and graces of her 
 
 deportment, in her irresistible manners, and the seduction of her society." (Wraxall, 
 
 Posthumous Memories.) 
 Canvassed for Fox in the Westminster election, 1784. 
 
 34 DEYM (Count Franz). " .4ustre=Hungary." 
 
 Full length, standing, cigar in right hand, left hand in pocket. 
 
 Very clever water-colour drawdng, afterwards reproduced in Vanity 
 Fair, by L. Ward (Spy). Feb. 24, 1898. 
 
 Size 13 by yi inches. £2 lOs 
 
 35 DOVER (Lady) and her Son, Hon. Henry Agar Ellis. 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, in low black dress, hair in curls, pearls 
 on wrist, her arm round her son, whom she clasps to her, curtain and 
 landscape behind. 
 
 Large and very fine mezzotint by Samuel Cousins after Sir Thomas 
 Lawrence. 
 
 Size 19-5 bv 15 inches, with margins. r8-^i. Choice Impression. 
 
 £18 18s 
 
 Georgina, daughter of George, 6th Earl of Carlisle, married U. J Agar-Elilis, create<l 
 Baron Doner. 
 
 36 Another. Lettered Proof. £31 10s 
 
8 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 37 DRYDEN (John, 1631-1701). 
 
 In oval, half length, gown, right hand holding laurel wreath. 
 Mezzotint by G. White after G. Kneller. 
 
 Size 13^ by gh inches. Circa 1700. ^5 5s 
 
 Celebrated Poet. 
 
 38 ELIZABETH (Queen, 7553-1603). 
 
 Whole length standing, ruff, jewels. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Faber after H. Holbein. 
 
 Size igj by 13! inches. Thread margins. 1742. £4 10s 
 
 39 FITZHERBERT (JNIrs. Anna Maria, 1756-1837) . 
 
 Full length, seated on a bank, in handsome dress, holding book, dog 
 by her side, trees in background. 
 
 Vcr)' beautiful stipple engraving by Conde after R. Cosway. 
 
 Size i6i by 12^ inches. 1792. £25 
 
 Married 1st E. Weld; 2nd T. Fitzherbert; and privately to the Prince of Wales, after- 
 vrards George IV. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 40 FORMAN (Helena) . Ruben's Wife. 
 
 " Le Chapeau de Paiile." 
 
 Three-quarter length standing, large hat with feathers, low dress, 
 arms crossed. 
 
 Ver\' fine engraving in colours after Rubens. 
 
 vSize loj by 7] inches, without margins. £12 12s 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 41 FOSTER (Lady Elizabeth) . 
 
 Half length, hair dressed high in curls, white dress, blue sash, a large 
 collar of spotted muslin. 
 
 Stipple by F. Bartolozzi after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Size Si by 6^ inches, inscription and narrow margins. C. 1787- 
 
 Finely printed in colours. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. VI.). £'80 
 
 Second dauslitor of Frederick Aujjnstus, 4th Earl of Bristol. Bishop of Derry; married, 
 l.st. J. Foster, Er^. ; and 2nd, William. M\ Duko of Devonshire. 
 
Plate ill. 
 
 Chester (Eliza). S. W. Reynolds— Jackson. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 See Item No. 21. 
 
Plate IV. 
 
 INliss Crockatt. Dean— IToppiuM 
 See Item ISO. 2!). 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. g 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 42 FRASEJR (General Simon, killed 1777) . The Burial of General Fraser at 
 
 Behmise Heights, 1777, where he was mortally wounded. 
 
 Large plate showing the body being lowered in the grave, chaplain 
 reading the ser\'ice, group of ofl&cers standing round, battle scene in distance 
 to left. Brilliantly printed in colours, with the rare key plate. 
 Very fine stipple engraving by W. Nutter after J. Graham. 
 Size 19* by 25 inches, with margins. 1794. £27 10s 
 
 Eraser -was a distinguislied soldier, was at Louisberg (17.58) and Quebec. As Brigadier 
 with General Burgoyne won victory at H^vbbardton (1777). Among the officers at the 
 grave aire General Burgoyne, Earl of Harrington. Major Fraser, Colonel Green, General 
 Eeidesiel, and others. 
 
 43 FREDERICA CHARLOTTE. 1767-1820. 
 
 Full length, standing under tree, book in right hand. 
 Line by D. Cuuego after C. Cunigham. 
 
 Size 23 by 15 inches, with margins. 17S7. - £3 10s 
 
 Eldest daughter of Frederick William II., King of Pru-sia; married Frederick Augustus, 
 Duke of York, 1791. 
 
 44 FREDERICK II. the GREAT, 1712-1797, King of Prussia. 
 
 Full length standing in unifonn, hat in left hand, dogs at his feet, 
 open landscape. 
 
 Mezzotint by Dom. Cunego after E. F. Cuningham. 
 
 Size 23i by 15^ inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression before any letters. £15 15s 
 
 45 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Life size head, powdered hair, uniform star. 
 
 Mezzotint by and after F. Bock. 
 
 Size 23! by 18 inches, with full untrimmed margins. 
 
 Brilliant proof before all letters. £15 15s 
 
 46 FREYCINET (M. Charles Louis de Saulces de, b. 1828). " French War- 
 fare." 
 
 Full length, standing, holding papers, background a map of France 
 (Carte Militaire) . 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the \'anitv Fair Cartoon by 
 F. B. Outh. April 8, 1891. 
 
 Size 17 by ii} inches. £5 5s 
 
 French Senator and Engineer. 
 
10 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 47 GARRICK (David, 1717-1779)- 
 
 Garrick between Tragedy and Comedy. 
 
 Three-quarter length, being forced on by Comedy with her laughing 
 face and holding mask, while Tragedy, with severe countenance, restrains 
 him. 
 
 Mezzotint by E. Fisher after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 16 by iqI inches, with margins. 
 
 Without any letters. £10 10s 
 
 It is sometimes considered that the female fig'ino^ represent Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. 
 Siddons. 
 
 48 GEORGE IIL 1738-1820. 
 
 Full length standing, uniform, holding cane and gloves, servant with 
 horse in background. 
 
 Stipple by B. Smith after Sir Wni. Beechey. 
 
 Size 21 by 15 inches, with margins. 1804. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £10 lOs 
 
 49 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 In the 74th Year of his Age and the 52nd of his Reign." 
 
 Full length in profile standing on a terrace. 
 
 Engraving in colours bj' Stadler after Rosenberg. 
 
 Size 9 by 6^ inches, with margins. 181 2. £3 35 
 
 50 GEORGE IV., when Prince of Wales. 
 
 In oval, half length, sash, star. 
 
 Stipple engraving by Alhenesey after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 6j by 4^ incites. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. 1785. £6 6s 
 
 51 GIOLO (Prince). Son of ye King of Monrgis or Gilolo. An Island in the 
 
 Dutch East Indies. 
 
 Full length standing amid tro'pical sceneiy, nearly nude, his skin 
 wonderfully painted. 
 
 Descriptive text below. Line engraving b\' I. Savage. 
 
 vSize 12 by 11 inches, with margins. C. 1680. £2 2s 
 
 52 GLOUCESTER (Wilham, Duke of, 1689-1700) . Son of Queen Anne. 
 
 Full length as a boy in Roman dress, standing In' a vase of flowers. 
 
 Mezzotint by P. Shenck after G. Kneller. 
 
 Size 9} by yf inches, with margins. Circa 1700. £1 10« 
 
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MAGGS BROS , 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 11 
 
 53 GOULD (Sir Francis Carruthers, b. 1844). " Mr. F. Carruthers Gould." 
 
 Full length, standing, hands in pockets. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 Liberio Prosperi (Lib; . P'eb. 22nd, 1890. 
 
 Size 14 by S| inches. £3 10s 
 
 Caricaturist; assistant etlitor of Westminster Gazette; Illustrated the Christmas num- 
 ber of Truth for many years. 
 
 54 GOWER (Countess) and her daughter. The Lady Elizabeth Leveson=Gower. 
 
 Full length seated, hair in curls, low dark dress, short sleeves, with 
 pearls, pearl bracelet, paper in right hand, left arm round her daughter 
 
 Mezzotint by Saml. Cousins after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 
 who sits on her knee, landscape behind. 
 
 Size 26 by i6i inches, with margins. 1832. 
 
 Fine impression. £18 18s 
 
 55 GRAFTON (Isabella, Duchess of, 1667-1722). 
 
 Full length, standing by fountain holding shell in basin. 
 
 Large mezzoitint by Faber after Kneller, the original plate before being 
 cut to three-quarter length. 
 
 Size 17! by 12! inches. 1750. £2 10s 
 
 Only child of H. Bennett, Earl of Harlington, and Isabella, his wife; married H. Fitzroy, 
 Earl of Euston, afterwards Duke of Grafton; married second Sir T. Hammer. 
 
 56 GULSTON (Joseph, 1745-1786, and John, 1750-1764). 
 
 Full half lengths, elder brother on left, Vandyke costume, younger 
 on right, holding basket of fiowers, park with rows of trees in distance. 
 Mezzotint by Val Green after F. Cotes. 
 Size 17.1 by 20 inches. 1771. £8 8s 
 
 57 GWYNN (Eleanor, 1640-1687) . 
 
 Nearly full length, seated on a bank, low loose dress, right hand on 
 lamb, trees behind. 
 
 Line engraving by G. Valck after Lely. 
 
 Size 14 by io| inches, with margins. Circa 1670. 
 
 Brilliant impression in first state. £13 13s 
 
 (Mebrated Mistress of Charles II. 
 
 58 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Three-quarter length in oval seated, upper part of body uncovered. 
 
 Mezzotint by Val. Green after Sir P. Lely. 
 
 vSize S\ by 7-^ inches, with margins. 1777. £4 4s 
 
12 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 59 HALE (Mrs.). 
 
 Whole kngth as " Euphrosyne " in " L' Allegro," her left arm ex- 
 tended, right hand holding her dress, girl pla\'ing musical instruments ; 
 in the distance, peasants dancing, landscape. 
 
 Mezzotint b}' Jas. Watson after Sir J. Reyn<yld». 
 
 Size 24^ by 15 inclies, with narrow margins, and laid down. £14 I4s 
 ilary, second daufrhter of Colonel Challoner; sister of Anne, Countess of Harewood; 
 married (ieneral Hale. 
 
 60 HAMILTON (Lady, d. 1815) . 
 
 Nearly full length, as " Sensibility," loose robes, flowers in hair round 
 head, right hand to bosom, left outstretched towards plant which is in a 
 vase to right, to left, tree on top of low wall, landscape and trees in back- 
 ground, verses under. 
 
 Stipple engraving by R. Ear'lom after Geo. Romney. 
 
 Size 15 by lox inches, with margins. 17S9. £14 14s 
 
 61 HANOTAUX (Gabriel, b. 1853) . " Affaires Etrangeres." 
 
 Full length, standing, right hand in pocket, left hand to chin, 
 spectacles. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing by F, B, Giith, afterwards reproduced 
 in " Vanity Fair." Nov. 12th, 1896. 
 
 Size 121 by j} inches. £3 3s 
 
 Late Foreign Minister. France. 
 
 62 HARDINGE (Mrs.) and Son: " The Fair Moralist and her Pupil." 
 
 Whole length, seated on a sofa, low cut dress, large straw hat with 
 feathers, necklace of pearl, left arm resting on top of sofa, right hand 
 holding book, her little son stands b}^ her knees. 
 
 Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after R. Cosway. 
 
 Size 12& by 8^- inches, with margins. 1787. 
 
 Choice Impression in Brown, Proof before any Letters. £22 10s 
 
 Wife of George Ilardinge, a Welsh .Tnd;.^", born 1744; died 1816. 
 
 63 HARTLEY (Elizabeth, died 1824). 
 
 Half length, in oval, hair falling over right shoulder, low dress. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Houston after H. D. Hamilton. 
 
 Size i4b- by lo^- inches. Circa 1780. 
 
 Artists* names and line of publication in scratched letters. £4 4s 
 
 First ai>peare<l at Bath ahout 1771. and became very popular a? a tragic actres?, left 
 tTie stage 1780. 
 
Plate V. 
 
 DrCHEss i)F |)i:v(ix,.iin;r. Clainsborough— J?aiiH'v 
 
Plate VI. 
 
 Jr/V// >//'2:r//'.'Cf'/'' 
 
 ,//«, ./■. A,, f. /...,. '/)'../. 
 
 Lauy J>i,iz. J'Ostkk Kartolozzi — Ki-ynokls. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 Sci> It 0111 No. 41. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 13 
 
 64 HENRIETTA MARIA. Procession in Holland. 
 
 Large line engraving showing the procession on the road to Amsterdam 
 in 1642. By Pieter Nolpe after Pieter Porter. 
 
 Size 15 by 57 inches, inscription margin with title in Dutch and list 
 of names of the various personages taking part. Circa 1642. £3 3s 
 
 65 HERTFORD (Francis Seymour Conway, Marquis of, 1719-1794) . 
 
 In oval, half length, flowered coat, frill, sash. 
 Mezzotint engraving by Dixon. 
 
 vSize 13 by lOg inches, with inscription margin. C. 1770. £4 4s 
 
 Succeeded his father 1732 as Lord ConAvay : created Earl of Harford 1750 : Lord Lieut, of 
 Ireland 1765; marrie<l 1741 Isabella, youngest daughter of 2nd Duke of Gordon. 
 
 66 HOLROYD (The Hon. Maria and Louisa) . 
 
 In oval, two young girls wearing hats, low dresses, the elder with 
 cloak. 
 
 Stipple engraving by .1. Baldrey after J. Downman. 
 
 Size 9f bj'- Si inches, with margins. 1783. £6 6s 
 
 Daughters of the first Earl of Sheffield. Maria was -wife of first Baron Stanley, of 
 Alderley Park, Cheshire. Louisa married Sir Wm. Henry Clinton, Governor of Chelsea 
 HospitaL 
 
 67 HOPE (Master). 
 
 To waist, as a youthful Bacchus, in circular frame, band of ermine 
 passing from right shoulder to left side, leaving the rest of body naked, 
 left arm raised wdth bunch of grapes. 
 
 Mezzotint engraving by S. Cousins after Sir T. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 12 by 9 inches, with margins. 1836. 
 
 Fine proof impression. £10 10s 
 
 68 HOWARD (Lady Ann). 
 
 Whole length, standing, hair falling over left shoulder, loose dress, 
 right hand holding robe, left elbow on block to right, hand to head, 
 bracelets, w^aterfall to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Smith after Kneller. 
 
 Size i6f by io| inches, with margins. 1697. £3 10s 
 
 69 H0W4RD (Thomas, Earl of x\rundel and Surrey, 1586-1646) and family. 
 
 Whole lengths, seated, in robes, children standing in front. 
 Line engravings by G. Vertue after Van Dyke and Frutiers. 
 
 Size i6h by 2r;| inches, narrow margins. 1743. £1 5s 
 
14 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 70 IRVING (Sir Henry) 
 
 Three-quarter length standing in profile to left. 
 Mezzotint after Millais. 
 
 Size 18 by 13 inches, with margins. 1883. 
 
 Brilliant proof on India pai^er. Signed by Henry Irving. £5 5s 
 
 Famous Tragedian. 
 
 71 JAMES I. 1566-1625. King of England. 
 
 Half length in oval, ruflF, ribbon with decoration. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Smith after A. Van Dyck. 
 
 Size 12 by 9-4 inches, with inscription margin. 1721. £3 lOs 
 
 72 JAMES II. 1633-1701. 
 
 Half length, in armour, in oval border of i^alms and a lion and unicorn. 
 
 Line by P. Vanderbank after G. Kneller. 
 
 Size 2i| by 15^ inches, with inscription margin. 1685. £7 7s 
 
 73 KEITH (James, Field IMarshall, 1696-1758) . 
 
 Three-quarter length standing, uniform, baton in right hand, battle in 
 background to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by Watson after Pesne. 
 
 Size 16^ by 13 inches, with part of inscription margin. C. 1770. 
 
 Brilliant impression of this rare portrait. £21 
 
 Jacobite; engaged in Alberoni's unsucxjessful Jacobite expedition, 1719; served in tlie 
 Spanish Army; Eu^sian General, 1737, too'k prominent part in Russo-Swedish War, 
 1741-3; made Field MarsliaJ by Frederick the Great, 174,7; Governor of Berlin, 1749. 
 
 74 KENT (Mrs. , afterwards Lady) , 
 
 Whole length, sitting in a head-dress of ribbons and pearls., her left 
 hand holding the end of a Persian sash ; landscape, etc. 
 
 Mezzotint, first state Avith inscription in scratched letters, by J. Dean 
 after Sir J. Reynolds. 1779. 
 
 Size 17-a- by 13! inches, with margins. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. VII). £60 
 
 Mary, daughter of Thos. VVadsworth, M.A., Presbyter : wife of Sir Clia^. Kent. Died 1817. 
 
 75 KILLIGREW (Anne, 1660-16S5) . 
 
 Half length in oval, hair in curls, one falls on left slioulder, low flowered 
 robe. 
 
 Charming mezzotint by Beckett, Smith ex., from a painting by herself. 
 Size 9s by 'jh inches, with margin. Fine impression. Circa 1680. 
 
 £7 10s 
 
 The "beautiful danp;hter of Dr. 11. KiUligrew. She was eminent in poetry and jxiinting, 
 Maid-of-TTfmoni- to (lio Duchess of York. Dryden wrote an wle to her memory. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 15 
 
 76 KNATCHBULL (Madame) . 
 
 Half length, in oval, ornamental in panels, hair in cnrls falling on 
 right shoulder, low dress. 
 Mezzotint after Kneller. 
 Size 8| by 6 inches. Circa 1700. £5 5s 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 77 LAKE (Gerald, 1744-1S08) . Rattle of Laswari. 
 
 " Representing Lord I^ake and his son Colonel Lake at the point of 
 time the General had his horse shot under him." 
 
 Lord Lake stands to left in uniform, hat with cockade, holding by 
 the bridle a horse which is falling, by his side stands his son, also in 
 uniform, holding plumed hat in right hand, horse in left; battle in back- 
 ground. 
 
 Stipple by R. Cooper after Place. 
 
 Size 19I by 14! inches, with large margins. 1S07. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours, excessively rare in this state. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. VIIL). £84 
 
 Gerard Lake, first Viscount Lake of Delhi and Leswarree, 17W-1808. Commander-in-Clhiet 
 and second member of Council in India, 1800; developed military resources of East 
 India Co.; assisted Wellesley to break uii> Mahratta Conietleracy, 1803. 
 
 78 LA VALLIERE (Duchess de, died 1710) . 
 
 Full half length, low loose dress, long curls. 
 
 Line engraving by the Master of the Monogram, H.B., fine impression. 
 Size 13-I by 9I inches, large margin. £6 6s 
 
 The beautiful Mistress of Louis XIV. 
 
 79 LIGONIER (John, Viscount, died 1770). 
 
 Full length on horseback; army in background; battlefield, .supposed 
 to be Dettingen on which he was Knighted under the RoN^al Standard. 
 
 Mezzotint by E. Fisher after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 21 by 18 inches, with large margins. 
 
 Brilliant impression in first state, before all letters and before the plate 
 was cleaned. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. IX). £63 
 
 He served in all the Wars of Queen Anne under tlie Duke of Marlborough ; at Dettingen. 
 1742; made prisoner at the battle of Laufeildt, 1747; presented to Louis XV., and was 
 soon released; created Visrount. 17.')7, and Earl, 1766; Commander-in-Chief of the 
 British Forces, and Field Marshal. 
 
 79a LOULSE (Princess) , Dauj^hter of Prince Ferdinand of Prussia. 
 
 Full length, standing, holding basket of roses, landscape. 
 
 Line engraving by M. Haas. 
 
 Size 22I by 14! inches, with margins. 1787. £4 lOs 
 
i6 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W 
 
 So LYNDHURST (Lady, died 1834) . 
 
 Half length, seated, low dress, hair curled, hands clasped. 
 
 Fine mezzotint by Samuel Cousins after Sir Thos, Lawrence. 
 
 Size III bj' 8g inches, with margins. 1836. £3 10s 
 
 First wife of Lord Chancellor Lyndluirst. 
 
 81 MACDONALD (Miss Julia) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, short curls, dark dress with low neck, left hand 
 raised to neck. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. Cousins after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 9h by 7^ inches, with margins. 1831. £8 8s 
 
 Daug'Bter of Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B., Adjutant-General. She married Sir Eovland 
 Errington, Bart., and died in 1859. 
 
 82 MALDEN (Viscount) , and Lady Elizabeth Capel. 
 
 Whole length. Lord Maiden stands in a Vandyck dre.ss, with a stick 
 in right hand; his sister is sitting, holding a wreath of flowers in her left 
 hand, a basket of flowers at her feet, landscape. 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 Size i8h by 14 J inches, vvith margins. 1S17. 
 
 Fine impression. £52 10s 
 
 Children of William Anne, 4th Earl of Essex. Viscount Maiden, born 1757, became 5th 
 Earl; a D.C.L. and F.S.A.; took the surname of Goningsby; die<l 1831'. Lady Elizabeth 
 married John, 3rd Earl Monson. 
 
 83 MANNS (August, born 1825). 
 
 Full length, seated on music stool, right arm upraised holding baton, 
 left hand to ^.nar. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by Bert. 
 Size 13.V by 3i inches. Circa 1870. £2 10s 
 
 Famous musician. As a Composer he takes rank chiefly as an arranger for Orchestra. 
 Stib-Conductor of Crystal Palace Orchestra, 1854; Chief do., 1855. 
 
 84 MARIE ANTOINETTE (Queen of France, 1755-1793) . 
 
 Nearly half lengtii, in oval, low dress, decorated with pearls, hair high 
 and curled with feathers, charming mezzotint. 
 
 Size 13^ by gl inches, with margins. 1778. £12 12s 
 
 8.5 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Half length, within oval decorative border, hair dressed high in curls, 
 pearls round neck, low dress. Anns on tablet under. 
 Very fine line engraving by Croisey (?). 
 Size 14 by 8f inclies, with margins. 
 Fine impression. £9 9s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 17 
 
 86 MARLBOROUGH (Sarah, Duchess of, 1660-1744). 
 
 Half length in oval, loose dress, ermine robe across riglit shoulder. 
 Mezzotint by John Smith after G. Kneller. 
 Size 12 by 10 inches, ^xdth margins. 1705. 
 
 Fine impression. £17 17s 
 
 Youngest daughter of Richard .Jennings, Esq.; married, 1678, John Churchill, who v:a 
 afterwards Duke of Marlborough, in 1683; lady of the Ijedcliamber to the Princess Anne. 
 
 87 MARY (of Modena) , Queen of James II., 1658-1718, when Duchess of York. 
 
 Three-quarter length, plucking orange blossom with left hand. 
 
 Mezzotint by A. Blooteling after Sir P. Leiy. 
 
 Size 12J by 10 inches, with inscription margin. £4 15s 
 
 88 MARY, PRINCESS ROYAL, OF ENGLAND, and Princess of Orange (1631- 
 
 1660). 
 
 Half length, witliin decorative border of cupids, and garlands of flowers, 
 long curly hair, ornamented with pearls, low dress, pearls round neck. 
 
 Fine line engraving by Siiyderhoef after Hondthorst. 
 
 Size 17 b}^ 14 inches, with margins. 164.^. £4 4s 
 
 89 MARY II., Consort of William III., 1662-1694. 
 
 Half length in oval, dress with jewels, tablet and ligures under. 
 
 Line by G. Vaick after G. Kneller. 
 
 Size 22 by 1.5I inches, with margins. £5 5 
 
 90 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Half length, ermine cloak, jewels, oval in rich frame of trophies and 
 vignettes. 
 
 Line by P. V. Gurst after P. Tiedman. 
 
 Size 22 by ibj inches. Pub. Amsterdam. £4 4s 
 
 91 MELBOURNE (Lady) , with her son. The Hon. Peniston Lamb. 
 
 Whole length, sitting, holding the child who is putting his arms round 
 her neck, landscape with trees in distance. 
 
 Mezzotint by Thos. Watson after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 24I bj' 15 inches, with thread margins. 1775. 
 
 Fine impression in first state. £40 
 
 Elizabeth, daughter of ^ir RaJlph ^lilbanke, Bart.; married 1762 Sir Peniston Lamb 
 created 1770 Baron Melibourue, and Viscount 1/81. She died in 1816. 
 
iS MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 92 MOLIERE (J. 13. du, 1622-1673). 
 
 Three-quarter lengtli, seated, long wig, right liand on table on which 
 are writing materials, emblematic border. 
 
 Line engraving by Beauvarlet after Bourdon. 
 
 vSize i7i by 13^ inches, narrow margins. Circa 1760. £7 7s 
 
 Famoiis French Dramatist and Poet. 
 
 93 MONCRIEFF=WELLWOOD (Sir Henry, Bart., 1750-1S27) . 
 
 Nearly full length sitting, right hand on book on table to left on which 
 lie other books. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after Sir Henry Raeburn. 
 
 Size 17I by 13$ inches, witli margins. 1S12. 
 
 Very fine impression. £31 10s 
 
 Scottish divine. Moderator o( tlie Assembly and 1) 1) ot (ilasgow, 1785; Chaplain to 
 George III., 1783. Succeeded as 8th Baronet, 17()7. 
 
 94 MONMOUTH AND BUCCLEUCH (James vScoti, Duke of K.G., natural 
 
 son of Charles TI. 1649-1685) . 
 
 When young ; whole length on horseback. 
 Etching by F. Barlow. 
 
 vSize 13 by lo] inches, with inscription margin. £4 4s 
 
 95 Ditto. Another iwrlrait. 
 
 Halt lengtli, in lace cravat and cuirass, oval of laurel in architectural 
 frame. 
 
 Line engraving. N. Visscher, exc. 
 
 vSize 14! by io| inches, with line of publication. £3 10s 
 
 96 NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE, Emperor of France, 1769-1821. 
 
 Full length, standing at the gangway of the " Bellerophon," hat, 
 unifonn, light breeches and stockings, decorations, right arm leaning on 
 edge of ship. 
 
 Mezzotint by Charles Turner after Sir Charles Lock Eastlake. 
 
 Size 27 by i82 inches, with margins, latter part of the inscription 
 missing. 1S16. 
 
 Brilliant impression, proof before the alteration in the spelling of the 
 name. 
 
 (See Ii.Ln.sTR.vriox, Pi.atk No. X.) . £63 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. ig 
 
 97 NELSON (The Death of). 
 
 hying on deck of a ship supported by sailors and officers; sailors firing. 
 
 Published 1S05 by W. Barnard. 
 
 Size 2of by 24I inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. £63 
 
 98 O'BRIEN (John T.) 
 
 Nearly full length, standing, in uniform, sash, decorations, hat in right 
 hand, sword under left arm, pillar to left. 
 
 Litho. in colours by T. H. Maguire. 
 
 Size 2 If by 17^ inches. 1S48. 
 
 Presentation copy from General O'Brien, with inscription in his auto- 
 graph. £2 10s 
 Congul General of Ihe Oriental Del Urngiiay, Aide de Camp of General San Martin, the 
 Hero of the Andes and Vindioatoi of the Libert;\- and Independence of Chili and Peru 
 
 99 ORANGE (Ann, Princess of, 1709-1759). 
 
 Half length, hair loose, twdned with pearls, low dress, ermine robe over 
 left shoulder, curtain to right, Arms ur.der. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Faber after Vandyk, fine impression, only state. 
 
 Size 14 by 9 1 inches, with margin. 1735- £10 10s 
 
 Married William Henry, Prince of Orange 
 
 100 ORANGE (Maurice, Prince of, 1567-1625) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, hat with feather, holding baton in 
 right hand, armour in background to left, crowded hall seen through open- 
 ing to right. 
 
