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*Manchester Observer front page, 20 February - University of Manchester Library

John Quincy Adams photo, 22 February - National Portrait Gallery, Washington

*Florida and 1818 treaty maps, 22 and 28 February - Wikimedia Commons

John Sackeouse, 24 February, National Galleries of Scotland

Sir James Mackintosh MP, 2 March/6 July, National Galleries of Scotland

Thomas Telford, 5 March, National Galleries of Scotland

Caledonian Canal, 5 March, Peter Stoneground, Scottish Canals

*Stockton and Darlington Railway, 8 March, National Railway Museum

*Hobby horse, 9 March, Science Museum

Prince Regent, 15 March/29 May/13 July/9 September/19 & 22 October/20 November, National Galleries of Scotland

Chimney sweep, 15 March, National Galleries of Scotland

*Eden Quay, Dublin, 17 March, South Dublin County Libraries

*Royal George yacht, 19 March, National Maritime Museum

Burlington Arcade, 20 March, Museum of London

Richard Rush, 21 March, Smithsonian American Art Museum 

Lord Castlereagh, 21 March/15 April/18 May/3 June/2 July/6 August/25 October, 29 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Persian horses, 23 March/20 May, Tate Britain

John Rennie, 25 March, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Menai Bridge, 26 March/16 July/31 December, Visit Wales

Mungo Park, 29 March, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Joseph Hume, 1 April/15&22 June, National Galleries Scotland

Charles Grant, 6 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Windsor Castle, 12 April, Tate Britain

Duke of York, 13 April/4 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

King Ferdinand VII, 17 April/18 & 19 November, Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid

Capt, John Ross, 18 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

John Singleton Copley, 19 April, National Portrait Gallery, Washington

*Prince Regent, 22 April, Wellcome Collection

Duchess of Kent, 22 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Sir Walter Scott, 22 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Richmond Hill (J.M.W. Turner), 23 April/30 May/27 June/31 December, Tate Britain

Duke of Kent, 25 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Robert Burns, 26 April, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Robert Owen, 27 April/26 June, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Cock-fighting, 29 April, British Library

Henry Grattan, 30 April, National Gallery of Ireland

William Wordsworth, 2 May/31 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Sir Charles Manners-Sutton, 3 May/15 June, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Henry Grattan, 3 May, National Gallery of Ireland

George Canning, 4 & 18 May/15 June, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Robert Peel, 4 May, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Sir Samuel Shepherd, 5 & 13 May, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Lt. William Parry, 6 & 11 May/18 June/25&31 December, National Maritime Museum

Lord Liverpool, 7 May/17,23&27 October/30 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Nore lightship, 11 May, National Maritime Museum

HMS Hecla and HMS Fury, 11 May, National Maritime Museum

Andrew Jackson, 11 May, National Portrait Gallery, Washington

Queen Charlotte, 16 May, Royal Collection Trust

Auction catalogue, 16 May, Royal Collection Trust

Cruikshank cartoon, 16 May, Royal Collection Trust

Duke of Wellington, 17 May/29 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Earl Grey, 17 May/1 July/21 October/30 November/29 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Lord John Russell, 18 May/1 July, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Sir Francis Burdett, 18 May/25 June/10 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Persian Ambassador, 20 May, Harvard Art Museum/Fogg Museums 

Duke of Kent, 24 May/24 June/16 July, Royal Collection Trust

Duchess of Kent, 24 May/24 June, Royal Collection Trust

Honours of Scotland, 26 May, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Tiresias, 27 May, Donald A. Heald Rare Books, Prints  & Maps

Lord Sidmouth, 29 May/28 June/7 July/19&22 October/14 November, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Princess Charlotte, 31 May, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

King George III, 4 June/4 July/25 October/30 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Body-snatchers, 10 June, Wellcome Collection

Napoleon I, 11 June, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Madame Saqui, 13 June, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Patrick Bronte, 14 June, Bronte Parsonage Museum

