George Washington Wilson ( )

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1 George Washington Wilson ( ) Photographically innovative and entrepreneurial in business, Wilson was the most notable, successful and prolific stereo-photographer in Scotland and perhaps the entire UK. Having trained in Edinburgh as an artist, he worked as a miniature portrait painter and art teacher in Aberdeen from He started experimenting with photography in 1852, probably realising that it could potentially supplant his previous profession. In a short-lived partnership with Hay, he first exhibited stereoviews in 1853 at the Aberdeen Mechanics' Institution. A commission to photograph the construction of Balmoral Castle in led to a long royal association. His photos were used in the form of engravings for Queen Victoria's popular book My Highland Journal. His best-selling carte-de-visite of her on a pony held by Brown (judiciously cropped to remove other superfluous retainers) fuelled the gossip surrounding this relationship. His portrait studio in Aberdeen provided steady cashflow and in 1857, to promote his studio, he produced a print grouping together famous Aberdonians, one of the earliest ever examples of a photo-collage. He soon recognised that stereoviews were the key to prosperity and by 1863 had a catalogue of over 400 views from all across the UK, selling them in a wide variety of outlets including railway kiosks and inside cathedrals. His artistic training helped him compose picturesque and beautiful images, but he was also an innovative technician, experimenting on improving photographic techniques, chemistry and apparatus, working closely with camera and lens manufacturers. He was among the very first to publish instantaneous views, ranging from a bustling Princes Street, Edinburgh to a charming view of children paddling in the sea, both dating from Perhaps the most famous of his instantaneous images are ones of gun practice on HMS Cambridge (number 316 and 317), taken in Such photographs, captured in a fraction of a second, were a technical tour-de-force when normal exposures could be counted in minutes and cameras did not yet have built-in shutters. By 1858, inspired by le Grey's seascapes, he was experimenting with pointing his lens directly into the sun. By lining his lenses and camera with black velvet to prevent internal reflections, he became the first to capture successful single exposure views (le Grey's prints were composites from two negatives, although GWW would not know this at the time). In 1858 he took dramatic images of the sunset at Oban and, in 1859, his family boating on the Loch of Park. These photographs created a sensation when sent for review and exhibited. By the mid 1860s his company was printing over 500,000 photographs annually. He tried to keep ahead of fashion, producing various formats in addition to his stereoviews. In conjunction with London printers Marion, he was first to introduce the cabinet card size, which became a very popular format. His commercial success and prolific output, with much of the later work being by his sons and other company photographers (many of the later stereoviews of England are probably by his illegitimate son, Alexander Wilson), seems to have led to Wilson today being rather overlooked as an artist. Although his many views of Scottish hills and cathedral interiors (albeit technically astounding) can become a bit repetitive, his catalogue contains some true gems of the stereo-photographer's art. He was fêted in his day, winning 27 medals internationally, including the only one for a Scottish photographer at the prestigious London International Exhibition of The British Journal of Photography in 1860 stated that he was pre-eminently successful in delineating some most interesting and picturesque subjects, while Photographic Notes commented in 1858 that his stereoviews were so far in advance of what one usually sees, that they require especial notice and in 1861 reported that Wilson has now achieved for himself a position which no other photographer has reached. Wilson's prestige was such, that the renowned Roger Fenton's submissions to the 1861 London Photographic Society's Exhibition were dismissed in BJP, Jan 1861, as being somewhat in the style of Mr Wilson's. After his death in 1893, his sons seem to have lacked his entrepreneurial spirit and the enterprise went rapidly downhill, being finally dissolved in A significant portion of the original negatives (some five tons of glass!) are now held by the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. 1

2 The Stereoviews of GWW This catalogue of the stereoscopic views of George Washington Wilson is based on several known published Wilson catalogues, and is informed by Roger Taylor's and Tex Treadwell's previous publications. The earliest known catalogue was published by Wilson in Views from this catalogue are found on various coloured card (blue, cream, white, grey). Usually the photos are square, but occasionally have rounded tops. They are often found in a poor state, faded with glue streaking, but are sometimes remarkably well preserved. Sometimes these views have a G.W.Wilson blindstamp, otherwise the photographer's name does not appear. Some have descriptive labels of various designs, others have hand-written titles, some are untitled and mostly they are not numbered. In November 1858, Photographic Notes reviewed a group of Wilson views, presumably taken earlier that year, mainly representing a trip to the west coast of Scotland, visiting Oban, Inverary and Fingal's Cave. Only some of the views were described; the views so far identified which match these descriptions are on white or light yellow card with square or rounded top photographs and hand-written titles. Wilson's name does not appear. Views from 1858/59 seem to have been published as a second numbered series, for which a catalogue has not yet been discovered. These include views such as 27. Mustard, Skye Terrier, 85. The Victoria Steamer, bound for Peterhead (instantaneous) and early views of Edinburgh up to number 120. Such views tend to be on cream or light yellow coloured card and have small printed labels. These are ascribed to Wilson, based on style, content and other observations (eg. the small label is the same style as that used in later views, the chair in the Mustard view also appears in portraits taken by Wilson, a similar view to The Bagpipe Lesson later appears as a Wilson lantern slide, The Victoria Steamer was reviewed in Jan 1860 in The British Journal of Photography, view 79. A Breaking Wave also appears with a standard blue GWW label). View 110A is a version of the famous instantaneous view of Princes Street, Edinburgh mentioned on the first page. There were 10 photographers working in Aberdeen alone in the late 1850s, therefore it would be naive to believe that all early views of Scotland, or even the Aberdeen area, are the work of Wilson. Additionally, other photographers, of which Fenton and Frith are the most renowned, travelled to these parts. It is therefore conceivable that some of these early stereoviews have been wrongly ascribed to Wilson based on similarity of title or subject matter. Encouraged by favourable reviews in the photographic press, by 1859 Wilson had decided to significantly expand the topographical stereoscopic views side of his business. He started accumulating a new (third) series of views, with the occasional inclusion of the older negatives, but now renumbered and published on a distinctive bright yellow card, normally with a plain white rear, but occasionally yellow on early cards. He added around eighty to one hundred new titles per year. Using contemporary reviews in the photographic journals as a guide, the views can be approximately dated as follows: 1859 up to up to up to up to up to up to up to up to 748 2