 Line engraving by W. Delff after Van der Venne. 
 
 Size 141 by it J inches, with margins. 1620. £10 10s 
 
 Count of Nassau, second son of William I. (the silent), celebrated General. 
 
 loi ORANGE (William V., Prince of, 1748-1806). 
 
 Half length, ix)wdered hair, embroidered coat, sash, star. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Greenwood after T. P. C. Haag. 
 
 Size 12 by g^ inches, with margins. Circa 1780. £4 10s 
 
 102 ORANGE (Wm.. 7th Prince of, died 1849). 
 
 Half length, facing front, directed to right, uniform, decorations, hold- 
 ing up sword in right harid. 
 
 Mezzotint engraving by Turner after I. S. Copley. 
 
 Size 14 by 9^ inches with margins. 181 3. £2 2s 
 
 Aide-de-Caimp to' Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular War. King ot the Netherlands, 
 1840. 
 
20 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 105 ORLEANS (H.R.H. The Duke of, born 1869), " ler Consent de France." 
 
 Full length, standing, monocle, right hand in pocket, left hand hold- 
 ing stick and gloves, red, white and blue ribbons flN'ing from hat. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing madt for the Vanit\' Fair Cartoon by 
 F. B. Guth. April i-jth, 1S90. 
 
 Size 121 by 7 J inches. £6 6s 
 
 Exiled from France. 1886; roceivo<l toinuns>ion GOtli Rifles; Served in India, 1888-9. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 104 PAGET (Hon. vSophia Askell, 1784-1859) . "Psyche." 
 
 Half length, standing, looking to right, holding casket with both hands, 
 a butterfly on the top. 
 
 vStipple by J. H. Meyer after Hoppner. 
 
 Size Si by 61 inches, no margins. 1807. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XI.) . £120 
 
 Wife of Hon. Berkeley Pa^ret. brother of 1st Marquess of Anglesey. 
 
 105 PATTERSON (The Masters). " Rural Amusement." 
 
 Two boys, one leading a donkey, the other with arms round its neck, 
 landscape with stream and trees in background. 
 
 Large and fine mezzotint by John Bromley after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 
 
 vSi7,e i8f by 141 inches, with margins. 183 1. 
 
 Proof before letters. £18 18s 
 
 106 PEEL (Lady, i795-r859)- 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, large hat with drooping feather, fur 
 cloak held at waist by left hand, bracelet and rings. 
 Mezzotint by Cousins after Sir T. Lawrence. 
 Size 15 by iii inches, with margins. 1832. 
 Fine impression on India paper. £21 
 
 Daug'hter of <io-neral Sir John lloyd. Bart. In June, 182^), she married Sir Robert Peel, 
 the celebrated Statesman. 
 
 107 PENN (Rt. Hon. Lady Juliana). 
 
 Three-quarter length, .seated, low dress, with pearl ornaments, pearls 
 in hair, right arm resting on pedestal. 
 Line engraving. 
 Size i3h by 10 inches. Circa 1770. £5 5s 
 
 Daughter of Karl Pomfret, and wife of Thos. Penn, 170J-177.">, joint proprietor with hie 
 brother of Pennsvlvania. 
 
Plate VII. 
 
 Kent (Lady). Dean — Reynolds. 
 
Plate Vlil 
 
 Gknkk.m, Lvkk. " JJatllo ot Laswar: 
 I'l-iiiii'd ill Colours. 
 Si'c Item ISO. 77. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 21 
 
 108 PETER I. (" The Great," 1672-1725). Czar of Russia. 
 
 Half length, in oval, armour, cloak held by pearls and jewelled clasps, 
 inscription on tablet under. 
 
 Line engraving by J. Smith after Kneller. 
 
 Size i3i by 10 inches Circa 1700. £5 5s 
 
 109 PITT (Rt. Hon. Wm., 1759-1806). 
 
 Half length, in oval, on base, wig, dark coat, white cravat curtain, 
 pillar behind. 
 
 Engraved by P. M. Alix after Ant. tiickel. 
 
 Size 16 by 12! inches, mth margins. Circa 1800. 
 
 Fine impression, choicely printed in colours. £15 15s 
 
 no PORTLAND (Wm. Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of, 173S-1809) . 
 
 Nearly full length, powdered hair tied at back, seated at table, papers 
 lettered " India Bill " before him. 
 
 Mezzotint by John Murphy after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 20 by 14 inches, with inscription margin. 1796. £3 3s 
 
 Celebrated Statesman Premier in. 1783 and 1807. The Duke resigned in 1783 when Fox's 
 India Bill had been thrown out in the lord-. 
 
 Ill PORTSMOUTH (Louise Penhouet Querouaille, Duchess of, 1652-1734) . 
 Half length, in oval, low loose dress, hair in curls. 
 ^Mezzotint after Lely. 
 
 Size 8| by 6| inches^ with margins. C. 16S0. £4 4s 
 
 Mistress of Charlesi 11. 
 
 IT2 POWELL (William, 1735-1769). 
 
 In oval, half length, plain coat, lace frill. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Dixon after Lawrenson. 
 
 Size ii| by 9 inches, with inscription margin. 1769. £1 I5s 
 
 Actor; understudied Garrick at Drury Lane; the original Iloneywootl in the " Good- 
 naturetl Man." 1768. 
 
 113 POWLET (Lady Catherine, died 1807). 
 
 Whole length, a girl, sitting, right hand on head of greyhound to left, 
 left hand on floor beside her, landscape in background to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Choice impression in First State. 
 
 Size 19! by 14I inches, with inscription margin (except line of publi- 
 cation) . 1778. 
 
 (See Iijxstration, Plate No. XIT.) . £75 
 
 Eldest daiighter of tJie second marriage of the sixth and last Duke of Bolton; married 
 1787 Wm. Henry T/ord Barnard, afterwards Duke of Cleveland. 
 
32 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 114 POYNDER (Thomas, Jr.). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, dark coat, white cravat, own hair, left 
 hand holding papers, right hand resting on table to left, on which arc 
 books, papers, etc. 
 
 Mezzotint engraving by H. Cousins after Sliee. 
 
 Size i8i by 14^ inches, with large margins. 1837. £2 lOs 
 
 Treasurer of Christ's Hospital, 1837. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 115 Q(UENTIN) (Mrs.). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated on a low wall, white dress, full, hair in 
 curls, buildings (Westminster Abbey) , by the river. 
 Stipple by W. Blake after Huet VUliers. 
 Size iij by o inches, with margins. 1820. 
 Finely printed in colours. £80 
 
 Celebrated Brighton Beauty, sometime conncutetl with William IV. 
 
 116 RAEBURN (Sir Henry, 1756-1823). 
 
 Half length, left hand raised to face. 
 Stipple by Wm. Walker after Sir H. Raeburn. 
 Facsimiled Autograph proof. 
 
 Size 13 by loi inches, with margins. £12 1 2s 
 
 Famous Portrait Painter, sometimes c-alled the " Scotti.sh Reynolds." 
 
 117 REYNOLDS (Sir Joshua, 1723-1792). 
 
 Half length, a loose cloak thrown over the shoulders, right hand on 
 portfolio. 
 
 Mezzotint by Jas. Watson after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 16 by .r3 inches, with inscription margin. 1770. £14 14s 
 
 Considere<l the greatest portrait painter of his day, perhaps (he s?rp''^test England has 
 produced. First President of the Royal Academy. 
 
 118 RICHMOND (Frances, Duchess of, died 1702). 
 
 In oval, half length, long hair, curl on left shouldea', loose dress. 
 Mezzotint, P. Van Soiner, fecit, J. Lloyd, ex. 
 
 Size 6| by 5I inches, with inscription margin. £4 10s 
 
 Celobrate<l Beauty. Captivated Cliarles II., and i.monjj others Kotiel the medallist, who 
 
 came over to cut the die for the new coinage and exliibilod her he«id on the roversr 
 
 as Britannia. She eloped with and married the .Trd Duke of Kichmond (who died al 
 
 Elsinore in 1672. having Ijeen appnintecl Aniljassador to Denninrk). 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, \V. 23 
 
 119 ROMNEY (Charles, Earl of, 1744-1811) . 
 
 Full length, standing, robes, right hand on papers on table to left, 
 sword in left hand, landscape in background, seen through opening to left. 
 JNIezzotint engraving by Val Green after Sir W. Beechey. 
 Size 241 by 15 inches. 1803. £3 3s 
 
 120 ROSTAND (Edmund, b. 1868). " Cyrano." 
 
 Full length, standing, monocle, holding .stick and gloves in left hand. 
 
 Original vi^ater-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 F. B. Guth. June 20, 1901. 
 
 Size 13I by 7 inches. £4 15s 
 
 Dramatist: Membei" of the Academie Francoise 
 
 121 SCOTT (Sir Walter, 1771-1S32) . 
 
 Nearly half length, white collar, dark coat, chain, Arms under. 
 
 Stipple engraving by Wm. Walker after Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. 
 
 Size i4t by 71 inches. 1826. 
 
 Eettered proof impression, with facsimile signature. 
 
 (See Ii.lustkation, PI,.^TE No. XIII.) . £31 10s 
 
 J22 SHAW=STEWART (Sir Michael, 1788-1836, Baronet, M.P.) . 
 
 To waist, white neckerchief, military coat with braided butterholes, 
 Arms under. 
 
 Mezzotint bv Saml. Cousins after Sir H. Raeburn. 
 
 Size 11^ by g'i inches, with margins. 1827. 
 
 Brilliant lettered proof impression. £22 10s 
 
 :23 SHERIDAN (Eliza Ann Lindley, died 1792). As St. Cecilia. 
 
 Full length .seated, pla3dng organ, children on her right singing. 
 Mezzotint by W. Dickinson after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1776. £27 10s 
 
 Beautiful and .accomplished singer; married to l{. B. Sheridan, the statesman and 
 dramatist. 
 
 124 — Another impression, £14 I4s 
 
 125 SIDDONS (Mrs, 1755-1831) . As the " Tragic Muse." 
 
 Full length, seated in large arm chair, left arm raised v\dth the elbow 
 resting on arm of chair, a tiara on her head, strings of pearls round neck 
 looped at bosom, behind the chair stand t\AO emblematical figures of 
 " Crime " and " Remorse." 
 
 Earge and very fine stipple engraving by Haward after Sir J. Reynolds, 
 
 vSize 25 by i7f inches. 1S78. 
 
 Most bri'lliant impression in second state, with inscription in open 
 letters. £52 lOs 
 
 Famous Tragedienne. 
 
24 MAGGS BROS , .34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 126 SMITH (Thomas A sshcton, 1776-1S58) . 
 
 Nearly full length, seated against table. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. VV. Reynolds after Sir W. Beechey. 
 
 Size 191 by 15^ inches, with maryjns. iS?6. 
 
 Fine open letter proof impression. £2 lOs 
 
 Sportsman; of Eton and Christ Church, Oxford, M.P. .\ndover and Carnarvonshire; a 
 great cricketer; became Master of Quorn hoimdis 1806-16, of a Hampshire pack at 
 Penton 1826, and afterwards at Tedworth. 
 
 127 SOBIESKI {Princess Marie Clementina, wife of James Francis Edward 
 
 Stuart, the " Old Pretender") . 
 
 In oval, three-quarter length, powdered hair in curls, ermine cloak. 
 
 Line by P. Drevet after Davids. 
 
 Size 17 by i2x inches, with margins. £7 7s 
 
 128 STANHOPE (Mrs.) . 
 
 Nearly whole length, sitting, looking towards left in attitude of con- 
 templation, hair loosely bound, right elbow on knee, hand to cheek, left 
 arm hanging beside her, in background pond, landscape, with trees, above 
 which appears the full moon. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by J. R. Smith after J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 17! by 14 inches, with margins. 1783. £47 10s 
 
 Eliza Falconer, one of the beauties of the day; married the Hon. Henry Fitzroy Stanhope, 
 younger son of second Earil of Harrington. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 129 STEPHENS (Miss). 
 
 Half length, directed to left, low dress. 
 Stipple by Robt. Cooper. 
 
 Famous Singer; afterwards married the Earl of Es'-ex 
 
 O'NEILL (Mi.ss). As Isabella. 
 
 Half lengtli, veil on head, low dress. 
 
 Stipple by T. Cheesman after J. Boaden. 
 
 Pair of lettered proofs vary finely printed in colours. 
 
 Size 13 by 9 inches, with margins. The pair, £12 12s 
 
 130 STRAUSS (Hen- Eduard) . " Eduard Strauss." 
 
 Full lengt]i, standing, holding violin. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the " V'anity Fair " Cartoon, 
 by E. B. Norton. Aug. 29, 1895. 
 
 Size 15 b.v lOi inches. £7 I5s 
 
Plate IX. 
 
 V w 
 
Plate X. 
 
 Nai'oli'.un U.N THE " UiiLLKKUi'iiuN." Turiier — Eastlake. 
 See Item No. 9G. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 25 
 
 131 STUART (Prince Charles Edward, 1720-1788). 
 
 Half length on tablet, wig, sash, armour, allegorical figure of Time 
 and Hope, with anchor, etc., above to left, shipwreck, and Cupid bloviing 
 bubbles. 
 
 Contemporary mezzotint. 
 
 Size 15I by io| inches, with margins. No artist's names or line of 
 publication. £7 7s 
 
 Grandson to James II. Commonly termed " 'The Young Pretender." 
 
 132 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 Half length in armour. 
 
 Mezzotint by F. Hodgetts after L. Tocque. 
 
 Size gi by 7I inches, with margins. 1828. £2 2s 
 
 133 Ditto. Another i>ortrait. 
 
 Half length, armour and riband, oval on pedestal. 
 
 Line by J. Daulle. 
 
 Size 9f by 7 inches, with margins. 1744. £3 3s 
 
 134 Ditto. Another Portrait. 
 
 Half length, with riband and star, oval with emblems and motto: 
 " E verso missus siiccurere seclo." 
 Line by R. Strange. 
 Size io| by 7} inches, narrow margins. £3 3s 
 
 J 35 TALBOT (Charlotte, Countess, died 1804). 
 
 Whole length, in long robe, gauze scarf, taking a vase from a flaming 
 tripod, in her left hand is a chalice, in the distance is a statue of Minerva, 
 behind colunm and curtain, trees. 
 
 Large and very fine mezzotint by Val. Green after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Size 25 by 15 J inches, with margins. 17S2. 
 
 Brilliant impression in second state. £42 10s 
 
 Daughter of Wills Hill, 1st Earl of Hillslwrough. Created, 1739, Marquess of Downshire, 
 Married John, 1st Earl Talbot. 
 
 136 TENNYSON (Alfred, Lord, Poet Laureat, 1S50) . 
 
 Life-sized bust. Etchings by H. Herkomer. 
 
 Size i8t by 13! inches, \vith margins. £3 10s 
 
 137 THOMOND (Murrough O'Bryen, ist Marquess of, i724?-i8o8). 
 
 Nearly whole length, seated in arm chair by table, hand on book, star 
 on coat. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after J. Hoppner. 
 
 Size i7j by 14 inches, with margins. iSoS. £6 10s 
 
26 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 158 TOLLEMACHH (Hon. Mrs., 1745-1804). 
 Whole length, as " Miranda." 
 
 Standing, hair high, curls on shoulders, sash, hands extended, Caliban 
 bearing sticks at her feet to right, trees in background to left, through 
 which Prospero is looking, shipwreck in distance. 
 
 Large mezzotint by J. Jones after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 24 by i4b inches, with mairgins. 1786. 
 
 Fine impression in Second J^tate. £32 10s 
 
 139 TWEEDALE (John Hay. Karl of, 1626-1696) . 
 
 Half length, in oval, with panelled corners and tablet beneath, look- 
 ing to front, long wig, cravat, peer's robes. 
 
 Mezzotint by John Smith after Kneller. 
 Size 1 31 by 9! inches, with narrow margins. 1690. 
 Fine impression in first state. £5 5s 
 
 Commissioner of the Treasury; Tortl High Chancelllor; and created Marquis in 169i. 
 
 140 VAN TROMP (Cornelius, 1629-1691). 
 
 Short half length, cap, earring, diark cloak over armour. 
 Mezzotint by G. Graham after Rembrandt. 
 Size 13 by It inches, with margins. Circa 1780. 
 
 Fine impression. £9 9s 
 
 Dutch Admiral. 
 
 T41 VERNON (Miss) , as a Seamstress. 
 
 Full lengtJi, sitting on a chair, sewnng, large hat, which partly .shades 
 face, plain dress, landscape and trees in background. 
 vStipple engraving by Cheesman after G. Romney. 
 
 Size 141 by loi inches. Inscription and narrow margins top and 
 sides. 1787. 
 
 Fine impression in brown. 
 
 (See Ir.i,usTRATTON, Plate No. XIV.) . £31 lOs 
 
 Sometimes described as a iportrait of Lady Hamilton. 
 
 ^42 WILLIAM III., 1650-1702. MARY II., 1662-1694. 
 
 Both full length, seated in state robes with orb anl sceptre. 
 
 Pair of Mezzotints by J. Gole. 
 
 Size 152 by lizg inches, with in.scription margins. The ixiir, £10 10s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 27 
 
 143 WILLIAM III., 1650-1702. 
 
 Half length to leit, in oval, wig, crown, and Garter robes. Latin and 
 Dutch lines under. 
 
 Mezzotint by G. Valck. 
 
 Size 12 by 10 incnes, with margins. 
 
 Fine iu.pression. £8 88 
 
 146 WILLIAM IV., 1765-1837. 
 
 As midshipman on board H.M.S. Prince George, whole length standing 
 on deck. 
 
 Aquatint and stipple in brown by F. Bartolozzi after B. West. 
 
 Size 2o| by r6| inches, with inscription mairgin. 17S2. £5 5s 
 
 147 WOLFF (Mrs., died 1829) . 
 
 Nearly whole length, seated, turban, light dress, rose at waist, right 
 elbow on large open book, at which she is looking, right hand on head. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. Cousins after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 15 b}^ iii- inches, with margins. 1831. 
 
 Fine impression. £7 7s 
 
 She wes an. intimate friend of Lawrence's sister, and friend and adviser to the painter 
 himself. 
 
 148 WRIGHT FAMILY. 
 
 Whole lengths, a girl sitting at foot of tree, holding long wreath, hen* 
 left hand on head of young boy who reclines at her feet, a lamb on her lap 
 held by another girl who kneels on one knee, trees and cloudy sky in 
 distance to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by Val Green after J. Wright, 
 
 Size 17! by 14-8- inches, narrow margins. (1769) . 
 
 Fine impression in first state. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XV.) . £42 
 
 149 WYNYARD (Miss). 
 
 Half length seated, holding a scroll, cloak trimmed fur, right arm 
 resting on i)edestal. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Finlayson after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 18 by 13I inches, with margins. 1771. 
 
 Fine impression in second state. £18 18s 
 
 Daughter of General Wynyard and sistt>v to the Countess De la Warr«. 
 
38 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Engraved Portraits of Americana 
 
 Interest. 
 
 150 BECKWITH (Sir George, 1753-1823). 
 
 Whole length, standing, directed and looking to front, lace frill, 
 uniform, stair, scarf and belt round waist, sword, long boots with spurs, 
 right ann by his side, hat in hand, left hand on hip behind him, tent to left, 
 large palm tree behind, landscape to right vvath burning building in distance. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after J. Eckstein. 
 
 Size 26-4- by 17 inches, with full margin. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £6 6s 
 
 Famous Soldier. Took prominent part in American War, 177(5 — 82, Go^•ernor and Coou- 
 mandant of Bermuda, Governor of St. Vincent and Tiarbailoes, completed cunquest of 
 Martinique and Guadaloupe, commanded forces in Ireland. 
 
 151 BURGOYNE (John, d. 1792). 
 
 Half length, uniform, hat with feather. 
 Mezzotint by Humphrey after Pine. 
 Size 6 by 4^ inches. 
 
 Proof impression with the Artist's name in scratched letters. £8 8s 
 General and dramatist, defeated .\mericans at Germantow n 1777, surrendeired his Army 
 at .Saratog-a, 1778. 
 
 152 BURKE (Rt. Honblc. Ednunid, 1729-1797). 
 
 Half length, looking to right, dark coat, light cravat. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Jones after G. Romney. 
 
 vSize 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1790. 
 
 Very brilliant impression of this scarce portrait. 
 
 (Sek Ii.h7j:tratton, Pl.ate No. XVI.) . £84 
 
 Eminent .Statesman and Orator. Especially distinguihlieil himself in the debates on 
 the -American question 
 
 153 Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 In oval, short half length, black ribbon round neck. 
 
 Mezzotint by Jas. Watson after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Size 13! by lof inches, with in.scription margin. 1770. 
 
 Fine impression. £35 
 
Plate XL 
 
 Taget (Hon. Sophia) " I'syciik." ;Moye!— TIhih""-''' 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 See Item No. int. 
 
Plate XII. 
 
 l,\i)V < '\i iii;i(im; I'uwi.ki . .1. I». Sniitli Sir .) . IvcvihiIi 
 Sec I(;mii N(i. li:i. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 29 
 
 Portraits of Americana Interest — continued. 
 
 154 CHATHAM (Wm. Pitt, Earl of). 170S— 177S. 
 
 In oval, half length, wig. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Houston after W. Hoare. 
 
 vSize 6 by 4^ inches. Circa 1762. £5 5s 
 
 With letterpress. 
 
 " A Letter from a Rt. Hon. Person to in the Citj'." 
 
 " Copy of Thanks to the "Rt. Hon. Wm. Pitt from the Court of Common-Council, Oct. 22. 
 176L" 
 
 " The Answer .... to the Common Council." 
 
 " The Representation of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c., to . . . this City's Represen- 
 tatives in Parliament .... particularly that the sole & exclusive Right of our 
 Acquisitions in North America & the Fisheries, Jje preserved to us." 
 
 Statesman. Strenuoiisly opposed the measures taken in rcj;ard to the American Colonies 
 1774-5. 
 
 155 CHASE (Rt. Rev. Philander, D.D.). 
 
 Half length, seated, paper in left hand. 
 Fine mezzotint by Turner after Strutt. 
 
 Full margin, folio. 1024. ^1 ^^s 
 
 Bishop of the Episcoixil Church, in the State of Ohio. 
 
 155 FOKKS (S., 1712-1784). Dutch designer and engnver. 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, powdiered hair, frill, long coat and vest, 
 right hand holding engraving, left elbow and arm resting: on table to right, 
 on which is portfolio. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Greenwood after J. Buys. 
 
 Size 14 by iit inches. Full inscription margin, narrow margin top and 
 sides. Circa 1770. 
 
 Proof impression before inscription, with artists' names only. £6 6s 
 John Greenwood was the first .American Mezzotinter of note and was born in Boston. 
 
 157 FRANKLIN (Benjamin, 1706-1790). 
 
 Half length, seated, holding paper in right hand, title under " The 
 Politician." 
 
 Line engraving by T. Ryan after S. Efnier. 
 
 Size 13^ by iif inches, with margins. 1824. £3 3s 
 
 158 Another Portrait. 
 
 Full length, seated in front of a table ; arms folded ; a hat lying on some 
 documents on the table, entitled Les Loix dc la Pensilvanie ; in the back- 
 ground an open window, looking out on shipping. 
 
 Line engraving by Nee after L. C. de Carmontelle. 
 
 Siz<^ 14! by 8f inches, with margins. Circa jySo. 
 
 A.P.D.R. Impression. £3 igs 
 
30 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W, 
 
 Portraits of Americana Interest—continued. 
 
 159 GOULD (George Jay, b. 1864). " Vigilant." 
 
 Full length, standing, hands in pockets. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the \'anit>- Fair Cartoon by 
 L. Ward (Spy). Sept. 27th, 1894. 
 
 Size 12 bv 7 inches. £4 10s 
 
 President of Li'ttile Eock and Fort Smith Eailway; President of Texas and Pacific 
 Railway; International and Grw»t Northern R. R. ; Manhattan Railway; Mo. Pacific 
 R. R. 
 
 -60 HARDY (Sir Charles, 1713-^780 Admiral, Governor of New York, acted 
 under Boscawen at the Reduction of Louisberg, 1758) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, naval uniform, wig, right hand 
 pointing, hat under left arm, hand on sword, ships in distance. 
 
 Mezzotint by P. Dawe after T. Hudson. 
 
 Size 6 by 4^ inches^ with uncut margins 1779. £i Is 
 
 161 INDIAN KINGS. 
 
 The Three Cherokees, came over from the head of the Ri\'er Savanna to 
 London, 1762, with their Interpreter that was poisoned. 
 
 Three figures of Indians in native dress, with wolf and interpreter to 
 left, names under. 
 
 Contemporary engraving, coloured. 
 
 Size 9-^ by ii^ inches. Circa 1762. £3 3s 
 
 162 Tomo Chachi Mico, or King of Yamacran and Tooanahowi, his 
 
 nephew, Son of Mico of the Etchitas. 
 
 Half length, standing, the boy holding an eagle. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Faber after W. Verelst. 
 
 Size i2t by gj inches, with margins £5 5s 
 
 163 KEAN (Edmund, 1787-1833) . As a Huron Indian. 
 
 " In the dress ])resented to and worn by him on the occasion of his being 
 chosc-n a Chief and Prince of the Huron Tiibc of Indians by the name of 
 Alanienouidet.*' 
 
 Stipple engraving by G. F, Storm aflei Frederick Meyer. 
 
 Size 13^ by 9I inches 1827. 
 Lettered proof imression. £4 4s 
 
 164 LABILLIERE (Major Peter, d. 1800). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated at a table, papers, one inscribed 
 " AMERICAN PETITION PRESENTED BY PENN," books on shelves 
 behind, Arms under. 
 
 Mezzotint by Kingsbury after J. Wright. 
 
 vSize Jii by 8^ inches, with margins. 1780. £4 4s 
 
I 
 
 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 31 
 
 Portraits of Americana Interest — continued. 
 
 165 LA FAYETTE (Marquis de, 1757-18^) • 
 
 Full length, standing, in landscape, long coat, tall hat, and stick in 
 right hand. 
 
 Line engraving by Leroux aftdr A. Scheffer. 
 
 Size 24i by i6| inches, with margins. 1824. £3 3s 
 
 Distinguished French General; served in Tho American Wai ; Friend of Washington. 
 
 166 LEE (Charles C, 1730-1782). 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, in uniform, cocked hat, sash, sword, 
 pointing with right hand, behind a gun being fired and flag inscribed " An 
 Appeal to Heaven," stonework to left. 
 
 Mezzotint after Tliomlinson. 
 
 Size 14 by 10 inches. 1775. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £22 10s 
 
 " Major-General of the Continental Army in America," iserved under Washington, whom 
 he challenged for censuring him and was siT^pended. 
 
 167 MOIRA (Francis Rawdon, Earl of, 1754-1825) . 
 
 Full length, in uniform, his hat and sword in right hand, in distance a 
 battle. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Jones after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 Size 24i by 15^ inches, with part of inscription margin. 1792. 
 Fine impression. £27 10s 
 
 Hig'My distinguisilied himself in the American War; on his return was created, 1783, 
 Baron Rawden; Governor -General of India, which he held for ten years; in 1824 
 Governor of Malta. 
 
 168 PAINE (Thomas, 1736-iSoq) . 
 
 Half length, white neck-cloth, dark coat, engraved border. 
 Line engraving by W. Sharp after Roniney. 
 
 Size 12 by 9 inches, full margins. 1793. £1 Is 
 
 Author of " Rights of Man," American Crisis, tSrc. 
 
