Lambton Collection

Derby Day - The Olympians
Caricatures of prominent racing fans riding to Epsom in a stagecoach. From left, the Earl of Lonsdale, Lady James Douglas, Sir Edward Hulton, Lord Glaneley, Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen, Hon. G

LAMBTON WORM
The Lambton heir kills the loathsome worm, but is cursed because he fails to kill the first living thing he then meets - his own father!

Thomas Lawrences Master Lambton ( The Red Boy - 1825) put up for auction at Lambton Castle, Durham - but withdrawn from sale, despite a bid of 95, 000. Date: 1932

Hyperion in the Paddock
The racehorse Hyperion, winner of the Derby in a record time of 2 minutes 34 seconds. In the foreground are Cicely Lambton (1882-1972), wife of trainer George Lambton, and Mr Oswood, the head lad

Sierra Leone, the Racehorse
Racehorse Sierra Leone had achieved a run of seven races without being unplaced. Also pictured are owner Edward Stanley, Lord Derby (1865-1948), jockey Tommy Weston(1902-1981) and the Hon

Front cover of The Tatler featuring a photograph of Lilian Lambton, at the time of her marriage to Charles Douglas-Home, Lord Dunglass (later Earl Home)

Lord John George Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham (1792-1840), British Whig statesman and colonial administrator. He served as Ambassador to Russia (1835-1837). Date: circa 1832

Old Government Buildings - Wellington, New Zealand
The Government Buildings Historic Reserve, or more commonly referred to as the Old Government Buildings, on Lambton Quay in Wellington - until 1998 it was the second largest wooden building in

Beatrix Countess Durham
BEATRIX FRANCES, countess of DURHAM (nee Hamilton) wife of George Frederick d Arcy Lambton, second earl. Date: ? - 1871

John Ist Earl Durham
JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON, first earl of DURHAM statesman Date: 1792 - 1840

John 3rd Earl Durham
JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON, third earl of DURHAM Date: 1855 - ?

Louisa Countess Durham
LOUISA ELIZABETH, countess of DURHAM (nee Grey) second wife of John George Lambton, first earl Date: 1797 - 1841

Admiral Hedworth Lambton
Admiral of the Fleet The Hon Sir Hedworth (later Meux), (1856 1929), English naval officer famous for bringing help to the British forces in the Siege of Ladysmith. Caption: H.M.S Powerful. Date: 1900

Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux (1856 - 1929)
Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux (formerly Lambton), pictured while Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth. He retired from the Royal Navy in 1916

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