Engraving 1885 Collection (page 8)

The Block in the Suez Canal: Procession of Steamers after the Renewal of Traffic

Entrance to the shway Dagon Pagoda, Rangoon
Entrance to the " shway Dagon" Pagoda, Rangoon

MERAN, A FAVOURITE RESORT IN TYROL: 1. The Town and Roman Bridge. 2. Saltner
MERAN, A FAVOURITE RESORT IN TYROL: 1. The Town and Roman Bridge. 2. " Saltner, " or Vineyard Warder. 3. " Saltner" Demanding his Tobacco-Money. 4. In the Suburbs of Meran. 5

THE HISTORY OF A WEEK It is her angel, he murmured. She is come
" THE HISTORY OF A WEEK" " It is her angel, " he murmured. " She is come, to forgive."

The Cat Hoax at Dublin

Pan Pipes, by Walter Crane, R. I
Pan Pipes, by Walter Crane, R.I

A Nursery, Great Wild Street, London, Uk

In the Battery of an Australian Gold Mine

J. Gillray: a Proof of the Refined Feelings of an Amiable Character, Lately a Candidate for an Ancient City (York). a Candidate Assaults a Lady Canvasser who has been Soliciting Votes for

Parliamentary Elections and Electioneering in the Old Days: J. Gillray: the Dissolution, or the Alchymist Producing an Ethereal Representation. Pitt Dissolving the House of Commons, 1796

The Royal Couple Passing under the Triumphal Arch at Fishbourne on their Way to Quarr Abbey

Lunch on the Drag, Henley

A LOTUS AND A SANS SOUCI, HENLEY, UK
A " LOTUS" AND A " SANS SOUCI", HENLEY, UK

A Picnic in Scotland. the Ascent. Miss Graces Pony had to be Looked after most Carefully. Mr. Brown does Not See the View. Miss Dolefuls Steed Managed to Get down by Himself. a Convenient Cave

Johann Van Loo, Colonel of the Archers of St. George. from the Picture by Frans Hals

MATT: Monk drew her towards him and kissed her on the cheek. DRAWN BY
MATT: " Monk drew her towards him and kissed her on the cheek." DRAWN BY JOSEPH NASH

Experiences of a Traveller in an Indian Country Cart

The Particular Service Squadron in Ireland: Torpedo Boats Off Duty

Nelly and her Grandfather at the Races, by Chas. Green, R. I
Nelly and her Grandfather at the Races, by Chas. Green, R.I

A Land of Caves and Waterfalls, Sketches in North Yorkshire, Uk

The Curmudgeons Christmas, Blindmans Buff

T. Rowlandson: the Westminster Deserter Drummed out of the Regiment, Defeat of Sir Cecil Wray. Hustings, Covent Garden, Westminster Election, 1784

The War in the Soudan (Sudan): Prisoners in the Mahdis Uniform Taken at Abu Klea

Cavalry Display by the Third (Kings Own) Hussars at the Royal Military Tournament at the Agricultural Hall

The Rush for Water at the Abu Halfa Wells on the Way to Gubataa
The Rush for Water at the Abu Halfa Wells on the Way to Gubata

The Night Attack on the Boom. the Particular Service Squadron in Bantry Bay

BRAVO, ETON!"
" BRAVO, ETON!"

To the Independent Electors of Westminster: Vernon and Edwin, 1741

Marsh Lock, Henley, Uk
Marsh Lock, Henley, UK

A Royal Duel between a Stag and an Eagle

A Visit to the London Scottish Camp at Wimbledon

The War in the Soudan (Sudan): Burial of the Late Mk. J. A. Cameron, of the standard
The War in the Soudan (Sudan): Burial of the Late Mk. J.A. Cameron, of the " standard, " by his Fellow-Correspondents

Opening of the New Houses of Parliament, Capetown: Reading the Address in the Throne Room

Lord Rosebery Unveiling the Memorial Bust of Robert Burns in Westminster Abbey, London, Uk

Map of Indo-China, Showing Burma and Adjoining Countries

THE HISTORY OF A WEEK 1. The delightful task of dressing for the ball
" THE HISTORY OF A WEEK" 1. The delightful task of dressing for the ball was proceeding joyously. 2. " Am I disturbing you, uncleja" 3

The War in the Soudan (Sudan): the Late Sir Herbert Stewart Wounded, Carrying The
The War in the Soudan (Sudan): the Late Sir Herbert Stewart Wounded, Carrying the General to the Nile the Day after the Battle of Gubat, January 20

Throwing out Torpedo-Nets to Protect the sultan"
Throwing out Torpedo-Nets to Protect the " sultan"

Hydraulic Gold Mining in the Australian Alps

View of Mandalay
VIEW OF MANDALAY

First Person Singular, Drawn by C. s. Reinhart
First Person Singular, Drawn by C.s. Reinhart

The Royal Couple Passing over Wootton Bridge on their Way to Quarr Abbey

UNITED SERVICE"
" UNITED SERVICE"

A Little-Known Health Resort, Badenweiler in the Black Forest in Germany: 1. Badenweiler
A LITTLE-KNOWN HEALTH RESORT, BADENWEILER IN THE BLACK FOREST IN GERMANY: 1. Badenweiler from the Ruins. 2. The Covered Swimming Basin. 3. The Kurhaus from the Kurgarten. 4

The Explosion at the Admiralty, Mr. Swainsons Room Just after the Explosion

A Hayfield at Marlow, by T. Pyne

First Person Singular, Drawn by Artiiur Hopkins

W. Heath: his Honour, the Beadle, Driving the Vagabonds out of the Parish, 1830

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"Engraving 1885: A Glimpse into Historical Turmoil and Celebrations" Step back in time with this captivating engraving from 1885, offering a vivid portrayal of significant events and moments that shaped history. From the Wilkes and Liberty Riots of 1768 to a triumphant Scotch Victory, this artwork encapsulates an era filled with both turmoil and triumph. Witness the Annual Inspection of the Training Ship Exmouth by none other than Princess Louise herself, as she graces the scene with her regal presence. Delve into "The Frolics of a Ceylon rogue Elephant and their Consequences, " showcasing the unpredictable nature of wildlife encounters. Renowned artist T. Rowlandson takes us on a journey through political canvassing in Covent Garden during the successful campaign year of 1784. Experience another lively procession as Master Billy parades to Grocers Hall amidst parliamentary fervor. Continuing our exploration, we encounter scenes from "The Middlesex Election" at Brentford Hustings, where Proctor and Glynn make their mark in 1768. The Battle of Temple Bar finds its sequel in St. James's Palace as loyal addresses are presented to commemorate victory. Shifting focus to Ireland's Bantry Bay, witness Lieutenants Hall and Thomas leading The Particular Service Squadron—a sight that evokes awe for naval prowess. Pay homage to the Late Lord Shaftesbury at his poignant Funeral Service held within Westminster Abbey; his legacy lives on. Lord Shaftesbury himself makes an appearance while opening Costers Hall in Hoxton during 1875—an event etched forever in memory. Lastly, immerse yourself in French Elections' chaos as rioters attack Paris Office of Gaulois newspaper—highlighting societal unrest across borders. This remarkable engraving transports us through time, capturing pivotal moments that defined nations and individuals alike.