3 Wilson's first photographic trip to England was in 1860, producing views numbered from All views initially had a small white printed label without Wilson's name. This collector has not seen this style of label on cards numbered over 300 (with titles which correspond to the catalogues), suggesting that it was in use until It was replaced by the well-known large blue label (which also occasionally appears in cream, beige, pink, green, purple or yellow), now clearly identifying G.W.Wilson & Co. as the photographer. This label may have been in response to his increasing personal reputation and to the Fine Art Copyright Law of 1862, which provided some protection of authorship and attribution. The main series is numbered fairly self-consistently although there does appear occasionally to be some overlapping numbering (eg. in the 240s where a series of views from Ryde Pier overlap with views of Skye). Additionally, the 1893 catalogue introduces some seemingly anomalous low-numbered views. The conclusion that the views are mainly numbered chronologically, from when Wilson first photographed the scene, is supported by comments in his diaries and contemporary reviews. However, he frequently returned to the same spot, especially for popular scenes, and when he rephotographed, he often retained the original number. This means that many variants are seen of popular views, some versions taken concurrently and others years apart. Probably in the second half of the 1870s and into the 1880s, Wilson published views (on yellow card with blue labels) entitled Scottish Scenery and English Scenery which were in general not numbered. Similar large blue labels are also found on later views with the text Photographed by and numbered by hand. Later still, the yellow card was replaced by a grey or cream card with G.W. Wilson and Co. printed on the front. As these cards were published in a period of declining popularity for stereoscopy, they are rarer than the earlier yellow cards. The stereoviews are rarely seen in glass. The catalogue from 1873 states that upwards of 200 views are available as lantern slides, while the catalogue of 1877 mentions for the first time that almost all the stereoviews in the catalogue are available in glass and also as lantern slides. Most glass views are signed GWW in pencil on the lower right side of the photo. In the early 1860s, Wilson was widely regarded as the pre-eminent stereo-photographer of the day and therefore his style of card and label was closely imitated. Any views numbered above 300 with small white labels ascribed to Wilson should be treated with suspicion. Views described as instantaneous are similarly not all by Wilson. 3

4 The main listing is compiled from known GWW catalogues dated 1863, 1871, 1873, 1877 and The 1863 catalogue includes titles (given literatim in bold in this catalogue) up to number 440A. The later catalogues have views numbered up to 1266 in 1871, 1340 in 1873, 1787 in 1877 and 2556 in Catalogues from 1871 onwards include a few titles which were only available as carte-de-visite (CDV) and not as stereoviews; where this is the case it is noted and the titles are given in italics for completeness. Titles for a given view can vary slightly from catalogue to catalogue, with later descriptions tending to be more precise and with certain spelling anomalies corrected. A very few listings in the catalogues have printing mistakes and wrong numbers where this is obvious, these have been corrected. Where the view is mentioned in a catalogue, the date of the catalogue is given in brackets after the title, eg (C63) for a title in the catalogue dated C63 C71 C73 C77 C93 Thanks are due to Thomas Asch, Paula Fleming, Edward McCann, Jonathan Ross, John Saddy, Graham Wood, University of Aberdeen Special Collections and Museum of Scotland for their help and input. Anyone wishing to know more about George Washington Wilson should certainly purchase Roger Taylor's fascinating and well-researched biography, which is due to be republished by the London Stereoscopic Company. The superb resource of the GW Wilson collection at the University of Aberdeen has been largely digitised and can be consulted at their website. Unfortunately, they have not included the catalogue number in the on-line description, but it is usually clearly visible on the photographic plate. George Washington Wilson A Collector s Catalogue by Peter Blair is an illustrated version of this list, containing over 1000 half-scale GWW stereoviews, and including more detailed analysis of the early views and their hand-written titles. It is available on References: George Washington Wilson Artist and Photographer ( ), Roger Taylor, Aberdeen University Press, 1981, ISBN: The Stereoviews of G.W.Wilson, T.K.Treadwell, The Institute for Photographic Research, 1988 Post Office Aberdeen Directory, GW Wilson & Co., Catalogues (1856, 1863, 1871, 1873, 1877, 1893) George Washington Wilson A Collector s Catalogue, Peter Blair, 2015, Contemporary reviews of GWW stereoviews 1 Photographic Notes, 15 July 1857, p262 2 London and Manchester Photo Journal, 1 Aug 1857, p156 3 Photographic Notes, 1 April 1858, p35 4 London and Manchester Photo Journal, 15 June 1858, p154 5 Photo News, 1 Oct 1858, p53 6 Photographic Notes, I Nov 1858, p252 7 Photographic Journal, 5 Feb 1859, p180 8 British Journal of Photography, 1 Dec 1859, p294 9 British Journal of Photography, 15 Jan 1860, p23 Any comments to help improve completeness and accuracy will be gladly accepted please contact peter3dblair@gmail.com. 4

5 George Washington Wilson 1856 Catalogue 1 - Castle Street & Union Street, Aberdeen 2 - King Street, Aberdeen 3 - Marischal College, Aberdeen 4 - East Church, Aberdeen 5 - Union Bridge, Aberdeen 6 - Gordon's Hospital, Aberdeen 7 - Free Churches and Denburn, Aberdeen 8 - County Buildings, Aberdeen 9 - Cathedral, Old Aberdeen, from the South-East 10 - Cathedral, Old Aberdeen, South View 11 - Cathedral, Old Aberdeen, Entrance, with Trees 12 - Cathedral, Old Aberdeen, West Towers 13 - King's College, Old Aberdeen 14 - The Brig o' Balgownie, on the Don, near Aberdeen, First View 15 - The Brig o' Balgownie, on the Don, near Aberdeen, Second View 16 - The Brig o' Balgownie, on the Don, near Aberdeen, Third View 17 - The Brig o' Balgownie, on the Don, near Aberdeen, Fourth View 18 - The Linn of Dee, Aberdeenshire, First View 19 - The Linn of Dee, Aberdeenshire, Second View 20 - Falls of Coriemulzie, Aberdeenshire 21 - Falls of the Quoich, Aberdeenshire 22 - Falls of the Garr-Valt, Balloch-bowie Forest, Aberdeenshire 23 - Falls of the Garr-Valt, Balloch-bowie Forest, Aberdeenshire, from the Fog House 24 - Mar Lodge and Coriemulzie Cottage, Aberdeenshire 25 - Mill on the Cluny, Castletown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire 26 - Bridge on the Cluny, Castletown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire, Ben Avon in the Distance 27 - Bridge on the Cluny, Castletown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire 28 - Mills on the Cluny, Castletown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire 29 - Braemar Castle, Aberdeenshire 30 - On the Garr-Valt, from the Bridge above the Falls 31 - On the Garr-Valt, from the Bridge above the Falls 32 - On the Cluny, Castletown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire 33 - Castletown of Braemar, from Craig-Coyanach 34 - Firs in Ballochbowie Forest, Aberdeenshire 35 - Balmoral Castle, South-West View (The Royal Apartments) 36 - Balmoral Castle, North-West View 37 - Abergeldie Castle, Aberdeenshire 38 - Ballater on the Dee, Aberdeenshire 39 - Elgin Cathedral, Choir 40 - Elgin Cathedral, Chapter House 41 - Elgin Cathedral, Transept and West Towers 42 - Elgin Cathedral, St Mary's Aisle 43 - Elgin Cathedral, West Doorway 44 - Elgin Cathedral, West Towers from Choir 5

