1859 Engraving Collection (page 5)

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Iron Ship Built on Taylersons Diagonal Principle Resisting a Strain Upon her of 23152.5 Tons at each End

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Pillow Lace Working in Bedfordshire

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Hydraulic Lift, at the New Graving Docks, Near Blackwall

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Festival at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, the Burns Centenary

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BRETON CATTLE

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Room in the Globe Tavern, Dumfries, Used by Burns, the Burns Centenary

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" toothache, " from a Figure in Stone by Mr. Anderson, the Burns Centenary

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Old Houses Recently Demolished Near St. Dunstans Church, Fleet Street

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The Burns Mausoleum, Dumfries, the Burns Centenary

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The Procession at Dumfries: Triple Arch in the High Street, the Burns Centenary

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The Crypt under Old St. Stephens Chapel, Westminster, Now in Course of Restoration

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Burns Farm at Ellisland, on the River Nith, Near Dumfries, the Burns Centenary

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The Burns Centenary, Linoluden Abbey, Near Dumfries

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Protestant Church at Cannes

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The Auld Brig of Doon, with Burns Monument and a Glimpse of Alloway Kirk in the Distance, the Burns Centenary

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The Burns Centenary, the Room in which Burns Died, at Dumfries

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Spills Waterproofing Manufactory, Stepney

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Burns Visit to Neil Gow, in August, 1787, a Group in Sculpture by Anderson, of Perth, the Burns Centenary

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Mr. Thomas Henry Kavanagh, One of the Lucknow Heroes

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The Room in which Burns was Born, the Burns Centenary

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The Twa Brigs of Ayr, the Burns Centenary

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Burns Cottage at Ayr, the Burns Centenary

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The Maharajah of Jeypoor

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The Laughton Memorial Window in Boston Church

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JACOBABAD, SCINDE

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INDOOR MUSIC

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The Burns Centenary, " alloways Auld Haunted Kirk"

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Dr. Marks Juvenile Ball in the Free-Trade Hall, Manchester

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The Scarlett Testimonial to the 5th Dragoon Guards

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A Fox Caught in a Trap

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Arrival of the Remains of the Tomb of Mausolus at the British Museum

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The Bouquetin, or Steinbock (Capra Ibex, Lin.)

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Claret Jugs for the 11th Regiment

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The After-Part of the " sarah Sands" (Iron-Built Steamer), which was Partially Destroyed by Fire in November, 1857

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Plate Presented to Capt. Barlow

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Mr. George Skirrow Beecroft, M.P. for Leeds, from a Photograph by Mr: Navey, of Leeds

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Destruction by Fire of Birdingbury Hall, Warwickshire, from a Sketch by Mr. R.G. Sweeting, of Southam

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Destruction by Fire of Messrs. Hine and Mundellas Hosiery Factory at Nottingham

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Princess Napoleon and Prince Napoleon

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The Keranchie, or Kidrapore Omnibus

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MISS LOUISA PYNE

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Commencement of the Metropolitan High-Level Sewer, Near the Victoria Park

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Frieze in Terra-Cotta, Marine Venus and Amphitrite, the Campana Museum, Rome

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Bassi-Relievi on the Tazza, the Campana Museum, Rome

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Miss Wyndham as Olinska, in the Burlesque of " mazeppa, " at the Olympic Theatre

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Indus Steam Flotilla, Model Vessel Constructed by Mr. Scott Russell

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" stonehenge by Moonlight, " from the New Drama, " the Borgia Ring, " at the Adelphi Theatre

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Exhibition of the British Institution, Opened February 7, 1859; " sardis" Painted by Harry Johnson, " thou Hast a Name that Thou Livest, and Art Dead" Rev. Iii. 1

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