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'The Maid of Padua'
'The Maid of Padua' (Print)
'The Confession'
'The Confession' (Print)
Site of the Twenty Feet Reflector at Feldhausen. Cape of Good Hope Sept 1834
'Site of the Twenty Feet Reflector at Feldhausen. Cape of Good Hope Sept 1834' (Print)
'Virginia Water'
'Virginia Water' (Print)
'The Cottage Diorama'
'The Cottage Diorama' (Print)
'The Honble the Misses Beauclerk'
'The Honble the Misses Beauclerk' (Print)
Site of the twenty feet refractor at Feldhausen, Cape of good hope (Print)
The Captive Slave (Print)
The Town of Kirkcudbright (Print)
The Town and part of the Harbour of Nelson in 1842, about a Year after its first foundation (Print)
A View of Writers Buildings, from the Monument at the West End (Calcutta) (Print)
A View of Serampore, from the Park at Barrackpore (Calcutta) (Print)
View of St Andrews Church, from Mission Row (Calcutta) (Print)
View of Calcutta from the Glacis of Fort William (Calcutta) (Print)
The City of Aberdeen (Print)
The Town of Banff (Print)
James Holman, R.N.-F.R.S... (Print)
The City of Aberdeen (Print)
A Series of Four Views... No. 4... HMS Shannon leading her Prize the American Frigate Chesapeake into Halifax Harbour, on the 6th June 1813
A Series of Four Views... No. 4... HMS Shannon leading her Prize the American Frigate Chesapeake into Halifax Harbour, on the 6th June 1813 (Print)
No.4... H.M.S. Shannon, leading her Prize, the American Frigate Chesapeake, into Halifax Harbour, on the 6th June 1813 (Print)
A Series of Four Views... No. 1... HMS Shannon commencing the Battle with the American Frigate Chesapeake, on the 1st June 1813 (Print)
A Series of Four Views... No. 2... the American Frigate Chesapeake, Crippled and thrown into utter disorder by the two first broadsides fired from HMS Shannon (Print)
No.2.. the American Frigate Chesapeake Crippled and thrown into utter disorder by the two first broadsides fired from HMS Shannon (Print)