Hill and Adamson (1843–1848)

• [Newhaven Fishwives]
• Lady Ruthven
• The Fairy Tree at Colinton
• Afghans
• St. Andrews
• St. Andrews. The Harbor
• Mrs. Marian Murray
• Mrs. Jameson
• Lady Elizabeth Eastlake
• Lady Elizabeth Eastlake
• John Henning with Group of Ladies
• Miss Binney
• Unidentified Woman
• Couple Seated, Woman Reading
• Mrs. Watson
• Mrs. Marian Murray, Lady Stair
• St. Andrews. College Church of St. Salvator
• Lady Ruthven
• Mrs. Shanker
• Mrs. Grierson
• Mrs. Rigby
• Miss Munro
• Miss Kemp as Ophelia
• St. Andrews. The College Church of St. Salvator
• St. Andrews. The Pends
• St. Andrews. The Pends
• St. Andrews. The West Port
• St. Andrews. The Abbey Wall
• St. Andrews. The Fore Tower of the Castle
• St. Andrews. The Fore Tower of the Castle
• St. Andrews. The Fore Tower of the Castle
• St. Andrews
• St. Andrews. The Spindle Rock
• St. Andrews. College Church of St. Salvator
• St. Andrews. Blackfriars' Chapel
• St. Andrews Cathedral
• St. Andrews (?). Ships in the Harbor
• St. Andrews. Madras College
• Edinburgh. The High Street with John Knox's House
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. The Orphan Hospital
• St. Andrews
• Edinburgh. The Scott Monument
• Edinburgh. The Scott Monument
• Edinburgh. The Royal High School
• [Old Royal High School, Calton Hill, Edinburgh]
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• St. Andrews
• Edinburgh. Greyfriar's Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Edinburgh. Greyfriars' Churchyard
• Bonaly Towers
• Bonaly Towers. Home of Lord Cockburn
• Bonaly Towers. Home of Lord Cockburn
• John Henning as Edie Ochiltree from Sir Walter Scott's "The Antiquary"
• Burnside, Fife / Island in the Almond River
• Tree at Colinton
• Tree at Colinton
• St. Andrews
• Lindlithgow Castle
• Newhaven
• St. Andrews. North Street, Fishergate
• Newhaven Fishwives
• Newhaven Children
• Newhaven Family
• Newhaven Group
• Newhaven Boys
• Newhaven Fishwife
• Newhaven Fishwives
• St. Andrews
• Newhaven Fishwives
• Newhaven Fishwives
• Newhaven Fishwife
• Fisher Lassies
• Newhaven Fishwife
• Newhaven Fishwife
• Newhaven Group
• Newhaven Fishwives
• Newhaven Fishwife
• St. Andrews
• Newhaven Fisherman with Two Boys
• Newhaven Fisherman
• Newhaven Fisherman
• Newhaven Boy
• Newhaven Group
• Newhaven Fisherman
• Newhaven Fishermen
• Newhaven Fishermen
• The Porthole / Sergeant and Private of the 42nd Gordon Highlanders, Edinburgh Castle
• St. Andrews
• The 42nd Gordon Highlanders, Edinburgh Castle
• The 42nd Gordon Highlanders, Edinburgh Castle
• Lane and Lewis / Lane and Redding
• Lane
• Kahkewāquonāby or Reverend Peter Jones
• Miss Elizabeth Logan
• Jimmy Miller
• Jimmy Miller
• Jimmy Miller
• St. Andrews
• John Henning as Edie Ochiltree from Sir Walter Scott's "The Antiquary"
• Patrick Byrne
• Patrick Byrne
• Patrick Byrne
• The Misses McCandlish
• The Misses McCandlish
• Finlay Children
• Master Finlay
• Lady, Standing
• Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers and Thomas Chalmers Hanna
• William Leighton Leitch
• Rev. Dr. Andrew Sutherland
• [George Gordon (?)]
• Dr. Cook of St. Andrews
• Dr. Cook
• Dr. Cook
• [Man]
• [Man]
• [Man]
• Hartcourt (Brother of Archbishop of York)
• Sir Charles Lyell - Geologist
• William Leighton Leitch
• Rev. Dr. John Purves, Jedburgh
• Scott (of Peel)
• Rev D.T.K. Drummond
• [Man]
• [Man]
• [Man]
• Earl of Rosemore
• Dr. Latham - Editor of Dictionary
• Dr. MacCulloch of Kelso and Greenock
• Mr. McNab - Botanical Gardens
• Henning, Handyside Ritchie, & D.O. Hill, R.S.A.
• [Man]
• Sir John Boilleau
• MacKenzie (Tongue)
• Principal Haldane, St. Andrews
• Rev. R. Brewster of Craig
• Dr. Smyttan
• James Nasmyth (Steam Hammer)
• Laird of Portmoak
• Rev. Henry Grey, D.D., St. Mary's, Edinburgh
• James Ballantine
• Henning
• Sobieski Stuart
• Prof. Fraser, Rev. Welsh, Rev. Hamilton, and Three Other Men
• Sir John Robert Steell
• H.B. Johnston, R.S.A.