6 Late 1850s views with contemporary reviews (see References page 4) Bridge on the Feuch1 Bed of the Feuch1 Muchalls Coast Scene1 A Reach on the Don2, 5 The Brig o' Balgownie2 Aberdeen Granite Quarry2 The Solar Eclipse3 The Linn of Quoich4 Mill in Castleton, Braemar4 Thunder Cloud5 Aberdeen Docks5 Instantaneous portrait of a child on a rocking horse 6 Oban, Sunset6 Oban, Evening6 A Summer Morning on the Sands6, 7 Fishing Boats, Loch Fyne, Inverary6 Inverary, Argyllshire6 Fingal's Cave (3 views)6 Bonnington Falls on the Clyde6 Waterfall at Inversnaid6 Loch Etive6 High Tide, Morning7 Loch of Park (6 views)8 Late 1850s Numbered Views No Catalogue known (confirmed by Peter Blair except in italics listed by Treadwell) 2 Brig o Balgownie, near Aberdeen 5 Firs in Ballochbowie Forest 12 Falls of Garrawalt, Aberdeenshire 19 The Lesson on the Bagpipes (Braemar) 20 Inverary, Argyleshire 27 Mustard, Skye Terrier 29 The Gillies' Breakfast, Braemar 31 Cladich, on Loch Awe (Ben Cruachan in a Mist) 42 Schoolhouse at Bonawe Ferry 43 Glen Aray, near Inverary 45 The Cauldron Linn on the Devon, Perthshire 56 Glen Callatar, Braemar 67 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (Sunset), Instantaneous 8 69 Abergeldie from Craig-an-gowan 70 Glen Finlass, Perthshire 74 The Gathering Mist, Muchals8 75 Dunottar Castle, Kincardineshire 76 Aberdeen Harbour Half-an-hour before Sunset (instantaneous) 77 Aberdeen Harbour Sunset (Instantaneous) 78 Aberdeen Harbour Twilight (Instantaneous) 9 79 A Breaking Wave9 80 Fishing for Shrimp 81 Girdleness Lighthouse, Aberdeen 83 A Fresh Breeze 84 Waiting for the Tide (instantaneous) 85 The Victoria Steamer, bound for Peterhead (instantaneous) 9 110A Princes Street, Edinburgh (instantaneous) 120 Edinburgh from Calton Hill (Afternoon) 6

7 Main GWW Catalogue 1 Mill on the Cluny Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 2 Lower Fall on the Garr-valt, Ballochbuie Forest Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 3 Corra Linn on the Clyde (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 3A Cora Linn on the Clyde (C77, C93) 3B Cora Linn on the Clyde (C93) 4 Brig o' Balgownie - near Aberdeen (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 4A Brig o' Balgownie - near Aberdeen (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 4C Brig o' Balgownie - near Aberdeen (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 5 Moffat Hydropathic Establishment Entrance (C93) 6 Mills at Castleton Braemar (C63, C71, C73), on the Cluny (C77, C93) 7 Bonnington Falls on the Clyde (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 7A Part of Bonnington Falls on the Clyde (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 7B Bonnington Falls on the Clyde (C77, C93) 8 Falls at Inversnaid Loch Lomond (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 8A Falls at Inversnaid Loch Lomond (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 9 Loch Katrine (C63), the East End (C71, C73), the Path by the Loch (C77, C93) 9A Loch Katrine, Path by the Loch (CDV only C77) 10 Loch Katrine, Path by the Loch (C71, C73, C77, C93) 10A Loch Katrine (C63), from above Boat Pier (C71, C73, C77), Trossachs Pier (C93) 10B Loch Katrine and Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 11 West Door, Elgin Cathedral (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 12 Balmoral Castle, from Craig-an-Gowan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 13 Balmoral Castle, from S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77), from Craigangowan (C93) 14 Balmoral Castle, from N.W. (C63, C71), from the river (C73, C77), from the Dee (C93) 15 Basaltic Collonade Staffa (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 16 Mouth of the Clamshell Cave Staffa (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 17 Fingal's Cave Staffa (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 18 The Silver Strand Loch Katrine (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 19 A Bay on Loch Katrine (C71, C73, C77, C93) 20 Trossachs Pier (C77) and S.S. Rob Roy (C93) 20 The Boat House, Loch Katrine (C63) 20 The Boat Pier, Loch Katrine (C71, C73) 20A The Boat House, Loch Katrine (C63), Boat Pier (C71, C73), Trossachs Pier (C77, C93) 20B The Boat House, Loch Katrine (C63), Boat Pier (C71, C73), Trossachs Pier (C77, C93) 20C The Boat House, Loch Katrine (C63) 20C The Boat Pier (with Steamboat) (C71, C73) 20C The Trossachs Pier with S.S. Rob Roy (C77, C93) 21 Pass of the Trossachs, looking toward Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 22 Pass of the Trossachs and Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 23 Ben A'an, from Loch Katrine (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 24 Trossachs Hotel, Loch Achray and Ben Venue (C71, C73, C77, C93) 24 Inn at the Trossachs (C63) 24 The Trossachs and Ben Venue, from above the Inn 24A Inn at the Trossachs (C63) 24A The Trossachs Hotel, Front View (C71, C73, C77) 25 Bracklinn Bridge, near Callander, Perthshire (C63, C71, C73), Lower Falls (C77, C93) 25A Bracklinn Bridge, Callander (C71, C73, C77, C93) 26 Loch Katrine and Ben Venue, from the Dale of the White Horse (C63, C71, C73) 27 The Boat Pier (with Steamboat) (C71, C73), Trossachs Pier and SS Rob Roy (C77, C93) 28 Loch Katrine, Perthshire (C63), from the Trossachs Pier (C71, C77, C93) 28 In the Pass of the Trossachs looking to Ben A'an 28A Loch Katrine (C63), looking west (C71, C73), looking to Roderick Dhu's Tower (C77, C93) 29 Glasgow Cathedral, from SW (C71, C73, C77, C93) 30 Loch Katrine (C63), at the Boat Pier (C71, C73) 31 Craig Coynach Braemar (C63, C71, C73) and Invercauld Arms (C77, C93) 32 Oban Argyleshire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 32A Oban Argyleshire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 33 Iona Cathedral, from South-East (C71, C73, C77, C93) 34 Peak of Ben A'an (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 7

