Eatwell (page 6)

Endymion 'Ah! well-a-day, Why should our young Endymion pine away'-Keats Briton Riviere

Cardwell's Collapse Joseph Swain

St John's Gate on a Sunday, Clerkenwell, London McLeish

View of anglers opposite Sadler's Wells Theatre. Finsbury, Islington, London S Woodward

Still life with meat and bread George of Chichester Smith

Portrait of Mrs. Benwell William Ward

Raccoon Eating a Leopard Frog Anonymous

Brockwell Farm, 2005 Anthony Rule

Blackwell Hall, King Street, City of London Thomas Dale

Their sitting at meat, 1590 John White

From Heritage Coast to Sizewell B., 1990 Evangeline Dickson

A man eating, Mukden (Shenyang), China Wide World Photos

Site of the 1862 International Exhibition, Cromwell Road, Kensigton, London Anonymous

Two Gentlemen Going a Shooting, with a View of Creswell Crags, Taken on the Spot George Stubbs

Girl Eating a Chicken Drumstick Anonymous

Cawnpore Well, India Anonymous

Lady Baden-Powell, Chief Girl Guide for Britain at Onchan Girl Guides Manx Press Pictures

Revd. J. E. Sewell, Warden Leslie Matthew Ward

Canwell Hall John Buckler

Six-Spotted Fishing Spider Eating Damselfly Anonymous

Anchor and Hope Inn, New Crane Stairs, Shadwell, London JT Wilson

The Arnold Inkwell, 1899 Anonymous

View on Padre Bay, Lake Powell, Utah, USA Anonymous

Sadlers Wells Theatre from Ackermann's 'Microcosm of London' T. & Pugin A.C.(1762-1832) Rowlandson

Escher Stairwell, 2015 Ant Smith

Viscount Cardwell Lock & Whitfield

Pleasure garden at Grove Hill, Camberwell, in Surrey Anonymous

Wolf Pack Eating Deer Carcass Anonymous

Convulvulus, lupins, speedwell and fuschia in a vase, 1833 Johan Laurents Jensen

Harry Pennell and Dr. E.L.A. Atkinson, 1910-12 Edward Adrian Wilson

Storefronts line Water Street in Hallowell, Maine Anonymous

Singer 2-seater sports competing in a trial, Crowell Hill, Chinnor, Oxfordshire, 1930s Bill Brunell

View of the pump near Clerks' Well in Ray Street, Finsbury, London Bartholomew Howlett

The Meat Stall, 1568 Pieter (1507/08-75) Aertsen

Bridewell Hall, London Anonymous

Barbican - Cromwell Tower People Will Always Need Plates