| Description | Engravings comprise actors and portraits some of which were engraved and published as frontispieces in Gospel Magazine, European Magazine, London Magazine, Universal Magazine, Gentlemen's Magazine, Oxford Magazine, and Bells British Theatre. Includes the engravers Fielding and Walker, T Lowdnes and Partners, Vallance and Simmons and includes pictures of Mrs Bland as Madelon in the Surrender of Calais with newspaper review, Mr Garrick as Don John, Mrs Hartley as Andromache, Mr Mooday and Mr Parsons as Teague and Obadiah (1776), Mr Henderson as Count Biron (1777), Mr Weston as Scrub (1780), Madame Simonet as the Princess (1781), 'Moral Reflections', Mr Wilson as Old Mirabel (1777), Henry Simons as the Polish Jew, Mr Shuter as Obadiah Prim (1776), Mr Macklin as Sir Gilbert Wrangle (1777), Mr Garrick and Miss Younge as Lusignan and Zara (1777), Mr Foote as Mrs Cole (1777), Mr Bensley as Pierre (1776), James Boswell as a Corsican Chief (1769), Signor Vestris as the Prince (1781), Mr Foote as Doctor Squintum (1779), David Garrick, Mr Kemble, Miss Prudom as Arbaces (1781), Miss Harpur as Patty (1781), Mr Thomas Weston, Mr Macklin as Shylock (1775), Mr Foote as Fondlewife (1776), Mrs Abington, Mr Quick as Judge Gripus (1777), Mr Macklin as Macbeth, Miss Catley as Rachel (1781), Mr Wilson as a Farmer (1779), Ann Yearsley, Hugo Grotius, title page of 'The Optick Glasse of Humors' (1607), The Reverend Moses Brown (1778), The Reverend Mr Shirley (1775), Dr John Tillotson the late Archbishop of Canterbury, The late Reverend John Gill (1777), Mr Thomas Betterton, The Reverend Andrew Gyfford (1774), Mrs Hollar, Venerable Bede, The Reverend John Dyer (1777), King George II, The Reverend James Murray, William Blakeney (Lieutenant Governor of Minorca), George Henry Baron de Goertz, King William III, Mrs Catherine Philips,George Thomson, 'Cyl Sa__s a Str Walker', Sir George Lisle, William Shakespeare (aged 40), Right Reverend William Beveridge, Sir John Fielding, The Reverend Benjamin Russen (1777), Pythagoras, Mr Thomas Olivers, 'The Unfortunate Divine', Isaac Barrow, Queen Anne, John Hales of Eton College (1677), The Reverend Erasmus Middleton (1778), John Wilkins (1680), The Reverend Samuel Medley (1776), Francis Deleboe Sylvius, Sir Francis Vere, Edward Harley Earl of Oxford, Colley Cibber, Sir Edward Spragge, Mr Holman (1784), Nicolas Saunderson (1754), Mr John Atlay of Sheriff Hutton, Bernard Gilpin, The Reverend Samuel Brewer (1774), Lady Charlotte Cranfield and Child, The Reverend John Stafford (1775), Sir Edward Coke, Mr King, the Right Honorable John Earl of Egmont, The Reverend Rowland Hill (1774), Edward Montague Lord Kimbolton, the Reverend Richard de Courcy, Mr Alex McNab, Sir Martin Frobisher, Pascal Paoli General of the Corsicans, The Reverend David Jones, Francis Xavier, Francis Mauroceni, Reverend John Berridge (1774), William Lord Russel, Right Honorable Robert Earl Nugent (1784), Dr Martin Luther, Reverend Joseph Hall of Norwich (1641), King George I (1714), The Honorable Colonel James Gardiner, Charles Mordaunt Earl of Peterborough, Mr Duncan Campbell, Sir Bevil Greenvil, William Dampier, The Right Honorable Henry Pelham (1754), Dr Price (1776), John Glynn Serjeant at Law, Robert Henley Lord Chancellor, Thomas Holles Duke of Newcastle, The Honorable Charles Townshend, Lord Halifax Secretary of State, The Reverend George Whitefield (1775), Reverend Andrew Kinsman (1774), Reverend Cornelius Winter (1778), Catiline, Prince Ferdinand, Augustus Montague Toplady (1777), Baton Booth, Reverend Mr William Romaine (1774), Sir William Johnson Baronet Major General of the English Forces in North America, Duchess of Cumberland (1772), Robert Leighton Archbishop of Glasgow (1779), Reverend William Bennet (1779), Laurence Heister (1719), frontispiece of 'Juvenalls Satyrs' by Sir Robert Stapylton, Confession of St Peter, Royal Coat of Arms, Honorable Mr Justice Blackstone and one photograph of a Norman church door. |