 169 PENN (William, 16^4-1718). Founder of Pennsylvania. 
 
 Full length, standing, Quaker costume, right hand holding charter, 
 with seal which lies on rock to left, left hand holding glove, in background 
 to right large tree and three Indians, and behind river with Indian in canoe. 
 
 M-ezzotint by J. Sartain after H. Inman. 
 
 " From the original picture painted for the Society for commeiuorating 
 the landing of William Penn on the Shores of the Delaware, October, 1682." 
 
 Size 26 by 20 inches, with margins. 
 
 One O'f 100 copies taken from the original plate, and now for the first 
 time printed in colours. £6 6s 
 
32 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Portraits of Americana Interest — conlinued. 
 I JO Another Portrait. 
 
 Full lencfth, standing in Quaker costume, surrounded by groups of 
 Indians and supporters, houses and trees behind, inscribed " William Penn's 
 Treaty with the Indians when he founded the Province of Pennsylvania in 
 North America, 1681," Arms under. 
 
 Large and fine line engraving by J. Hall after B. West. 
 
 Size lyl by 23^ inches. 1775. £6 6s 
 
 Celebratwl Founclor of PennsMlvaiiio. 
 
 J 71 PERCE Y (Rev. William Percey, died 181 9) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, black gown, bands, right hand raised, 
 left holding book to breast, buildings behind. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Houston after J. Russell. 
 
 Size 14 b\' 10 inches, with margins. 1774. £6 6s 
 
 Chaplain to the Coinite>s of Huntingdon, and Pre>iden< ot (leorgia College. 
 
 172 PUTNAM (Israel, died 1790). 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, uniform, right elbow resting on muzzle 
 of cannon to left, left hand on waist, in background to right battery of 
 cannon firing. 
 
 Mezzotint (J. Wilkinson, pinxt.) . 
 
 Size 13! by 9! inches, with inscription margins. G. vShepherd (1775). 
 
 £14 14s 
 
 Major-General of the Connectictit Forces and Comma ndor-in-Chief at the en5:agement on 
 Bunker's Hill, near Boston, June 17th, 1775. 
 
 173 RODDAM (Robert, 1719-1808) . 
 
 Half length, powdered hair, naval uniform, frill. 
 Mezzotint engraving by Henry Hudson after L. F. Abbot. 
 Size 15 by lof inches, with margins 1780. £7 7s 
 
 Admiral; ."^erved successively in the North Sea, at New York, and in the West Indies, 
 where he was captured by French, 17-'J7. 
 
 174 THOMPSON (Charles). 
 
 Half length. 
 
 Fine oval engraving by B. B. E. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression, inscription in etched letters. 
 Size 5v; by 4:!- inches, with margins. 1783. £2 lOs 
 
 Secretary to Congress. 
 
Plate XIII. 
 
 ^i^t ^^ 
 
 Scott (Sir Walter). Walker— Raeburn. 
 See Item No. 121. 
 
Plate XIV 
 
 Tills Sv,,\MS'nn'',ss 
 
 ./.i„i- ^*AyJ,: 
 
 TuK Seamstrkss. Cliccsiiiiiii— l\oiiincy, 
 See Kem No. HI. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 33 
 
 Portraits of Americana Interest — contirmed. 
 
 175 WASHINGTON (General George, 1732-1790). 
 
 Full length, standing, in uniform, roll of papers in right hand, table 
 and papers, horse and black servant behind, camp in distance. 
 Large and fine line engraving by Le Mire after Le Paon. 
 Size 19I by 13* inches, with margins. C. 1780. £10 10s 
 
 176 Another Portrait. 
 
 Bust, in uniform. 
 
 Oval stipple engraving by J. Chapman. 
 
 Size 6f by 4J inches, with full margins. 1828. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. Rare in this state. £5 5s 
 
 177 WASHINGTON. Independence Des Etats-Unis. 
 
 Bust, in uniform, oval medallion suspended on a pedestal with two 
 others, containing portraits of " Franklin " and " Louis Seize," on base of 
 pedestal inscription, " L'Amerique, etc."; on lop of pedestal a crowing 
 cock perched on a globe, to the right an Indian maiden with foot resting on 
 lion's head, a staff, with cap of liberty on end, in left hand, right on base of 
 pedestal, on right of print two trees, one of which is encircled by a ribbon 
 inscribed •' En M'Elevant je M'Embellis," to left an anchor with shipping 
 in distance, inscription under. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colours by L. Roger after Diiplessis Berteaiix. 
 
 Size 9f by 6i inches, mth margins. 1786. £6 6s 
 
 178 WEST (Benjamin, 1738-1820) and Family. 
 
 Group, seated and standing, full lengths. 
 Large and fine slipi>le engraving by Facius after Benj. West. 
 Size 22 by 27 inches, with margin. 1779. £4 4s 
 
 Cele/brated American Historical Painter. President of the Koyal .Academy. 
 
34 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Engraved Legal Portraits. 
 
 179 ASHBURTON (John Dunning:, Lord, 1731-1783). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, wig, robes, paper in right hand. 
 Very fine stipple engraving by Bartolozzi after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 Brilliant open letter proof impression. 
 Size 19^ by 14^ inches, with margins. 1790. 
 
 Brilliant open letter proof impression. £12 12s 
 
 Famous lawyer. Attorney -General. 
 
 180 BAYLEY (Sir John, 1763-1841) . 
 
 Full three-quarter length, seated, wig, robes, right hand on large book 
 which rests on knee, left on table, curtain. 
 
 Large mezzotint by W. Say after Russell. 
 
 Size 20J by 14^ inches, with good margins. 1823. 
 
 Brilliant lettered proof impression. £4 10s 
 
 Jndge of the Court of King's llench. 
 
 381 BLAIR (Rt. Hon. Robert, of Avontoun, 1741-1811). 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, right hand on papers on table. 
 Line engraving by Jas. Heath after Henry Raeburn, A.R..4. 
 Size jy^ by 14} inches, with margins. 1813. £10 lOs 
 
 Judfi:e; advocate depute and sdlicitor-jreneral for Scotland, 1TS'.)-1806; dean of Faculty of 
 Advocates, 1801; president of Colleg'e of Ju*tiee. 1808. 
 
 182 BULLER (Sir Francis, 1746-1S00). 
 
 Nearly full-length, seated, robes, wig, left arm resting on table, and on 
 which are inkstand and papers, curtain, pillars, and landscape in back- 
 ground. 
 
 Stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after Browne. 
 
 Size 20J by t6 inches, with margins. Circa 1700. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression. £6 6s 
 
 Jnstice of ilio Common Fleas, 170MRO0. 
 
 183 CAMDEN (Charles Pratt, Earl of, 1714-1794. Celebrated Judge and vStates- 
 
 man, Lord Chancellor) . 
 
 Full length, seated, wig, robes, curtain o\crhcad, right nrm on table. 
 
 Large and fine mezzotint bv Haid after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 19I by 14 inches. 1766. £4 4s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 55 
 
 Legal Portraits — continued. 
 
 CAMDEN (Charles Pratt, Earl of, 1 714-1794) —coni. 
 
 184 Another Portrait. 
 
 Full length, standing, in irobes, left hand on large book. 
 Line engraving by Ravenet after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Roy. folio. Fine impression. 1766. £2 lOs 
 
 Celebrated Judge and Statesman, Lord Chancellor. 
 
 185 CAVE (Sir Lewis William, born 1S32) . 
 
 Nearly three-quarter length, wig, gown, spectacles. 
 
 Clever water-colour drawing by L. Ward (Spy). Dec. 7, 1893. After- 
 wards reproduced in Vanity Fair. 
 
 Size 12^ by 7 inches. £4 4s 
 
 Called to the Bar. 1859. Judge of the High Court of Justice for sixteen years. 
 
 i86 CLARKE (Sir Edward George, b. 1841) . " Sir Edward." 
 
 Half length, standing at bench, wig, gown, book and papers, right 
 hand raised. 
 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 L. Ward (Spy). June 11, 1903. 
 
 Size I if by 7^- inclies. £6 6s 
 
 Fellow of King's College, London; Writer in llndia Office, 1S59-G0; Called to the Bar, 1864; 
 Q.C., 1880; Solicitor-Gfneral, 1886. 
 
 1S7 CLERK (John, Lord Eldin, 1 757-1832) , 
 
 Nearly whole length, sitting, spectacles iji right hand, left hand 
 holding open book edgewaj^s on table, on which papers are scattered. 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after H. Raeburn. 
 Size i7i by 14 inches, with margins. 1815. 
 
 Fine impression. £31 10s 
 
 Scotch Lord of Session 1823-28. 
 
 188 COLERIDGE (Bernard John Seymour, born 1851). " The Silver Voiced.*' 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated at bench on which are papers, wig, gown, 
 sash. 
 
 Original water-colour dra\\nng made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 L. Ward (Spy) . 1909. 
 
 Size 17^ by lof inches. £7 10s 
 
 Commissioner of Assize, Midland circuit; Bencher of Middle Temple, 1894; J.P. and 
 Chairman of the Devon Quarter Sessions; M.P. for Sheffield. 
 
 189 COLLINS (The Rt. Hon. vSir Richard Henn) . '• Smith's Leading Cases." 
 
 Three-quarter length, wig, gown, standing nt bench. 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 J. P. Mel'Ior (Quiz). Jan. 14, 1893. 
 
 Size 12} by 7I inches. £6 6s 
 
36 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London, W. 
 
 Legal Portraits — continued. 
 
 190 DICKENS (Henry Fielding)." His Father Invented Pickwick." 
 
 Full length, standing, wig, gown, holding spectacles and handkerchief. 
 Original water-colour drawing made for the Vanity Fair Cartoon by 
 L. Ward (Spy). May 13, 1807. 
 
 Size i2i by ji- inches. £7 10s 
 
 K.C., 1892; Bencher of the Inner Temple, 1899; Called to the Bar, 1873; commenced practice 
 on the Kent Sessions and Home Circuit ; at one time Eecorder of Deal. 
 
 191 ELDON (John Scott, Baron, 175 1- 1S3S). 
 
 Whole length, seated, wig, Chancellor's robes, right hand holding 
 purse, mace on table to left. 
 
 Mezzotint by H. Meyer after W. Owen. iSr;,. 
 
 Size 22:} by i6j inches, margins. £22 10s 
 
 Famous lawyer; Lord Chancellor. 
 
 iQ2 Ditto. Another impression. £12 12s 
 
 193 ELLENBOROUGH (Edward, Lord, 1750-181S) . 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, wig, robes, collar. 
 Mezzotint by Chas. Turner after T. Lawrence. 
 
 Size T7i bj^ 13^ inches, with margins. 180Q. £7 7s 
 
 Eminent lawyer. Lord Chief Justice. 
 
 194 ERLE (Sir \V., 1793-1880) . 
 
 Nearly fidl length, seated, wig, robes. 
 Mezzotint by G. R. Ward after Sir J. Grant. 
 
 vSize i6:l by 13 inches, with margins. C. 1S60. £1 16s 
 
 Chief .Tustice of the Common Plea-. 
 
 ig5 ERSKINE (Hon. Thonias, 1750-1823). 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, right ann leaning on table, hands 
 clasped; to right books on shelves, cuirtain, to left inkstand and papers. 
 Mezzotint by J. Jones after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 Size 17-!- by 13-4 inches, with margins. (1786) . 
 
 Impression \>'ithout letters. £27 10s 
 
 Called to the Bar 1778; h« was Counsel for Tom Paine and for Admiral Keppd ; Attorney- 
 General to the Prince of Wstles; made Lord Chancellor of Great Britain in 1806, and 
 created Baron Erskine. 
 
 196 GIBBS (Sir Vicary, 1751-1820). 
 
 Nearly whole length, seated, long wig, lace cravat and ruff, robes. 
 
 Mezzotint 1)y S. VV. Reynolds and T. Lupton after Owen. 
 
 vSize 16^ by 13s incb.es. 18:5. 
 
 Lettered \>rooi. 
 
 (See Illustration, Platk No. XVII.). £31 10s 
 
 Lord Ohief Justice of the Common Plea«. 18U. 
 
\ 
 
 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 37 
 
 Legal Portraits — co nti nu ed . 
 
 197 GRANT (Sir William, 1 755-1832). 
 
 Full length, seated, in robes, etc., paper in right hand. 
 
 Large and fine mezzotint engraving by Mclnnes after Sir T. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 16 by 11 inches, with margins. 1842. £1 5s 
 
 Eminent Scotch Lawyer ; Solicitor-General and Master of the Rolls. 
 
 398 HARCOURT (Simon, Lord, 1660-1727). 
 
 In ornamental oval, half length, wig, cravat, gown, at bottom a stand, 
 on which lie njace to right, purse to left, in centre shield with Arms and 
 motto. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Simon after G. Kneller. 
 
 Size 16 by ii| inches, narrow margins. £5 17s 6d 
 
 Called to the Bar, 1683; M.P. for Abingdon and Cardigan; S-olicitor-General and 
 Knighted 1702; created Baron Harcourt, 1711; Lord Chancellor, 1713, up to Accession 
 of George I.; he was a friend of Bolingbroke, Pope, and Gay. 
 
 199 HOPE (Rt. Hon. Charles, Lord Granton, 1763-1851) . 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, table with papers to left. 
 
 Mezzotint by H. Dawe after H. Raeburn. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1829. 
 
 Brilliant lettered proof impression. £21 
 
 President of Court of Session, 1811-411 privy councillor, 1822; lord justice general from 
 1836; active colonel of Edinburgh Volunteers. 
 
 200 HOTHAM (Sir Beaumont, 1 737-1814) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, judge's robes, right hand on large folio 
 upright on table to left. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by Val Green after N. Dance, R.A. 
 
 Size 20 by 15 inches, with full margins. 1797. 
 
 Brilliant im.pression. £5 I5s 
 
 Eminent Lawyer. M.P., Baron of the Exchequer, Commissioner of tlie Great Seal. 
 
 201 HUME (Honble. David, 1757-1838). 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, hands clasped, table with books and papers 
 to right. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after Sir H. Raeburn. 
 
 Size 15 f by 12^ inches, ^vith margins (line of publication missing) . 1823 
 Fine impression. £12 12s 
 
 Proifessor of Scots Law at E<linburgh University, 1786; Baron of Scottish Exchequer. 1S22; 
 .author of " Commentaries of Criminal Law of Scotland," 1797. 
 
38 MAGGS BROS., 34 S: 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Legal Portraits — continued. 
 
 202 JEKYLL (Joseph, F. R. S., F.S.A.) . 
 
 Half length. 
 
 Fine mezzotint by W. Say after Sir T. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 13J by g^ inches. Large uncut margins. 1818. £1 10s 
 
 One of the Masters of High Court of Qiancery. 
 
 203 KENYON (Sir Lloyd, Lord, 1732-1802). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, wig, robes, x>en, ink, and paper on table 
 
 to right, Arms under. 
 
 Large and fine line engraving by J. Fittler after J. Opie, R.A, 
 
 Siz'e igf by 14! inches, with margins. 1789. £4 4s 
 
 Judge. CounsoU for Lord George Gordon, 1780. Chief Justice of the Kin};V Bench. 
 
 204 LAWRENCE (Sir Soulden, 1751-1814) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, wig, band, judge's robes, left hand 
 holding paper, quill pen in right, pillar and curtain in background. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after J. Hoppner. 
 
 Size 173 by 13! inches, with margins. 1808. £4 4s 
 
 Judge; Justice of the Common Pleas, 1794; transferred to the Court of King^'s Bench, but 
 returned to the Common Pleas in 1808. 
 
 205 LEFEVRE (Rt. Hon. Chas. Shaw, 1794-188S) . 
 
 Full length, standing in robes, roll of papers in right hand. 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after Sir Martin Archer Shee. 
 
 vSize 24} by 16 inches, with margins. 
 
 Fine lettered proof impression. £3 3s 
 
 Speaker of House of Commons, 1839-57. 
 
 206 LIFFORD (James Hewitt, ist Viscount, 1709-89) . 
 
 Full length, seated, in Chancellor's robes, holding purse. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Diinkarton after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 23s by 17 inches, with in.scription margin. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression before all letters. £22 lOs 
 
 Lord Chancellor of Ireland. 
 
 207 Ditto. Another rKjrtrait. 
 
 Three-quartor length, sitting, wig, robes, right hand holding purse, 
 left hand on knee, mace against fluted pillar to right. 
 Mezzotint by W. Dickinson after Madden. 
 
 Size 19I by 14 inclies, with inscription margins. 1775. £8 8s 
 
 M.P., Judge of the King's Bench. Lord (^lancellor of Ireland. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London. W. 39 
 
 Legal Portraits — continued. . . 
 
 20S LOUGHBOROUGH (Alexander Wedderbuni, Lord, 1 733-1805) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, robes, wig, curtain and pillar behind. 
 
 ■Mezzotint by J. Grozer after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1797. £7 7s 
 
 Created Earl of Eosslyn, Lord Chancellor. Attained a great reputation as u lawyer. 
 
 209 MANSFIELD (Sir James, 1 738-1821) . 
 
 Half length, in oval, close wig, coat with high collar and large buttons, 
 one of the latter fastened. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by J. Jones after Vaslet. 
 Size i4s by it inches, with margins. 179T. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £4 4s 
 
 M.P.; LawTer; Lord Chief Justice of Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 2io MINGAY (James, died 181 1). 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, wig, lace bands, gown, right arm on 
 chair, left hand on table to right, on w'hich are papers, etc. 
 
 Large mezzotint by C. H. Hodges after G. Romney. 
 
 Size 19I b}^ 13-S- inches, with margins. 1791. 
 
 Fine impression. £3 lOs 
 
 Bencher of Middle Temple. Recorder o+' Aldsborough. Chairman of Quarter Sessions 
 of Norfolk and .Suffolk. 
 
 ::ii NICHOLL (vSir John, 1759-1S38). 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, wig, lobes. 
 Mezzotint by H. Meyer after Wm. Owen. 
 Size i7Lr by 14 inches, with margins. (1819) . 
 
 Brilliant proof before all letters. £4 4s 
 
 Judge. Dean of the Arche> and Judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, etc., etc. 
 
 312 — Ditto. Print impression. £2 10s 
 
 213 — Ditto. Another portrait. 
 
 As Colonel of the St. Giles' and vSt. George's Bloomsburv^ Loyal ^'oh^l- 
 teers. 
 
 Half length, uniform coat, no hat, landscape to right. 
 
 Fine stipple engraving by P. W. Tonikins after M. A. Shee. 
 
 Size i3?r by 10 inclies, with margins. t8oo. £2 10s 
 
40 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 3=;, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Legal Portraits — continued . 
 
 214 PETTY (Lord Henry, 1780-1863). 
 
 To waist, sitting, rough hair, white neckerchief, full buttoned coat. 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after Henry Walton. 
 
 Size 115 by 95 inches, with margins. 1806. £4 4s 
 
 From the Royal Collection, with the Crowned Monogram. 
 
 .Succeeded as third Marquess of T>ansdowne; Chancelllor of the Exchequer; Lord President 
 of the Council. 
 
 2i«; REDESDALE (John Mitford, Lordi, 1748-1830. Lord Chancellor of Ireland, 
 1803) . 
 
 Three-quarter length, seated, long wig, robes, right arm resting on 
 table. 
 
 Large mezzotint engraving by G. Clint after T. Lawrence. 
 
 Size 2ii by i6| inches. 1804. ^5 5s 
 
 216 THURLOW (Edward, Lord, 1736-1806).. 
 
 Whole length, standing, wig, robes, left hand on hip, pillair and curtain 
 to right, landscape in distance to left. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Dickinson after G. Romney. 
 
 Size 23! by 14-I inches, with inscription margin. 1800. £14 14s 
 
 Distinguished Laivj'er. Chancellor. 
 
 -17 Anotlier portrait. 
 
 Nearly full length, seated, wig, and robes, mace, etc., on table to 
 right, Arms under. 
 
 Large and fine stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 Size iQi by 15 inches, with margins. 1782. £4 10s 
 
 218 TINDALL (vSir N. Conyngham, Lord Chief Justice, 1776-1846). 
 
 Nearly full length, sitting, long wig, bands, judge's robes and chain, 
 right arm on chair, left on table. 
 
 Mezzotint by H. Cousins after T. Pliillips, R.A. 
 
 Size 17 bj' 13I inches, with margins. 1842. 
 
 Autograph proof on India paper. £2 lOs 
 
 219 WILLES (Ed., 1723-7787). 
 
 Threc-guarter length, seated, in robes, book resting on knee held by 
 left hand. 
 
 Large stipple engraving by Heath after Thos. Gainsborough. 
 
 Size 19 by 14^ inches, inscription (margin only) . 1792. 
 
 Fine impression. £4 4s 
 
 Member of Parliament. Judge of Court of King's Bench. 
 
f*LATE XV. 
 
 The Wright Family. Val. (ireeu— Wrij'ht. 
 
Plate XVI. 
 
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 IJuiiKK (EinuND) . .lonos— h'oiniio}-. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 41 
 
 PART II. 
 
 Choice Decorative Engravings. 
 
 220 BARNEY (Joseph) . 
 
 The Cottage Fireside. 
 
 Group of two young women, one nnrsinj^ a cbild, and a man, seated 
 round open fireplace, from which a large cauldron is suspended. 
 
 The Dairy. 
 
 Two young women, one with mob cap, low dress, working at a chum, 
 the other holding pan of cream, young girl nursing a child. 
 Pair of stipples by and after Joseph Barney, 
 Size 13 by gl inches, with margins. 
 Finely printed in colours. The pair, £52 10s 
 
 BARTOLOZZl (F.) . 
 
 221 Comedy. 
 
 Full length, a female figure in loose robes, holding mask and crook, 
 cupids dancing, juvenile satyr playing pipes, trees behind. 
 
 Tragedy. 
 
 Full length, a female figure in loose robes, standing, leaning on wall, 
 dagger in right hand, cupids hnng asleep on ground, one holding a mask, 
 crown, wreath, trumpet, etc. 
 
 Stipple engravings by Bartolozzi after Cipriani. 
 
 Size 15! by 12^ inches, with margins. 1788. 
 
 Brilliant proof impressions in brown. The Pair, £12 12s 
 
 222 Donald and Jessie. 
 
 Shepherd and Shepherdess seated in a landscape, vScotch costumes, he 
 is playing on a pipe, his companion holds a distaff. 
 
 Oval stipple in brown by Bartolozzi after R. Cosway. 
 
 Size g by tI inches, with margins. 1700. £4 4s 
 
42 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 
 
 Bartolozzi (K.) — continued. ■ ■ 
 
 2::3 Love and Fortune. 
 
 Two cupids, one holding up a wreath. 
 
 Stipple by F. Bartolozzi after LB. Cipriani. 
 
 Size iot by Si inches. 1789. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in cdlours. £27 lOs 
 
 J24 Playing at Thread the Needle. 
 
 Playing at Marbles. 
 
 Pair of channing stipple engravings by Bartolozzi after Hamilton, de- 
 l)icting children i)laying amid rustic scenery. 
 
 Si/.e Q by S inches. Circa 1790. The Pair, £15 15s 
 
 225 Royal Academy of Arts. 
 
 Certificate apix>inting John Francis Rigaud) as member, and signed by 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds, R.A., Prest., and F. Milner Newton, R.A., Secy. 
 
 Inscription on tablet, which is sunnounted by a decorative circle, 
 showing emblematical female figures. 
 
 Line engraving by F. Bartolozzi after Cipriani. 
 
 Size 25 by iSj inches. 1772. £2 2s 
 
 226 The Spirit of a Child, arrived in the Presence of the Almighty. 
 
 Stipple by F. Bartolozzi after Rev. W. Peters. 
 
 Size igi by 15 iTichcs, with margins. i8ot. 
 
 Printed in colours. £14 14s 
 
 BUCK (Adam). 
 
 What's that, Mother? 
 
 Young boy standing on a liill, ix>inting with right hand, feathered hat 
 in left. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by Agar and Bluck after A. Buck. 
 vSize iOm by 8i inches, wiUi margins. 1808. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £42 
 
MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W, 43 
 
 228 BUNBURY (H. W.) • 
 
 Bunbury's Shakespeare. 
 
 Very fine series of eleven plates engraved in brown stipple by 
 Thos. Macklin after Bunbury. 
 
 Oblong folio, 3 parts, paper VvTappers. 1792. The Series, £16 16s 
 
 Contents. 
 Falstafi'a Escape 
 
 Sir Andrew A.«:uocJi6ek, Sir Tohy Uolcli, and the Clowu. 
 Macbeth and the Murderers. 
 HeJena in the Dress of a Pilgrim. 
 Jacques Discovered by the Duke. 
 Iluellen making Pistol Eat the Leek. 
 
 Dick the Butcher, and Smith the Weaver. Seizing- the Clerk of Chatham. 
 Falstaff Playing; the Prince, the Prince Playing the King. 
 Prospero Disarming Ferdinand. 
 Falstaff at Herns Oak. 
 Falstaff with Hotspur on his Back. 
 
 C29 BURKE (T.). 
 
 Saturday Morning, or the Cottager's Merchandize. 
 
 Exterior of vine-clad cottage, group of children and a young woman, 
 with donkey and foal, chickens and baskets of eggs, open landscape with 
 church to right. 
 
 Stipple by T. Burke after W. R. Bigg. 
 
 Size i8f by 23! inches, with margins. 1797. £17 17s 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 :-30 CIPRIANI (G. B.) . 
 
 Venus, 
 
 Two engravings, each depicting a channing female figure in loose 
 draperies, holding up scarf and dancing on a cloud. 
 
 Pair of channing stipples by Henry Richter after G, B, Cipriani. 
 
 Size of each 15 by lo'l inches, with margins. 1799. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. The pair, £14 14s 
 
 231 DICKINSON (W.). 
 
 The Gardens of Carlton House, with the Neapolitan Ballad Singers. 
 
 Garden with high trees, Ijeneath which elegantly attired ladies and 
 gentlemen are promenading and sitting, among them George IV. when 
 Prince of Wales, and Mrs. Fitzherbert ; to the left ballad .singers. 
 
 Large and fine stipple engraving after Bunburj'. 
 
 Size 20 by 25I inches, with margins. 1785. 
 
 Very fine proof impression in brown. £30 
 
44 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London, W. 
 
 232 EARLOM (R.j. 
 
 Lady with a Watteau Hat. 
 
 Half length, looking to left, holding rose, aquatint border round 
 subject. 
 
 Stipple printed in colours b\' Earlom after G. B. Cipriani. 
 
 Size II by 8t inches, with margins. 1787. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £27 10s 
 
 235 EDWARDS (S. Arlent). 
 
 Anne of Cleves. 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, elaborate jewelled headdress and robes, 
 hands clasped. 
 
 Engraved and printed in colours b}- Arlent Edwards after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size i6j by loi inches, with margins. C. 1907. 
 
 vSigned proof impression. £17 
 
 234 Saskia. 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing in profile to left, large hat -with 
 feather, elaborate dress with jewels. 
 
 Engraved and printed in colours by Arlent Edwards after Rembrandt. 
 
 Sizie 19 by 12-i inches, with margins. C. 1907. 
 
 Brilliant proof signed by the Artist. £21 
 
 235 FABER (J., Jr.). 
 
 Shepherdesses. 
 
 I. Three-quarter length, sitting, rose in hair, low dress, holding gar- 
 land of flowers, crook across lap, lamb to left. 
 
 II. Three-quarter length, sitting, crook across lap, dog to left. 
 Two mezzotints by J. Faber after Henry Pickering. 
 
 Size 14 by q| inches, with margins. C. 1720. 
 