• D.O. Hill and W.B. Johnstone
• [Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Charles Manning Allan]
• Prof. John Wilson
• "Edinburgh Ale" James Ballentine, Dr. George Bell, D.O. Hill
• William Borthwick Johnstone, William Leighton Leitch and David Scott as "The Monks of Kennaquhair" from Sir Walter Scott's "The Abbott"
• Moir (?) and John Wilson
• John Wilson
• John Wilson
• Thomas Chalmers
• Thomas Chalmers
• Dr. Welsh (Retiring Moderator of Gel' Assembly 1843)
• Dr. Welsh
• Dr. Welsh
• Cunningham, Beff, John Hamilton, Guthrie
• Dr. Arnold
• Dunlop Esq. of Craigton
• Guthrie
• Lord Robertson
• Rev. Mr. Smith of Borgue
• Swinton
• Rev. Henshaw Jones
• Dr. Jabez Bunting
• Dr. Jabez Bunting
• Dr. Monro
• Campbell of Monzie
• Campbell of Monzie
• William Etty, R.A.
• Rev. John Julius Wood
• Robert Dundas Cay
• George Gilfillan and Samuel Brown
• Annan Presbytery
• Sir James Young Simpson & Wainhouse (or Muirhouse)
• Sir John Jaffray and Dhanjiobai Nauroji
• Presbytery of Dundee
• Sir David Brewster, Earle Monteith, Dr. Welsh & Two Others
• Alexander of Duntocher, McMillan of Cardross and Two Others
• William Etty
• [Two Unidentified Men]
• Symington, Paisley, and Glasgow
• Rev. Miller and His Son Rev. Samuel Miller
• James Gordon, Dr. Hanna, and Mr. Cowan
• Rev. Dr. Keith
• Rev. Dr. Keith
• Dr. Capadore
• Davidson of Aberdeen
• Dr. Sampson of York
• Sir William Allan, P.R.S.A.
• Rev. Stephen Hislop, Missionary
• [Man Holding Umbrella]
• Rev. Mr. Elder of Watts
• Dr. George Cook, St. Andrews
• [Unidentified Man]
• Rev. Dr. William Hamilton Burns
• Dr. Foulis
• "Cookie" Miller
• William Scott Moncrieff
• Thomas Kitchenham Staveley, M.P. Ripon
• Thomas Duncan, R.S.A.
• Rev. W. W. Duncan, Peebles (Sweet William)
• John Murray (Publisher)
• [Man]
• Cookie Miller
• Rev. Charles John Brown
• [Man]
• Frederic Monod (Paris)
• Rev. Thomas Jollie, Bowden
• Rev. Robert Aitken, Dundee
• Archibald Butler of Faskally
• Thomas Duncan
• [Man]
• James Dymock
• Rev. James Scott
• Rev. James Scott
• Thomas Bell, Leswalt
• David Maitland Makgill Crichton, Rankeillour
• Dr. Inglis, Halifax
• James Aytoun
• Rev. George Lewis, Dundee
• [Man]
• Thomas Duncan and His Brother
• [Man]
• Rev. Thomas Jolly of Bowden
• [Man]
• Robert Paul, Commercial Bank
• [Man]
• Jacob Abbott
• General John Munro, Teanich
• [Man]
• [Man]
• [Man]
• Sir William Allan
• Ogilvie Fairly, Capt. Hamilton, and Gilmore
• Mrs. Rigby
• Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson
• Henning with Parthenon Frieze
• [Man, Full-length]
• Newhaven Fishwives
• Dr. Jabez Bunting
• Hugh Miller
• Presbytery of Dumbarton
• Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers (?)
• [Man]
• [Man]
• Prof. Fraser, Rev. Welsh, Rev. Hamilton, and Three Other Men
• [Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Charles Manning Allan]
• [Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Charles Manning Allan]
• David Roberts
• [Charles Edward Stuart, also known as Charles Manning Allan]
• James Glencairn Burns
• Finlay - The Deerstalker
• John Ban MacKenzie
• Alexander Thompson
• Sir John McNeill
• [Man]
• George Moon
• Sobieski Stuart
• Dr. Inglis, Halifax
• William Etty, R.A.
• Sir David Brewster
• Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers
• [Officer of the 92nd Gordon Highlanders Reading to the Troops, Edinburgh Castle]
• The Morning After "He Greatly Daring Dined"
• Study for the Disruption Picture: Signing of the Deed of Demission
• Sir William Allen
• The Nasmyth Tomb, Greyfriars Churchyard
• Edinburgh Monument
• McCulloch's Tomb, Greyfriars Churchyard
• Henry Reeve (1813–1895)
• Mrs. Anne Rigby (née Anne Palgrave, 1777–1872)
• Mrs. Elizabeth (Johnstone) Hall
• George Troup and William Gibson
• Portrait of a Newhaven Pilot
• Rev. Moir and John Gibson
• Dr. George Bell, Alexina, Lady Moncrieff and Rev. Thomas Bell
• W. S. Orr and Peter Scot Fraser
• The Artist and the Grave Digger
• John Henning, Sculptor
• James Ballantine, David Octavius Hill and Dr. George Bell
• The Beach at Newhaven
• Fisherwomen, Newhaven
• "Redding the Line," Willie Liston, Newhaven
• David Young and Unknown Man, Newhaven
• The Adamson Family
• Three Unknown Boys and James Linton, Newhaven
• James Stuart-Wortley, 2nd Baron Wharncliffe
• Miss Elizabeth Logan

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