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 OF 
 
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 the choice collection of 
 
 OLD MEZZOTINT AND OTHER 
 
 ENGRAVINGS, 
 
 fHMmatures anb Enamds 
 
 OF 
 
 CHARLES FREDERIC HUTH, ESQ. 
 
 DECEASED, 
 
 LATE OF 9 KENSINGTON PALACE GARDENS , 
 
 Comprising Portraits in the best states after Sir J. Reynolds, 
 J. Hoppner, R.A., T. Gainsborough, R.A., G. Romney and 
 others; Mezzotints after G. Morland; Proofs from 
 Constable’s ‘English Landscape’; Artists’ 
 
 Proofs after Sir E. Landseer, 
 
 Sir D. Wilkie, &c., &c.: 
 
 which (by Order of the Executors ) 
 
 ®aatu tic *oii> uj? auction tiu 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE. MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR (*REAT RQ0MS. 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1895, 
 
 AND FOLLOWING DAY, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Hanson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street , 
 St. James's Square , S. IV. 
 
i CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 IT. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 lit. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, Mans on and Woods not being responsible 
 lor the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sokl by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 First Day's Sale. 
 
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 On WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1895, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 MINIATURES. 
 
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 - fo , 3 Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, by I. Oliver 
 '^3 - £> . 4 George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, by I. Oliver A-*— 
 
 'bo -•< 5 Edward, Earl of Dorset, by J. Hoskins —signed 
 
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 6 William III. : oval enamel 
 
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 'V 3 . b 8 John Gay : oval enamel, by ditto 
 }O 9 Lord Chesterfield : oval enamel, by ditto dS 
 
 10 Joseph Addison : oval enamel 
 
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 Mrs. Fitzherbert, by R. Cosway, R.A. * J-i~ 
 
 From the Ricketts Collection 
 
 Portrait of a Ladv, in orange-coloured dress, by J. Smart— 
 signed J. S. 1780—in gold locket 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, in white dress with blue ribbon, and 
 powdered hair—in oval locket oC© 
 
 Portrait of George IV., when Prince Regent, by Cosway—in 
 oval gold locket —- 
 
 The Same, in lilac-coloured dress, with broad white collar 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, in white dress, and white scarf in her hair 
 —in oval locket enamelled dark blue, with wdnte border v _ 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, in white dress, with gold neck chain and 
 pearl pendant—gold frame —/ 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, in blue dress and pearl necklace—in gold 
 locket ( /^ t _ u 
 
 Margaret Caroline, Daughter of the First Marquis of 
 Stafford, half-length, seated in a landscape : large miuiature 
 in or-molu frame— signed R. Cosway , 1772 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, in lilac-coloured dress and large hat, 
 wearing a bunch of flowers, by F. Dumont 
 
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 H.R.H. The Prince Consort, after Ilayter, enamel by 
 H. P. Bone 
 
 The Duke of Wellington, after Sir T. Lawrence, oval enamel 
 by W. Essex 
 
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 Sir Isaac Newton, after Van der Bank, enamel by H. P. Bonj 
 
 Napoleon I. : onyx cameo ; and A Head of a Negro : onyx cameo 
 
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 ENGRAVINGS —In the Folio. 
 
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 AFTER J. CONSTABLE, R.A., BY DAVID LUCAS. 
 
 Engraver's Proofs. 
 
 Constable’s House, East Bergholt (1) 
 
 Spring : Hail Squalls (2) ' c 
 
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 Autumnal Sunset (3) 
 
 Noon (4) 
 
 Yarmouth Pier (5) 
 
 Summer Morning (6) 
 
 Summer Evening (7) 
 
 Dell at Helmington (8) 
 
 A Heath (9) 
 
 Stoke by Neyland Church (10) 
 Sea Beach, Brighton (11) 
 
 River Stour (12) 
 
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 Old Sarum (14) 
 
 A Summerland (15) 
 
 A Mill (17) 
 
 Weymouth Bay (18) oC ° 
 
 Summer Afternoon after a Shower (19) 
 The Glebe Farm (20) ) Vo-^r~£> 
 
 Hadleigh Castle (21) 
 