 Brilliant proofs before all letters. The Pair, £27 10s 
 
 236 GREEN (Val.). 
 
 The Young Mendicant. 
 
 In oval, half length, young girl, hat tied under chin, dark dress. 
 
 Mezzotint by V. Green after J. Boydell. 
 
 Size 8f by 7f inches, inscription margin. 
 
 Proof with inscription and artists' names in etched letters. 1776, 
 
 £5 10ft 
 
Plate XVIl. 
 
 Sir Vic'auv (iimis. IJevnohls — Owen. 
 
>'; 'c/ 
 
 Plate XVIII. 
 
 
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 \^iii.rii\. 'I'm.; MdMus. 
 (( )ni> (it Si'l ). 
 Sec I ((Mil .Nil. 2;JS. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 45 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 ^37 HAMILTON (W ) . 
 
 " Hebe." 
 
 Whole length, standing on mountain top, 3'oung lady, hair curls tied 
 with ribbon and pearls, low white dress, jewelled belt, sash, vase held in 
 right hand presenting cup to eagle with left. 
 
 Large and very fine stipple engraving by J. Eginton after Wni. 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Size 22i by i4|- inches, with margins. 1791. 
 
 Choice impression. Brilliantly printed in colours, £42 
 
 238 The Months. 
 
 Complete set of twelve choice stipple engravings representing the 
 months of the Year, by most charming rural subjects. 
 
 Oval stipple engravings by F. Bartolozzi after W. N. Gardiner after 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Size 14 by iii inches, with large margins. 1788. 
 
 All fine impressions, six being open letter proofs. 
 
 (See Illustratfon, Plate No. XVIII.) . The set, £125 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 239 HODGES (C. H.). 
 
 Children Spouting Tragedy. 
 
 A group of five children seated and standing on the steps of the exterior 
 of large building, one standing with outstretched hand. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. H. Hodges after R. M. Paye. 
 
 Size 17 J by 21! inches, with margins. 17S5. 
 
 Printed in colours. £72 10s 
 
 240 HOGG (James) . 
 
 The Hand Maid. 
 
 Whole lengths, a cliarraing girl, low dress, mob cap, assisting a man, 
 cocked hat, high boots, spurs, with his overcoat, archway with lamp to 
 right, table witli keys and cane to left. 
 
 Stipple engraving (circle) by Jas. Hogg after H. Walton. 
 
 Size 16 by 11 inches, with margins. 1785. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression, with inscription in etched letters. £12 12s 
 
46 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 241 KAUFFMAN (Angelica). 
 
 Aglaia Bound by Cupid. 
 
 Thr<?e channing female figures in classical draperies under a tree, Cupi3 
 with bow standing in front. 
 
 Circle stipple in red. 
 
 Size 12 inches diameter, with margins. 1778. 
 
 Fine impression. £10 10s 
 
 LUCAS (David, " Constable's Engraver ") . 
 Series of fine mezzotints engraved b}^ Lucas after Constable. 
 [The numbers refer io W edmore' s Catalogue.) 
 
 242 Castle Acre Priory. 
 
 Size sf by 9 inches, with margins. 
 
 Proof before all letters. (W. 33) • £7 10s 
 
 243 A Dell, Helmlngham Park, Suffolk. 
 
 Size 7 by 8J inches, with margins. 1830. (W. 9) . £2 2s 
 
 244 Summer Evening. 
 
 Size 7 by 10 inches, with margins. 183 1. (W. 7) . £2 IDs 
 
 245 Summer Morning. 
 
 Size 7 by 9I inches, with margins. 1831. (W. 6). £2 2s 
 
 246 View on the Orwell. 
 
 Size 5^ by 7! inches, with margins. 
 
 Proof before letters. (W. 34) . £6 6s 
 
 247 Windmill, near Colchester. 
 
 Size 7^ by yi inches, with margins. (W. 35) . 
 
 Proof before letters. (1838) . £6 15$ 
 
 248 McARDELL (Jas.). 
 
 Flamingo, Italian Sculptor. 
 
 Half length, wide hat, long hair, white collar, right hand holding 
 statuette of three armorini. 
 
 Very fine mezzotint by Jas. McArdell from an original picture. 
 
 Size II by 9 inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliant Proof before all letters. £17 17s 
 
MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35. Conduit Street. London. W. 47 
 
 MORLANU (GEORGE). 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 249 African Hospitality. 
 
 Scene on the sea shore ; negroes rescuing a family and mariners, rocky 
 cliffs in background. 
 
 Slave Trade. 
 
 Coast scene. A party of slave-traders with their victims about to em- 
 hills, palm trees and native huts in background. 
 
 Pair of mezzotints by J. R. Smith after G. Morland. 
 
 Size iSi by 25! inches, with margins. 1814. 
 
 BrWliantly printed in colours. The pair, £5t 10ft 
 
 250 Breaking the Ice. 
 
 Wintry scene : outside thatch and snow-covered shed, a man drawing 
 water from a frozen pond, woman and child at his side, donkey at fence. 
 
 Large mezzotint by J. R. Smith, Jun., after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 17^ b\- 21 3 inches, with large margins. 1798. £35 
 
 251 A Conversation. 
 
 Rustic scene : a lx>y stands with hands resting on handle of spade 
 looking towards dog which stands on heap of straw ; donkey on right and 
 pigs lying by trougli, thatched hovel to left. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after Morland. 
 
 vSize I'i by 2if inches, with margins. 1803. £31 lOs 
 
 252 Delia in Town. 
 
 Young lady seated, at a table, hair in curls falling over her shoulders. 
 large hat Avith feathers, trees seen through window to left. 
 
 Oval stipple by J. R. Smith after Geo. Morland, 
 
 Size III by S| inches. 
 
 Fine impression in brown. £25 
 
 253 Dog and Cat. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 12 by 15 inches, with margins. 1704. £7 7$ 
 
48 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Morland (George) — conliniied. 
 
 254 The Hard Bargain. 
 
 Interior of cowhouse. At open door a farmer holds a calf. His cus- 
 tomer leans agaiiist a lintel. To left a cowboy sits in manger, dog lying by. 
 In foreground a bulldog. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Ward after G. Morland. 
 
 vSize i8| by ?3s inches, with inscription margin. 1803. 
 
 Fine impression. £57 10s 
 
 255 The Labourer's Luncheon. 
 
 Stipple by C. Josi after Morland. . 
 
 Size 15 by 12 inches, with margins. 1797. £7 7s 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 256 A Land Storm. 
 
 A stormy landscape across which a four-horse coach is being driven 
 at a gallop towards the left. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after G. Morland. 
 
 Size igi by 23! inches, with margins. 1801. 
 
 Fine impression, printed in colours, exceedingly rare in this state. £72 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 257 MORLAND (George) and WARD. 
 
 Inside of a Country Alehouse. 
 
 Interior, man, great-coat, hat, carrying whip, holds up rabbit in left 
 hand, at which another man seated at table looks, dogs at his feet. Behind, 
 young girl with mug of ale. To right near fireplace, a countryman, little 
 girl between his knees, spade at side. 
 
 Outside of a Country Alehouse. 
 
 Open landscape, inn to right, a woman leans against post, hand on 
 child's shoulder, man on bench, master of hounds bends to take glass from 
 boy, behind him another huntsman, mounted, drinks from tankard, hounds 
 in various attitudes. 
 
 Pair of mezzotints by W. Ward after J. Ward and Morland. 
 
 Size iSi by 2T)^i inches, with thread margins. 1791-7. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. The pair, £440 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 49 
 
 Morland (George) — continued. 
 
 258 Nurse and Children in the Fields. 
 
 Wooded landscape, a nurse, in cap with frill, dark cape, light dress, 
 seated on trunk of a fallen tree, two young girls, one seated, one standing 
 by her side, a boy seated on the ground holds up flowers. 
 
 Mezzotint by G. Keating after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 2oi by 15! inches, with margins. 1791. 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XIX.) . £63 
 
 259 Rustic Ease. 
 
 Exterior of a thatched cottage, an old woman seated in doorway, a 
 rustic reclines outside, a woman bending over him, wooded landscape. 
 Fishermen. 
 
 Coast scene, with cliffs to right, fishermen wading in the surf. 
 
 Pair of mezzotints by J. Young after Morland. 
 
 Size 14 by 18 inches, with margins. iSoo. 
 
 Fine impressions. The pair, £15 15s 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 260 Partridge Shooting. 
 
 Sportsman standing in a field, loading gun, two dogs, one holding 
 partridge, cottage in distance. 
 
 Stipple by C. Catton after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 12I by 14I inches, with margins. 1792. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £72 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 261 The Sportsman's Return, 
 
 Exterior of Bell Inn. Sportsman enters, holding up hare in riglit 
 hand showing it to lad in little wooden hut at side of door, two dogs at 
 sportsman's heels. To right large spreading tree, circular seat under it. 
 A countryman, whip in hand, fastens saddled horse to branch by reins. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Ward after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 18 by 23! inches, with margins. 1792. 
 
 Most brilliant impression, purely printed in colours. Exceedingly 
 rare in this choice state. (The centre of inscription has been slightly 
 damaged but is skilfully repaired) . £375 
 
50 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 
 
 Morland ((ic-orgc) — continued. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 262 The Thatcher. 
 
 Ojien landscape. To kft an inn, the roof of wliich a niitn is repairing,, 
 mounted on a ladder, another man at the foot. A boy is on a dark horse 
 with si)rig of tree in his hat. A light horse with l>ag on its back. To 
 right woman approaches, carr\nng bundle and basket. To left boy with 
 bowl of water. 
 
 Mezzotint by Wm. Ward after Morland. 
 
 Size 183- by 23a inches, with l-inch margins all round, showing artists" 
 names. 
 
 Brilliant impression, fine'ly printed in colours. 
 
 (Skk Illustratio.n, Pt.atk No. XX.). £250 
 
 263 The Turnpike Gate. 
 
 A countryman on hovsul)ack, right liand in pocket, about to pay tx)ll to 
 man who waits outside toll-house, anotlicr man sleeps inside.', dog at h.orse's 
 heels. 
 
 Mezzotint by VVni. Ward after G. Morland. 
 
 Size 18 by 23^ inches, with margins. 1806. 
 
 Fine impression. £45 
 
 Pkintki) in Colours. 
 264 NUTTER (William) . 
 
 Narcissa and Miss Williams find the Miniature. 
 
 Two young ladies elegantly attired, one liolding miniature, standing 
 beside an arbf)ur ; gentleman, dress of the period, standing half hidden by 
 trees. 
 
 Charming stipjtle engraving by Nutter alter Grass. 
 
 Size 8} inclies, circle showing narrow margins, artists' names only. 
 Circa 1790. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £27 lOs 
 
 Printkd in Colours. 
 26s OGBORNE (M.) . 
 
 The Harvest Girl. 
 
 Full lengtli, a girl standing in a pastoral landscape, basket on her 
 arm, rake over her sliouldcr. 
 
 Very charming oval stipple in colours by M. Ogborne after W. R. Bigg. 
 Size q' by 7 inches. 1787. £14 14 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 51 
 
 266 OGBORNE (T). 
 
 Rural Misfortune. 
 
 Young boy, thorn in his foot, seated under a tree, cottage to ripht. 
 
 Stipple by J. Ogborne after W. R. Bigg. 
 
 Size 7 by 9 inches, with margins, i793- £4 4 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 267 OPIE (J.). 
 
 Damon and Musidora. 
 
 Wooded landscape ; a beautiful girl seated on a bank, loose dress ; youth 
 looking from behind trees in background, stream to left. 
 
 Large and veiy fine stipple engraving by Bartolozzi after J. Opie, R.A. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1796. 
 
 Brilliant impression, choicely printed in colours. £31 10s 
 
 idS PIERSON (F. J.). 
 
 The Fisherman. 
 
 A fisherman with net standing outside a cottage door looking down at 
 a child holding pitcher, lake and mountain to left. 
 Stipple by and after Pierson. 
 Size 15! by 12 inches, with margins. C. 1795. £4 4s 
 
 REMBR.\NDT (VAN RHYN). 
 269 A Dutch Lady. 
 
 In oval, half length, scarf over hair, low dress with jewel. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Spilsbury after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size i2i by 9 inches, with margins. 
 
 Bri'Uiant proof impression before the margin was cleaned. £21 
 
 270 Jew Rabbi. 
 
 Half length, white turban, mantle attached on breast by rich clasps, 
 hands united in front, small chamber within to right, with Jewish emblems, 
 open book and chair. 
 
 Large mezzotint by Wm. Pether after Rembrandt. 
 
 vSize 20 by 14 inches, with margins. 
 
 Proof before all letters. £25 
 
52 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Rembrandt (Van Rhyn) — continued. 
 
 2yi The Lord of the Vineyard. 
 
 He is seiitcd at a table, turban, fur-lined gown, to right a scribe with 
 open book, to left a man holding out a coin, a group of men in background 
 Mezzotint by Wni. Pether after Rembrandt. 
 Size iS by 16 inches, with margins. 1766. 
 Brilliant proof impression with artists' names in etched letters. £21 
 
 -/ ■ 
 
 Man with a Knife. 
 
 Half length, a man seated, holding knife in right hanil, left hand raised 
 to face. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Houston after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size I if by gf inches, with margins. 
 
 Fine impression. £12 12s 
 
 273 An Officer of Justice. 
 
 Three-(|uarter length, seated, velvet cap, robes, chain round neck, 
 hands holding sword. 
 
 Very line mezzotint bv J. C. Haid after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 1765. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression. Artists' names etched only. £30 
 
 2;-4 Portrait of a Young Man Holding a Scroll. 
 
 Mezzotint by Wm. Pether after Rembrandt. 
 Size ij'i by 14 inches, with margins. 1767. 
 Fine impression. ' £15 15s 
 
 275 Rembrandt's Frame Maker. 
 
 Half length, broad brinnncd hat, white ruff. 
 
 Mezzotint by Dixon after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size i8f by 13-I inches, with inscription margin. 1769. £21 
 
 276 The Standard Bearer. 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, black slouched hat with white 
 feathers, doubled with embossed sash ''from right shoulder, right hand 
 holding gloves, left grasping staff of standard which falls behind. 
 
 Large and very fine mezzotint by W. Pether after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size 20 by 14 inches, with margins. Circa 1757. 
 
 Brilliant finished engraver's proof impression. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XXI.). £50 
 
Plate XIX. 
 
 ATKSK .\Nl> CHILDRKMN TIIK FlKKDS. 
 
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 Plate XX. 
 
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MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Condiut Street, London, W. 53 
 
 Rembrandt (Van Rhyn) — continued. 
 
 2-/S Woman Cutting her Nails (Portrait of Rembrandt's ^Mother) . 
 
 Mezzotint by J. C. Haid after Rembrandt. 
 
 Size 18 by 14 inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression before inscription. Artists' names only in 
 etched letters. £52 10s 
 
 279 The Woodcutter's Family. 
 
 Interior, two women seated, young child in cradle. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. McArdell after Rembrandt. 
 
 vSize 12I by 18^ inches, ^\ith inscription margin. £4 lOs 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 280 REYNOLDS (Sir Joslina) . 
 
 The Infant Academy. 
 
 A boy (nude) sitting before an easel, on which is an oval canvas; 
 another child sitting for her portrait, nude, with the exception of a large 
 cap and feather ; on (me side of her a child, with hand raised, is placing the 
 feather in her cap ; on the other is a child wrapped in a gauze veil, only her 
 head visible; curtains, columns. 
 
 vStipple by F, Haward after Sir J. Reynolds. 
 
 Size 10-2 by I if inches. (1783.) 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £42 
 
 281 REYNOLDS (S. W.) . 
 
 The Age of Innocence. 
 
 A young girl stands on a hillock clasping a kitten in her arms, dog at 
 her feet. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after Jas. Northcote. 
 
 Size 13-5 by lof inches, with margins. 1796. 
 
 Brilliant open letter proof impression. £9 9s 
 
 2S2 — — — Landscape with a Rainbow. 
 
 A herd of cattle by river on right, a hay waggon advancing from the 
 left and meeting three peasants, landscape with trees in background, the 
 rainbow high up among dark clouds. 
 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds after P. P. Rubens. 
 
 Size 18 by 21 inches, with large margins. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression before all letters. £18 18s 
 
54 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 283 REYNOLDS (Sir J). 
 Muscipula. 
 
 Three-quarter length, a little girl in a cottage, holding a mousetrap in 
 both hands, a cat on table, from windows landscape and cottage in the di5T- 
 tance. 
 
 vStipplc by J. Jones after Reynolds. 
 
 Size II by 91- inches, with margins. 1786. 
 
 Fine impression in colours. £42 
 
 '.'84 ROMNEY (G.). 
 
 II Penseroso and L'Allegro. 
 
 Three-quarter lengths, two beautiful women dressed in flowing robes 
 in open landscape. 
 
 V^ery fine stipple engraving by G. Keating after Romney. 
 
 Size 18 by 21^ inches, with margins, lines from Milton under. 17Q9. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £15 I5s 
 
 From the Wilfred I>awson collection. 
 Said to be portraits of Mrs. Yates and Mr.-j. Jordan. 
 
 285 ROWLANDSON (Thos.) . 
 
 Botheration. 
 
 Group of barristers seated in their wigs and gown reading briefs, a 
 client listening. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by S. Aiken after Rowlandson. 
 .Size ni by 15! inches, with margins. 1793. ^ 3s 
 
 286 Filial Affection, or a Trip to Gretna Green. 
 
 A ix>st caiTiage and four is tearing down hill to Gretna Green, pursued 
 l)y mounted horsemen. The foremost rider, a squire, flourishing a whip at 
 the occupants of the chaise, who are leaning out of the window on either 
 side pointing a pistol. 
 
 Engraving in colours. 
 
 Size 10?/ by i6f inches, with margins. 1785. £9 9s 
 
 287 A Musical Doctor and his Scholars. 
 
 He is seated at a spinet, singing, his pupils standing behind. 
 
 Caricature in colours. 
 
 Size 14 by ii^ inches, with aquatint border. £1 Is 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 55 
 
 Howlai\dson (Thos.) — continued. 
 288 Nap in the Country. 
 
 Young peasant man and woman reclinin.c: under a tree, dog: and sheep. 
 
 Nap in Town. 
 
 Elegantly attired lad}- and elderly gentleman asleep on a couch. 
 
 Two engravings on one sheet. 
 
 Size 13 by 9 inches, with margins. 1785. £2 2* 
 
 2S9 '-- The Pleasures of Margate — in four compartments. 
 
 Morning. A family breakfasting at Michiner's Grand Hotel. 
 
 Noon. Dining at Michiner's Grand Hotel. 
 
 Evening. A drive on the sands. 
 
 Night. At the ba/aars. Raffling for prizes, flirtation, etc. 
 
 Engraving in colours. Size iif by 15-^ inches, with margins. iSoo 
 
 Very rare in tliis undivided state. £10 16s 
 
 1:90 RUBENS (P.) 
 
 Le Chapeau de Paille. 
 
 Young lady, three-quarter length, large hat with feathers, low dress. 
 Stipple and line engraving in colours after Rubens. 
 Size lof by 7^ inches, no margins. Circa iSoo. £12 12s 
 
 Portrait of Helena Forman, Ruben's wife. 
 
 291 SAY (Wm.). 
 
 The Ecstasy of St. Francis. 
 
 He is seated with eyes closed, an angel on either side. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Say after L. Carrachi. 
 
 Size 15^ by 12 inches, with margin. 
 
 Ditto. Another impression printed in colours. 
 
 The two plates, £6 6t» 
 
 Printhd in Colours. 
 292 Spanish Peasant Boys. 
 
 Two boys, one seated on the ground looking up at the other who is 
 standing with a jug in right hand, bread in left, dog at his feet. 
 Mezzotint by W. Say after Murillo. 
 Size 24ir by i6i inches, with margins. 1814. 
 Printed in colours. £21 
 
56 MAGGvS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit vStreet, London, W. 
 
 Say (W.) —continued. 
 
 Printed in Colours. 
 
 293 The Road Side. 
 
 A young peasant woman seated by the road side nursing a child, a 
 little girl reclines against her knee to left, to right a boy leans over mile- 
 stone, trees in background. 
 
 Engraved by H. Meyer after Owen. 
 
 The Cottage Door. 
 
 A young girl seated holding book in right hand, child is seated with 
 head resting on her lap in front to right, asleep, a cage hanging on the 
 wall above them. 
 
 Engraved by H. Meyer after Owen. 
 
 Pair, size 17:1- by 12-^ inches, no margins. (1814) . 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XXII.) . The pair, £210 
 
 294 SMITH (J. R.). 
 
 The Chanters. 
 
 Half length, two girls, in a circle, both holding a piece of music, one 
 with right hand held up and first finger extended as if counting time. 
 vStipple by J. R. Smith after W. Peters. 
 Size of circle ji inches diameter, with margins. 1787. 
 Brilliant impression. • £14 14s 
 
 295 Contemplating the Picture, 
 
 Whole length, in oval, lady seated in arm-chair, powdered fluflfy hair 
 and long curls down back, muslin head-dress and kerchief over bosom, 
 white dress, holding miniature in right hand, left arm resting on ami of 
 chair, writing, table and materials on her right. 
 
 Society in Solitude. 
 
 Whole length, in oval, lady seated on bench, back to tree, ix>wdered 
 hair, large hat with feathers, holding book in right hand. 
 Pair of fine .stipple engravings by J. R. Smith. 
 
 Size 9f by 8h inches, with margins, showing artist's name only. (1785) . 
 
 Pair, £16 16s 
 
Plate XXI 
 
 The Sta.ndaki) Bkarkr. Eembraudt — Petlier. 
 
Plate XXII. 
 
 S\'i. Tiu; luiAi) SiiiK. 
 (uiiu ot pair). i'riiiU'd \n Coluurs. 
 See Item No. 293. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 57 
 
 Smith (J. R.) — continued. 
 
 296 A Lady and her Children relieving a Cottager. 
 
 To right a poor woman sitting on the ground holding a sleeping child 
 and receiving monej' from a little girl standing in centre, behind her stands 
 a lady elegantly dressed, and an elder girl, towards left a black servant 
 boy, holding cloak and umbrella, lapdog in front, landscape with mansion 
 in distance to left. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. R. Smith after W. Bigg. 
 
 Size 18 by 2 if inches, with inscription and margins, top and sides. 
 1782. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £42 
 
 297 Thoughts on Matrimony. 
 
 Three-quarter length, in oval, a young lady seated, large hat, frilled 
 fichUj cloak falling over back of chair, curls over shoulder, chin supported 
 by 'right hand, letter held in left, verses under. 
 
 Stipple engraving by W. Ward after J. R. Smith. 
 
 Size loj by Si inches, with margins. 1786. 
 
 Fine impression in brown. £21 
 
 298 STEEN (Jan.). 
 
 A Conversation. 
 
 Dutch interior, group of men and women seated round fire-place, 
 smiling at an old man who bows, hat in hand. 
 Mezzotint by J. Paul after Jan Steen. 
 Size 18 by 13I- inches, with margins. 1771. 
 Rrilliant proof with Artists' names in etched letters. £10 10s 
 
 299 TOMKINS (P. W.) . 
 
 The French Fireside. 
 
 Interior, two elegantl}^ attired ladies, seated, two gentlemen in the 
 costume of the period, one holding out snuflf box. 
 
 Stipple engraving in red by P. W. Tomkins after Ansell. 
 
 Size 13 by 10 inches, witii margins. (1796) . 
 
 Fine proof impression. £17 17s 
 
 300 He Sleeps. 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, young lady, high hat with feathers, 
 hair curls, holding in her arms a j'oung child. 
 
 Choice oval stipple engraving in brown by and after P. W. Tomkins. 
 
 Size of oval 8| by yl inches, with margins. Circa 1790. 
 
 Proof before any letters. £10 iOs 
 
f8 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Tomkins (P. W.) — cotitinucd. 
 
 ;oi King of the Castle. 
 
 Soap Bubbles. 
 
 Pair of oval stipj)le engravings in brown, most charming children 
 subjects and in exceedingly choice state. 
 By P. W. Tomkins after W. Hamilton. 
 
 Size 9 by 9i inches, with margins. 1791. The ])air, £36 
 
 302 " The Poor Soldier." 
 
 In circle, gentleman, wearing cocked hat, long coat, breeches, etc.. 
 introducing a beautiful young female (his daughter) to an officer, verses 
 under. 
 
 Charming stipple engraving by P. W. Tomkins after Ansell. 
 
 Size i5t by 14 inches, wath margins. 1785. 
 
 Brilliant proof impres.sion with Artists' names and line of publication 
 in etched letters. £18 18s 
 
 '.o;. TURNER (C.) 
 
 Fox and Cubs. 
 
 The vixen sits on the ledge of a bank and looks towards five cubs in 
 foreground, a sixth cub peeps out of a hole in the bank. 
 Mezzotint by Chas. Turner after I. Bennet. 
 Size 16} by 2o.|- inches, narrow margins. Xo title. 1831. 
 Finely printed in colours. £16 16s 
 
 304 — Virgin and Child. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after Murillo. 
 
 Size 17A l)y i2f inches, with margins. 1809. £3 3s 
 
 305 The Water Mill. 
 
 The tiled buildings of the mill are on the further bank of a stream, 
 in foreground to right two women are washing clothes. 
 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner after A. W. Callcott. 
 
 Size 23 1 b}^ 161 inches, with full inscription and narrow margins top 
 and sides. 181 2. 
 
 Brilliant impression in fir.<;t state. £2i 
 
 300 WARD (James). 
 
 The Rocking Horse. 
 
 Large garden : on a grass plot two children play with a large rocking 
 horse; little girl, white dress, rides the toy; a lx)y, long breeches, holds 
 horse by the reins; through an iron gate in surrounding wall poor cliildren 
 watch, to right white house can be seen. 
 
 Mezzotint by and after James Ward. 
 
 SizvC 18 by 21.V inches, full inscription, narrow margins top and sides, 
 ir^.v £42 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London, W. 
 
 59 
 
 307 WARD (W.). 
 
 The Alpine Traveller. 
 
 Mountain scenery, lady riding on a mule, which bears bells and tassels, 
 white dog leaps up at mule, behind, ascending the mountain, boy leads 
 another mule. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Ward after J. Northcote. 
 
 Size 22^ by 17! inches, with margins. 1804 
 
 Brilliant impression. 
 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XXIII.). £37 lOs 
 
 Portrait of Lady Leicester, wife of Sir John Fleming Leicester. 
 
 30S WARD (W. and J.) . 
 
 The Citizen's Retreat. 
 
 Country house, thatched roof; old man smoking pipe outside porch, 
 in foreground lady, mob cap, holding up apron from which she scatters 
 food to chickens, to right man nurses a baby, boys lean over hencoop, to 
 left two little girls, rustic gate and pig behind. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Ward after J. Ward. 
 
 Size 17^ by 24 inches, with margins. 1796. £27 10s 
 
 309 WHEATLEY (Francis). 
 
 The Cries of Loudon. 
 
 Compk'te set of thirteen plates, all fine impressions in brown and 
 bistre, and with full inscription margins. 
 
 (See Illustration, Frontispiece). The set, £152 10& 
 
 TITLE OF SUBJECT. 
 
 1. Milk below Maids. 
 
 2. IVo buuciies a penny, 
 
 Primroses. 
 
 3. Sweet China Orangres. 
 
 4. l)o you want any Matches. 
 
 5. New Mack'rel 
 
 6. Knives, Scissors, & Kazors 
 
 to Grind. 
 
 7. Fresh Gathered Peas, 
 
 Young Hastingfs. 
 
 8. Pound and Sound, fivepenc© 
 
 a pound, Duke Cherries. 
 