8 35 Linn of Quoich Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 35A Linn of Quoich, Braemar (C71, C73, C77, C93) 36 Ellen's Isle Loch Katrine (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 37 Stonebyres Falls on the Clyde (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 38 Glasgow Cathedral, from the S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77) from the Necropolis (C93) 39 Iona Cathedral and St Martin's Cross (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 40 Iona Cathedral, from the N.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 40A Iona Cathedral from NW (C71, C73, C77, C93) 40B Ruins of Iona Cathedral, from the N.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 41 Falls (Linn) of Corrymulzie Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77) 42 The Entrance to the Pass of Ballater (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 43 Glasgow Bridge (C71, C73) Broomielaw Bridge (instantaneous) (C77, C93) 44 Upper Fall on the Garr-valt Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77) 45 Glasgow View on the Clyde, at the Broomielaw (C71, C73, C77, C93) 45A View on the Clyde (C71, C73), Morning on the Clyde, at the Broomielaw (C77, C93) 46 Stirling Castle (C63, C71, C73), from Ladies' Rock (C77, C93) 46A Stirling Castle (C63), from the Cemetery (C71, C73), from Ladies' Rock (C77, C93) 46B Stirling Castle, from the Ladies Rock (C71, C73) and Martyrs' Monument (C77, C93) 46C Stirling Castle, from Ladies' Rock (C71, C73, C77, C93) 47 Dunblane Cathedral (C63, C71, C73), from the River (C93) 48 Lion's Face Rock Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 49 The Brow of Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C93) 50 Elgin Cathedral West Towers, from the Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 51 Elgin Cathedral St Mary's Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 51A Elgin Cathedral, Interior of St Mary's Aisle (C71, C73, C77, C93) 52 Elgin Cathedral Transept and West Towers (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 53 Elgin Cathedral Chapter House (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 53A Elgin Cathedral Roof of Chapter House (C71, C73, C77, C93) 54 Elgin Cathedral the Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77) 54A Elgin Cathedral, the Choir (C93) 55 Elgin Cathedral Windows in S. Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 56 Bridge on the Cluny Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77), looking down (C93) 57 Bridge on the Cluny Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77), looking up (C93) 58 A Bit, in the Trossachs (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 59 Loch Achray and Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 59A Loch Achray and Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77) 59B Loch Achray and Ben Venue (C71, C73, C77, C93) 60 Ben A'an, from Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 61 Church of Crathie Balmoral (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 62 Rocks in the Pass of Ballater (C63) 62 Dryburgh Abbey, from the South (C77, C93) 63 Falls of Bracklinn, near Callander Perthshire, Upper Falls (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 64 Falls of Bracklinn, Lower Falls Perthshire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 65 The Trossachs and Loch Katrine, from the Brow of Ben Venue (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 66 Braemar Castle (C63, C71, C73), distant view (C77) 67 Braemar Castle (C71, C73), near view (C77) 68 Interior of Fingal's Cave Staffa (C63), looking to Iona (C71, C73, C77, C93) 69 Loch Katrine, from the Trossachs Pier (C71, C73, C77, C93) 70 The Otter Island, Loch Katrine (C71, C73, C77, C93) 71 Castleton of Braemar, from Hill of Morrone (C63, C71, C73, C77) 72 Invercauld House Braemar From Lion's Face Rock (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 73 In the pass of the Trossachs (C71, C73, C77, C93) 74 In the Pass of the Trossachs (C71, C73, C77, C93) 75 Castleton of Braemar from Craig Coynach (C71, C73, C77) 76 The Prince Consort's (Albert) Statue, Balmoral (C71, C73, C77, C93) 77 The Boat Pier, from Rob Roy's Watch Tower (C71, C73) 77 Looking down upon the Boat Pier, Loch Katrine, from Roderick Dhu's Watchtower (C77, C93) 78 The Boat House, Loch Katrine (C71, C73, C77, C93) 79 Rubislaw Granite Quarries (C77, C93) 80 The Trossachs Hotel, Distant View (C71, C73, C77), from above Achray 81 The Trossachs Church (C71, C73, C77, C93) 8

9 82 In the Pass of the Trossachs looking to Ben Aan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 83 In the Pass of the Trossachs, Where twines the path in shadow hid (C71, C73, C77, C93) 84 Brig o' Turk, Trossachs (C71, C73, C77, C93) 85 Duncraggan Huts, looking towards Ben Ledi (C71, C73, C77, C93) 86 Holyrood Chapel, South Aisle (C71, C73, C77, C93) 87 Colvin Fountain (C93) 87 Interior of Holyrood Chapel, Edinburgh 88 Interior of Holyrood Chapel the Nave, Edinburgh (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 89 Holyrood Chapel from NW (C71, C73, C77, C93) 90 Holyrood Palace and Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, from the North (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 90A Holyrood Palace (C71, C73, C77) 90B Holyrood Palace and Chapel (C71, C73, C77) 91 Holyrood Palace, from the Queen's Park (C71, C73, C77) 91A Holyrood Palace, (near view), West Front and Chapel Royal (C71, C73, C77, C93) 92 The 'Prentice Pillar Roslyn Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77) 93 South Door Roslyn Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 94 Interior of Roslyn Chapel The Chancel (C63, C71, C73) 94A Roslyn Chapel The Chancel (with Floral Wreaths) (C71, C73), (with decoration) (C77) 95 Interior of Roslyn Chapel The Chancel (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 95A Interior of Roslyn Chapel The Chancel (C71, C73) 96 Melrose Abbey, from S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 97 Melrose Abbey, from S.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 98 Melrose Abbey, from S. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 99 Melrose Abbey, from E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 99A Melrose Abbey, from E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 100 Interior of Melrose Abbey, Nave and South Aisle, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 100A Melrose Abbey, Nave and North Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 101 Melrose Abbey The Nave looking East (C71, C73, C77, C93) 102 Melrose Abbey, Nave and South Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 102A Melrose Abbey, Nave and South Aisle (C71, C73) 103 Abbotsford, from the Tweed (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 104 Scott's Tomb Dryburgh Abbey (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 104A Dryburgh Abbey, Tomb of Walter Scott (C71, C73, C77, C93) 104B Dryburgh Abbey, Tomb of Walter Scott (C71, C73, C77, C93) 104B Dryburgh Abbey St Mary's Aisle, from the West Door 104C Dryburgh Abbey, Tomb of Walter Scott (C71, C73, C77, C93) 104C Dryburgh Abbey St Mary's Aisle, from the West Door 104D Dryburgh Abbey Scott's Tomb (C71, C73, C77, C93) 105 The Tweed above Abbotsford (C63) 105 Sir Walter Scott's Monument, from St Andrew's Street (C77, C93) 106 Edinburgh from Calton Hill, Dugald Stuart's Monument (C77, C93) 107 Princes Street, Edinburgh, from the Calton Hill (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 108 Edinburgh Old Town, from the Calton Hill (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 109 Calton Hill Edinburgh, from the North Bridge (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 110 Calton Hill and High School, Edinburgh, from Salisbury Crags (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 111 Edinburgh Castle, from Princes Street (Gardens) (C63, C71, C73, C77) and National Gallery (C93) 112 Free Church College, Edinburgh (C77, C93) 112 Edinburgh Assembly Hall, & c. from Princes Street (C63, C71, C73) 113 Burns Monument (C71, C73) and Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh (C77, C93) 114 Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh (C63, C71, C73), from the Mound (C77) 114A Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh (instantaneous) (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 114B Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh (C71, C73), from Bank of Scotland (C77) 114C Sir Walter Scott's Monument, Edinburgh, from the Royal Institution (C77) 115 Sir Walter Scott's Monument (C71,C73), from St Andrew's Street, Edinburgh (C77, C93) 116 Dugald Stuart's Monument Edinburgh, on Calton Hill (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 116A Edinburgh Dugald Stewart's Monument on Calton Hill (C71, C73, C77, C93) 117 Edinburgh Waverley Bridge and Old Town from Princes St (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 118 Edinburgh Waverley Bridge and Old Town (C63, C71, C73), from Princes Street 119 National Gallery and Royal Institution (C77, C93) 119 Royal Academy and Scott Monument from SW (C71, C73) 120 Stewart's Hospital (C71) Orphan Hospital (C73, C77, C93) 9