 Vignette, Hampstead Heath (22) O Co 
 Tail of the Mill (23) 
 
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 49 Salisbury Cathedral (25) 7 / c)^c 
 
 50 Porch of East Bergholt Church (27) 
 
 51 Gillingham Mill (28) 
 
 52 Sir E. Steele’s Cottage (29) 
 
 53 Jacques and the Stag (30) 
 
 54 Cornfield near Brighton (31) 
 
 55 Willie Lott’s House (33) 
 
 56 A Cottage in a Cornfield (34) 
 
 57 Hampstead Heath : Harrow in distance (35) 
 
 58 Flatford (36) CX^> 
 
 59 Castle Acre Triory (37) dC-o 
 
 60 View on the Orwell (38) 
 
 61 Windmill near Colchester (39) (S& 
 
 62 Arundel Castle (40) 
 
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 63 Young Waltonians, after J. Constable, II.A., by D. Lucas— proof 
 
 64 The Same 
 
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 65 After pictures in the Aguado Gallery —proofs 12 
 
 66 After pictures in the National Gallery ^ L— 26 
 
 67 Boys Fishing, after W. Collins, R.A., by W. Ward— proof ; Sterne 
 
 6 
 
 and the Grisette, after Newton ; &c. 
 
 68 The Golden Age, aftor B. West, by Y. Groen, &c 
 
 69 Niobe, after Wilson, by Sharpe and Smith; &c. /4 
 
 70 The Watermill, after Sir A. W. Callcott, by C. Turner — proof 
 
 arid print 
 
 71 Rubens’ Son and his Nurse, after Rubens; and A Watermill, 
 
 after Hobbema, by R. Earlom —proofs 2 
 
 72 La Belle Jardiniere, after Eafiaelle, by Desnoyers —proof <3x> 
 
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 La Madonna del Cardellino, after ditto, by Martinet; and La 
 Vierge aux Candelabres, by Bridonx— proofs >S c 2 
 
 The Assumption op the Virgin, after Murillo, by Lefevre; The 
 Last Supper, after L. da Vinci, by Wagner ; and Charles I., 
 after Vandyck 4 + + * \ t ^ 3 
 
 AFTER SIR E. LANDSEER, R.A. 
 
 The Sanctuary, after Sir E. Landseer, R.A., by T. Landseer, 
 
 A.R.A.— before all letters 
 
 Horses at a Fountain, after ditto, by J. H. Watt— ditto 
 
 Midsummer Night’s Dream, after ditto, by S. Cousins, R.A.— 
 artist's proof ' Lj -•*- *- 
 
 H.M. The Queen and Children, after ditto, by S. Cousins, R.A. 
 
 —before all letters /w <_ y 
 
 The Mantilla, after ditto, by J. H. Robinson— proof before 
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 The Village Festival, by C. G. Lewis— before all letters 
 Village Recruit, by C. Fox— -first proof; and The Only Daughter, 
 by Engleheart 2 
 
 Reading of a Will, by J. Burnet— proof with arms 
 Village Politicians, by A. Raimbach— open letter proof 
 The Blind Fiddler, by J. Burnet— open letter proof O-ft - ~—r 
 
 Distraining for Rent, by A. Raimbach— proof 
 The Errand Boy and the Cut Finger, by A. Raimbach Ccj^ 
 Duncan Gray, by F. Engleheart; and The Letter of Introduction, 
 by J. Burnet— proofs ■*—*—- 
 
 The Rabbit on the Wall, by Burnet; Spanish Mother; and 
 
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 First Earring— proofs 
 
 A Scotch Wedding, by J. Stewart— proof before letters 
 
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 90 Pa it is 11 Beadle, by Raimbacli; Highlander’s Home, by 
 
 W. Finden—proo/; aud Card Players, by C. G. Lewis 3 
 
 91 Abbotsford Family, by Graves ; Digging for Rats, by Mitchell; 
 
 and Pedlar, by Stewart —proofs <7C£3 
 
 92 The Choico of Paris; and The Companion, after A. Kauffman, 
 
 by W. Ryland— proofs, printed in red ; &c. /l 3 
 
 93 Maria, after ditto, by ditto; and Cleone, by Bartolozzi— in red 
 
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 94 Queen Eleanor ; and The Companion, after ditto, by W. Ryland 
 
 — proofs, printed in red ^ 2 
 
 95 Lovers, after Wheatley— a pair, in broivn ; Lingo and Cowslip, 
 
 after Singleton ; and Nature, after Hoppner ? — *4. 
 