 9. Strawberries, scarlet 
 
 Strawberries. 
 
 10. Old Chairs to Mend. 
 
 11. A New Love Song, only 
 
 ha'i>enny a piece. 
 
 12. Hot Spice Gingerbread, 
 
 Smoking hot. 
 
 13. Turnips and Carrots, ho. 
 
 ENGliAVEK. 
 L. Schiavonetti. 
 The same. 
 
 The same. 
 
 A. Cardon. 
 
 N. Schiavonetti, Jun. 
 
 G. Vendramini. 
 
 The same, 
 
 (Directed by L. Schiavonetti) 
 
 A. Cardon. 
 (Directed by L. Schiavonetti) 
 
 Vendramini. 
 G. Vendramini. 
 A. Cardon. 
 
 Vendramini. 
 
 T. Gaugain. 
 
 DATE. 
 July 2nd, 1793. 
 July 2nd, 1793. 
 
 July, 1734. 
 July, 1794. 
 Jan. 1st, 1795. 
 Jan. 1st, 1795. 
 
 Jan. 1st, 1795. 
 
 June 25th, 1795. 
 
 June 25th, 1795. 
 
 Sept. 1st, 1795. 
 March 1st, 1796^ 
 
 May 1st, 1796. 
 
 May 1st, 1797. 
 
6o iMAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 VVheatley (Francis) — continued. 
 
 310 The Departure from Brighton. 
 
 An encani])ment on the »Sussox Downs, in foreground a .i;roup consist- 
 ing of a soldier, waggoner, and three women, behind loaded waggons, to 
 right, two horses. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Murphy after F. Wheatley. 
 
 Size 192' by 25! inches, with margins. 1796. 
 
 Fine impression. £13 13s 
 
 311 • The Fair. 
 
 Group of five children outside a stall, playing with \arious toys, the 
 boy in centre with small drum, tree and cottage to right. 
 
 Oval stipple engraving by F. Bartolozzi after F. Wheatley. 
 
 Size si by 6$ inches, with margins. 
 
 Proof impression in brown. £6 6s 
 
 312 WRIGHT (Josej:)h of Derby, 1737-1797). 
 
 A Lecture on the Orrery. 
 
 In centre an orrery, light within it, the lecturer standing behind, two 
 boys standing before him examining it, a young woman wdth wide hat 
 similarly employed, behind her a young man taking notes, to right two 
 other men and a lad. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Pether after J. Wright. 
 
 Size 19 by 23^ inches, with margins. 1768. 
 
 Brilliant impression in proof state before the motto on the Arms. £40 
 
 The figures given are portraits of residents ot Derby, as follows :— The lecturer, Mr. 
 Deuby, organist of ^fll Saints' Church; the young woman, Mrs. Sale; the young man 
 taking notes, Mir. Burdett, the engraver; the young man to right, J. Wright, the 
 painter; the others, Mr. A. Winterman and Mr. G. Snowden; and the two boys, sons 
 of the llev. Mr. Cantrill. of Derby. 
 
 313 An Iron Forge. 
 
 A smith holding iron under a heavy hammer worked by mechanical 
 power, another smitli standing beside him, to right a woman with child 
 in her arms, elder girl beside her, to left old man with cliild at his knee. 
 
 Mezzotint by Earlom after Wright. 
 
 Size 19 by 23?: inches, with margins. 1773. £8 8s 
 
 314 A Blacksmith's Shop. 
 
 In ruined Abbey, two smiths and striker working iron on anvil, to 
 right old man sitting leaning on .stick, also two boys, in background group 
 of men and honses. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Earlom after Wright. 
 
 Size 22 by i6f inches, with inscription margin. 1771. £6 6s 
 
 The figures on the right are probably portraits of meni/bers of the painter's family, being' 
 introduced into others of his pictuTfto. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 54 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 61 
 
 315 YOUNG (J.). 
 
 The Flower Girl. 
 
 Three-quarter length, standing, a young girl, large hat with cap under, 
 low dress, cape, basket of flowers on arm, holding flower in right hand. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Young after J. Zoffany. 
 
 Size 1,3! by lof inches, with margins. 17S4. 
 
 Brilliant proof impression with inscription in etched letters. £23 10s 
 
 3t6 The Show. 
 
 To left a showman wdth box on stand into which a young lad is look- 
 ing, behind him a young girl, to right a nurse wnth child in her arms, 
 cottage and trees in background. 
 
 Mezzotint by J. Young after J. Hoppner. 
 
 Size 23^ by 17 inches, with margins. 1787. 
 
 Brilliant impression in first state. £31 10s 
 
 Detlicated to Linly Duncaniioii, luobably Iier portrait and that of her children. 
 
 SPORTING. 
 
 ARCHERY. 
 
 317 Picturesque scene, wooded meadow with tents, horses and carriage, gentlemen 
 
 archers shooting at target, spectators. 
 
 Very fine line engraving by J. Heath after Joseph Slater. 
 
 Size 17 bj^ 24 inches, with margins. 1789. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £12 12s 
 
 COURSING. 
 
 318 Snowball. 
 
 Open landscape, the greyhound is held by an old groom in hunting 
 costume. To left scouring over the field comes a huntsman, tight arm 
 raised with a couple of hounds in near pursuit of a hare. 
 
 Mezzotint by Wm. Ward after H. B. Chalon. 
 
 Size ijj by 23! inches, with margins. 1807. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 (See Ir.i,usTR.\TioN, Plate Xo. XXV.). £72 lOs 
 
62 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London, W. 
 
 CRICKET. 
 
 Series of rare and extremely interesting portraits of distinguished cricketers. 
 
 319 Adams (James, 1811-1S51). 
 
 Full length, standing, holding bat, open landscape. 
 Lithograph. Size 12^- by S^- inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 " Played at Lords in 1830, beiug only nineteen years of age, and pflaytd with success 
 for his own club at Ka.ffron Walden." 
 
 320 Beagley (Thomas, 1789-1858). 
 
 Full length, standing, in a cricket field, holding stick in right hand, 
 tent and cricketers in background. 
 Lithogiaph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Siie 13^ by 8 inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 With the followijig inscription under : — 
 
 "Thomos Beag^ley, the Celebrated Hampshire Cricketer. For vrhom 22 of ' I Zing^ari ' 
 and 11 of 'AH England' played a match at the Ov^l, Kenninp;ton, on the 14th and 
 l.lth July, 1S53, as a mark of respect to merit, coup!Ip<l with an umissuming manner." 
 
 521 Bickley (John, born 1819). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing costume, holding cricket ball in 
 both hands, oiH.'n landscape in background. 
 Lithograph in colours by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size II J by 7! inches. Circa 1850. £1 Is 
 
 Born at Keyworth, in Nottingham. Famous Bowler, j/laywi for England. 
 
 322 Box ('J'homas, born 1809). 
 
 Full length, in cricketing costume, standing behind wicket, open 
 landscape. 
 
 Lithograph by W. Walton after C. J. Basebc. 
 
 Size II by 8i inches. Circa 1840. £| Is 
 
 " Famous Sussex Cricketer. As a Wicket Keeper, proved hims-elf to have been one of 
 the best that has ever assumed that important post in the field." 
 
 " In 1851 he played in no leL<fi than fortj'-three great matches." 
 
 323 Caffyn (W., born 1828). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing costume, in front of wicket, holding 
 bat iU' right hand, left hand on hip, tent and hills in background. 
 
 Lithograph in colours by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 13 by 9 inches. Circa i860. £1 Is. 
 
 Famous Surrey Cricketer. Played in the County Eleven at its most succes»full period, 
 claiming an unbeaten record during the j-ears 18i9, 1850, and 1851. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 63 
 
 Cricket — continued. 
 
 324 Clarke (William, 1798-1S56). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing dress, holding ball in right hand, 
 lyithograph engraving by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 14 by 9I inches. Circa 1800. £1 Is 
 
 "Famous Nottingham Bowler. His career may Ix; considered as one of the most 
 wonderful on record, for he did not como much into notice in the great matches till 
 he was about forty-seven years of age." 
 
 325 Dean (James, born 1816). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing costume, holding cricket ball in 
 his hands, church and trees in background. 
 
 Lithograph in colours. 
 
 vSize iij by 7f inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 Famous Criieketer, born at Duncton, Sussex. • 
 
 526 Diver (Alfred, born 1824). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing attire, holding bat in right hand, 
 ttnt in background. 
 
 Size 13 by 8^ inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 Lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 I'layed for Cambridge, the Marylebone Club, etc. He succeetled John Lillywhito iit 
 Rugby School as \j>rofessional tutor to the }x)ys. 
 
 327 Guy (Joseph, of Nottingham). 
 
 Full length, standing in front of wicket, bat in right hand, tent and 
 mountains in background. 
 
 Lithograph in colours bj" R. Black after J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 1 2I by 9i inches. C/rra 1840. £1 Is 
 
 " After Pilch and perhaps Wenman — considered the be~t bat in I'lngland, and ^^ras, 
 altogetlior, one of the ' cracks ' of his day." 
 
 328 Hankey (Reginald, born 1832). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing dress, liolding bat in right hand, 
 tent in background. 
 
 Tinted lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 vSize II J by y\ inches. Circa 1S70. £1 Is 
 
 " Famous batsman. His career, though short, may be termed most brilliant." 
 
 .329 HMIyer (Wm., 1814-1861). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing attire, holding ball, house and trees 
 in backgroinid. 
 
 Lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 vSize 13 by qJ inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 Hillj-er wa-s often termed " the bo*t of all bowlers." 
 
64 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Cricket — co ntiniied . 
 
 330 Lillywhite (Frederick William, 1792-1854), 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing dress, holding ball in right hand, 
 open landscajx- with windmill in background. 
 Tinted lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 vSize 8 by 44 inches. Circa 1840. £1 Is 
 
 " In middle life took a foremost place among' professional cricketers and. -was known 
 as the ' Nonpareil Bowler.' " 
 
 331 Lockyer (Thomas, born 1828). 
 
 Full length in cricketing costume, bending down behind the wicket, 
 tents in background. 
 
 Coloured lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 10^ by 8 inches. Circa i860. £1 Is 
 
 " Famous Surrey Cricketer, generally managed the Countj" Eleven and United matches." 
 
 332 Martingell (William, horn i8i8). 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing costume, holding bat in front of 
 wicket, house and trees in background. 
 Lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 13 b}^ g^ inches. Circa 1850. £1 Is 
 
 Born at Nuffield in Surrey." His engagements were numerous; in 1856 h© accepte<l a 
 situation at Lords' as Ground Bowler to the Marylebone Clul>." 
 
 333 Mynn (Alfred, i8o7-i86[). 
 
 Full length, standing, in cricketing costume, carrying bat over his 
 shoulder, holding cap in left hand, church and trees in background. 
 
 Lithograph in colours by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 vSize I3i- by 9^ inches. Circa 1850. £1 Is 
 
 "Born at Goudhiirst, calle<l 'the Lion of Kent,' a great single wicket player, and 
 
 represented the Gentlemen of England against the Players, no less than twenty times." 
 
 334 Stephenson (Heathfielcl Harman, 1833) . 
 
 Full length, standing in cricketing costinne, leaning on bat held in 
 right hand, left hand on hip, castle and trees in background. 
 Lithograph in colours by J. C. Anderson. 
 Size i3t by 9I inches. Circa 1870 £1 Is 
 
 Bom at Esher. Surrey. " One of the few who combined batting, bowling, and wicket 
 keeping." 
 
Plme XXIII. 
 
 The Alpine Traveller. Ward — Noithcote. 
 
Plate XXV. 
 
 J. <u 
 
 .- CO 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. W. 65 
 
 Cricket-— ecu//); z< erf. 
 
 335 Wisden (John) . 
 
 Full length, standiuo-, holding cricket ball in both hands, cricketing 
 costume, church and houses in background. 
 
 Coloured lithograph by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size 12-0- b}^ 9 inches. Circa i860. £1 Is 
 
 Famous Sussex Cricketer, born at Brighton. 
 
 336 Wiilsher (Edgar, born 1828). 
 
 Full length, standing, in cricketing dress, cap, holding cricket ball in 
 both hands, tent in background. 
 
 Lithograph in colours by J. C. Anderson. 
 
 Size i2i by 8i inches. Circa 1S50. £1 Is 
 
 Pamou.'^ bowler, born at Tioilvonclen in Kent, in 1854 became a member of the All lln^land 
 Eleven. 
 
 337 Series of 8 Full Length Portraits of Celebrated Cricketers on 2 sheets. 
 
 Very tine lithographs by C. Hunt. 
 Fuller Pilch. Jas. Cobbett. Geo. Leopold Langdon. 
 
 Wm. Lilb' white. Alfred Mynn. Roger Kynaston. 
 
 Thos. Box. Charles George Taylor. £4 4s 
 
 338 Another Series of 4. 
 
 Very fine lithograplis in colour by C. Hnnt. 
 
 Size 10 b}' 6 inches. 
 Alfred Mynn. George Leopold Langdon. 
 
 Charles George Taylor. Roger Kynaston. 
 
 £1 4s 
 
 339 Sketches of the Surrey Cricketers. 
 
 Portraits of four famous members of the Surrey Cricket team, in tlic 
 cricketing costume of the period, all full lengths, standing in various atti- 
 tudes, tent and landscape with trees in background. 
 
 Lithograph. Size 12^- by 133- inches. Circa 1857. £1 Is 
 
 The names of the personages are : — 
 Sherman. WUh ball in right hand. 
 
 Julius Caesar. Bat under left arm, putting on gloves. 
 Caffyn. Standing with bat in front of wickets. 
 Lockyer. Standing slightly beliind, with arms folded. 
 
 " These foun- cricketers were then in their prime, and in 1858 the County Eleven had the 
 proud satisfaction of beating England by no less than an innings and 28 runs."— 
 Jubilee Book of Cricket. Ranjiisinhji. 
 
66 MAGGS BROvS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 340 BaM. 
 
 341 Dash. 
 
 DOGS. 
 
 A bulldog, bred by Mr. J. Lovell. 
 
 Stipple by and after C. Turner. 
 
 Size 10 by 12 inches, with margins. £2 2s 
 
 A valuable pointer, in tlie jwssession of CoK Thornton. 
 
 Aquatint by F. Jukes and R. Pollard after S, Gilpin. 
 
 Size 15 by 21^ inches, with niarc^ins. 1783. £2 2s 
 
 HUNTING. 
 
 342 Fox Hunting. 
 
 Breaking Cover. 
 Death of the Fox. 
 
 Pair of very fine line engravinpjs by John Scott, the fonner after Philip 
 Reinagle, the latter after Saurey Gilpin. 
 
 Size 18J by 25-2- inches, with margins. iSir. The pair, £12 I2s 
 
 343 Stag Hunting. 
 
 Set of four plates showing the hunt from the start to the death. 
 
 Highly decorative series of aquatints by Reeve after Wolstenhohne, 
 
 Size II J by 15 inches, with margins. 1S08. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 ^SEE Illustration, Plate No. XXVI.) . Tlic Set, £152 10s 
 
 RACING. 
 344 Extraordinary Match by Geo. Osbaldeston, Es<i. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by Geo. Hunt after H. Aiken. 
 
 Size 13^ by i63 inches, with margins. 1S31. 
 
 Fine impression of this scarce plate. £42 
 
 With the folllowing' inscription under : — 
 
 This Match "wa.s performed on Saturday, Nov. r)tli, 1831, on the Newmarlcet round courst^ 
 for aBet of a Thousand Guinea.s ('oU.Charite Ix'ttinp: Mr. Osbaldeston that he did not 
 perform the distance on Horseback of 20(1 Miles in 10 hoirrs, the nuniilx>r of horses 
 bein? unlimited various bye Bets to a threat amount were also made, one party l)ettinjf 
 Ten thou5>and to one that Mr. Osbaldeston did not accomplish the task in 9 hours. 
 The distance was performed in gallant st.\le in S hours ^V; 42 minutes, including: the time 
 for Mounting, DismwintinR & Kcfreshiuent«.— The greater (Part of the day was very 
 unfavourable being very Stormy and attended with heavy isihowers. 
 
 " A correct List of the horses with the time which enrli took to do the 4 miles " given 
 below. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 67 
 
 Racing — continued. 
 
 345 Races of the Peasants' Horses at Budapest. 
 
 Pair of very fine aquatints in colours by Schinid after Clarot Budan. 
 Size 16I by 25! inches, with margins. C. 1827. The pair, £42 
 
 Hate T. First Eacing of the Peasants' horses at Pest on the 6th of June, 18J7, for 
 
 the fourth stake. 
 Plate II. The Prize Xo. 1 an artfully wrought and richly gilt silver cup, 100 Ducats 
 worth, won on the 7th June, 1827, by Baron Nicholas Wesselenyis's light hrown mare 
 Al-Borak, &c. 
 
 346 The Chaise Match. 
 
 A carriage of four wheels, drawn by four horses nineteen miles in one 
 hour on Newmarket Heath, Aug. 29, 1750, and won in 53 minutes and 27 
 seconds. 
 
 Tyine engraving. Printed for R. Sayer. 
 
 Size II by 18 inches, with margins. £2 10 
 
 RACEHORSES. 
 
 347 Violante. 
 
 Interior of a stable, one man holding the horse by a bridle, another 
 kneeling spreading out horsecloth. 
 Mezzotint by and after Whessell. 
 Size 14^ by igi inches, with margins. 1809. 
 Finely printed in colours. £2.5 
 
 348 Wings. (A cliestnut Filly bred by Genl. Grosvenor in 1822.) 
 
 Standing on racecourse with jockey up. 
 Aquatint in colours by Jas. Pollard. 
 Size 13J bj- i8f inches, with margins. 1825. 
 
 Fine impression. £15 15s 
 
 With pedigree and performance under. 
 
 SHOOTING. 
 
 349 Pheasant Shooting. 
 
 Series of four plates, showing sportsmen with dogs in wooded scenery. 
 
 Aquatints by Reeve after Dean Wolstenholme. 
 
 vSize 16-^- by 21^ inches, witli margins. 1S06. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 1806. 
 
 (Sre Illustration, Plate No. XXVII.) . Tlie set of four, £152 10s 
 
 350 Pljeasant Shooting. 
 
 Aquatint in colours after Howett. 
 
 vSize ii§ by 17 inches, no margins. C. i/QO. £4 -Is 
 
68 MAGGS BROS., 34 .S: :>5, Conduit Street, London, \V. 
 
 Shooting — coniinued. 
 351 Shooting Pieces. 
 
 Set of four line en.Qmvings, sliowinp two sportsmen with guns and dogs 
 in wooded landscapes. 
 
 By Woollett after Stubbs. 
 
 Size jsi ^y 20s- incl'.es, with margins. 1760-1771. The set. £31 IOi> 
 
 LOCOMOTION. 
 
 HOBBY-HORSES. 
 
 352 Johnson's Pedestrian Hobby=horse Riding School at 377, Strand. 
 
 Interior showing number of gentlemen riding on velocipedes, s]")Cctators 
 standing round all in costume of the period, description of machine under. 
 Engraving in colours. 
 Size I2t hy i3i inches, with margins. iSig. £4 4s 
 
 353 Side, Front, and Back Views of the Lady's Pedestrian Hobby=horse, now 
 
 exhibiting at 40, Kre\\'er vStreet. 
 
 Aciuatint in coloui's. iSrq. Descriptive text under. £3 3s 
 
 354 The Ladies' Hobby, 
 
 A Lady seated on a machine. 
 
 " Tlie principle of this machine consists in t\Ao boards acting on cranks, 
 on the axle of the fore-wheel, in a similar manner to those used for the pur- 
 pose of turnery, and is accelerated by the use of the handles, as represented 
 in the plate ; the direction is managed by the centre liandle, which may be 
 fixed so as to perform any given circle." 
 
 Aquatint in colours. 
 
 vSize 7i by g\ inches, with margins. iSiq. £2 10s 
 
 355 Going to the Races. 
 
 A carriage drawn bv eight men on hobbv-horses. 
 
 Coloured caricature. 
 
 vSi/.e S'j by 13 inches, with margins. iSiq. £1 10s 
 
 356 Hobby-horses Jockeying the Mail — Dedicated to the Four-in-Hand Club (vide 
 
 the new inveiUed perambulators) . 
 
 Coloured caricature. Published b\' Sidebethern. iSig. £2 10s 
 
 357 The Spirit Moving the Quakers upon Worldly Vanities!! 
 
 A number of Quakers on hobby-horses outside a Meeting House. 
 Coloured caricature. Publi.shed by J. vSidebethern. 1819. £2 IDs 
 
MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 3$, Conduit Street, London, W. 6g 
 
 Locomotion — continued. 
 
 35S The Pedestrian Hobby=horse. 
 
 Two gentlemen on hobby-horses, country hmdscape. 
 
 Aquatint in colours. 
 
 Size 6 b}' 10 inches, with margins. 1S19. 
 
 Fine impression. £1 10s 
 
 359 Every man on his Perch, or Going to Hobby Fair. 
 
 Doctors, lawyers, soldiers, sailors, etc., seated on liobby -horses repre- 
 senting their various callings. 
 
 Coloured caricaturu by J. R. Cruikshank. 18x9. £1 10s 
 
 ^6o A new Irish Jaunting Car, the Dandy's Hobby, the Velocipede, or the peram- 
 bulator, by which you can ride at your ease and are obliged to walk in tlie 
 mud at the satne time. 
 
 Caricature in colours bv J, R. Cruikshank. C. 1800. £1 Is 
 
 301 RAILWAYS. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. 
 I. A Train of the First Class of Carriages with the Mail. 
 A Train of the Second Class for Outside Passengers. 
 II. A Train of Waggons with Goods, &c., &c. 
 
 A Train of Carriages with Cattle. 
 Pair of afpiatints in colours by S. G. Hughes after I. Shaw. 
 Size 8 by 241 inches, w'ith margins. 1S31. The pair, £21 
 
 362 View of the Intersection Bridge on the Line of the St. Helens and 
 
 Runcorn Gap Raihvay, crossing the Li\erpool and :^Lnnchester Railway near 
 the Foot of the Sutton Inclined Plane. 
 
 Aquatint, printed in colours, bj^ S. G. Hughes. 
 
 Size 10^- b3^ 17 inches, with margins. 1S32. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £M 14s 
 
 363 Stephenson (George, 1781-1848) , Portrait of. 
 
 Full length, standing on Chat ]\Ioss, railway to left and train in back- 
 ground. 
 
 Mezzotint by F. L. Atkinson after John Lucas. 
 
 Size 27^ by 17^ inches, with margins. 1S40. £6 6s 
 
 Inventor and Founder of IJaihvays. 
 
 364 'early FRENCH OMNIBUSES. 
 Tricycles. 
 
 Three- wheeled vehicle, drawn by two horses. 
 Les Ecossaise. 
 
 Four-wheelc^d vehicle, painted with a tartan desigti. 
 Pair of lithographs in colours by Villain. 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street. London, W. 
 
 PART III. 
 
 Etchings ® Lithographs. 
 
 ANDREW F. AFFLECK. 
 
 Disiin<:iiis]ied Conicmponiry Etcher. 
 
 365 Amsterdam. 
 
 The high towers of a church rising above other buildings seei: from 
 the opposite l)ank of a canal, on which He numerous boats. 
 
 vSize 1 1 2 by rof inches. Signed. 1912. £4 4s 
 
 366 The Doorway, Belem, Lisbon. 
 
 The high archway of the door, surmounted by magnificent carved 
 statues of vSaints, etc., in niches, woman seated on the ground, basket at 
 her side, slightl}- to left a lady leading a child. 
 
 Size 12I by 81 inches. Signed by the artist. 1911. £3 3s 
 
 367 Gateway of Burgos. 
 
 Low arched gateway with canned figures in niches, towers rising above. 
 Size 141 by iif inches. Signed. £6 6s 
 
 368 Linlithgow Palace. 
 
 Seen from across the Loch, the massive building standing on a knoll 
 throwing its shadow into the still waters; to left a high bank with dark 
 sliadowed trees, in distance to right building and church spire are seen. 
 
 Size 13 by 19-?: inches. Signed. 1912. £18 18s 
 
 369 Stirling. 
 
 The buildings of the town arc seen in middle distance, across flat 
 country, with winding river; behind, on rising ground, is the Castle, 
 mountains beyond. 
 
 Size 15 i by 21! inches, with margins. 
 
 Signed Artist's proof. £^ 8s 
 
 370 Toledo. 
 
 Interior, showing the most impressive portion of the Cathedral, the 
 " Capilla Major," groining, arches and walls are profusely decorated 
 with statues, columns, canopies, and angels. 
 
 Size 24} by i6| inches, with margins. 
 
 Signed Artist's proof. £10 10s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street. London, W. 71 
 
 JOHNSTON (BAIRD). 
 
 371 Thames Boatliouse, Waterloo Bridge. 
 
 Waterloo Bridge is seen to left through the archway of the boathouse, 
 from which is a wooden bridge laid across to landing stage. 
 
 Size 15 b}^ 6g itiches, with margins. Signed. Circa 1912. £3 3s 
 
 MARIUS BAUER. 
 
 372 A Bazaar in Smyrna. 
 
 Size 3:2- by 5;- inches, with margins. £2 18s 
 
 373 Benares. 
 
 Size Qi by 6'i inches, with margins. Signed. £3 lOs 
 
 374 Entrance to a Temple. 
 
 Size 6f b3- 4-^ inches, with margins. Signed with initials. £4 4s 
 
 375 Fantasy. 
 
 Men on horseback outside the Entrance of a Mosque. 
 
 Size II by 14!: inches, with margins. Signed with initials. £9 9s 
 
 376 Oriental Landscape. 
 
 Size 2I by 47} inches, with margins. Signed " M.B.'* £2 10s 
 
 377 Palanquin, 
 
 Size 5} b}^ 7I inches, with margins. Signed " M.B." £2 10s 
 
 378 A Persian Festival. 
 
 A procession of men on horseback and carrying banners, passing along 
 by a mosque and entering a doorway. 
 
 vSize 18J by 20^ inches, with mar^ns. 
 
 vSigned xArtist's proof. * £10 10s 
 
 379 Procession with Camels. 
 
 Size 17 bj^ I of inches, with margins. Signed. £6 6s 
 
 380 A Visit. 
 
 Size 4^ by 61- inches, with margins. Signed " M.B." £3 18s 
 
 MUIRHEAD BONE. 
 381 Building Ships. 
 
 A series of six Lithographic Prints. 
 
 Size tSt by 14^ inclics, with margins. Each one signed by the Artist. 
 
 The series, £18 18s 
 
 1. " A ShiiKv.ird." 4. " A Workshop." 
 
 2. ''On the Stocks." .'',. " A Fitting-out basin." 
 
 3. " A Ship-yard scM-n from a big crane." 6. " Keadj for Sea." 
 
72 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 D. Y. CAMERON. 
 :;S2 Arran Peaks. 
 
 Magnificent impression. 
 
 Size 10 by 13^ inches. Si.^ned. 
 
 (Sek Illustration, Plate ^o. XXVIII.). £38 
 
 383 Appin Rocks. 
 
 Size 61 by 6i incliLS, with margins. 1914- .Signed. £21 
 
 3S4 Dinnet Moor. 
 
 Moorland scene, mountain range (Morven) , in background. 
 Etching. Size 7 bv ii| inches, with margins, iqis (R. 431) Signed. 
 
 £31 10s 
 
 385 The Fisher's Hut. 
 
 The hut is seen to the right, on the banks of a wide winding river, 
 on the left bank dark trees and foliage. 
 
