Patrick Collection (page 9)

Statue of St Patrick and St Marys Cathedral, Kilkenny, County Kilkenny, Ireland

St Patricks Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland

Edward VIII, 1894 - 1972. King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Empire, and Emperor of India, from 20 January 1936 until his abdication on 11 December the same year

new map Spain Portugal latest observations Geography anatomiz d
A new map of Spain and Portugal, from the latest observations, Geography anatomiz d, or, The geographical grammar: being a short and exact analysis of the whole body of modern geography

Patrick Forbes, 1564

Patrick Scougal, 1607

Patrick Hamilton, 1504

St Patricks Statue, Co Mayo, Ireland

Hill Of Slane, Co Meath, Ireland; Monastery And Place Where St. Patrick Lit The First Paschal Fire

Clogheen, Ireland; St. Patrick On Stained Glass

Sculpture Of St. Patrick, Croagh Patrick, Co Mayo, Ireland

Abbey Of Kells, Kells, County Meath, Ireland; High Cross And Round Tower

Down Cathedral, Downpatrick, Co Down, Ireland; 12Th Century Reputed Burial Place Of St Patrick

Doo Lough Pass, County Mayo, Ireland

St. Patricks Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland

Sculpture Of St Patrick, Hill Of Tara, Co Meath, Ireland

Joseph P. Kennedy bidding farewell
Joseph P. Kennedy Snr (1888-1969) saying goodbye to his secretary James Seymour at the end of his tenure as US ambassador to the United Kingdom. Date: 1940

David Coulthard & Patrick Head
David Coulthard and Patrick Head Formula 1 Gp Belgium Formula 1 Gp Belgium 26 August 1995 Date: 26 August 1995

Damon Hill & Patrick Head
Damon Hill and Patrick Head Formula 1 Gp Hungarian Hungarian Grand Prix Budapest 11 August 1995 Date: 11 August 1995

Damon Hill, Patrick Head, Brown Formula 1 Gp Hungarian Hungarian Grand Prix Budapest 11 August 1995 Date: 11 August 1995

Patrick Thomson Ltd, Edinburgh, Scotland
Patrick Thomson Ltd, department store, North Bridge, Edinburgh -- the Shopping Centre of Scotland. Date: 1910s

A Rose by Any Other Name... by Patrick Bellew
A young naval officer is given a rather violent telling off by a senior commander for wearing a rose in his buttonhole on board ship. 1929

Emerging from a nightclub - cartoon by Patrick Bellew
First Lady (emerging): Wots the funny smell, Cissie? Second Lady (emerging): Dunno, dear- specs its fresh air! Two female nightclub goers emerge from the Ghastly Club in the early hours - a skit

Premiere of Pygmalion in London, 1914
Front cover of The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News reporting on the premier in London of a new play, Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw with Mrs Patrick Campbell in the role of Eliza Doolittle

The Boat Race by Patrick Bellew
Comic illustration of the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge showing, a possibility at Mortlake - if the oars will stand the strain

St. Patricks Day in London sees London Eye go green
The London Eye goes green celebrating St. Patricks Day in London, England

London Eye goes green for St. Patricks Day in London
The London Eye goes green celebrating St. Patricks Day in London, England

Green London Eye celebrations for St. Patricks Day in London
The London Eye goes green celebrating St. Patricks Day in London, England

CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, 1774. George Washington, Patrick Henry, and Edmund Pendleton travel to the First Continental Congress at Philadelphia in September 1774

BRONTE SISTERS. Charlotte Bronte (1816-1855), English novelist; Emily Jane Bronte (1818-1848), English novelist and poet; and Anne Bronte (1820-1849), English novelist

CARTOON: IMMIGRATION, 1877. Reform is Necessary in the Foreign Line. Cartoon by Thomas Nast, 1877, showing Uncle Sam explaining to German

MAP: JAMAICA, 1755. British map of Jamaica from surveys by Mr. Sheffield, drawn by Patrick Browne, 1755

The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland
THIRD PLENARY COUNCIL, 1884. The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland, presided over by Archbishop James Gibbons (back row)

