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FRANCONIA STEAMSHIPPassenger liner of the Cunard line, employed chiefly as a cruise ship
Hatton GardenThough Hatton Garden is chiefly associated with the jewelry trade, it is also famous as the location of the warehouse of Rowlands Macassar Oil. Date: 1838
Aerial View - Railway Goods Station at Marylebone StationThis photograph shows a portion of the extensive Railway Goods Station at Marylebone Station, Great Central Railway. The illustration consists chiefly of the roof of the sheds
Algeria MarketMarket outside Tebessa : chiefly sheep
Roger QuilterROGER QUILTER English musician, known chiefly for his songs though he also wrote orchestral music of an impressionist character. Date: 1877 - 1953
Lear / Nonsense / EwellThere was an Old Person of Ewell, who chiefly subsisted on gruel; But to make it more nice, he inserted some mice, which refreshed that Old Person of Ewell
Henry Lord JermynHENRY lord JERMYN, earl of St Albans courtier, in exile during the commonwealth, chiefly known for his greed and avarice with his autograph
Dr. David Livingstone attacked by a lion, 1843Engraving showing David Livingstone (1813-1873), the Scottish missionary and explorer, being attacked by a lion in the Mabotsa Valley, Africa, 1843
Jean Ant Et ChampionnetJEAN ANTOINE ETIENNE CHAMPIONNET, French general chiefly in Italy, died of wounds while fighting the Austrians. Date: 1762 - 1800
Charles Lucien BonaparteCHARLES LUCIEN BONAPARTE, Prince of Canino; son of Napoleons brother Lucien : a philosopher, who lived chiefly in Italy. Date: 1803 - 1857
Nicholas PoussinNICOLAS POUSSIN French painter, Master of the Classical school, painted chiefly in Rome, noted for mythological and scriptural subjects Date: 1594 - 1665
Notables at RouenHenri IV summons an Assemblee des Notables (roughly translated as assembly of notables) at Rouen, chiefly because he needs money and hopes they will agree taxes. Date: November 1596
Swan Upping FlagsSwans on the Thames are chiefly the property of the companies of Dyers and Vintners, and of the Queen. Here the boats fly the flags of those companies. Date: 1930s
Gaston De SonisGASTON DE SONIS French military commander, chiefly in North Africa; fervent Catholic and legitimist, encouraged building of Sacre-Coeur, Date: 1825 - 1887
Marquise De SevigneMARIE de RABUTINm marquise de SEVIGNE French aristocrat noted for her letters, chiefly to her daughter. Date: 1626 - 1696
George Washington CableGEORGE WASHINGTON CABLE American author, chiefly about the South in such books as Old Creole Days and The Grandissimes. with his autograph Date: 1844 - 1925
Habakkuk, ProphetProphet who was chiefly concerned with the imminent invasion of the Chaldeans (Babylonians); he said things would be bad for the Jews and lo ! they were indeed bad Date: probably 7th century BC
The Imperial German NavyGerman officers and men aboard the Moltke. Manned chiefly by conscription, the German navy was criticised for disrespecting International Law and sinking Allied merchant-ships without warning
The Last Entry in Dr. David Livingstones Notebook, 1873Engraving showing the last entries in Dr. David Livingstones notebook. Born in Lanarkshire in 1813, the Scottish missionary
The Funeral of Dr. David Livingstone, Westminster Abbey, 187Engraving showing the funeral of Dr. David Livingstone (1813-1873), the Scottish missionary and explorer, which was held in Westminster Abbey, April 1874
Dr. Livingstone being carried during his last exploration, MEngraving showing the sick Dr. David Livingstone (1813-1873), Scottish missionary and explorer, being carried during the last days of his life
Dr. David Livingstone (1813-1873)Engraving of Dr. David Livingstone, the Scottish missionary and explorer, published in 1874. The discoverer of Victoria Falls
Dr. Livingstone reading the Bible to some of his African helEngraving of Dr. David Livingstone (1813-1873), the Scottish missionary and explorer, reading the Bible to some of his African helpers
Corot (Johnson)JEAN-BAPTISTE COROT French artist, chiefly landscape subjects
Admiral Von TirpitzALFRED VON TIRPITZ Chiefly responsible for the strengthening of the German navy in the years leading up to World War One; seen here age 80
A Calculating machineThe control panel of the automatic sequence-controlled calculating machine at Manchester University; showing the monitor cathode-ray tube with Dr. T. Kilburn (left) and Professor F. C
Defending a CoastAs a hostile fleet approaches the coast, the defences are manned - chiefly crossbows behind protective screens
George Stubbs / HumphreyGEORGE STUBBS English painter known chiefly for accurate paintings of horses
Owen Jones Pacific 1The ornaments on Plate I are from portions of clothing made chiefly from the bark of trees
R Stephenson (Daguerr)ROBERT STEPHENSON Engineer, associated chiefly with bridges such as the Menai railway bridge : drawn in 1849
R Stephenson (Holl)ROBERT STEPHENSON Engineer, associated chiefly with bridges such as the Menai railway bridge : drawn in 1849
R Stephenson (Richmond)ROBERT STEPHENSON Engineer, associated chiefly with bridges such as the Menai railway bridge : drawn in 1849
Delcasse CaricaturedTHEOPHILE DELCASSE French statesman, chiefly occupied with foreign affairs, notably the Entente Cordiale - here, working for agreement with Russia, 1907
Heinrich Von VeldekeHeinrich von Veldeke, German poet born near Mstricht in the Netherlands. He is chiefly known for his work, the Eneide
ICE-BOXThe Spanish, it seems, use their ice-boxes chiefly to keep their wine cool and their fruit fresh
Islamic ParadiseParadise, as promised to faithful Moslems, is chiefly noted for its HOURIS - a species of affable nymphs
Cornelis Janssen ArtistCORNELIS JANSSEN VAN CEULEN Dutch artist, working chiefly in England
Urus (Bewick)The Urus, or Wild Bull, is chiefly to be met with in the extensive forests of Lithuania. Not any more, it ain t
Wilson BarrettWILSON BARRETT British actor, chiefly in melodrama, seen here as Marcus Superbus in his own pseudo- religious play The sign of the cross
Nicolas PoussinNICOLAS POUSSIN French painter, Master of the Classical school, painted chiefly in Rome, noted for mythological and scriptural subjects