 Size 5 by loj inches, with margins. 1910. Signed. (R. 411). £42 
 
 3S6 The Frews. 
 
 vSize 3i by 7 inches, with margins. 
 
 Fine impression in first state. Signed. £16 16s 
 
 387 A Lady of Genoa. 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
 vSize 4^ by 2 inches, with margins. 1S96. .Signed. (R. 217). 
 
 £9 9s 
 
 388 The Little Devil of Florence. 
 
 Size 14^ by 8^ inches, with margins. First State. Signed. (R. 401) . 
 
 £17 17s 
 
 389 Nithsdale. 
 
 Wide river winding through flat country, cottages and trees. 
 
 Brilliant impression. 
 
 Size 6 by i2i inches. Signed. £38 
 
 390 Ralia. 
 
 A moorland scene, witli bridge in middle distance spanning a winding 
 stream, mountain peaks behind. 
 
 vSize 4-i by 5J inches, with margins. 1912. Signed. (R. 43.^)- ^21 
 
Plate XXVI. 
 
 ^ 
 
Pr.ATK X.W'II. 
 
 - « 0- 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. ' y^ 
 
 Cameran (D. Y.) — coniinxied. 
 
 391 Shuna. 
 
 Size 4 by 7 inches, with margins. Signed. £15 15s 
 
 392 Tintoret*s House. 
 
 Size 9^ by 4* inches. Signed. (R. 209) . £16 16s 
 
 393 Upper Clyde Valley. 
 
 Size 4J by 8^ inches. Signed. (R. 31) . £17 ITs 
 
 394 The Village Store. 
 
 Narrow doorway through which is seen a small shop, with two women, 
 
 another standing on the steps. 
 
 Size 9 by 3 inches. Signed. (R, 80). £25 
 
 " Four or five imipressions only.'' — Einder. 
 
 395 Waterloo Place. 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
 Size -j^ by 9 inches, witli margins. 1899. Signed. (R. 290) . £21 
 
 396 Yvon. Restaurant Loceur. 
 
 Size loi by 5 inches, with margins. Signed. (R. 425) . £30 
 
 AUG. DELATRE. 
 
 397 Souvenirs. Six Pointes=Seches. 
 
 vSix etchings enclosed in original case. 
 
 Presentation Copy to A. Legros with the Artist's signed autograph 
 inscription. 1871. £6 6s 
 
 Onily 30 sets printed. 
 
 JOHN EVELYN. 
 39S The Back of Garden Front of Wotton in Surrey. 
 
 Size 5i by 9^ inches. Struck off the original plate abotit 1812. 
 
 £2 2s 
 The plate bears the followin<? inspription in the handwriting and signed with initials 
 of Capt. Wm. Baillie, the celebrated etcher: — 
 
 " The back or Garden Front of Wotton in Surrey, etched by John Evelyn, Esq. Part of 
 this front and the foundation remain. 1813. W. B." 
 
74 
 
 MAGGS BROS., 34 & ^5, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 HEDLEY FITTON, 
 
 399 Pont St. Etienne — Limoges. 
 
 The arched bridge spans the river, the town rises behind, with the 
 Cathedral standing out prominently. 
 
 Size i3f by i6y inches. vSigned. £10 10s 
 
 NORBERT GOENUTTE. 
 
 400 Vne Entree des Jardins Publics. Venice. 
 
 Etching. 
 
 Size II by 8 inches, with margins. 1890. vSigned. £1 10s 
 
 FRANCISCO GOYA. 
 
 401 PhHip IV., King o! Spain. 
 
 On horseback, in armour, hat with feathers. 
 
 Etching. 
 
 Size i4f- by 12^ inches, witli margins. 1778. £.S 5s 
 
 SIR F SEYMOUR HADEN. 
 
 402 Barbel Fishing. 
 
 A man fishes from a punt which is moored Iw a bank, a second man 
 in the punt watches the float. 
 
 Size 6^ bv 4^ inches, with margins. 1877. Signed. (D. 166) . 
 
 £4 10s 
 
 403 Breaking up of the Agamemnon. 
 
 The hull of an old ship is moored opposite Greenwich, to the left 
 Greenwich Hospital and the " Dreadnought." 
 
 Etching. Size 7? by 16} inches, with margins. 
 
 Brilliant impression, with inscription on back, in the autograph of 
 Haden. " Reserved proof. Earliest state. S. Haden." 
 
 (See iLLUsTR.vnoN, Pl.ite No. XXIX.). £63 
 
 404 A Castle, County Wicklow. 
 
 A i:astle, on the tower of which is a flag flying, occupies the brow 
 of a woody hill on the left; on the right is an opposite hill, and between 
 the two a valley. 
 
 Size si '>y A inches. 1865. (D. no). £5 lOs 
 
 405 Kensington Gardens. 
 
 An old tree divides half-way up its stem into two main brandies, the 
 left one of which is more subdivided than the right. The light is con- 
 centrated on the upper branches, and the distance closed in by numerous 
 tree stems. 
 
 vSize 8 by 5 inches. (D. 26) . i860, 
 
 IJrilliant impression on India jiaper. Signed. £12 12s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 75 
 
 Haden (SirF. Sej'mour) — continued. 
 
 406 The Moat House. 
 
 Size 5-I by 8i inches. Signed. (D. 103). 1866. £4 lOs 
 
 407 Mytton Hall. 
 
 A shady avenue of yews leads up to the doorway of an old hall which 
 receives the full light of the sun. 
 
 Size 5 by lo^ inches, with margins. 1859. 
 
 Brilliant impression of this scarce etching, £45 
 
 408 Newton Manor. 
 
 A white house and garden in a clump of trees; beyond sea and cliffs, 
 
 in front open ground with deer. 
 
 Size 6 by 9 inches, with margins. Signed. (D. 157) . £7 7s 
 
 409 Nine Barrow Down. 
 
 In the centre at the foot of a hill a road runs downwards among uneven 
 ground towards a group of trees and buildings which occupy the hollow 
 below ; beyond is a plain stretching away towards the sea. 
 
 Size 6 by 9 inches, with margins. 1877. Signed. (H. 167) . 
 
 410 Old Chelsea, Out of Whistler's Window. 
 
 Size 6 by 9 inches, with margins. 1863. (H. 451) . 
 
 £18 18s 
 
 £12 12s 
 
 411 Out of Study Window. 
 
 Size 4i by loi inches, with margins. Fine im.pression. Signed. 
 (H. 18) . £18 18s 
 
 412 Penton Hook. 
 
 The riven stem of an old willow tree, near which is seated a figure, 
 stands half in and half out of the water, which occupies the whole of 
 the foreground ; on the left, among tlie reeds, a boy fishing. 
 
 Size 6 by gh inches. Signed. Trial proof, (D. 65) . £8 8s 
 
 413 Railway Encroachment at Kew. 
 
 To the right, on the opposite side of the river, a woody bank; in 
 front of which are several large trees; to the left, on the same plane, a 
 portion of the bank is denuded and cut up by railway instructions. 
 
 Size 5t by 81 inches. (D. 65) . Signed. £4 4» 
 
76 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Haden (Sir F. Seymour; — continued. 
 414 A Salmon River. 
 
 A cuTvcd rufthins: river in a rocky landscape ; a stormy sky. 
 
 "Etching and mc/zotint. 
 
 Size 4I by 6j inches, with margins. First state. (H. 221) . £5 5s 
 
 ALBANY E. HOWARTH 
 
 415 Richmond Castle, Yorkshire. 
 
 Si/.e /t by gf inches, with margins. Signed. £4 -Ls 
 
 4* proofs only. 
 
 416 St. Marks. Venice. 
 
 Si/.e 2 It by },ii- inclies, with margins. vSigned. £7 7s 
 
 FANTIN LATOUR. 
 416a Parsifal. Evocation to Kundry. 
 
 Female figure partly nude, floating in the air beside a man who is 
 seated before open book. 
 
 Lithograph. vSize 16^ by 19 inches, with inargins. .Signed and dated 
 November, 97. 
 
 Fine proof impres.sion. £7 7.s 
 
 A. LEGROS. 
 
 417 La Ferme Sur la Riviere. 
 
 Size 4^ by Si inches, with margins. Signed. £10 10s 
 
 4j8 Le Coup de Vent. 
 
 A wind and rain swept moorland .scene, with trees and bushes in 
 foreground to left. 
 
 vSizc 21 by 17? inches, with margins. £9 9s 
 
 41Q L$ Pecheur au Saumon. 
 
 Size TO.{ by 14-4 inches, with margins. 
 
 Signed Artist's proof. (C. 223II) . £9 9s 
 
 420 Le Petit Hangar. 
 
 Size 5^ by 5^ inches, with margins. Signed. £5 .Ss 
 
 421 Le Petit Lac. 
 
 Size 7? by yl inches, with margins. Signed. £7 7s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 7; 
 
 I.egros (A.) — continued. 
 
 422 Les Bords de la Yanne. 
 
 Size 6 by 10 inclies, with margins. Signed. £7 7s 
 
 42. ^ Portrait of Legros. 
 
 Short half length, turned to left. 
 
 Size 7I by 5! inches, with margins. Signed. £3 3s 
 
 424 Portrait of E, J. Poynter, R.A. 
 
 vSize S^ b}' 61 inches, with margins. £2 2s 
 
 .1. HAMILTON MACKENZIE. 
 
 4 2$ San Francescd nel deserto, Veneto. 
 
 Size 6 by 9 inches, with margins. 1912. Signed. £2 10s 
 
 J. L. E. MEISSONIER. 
 
 426 The Guitar Player. 
 
 Signed remarque proof on vellum by A. Gilbert after Meissonier. 
 Size 9t by 5^- inches, with margins. £2 2s 
 
 427 L'Ordonnance. 
 
 Interior, an officer standing with back against fireplace readino- 
 despatch, soldier standing in front, another seated. 
 By Mongin after Meissonier. 
 Size 9 by 7* inches, with margins. 1S66. Proof. £i lOs 
 
 CHARLES MERYON. 
 
 428 La Galerie de Notre Dame. 
 
 Size II by 6^ inches, witji margins. (W. 10) . £15 I5s 
 
 429 La Pompe Notre Dame. 
 
 Very fine impression of the second state. 
 
 Size 6f by 10 inches, with margins. 1852. (W. 15TI). £31 lOs 
 
 From tho Alfred ^rorrison Collection. 
 
 1)0 L'Arche du Pont Notre Dame. 
 
 vSize 5 by 6| inches, with margins. 1853. (W. 9). £25 
 
 431 La Tombeau de Moliere. 
 
78 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Meryon (Charles) — continued. 
 
 432 Le Pont Neuf et La Samaritaine de dessons la lere Arche dii Pont au Change. 
 
 vSize 5I by yi inches, with margins C. 1850. (W. 29). £31 lOs 
 
 4>3 Hue des Chantres. 
 
 vSize iii by 4^ inches, w-ith margins. 1862. (W. 25) £17 178 
 
 434 San Francisco. 
 
 The View of the City stretches across the entire plate, waste land in 
 foreground, in distance shipping and the sea. 
 
 Size yi by 37! inches, with margins. 1856 (W. 80) . 
 
 Fine early impression in brown. £16 16s 
 
 SAMUEL PALMER. 
 454a English Pastoral. 
 
 Size 4f by yi- inches, with margins £4 48 
 
 435 The Herdsman. 
 
 Size 51 by 8 inches, with margins. 
 
 Early proof. Signed. £15 15s 
 
 436 Ditto. Another impression. 
 
 Unsigned. £5 5s 
 
 437 Milking Time. 
 
 Herd of cows, standing in pool, drinking, flock of sheep on rocks, 
 sea in background. 
 
 Size Si by yi inches. Proof impression. £3 3s 
 
 JOSEPH PENNELL. 
 Signed Artist's Proofs. 
 
 438 Avenue Theatre. 
 
 Size 9^ by 5 inches, with margins. Signed. (Printed by Goulding) . 
 
 £3 3s 
 
 439 Cannon Street Station. 
 
 Size 8 by 11 inches, with margins. £4 4s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 79 
 
 Pennell (Joseph) — continued. 
 
 440 Clock Tower from St. James' Park. 
 
 Size loi by 8 inches, with margins. £4 4s 
 
 441 The Guildhall. 
 
 vSize II by S inches, with margins. £4 4s 
 
 442 Lambeth from Westminster. 
 
 Size 5 by 12 inches, udth margins. Signed. £3 3s 
 
 WM. P. ROBINS. 
 
 443 Payne's Farm. 
 
 Size 5 by io| inches, with margins. 
 
 Fine impression on green paper. Signed. £9 9s 
 
 T. FRANCIS SIMON. 
 
 444 Hreadcany. 
 
 River at night, with the lights of buildings on further bank reflected 
 in the water. 
 
 Etching, tinted. 
 
 Size II by 11 -J inches. vSigned. £3 3s 
 
 W. STRANG. 
 
 445 The Brickfield. 
 
 Size 4I by 10 inches, with margins. Signed. £4 Is 
 
 446 Invitation Card to Exhibition Etchings. 
 
 A group of peasants standing behind a stone slab. 
 Size 6 by 5 incliL-s, witli margins. »Signed. £3 3s 
 
 1 of 10 proofs. 
 
 A47 Kilcreggan. 
 
 A group of cottages and low buildings, with trees behind, seen to right; 
 rising ground to left. 
 
 vSi/,e 6 by 9 inches, narrow margins. Signed. £5 5s 
 
 4^8 The Moat House. 
 
 Siz(^ -^ by 8 inches, with margins. 
 
 Signed by the Artist. £8 8s 
 
8o MAGGS BROvS., 34 ''v 55» Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Strang (W.) — continued. 
 
 .440 Norman Farm. 
 
 Size 6 by 10 inclies, with margins. 
 
 Signed by the Artist. £7 7s 
 
 4.S0 Peasant Woman Seated in a Field. 
 
 Size 4 by 6 inches, with margins. Signed. £1 !5s 
 
 451 The Rehearsal. 
 
 A man singing, behind him three musicians and a woman. 
 Size 7 by Sh inches, with margins. Signed. £6 6* 
 
 1 of 6 proofs 
 
 452 The Top of the Hill. 
 
 An old countryman in a .smock, bundle on his arm, seated under a 
 tree. 
 
 Etching. 
 
 Size 7 by 4^ inches, with margins. £3 .'is 
 
 J. A. McNEIL WHISTLER. 
 
 453 The Forge. 
 
 Blacksmith in cap and apron, stands at a forge; behind him two 
 assistants, two or three people in background. 
 
 Etching. Size 7} by 12?^ inches, with margins. (\V. 63). £21 
 
 454 La Retameusfc. 
 
 Half length, an elderl}' Frenchwoman who wears a black cap and bears 
 a spoon poked under her waistband. 
 
 Etching. Size 4| by 3^ inches, with margins. (W. 5) . £8 8s 
 
 455 Thames Police. 
 
 The riverside at Wapping ; low water. A crowd of stranded boats lies 
 up against the hou.ses of which one is the station-house of the Thames 
 Police. 
 
 Etching. vSize 6 by Ss inches, with margins. I1S59. (W. 42) . 
 
 Fine impression from the Goulding Collection, with his signature, 
 
 £.32 10s 
 
 456 Thames Warehouses, from Thames Tunnel Pier. 
 
 In front, a boat laden with goods covered by a tarpaulin. Behind it 
 boats riding together against a row of warehouses. 
 
 Etching. vSize 3 by 8 inches, with margins. (W. 35) . 
 Fine impression from the Goulding Collection, with his signature. 
 
 £32 lOs 
 
Plate XXVIII. 
 
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J'LATK XXIX. 
 
MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, \V. Si 
 
 Whistler (J. A. Mc7<'dl)—c on tinned. 
 
 457 The Unsafe Tenement. 
 
 It is a decayed farmhouse. In the foregroimd two little girls, one 
 
 just outside, the other just inside a door which hangs loose on its liinges. 
 
 Etching. Size 6] by 8? inches, with margins. _(W. 7) . £12 12s 
 
 458 La Vielle aux Loques. 
 
 An old Frenchwoman sitting in open doorway. She wears a wliite 
 cap, her head is bent, around her are pots and pans. 
 
 Etching. Size Si by si inches, with margins. (W. 14). £21 
 
 WHISTLER LITHOGRAPHS. 
 
 The Printers (Thomas T. Way) own Collection of Whistler Lithographs 
 especially selected by him for his own Personal Portfolio. 
 
 Brilliant early proofs printed by Way himself. 
 
 " Signed " denotes that the dramng is signed on the stone with the well- 
 known butterfly signature. 
 
 459 (W. 92.) The Fair. 
 
 A very busy scene at night time in Lyme Regis, with groups of 
 figures round two booths which are lit inside, above them some buildings 
 arc indicated. 
 Signed. £22 10s 
 
 Signed in pencLl " The Fair " Lyme Regis by Way. 
 
 460 (W. 24.) The Farriers, 
 
 In a rather dark interior, two men and a horse, one man bending 
 down to fit a shoe to the horse's hind leg, behind the horse a man wear- 
 ing an apron is standing. 
 
 Signed. £21 
 
 Only 6 printed. 
 
 461 (W. 68.) La Robe Roit^e (a Portrait of Miss Whistler). 
 
 A lady dressed in dark material seated at the end of a draped settee ; 
 panelled wall behind. 
 
 vSigned. £12 12s 
 
 One of 23 original impressions. 
 
 462 (W. 121.) Little London. 
 
 The curve of the river seen from the top of the Savoy Hotel, looking 
 eastward. In foreground below the first arch of Waterloo Bridge. 
 Signed. 
 (vSee Illustration, Plate No. XXX.) . £75 
 
 Signed " Little London " by Way. 
 
Sj MAGGS BROvS.. vi & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Whistler Lithographs — conlivued. 
 
 463 (W. 13.) Reading. 
 
 A lady, profile figure, seated, wearing a liat and fur cape, reading a 
 newspai:)er. 
 
 Signed. £10 lOs 
 
 464 (W. 88.) The Smith's Yard. 
 
 A sunny scene with two white horses, their tails to the spectator ; 
 to the left of the horses the smith and his boy arc standing. 
 
 Signed. £12 12.s 
 
 One of the S.j original impressions. 
 
 .165 (W. ir.) Victoria Club. 
 
 A drawing of the corner of the building in Wellington Street. About 
 a dozen figures grour^ed in front. 
 
 Signed. £7 10s 
 
 .166 (W. 123.) Waterloo Bridge. 
 
 The first three arches of the bridge seen from a high point. The 
 broad road of the Embankment full of vehicles passing under first bridge 
 is continued in the distance, to right river with barges. 
 
 Signed. £53 
 
 Signed in pencil " Waterloo B. Mar. 2;J " by Way. 
 Only 26 printpd. 
 
 ANDERS ZORN. 
 
 467 Balance. 
 
 Nude figure of a girl walking along a plank into the sea, another girl, 
 hands together, about to dive. 
 
 Etching. Size 6i by 4! inches, witli margins. Signed, £31 10s 
 
 46S Dalkafl. 
 
 Head and shoulders of an old countryman. 
 
 Size 6t by 4* inches, with margins. Signed. 
 
 (Skk Ii,lustr.\tion, Pi.atk No. XXXI.). • £it 
 
 469 Pilot. 
 
 Two figures bathing in the sea. 
 
 Etching. Size 7 by 4f inches, witli margins. Signed. £24 
 
 470 Portrait of Madam Simon. 
 
 SizyC 9^ by 61 inches, with margins. 
 
 Unsigned as usual in this state, (D. 66II.) £31 10* 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 83 
 
 PART IV. 
 
 DRAWINGS (Ancient ® Modern) 
 
 In Water Colours, Sepia. Pen ® Ink, etc. 
 
 MICHEL FRANCOIS ANDRE-BARDON (1700-17S5) 
 Historical painter and etcher, founder of the Academic des Beaux Arts, 
 Marseilles. 
 
 471 Head of an Old Man. 
 
 In profile to right. 
 
 Crayon drawing, hdghtcned \\4th white chalk. 
 
 Size 16 by io| inches. Circa 1730. £3 Ss 
 
 WILLIAM BLAKE (17571827). 
 
 472 King John. 
 
 Drawing in pencil by Wni. Blake of one of his " Visionary Heads." 
 Size 10 by 7f inches. £18 18s 
 
 From thct John Linniell Collection. 
 
 FRANCESCA BRIZZI (born at Bologna 1574) • 
 
 473 St. Jerome. 
 
 Wooded landscape, the Saint is crawling from a cave by the side of a 
 hut, a lion lying in foreground. 
 
 Very fine drawing on vellum, dated 1623. 
 
 Size 9I by 14 inches. £10 lOi 
 
 J. CALLOT (bom at Nancy, 1592)'. 
 
 474 Twelve small oval Drawings of the Holy Family, The Crucifixion, The 
 
 Magdalene, Stoning of Stephen and Saints. 
 
 Pen and wash drawings. 
 
 Average size if by i§ inches. • £21 
 
 From Sir Peter Lely's Collection. 
 
 JOHN CONSTABLE (1776-1837). 
 " One of the greatest landscape painters of England." — Bryau. 
 
 475 Landscape. 
 
 Wash drawing in monochrome. 
 
 Size 9 by iif inches. £10 10s 
 
 DAVID COX (1783-1859). 
 
 476 Landscape with thatched Cottage. 
 
 Wash drawing in sepia. 
 
 Size 5i by 7J inches. £4 4s 
 
S4 MAGOS BROS.. 3_j & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 WALTER CRANE. 
 477 Masque of the Five Senses. 
 
 Dei>ictcd by beautiful women with their attendant swains, standing 
 on a marbled pavement, arches behind, through which flowering trees are 
 seen. 
 
 Highly decorati\'C' water-colour drawing. 
 
 vSize, height 18 inches, width 38 inches. 
 
 Signed " Walter Crane 1891-3." £31 lOs 
 
 BIRKET FOSTER (1825-1899). 
 d/S The Gleaners. 
 
 vVoodlrind scene, group of women and children carrying sheaves, 
 cottage to right. 
 
 Wash drav\ijig in sei)ia. 
 
 Size 6g by 4^ inches. £8 8s 
 
 Birket Foster's .qri'eatest trimui)li.s in Avatci-colors were obt;iin(xl in tlie imuitiy >icle. — 
 Bryan's Paixtf.rs Axn IjN(;eavi:rs. 
 
 JOHN GREENWOOD (1729 1792) 
 Painter and Mezzotint Kni:;ravcr, -d'as born at Boston, Mass., in 1729. 
 479 Study of a Blind Man, 
 Crayon sketch. 
 
 Size 7 by 6 inches, with inscription in the autograph of the Artist : 
 " Portret Van een Blindcman op de Niewsenburg Sitten de ua't Leven. 
 J. Greenwood, 20, i;6o." £4 10s 
 
 KAREL DU JARDIN (1625-167S) . 
 
 450 Old Buildings in Italy. 
 
 Charcoal and wash drawing. 
 
 vSize 5i- by 71 inches. £3 15s 
 
 Du Jardin was considered Iho ;ible>l puinl of Nicholas BorchtMn, his piotnro- arc scarce 
 and vf ry valuable." — Bryan'. 
 
 DIRK LAGENDYK (1748-1S05). 
 
 451 A Village Scene. 
 
 Exterior of an inn, men buying and selling a number of horses. 
 
 Very fine wash drawing. 
 
 Size 9 by 14 ^ inches. 
 
 Signed by the Artist and dated 1776. £17 1 7s 
 
 " J.a^cndyk wns born at Rotterdam. He depicted the passions "with great truth and 
 )jave to tlie smallest details of his subjects the highest degree of finish. His drawings 
 are tpjirticularly admired, and somp of his Hand.scaiK's with cows and horses have been 
 ei)S raved . " — Bryan. 
 
Pl^te XXX. 
 
 
 
 
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Plate XXXI. 
 
 ^/^|i<:KD^AHDi^f^^: 
 
 ZuKN. Ualkarl. 
 See Item No. 4(i8. 
 
MAGGvS BROvS., 3^ & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 85 
 
 C. LIEFRINCK. 
 
 482 Landscape. 
 
 Pastoral landscape, with the trunk of an old oak prominently in fore- 
 ground. 
 
 Finely executed watei -colour drawing. 
 
 Size 6i- by 9 inches. 
 
 Signed and dated 160S on back. £5 5s 
 
 C. Liefrinck was a painter and designer, -who flourished at Amsterdam about 16'J0-4«». 
 
 FRANCESCO LONDONIO (1723-1783) 
 
 483 Peasants and Calf. 
 
 Two boys, one carrying a calf in his arms, the other leaning on a 
 staff. 
 
 Drawing in crayon and wash. 
 
 Size 151 by 11 inches. £2 10s 
 
 DIR,K MAES (born Haarlem, 1656) . 
 
 484 Battle Scene. 
 
 Wash drawing in monochrome. With pencil sketch on the leverse. 
 Size 5i by 71 inches. £5 5s 
 
 From the Hone Colloction. 
 
 W. J. MULLER (1812-1845). 
 English Landscape Painter. 
 
 485 Landscape. 
 
 Still water to right, trees to left, three cows, otie lying down. 
 
 Water-colour dtawing. 
 
 Size jh by 11^ inches. Circa 1S39. £10 !0s 
 
 S. OWEN (1768-1857). 
 Marine Painter. 
 
 486 Seascape. 
 
 Coast scene with boats and figures. 
 
 Water-col oiir drawing. 
 
 Size 4j by 3^ inches. Signed. £7 lOs 
 
 NICHOLAS POCOCK (1741-1821). 
 
 487 Mouth of the Tagus, with Belem Castle. 
 
 Coast scene, with shipping, high ground with buildings below to the 
 right, castle in background. 
 Water-colour drawing. 
 Size 17J by 26^ inches. £10 10s 
 
 488 View on the Avon at Bristol. 
 
 Very fine water-colour drawing. 
 
 Size 10 by 14! inches. Signed with initials N. P., and dated 1790. 
 
 £5 lOs 
 
86 MAGGS BROS , 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 SAMUEL PROUT (1784-1852). 
 
 489 Launceston Church, Cornwa'll. 
 
 Arched gateway, with high walls on eitlier side and high mound vNnth 
 niins on top and to right square church tower. 
 Very fine water-colour drawing. 
 Size 9I by 8| inches. £15 15s 
 
 ABRAHAM RADEMAKER (born at Amsterdam, 1675-T735). 
 
 490 Landscapes with classical figures and buildings. 
 
 Pair of very clever water-colour drawings. 
 
 Size of each 4I bj' 4? inches. Circa 1720. 
 
 Both signed by the Artist. The pair, £6 6s 
 
 THOS. ROWLANDSON (1756-1827). 
 4C)] Launch of the Nelson, 1814. 
 
 Very clever drawing, the scene laid probably in Portsmouth Dock, 
 showing battleships and small boats filled with sightseers. 
 Size 10 by 15^ inches. C. 1814, 
 (See Illustration, Plate No. XXXII.) . £36 
 
 492 Going on Board. 
 
 A scene on the sea shore, a boatman is helping a lady into a rowing 
 boat, a lady, gentleman and an old market woman waiting to embark, 
 sailors and luggage. 
 
 Size 4f by 5^ inches. C. 1800. £12 12s 
 
 493 Ducks and Geese. 
 
 A meadow, with farm buildings to left, a group of rustics looking 
 down at a flock of ducks and geese. 
 
 Size 6i by gh inches. C. 1800. £12 12s 
 
 494 Driving through a Village 
 
 Charming village scene, with rustic bridge and stream to right. 
 Size 5! by 9^ inches. C. 1800. £7 7 
 
 495 Cam Brae, Cornwall. 
 
 The rocky summit of a hill, meadows seen below. » 
 
 Size 5 J by 9 J inches. £5 17 6 
 
 JOHN RUSKIN (1819-1900). 
 496 View from St. John Lateran, Rome. 
 