 96 The Milk Girl ; and The Companion, after F. Wheatley, R.A. 
 
 — before all letters, framed 
 
 AFTER G. MORLAND. 
 
 97 The Cottage Door; The Young Dealer; and The Alehouse 
 
 Door, by T. Williamson Jf, ^ ^ ^ L ^ ^ 3 
 
 98 Portrait of G. Morland, by Gaugain ; Tired Gipsies; and 
 
 Summer’s Evening, by Williamson 1 3 
 
 99 The Bell; The Turnpike; &c., by Fittler 6 
 
 100 Shipwrecked Smugglers; and Fishermen after Storm, by 
 
 Reynolds; &c. Ta~t 3 
 
 101 Interior of a Stable, with postillion— proof c ^'° 
 
 102 Sportsman’s Hall, by W. Ward ^ 
 
 103 The Alehouse Kitchen, by R. S. Syer; A Bear* Hunt, by 
 
 Reynolds ; and Setters, by W. Ward \ W - j 3 
 
 104 Ihe Ileecy Charge; and The Woodcutter— -first proofs 2 cCc> 
 
 105 Louisa, by T. Gaugain — a pair 2 c ^° 
 
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 Rabbits and Guinea-Pigs, by W. Ward 2 
 
 Watering the Cart-Horse; and Rubbing down the Post-horse, 
 by J. R. Smith )' 2 
 
 The Corn-Bin, by J. R. Smith 
 
 The Cottager’s Wealth, by G. Keating ot^o. 
 
 Juvenile Navigators, by W. Ward — proof 
 
 The Happy Cottagers, by J. Grozer —ditto 9t 
 
 The Farmer’s Stable, by W. Ward * ' 
 
 Travellers, by W. Ward —proof l 
 
 Cottagers, by ditto C-S-c: 
 
 The Farmyard, by W. Ward 
 
 The Return From Market, by J. R. Smith ) c*-T , 
 
 Feeding the Pigs, by ditto / 
 
 The Fisherman’s Hut, by ditto 
 
 Innocence Alarmed, by J. R. Smith ; and the Companion— 
 proofs 
 
 AFTER T. GAINSBOROUGH, R.A. 
 
 FANCY SUBJECTS, Etc. 
 
 The Milk Girl; and the Cottage Girl, by Lupton and C. Turner ; 
 &c. _*■—«/’ 4 
 
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 ($~r7 <7 
 
 125 
 
 126 
 
 The Same —proofs 2 
 
 Shepherd Boy in a Storm, by R. Earlom —-first state l e *— 
 
 Girl and Pigs, by R. Earlom —first state ^ 
 
 The Same (without title) ; and The Watering Place, by D. Rymer 
 
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 Interior of a Cottage ; and The Little Cottager, by 
 C. Turner —first states Cf-o 2 
 
 Girl in a Landscape, by W. Barnard —proof 
 
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 127 Cottage Children; and Boys and Dogs, by IT. Birche —second 
 
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 128 Gipsy Mother and Children —before any inscription 
 
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 129 Lavinia, by Bartolozzi— proof before any inscription 2 Lxr-a-* _ 
 
 130 The Same; and Hobbinol and Ganderetta, by Tomkins 2 
 
 131 The Woodman, by P. Simon-- proof —&c. -«■-» 2 
 
 132 The Cottage Girl; and the Young Cottager, by J. Whessell 2 
 
 133 Road Scene, with Peasants on Horseback, by Bartolozzi; &c. 3 ft . 
 
 134 Rural Lovers, by Vivares; Gipsies, by J. Wood; &c. 7 ^ 
 
 135 The Windmill, by Middiman; Studies from Nature, by ,T. 
 
 Browne; Ac. J 12 
 
 36 The Cottage, by S. W. Reynolds; &c. 8 
 
 137 Landscapes and Portraits, by W\ Miller, &c. cL^c> 7 
 
 137a Repose, lithographed by R. Lane dg 
 
 PORTRAITS. 
 
