Alfred Reginald Thomson (page 4)

Alfred in Adversity. The Burning of the Cakes. Anonymous

Shack in the North Country, 1914 Thomas John Thomson

Portrait of Thomas Allason Francis Alleyne

Portrait of Sir Edwin Alfred Hervey Alderson Roger Eliot Fry

James Thomson Stephen Slaughter

Letter from Lord Alfred Tennyson to William Cox Bennett Alfred Lord Tennyson

Alfred Elmore, artist and Royal Academician Anonymous

General Alfred Amedee Dodds French School

Portrait of Joseph Thomson, 1903 Arthur Hacker

Portrait of English Poet Alfred Lord Tennyson Anonymous

Crossing the Brook William Say

Sufferers from the Floods John Thomson

Portrait of Alfred Bray Kempe (1849-1922) Anonymous

James Thomson School English

Alfred Hitchcock at Cambridge Associated Newspapers

Sir JJ Thomson, British physicist Anonymous

Alfred, Lord Tennyson in his Garden, 1887 Helen Allingham

Alexander Gordon Laing, Scottish explorer of Western Africa, 1870 Unknown

Dawson Hugh Thomson

King Alfred plans the capture of the Danish fleet James William Edmund Doyle

Alfred in the Neat-herd's hut William Small

William Sharp School English

The Island of Tristan D'Acunha South Atlantic Ocean Lately Visited by Prince Alfred in H.M.S. Galatea 1867 Anonymous

Bateaux, Summer 1916 Thomas John Thomson

David Alfred Thomas appointed Food Controller Topical Press Agency

Dr. Thomson Bishop Designate of Gloucester and Bristol Anonymous

Alfred's galleys attacking the Viking Dragon ships, 897 AD Henry A. Payne

Alfred Stevens, c.1890-1904 Alphonse Legros

Alfred's Head Inn, corner of Newington Causeway and London Road, Southwark, London Anonymous

Testimonial Presented to the Hon. E. Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary of New South Wales. Anonymous

Lord Kelvin, Irish-Scottish mathematical physicist and engineer Anonymous

Alfred Nobel (1833?1896), aged 20 Anonymous

Arrival of the Lifeboats Maria and Alfred at St. Petersburg Anonymous

Autumn Foliage, Fall or Winter 1915 Thomas John Thomson

Alderman William Lawrence, Sherif Alfred Edward Emslie

Plate Presented to the Rev. Alfred Williams. Anonymous