Portrait of Mr. Franklin

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'When Birth cannot lead Brains must'. Lord Cairns. July 31, 1869

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Proud and sincere, yet liberal and just, he refused to serve under the most humble of premiers.' The Duke of Somerset. 7 August 1869

Thomas Hughes ('Statesmen' No. 114)

Vanity Fair: Statesman No. 26 "When Birth cannot lead, Brains must."

Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Charley', Charles Hall, February 8, 1888

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Practical'. Mr. Gabriel Goldney. December 28, 1872

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The richest man in England'. The Marquis of Westminster. 16 July 1870

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'One of the best types of administrative ability in modern times.' Lord Lawrence. 21 June 1871

Portrait of Unidentified Man

Portrait of Man in Black Coat and Blue and White Cravat

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Anti-Rent'. Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell. 11 September 1880

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Tom'. Mr. Thomas Thornhill. 2 June 1883

Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Notes and Queries', Dr. John Doran, December 6, 1873

Vanity Fair - Artists. 'Historic Art'. Mr. G.W. Ward. 20 December 1873

Vanity Fair: "The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table"

Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'The Regalia', General Sir Michael Anthony Shrapnel Biddulph, November 21, 1891

Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Westhoughton'. Lord Stanley. 29 March 1894

It is hardly to be believed that two political leaders should fall out only because their wives cannot agree.' Lord Chelmsford. February 5, 1870

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Sol'. Lord Dungarvan. October 28, 1897

One of a set; VANITY FAIR, Ambassadors to England: The German Ambassador, Count George Herbert Munster, 23 December 1876 (with biography)

Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Bradford goods'. Sir Henry Mitchell, F.P.- 5 July 1890

Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'A Military Secretary', Colonel Douglas Frederick Rawdon Dawson, January 1, 1903

Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'Conservative'. Rt. Hon. Gathorne Hardy. April 20, 1872

Vanity Fair: Theatre; 'Our Only Comedian', Mr. Charles James Mathews, October 2, 1875