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- Monmouth House, Soho Square. Built by the unfortunate James Duke of Monmouth, who was beheaded on Town Hill, July 15, 1685 after receiving five strokes of the axe. The house was purchased by the late Lord Bateman, was let by the present Lord, to Count de Guerchy, French ambassador, and was taken down 1773 and on the site Bateman's Buildings now stand. Published June 11, 1792 by N. Smith Gt. Mays Buildings.
- 1791 January 11
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- Monnier, Henry
- undated
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- Wales, James, 1746 or 1747-1795
- Notes on William Edwards, of Caerau, and John Campbell, of Dungannon
- 1791?
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- Dr. Hinchcliffe, Bishop of Peterborough. Drawn from life by W.H. Brown, engraved by W. Grainger and published according to Act of Parliament, by C. Cooke, No. 17 Paternoster row. July 7th 1791.
- 1791 July 7
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- Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792
- Draft on Reynolds' collection of Old Masters
- 1791?
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- Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792
- Letter to Sir Joseph Banks, Bart
- 1791 March 15
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- Adelcrantz, Carl Fredrik, 1716-1796
- Letter to Sir Joshua Reynolds
- 1791 May 10
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- Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792
- Letter to the Countess of Ossory
- 1791 January 1
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- Drawn from memory after a real scene in the Hospital of S. Spirito at Rome ...Fuseli delint. Holloway sc. Published as the act directs by T. Holloway: 20 Oct. 1791.
- 1791 October 20
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- T. Banks, Sculptor R.A. Drawn and engraved by I. Conde, from a model of T. Banks. European Magazine. Published...August 1, 1791 by J. Sewell Cornhill.
- 1791 August 1
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- William Earl of Craven. From a picture in Craven Buildings. Son of Sir Craven Lord Mayor of London gained great reputation as a soldier under Henry Prince of Orange of Gustavus Adolphus Keng of Sweden. He took the strong fortress of Crulznack in Germany by storm, which is one of the most extraordinary actions recorded in the history of the Great Gustavus, who knighted him as he lay wounded before the said fortress. Pubd. April 2, 1791 by N. Smith No. 18 Gt. Mays Buildings. See Granger Vol. 5 p. 210 Pennant p. 145.
- 1791 April 2
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