10 121 The Royal Institution, Edinburgh, from SW (C71, C73) 121 Princes Street and Scott Monument, from the Castle (C77, C93) 122 Melrose Abbey The South Aisle (C71, C73, C77, C93) 123 Moffat Hydropathic Establishment (C93) 123 Loch of Park 124 Loch of Park (C63, C71, C73, C77) 125 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C63, C71, C73, C77) 126 Loch of Park 126 Darnick Tower (C77, C93) 127 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (instantaneous) 127 Waverley Hydropathic Establishment, from SW (C77, C93) 128 Melrose Abbey, Door of South Transept (C93) 129 Dryborough Abbey, from the East (C77, C93) 129 Ballater (C63) 130 Ballater (C63, C71, C73, C77) 131 Balmoral Castle, from S. (C63, C71, C73) 131 Balmoral Castle South Front (C77, C93) 132 Balmoral Castle, from S.W. (C63, C71, C73, C93) 133 Balmoral Castle, from N.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 133A Balmoral Castle, from N.W. (C63) 134 Balmoral Castle, from N.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 135 Abergeldie Castle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 135A Abergeldie Castle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 136 King s College, Aberdeen, Chapel from Quadrangle (C77, C93) 136 Bed of the Garr-valt, Ballochbuie Forest, Braemar (C63) 137 Upper Falls on the Garr-valt Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 138 Lower Falls on the Garr-valt Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 139 Lower Falls on the Garr-valt Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 140 Upper Falls on the Garr-valt Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 141 Craig Cluny Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 142 Colonel's Bed Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 142A The Colonel's Cave, Glen-Ey (C71, C73, C77, C93) 142B In the Colonel's Cave, Glen-Ey (C71, C73, C77, C93) 143 Glen Ey Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 144 Linn of Dee Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 144A Linn of Dee Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 144B Linn of Dee Braemar (C71, C73, C77, C93) 145 Fingal's Cave Staffa (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 145A Fingal's Cave Staffa, looking in (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 146 Basaltic Rocks, Causeway and Bending Pillars, Staffa (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 147 King's College, Aberdeen, from South (C77) 148 The Lower Fall of Foyers Inverness-shire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 149 The Lower Fall of Foyers Inverness-shire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 150 Waterfall in Glencoe (C71, C73, C77, C93) 151 King's College, Old Aberdeen (from North-West) (C77, C93) 152 Waterfall in Glencoe (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 153 View in Glencoe (C63, C71, C73), Corrie na-baich (C77, C93) 154 Glencoe, from above Clachaig (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 155 Upper Fall of Foyers Inverness (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 156 The Bed of the Foyers, between the Falls 156 Bullers of Buchan, The Pot (C77, C93) 157 View in Glencoe (C71, C73) Aonach Dubh, or the Black Rock, Glencoe (C77, C93) 158 Rocks in Glencoe 158 Gloucester Cathedral, from North -West (C93) 159 Looking up Glencoe 159 Castle Street and Municipal Buildings, Aberdeen (C77, C93) 160 Mist on Craig Phinian, Glencoe (C71, C73, C77, C93) 161 Dunbuy Rock on Buchan Coast (C77, C93) 162 Ravenscraig Castle (C77, C93) 163 Inverugie Castle and the River Ugie (C77, C93) 163 The Pioneer at Ballahulish (C63) 10