 138 The Rt. Hon. William Pitt, by J. K. Sherwin —first state 4 ^ N 
 
 139 The Same, by W. Bromley cCc 
 
 140 The Luke of Norfolk ; and the Earl of Sandwich, by J. K. 
 
 Sherwin— first states j 2 
 
 141 The Marquis of Buckingham,by ditto —first state ; Earl Camden, 
 
 by Bartolozzi; &c. cAc 4 
 
 142 Thomas Gainsborough, R.A., by Bartolozzi; and the Same, by 
 
 H. Meyer 2 
 
 143 Georgiana, Countess Spencer, by Bartolozzi— in red C :J L-o, 
 
 .114 The Marquess of Lansdowne, by Bartolozzi— proof; and The 
 Earl of Bute, by C. Watson 2 
 
 145 The Same, with title; and other small portraits ^ c *.—. 
 
 146 fhe Duchess of Devonshire, by J. Jackson; Prince Octavius, 
 
 by Cheeseman; &c. 
 
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 MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS. 
 
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 John, Duke of Argyll, by J. Watson; and The lit. lion. 
 Augustus Hervey, by ditto 2 
 
 James, Earl of Abercorn, by J. Dean— proof before any in¬ 
 scription 
 
 The Hon. G. C. Berkeley, by H. Birche—; first state 
 
 Henry Beaufoy, by W. Ward J 4 -<>-«_ «,— 
 
 Mark Beaufoy, by V. Green— first state ; and Sir R. Perryn, by 
 G. Dupont , 2 
 
 The Earl of Carnarvon, by W. Ward— first state ; and The Earl 
 of Derby, by G. Keating 2 
 
 Sir H. Harbord, by J. R. Smith; and The Rt. Hon. H. J. 
 Conway, by G. Dupont 2 
 
 John Henderson, by J. Jones— first state; and Admiral Sir 
 Charles Thompson, by R. Earlom 3 2 
 
 Joshua Kirby, by J. Dixon— first state ; and Francis Seymour 
 Conway 2 
 
 Sir Edward Turner, by J. McArdell— first state 
 
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 Prince William Henry; and Lord Frederic Campbell, by 
 G. Dupont; Portrait of Pitt; &c. v <- « 4 
 
 George, Lord Rodney, by G. Dupont— first state 
 
 Colonel St. Leger, by G. Dupont— ditto C*?< 
 
 Richard Warren, M.D., by J. Jones; and the Earl of Carnarvon, 
 by W. Ward JLla . , 2 
 
 George, Prince of Wales, by J. R. Smith— second state 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Francis Greville, Earl of Warwick; and Lord 
 Viscount Howe, by J. Watson n> * 2 
 
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 1G3 Admiral Vernon; Sir E. Turner; and Dr. Garnett, by 
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 164 Mrs. Eicbards, by J. Spilsbury —second state c ^ < - 
 
 165 Queen Charlotte, by G. Dupont —second state 
 
 
 1GG George III., by ditto —-first state 
 
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 // £ 1G7 David Garrick, by V. Green —;first state 1 / 
 
 —, 168 Henry, Duke of Buccleuch, by J. Dixon —;first state 
 
 
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 f *4 . 3- C 170 King George III.; and Queen Charlotte, by G. Dupont 2 
 / 4T~2f- . ^171 The Eldest Princesses, by ditto 
 
 ^4 Z ^ £*172 Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, by W. Barney 'l/ r o-4S *^.<~*—» 
 
 / (y ^ ^ 173 Signora Giovanna Baoelli, by J. Jones —third state 
 
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 174 A large portfolio, with leaves 
 
 
 End of First Day's Sale. 
 
Second Day’s Sale. 
 
 -*o+- 
 
 On THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1895, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS PORTRAITS. 
 
