GREAT BRITAIN UNDER THE DOMINION OF THE CHURCH OF ROME| THE BIBLE AND THE BIBLE ALONE IS THE RELIGION OF PROTESTAMTS THIRD CENTENARY OCTR 4 1835: a closed bible bound by padlock and chain
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IN COMMEMORATION OF THE FIRST PUBLISHED ENGLISH BIBLE TRANSLATED BY COVERDALE BISHP OF EXETER OCTR 4 1535: Miles Coverdale seated, pointing to an open Bible, broken chain and padlock on the floor
THE WELLINGTON STATUE IN FRONT OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON/ ERECTED JUNE 18 1844: Equestrian statue of the duke of Wellington with the names of his victories on a plinth
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THE ROYAL EXCHANGE OF LONDON/ FIRST STONE LAID JAN 19 1842 BY H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT OPENED BY H.M.G.M. VICTORIA 1844: view of the royal exchange building
ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON/ FIRST STONE LAID JAN19 1842 BY H.R.H PRINCE ALBERT OPENED: view of the Royal Exchange
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THE WELLINGTON STATUE IN FRONT OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON/ ERECTED JUNE 18 1844: equestrian statue of Wellington in a pedestal with the list of his battles inscribed on it
ROTHERHITHE ENTRANCE|THAMES TUNNEL 1200 FEET LONG COMMENCED 1824 COMPLETED 1842 76 FEET BELOW HIGH WATER COST L 450000 SIR I.M. BRUNEL ENGINEER: view of tunnel
THAMES TUNNEL 1200 FEET LONG COMMENCED 1824 COMPLETED 1842 L 180,000 SUBSCRIBD BY PROPRIETORS 1828 L 270,000 GRANTED BY PARLIAMENT 1836: view of the tunnels with pedestrians and a horseman
CROWNED JUNE 28TH 1838: Queen Victoria enthroned on a dais being crowned right; Britannia and five other allegorical figures around; the British lion stands before the dias whilst fame and a cherub fly above
THE WELLINGTON STATUE IN FRONT OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON|ERECTED JUNE 18 1844: equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington with the names of his victories on the plinth
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NEW ROYAL EXCHANGE LONDON|FIRST STONE LAID JAN19 1842 BY HRH PRINCE ALBERT OPENED BY HMGM VICTORIA 1844: view ofthe Royal exchange
THE ABLE PERSEVERING AND INTREPID ADVOCATE OF THE RIGHTS OF IRELAND AND THESUCCESSFUL DEFENDDER OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY: Liberty, Plenty and Hibernia