11 164 Iona Cathedral and St Oran's Chapel (C63, C71, C73) from South-West (C77, C93) 165 Pass of Beal-ach-nam-bo Trossachs (C63, C71, C73, C93) 166 Bit on Loch Katrine (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 167 Bit on Loch Katrine (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 168 Dunkeld Cathedral (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 168A Dunkeld Cathedral, from the Tower (C71, C73, C93), from SW (C77) 169 Dunkeld Cathedral, from South (C71, C73, C77, C93) 169 The Tay above Dunkeld 170 The Hermitage and Bridge, on the Braan, Dunkeld (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 170A Hermitage Bridge, Dunkeld (C71, C73, C77, C93) 171 (Hermitage) Falls on the Brann Dunkeld (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 172 Ardross Castle, from the East (C93) 172 Falls on the Brann at the Hermitage Bridge Dunkeld (C63, C71, C73, C77) 172A Hermitage Falls on the Braan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 172B Hermitage Falls, Dunkeld (C71, C73, C77, C93) 173 Upper Fall of Moness Aberfeldy (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 174 Second (Middle) Fall of Moness Aberfeldy (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 175 Lower Falls of Moness Aberfeldy (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 176 A Bank of Ferns (C77, C93) at Inversnaid (C71, C73), in the Trossachs 177 Hawthornden (C63, C71, C73, C77) 177A Hawthornden (C71, C73, C77, C93) 177B Hawthornden (C77, C93) 178 Roslyn Glen and Castle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 178A Roslin Glen and Castle (C71, C73, C77) 179 Interior of Roslin Chapel, East End (C71, C73, C77, C93) 180 Roslin Chapel, The Lady Chapel (C77), Interior 181 The Lady Chapel Roslyn (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 181A The Lady Chapel Roslyn (C63, C71, C73) 182 Burn of Vat, looking to Loch Kinnord (C77, C93) 182 S. Door, Melrose Abbey (C63) 183 Abbotsford, from S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 184 Burn of Vat, looking to Loch Kinnord (C77, C93) 185 Princes Street, Edinburgh looking W. (C63, C71, C73, C77) 185A Edinburgh, Princes Street, looking West (Instantaneous) 186 Princes Street, Edinburgh looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77), towards Calton Hill 187 Princes Street, Edinburgh looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77) 188 Princes Street, Edinburgh, looking towards Calton Hill (C63) 188 Princes Street, from Scott Monument, looking East (C77) (CDV only C71, C73) 189 Princes Street, Edinburgh, looking East (C63) 189 Princes Street, from Scott Monument, looking West (CDV only in C71, C73, C77, C93) 190 Moffat Hydropathic Establishment (C93) 190 Princes Street, Edinburgh looking towards Calton Hill (Instantaneous) (C63) 191 The Mound Edinburgh (C63, C71, C73, C77) 192 Westminster Abbey The Nave (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 193 Westminster Abbey Choir, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 194 Westminster Abbey S. Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 194 Glasgow Cathedral The Nave 195 Westminster Abbey Poets' Corner (C63, C71, C73, C77) 196 Westminster Abbey, Sir Robert Peel's Monument (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 197 Westminster Abbey, Wilberforce's Monument (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 198 Westminster Abbey, The Cloisters (C63, C71, C73, C77) 199 Westminster Abbey, Henry VII's Chapel Stalls of Knights of Bath (C63, C71, C73, C77) 200 Westminster Abbey, Roof of Henry VII's Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 201 Victoria Tower Westminster (C63, C71, C73, C77) 202 Burn of Vat looking toward Loch Kinnord (C77, C93) 203 Interior of St Paul's Cathedral, London (C63, C71, C73) 203A Interior of St Paul's Cathedral, London 204 Cornwallis' Monument St Paul's Cathedral (C63, C71, C73, C93) 205 Regent Street, London 206 Albert Memorial Hall, Ballater (C77, C93) 206 Regent Street, London The Quadrant (instantaneous) 11

12 207 Stonehenge, from E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 208 Stonehenge, from the West (C71, C73, C77, C93) 209 Stonehenge, from W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 209A Stonehenge, Near View, from W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 210 Stonehenge, from S. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 211 Stonehenge, from the S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 212 Salisbury Cathedral The Nave (C63, C71, C73, C77) 213 Salisbury Cathedral The Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77) 214 Salisbury Cathedral S. Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 215 Salisbury Cathedral The Transept (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 216 Salisbury Cathedral Entrance to Chapter House (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 217 Salisbury Cathedral The Cloisters (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 218 Invercauld Arms Hotel (C77, C93) 219 Lochnagar from Cairnaquheen (C77, C93) 219 The Great Eastern in Southampton Water 220 The Great Eastern in Southampton Water (C63, C71, C73, C77) 221 The Great Eastern in Southampton Water (instantaneous) (C63, C71) 221 St Mary's Loch (C93) 222 Lochnagar from Bush Road (C77, C93) 222 The Great Eastern in Southampton Water (C63) 223 The Great Eastern in Southampton Water 223 Approach to Balmoral (C77) 223 Lochnagar, from near Balmoral (C93) 224 Bowhill, South Front (C93) 224 HMS Royal Albert in the Firth of Forth (C71) 224A HMS Royal Albert in the Firth of Forth (C71) 224B HMS Royal Albert in the Firth of Forth 224C HMS Royal Albert in the Firth of Forth (instantaneous) (C71) 224D The Royal Albert (C63) 225 Loch Skene (C93) 225 The Edgar (C63), in the Firth of Forth (C71) 225A The Edgar (C63), in the Firth of Forth (C71) 226 The Channel Fleet in the Firth of Forth (C71) 226 HMSS Donegal, Conqueror, Mars and Diadem in the Firth of Forth (instantaneous) 227 The Channel Fleet in the Firth of Forth (C71) 228 Windsor Castle, from the Thames (C77), from the North West (C93) 228 The Channel Fleet in the Firth of Forth (C71) 229 The Channel Fleet in the Firth of Forth (C71) 229 Windsor Castle South Front (C77, C93), from the Thames 230 The Channel Fleet in the Firth of Forth (C71) 230 Windsor Castle, the Cloisters (C77) 231 The Long Walk, looking North (C77, C93) 231 Studies on Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight (Instantaneous) 232 St George's Chapel, South Front (CDV only C77) 232 Views from Ryde Pier (C71) 233 St George's Chapel, Duchess of Gloucester's Tomb (CDV only C77) 233 Views from Ryde Pier (C71) 234 Frogmore, Royal Mausoleum (C77, C93) 235 Eton College, the Quadrangle (C77, C93) 236 Eton College from the Thames (C77, C93) 237 The Dee above Balmoral (C77, C93) 237 Views from Ryde Pier, the Steamer from Portsmouth 238 The Stranded Collier (C63, C71) 239 Ebb Tide at Ryde (C63) 240 View from Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight. Evening (instantaneous) 241 Hawthornden 241 Princes Street and Royal Institution from Scott Monument (C77) 241 View from Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight, The Queen Mab (Instantaneous) 242 View from Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight (Instantaneous) 242 The Kilt Rock with Pillar, Loch Staffin, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 243 View from Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight 12