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 175 The Duke of Wellington, after Sir T. Lawrence, by S. Cousins, 
 R.A.; &c. ] iiy^LJL^r 4 
 
 17G Frances, Lady Byron, after Hogarth, by J. Faber— printed in 
 brown % *>—V" 
 
 177 Peg Woffington as Mrs. Ford, after Haytley, by ditto ■Sc*~C*-%. 
 
 178 David Garrick as Richard III., after N. Dance, by J. Dixon— 
 
 second state _y 
 
 179 George III., after Northcote, by W. Say —proof 
 
 180 The Life School at the Academy, after Zoffiiny, by R. Earlom— 
 proof k^LM^ 
 
 181 Sir Francis and Charles Baring, and Mr. Wall, after Sir 
 
 T. Lawrence, by J. Ward— first state 
 
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 182 Sir D. Wilkie, R A., after A. Geddes, by W. Ward— proof 
 
 183 H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence, after Sir M. A. Sliee, by J. Ward; 
 
 &c. CX-Px*-. 2 
 
 <j f C ^ 184 Lavinia, Countess Spencer, after ditto— before any letters 
 
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 —-j 185 Queen Charlotte and Princess Royal; and Younger Children of 
 
 < George III., after B. West, by V. Green —first states 2 
 
 / Sr 186 Queen Charlotte, after Zoffany ;^and Portrait of a Gentleman, in 
 
 robes of the Garter 
 
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 /(fF 5' ,^ 187 Lady Kinnaird, by H. Meyer— proof, framed 
 
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 188 Master Lambton, after Sir T. Lawrence, by S. Cousins, R.A.- 
 
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 189 Miss Farren (Countess of Derby), after ditto, by Bartolozzi 
 
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 190 Miss Farren (Countess of Derby), after Sir T. Lawrence, by 
 
 Bartolozzi — proof \ \ ‘ * ^ 41 a ^ 
 
 191 The Marquis of Salisbury, after Sir W. Beecliey, by W. Say— 
 
 proof before any inscription 
 
 . /Q 6> 192 George III., after Northcote, by ditto —ditto C^~c 
 
 AFTER J. HOPPNER, R.A. 
 
 In the Folio. 
 
 193 The Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, by G. Clint ^ ^ ^ 
 
 194 The Duke of York; and The Duke of Clarence, b/ C. Hodges 
 
 195 Earl Camden, by W. Ward ; and The Rt. Hon. Adam Duncan, 
 
 by J. Ward 2 
 
 196 The Duke of Rutland ; and Lord Grey de Wilton, by C. Turner 
 
 —proofs before any letters - Fc, 2 
 
 197 Sir Richard Carr Glyn, by W. Say; and Sir Samuel Hood, by 
 
 G. Clint —proof 2 
 
 198 The Rt. Hon. George Canning, by J. Young— first state ^ 
 
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 The Duke of Grafton ; The Earl of Essex ; etc., by C. Turner 5 
 
 Vernon, Archbishop of York; Randolph, Bishop of London ; 
 &c., by C. Turner and S. W. Reynolds, etc. 
 
 Miss Bover, by C. Watson— 'printed in bruwn * f 
 
 9 *<c 
 
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 3 y-/(>. 209 
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 Lady Charlotte Duncombe; and Viscouutess Andover, by 
 C. Wilkin 2 
 
 Viscountess St. Asaph; and Lady Langham, by ditto 2 cXo. 
 
 Lady Langham, by ditto; &c. cCo 2 
 
 Toe Princess Mary ; and^JPrincess Sophia, by C. Watson— 
 proofs 2 
 
 Psyche, by H. Meyer; &c. cXo 2 
 
 Pick-a-Back, by S. Nugent— proof ; A Lady in Character, hy 
 H. Cook— proof ; &c. 1 43 
 
 Mrs. Arbuthnot, by S. W. Reynolds— proof ^ 
 
 Mrs. Hibbert, by J. Ward ^ ^* 
 
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 Lady Louisa Manners, by C. Turner w C v. 
 
