William Brassey Hole (page 3)

William Howard Taft, American president Alyn Williams

William Wilson, commonly called Mortar Willie, aged 107, 1815 English School

William Caslon English School

Prince Charlie's Parliament Anonymous

William Brockman Bankhead, Speaker of the House of Representatives Howard Chandler Christy

William Sommers Francis Delaram

Design for the South Front of a House on Clapham Common for William Holme Humphry Repton

William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke Anthony van Dyck

William Howard Russell, Esq, LLD, Irish journalist Lock & Whitfield

William Sharp School English

Mrs William Smith, 1908 William Logsdail

Sir William Berkeley Surrendering to the Commissioners of the Commonwealth Howard Pyle

William Hogarth Paul Sandby

William Lawson, 1843 William Matthew Prior

Braxted Lodge, near Witham, Essex William Henry Bartlett

William Morris Frederick Hollyer

William Miller English School

William Henry Fox Talbot English School

Portrait of William of Wykeham School English

27: A Woman of Prince William's Sound John Webber

Portrait of William Barnes, English writer, poet and philologist, c.1870 George Stuckey

Old Fort William, Calcutta Samuel de Wilde

Lithographed Portrait of William Holman Hunt Anonymous

Portrait of William Wailes, c.1845 John Oliphant

Fort William at Bengall, 1736 Gerard Vandergucht

Dr. William Craig Galt Matthew Harris Jouett

Brasses of John Newcourt and Brome Whorewood in old St Paul's Cathedral, City of London Wenceslaus Hollar

His Imperial Majesty William I, King of Prussia and German Emperor English School

Mr Vholes, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

Braskkulla, a Peasant Girl from Moro Anders Zorn

The trial of Sir William Wallace at Westminster William Bell Scott

Portrait of William Grindal English School

William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, 1772 Richard (after) Brompton

Facsimile of a Proclamation by Sir William Howe Anonymous

US president William Henry Harrison, 1841 Thomas Campbell

William Beckford Esq. Author of Histories of France and Jamaica, from a shade, pub. by Vernor & Hood, 1799 John Miers