London Eye (Millennium Wheel) illuminated green for St Patricks Day in London, England

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! Patrick Henry delivers his great speech on the rights of the colonies before
PATRICK HENRY (1736-1799). Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! Patrick Henry delivers his great speech on the rights of the colonies before the Virginia Assembly, convened at Richmond, 23 March 1775

STAMP ACT: PATRICK HENRY. Patrick Henry speaking out against the Stamp Act in the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1765: colored engraving, 19th century

ST. PATRICK (389?-?461). Patron saint of Ireland. Travelling to Tara. Line engraving, 19th century

Ken Livingstone with Morrissey, Mari Wilson and others
Ken Livingstone (Kenneth Robert Livingstone, b 1945), British Labour politician. Seen here with Morrissey (Steven Patrick Morrissey, b 1959), English singer and songwriter

His Borrowed Plumes
HIS BORROWED PLUMES The cast, with author Mrs George Cornwallis-West (Lady Randolph Churchill), seated in the centre

Saint Patrick / Anon Col
SAINT PATRICK Shown in military dress on horseback with club and a shield with three leaf clover motief. Date: 390 - 461

Saint Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin or Ard Eaglais Naomh Padraig, founded in 1191, Ireland

HRH Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (Arthur William Patrick Albert) (1850 1942). A member of the shared British and Saxe-Coburg and Gotha royal family

Forbes Robertson and Patrick Campbell
Forbes Robertson (1853 - 1937) and Mrs. Patrick Campbell (1865 b 1940). Johnston Forbes Robertson was an English actor and theatre manager

Bauldry, by A Patrick Wilson. First produced at the Palace Theatre, Arbroath, October 1915, later at the Dalston Theatre (probably in Hackney, London), March 1917

Snap Playing Cards - Postman - Patrick Post. circa 1930s

Models from the fashion house of Itylus (headed by Mrs Patrick Ommaney) part of an interlude during the screening of the First National film Irene, London, 1926 Date: 1926

USA - St. Patricks Cathedral, New York - Nightime Date: circa 1910s

Tatler cover - Mrs Patrick Campbell
Beatrice Stella Campbell (nee Tanner), 1865-1940, stage name Mrs Patrick Campbell, pictured on the front cover of The Tatler at the time she was appearing in The Joy of Living at the New Theatre

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"Patrick: A Journey through Ireland's Landmarks and Legends" From the rugged slopes of Croagh Patrick to the serene shores of Louisburgh, Co Mayo, Patrick's adventures take him across breathtaking landscapes. As he gazes upon the Old Head and its majestic cliffs, his heart fills with awe at nature's grandeur. In Cork City, St. Patrick's Street and Bridge beckon him with their vibrant atmosphere. The bustling streets echo with laughter and music as locals celebrate their heritage. It reminds him of Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw, where characters transform before his eyes. But it is from atop Croagh Patrick that Patrick finds solace in Clew Bay's panoramic view. J. Hinde's painting captures this beauty perfectly - a tapestry of greens against an azure sky. As he stumbles upon James Patrick's artwork depicting Tom Morris in 1905, he marvels at the artist's skillful brushstrokes immortalizing a golfing legend. Yet it is not just art that captivates our protagonist; history too enthralls him. He envisions himself standing alongside orator and politician Patrick Henry as he delivers his impassioned speech on liberty before Virginia Assembly in 1775. The spirit of Saint Patrick surrounds him during festive celebrations like Saint Patricks Day in 1924 when joyous parades fill the streets with color and merriment. Moving northwards to Belfast, Falls Road whispers tales of resilience amidst turbulent times. Here, history intertwines with modernity as murals paint vivid stories on every corner. Patrick cannot help but be inspired by American revolutionary hero Patrick Henry speaking passionately to the First Continental Congress in 1774 – a pivotal moment etched into America’s fight for freedom. Amidst all these remarkable encounters lies one constant - Saint Patrick himself - whose legacy permeates every inch of Irish soil. His name adorns mountains like Croagh Patrick while airlines like Aer Lingus pay homage to his patronage.