 Lady Mulgrave; and Miss Arabella Wilmot, by G. Clint 2 oXc 
 
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 Phcebe Hoppner, by J. R. Smith— -first stale 
 Mrs. Gwsn, by J. Young— ditto 
 Miss Crockatt, by J. Dean— first slate 
 Mrs. Jordan, by J. J ones— first state 
 Eliza (Mrs. Hoppner), by J. Young— ditto 
 Elizabeth, Countess of Mexborough, by W. Ward— first state 
 Lady Charlotte Greville, by J. Young first stale 
 Lady Anne Lambton and Family, by ditto— ditto ) L o-O-eA -t\. 
 Mrs. Orby Hunter, by ditto— ditto 
 
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 lc —-*' 222 
 
 Y & - 223 
 
 J 3 . t C 22 i 
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 Sy . f 5 . 226 
 
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 238 
 
 lA.Jy ' 
 
 The Dl t ches8 of York, by W. Dickinson u ^*- T 
 Countess Cholmondeley and her Son, by C. Turner 
 Lady Mildmat, by W. Say —proof - 
 
 Lady Heathcote, by J. Ward —second state 
 The Duchess of Bedford, by S. W. Eeynolds —proof 
 
 Sir Thomas Frankland's Daughters, by W. Ward —first state , 
 before any inscription c It IX 
 
 oCo 
 
 AFTER G. ROMNEY. 
 In the Folio. 
 
 Portraits of G. Eomney, &c. 
 
 3 
 
 William Markham, Archbishop of York, by J. Ward —first slate ; 
 and James Mingay, by C. H. Hodges —ditto 2 
 
 T. Eaikes, Esq., by C. H. Hodges; A. Newland, Esq., by 
 J. Grozer; &c. V". 3 
 
 Ozias Humphrey, E.A., by V. Green —first statq 
 
 Eichard Cumberland, by ditto —first state 
 
 Lord George Germaine, by J. Jacobe —first state; and The Et. 
 Hon. H. Dundas, by J. Young — 2 
 
 Anthony Todd, by J. Jones— first staf^; and S. Bosanquet, Esq., 
 by C. Turner & 2 
 
 Sir James Mansfield; Dr. Parr; and the Eev. C. Wilson, by 
 
 J. Jones 
 
 cXo 
 
 Hon. Augustus Keppel, by W. Dickinson —first state ; and The 
 Duke of Eichmond, by J. Watson -S c2 
 
 Sensibility (Lady Hamilton), by E. Earlom —proof 
 
 Lady Hamilton, as St. Cecilia, by G. Keating 
 
 1 
 
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17 
 
 (O—ZO 239 Mrs. Jordan, as The Country Girl, by J. Ogborne—; first state Oup. 
 cp7240 Mrs. Crouch, by F. Bartolozzi —first state 
 
 ? _ ' 241 Benedetta Ramus, by W. Dickinson —small plate P ^ 
 
 242 The Clavering Children, by J. R. Smith 
 ^ 243 Sisters Contemplating on Mortality, by R. Dunkarton —first state 
 
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 ^3 - / - 244 
 <0-„ _ a 245 
 Y <5"~ „ —246 
 ^*'6 247 
 ?9- 248 
 
 ^ V-^249 
 O./Q .250 
 
 4./{ 2 51 
 
 D/' . ry .252 
 
 i 253 
 ./ ' 
 
 
 
 
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 Framed. 
 
 Miss Sneyd, as ‘ Serena,’ by J. R. Smith— : /irs< state / L< 
 
 Lady Hamilton (Nature), by H. Meyer —-first state 
 Miss Cumberland, by J. H. Smith — second state l Lo ~ 
 
 Miss Anne Parr, by J. Dean — first state oC-£ 
 
 Mrs. Robinson, by J. R. Smith ^ - 
 
 Miss Benedetta Ramus, by W. Dickinson ^ I a—s-A .—o Cv_ 
 Lady Charlotte Legge, by J. Grozer ~ f XciL^i 
 Mrs. Davenport, by J. Jones cX—o 
 
 The Hon. Mrs. Beresford, by J. Jones —first state l Lo—a— 
 Mrs. Stables and Her Daughters, by .T. R. Smith —-first state J 
 — the title in open etched, letters 
 
 
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 V 
 
 
 AFTER SIR J. REYNOLDS. 
 
 PORTRAITS —In the Folio. 
 
