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Reids Palace Hotel advertisementReids Palace Hotel in Madeira, boasting happy sunny days, no rain, no dust...unequalled private sea-bathing, afternoon and evening open air dances, childrens seawater pool, 100 bathing cabins
Barristers in the RainBarristers make their way through the rain along Carey Street from the Inns of Court to the London Law Courts, dressed in their traditional garb Date: 1886
Barristers Room at the Royal Courts of Justice, LondonInterior of the Barristers Room at the Royal Courts of Justice, London, in 1883
Lawyer / Mlle MiropolskiWOMAN DEFENDS WOMAN: THE LEGAL FEMINIST Lady Lawyer, Mlle. Miropolsky pleading the case of a client in the Paris Law Courts. Date: 1908
Crystal Palace PlanA floor plan of the Exhibition building - the ground floor and the galleries, showing how the courts open out from the central transept
Lady Diana and Elizabeth Percy by Madame YevondeLady Diana and Elizabeth Percy, the two daughters of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland. Lady Diana was being presented by her mother at one of the June courts
Sierra Leone - Freetown - The Law courts Date: circa 1905
Industrial School, Ashford, KentThe Kent County Industrial School (also knows as the Stanhope Industrial School) at Kingsnorth near Ashford in Kent opened in 1875 for 150 boys. After 1933 it became an Approved School
Industrial School, Buxton, near Norwich, NorfolkBoys and dog stand on the football pitch of the Buxton Industrial School near Norwich, Norfolk, established in 1855 to hold 100 boys. From 1933 it became Red House Farm Approved School
A Game of Eton Fives, 1911Two photographs showing a game of fives, played in one of the courts at Eton College, 1911
Four Courts / Dublin 1840Dublin: the Four (Law) Courts, seen from the river
Courts of Justice 1870SThe Royal Courts of Justice, the Strand, London
Their Majesties Court by Sir John LaveryReproduction of a painting by Sir John Lavery in The Sphere, of a painting which is now lost showing the scene of dazzling splendour in the ball room at Buckingham Palace during a court presentation
Empire Hotel, Lowestoft, SuffolkThe Empire Hotel at Lowestoft, Suffolk, opened in 1900. In 1921 it was acquired by the Metropolitan Asylums Board and reopened the following year as a hospital for tuberculosis patients
The Beth Din or Court of the Chief RabbiThe worlds oldest tribunal, dating from the time of Moses. The Beth Din or Court of the Chief Rabbi. It was a form of Jewish tribunal for religious
Court of Maison Lisbona in Damascus, Syria. The house belonged to the wealthy Lisbona family and later housed the Jewish Maimonides school. Date: circa 1905
Witanhurst tennis gameJudges playing tennis internationals at Lady Crosfields house Witanhurst in Highate Village, north west London. Here the first fixture of the newly formed Bar Lawn Tennis Association is seen in
Industrial School for Girls, Dundee, ScotlandThe Industrial School for Girls, at Balgay Park, Dundee, Scotland, was established in 1861. Industrial Schools, often privately run
Reville court dress advertisement, 1927Advertisement for Reville Ltd, dressmakers of Hanover Square, who specialised in particular in gowns for court presentations, approved by Their Majesties for Ladies attending. Date: 1927
Training Ship Southampton, Hull, YorkshireThe Southampton Industrial Training Ship was established on the Humber, at Hull, in 1868. Boys aged 11-15, placed there by magistrates, were trained in seamanship
Westfield College, Hampstead - Buildings, grounds and the principal - Miss Lodge. Date: 1922
LAWYERS BOREDA sketch in the Law Courts, showing the patient and respectful attention of the Counsel for the Plaintiff during the speech of Counsel for Defendant Date: circa 1893
Court gowns by RevilleCourt gowns approved by King George V and Queen Mary for presentation at court in the year 1926. Designed by Reville of Hanover Square. Date: 1926
St. Kitts, West Indies - Basseterre - The Courthouse Date: circa 1905
At the Old Bailey: Lord Darling, Sir Herbert Austin and the late Richard Muir Date: C.20th Century
New Zealand - New Law Courts, Dunedin - a sweet little Dunedin City Corporation Tram is passing by. Date: circa 1903
Northumberland Village Homes for Girls, Whitley BayThe Northumberland Village Homes for Girls, Whitley Bay (or Whitley-on-Sea), was an industrial school established in 1879 for 140 girls. It became an Approved School in 1933
Industrial School for Girls, Maryhill, GlasgowThe Glasgow Industrial School for Girls at Maryhill was established in 1855. Industrial Schools, often privately run, housed children aged 7-15 placed there by magistrates for a variety of reasons
Industrial School, Harborne, BirminghamA man with umbrella at the gates of Harborne Industrial School, Balden Road, Birmingham, opened in 1902 to hold 150 boys. It later became Ansell School then after 1933 was the Tennal Approved School
Sir Samuel Evans at Prize Court, London, WW1Sir Samuel Evans, in September 1914, presiding over the first Prize Court held at the London Law Courts since 1856. 1914
New Sessions House, LondonNew Sessions House, Central Criminal Court, London c. 1910
London, Law Courts. Date: 1910
A court dress to curtsey in from Harvey Nichols, 1935Advertisement for the department store, Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge, London, advertising a gown of classic simplicity to wear to a court presentation
Delineator cover July 1927Front cover illustration featuring a poised looking lady tennis player holding a racquet against the backdrop of a grass court
Irish Law CourtsThe Four Courts, home of the Irish Law Courts, by the River Liffey, Dublin, Co Dublin, Ireland
Battle of Four CourtsThe Battle of the Four Courts. The Four courts occupied by the IRA who were opposed to the Treaty of Peace between Great Britain and Ireland
Boswell CourtView of Boswell Court, London. One of several courts and alleyways demolished in the 1860s to make way for the building of the Royal Courts of Justice
First Court of the London Season at Buckingham Palace, 1922A cut-away diagram of Buckingham Palace showing where the first court of the London Season, 1922. The entry for those attending Court was by way of the West Portico entrance
Tennis courts at Southsea
Royal Courts of Justice, London
Royal Courts of Justice, London, Victorian period
Tennis courts, Bournville Village in the 1920s
Tennis courts, Bournville village
The Law Courts, The Strand, London - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J. Salmon, and reproduced as a local view postcard
Tennis Courts and Bay, Shanklin, Isle of Wight - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, looking north from TowerGreat Yarmouth, Norfolk, looking north from the Tower - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J
Baillie Scott, Trecourt Entrance FrontAn architectural illustration of the entrance front of Trecourt, the title of this house was suggested by the fact that the grouping of it's structure involves the formation of three courts
Baillie Scott, TrecourtAn architectural illustration of Trecourt, the title of this house was suggested by the fact that the grouping of it's structure involves the formation of three courts
