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NOTTINGHAM.

95 Chancel of Hucknall Church.

Being a faithful representation of the spot which contains the remains of the late Lord Byron.

Lithograph engraving by Raynal after Barbar.

Size 9 by 7 inches. 1835.

5s

OXFORD.

96 All Souls College.

Four Views, viz., Entrance, East and West Fronts, and Interior of Library.

Aquatints by T. Malton.

Size 17 by 13 inches, with margins. 1802.

Four plates, IOS 6d

97 Baliol College, Trinity College, etc., in the University of Oxford.

Line engraving in colours, I. Dononvell, Arch. del.

Size 11 by 17 inches.

Circa 1780.

12s 6d

98 Clarendon Printing House.

Aquatint by T. Malton.

Size 123 by 162 inches, with margin. 1802.

99 Corpus Christi College from the Garden.

Aquatint by T. Malton.

Size 12 by 167 inches. 1802.

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5s

100 The Divinity School, Interior View. Also View of North Front.

Aquatint by T. Malton.

Size 167 by 12 inches, with margins. 1803. Two Plates, 6s

IOI A General View of the City of Oxford, with country landscape in foreground, the town, with Colleges, in background. Line engraving in colours by I. Green.

Size 12 by 19 inches, with margins. 1773.

15S

SCOTLAND.

102 The Exact View of the Battle of Culloden, fought on the 16th of April, 1746, when H.R.H. ye Duke of Cumberland obtained a compleat victory over ye Rebels.

View of the battle below; in background, hills, on which stands Culloden House and Castle in flames, underneath an obverse and reverse of the medals, containing a portrait of the Duke of Cumberland on horseback, half length, also an extract from the Court Circular issued by the Government at the period at Whitehall, April 24th, 1726.

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From east road, carriage and horse proceeding along the road, cornfields to right, haymakers dancing, sea and ships in background.

Line engraving in colours by E. Sandby.

Size 11 by 15 inches, with margins. Circa 1770.

£I IS

104 Sterling Castle, East View of.

Line engraving in colours.

Size 11 by 15 inches, with margins. Circa 1790.

15S

SOMERSET.

105 Bath. South-East View of the City of Bath. River in foreground.

Large and fine line engraving by Byrne and Schuman after T. Hearne.

Size 14 by 19 inches, with margin. 1792.

14S

SUFFOLK.

105a Four Views of Ipswich.

Lithographs by Stannard and Rae after S. Clarke.
Size 13 by 19 inches, with margins. Circa 1780.

£I IS

SURREY.

106 Claremont: the Residence of the Princess Charlotte (Daughter of George IV.) and Prince Leopold of SaxeCoburg, 1817.

View of the house, trees in foreground, with full length figures of a lady and gentleman; grooms with horses, deer; in distance castle surrounded by trees, grounded border, large and very fine aquatint by T. Sutherland after F. Calvert.

Size 17 by 30 inches, with margins.

Brilliant impression in colours.

(SEE ILLUSTRATION, NO. VI.)

107 Guildford Castle, Surrey.

1813.

£5 5s

Original drawing in water-colours, by G. Shepheard. signed and dated.

Size 8 by 10 inches. 1804.

108 Richmond Bridge, the Thames, Barges, Trees, etc. Large and fine water-colour drawing, by R. P. Noble. Size 12 by 183 in. Circa 1840.

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£3 15s

109 Richmond Hill, the Thames and surrounding country. Large line engraving by C. Heath after Hofland.

Size 17 by 23 inches. Large uncut margin. 1823. 25

110 Richmond, East View of, from Star and Garter on the Hill. Line engraving in colours by Grig after A. Heckell. Size 10 by 15 inches, with margins. 1794.

£I IS

III Tooting Church.

Original drawing in colours.

Size 5 by 7 inches.

IOS 6d

112 View of the Bridge over the Thames at Walton. Line engraving in colours.

Size 10 by 16 inches. Circa 1780.

113 Wandsworth, East View of.

Line engraving.

15S

Size 10 by 15 inches, with margin. Circa 1750.

16s

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117 Brighton. The Chain Pier at Brighton, with Characters. Fine Plate in Colours, drawn and engraved by Brighty.

Size 12 by 20 in., with margins. 1824. Rare.

118 Brighthelmstone. Fishermen Returning.

£4 IOS

The sea-shore, with men and boats; houses on cliff to right. Large aquatint in colours by J. C. Stadler after P. J. de Loutherbourg, R.A.

Size 17 by 22 inches, with margins. 1801.

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119 Kempton, Brighton. Erecting on the East Cliff, shipping in foreground.

Aquatint in colours by J. Bruce.

Size 113 by 163 in., with margins. Circa 1820.

30s

120 Kempton, Brighton.

Coloured aquatint.

Size 5 by 10 inches. Circa 1830.

IOS 6d

121 Marine Palace of George IV. at Brighton.

Coloured aquatint, drawn and engraved by J. Bruce, Brighton.

Size 10 by 144 inches, with margin. Circa 1830.

14S

SUSSEX-continued.

122 Brighton. Brighton New Church, dedicated to St. Peter. View of the exterior of the church, carriages, soldiers on horseback, pedestrians passing by.

Aquatint engraving in colours by M. W. Seras.
Size 93 by 123 inches.

14S

123 Worthing. Fishermen going out at Worthing, yachts, boats, etc.

Fine aquatint in colours by Hill after De Loutherbourg.
Size 15 by 21 in., full margin.

WALES.

1808.

£2 IOS

124 Carmarthenshire. Set of Six Large and Fine Views of Dynevor Castle, Carmarthenshire, including views of the castle, residence, village, and surrounding country, by J. Bretherton.

Coloured impressions.

Size 173 by 213 inches. Large uncut margins. 1799 £2 10s

125 Carnarvon Castle.

Original sepia water-colour drawing, by A. de Lass.
Size 5 by 77 inches. Circa 1780.

126 View of a Fall on the Dee, near Llangollen.
Aquatint by Prestel after Wood.

Size 12 by 14 inches, with margin. 1793.

127 Village of Llangollen from Craig y Garth. Aquatint by Prestel after Wood.

12 by 14 inches, with margin. 1793.

18s

5s

55

1274 Gaunant Maur, a Great Waterfall near Snowdon. In foreground, to right, waterfall, in background man driving goats down mountain side, hills in background.

Line engraving in colours by Boydell.

Size 13 by 18 inches. Circa 1780.

IOS 6d

128 South Wales. Llantrissant Bridge on the River Taaf. View showing bridge surrounded by rocky scenery, men fishing.

Aquatint engraving in colours by Hamble after Wulmsly.
Size 16 by 21 inches, with large margins. 1811.

21S

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