Richmond Collection (page 10)

The Wynaad Goldfields, Southern India. View of the Richmond
Engraving of the Richmond estate and the hills on which the coffee was grown, workers in the fields in the foreground

Inauguration of Jefferson Davis as President, 1861
The scene out the courthouse of Richmond, Virginia, as Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as President of the Confederate States, 1861

The Duke of Richmond (1818-1903)
Engraving of Charles Henry Gordon Lennox, 6th Duke of Richmond and 1st Duke of Gordon; then newly-appointed leader of the Conservative Party in the House of Lords, April 1870

President Jefferson Davis working at the roadside, 1865
Engraving showing the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, signing an Act of Government by the roadside, 1865

USA Richmond Va
The High Street

The Civil war in America; view of Richmond, the capital of V
Virginia was the Confederate capital of the Southern States of America

The Civil war in America. Reconnaissance made by General Sto
General Stoneman, accompanied by the Comte de Paris and the Duc de Chartres, on a reconnaissance expedition to Cedar Run. The peninsular Campaign began when McLellans Army of the Potomac advanced

The Civil War in America: View from the West of Richmond, Vi
Panoramic view of Richmond, Virginia, capital of the Confederate States with an army encampment in the background

Richmond Green
A glimpse of Richmond Green, Surrey, with its delightful range of mansions, which once housed the Maids of Honour of the King Georges of England

H Martineau (Richmond)
HARRIET MARTINEAU writer and social commentator

Margaret Beaufort
COUNTESS OF RICHMOND & DERBY MARGARET BEAUFORT English noblewoman, mother of Henry VII; founded Christs College, Cambridge in 1505

John Keble / Richmond
JOHN KEBLE English clergyman and poet

Margaret Ctess Richmond
Margaret Beaufort, countess of RICHMOND and Derby, wife of Edmund Tudor, 1st earl, mother of Henry VII; founder of colleges and patron of printers : mother of Henry VII

Richmond / Surrey / Cooke s
RICHMOND, SURREY

King Richard III and the Earl of Richmond
Richard III and the Earl of Richmond during the Battle of Bosworth

Mary, Duchess of Richmon
Mary Howard, duchess of Richmond and Somerset, wife of Henry Fitzroy, duke

Richmond Theatre 1804
Theatre at Richmond

Frances Duch. Richmond
FRANCES TERESA STUART, duchess of RICHMOND, mistress of Charles II, third wife of Charles, 3rd duke

R Stephenson (Richmond)
ROBERT STEPHENSON Engineer, associated chiefly with bridges such as the Menai railway bridge : drawn in 1849

England Vs Scotland 1903
Scotland defeat England at Richmond

Richmond Palace / Eastgate
Richmond Palace, Surrey, built by Henry VII

Sleeping Knights
King Arthur and his knights sleep beneath Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, until needed to save Britain : Peter Thompson, a potter, found them there one day, to his surprise

Thomas / Songe / Liebig3
Act two : the drunken Falstaff is rowed across the Thames at Richmond

Rugby / England V. Ireland
England versus Ireland at Richmond Date: 1898

Dss of Richmond 1807
CHARLOTTE, DUCHESS OF RICHMOND Daughter of 4th Duke of Gordon and wife of George Henry Lennox, 4th Duke of Richmond from 1806

Rounding up Stray Dogs
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Ludovick Duke Richmond
LUDOWICK duke of Lennox, later earl of Newcastle, later duke of RICHMOND - statesman, he merited all the honours he received with his autograph

Richmond Burns
Though a primary target for the Union, the Confederate capital was not taken until 1865 : fires were started not by the incoming Federals but the departing Confederates

Richmond Captured
The Union army enters Richmond, which has been the Confederate capital : there is wholesale destruction, caused by the retreating southerners, not by the northerners

Joan of Arc (Richmond)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine, mounted and armoured

Kneller Hall Band
The band of Kneller Hall, the school of military music, performs at Whitton Park, near Richmond

Arthur Sleeps Still
King Arthur and his knights sleep beneath Richmond Castle, Yorkshire, until needed to save Britain : Peter Thompson, a potter, found them there one day, to his surprise

Cora Richmond
Cora (nee Scott), later Cora Richmond, later Cora Hatch, later Cora Tappan American spirit medium

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