James Mason (page 28)

Jamaican Landscape, c.1775 George Robertson

Queen Anne's Room, St. James's Palace. Anonymous

Assembly of Freemasons for the initiation of a master Anonymous

Portrait of Mrs. Charles James Fox, 1784-9 Joshua Reynolds

Plan of the Mazas Prison and cells for prisoners, Boulevard Mazas, Paris French School

Masaniello talks with two nobles in a church Johann David Zunnern

St James's Park, Westminster, London Nathaniel Parr

Ffestiniog Railway steam Locomotive No 8 James Spooner, 1872 Unknown

Part of the Borough of Queens, Jamaica, Ward 4, New York Anonymous

The Little Mast, 1880 James McNeill Whistler

Jules Massenet, French composer, c1910 Anonymous

Raymond Hart Massey, (1896-1983), Canadian actor Anonymous

Part of the Interior of the Mamelon; the Interior of the Mamelon on the 9th of June Anonymous

Jesse James, American outlaw Anonymous

Prairie Dog from 'Quadrupeds of North America', 1842-5 John James Audubon

King James II c.1685 Benedetto the Younger (attr. to) Gennari

A memento of James Southerton's benefit cricket match Anonymous

18th century engraving of Karakakooa Bay where Captain James Cook was killed Anonymous

Gerbera Jameson II Karen Armitage

Group Portrait of Robert, James and Mary Sarah Greenhalgh Ramsay Richard Reinagle

James Buchanan Augustus J. Beck

James J Jeffries Anonymous

The Marquis of Londonderry, King of the Tournament James Henry Nixon

The Death of King James the First, 1625 Wenceslaus (after) Hollar

Franz Anton Mesmer aged 72, 1847 Paul Carpentier

Capture of the Algerian Frigate 'Mashouda' Algerian School

Portrait of Sir James Lowther, First Earl Lonsdale, c.1755 Thomas Hudson

Sir James Thornhill Joseph Highmore

The French Freemasons ceremony, 1844 Anonymous

The Royal Chapel, St. James's Anonymous

Jules Massenet, French composer Anonymous

Mill at Bannockburn, in which James III of Scotland was killed in 1488 C J Smith

James Monroe, ca. 1820-22 Gilbert Stuart

Junction of Harbour Street and King Street, Kingston, Jamaica Anonymous

A Conversation (The Artist's Brothers, Peter and James Romney) George Romney

The Red Lion, Crown Passage, St. James's, London Peter Miller