13 243 The Kilt Rock with Waterfall, Loch Staffin, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 244 View from Ryde Pier, Isle of Wight (Instantaneous) 244 The Storr Rock, Skye, near view (C73, C77, C93) 245 Inverary Castle, from the South-East (C93) 245 The Needle Rock, Quiraing, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 246 The Old Man of Storr (C73), from the South (C77, C93) 246A The Old Man of Storr (C73), from the North (C77, C93) 246 View from Ryde Pier 247 View from Ryde Pier 247 Duntulm Castle, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 248 Dunvegan Castle, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 248 View from Ryde Pier (C71) 249 View from Ryde Pier 249 Flora McDonald's Grave, Kilmuir, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 250 The Rha Waterfall at Uig, Skye (C73, C77, C93) 251 Loch Coruisk (C73, C77, C93) 251A Loch Coruisk (C93) 252 Loat o' Corry, from Hart o' Corry, Glen Sligachan (C73, C77, C93) 253 Ben Nevis, from Corpach (C63, C73, C77, C93) 253A Ben Nevis, from above Corpach (C63) 254 Dunolly Castle, near Oban (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 255 Tobermory Mull (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 255A Tobermory, Mull (C71, C73, C77, C93) 256 Waterfall at Tobermory Mull (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 257 Aros Waterfall Island of Mull (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 257A Aros Waterfall Island of Mull (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 258 St Martin's Cross Iona (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 259 Maclean's Cross Iona (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 259A Maclean's Cross Iona (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 260 The Street Iona (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 261 Approach to The Quiraing, Skye (C71, C73, C77, C93) 262 The Quiraing, Skye 263 Quiraing Skye (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 264 View at the Quiraing Skye, The Needle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 265 Portree, from the NE (CDV only C73, C77, C93) 266 Glen Sligachan and Sligachan Hotel Skye (C63, C71, C73, C93) 267 Ben Blaven, from Glen Sligachan Skye (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 268 Scuir-na-gillean Skye, from the East (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 269 Distant View of Scuir-na-gillean Skye, from the Bridge (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 270 Distant View of Marscodh, from near Sligachan, Skye (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 271 Glamich Skye (C63, C71), Glamaig (C73, C77) and Sligachan Hotel (C93) 272 View in (Pass of) Glencoe, looking from the Study (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 272A View in (Pass of) Glencoe, looking down (C63, C71, C73), from the Study (C77, C93) 273 Bridge of Three Waters Glencoe (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 274 Upper Falls of Bruar Blair Athol (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 275 Middle Falls of Bruar Blair Athol (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 276 Lower Fall of Bruar Blair Athol (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 276A Lower Falls of Bruar (C71, C73, C77) 277 The Path to the Well, Tobermory, Mull (C71, C73, C77, C93) 278 On the Tay, above Dunkeld (C77, C93) 278 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire Wild duck shooting 279 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire Pike Fishing (C71, C73, C77) 280 Perth, from Barnhill (C77, C93) 280 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire Twilight 281 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C63, C71, C73, C77) 282 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C63, C71, C73, C77) 283 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire 283 Oban Bay and Sound of Kerrera (C93) 284 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C71, C73, C77) 285 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C71, C73) 285 Railway Bridge and Barnhill (C77, C93) 13

14 286 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (instantaneous) (C71, C73, C77) 287 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C63, C71, C73, C77) 288 Elcho Castle (C77, C93) 288 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire 289 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (instantaneous) (C71, C73, C77) 290 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (instantaneous) (C71, C73, C77) 291 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (instantaneous) (C71, C73, C77) 292 Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (C71, C73, C77) 293 S. Aisle Roslyn Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77) 294 Roslin Chapel South Front (C71, C73, C77, C93) 295 Exeter Cathedral West Front (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 296 Interior of Exeter Cathedral Choir, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77) 297 Interior of Exeter Cathedral Choir, looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77) 298 Interior of Exeter Cathedral Nave, looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 299 Interior of Exeter Cathedral Nave, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 300 Exeter Cathedral The Great West Door (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 301 Gloucester Cathedral, from N.W. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 302 Interior of Gloucester Cathedral, The Nave (C63), looking West (C71, C73, C77, C93) 303 Gloucester Cathedral, Lady Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C93), looking East (C77) 304 Interior of Gloucester Cathedral, Cloisters (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 305 Royal Albert Bridge Saltash (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 306 Royal Albert Bridge Saltash (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 307 The Cheese Wring Cornwall (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 307A The Cheese Wring Cornwall (C63, C71, C7, C773, C93) 307B The Cheese Wring Cornwall (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 308 Rocks at the Cheese Wring (C71, C73, C77, C93) 309 The Logan Stone, near Land's End Cornwall (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 310 The Cornish Coast at Treen, near Land's End (C71, C73, C77, C93) 311 Land's End Cornwall (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 312 Group of Rocks named The "Armed Knights" Land's End, Cornwall (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 313 The Impregnable (C63), 104 guns (C71) 313A The Impregnable (C63) 313B The Impregnable (C63) 313D HMS Impregnable, 104 Guns Guard-ship in Hamoaze 314 The Hamoaze Devonport (C63), from Mount Edgcumbe (C71) 315 Drake Island, from Mount Edgcumbe 316 The Cambridge in Hamoaze Great-gun practice (C63, C71, C73, C77) 317 HMS Cambridge, in Hamoaze. Great-Gun Practice a Broadside (C71, C73, C77) 318 The Revenge, 91 Guns, 800 Horse-power. Flagship of the Channel Fleet (C63, C71, C73, C77) 318A The Revenge (C63) 318B The Revenge (C63) 318C The Revenge, 91 Guns, 800 Horse-power. Flagship of the Channel Fleet (C63) 319 The Royal Adelaide (C63) 320 HMS Aboukir, 90 guns (C71) 320 The Conqueror 320A The Conqueror 321 The Conqueror and Centurion (C63) 321 HMS Conqueror, 101 guns (C71) Invercauld Arms Hotel, from South-East (C93) 322 HMSS Conqueror, 101 Guns, 800 Horse-power; Centurion, 80 Guns, 400 Horse-power, Channel Fleet (C71) 323 The Orlando (C63), 56 guns, Steam Reserve (C71) 324 The Charon, Goldfinch, Spider and Speedy Gun-boats in Hamoaze (C71) 325 The Sheldrake and Charon Gunboats in Hamoaze, Keyham Steam-yard in the distance (C71) 326 HMS Ariadne, Screw Steam Frigate (C71) 326 Greenwich Hospital (C71) 326A Greenwich Hospital 327 On the Thames at Greenwich, Barges coming up with the Tide (C71, C73, C77) 328 On the Thames at Greenwich, Barges coming up with the Tide (C71, C73, C77) 329 On the Thames at Greenwich, Dropping down with the Tide (C71, C73, C77) 330 On the Thames at Greenwich, Dropping down with the Tide (C71, C73, C77) 14