 Ruins in foreground to right, in centre large buildings, with high 
 square tower, in background mountains, the tops of which are snow-clad. 
 Large and very fine drawing in pen and wash, heightened with white. 
 Size 12 by i8i inches. 
 Signed by the Artist, " J. Ruskin, Roma, 1841." £12 12s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 87 
 
 HUGH THOMSON. 
 497 Admonition. 
 
 Village scene, young man seated in the stocks, villagers, and old man 
 standing before him with upraised finger. 
 Charming water colour drawing. 
 vSize 13! by 9 inches. vSigned and dated '98. £14 14s 
 
 49S " He Began to Choke." Scene from Reade's " Peg WoflSngton." 
 
 Interior : man \\ith three children seated at table having meal, the 
 actress also seated repairing coat, the man holds napkin to his mouth. 
 Very fine drawing in water-colours. 
 Size lo-^ by S inches. Signed and dated '99. £15 
 
 499 " Hearing herself Called." 
 
 Young lady looking backward at a young man holding letter, garden 
 seen through gateway. 
 
 Drawing in black and white. 
 
 Size 64 by S inches. Signed and 'dated 1S94. £9 9s 
 
 Illustration to Jane Austin's " Pride and Prejudice." 
 
 500 Interior, an old ladj- seated, hat, cape, looking toward an old gentleman who 
 
 is seated with little boy and girl on his knees, two others playing at his feet. 
 Charming water-colour drawing. 
 Size II by 8 inches. Signed and dated " '97." £14 i4s 
 
 J. M. W. TURNER, R.A., 17751851. 
 
 501 Landscape, with high buildings. 
 
 Pencil sketch. 
 
 Size 8 by 10* inches. £10 iOs 
 
 502 Landscape. 
 
 A town seen in distance, over a wooded landscape, high grround rising 
 
 to left. 
 
 Very fine wash drawing. 
 
 Size 9 by 13-! inches. £15 15s 
 
 FRANCIS WHEATLEY, 1748-1801. 
 
 503 The Discovery. 
 
 Interior of a cottage, an old woman seated, pointing to a letter and 
 looking severely at a charming girl who stands before her with upraised 
 hands. 
 
 Oval wash drawing, tinted. 
 
 Size i6i by 13^ inches. Circa 1790, £15 15$ 
 
88 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 PART V. 
 
 Topographical ® Historical Engravings. 
 
 BERKSHIRE. 
 
 504 Eton. 
 
 Match between Eton and Westminster, rowed at Putney, Auj?. ist, 
 1843. The Eton winning by fourteen boats' length. 
 Very fine lithograph in colours b}' R. K. Thomas. 
 Size gf by 14^ inches, with margins. C. 1843. £6 68 
 
 505 View of the Thames at Streatley. 
 Caversham Bridge, near Reading. 
 
 Pair of very fine aquatints in colours by R. Havell after Wm. Havell. 
 Size 14 by 19^ inches, with margins. 181S The pair, £21 
 
 506 Windsor. 
 
 Most charming view of the Castle seen from the river, part of small 
 island with trees and horses, seen to right ; to left punt with fishermen. 
 Aquatint in colours by Paul Sandby. 
 .Size Tif by 18 inches. C. 1750. £2! 
 
 CHANNEL ISLANDS. 
 
 507 A New and Exact Chart of the Islands of Guernsey, Sercq, Herm, and Jethou. 
 
 General Chart of Guernsey, Jersey, vSercq, Hcrm, and Alderney. — Accurate 
 Chart of the Islands of Alderney and Buiiion, and also of the Caskets; by 
 N. Dobree: the set of three, double folio sire. 1746. £1 10s 
 
 DEVON. 
 
 50S Exeter. A True Plan of the City of Excester, Ich. Fairlove sur\-eyed, Jo. 
 Coles, sculpt., with small inset engravings in the border. 
 
 Size 22 by 17 inches. 
 
 Sold by Edward Score, Bookseller, over against the Guildhall. 
 Circa 1700. £1 10s 
 
 509 Exeter. An Original Impression of Jolin Rocjuc's very large and exceedingly 
 
 scarce Plan of the City of Exeter. 
 Size 45 by 29 inches. 
 
 Engraved by R. White. 1744. £5 5s 
 
 Surrounded by fine inset views of Exo Brid^fo. the CatlwKlral Church, Workhouse, 
 Gnildhall, Castle, City Hospital, Custom House. &c. 
 
 510 Plymouth. View of the Citadel of Plymouth. 
 
 Finely engraved by Chas. Mosley from a Drawing by Sandford Mace 
 (with two inset views) . 
 
 .Size 27 by 18 inches. i7.';7. I8s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Sti^et, London. W. 8y 
 
 DORSETSHIRE. 
 
 511 Weymouth: View of. 
 
 The town i» seen from across the bay. 
 
 Stipple engraving by P. W. Tomkins after J. T. Scrres. 
 
 Size 17 by 27? inches, with margins. 1803. 
 
 Fine oiK^n letter proof impression. £5 5s 
 
 .512 Weymouth Bay. 
 
 Belfield and Portland. 
 
 Wyke and Portland. 
 
 Pensylvania Castle, The Old Church, and Bow and Arrow Castle, Portland. 
 
 Set of four very tine aquatints in colour bv J. Bluck after I. W. Upham. 
 Size II by 15J inches, with margins. 1S21. The four plates, £24 
 
 DURHAM. 
 
 513 Forster (T.) Plan of the City of Durham, dedicated to Richard I^ord liishop 
 
 of Durham, the Dean, and Chapter, &c. 
 
 Size 28 by 19^ inches. 1754- ^* 
 
 ESSEX. 
 
 514 Chelmsford. A Perspective View of the County Town of, with the Judges* 
 
 Procession on the day of Entrance, attended by the High Sheriff aufl his 
 Officers. 
 
 Line by J. Ryland after D. Oj|borne. 
 
 Size 14?: by uil inches, with margins. 1762. £4 4s 
 
 515 View from Chigwell Row, Essex. 
 
 Aquatint in colours from a drawing by P. I. de Loutherbourg. 
 
 Size 9 by 12I inches, with margin. 1808. £6 6s 
 
 516 Colchester (The South East Prospect of). 
 
 Line engraving by Saml. and Nathl. Buck. 
 
 Size 12^- by 32 inches, with margins. 1741. £1 Is 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 
 517 Bristol — Rocque (John). 
 
 A Plan of the City of Bristol, surveyed and drawn by John Rocque. 
 engraved by John Pine on 4 large double folio sheets. 1743- ^^ ^^ 
 
90 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 (iloucester — continued. 
 
 518 Bristol. 
 
 Map of the Country 11 miles round the City of Bristol, delineated 
 from an Actual Survey by B. Ooun. 
 
 A very large circular engraving by R. Coffin of Bristol (mcasumig 
 35i by 35^ inches) , with inset Views of St. Vincent's Rocks, and the 
 Druidical Stones at Stanton Drew. 1769. £2 2s- 
 
 KENT. 
 
 519 Canterbury. 
 
 General View of the City of Canterbury, taken from the Scotland 
 Hills. 
 
 Lithograph in colours by Thos, Ashenden. 
 
 Size 13-I by 20-j inches, with margins. £2 1(K 
 
 520 Dover. 
 
 View of the Castle and Town of Dover, engraved by J. Mason, from 
 
 a Painting by Geo. Lambert. Fine impression (20-/ by 11 inches). 1762. 
 
 15/- 
 
 521 Romney Marsh — Cole (James). 
 
 The Description of Romney Marsh, Walland Marsh, Denge Marsli, 
 and Guildeforde Marsh, with the divisions of their Waterings, Breads, 
 Arms, Pinnocks, Bridges, and principal Gutts, etc. 
 
 A very large double folio sheet map (32^ by 24^ inches) , dedicated to 
 the Lords and other Proprietors of the Lands in these Levels. Circa 1760. 
 
 £1 5s 
 
 LANCASHIRE. 
 
 522 Liverpool. 
 
 View of Castle Street, Liverpool, from the etu! of High Street. 
 
 Aquatint by T. Malton after G. Perry. 
 
 Size 20} by 16} inches, with margins. 1792. £6 6* 
 
 523 A View of Castle Street, Liverpool, from the end of High vStreet. 
 
 View of Castle Street, Liverpool, from the upixT end of Pool Lane. 
 Pair of aquatints by F. Malton after G. Perry. 
 Size 2oi by i6i inches, with margins. 1792. 
 
 The pair, £14 10* 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, London, W. 91 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 <24 View of London. r o. ^^ i» 
 
 Panoramic View of London, also Interior and Exterior of St. 1 aul 9 
 Cathedral, References and Verses. 
 
 Very interesUng and early views engraved in line by D. Loggan, 
 D. King delin. 1658. ^^ ^^^ 
 
 Size 15I by i8i inches. 
 
 525 The Riot in Broad Street on the Seventh of June, 1780. 
 Line engraving by .las. Heath after Wheatley. 
 
 Size 17 by 2 ^i inches, with margins. 1790. fa liSf 
 
 Gordon'* ' nI vljy" Riots occasioned by the zaal of I.rd George Gordou J una 2-9. U80. 
 
 526 A View, near Albert Gate, with the Duke of Wellington on horseback 
 Aquatint by J. Harris after G. H. Laporte. 
 
 Size 16^ by 2o| inches, with margins. 1847. 
 
 i;27 Bloomsbury Square. 
 
 Very fine aquatint engraving by Pollard and Jukes after E. Day^es.^^ 
 
 Size 17^ by 22^ inches. 1787- 
 
 C28 A South View of Somerset House from Waterloo Bridge. 
 
 Somerset House is seen on the left bank of the river, Waterloo Bndge 
 in middle distance, with tall buildings of the City beyond; to left. St. 
 Paul's; barges, sailing boats, etc., m front. 
 
 Aquatint by J. C. Stadler after J. H. Shepherd. 
 
 Size 14 l.\v 19^ inches, with margins. 1817. 
 
 Very fine impression printed in colours. 
 
 •See Illustration, Plate No. XXXIIL) . £32 10s 
 
 529 A North=East View of the new General Post Office, with the Royal Mails 
 
 (and carts) preparing to start. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by H. Pyall after J. Pollard. 
 
 Size 15 by 23 inches, with margins. Circa 1820. £8 8s 
 
 530 The Royal Exchange. 
 
 Aquatint in brown by T. Malton. 
 
 Size i4i by 20 inches, with margins. 1781. ^^ *^* 
 
92 -MAGGS BROS., ;,4 v\- 35, Conduit Street, Loiulon, W. 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 5,1 Westminster Abbey (North=East View of). 
 
 Very decorative engraving, showing the Abbey in background, in front 
 hidies and gentlemen in picturestjue costume. 
 
 A(jnatint in colours. Pub. 1836 by Ackermann. 
 
 vSize 14 by iq:! inches, with margins. Brilliant impression. £24' 
 
 53 _• A View from the East End of the Brewery, Chiswell Street. 
 
 Exterior of brewery. Man putting fine horse into dray, to left man 
 pa.sses carrying ladder, to right group of men talking; in backgroimd dray, 
 men carrying .siicks. 
 
 Mezzotint by W. Ward after G, Garrard. 
 
 vSize i/A b\- 2I4 inches, with margins. 1792. £-4 4s 
 
 533 Set of Five Views of London seen from across the Thames. 
 
 Line engraving.s by and alter S. and N. Buck. 
 
 Size i2g by 32 inches, with margins. 1749. Five plates, £10 10s. 
 
 534 Kensington Gardens. 
 
 The East Front of Kensington Palace, with part of the Great Lawn. 
 
 A Distant View of Kensington Palace, with part of the Garden and 
 the Queens Temple as seen from the Serpentine River. 
 
 The pair of finely engraved plates (size 19 by 13^ inches) engraved by 
 Tinney from drawings bj' Highmore, 
 
 Circa 1760. £2 2s- 
 
 5.^0 Rocque (John) . 
 
 A Plan of the Palace, Gardens, and Town of Kensington. 
 
 vSize 19 by rsl inches. London. Circa 1760. £1 1$. 
 
 5^6 A View of St. James' Park. 
 
 Very charming little aquatint in colours by L. Guyot after Merigot. 
 Size 5^ by S inches, with margins. C. 1770. £12 12s- 
 
 JVIIDDLESEX. 
 
 537 View of the house of G. Drummond, including Stanmore Church and Harrow 
 in" the distance. 
 
 Lithograph in colours by J. O. Oldmeadow. 
 
 Size II I by i8i inches, with margins. C. iSoo. £3 3v 
 
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MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 93 
 
 NORFOLK. 
 s:sS Norwich. Blomefield (Francis) . 
 
 Plan of the City of Norwich, with many engiavings of Seals uf the 
 various Bishops and other Antiquities in the margin. 
 
 Size 32^ by 26^ inches. Pub. Sept. 29, 1746. £1 1* 
 
 Joinwl to it is the sliet't of Explanations and Eeterence^ to tiu'^ Kn;^ raving-. 
 
 OXFORD. 
 
 539 View of Peckwater Quadrangle. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colours by R. and I). Havell after H. O, NielL 
 vSize 17 1:)y 23 ^ inches, with margins. 1812. £9 9^ 
 
 540 A West View of Christ Church, Oxford. 
 
 Aquatint by F. C. Lewis after T. Taylor. 
 
 Size j6h by 23^ inches, with margins. :8o6. 
 
 Lettered proof impression. £4 4h 
 
 541 Bath. 
 
 SOMERSET. 
 
 An Actual Survey of the City of Bath, and of Five Miles Round, 
 wherein are laid down all the Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, Farms, Roads, 
 and all things worthy of observation. 
 
 Surveyed by Thos. Thorpe in the year 1742. 
 
 A vciy large circular map (measuring 40 by 40 inches) , with sub- 
 scribers* names in the margin. (174.}. £1 iOs 
 
 SUFFOLK. 
 
 542 Dunwich. Gardner (Thos.) . 
 
 A Plan exhibiting the Remains of the antient City of Dunwich, a.d. 
 15S7, also its River, part whereof is South wold Haven, with places of 
 note bordering thereon, with seven inset views roundf the border (size 28 
 by 2T-i inches) engraved by J. Wood from a drawing hv Jos. Kirby. 175V 
 
 £3 3s 
 
 Extremely scarce. This forms the frontii^pieco to (lardner"., lli.-,tory oi Dumvich. but 
 is very rarely found with tlie book. 
 
 SURREY. 
 
 543 Guildford. The South=West Prospect of Guildford in Surrey. 
 
 A brilliant impression of the very large and finel\- engraved 
 plate (size 53^ by i8^ inches) drawn and engraved bv John Harris and 
 published in 1738. £3 3s 
 
 Very scarce. In the border are views of the Castle, the Grammar School. Friarv, 
 Trinity Church, St. Mary's, St. Nicholas', Abbot's Hospital, &c. 
 
94 MAGGS BROS., .14 iv 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 
 
 Surrey — contimicd. 
 
 544 Twickenham. Strawberry Hill. 
 
 Interior of Horace Walix>le's house at Strawberry Hill. 
 Ver>' fine dramng in water-colours, showing the beautiful art treasures 
 and pictures. 
 
 Size 13^ by 12 inches. Circa 1800. £4 10$ 
 
 SUSSEX. 
 
 545 Brighton Chain Pier in a Storm. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by Geo. Hunt after S. J. E. Jones. 
 
 Size 8 by 16 inches, with margins. Circa 1790. £4 lOs 
 
 «;46 Brighton. 
 
 Flap for a Pier at Brighton, to be Sheltered by a Breakwater. By 
 Captain Frederick Jennings Thomas, R.N. 
 
 Large and fine view of the sea with shipping, the beach with small 
 boats, and coast-line to left. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by T. Sutherland after J. Cordwell. 
 
 Size i6f by 35 inches, with marg^ins. 182 1. £10 lOs 
 
 t^^T Chain Pier at Brighton during the late Tempest, 
 
 Aquatint by and after J. Bruce. 
 
 vSize 9 by 15I inches, with margins. 1824. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. £5 5s 
 
 WARWICKSHIRE. 
 S4S Birmingham (The South-West Prospect of). 
 
 Line engraving by S. and N. Buck. 
 
 vSize iii by 31^ inches, with margins. 1731. 
 
 Descriptive text and references below. £2 10s 
 
 WORCESTER. 
 549 Kidderminster. 
 
 An Exact Plan (size 29 by 23 inches) of Kidderminster surveyed by 
 John Doharty in 1753, in which the new streets are inserted as intended 
 to be built, with inseit engraving of Cupids unrolling a carjiet. 
 
 Ix>ndon. 1753. *5/- 
 
 YORKSHIRE. 
 55c Pontefract. 
 
 A Plan of Pontefract, surveyed and' draw-n by Paul Jollage in 1742, 
 finely engraved by John Pine, with inset views of New Hall, the Castle, 
 Market Cross, St. Giles' Chapel, Ruins of All Saints' Church. 
 
 Size 47 by 26 inches. Circa 1742. £1 10s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, W. 95 
 
 Yorkshire — continued. 
 
 551 Leeds. 
 
 The Prospects of the two most remarkable Towns in the North ot 
 England for the Clothing; Trade, viz.,, Leeds as it appears from Holl)eck 
 Road, and Wakefield as it api>ears from London Road, with small inset 
 map and views of Kirkstall and Fonntains Abbies, from a drawing by W. 
 Lod^e. Folio. Circa 1690. £1 8s 
 
 552 A South View of Scarborough. 
 
 Very charming and scarce aquatint bj- W. Green after J. Hornsey. 
 Size i6f by 22^ inches, with margins. Aquatint border roiind subject. 
 Briliiantly printed in colours. C. 1800. £31 lOs 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 553 Haddington (Prospect of the Town of) . 
 
 Line engraving in colours by J. van den Avele. 
 
 Size 10^ by 17 indies, with margins. Circa 1700. £2 2> 
 
 554 Perth (Prospect of ye Town of) . 
 
 Line engraving in colours by J. van den Avcfle. 
 
 Size 10^ by 17 inches, with margins, Circa 1700. £3 3* 
 
 555 Jedburgh Abbey. 
 
 Dryburgh Abbey and the Elden Hills. 
 
 Pair of decorative aquatints in colours by F. Jukes after C. Catton. 
 Size 15^ by 23! inches, with margins. 1793. The pair, £12 12s. 
 
 556 Ross (The Channery Town of) . 
 
 Line engraving in colours by J, van den Avele. 
 
 Size 10^ by 17 inches, with margins. Circa 1700. £2 2^ 
 
 557 Stirling (Prospect of the Town of, from the East). 
 
 Line engraving in colours by J. van den Avele. 
 
 Size loi by 17 inches, with margins. Circa 1700. £2 10s 
 
 558 View of Dunkeld. 
 Glen of the Trosacks. 
 View on the Clyde. 
 
 Three very fine aquatints in brown by C. Turner after H. W. WiUiams. 
 Size 2o4 by 25^ inches, with margins. 181 3. The 3 plates, £9 9s 
 
 559 Travelling in the Highlands. 
 Travelling in the Lowlands. 
 
 Pair of aquatints in colours by and after J. Clarke. 
 
 Size 7h bv TO inrhet;. with marcrinQ tRtR "TVi.-. nnir -CO <?c 
 
f,b MAGGvS BROS., .;4 ^S: ;,5. Conduit Street, London. W. 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 560 A View of Belfast, etc., from the Banks 0! the Lagan. ' 
 
 Charming aquatint by F. Jukes after T. Thompson. 
 
 Size iS by 22.^ inches, with margins. 1805. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. £27 10s 
 
 561 Dublin. Taken near the Four Courts. 
 
 \'ery fine aquatint, printed in colours by R. Havell and Son after 
 T. S. Roberts. 
 
 Size 17 by 23£- inches, with margins. C. iSoo. 
 
 (See Illustration. Plate No. XXXIV.) . £42 
 
 cba View of the Post Office in Sackville Street, Dublin. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by Robt. Havell and Son. 
 
 Size 17A by 2ii inches, with margins. 1824. 
 
 Lettered proof impression. £17 178 
 
 563 Dargle. County of Wicklow. 
 
 A romantic glen forming part of Powers-court Demesne and situated 
 ten miles from Dublin. This view is taken near the Moss-house, which 
 appears on the rising ground to the right. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colours by Sutherland after T. Santell Roberts. 
 
 Size 15$ by 2 if inches, with margins. 1803. £21 
 
 56J View in the Dargle. 
 
 Aquatint in colours. Published by Laurie and Whittle. 
 
 Size 111 by 14^ inches, with margins. 1799. £2 2s 
 
 563 Wexford. 
 
 View of the City of Wexford. 
 
 Magnificent view showing the town and coiintry beyond from across 
 the water. 
 
 Aquatint by R. Smart and T. Sutherland after Capt. H. Mitchell. 
 
 Size 22 by 47 j inches, with margins. 1820. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. £25 
 
 WALES 
 
 566 Llanroost Bridge, Merionethshire. 
 Pont Aberglaslyn. 
 
 Pair of \ery decorative aquatints in colours by B. Comte and King after 
 Laporte. 
 
 Size i5i by 22 inches, with margins. 1812. The pair, £9 9s 
 
Plate XXXIV 
 
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98 MAGGS BROS., :,4 & 35, Conduit Street, London, 
 
 ,S75 Brest. 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 Vue Gen^rale du Port de Brest. Prise du Pare aux Vivres, 
 
 Very line aquatint in colours by and after Garneney. 
 
 Size i2r by iS inches, with margins. C. 1780. £10 10s 
 
 576 Paris. 
 
 1 ere Vue de Paris Prise du Pont Royal. 
 
 Very fine and decorative view showing the river with barges, rafts, 
 etc., men and women in picturesque costume on the banks, bridge and 
 buildings in distance. 
 
 Engraved by Janinet after De Marchy. 
 
 Size i5f by 24} inches, with inscription margin. C. 1790. 
 
 Finely printed in colours. £42 
 
 577 Vue Perspective du Champ de Mars jour de serment Civique pro- 
 nonce par la Nation francoise assemblee ^ Paris le 14 Jllet, 1790. 
 Coloured aquatint engraving by J. B. Chapuy after Le Roi. 
 Size 14 by 2i2 inches, with margins. 1790. £6 6s 
 
 5 78 Versailles. 
 
 Vue et Perspective, du Chateau de Versailles. 
 vSeries of 6 views; line engravings by P. Menant. 
 
 Size 12'r by 22it inches, with margins. Circa 1760. 
 
 The series, £5 5s 
 
 GERMANY. 
 
 579 Panorame de Coblence et de ses Environs; Pris sur la hauteur de Pfaffcndorf. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by Rodolph Bodmer after Chas. Bodmer. 
 
 »Siz^ 5^ by 41 2 inches, with margins. C. 1790. £5 5s 
 
 .580 Dresden. 
 
 Vue de Dresde prise de la Partie Occidentale de la Ville<-neuve. 
 
 A(]uatint in colours Ijv Hammer after Thormeier. 
 
 Size 14^ b}' 20.1 inches, witli margins. C. 1790. £12 128 
 
 581 — Vue de Dresde Prise au Jardin de BriihI. 
 
 Aquatint in colours " Chez Ernst Arnold." 
 
 Size 10 by 15 inches, with margins. C. 1790. £5 5s 
 
 ^^82 Heidelberj?. 
 
 View 01' the town seen from high ground, winding river to right, castle 
 liehind two large trees to left, mountains in di.stance. 
 \'erv fine aquatint in colours by J. J. Struat, 
 Size 16^- by 21 inches, with margins. Circa 1790. £8 8s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 ^ 35, Conduit Street, London. 99 
 
 Germany — caniinued. 
 
 583 NEUDOHFF. 
 
 Perspective de la Facade de la Roiale Eglise Catolique, avec une part 
 du Palais de S. M. et des Environs de Neudorff sur L'Elbe, tir6e du Jardin 
 de. S. E. Mge. Le Comte d^ Bruhl, Le Pre. Ministre. 
 
 Engraved by Canaletto. 
 
 Size i8i by 32^ inches, with margins. 1748. £2 2* 
 
 HOLLAND. 
 
 584 Amsterdam. 
 
 A General View of the City of Amsterdam from the Tye. 
 
 Line engraving in colours by T. Bowles after P. Van Ryne. 
 
 Size 9 by 15^ inches, with margins. C. 1750. £1 Is 
 
 585 The Hague. 
 
 A Front View of the Prince of Orange's House in the Wood near the 
 Hague. 
 
 Line engraving in colours. 
 Published by Robt. Sayer. 
 
 Size g^ by 15 inches, with margins. C. 1750. £1 I* 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 586 Florence. 
 
 Series of 7 views of the City, engraved in line by J. Tocchi. 
 
 Size i8t by 26 inches, wdth raargi;is. C. 1738. The series, £7 7v 
 
 Giovanni Baptista Piranesi. 
 
 587 Rome. 
 
 View of the Arch of Constantine and of the Amphitheatre Flavio. 
 
 " Veduta dell' arco di Constantino, e DcU' anfiteatro Flavio detto il 
 Colosseo." 
 
 Size 16 by 2ii inches, with large margins. £2 2 
 
 588 View of the Roman Capitol, with Flight of Steps leading to the Church of 
 
 AraceJi. 
 
 " Veduta del Romano ca.mpidoglio con scalinata chc la alia Chiesa 
 D'Araceli." 
 
 vSize 15! by 2 if inches. , £3 3* 
 
 589 View of the Column " Trajana." 
 
 " Colonna Trajana." 
 
loo :MAGG.S pros., .vi ^- 35, Conduit Street, Loudon. 
 
 Italy — conliiiiad. 
 
 Giovanni Baptista Pironesi — iOiiiinKcd. 
 
 500 View of the '" Canipo Vaccino." 
 
 " \'edula di Campo Vaccino." 
 
 Size 16I by 21 'i inches, with margins. £2 2s 
 
 591 The Exterior of the Temple of the Sibyl in Tivoli. 
 
 *' Vcdnta del tenipio delhi Sibilla in Tivoli." 
 
 Size 16:? l)y 25 inches, with margins. £3 3s 
 
 592 The Flavio Amphitheatre, showing the Coliseum. 
 
 " Veduta dell' Anfitcatro Flavio detto il Colosseo." 
 
 vSize iq5 by 28 inches, with margins. £5 5s 
 
 503 View of the ' Campo Vaccino." 
 
 " Veduta del Campo Vaccino." 
 
 Size i8r by 27I inches, with margins. £2 2s 
 
 5v4 View of the Pantheon of Agrippa. 
 
 ■' Veduta del Pantheon d'Agrippa oggi chiesa di S. Maria ad 
 :\Iartyres." 
 
 Size iS\ by 27 inciies, with margins. £'1 4s 
 
 395 View of the Interior of the Pantheon. 
 
 " Veduta interna del Panteon." 
 
 .Size i8't by 22-g inches, with large margins. £3 3s 
 
 596 View of the Exterior of the Vatican. 
 
 " Veduta delT insigne Basilica Vaticana coll 'am])io Portico, e Piazza 
 adjacente." 
 
 vSize 17=] by 27^j inches, with margins. £3 3s 
 
 597 Another View of the Exterior of the Vatican. 
 
 " ^'eduta della Basilica, e Piazza di vS. Pietro in \'aticano." 
 
 Size 15 l)y 21 1 inches, with margins. £1 Is 
 
 SqS View of the Interior of St. Peter's. 
 
 " Veduta interna della Basilica di S. Pietro " 
 
 vSize 19 by 26.« inches, with margins. £3 3s 
 
.MAGGS BROS., 34 &: .-^,5, Conduit vStreet, London, loi 
 
 PORTUGAL. 
 