Prince Regent framed image), 17 June/31 July, Royal Collection  Trust

Princess Augusta, 17 June, Royal Collection Trust

Buckingham House, 17 June/3 November, Royal Collection Trust

James Monroe, 18 June, US National Portrait Gallery

Daniel O'Connell, 19 June/1 July, National Gallery of Ireland

Cupola Room (Kensington Palace), 24 June, Royal Collection Trust

Prince Regent (Bone), 24 June/13 July, Royal Collection Trust

Duke of Sussex, 26 June/21 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*Storming of Bastille, 28 June, Wellcome Collection

Duke of Kent (Wright, 1819), 29 June/24 November, Royal Collection Trust

Bishop of Norwich, 1 July, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

*George Bidder (boy), 3 July, Wellcome Collection

George Bidder (man), 3 July, Institution of Civil Engineers

Joseph Nadin, 6 July, Manchester Libraries

Nathaniel Bolingbroke, 8 July, Norfolk Museums

William Wilberforce, 9 July/21 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Princess Caroline, 11 July, Royal Collection Trust

Major John Cartwright, 15 July/21 November, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Carlton House and Waterloo Place, 15 July/3 November, Royal Collection Trust

Marchioness of Stafford, 18 July, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Polouriscraig, 18 July/6 August, Strathnaver Museum

*Wordsworth on Helvellyn, 27 July/31 December, The Wordsworth Trust/ArtUK

*Striding Edge from Helvellyn, 27 July, Gary Rogers (Geograph)

Duel with sticks, 28 July, Museo del Prado, Madrid

Simon Bolivar, 7 August, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Henry VIII, 8 August, Royal Collection Trust

Royal George yacht, 13 August, Royal Collection Trust 

Loss of the Royal George, 13 August, Tate 

*Landing at Dover from the steam packet, 23 August, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

James Watt, 24 August, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

The Soho Manufactory, 25 August, Wellcome Collection

Duke of Richmond, 28 August, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Post-chaise in 1830s, 29 August, Tate 

Sir Francis Burdett, 2 September/18 November, Royal Collection Trust

Paisley map, 11 September and following days, National Library of Scotland

Rip Van Winkle wallpaper, 1 October, Smithsonian Design Museum, Washington

Rip Van Winkle statue, 1 October, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington

Field Marshal Prince Blucher, 3 October, Royal Collection Trust

Henry Brougham, 6 October, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Duke of Hamilton, 9 & 22 October, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Chief Justice Charles Abbott, 12. 13, 15&16 October/30 November, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Thomas Paine, 12 October/15 November, National Portrait Gallery, Washington DC

Castle Yard, York, 14 October, British History Online

Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, 27 October, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Parliament House, Edinburgh, 27 October, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

William Cobbett, 29 October/15, 21 &29 November/3 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Flatford Mill (John Constable), 1 November, Tate

Self portrait (John Constable), 1 November/31 December, Tate

Sir Humphrey Davy, 2 November 1819, Wellcome Collection

Yellow fever victim, 3 November, Wellcome Collection

Robert the Bruce, 5 November, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

George Kinloch, 10 November/19&22&27 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Goya, 19 November, Museo Nacional del Prado

Sir Robert Wilson, 21 November/9 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

St James's Palace, 23 November, Royal Collection Trust

Prince Regent (Skelton), 23 November, Royal Collection Trust

Prince Regent (Bone), 23 November, Royal Collection Trust

Duke of Sussex, 24 November, Royal Collection Trust

Henry Brougham, 2 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

John Cam Hobhouse, 12 December/29 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery 

*The Roman Campagna from Monte Testaccio (JMW Turner), Sunset, 12 December, Tate 

George Kinloch (silhouette), 22 December, Scottish National Portrait Gallery

Princess Alexandrina Victoria, 26 December, Royal Collection Trust

*Wellington state funeral, 28 December, National Army Museum

Lord John Russell, 29 December, Royal Collection Trust

William IV, 30 December, Royal Collection Trust

Coronation of George IV, 30 December, Royal Collection Trust

*Self-portrait of JMW Turner, 31 December, Tate

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