Cuthbert Bradley (page 5)

Oxford: St. Mary's Church, and the Radcliffe from the Quad at Brasenose Anonymous

1922 Bradbury motorbike and sidecar, 1955 Unknown

Cuckoo! John Everett Millais

Essex - Audley End - Plan John Buckler

Elizabeth Chudleigh, Countess of Bristol and Duchess of Kingston, 1776 English School

Equestrian Portrait of Seymourina Poirson, née Cuthbertson, 1863 Nikolai Yegorovich Sverchkov

Sir Charles Cuffley, c.1820 English School

Cupids in a Shell, c.1855-59 John George Naish

Ships at Harbor attributed to William Bradford Anonymous

View of Ilkley, 1893 Fred Challacombe

HA 'Bert' Barry Anonymous

The Hillsborough Justice Concert held at Anfield 1997 Bradley Ormesher

Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford and Mortimer English School

Sir Savile Brinton Crossley W. Gothard

James J Braddock, Irish-American boxer Anonymous

John Bradshaw (1602-1659). Colord engraving Anonymous

Sir Randall Roberts Bart. Captain of the Irish Eight at Wimbledon 1871 Anonymous

Cuthbertson And Co., Paper-Hangings Anonymous

Mrs. Hezekiah Beardsley, c.1788-90 The Beardsley Limner

Dr. Hezekiah Beardsley, c.1788-90 The Beardsley Limner

Cottages at Union Mills, Braddan John Miller Nicholson

The Prince and Princess of Wales at Bradford Anonymous

The Cutty Sark at Millwall Associated Newspapers

Portrait of a Woman, Probably Elizabeth Aislabie, of Studley Royal Thomas Hudson

December Catherine Bradbury

South-west view of Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent John Buckler

Litlington in the Cuckmere Valley Rowland Hilder

Kings Bromley Church John Buckler

Chartley Castle John Buckler

Cheddleton - 'Westwood House' : steel engraving, nd [1830] Frederick Calvert

Bertrand-Francois Mahe de la Bourdonnais French School

Cheddleton - Ashcombe Hall: sepia drawing, 1844 John Buckler

Fields outside Brathay, 1812 John Harden

Austen Chamberlain English Photographer

Poster advertising 'A Gaiety Girl' at the Daly's Theatre, Great Britain, 1890s Dudley Hardy

John Pritt Harley as Pedrillo in 'The Castle of Andalusia' by John O'Keeffe at the Lyceum Theatre, 1815 Samuel de Wilde