Rev. William (after) Bradford

Ships at Harbor attributed to William Bradford Anonymous

View of Bradford, 1849 William Cowen

Obituary for William Bradford Anonymous

After William Hogarth

The Prince and Princess of Wales at Bradford Anonymous

After William Hogarth

Rev William Gill Unknown

The Rev. William Adams, D.d, Ll.d, USA Anonymous

Monument Over Bradford's Grave at New Plymouth Anonymous

The Prince and Princess of Wales at Bradford Anonymous

New Zealand Bishops Anonymous

Illustrations from the Book of Job, pl.2: Job and his Family, after William Blake James Thomas Linnell

Bradford: The Choir Anonymous

Title Page from 'Illustrations of the Book of Job', pl.1, after William Blake James Thomas Linnell

Rev. William Morley Punshon, L.L.D., President of the Wesleyan Conference Anonymous

Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire E Francis

Sir Edward Bradford, the New Commisioner of Police Anonymous

Rev. William Adams, D.D., Ll.D Anonymous

Reverend William Trenchard English School

The execution of John Bradford and John Leaf at Smithfield, 1555 Anonymous

Rev George Granville Bradley, DD, Dean of Westminster Lock & Whitfield

Caught in the Ice Floes, after 1870 William Bradford

Plate Presented to the Rev. Alfred Williams. Anonymous

After, c.1730-31 William Hogarth

Samuel Smith, Mayor Bradford, c.1854 John Watson Gordon

William Flintham, c.1805 James the Elder Peale

Opening of the New Town Hall at Bradford Anonymous

The Right Reverend William Stubbs, 1884 English School

Doorway, Bradford-on-Avon Anonymous

William Henry Bragg with a picture of Michael Faraday in the background, 1939 Charles E. S. Phillips

Bradford Court, the Textiles and Woollen section of the Great Exhibition. London, England, late 19th century Unknown

Christ Appearing to the Apostles after the Resurrection, 1795-1805 William Blake

Thomas Ingoldsby Richard Harris Dalton Barham

Portrait of William Davis of Leytonstone Thomas Arrowsmith

William Prince of Orange, later King William III Willem (after) Wissing

The Bravo Mystery: Scene in the Coroner's Court, at the Redford Hotel, Balham. Mr. George Lewis Cross-Examining Sir William Gull Anonymous