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Ben Ledi

1 pp 1911

The Gaelic name Ben Ledi, 'The Hill of God,' is said to have originated in the Beltane mysteries celebrated on its summit. This shadow on water is now divided horizontally into two and somewhat extended across the water. Dry-point added on lower hills to left and elsewhere.

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Ben Lomond

1 pp 1923

This etching is introduced into book-plate number 489. This cloud now measures about 36 mm. wide.

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Bennan

1 pp 1890

Bennan is a headland on the Isle of Arran.

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Berwick

1 pp 1890

For another etching of this subject see Rinder number 382. 'During the Temptation on the Mount . . . the Evil One when he shewed ... all the kingdoms of the world and the glory of them, kept his thumb on Berwick-on-Tweed so greatly did he covet it for his own possession ... as the most desirable spot on earth.'—' Story of the Tweed,' Sir Herbert Maxwell.

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Berwick-on-Tweed

1 pp 1906

For an earlier etching of the subject, see Rinder number 68. Berwick Bridge, 1609-34, considered a masterpiece of 17th century bridge building, has been called ' the last act of the Union.' Above reflections lengthened.

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Billingsgate Fish Market

1 pp 1780

Title from supporting materials.

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Birth-place and early home of Professor Wilson (Christopher North)

1 pp 1887

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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Bishop Street, Anderston

1 pp 1889

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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Black brown & fair

1 pp 1807

At the window of a tavern, at Wapping 'Dock Head,' is a bevy of beauties, representing the variations of complexion described by the song-writer.

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Bodmin, Cornwall

1 pp 1780

Title from supporting materials.

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Boney the Second or the little babboon created to devour French monkies

1 pp 1811

"Boneyparte" in his general's uniform, is seated before the fire, making caudle of French blood for the infant prince ; a row of sovereign-crowns, wrested from the wearers, are ranged on the mantelpiece. Napoleon's heir, the miniature of his sire, with the addition of a monkey's tail, is tearing and clawing at his parent, and is held on a cushion placed outside the Imperial cradle, which is inscribed Devil's Darling.

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Boquhapple

1 pp 1899

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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