 JOHN CLEVELEY (1745-17S6). 
 
 .599 Collection of 10 Water=Colour drawings of Portugal, i.e. 
 
 Cintra. Size 13^ by 19 inches. 
 
 Cintra with Royal Palace. vSize i4t by 20^ inches. 
 
 Roman Aquaduct, near Lisbon. Size 13 by 19 inches. 
 
 Roman Aquaduct at Ijsbon. vSize i2f by iSj inches. 
 
 Braganza Shore. South of Lisbon. Size 14! b}- 19 inches. 
 
 Boats ni the Tagus (2 Views) . Size loj by i4t inches. 
 
 Bar of Lisbon. Size iir{- by i6t inches. 
 
 The Actaeon on Shore on the bar of Lisbon. vSize 14 by i<S inches. 
 
 View of Mountains near Lisbon. Size 12 by 16;} inches. 
 
 All except the last mentioned signed by the Artist, and one dated 1775 
 and two 1777. The Collection, £27 lo's 
 
 John Clevoley, an English Marine paintei', was born in London about I'Vi. lie studiLul 
 Water-Colour painting under I'aul Sandley afterwards he Ijecame a driiuglitsman in 
 the Xa\T, and in 177i accompanied Capt. Phipps (afterwards Lord Mulgrave) in hit; 
 voyage of discovery to the Arctic Regions. He also went with Sir ,Tosei>h Bank^ td 
 Iceland. Was an exhibitor in the RoyaH Academy from 1770 till 1786. 
 
 RUSSL4. 
 
 600 Set of four very fine Aquatints in Colour descriptive of Russian sleighing 
 
 Scenes. 
 
 Engraved by P. L. Debucour after M. F. Dainanie de Martrait, 
 
 Size i5t by 19 inches, with margins. Circa 1S15. The Set, £16 16s 
 Isvoschtschik en IJepos. Kibitki D'lliver. 
 
 Isvoschtschik en Course. Traineau d'un Particulier. 
 
 601 St. Petersburg. ' 
 
 The town is seen across the river from above a fort, numerous sliips. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colour. 
 
 vSize i8t by 28:1- inches, witli margins. vSe Vend a \^ierre chez Artaria 
 & Compag. Circa 1820. £6 6s 
 
 ■6^2 Cossack of 7th Squadron of reserve of the Cossacks of the Black Sea. 
 
 Winter scene at edge of forest. On horseback, uniform, spear. 
 
 Officer and non-commissioned officer of light battery of Cossacks of the 
 Guard of the Dow. 
 
 On horseback crossing a stream, soldiers following tin-ough defile 
 Pair of litlios in colours, size 13-3 by 10 inclies, with margins, with 
 inscriptions in French and Russian. Circa 1820. The Two, £1 10s 
 
ro2 MAGGS BROS.. 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, 
 
 Russia — continued. 
 
 603 Conflagration of Moscow, seen from the Kremlin. On the Entrance of the 
 
 French Army the 14th of September, 181 2. 
 Aquatint in colours by John Vendramini. 
 vSize 13^ by igl inches, with margins. 1S12. £4 lOs- 
 
 SWITZERLAND. 
 
 604 Berne. 
 
 Vue de la Ville de Berne, prise depuis de I'Engc. 
 
 Aquatint in colours b}'' T. Sperli after U. Burri. 
 
 Size 9i by 14 inches, with margins. C. 1790. £3 3s- 
 
 605 Geneve et le Mont Blanc, Sortie dii Rhone du Lac de Geneve. 
 
 Yen,' fine aquatint by Himely after J. Du Bois. 
 
 vSize I'f by 23^ inches, with margins. Circa i8oo. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. £12 12s 
 
 606 The Falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen. 
 
 Aquatint in colours. 
 
 Size II by t6A inches, witli margins. 1S17. 
 
 Brilliant impression. Proof before letters. £5 5s 
 
 607 Falls of Schaffhausen. 
 
 Water-colour drawing by Kip. 
 
 vSize I Si by 27 inches. £3 3s 
 
 608 Panorama de la Chaine du Montblanc depuis la Flegere. . 
 
 Aquatint by and after G. Dikenmann. 
 
 vSize 6| by 26I inches, with margins. Circa 1800. 
 
 Printed in colours. # £5 5s 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 609 Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Set of 4 very fine aquatints in colour of African Scenery, etc., by 
 L. Portman after Chev. Howen and J. Smies. 
 
 Size 12 by i6i inches, with margins. Circa 1810. 
 
 T. View of a Kaffir Village. 
 
 II. Kaffirs Travelling. 
 
 III. View of Fort Frederick and further Militar.y Establishment at 
 
 Algoa Bay. 
 
 IV. Meeting in 1803 between General Janssens, Governor of the Cape 
 
 of Good Hope, and Gaika, the Kaffir Chief. 
 
 ITieSet, £12 I8s 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. 103 
 
 Africa — continued. 
 '610 Algiers, City of. 
 
 Large lithograph engraving in colours by Danid Havell al'tcr 
 C. Rumker. 
 
 Size rjl by 23! inches, with margins. 1816. £3 3s 
 
 '611 Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Wreck of the Waterloo Convict Ship, Cape oi Good Hope, 28th August. 
 1842. 
 
 Lithograph by Hutchins after *' Capt. Hext, 4th the Kings Own Regi- 
 ment," 
 
 Size 8t by iij inches, with margins. 1842. The two, £3 10s 
 
 Witli an original, drawin;? of the same in colours. 
 
 61 c A View of the Island of Saint Helena. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colours by E. Orme after G. H. Bellasis. 
 
 vSize 20 by 26 inches, witli margins. 1S06. £8 10s 
 
 613 A View of the Island of St. Helena, with two small views " Fairy Land, a 
 
 View from the Island," and " The Friar's Rock, with a View from the 
 Island." 
 
 Aquatint in colours by E. Orme after G. H. Bellasis. 
 
 Size 17 by 25^ inches, with inscription margin. tSo6. 
 
 Brilliant impression. £9 9s 
 
 614 Fernando Po island. View of Clarence Cove. 
 
 In front sea and ships, liouscs and trees on Adelaide Islands, and 
 Clarence Peak in background. 
 
 Very fine aquatint in colours by Rosenburg after W. J. Huggins. 
 
 vSize I5t by 21 inclics, with margins. 1S33. £4 10s 
 
 AMERICA. 
 
 615 Six very fine line engravings, from designs ])y Governor Pownal, painted h> 
 
 Paul Sandbv and engraved by the latter and also James Peak, William 
 Elliot and Peter Benazech. 
 
 Size 14^ bj' 21 inches, ^\ith margins. Circa 1780. £24 
 
 1. View in Hudson's IJiver of the Entrance of what is oalie<l tho Topan Sea. 
 
 2. Views of the Falls on the Passaick. 
 
 3. A A^iew in Hudson's Eiver of rakcp-^y and the Catts Kill Mountains. 
 
 4. View of the Great Cohoes Fall, on the Mohawk Kiver. 
 
 .5. Design to represent tlie beginning and comi)fletion of an American Settlement or Farm. 
 6. Vie^v of Bethlom. the Oreat Moravian Settlement in the Province of Pennsylvania. 
 
I04 MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London, 
 
 America — conlinued. 
 
 br6 Boston. 
 
 A Plan of the Battle on Bunker's Hill. Fought on the 17th of June,^ 
 1775- ^^y ^" Officer on the spot. Showing the position of the American 
 Forces and Line of Retreat. Also the position of the British Troops, with 
 the Men-of-war, Transports, etc. 
 
 Letterpress under. " The following Description of the Action near 
 Boston, on the 17th of June is taken from a letter written by General Bur- 
 goyne to his nephew, Lord Stanley." 
 
 On I sheet, size 19 by 131 inches. 1775. £8 8s 
 
 617 Chesapeake and Shannon. 
 
 Print of the most superb Silver Plateau " . . . . commemorative of the 
 noble and unparalleled skill and courage displayed by Capt. Sir P. B. V. 
 Broke in the boarding and capture of the American frigate the Chesapeake. 
 The centre .... presents the grand and imposing spectacle of the action," 
 etc., etc. 
 
 Aquatint in brown. Henry Meyer Execudit. 
 
 .Size 15.1 by isk inches, with maigins. 1816. £•} 10 
 
 61S Charlestown. 
 
 A View of Charlestown, the Capital of vSouth Carolina, in North 
 America. 
 
 Line by C. Canot after T. Mellish. 
 
 Size 13! by 2oi inches, with margins. C". 1760. £31 10 
 
 hiq New York Hamm och Pedd Fran Brooklyn pa Longisland. 
 
 ViQW of the town seen across the harbour with, shipping. 
 
 -Aquatint by A. Krell after Klinckowstroin. 
 
 Size 8v by gf inches, with margins. Circa 1830. £14 14s 
 
 O20 New York. Taken from the ^;orth West Angle of Fort Columbus, Governors 
 Island. 
 
 Large and very picturesque aquatint by Henry Pappriil after F. Gather- 
 wood. 
 
 Size i6y by 26I inches, with margins. C. 1840. 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 (See iLLUSTR.vnoN, Pj..\te XXXV.) . £84 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit Street, Loudon, 105 
 
 America — continued. 
 
 621 The Steamship " Milwaukie." 
 
 " Bound up Lake Erie, passing the Light House at Buffalo." 
 Aquatint in colours by W. J. Bennett after J. C. Miller. 
 
 Size i4t by 21 inches, with margins 1838. £10 10s 
 
 622 Pennsylvania. 
 
 A View of Bethlehem, on.; of the Brethrens' Principal Settiennnts in 
 Pennsylvauia. 
 
 Line by S. Noual after N. Garrison. 
 
 Size II V by ir^ inches, with margins. C. 1760. £10 IO5 
 
 BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 623 Falls of Niagara. Very fine View of the Falls, showing a picnic party. 
 
 Aquatint in colours by and after W. J. Bennett. 
 
 vSize iQ£ by 24^ inches, with margins. Circa 1830. £7 7s 
 
 624 The St. Lawrence River. 
 Niagara Falls (two Views) . 
 
 Three very charming water-colour drawings by Major Henry Davis. 
 Size 12 2 by 19 inches. Circa 1820. The throe, £9 9s 
 
 625 St. Lawrence. 
 
 A View of the Pierced Island, a remarkable Rock in the Gulf of .St. 
 LawTence, two leai^ues to the southward of Gaspee Bay. 
 Line by P. Canot after Capt. Hervey Smith. 
 Size 13 by 2oi inches, with margins. C. 1760. £9 9s 
 
 626 Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 1. The Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia. As ajipears 
 from George Island looking up to the JCing's Yard and Bason. 
 
 2. The Church of St. Paul and the Parade at Halifax, 
 
 3. The Governor's House and St. Mather's Meeting House in Holies 
 Street, also looking up George Street, shows part of the Parade an.d Citadel 
 Hill at Halifax. 
 
 4. Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia looking down 
 Prince .Street to the opposite shore, shows the Eastern Battery, George and 
 Cornwallis Islands, Thnm Cap, etc., to the vSca off Chebucto Head. 
 
 .Series of four line engravings by Jas. Mason, Aveline and Fougeron, 
 after Serres. 
 
 .Size 13 by 19! inches, with margins. 1777. vSet of four, £42 lOs 
 
io6 MAGGS BROvS.. :,4 6v- 35, Conduit Street, Lon Ion, 
 
 British North America — coniiiiucd. 
 
 627 Montreal (An East View of). 
 
 Line by P. Canot after Thos. Patten. 
 
 Size 12.1 by 20 inches, with margins. Circa 1700. £15 15* 
 
 Fine impression. Eefereiices to the places ot intcro^t under. 
 
 62S Quebec. 
 
 City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada. Taken partly from Pointe 
 des Peres and partly on board the Vanguard ^lan of War. 
 
 Line engraving by P. Benazech after Capt. Hervey Smyth. 
 
 vSize 14^ by 20? inches, with margins. Circa 1760. £14 14s- 
 
 629 A Plan of Quebec. 
 
 Also small insets of " The Port and Environs of Quebec as it was when 
 attacked by the English " and " A Draught of Part of the River St. 
 Laurence." 
 
 Plan in coloin's, also historical note, references. 
 
 Published 1759 by E. Oakley. £10 10s 
 
 630 A View of Cape Houge or Carouge. Nine Miles above the City of Quebec 
 
 on the North shore of the River St. Lawrence. From this place 1,500 
 chosen Troops at the break of day fell down tlie River on the Ebb of Tide 
 to the place of Landing, 1759. 
 
 lyine engraving by Peter Mazell. Drawn on the spot l\v Capt. Hervey 
 Smyth. 
 
 Size 14I by 20't inches, with margins. Circa 17C10. £10 10s 
 
 631 An Authentic Plan of the River St. Lawrence from vSillery to the Fall of 
 
 Montmorenci : with the operations of the Siege of Quebec, 1759. 
 
 Plan in colours, with small insets, " Part of the L^pper River of St. 
 Lawrence " and A View of the Action gained by the English near Quebec, 
 1759- £4 4» 
 
 632 A View of the Fall of Montmorenci and the Attack made by General Wolfe 
 
 on the French Intrenchments near Beauport, with the Grenadiers of the 
 Army, July 31, 1759. 
 
 Line by Wm. Elliot after Capt. Hervey Smyth, 
 
 vSize 13.1 by 20:i inches, with margins. 1760. £S Ss- 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, Ivondoii, lor 
 
 British North America — continued. 
 
 633 Newfoundland. 
 
 St. John's. View of the Town and Harbour. Taken from Signal- 
 Hill. 
 
 Aquatint by H. Pyall after W. Eagar. 
 
 Size 15-f by 22! inches, with niargin.s. 1831. 
 
 Printed with blue tints. £10 10s 
 
 634 St. John's. 
 
 A View of St. John's, upon the River Sorell, in Canada, with the 
 Redoubts, W^orks, etc. 
 
 Taken m the year 1776, during the late War in America. 
 
 Line engraving. 
 
 Size 7t b}- j6 inches, with margins. 1780. £4 4s 
 
 635 The British and French Dominions in North America. Particularly shewing 
 
 tlie French Encroachments through all the Briti&li Plantations from Nova 
 Scotia down to the Gulf of Mexico. 
 
 Under a short Narrative of the PYench Encroachments upon the British 
 Territories in North America. 
 
 Map in colours. C. 1770. Printed for T. and John Bowles. £1 5s 
 
 SOUTH AMERICA AND WEST INDIES. 
 
 636 Plan of Cartagena. 
 
 Drawn in water-colours on vellum after Johannes Baptista (15S6) . 
 Size 26 by 37 inches. C. 1700. £2 lOvS 
 
 With inscription : — 
 
 " This Town of Cartagena wias taken the 11th of lobruary, 1586, by the number of 900 
 men nnder the Conduction of Captain Christopher Carleil and the rest of the principal 
 Officers in the Woh Town. We gott some 80 pieces of Bra~s Ordmmce." 
 
 637 Chili. 
 
 A Series of Five Panoramic Views of Sant Jago. 
 
 The views were taken from Santa Lucia, a rock rising forty or fifty feet 
 above tlie houses on the east side of the city. They comprehend a view 
 of the whole of the surrounding country. 
 
 Drawn on stone by A. Aglio after drawings by the Hon. Capt. Wm. 
 Waldegrave. 
 
loS MACii'.S lU^OS., ,4 & .^5, Conduit Street, London, 
 
 South America and West Indies — confinucd. 
 
 630 Lima. 
 
 Vista de la Cindad de Lima desde las inmediaciones de la Plaza de ios 
 Toros. 
 
 Aquatint in l)n)\\n. Size 13} by iQi inches, with niars.Tins. C. iSoo. 
 
 £1 Is 
 
 639 West Indies. — Sugar Industry. 
 
 vScries of six very interesting aciuatints in colour, all brilliant inii)rcs- 
 sions. 
 
 vSize 0! by 13V inches, with margins. C". 1800. The set, £24 10s 
 
 Iloelins; a Caue I'iec*. A Mill Yard. 
 
 Pdantiiij,' the Sugar Cane. Interior of a B(nliiiH; House. 
 
 Cutting the Sugar Cane. Shipping Sugar. 
 
 040 Havana. 
 
 View of Moro Castle and City of Havana from Sea. 
 
 View of Moro Castle taken within the entrance of the Harbour. 
 
 Line engravings by P. C. Canot after a drawing made on the spt^t l)y 
 an Officer. 
 
 Size of engraved surface S'i by 16 inches, with margins. 1818. 
 
 The pair, £1 Is 
 
 641 Prospect of Moro Castle, taken within the Entrance to the Harbour. 
 
 Line engraving b>- P. C. Canot after a drawing made on the si>ot bv an 
 Officer. 
 
 vSize of engraved surface 81 by 16 inches, with margins. iSiS. 10s 6d 
 
 AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, AND SOUTH SEAS. 
 
 A42 Expedition to North West Australia, 1855, conducted by Mr. A. Gregory 
 and Thomas Baines. 
 
 vScries of four very fine Oil Paintings of scenes during the ])rogre.ss 
 of the Expedition, 1855-6. 
 
 Taken from the original sketches made in Au.stralia and ]iainted by 
 Thos. Baines when in England, 186S. 
 
 Size of canva.=ses, 18 by 26 inches. All signed by the Artist. 
 
 The four, £36 15s 
 TiiscviiWions on ibaok.s of pictures : — 
 
 I. Watering Partj of the Xorth Australian Kxperlition under a ilunip of Pandanus at 
 Quail Island. Patorson's Bay, l.at. 12.3:i Sth T.on. l.^rt. 17 E. Septr. 9 !&">. T. 
 Baines. 
 
 II. The Baines L'iver and its Side Cliannel ju-t above Curiosity Peak, Victoria River, 
 North Australia : tii>l vi<iled by the artist and Bowman. Ded. 7. 1885. T. Baines, 
 Tiondon, June, 1868. 
 
 ITT. Stainpo<1fi of t])(\ Pack Horses on starting for the Tnterior of .-Vustralia from Main 
 
 Camp on the Victoria River. Jany. 1st, 185B. T. Baines. London, Juno 1868. 
 IV. Gouty Stem Tree " Adansonia Gregorii." 58 feet circximference, near a' creek S.E. of 
 
MAGGS LROS., 34 & 35, Conduit Street, London. log- 
 
 Australia, New Zealand, and South Seas — continued. 
 
 Stokes Eango, Victoria Eiver. North Auiitralia. Sketclied Thur-day, Jaiiy. 10, 18.")t;, 
 bv T. Baines, Artist to the Expedition, painted in Jx)ndon. June, 1868. 
 THOMAS BAINES (1B22-1875). Avtist and Explorer. From 1848-51 accompanied the- 
 British Army in the Kaffir War as am artist. In 1855 joined an -expedition which was 
 appointed under Mr. A. Gregory to explore Nortli West Australia. His energy and 
 skill during this .appointment secuied him the spi'cial thanks of the Colonial Govern- 
 ment. &c. 
 
 Diet, of Nat. Biog-., Vol. II. 
 
 (m Melbourne. 
 
 Street, Scene, Vehicles and Pedestrians. 
 
 Lithograph by E. Gilks. 
 
 Size 8 by 13^ indies. 1S52. lOs M 
 
 644 New South Wales. 
 
 South West yiew of Parramatta. 
 
 Line engraving, published by Whittle and Laurie. 1814. 
 
 Size lol by i6.t inches, with margins. 
 
 Very rare plate and in perfect condition. £9 9s- 
 
 6!\s View of Sydney in New South Wales. Taken from lic-ll-mount. 
 
 Line engraving. Pub. by Laurie and Whitiie. 
 
 Size iiVt bj- i~\ inches, with margins. 1814. £4 'Is 
 
 6<:l6 City and Harbour of Sydney, New South Wales, 1860. 
 
 From the heights above Vaticluse. 
 
 Large and fine view. Coloured lithograph engraving by C. Risden 
 after Peacock. 
 
 Size 27 b\' 33i inches, with margins. 1861. £7 7s 
 
 647 Van Diemen's Land, Very Early Survey of, 
 
 Chart of Van Diemen's Land from the best Authorities and from 
 Actual Surve3's and Measurements, by Thomas Scott, Assistant Surve\-or 
 General of Lands in the Island. Most respectfulh- dedicated to lus honour 
 Wm. Sorreli, Esq., Lieut. -Governor of Van Diemen's Land, etc. 
 
 Very large map, size 36 by 24:j inches, with margins. 
 
 Engraved by Charges Thomson, of Edinburgli, from the original surve\- 
 brought home bv Captain Dixon, of the Ship Skelton, of Whitbv, 1824. 
 
 PubHshed 1824. ' £4 4s 
 
 This map contains table of references, giving names of the principal Grants and 
 Owners, with positions on the Map Also the distances from Ilobart Town to tlio 
 various towns. Some verv interesting remarks are printed on the map, i.e. :- - 
 
 MACQUAmE HAEBOUR. ' 
 
 ■' The Convicts are transported from Hobart Town to this place. The Settlement is 
 upon Sarahs Island, near the upper end of the Harbour. There is a Lieut, 
 stationecl there as Commandant. Two small Vessels aro added to the Establishment 
 
 (Continued over') 
 
no 3IAGGS BROvS., 34 & 35, Conduit vStrcct, Loudon, 
 
 Australia, New Zealand, and South Seas — continued. 
 Van Diemen's Land — continued. 
 
 to carry i>rovisions and prisoners t& the Settlement. Small vo^^els only can crosff 
 the bar at the Moiith. 
 "The I'assage across from Macquarie Harbour to the Derwent is not yet practicable. 
 
 "Several of the runaway Convicts from the latter place in attemjjting to reach the 
 Derwent have died on the road, another party after havinjj killed one of their 
 comrades to preserve their own lives Avere obliged to return and gave themselves 
 lip to the Commandment." Etc., etc. 
 
 The North North-West of the Island is marked: " TJIJS PAKT OF THE COUXTUY 
 IS UNKNOWN." 
 
 " P.S. — It was the Intention of the Colonial Tlovernmcnt to make a Survey of the 
 North-Western parts of Van Diemen's Land in the Summer, between 1823 and 
 182-1, say the months of November, December, and January. A vessel was also 
 to l>e despatchetl to co-oi>erate with the l/and Expedition on that part of the 
 Coast." Etc. 
 
 ■64S Victoria. 
 
 Series of 5 lithographs by N. Chevalier. 
 
 Size 8i by ni inches, with margins. 1S63. The set, 15s 
 
 Agnes Eiver, Corner Inlet, Oiipps Land. 
 McAlister Valley, Ciipps Land. 
 West Side of ilt. Arapiles. 
 Mitchell River. 
 Wentworth IJiver. 
 
 649 View of Huaheiue, in the Society Islands. 
 
 Showing natives, village, canoes, and shi])ping, mountain in back- 
 ground. 
 View of Owhylee, one of the Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Showing an attack by Natives on vSeamen, men firing from boats, 
 two liritish Men of War Sliips bom])arding the village, etc., juimerous 
 canoes, high mountains in background. 
 View of Charlotte Sound, in New Zealand. 
 
 vSliowing ships, canoes, natives, villages, etc. 
 View of Morea, one of the Friendly Islands. 
 
 Showing shii)S, carjoes, natives, village, mountains in background. 
 Set of four large and very fine aquatint engravings by F. Jukes from 
 drawings made on the spot 1)y J. Cleveley. 
 
 Size 19 by 24! inches, with margins. 1787-8. 
 
 Printed in colours. The set, £20 
 
MAGGS BROS., 34 & 35. Conduit vStreet. London, in 
 
 Australia, New Zealand, and South Se?.s—contirmed. 
 
 650 South Sea Islands, etc. Vide Cook's last Voyage, Vols. 2 and 3. 
 
 View in the Island of Cracatoa. 
 The Plantain Tree in the Island of Cracatoa. 
 The Fan Palm in the Island of Cracatoa. 
 View of the Harbour of Taloo in the Islands of Eimeo. 
 View in Macao. 
 
 View in Macao, including the residence of Camoens when he wrote his 
 Lusiad. 
 
 Series of six aquatints in colours by J. Webber. 
 
 Size III b}- 16^ inches, with margins. 1789. The set, £3 3s 
 
 651 Otaheite. 
 
 Cession of the District of Matavai in the Islands of Otaheite to Capt. 
 James Wilson, for the use of the Missionaries. 
 
 Europeans and natives grouped around a chief who is addressing them, 
 high hills in background. 
 
 vStipple engraving by Bartolozzi after R. Sinirke, R.A. 
 
 vSize 24 by 31 inches, with margins. 1S03. £3 10s 
 
 052 The Mutineers turning Lieut. Bligh and Part of the Officers and Crew adrift 
 from H. M.S. the " Bounty." 
 
 Aquatint by and after R. Dodd. 
 
 vSize i6t by 23 inches, with margins. 1790. £9 9s 
 
 6,53 Cook (Captain) . The Death of. 
 
 vStanding by the seashore, being stabbed in the back by a savage, 
 numerous natives in conflict with English, boat to left. 
 
 Large and fine engraving, the figures by Bartolozzi, landscape by 
 Byrne after J. Webber. 
 
 vSizc 19 by 24 inches, large margin. 1784. £2 2s 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 654 Colonel Mordaunt's Cock Match. At Lucknow in the Province of Oude in 
 the Year 1786 at whicli were present several high and distinguished 
 Personages. 
 
 Mezzotint by R. Earloni after J. Zoffany. 
 
 Size 18^ b}' 26J- inches, with large margins. 1792. 
 
 Brilliant open letter proof impression with the scarce keyplate. £42 
 
' „3 MAGGS BROS.. U cv 35. Conduit Street, Lon<lon, 
 
 ' l::^U;;^^::^HyderbecU to Calcutta. Fron. the Vi.ier of Qua. b. t.e .a> 
 
 Mc/zotint bv R. Earlom after J. Zoffany. 
 
 Size 19 by 26 inches, with large untrinnned margins, i.^oo. ^^^^ ^^ 
 
 Brilliant open letter proof. 
 
 \ 
 
 ' 556 Ditto. Another in.pression. Brilliant proof before all letters. Wjtl 
 
 ^ nntrinnned nun-gins and with the rare key plate. 
 
 (.5- The Assault and Taking of Seringapatam on the 4th of May, 1799. 
 I ' The Surrender of Two Sons of Tippoo Siiltaun. 
 
 The Last Effort and Fall of Tippoo Sultaun. 
 ''''*' Ihe Body of Tippoo Sultaun Recognised by his Family. 
 
 Series of 4 stipples by A. Cardon after H. Singleton. 
 
 Size 18I by 25^ inches, with margins. x8ot. ^^ ^^^ ^^ 
 
 Brilliantly printed in colours. 
 
 6s8 Portrait of Hyder Ali, 1717-^782. 
 
 In native costnme, pointing to battle hi background. 
 Stipple in colours by J. Maidstone after J. Leister of Madras. ^ 
 Size 8 by 7^ inches, with margins. 1781 
 M.Hl. war o. H'ho Mahratta.. Doieatecl by Sir Eyre Lootc, 1-S1-. 
 
 CHINA. 
 
 ,,, Chinese tostu«,e ^^^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^^ A 
 
 „.,„ I™m,»: d;«:; . Mr„aann of War, a Boy, and a Lady of R.nk. 
 By C. Tomkins. 
 
 vSi/.e 12'} by 15 inches. iSu). ^^ 
 
 Five drawings on two sheets. 
 
 660 A Plan of the City of Canton and its Suburbs. 
 
 Line engraving by W. Bramston, with " References and Foie 
 Factories " below. ^^^ 
 
 vSize 25 by 17 inches. 1840. 
 
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