15 331 View on the Thames at Greenwich (C71) 332 View on the Thames at Greenwich (C71) 333 Old Bridge of Earn (C77, C93) 333 View on the Thames at Greenwich (C71) 334 Kilgraston House (C77, C93) 334 The Thames at Greenwich (C71) 335 Pitcaithly Wells, Bridge of Earn (C77, C93) 335 View on the Thames at Greenwich (C71) 336 HMS Ariadne, Screw Steam Frigate, 26 Guns, 800 Horse Power 336 Invercauld Arms Hotel, from South-East (C93) 337 Loch Avon and Cairngorm (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 338 A Bit in Glen Ey, Braemar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 339 Balmoral Castle West Front (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 340 Roslyn Chapel, North Front (C71, C73, C77, C93) 341 Roslyn Chapel from the North East (C71, C73, C77, C93) 342 Loch-in-Dorbh Morayshire (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 343 Loch-in-Dorb, Morayshire (C71, C73, C77, C93) 344 Round Tower of Abernethy (C77, C93) 344 Loch-in-Dorb, Morayshire 345 Loch-in-Dorb, Morayshire (C71, C73, C77, C93) 346 Campsie Linn, near Perth (C77, C93) 347 Castle Grant, Strathspey (C63, C71, C73, C77), South Front (C93) 348 Avenue of Limes Castle Grant, Strathspey (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 349 Craigellachie Bridge, on the Spey (C63, C71, C73) 350 Loch an Eilan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 351 Loch an Eilan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 352 A Bit on Loch an Eilan (C71, C73, C77, C93) 353 Pines in the Forest of Rothiemurchus, Strathspey (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 354 Loch Insch Badenoch (C63) 354 Kinfauns Castle (C77) 355 Cottage in the Forest of Rothiemurchus, Strathspey (C63) 355 Dupplin Castle (C77, C93) 357 Ruins of Ruthven Castle (C63, C71, C73, C77), Ruthven Barracks (C93) 358 Elgin Cathedral, the Choir, from the West Door (C71, C77, C93) 359 Kinrara, Badenoch (C71, C73, C77, C93) 360 Grave of Bessie Bell and Mary Gray (C77, C93) 360 Interior of Roslyn Chapel The Nave 361 Roslyn Chapel North Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 362 Roslyn Chapel The 'Prentice Pillar (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 363 Interior of Roslyn Chapel (C63), The Lady Chapel (C71, C73, C77) 363A Roslin Chapel Lady Chapel (C93) 364 York Minster, from Monk-bar (C63, C71, C73, C77), from North-East (C93) 365 York Minster from S.E. (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 366 York Minster from W. (C63), the West Front (C71, C73, C77, C93) 366A York Minster, the West Front (C71, C73, C77, C93) 367 York Minster, The Great West Door (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 368 York Minster, South Door (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 369 York Minster, Nave, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 370 York Minster, Nave, looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 371 York Minster, Choir, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 372 York Minster, Choir, looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 373 York Minster, Windows in North Transept The Five Sisters (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 374 York Minster, The Stone Screen (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 375 Bolton Abbey, the Choir from the South 375 The Haining, from SE (C93) 376 York Minster, Interior of Lantern Tower (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 377 York Minster Lantern Tower 378 York Minster, De Grey's Monument (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 379 Durham Cathedral, from the River (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 380 Durham Cathedral, from the River (C63, C71, C73, C77), from the Banks (C93) 381 Durham Cathedral, from St Oswald's Churchyard (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 15

16 382 Durham Cathedral The Nave (C63, C71, C73, C77) 383 Durham Cathedral The Choir (C71, C73, C77, C93) 384 Durham Cathedral N. Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 385 Durham Cathedral The Galilee (Lady Chapel) (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 386 Marquis of Londonderry's Monument Durham (C63, C71, C73, C77) 387 Peterborough Cathedral West Front (C63, C71, C73, C77) 388 Peterborough Cathedral The Nave (C63, C71, C73, C77) 389 Methven Castle (C77, C93) 390 Peterborough Cathedral The Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77) 391 Peterborough Cathedral Roof of Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77) 392 Peterborough Cathedral South Aisle of Nave (C63. C71, C73, C77) 393 Peterborough Cathedral South Aisle of Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77) 394 Peterborough Cathedral Lady Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77) 395 Westminster Abbey Choir looking E. (C63, C71, C73, C77) Confessor s Chapel (C93) 396 Westminster Abbey South Transept (C63, C71, C73, C77) 397 Westminster Abbey North Transept (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 398 Huntingtower Castle (C77, C93) 399 Westminster Abbey Tombs in Choir (C63, C71, C73, C77, C93) 400 Westminster Abbey Entrance to Chapter-House (C63, C93) 401 Winchester Cathedral West Front (C63, C71, C73, C77) 402 Winchester Cathedral Nave, looking East (C63, C71, C73, C77) 403 Winchester Cathedral Nave, looking West (C63, C71, C73, C77) 404 Winchester Cathedral Choir, from Altar (C63, C71, C73, C77) 405 Winchester Cathedral Choir and Altar Screen (C63, C71, C73, C77) 406 Winchester Cathedral North Aisle (C63, C71, C73, C77) 407 Winchester Cathedral Bishop Fox's Tomb (C63, C71, C73, C77) 408 Winchester Cathedral Cardinal Beaufort's Tomb, Lady Chapel (C63, C71, C73, C77) 409 Winchester Cathedral Bishop Waynflete's Tomb (C63, C71, C73, C77) 410 On the Thames at Greenwich Waiting for the Boat (C71, C73, C77) 411 On the Thames at Greenwich Arrival of the Boat (C71, C73, C77) 412 On the Thames at Greenwich Departure of the Boat (C71, C73, C77) 413 Hydropathic Establishment, Crieff (C77, C93) 413 The Faid Gahaad The Pasha of Egypt's Yacht 414 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71, C73) 414 The Thames at Greenwich 414 Drummond Castle, from the Gardens (C77) 415 The Thames at Greenwich 415 Selkirk, from Heatherlie (C93) 416 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71, C73, C77) 416 The Thames at Greenwich 417 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71, C73, C77) 418 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71, C73, C77) 419 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71, C73) 419 Drummond Castle, from the Gardens (C77) 420 On the Thames at Woolwich (C71) 421 Drummond Castle, from the Gardens (C77) 422 The Hard Portsmouth (C63, C71) 423 The Dockyard Portsmouth (from the Harbour) (C63, C71) 424 The Victory, Flag Ship, Portsmouth Harbour (C63, C71, C73, C77) 424A The Victory (C63, C71, C73, C77) 424B The Victory (C63, C71, C73, C77) 425 The St Vincent (C63, C71, C73, C77) 425A The St Vincent (C63, C71, C73, C77) 425B The St Vincent (C63, C71, C73, C77) 426 The Excellent (C63, C71, C73, C77) 427 The Excellent, Portsmouth Harbour Great Gun Practice (C63, C71, C73, C77) 428 Portsmouth Harbour (C63, C71) 429 The Defence (C63) 430 The Shannon (C63) 430 Philiphaugh from West (C93) 431 Roof of Roslyn Chapel (C63, C71, C73), Roof of Chancel (C77) 16