William (1789-1862) Turner (page 3)

Sir William Waller, English soldier Anonymous

Portrait of William Cookson, early 18th century English School

Glorious return of the Pride of Westminster and his flunkey. England, 1882 Unknown

The British Surrendering Their Arms to General Washington, 1781 Engraving J. Stephenson

William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland William Hogarth

Portrait of William Wilberforce, 1794 Anton Hickel

William, Duke of Gloucester Anonymous

Heriot's Hospital, Edinburgh, engraved by Henry Le Keux, 1822 Joseph Mallord William (after) Turner

Baron von Steuben drilling American recruits at Valley Forge in 1778, 1911 Edwin Austin Abbey

Portrait of Sir William Grant Thomas Lawrence

Facsimile of a Proclamation by Sir William Howe Anonymous

Landing of William Orange Anonymous

The Fifth Plaque of Egypt, engraved by Charles Turner 1808 Joseph Mallord William (after) Turner

Colonel William Leete Stone, 1839 William Page

Daniel Turner, MD, LRCP, physician, 1717 George Vertue

Reception of Washington at Trenton, New Jersey, April 21, 1789 American School

Colchester, Essex Joseph Mallord William (after) Turner

William Faithorne Alexander Bannerman

William Bowyer, 18th century English printer and literary editor J Chapman

Portrait of William Holder (1616-1698) David Loggan

William Pitt the Younger John Hoppner

Tintern; view from Chapel Hill William Russell Sedgfield

Captain William Holburne, 1753 British School

Portrait of William Lily Anonymous

William Charles Macready as William Tell, 1826-27 Henry Inman

What You Will!, 1822 Joseph Mallord William Turner

William Pitt (1708-1778). British politician Anonymous

Lord William Russell Condemned Anonymous

William Buckland, 1789 Charles Willson Peale

Sir William Forbes, (1755-1816, succeeded in 1773), 5th Baronet of Craigievar, 1788 Sir Henry Raeburn

Joseph Mallord William Turner Charles Turner

Windmill, Kempsey, Worcestershire Benjamin Brecknell Turner

William Gardner in Front and Alex Gardner in the Back 309 Miles West of St. Louis, Missouri, 1867 Anonymous

Pass of the Tagus at Villa Velha into the Alemtejo, 20th May 1811 engraved by C. Turner Thomas Staunton St. Clair

Letter by William Pitt to the Duke of Portland Frederick George Netherclift

William Cavendish- Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland English School