 The States are as described in Mr. E. Hamilton s booh. 
 ' ** * 254 Francis Bartolozzi, R.A., by T. Watson first state 
 If ’ 255 Master Jacob Bouverie, by J. McArdell } 
 
 ... —^256 James Boswell, Esq., by J. Jones— second state } 
 
 3 ^257 Master Bunbury, by F. Haward 
 
 f3/_ 258 Frederick, Earl of Carlisle, by W. Ward—second state 
 
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 259 Master Crewe, as Henry VIII., by J. R. Smith 
 
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 12 . / 
 
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 260 Dilettanti Society. Portraits of some of the Mombers of this 
 famous Society, by W. Say and C. Turner —a pair—first states, 
 before any letters (/Cx ^ ^ ^ a 
 
 or* 5“' 
 
 0 
 
 261 James, Earl of Errol, by T. Watson —first state 
 
 262 Earl Fitzwilliam, by J. Grozer —first state 
 
 263 The Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox, by J. Jones— second state * 
 
 264 David Garrick, as £ Kiteley,’ by J. Finlayson —ditto 
 
 (O —. 265 The Same, by T. Watson— second state 
 
 J - — 
 
 3- t s ■ 
 
 3 /S' 
 
 266 Sir Abraham Hume, by J. Jones— first state O 
 
 267 Admiral Hood, by J. Jones— first state 
 
 7 
 
 2 
 
 & 
 
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 2 * / S 
 
 2 . fo , 
 
 268 John blunter, by W. Sharp —second state; and Sir J. Har ris, by 
 C. Watson 2 
 
 *' 269 Dr. Johnson, by W. Doughty— fourth state C^Lo _ 
 
 270 The Hon. Augustus Keppel, by W. Doughty —first state *-> 
 
 2/1 The Duke of Leinster, by J. Dixon*^ - ^second state & 
 
 272 James Paine and Son, by J. Watson— first state 
 
 273 Sir J. Reynolds, by C. Watson —first state C> C-o 
 
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 2/^s. 
 
 274 Rev. Richard Robinson, by J. R. Smith— first stale 
 
 275 Dr. Robertson, by J. Dixon— second state ; Rev. T. Warton, by 
 
 C. H. Hodges ; and The Rev. J. Mqdge, by W. Dickinson 
 
 276 Earl Temple, by W. Dickinson— second state at© 
 
 277 Marquess Townshend, by C. Turner 5> <i, ^ 
 
 278 Samuel Whitbread, Esq., by S. W. Reynolds— second state ; John 
 
 Patterson, Esq., by T. Watson; and Mr. Tomkins, by 
 C. Turner < 3 
 
 279 Lady Smythk and Children, by F. Bartolozzi, R.A .—first state, 
 
 before any letters YcrlC^, 
 
 280 Jane, Countess of Harrington and her Children, byditto— 
 
 before any letters d-o 
 
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 r~ J 281 
 7-Cs . 282 
 
 Z. 1-2. 283 
 
 Lady Beauchamp, by W. Nutter — first state It CCc^/C-O 
 Mrs. Robinson, by W. Dickinson— second state 
 Lady Cockburn and her Children, by C. Wilkin—; first state 
 
 f-. . 284 
 
 ^“6285 
 
 f'/ 
 
 286 
 A ./S’. 287 
 
 r* S 288 
 
 r - 289 
 
 3 - /S 290 
 291 
 
 ’ ? J- b 292 
 ”6 . /Lf- 293 
 
 Viscount Malden and Lady E. Capel, by C. Turner 
 Lady Elizabeth and Henrietta Montagu, by II. Moyer 
 Lady Elizabeth Montagu, by J. MeArdell— second state i 
 
 
 <2-., I 94 
 
 Miss Kitty Fisher, by B. Houston— second slate 
 Miss Julia Bosville, by J. Watson 
 Lady Almeria Carpenter, by J. Watson— first stale 
 The Same c ' ' 
 
 Mrs. Morris, by J. R. Smith— first state ^ 
 
 Lady Beaumont, by J. R. Smith— first state 
 Lady Caroline Price, by J. Jones— first slate 
 Miss Theophila Palmer, by J. R. Smith— -first stale j i 
 
 
 Framed. 
 
 2, 295 
 
 Sir J. Reynolds as President, by V. Green— proof, before any 
 letters C > 
 
 // . // . 296 Garrick between Comedy and Tragedy, by E. Fisher qLo 
 second state ^ 
 
 Oliver Goldsmith, by J. March!— second state 
 George III., by W. Dickinson and T. Watson— first slate 
 
 U 
 
 J ' 297 
 
 7 ' ^ -^98 
 
 ? y ■ 6 299 
 
 776 300 
 /. 3^.801 
 
 7 - // 302 
 
 ! 2 . / . 303 
 304 
 
 Caroline, Countess of Carlisle, by J. Watson— second state l 
 Mrs. Hartley, by G. Marchi —second state } 
 
 Miss Kemble, by J. Jones— first state e 
 Lady O’Brien, by J. Dixon 
 
 The Countess of Aylsford, by V. Green—second state c. ^ 
 Mrs. Bunbury, by J. Watson second state 
 
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 305 
 
 306 
 
 The Countes3 of Pembroke and her Son, by J. Dixon— first 
 state —*SY 
 
 7i. 
 
 
 308 
 
 309 
 
 310 
 
 311 
 
 312 
 
 Miss Mary Horneck, by R. Dunkarton 
 Miss Sarah Campbell, by V. Green — first state 
 
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 Miss Nelly O’Brien, by C. Phillips — first state 
 Lady O’Brien, by J. Dixon — second state 
 The Lon. Mrs. Stanhope, by J. R. Smith — first state 
 Mrs. Crewe, as St. Genevieve, by T. Watson — first state 
 Mrs. Bouverie and Mrs. Crewe, by J. Marchi — -first state c4o 
 
 ($— 7 4> 313 
 
 f/S . / C . 314 
 V 6-7 H- , 315 
 3 7 7 316 
 
 1 ' 3 
 
 _* 317 
 
 The Hon. Mrs. Parker, by T. Watson __ 
 
 Mrs. Pelham feeding Chickens, by W. Dickinson * o- 
 Elizabeth, Countess of Derby, by W. Dickinson — first state^-^l*A^i 
 Lady Elizabeth Keppel, by E. Fisher — first state lfo~CC 
 
 ft —* — 4 318 
 &7 - ( - 319 
 
 /£./.<£. 320 
 
 Mrs. Musters, as Hebe, by C. H. Hodges— first state CLo 
 Miss Meyer, as Hebe, by J. Jacob© 
 
 Lady Caroline Montagu, by J. R. Smith — first state cX-o 
 Miss Bowles (Juvenile Amusement), by W. Ward — second 
 
 state 
 
 Jfp~ — 7 ^* 321 The Strawberry Girl, by T. Watson— first state ’Yst-l j. . * , 
 
 FANCY SUBJECTS— In the Folio. 
 
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 322 Miss Bowles, by C. Turner — proof ; and Lady Catherine 
 
 Manners, by T. Gaugain L ^ * l 2 
 
 323 Una (Miss Beauelere), by T. Watson— second state, printed in 
 
 red - 
 
 324 Girl Laughing, by J. F. Bause — second state ' 
 
 325 Cirl wirn a Kitten, by Bartolozzi- ditto 
 
 326 Felina, by J. Collyer— second state ia 
 
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 >2 -( ~(s> 328 
 
 ~ 329 
 
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 330 
 
 331 
 
 332 
 
 333 
 
 334 
 
 335 
 
 336 
 
 337 
 
 Muscipula, by J. Jones — first state t 1 4 
 Robinetta, by ditto — ditto S<^o-U.. 
 
 The Fortune Teller, by J. K. Sherwin; and The Holy 
 Family, by W. Sharp— second state * / o-^ «- 2 
 
 The Bird, by J. Dean — first state - 
 
 The Schoolboy, by ditto— ditto 
 
 The Careful Shepherdess, by E. Judkins — second state 
 The Young Shepherdess, by J. Grozer —first state b .< 
 Ariadne, by W. Doughty — first state £ Yf c 
 
 The Infant Hercules, by W. Ward 
 The Infant Jupiter, by J. R. Smith ^ 
 
 The Banished Lord, by J. R. Smith—; first state 
 
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 338 Eight portfolios, of various sizes 
 
 339 Seven ditto 
 
 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 
 
 London : Printed by William Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross. 
 
TY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 
 
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