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RMPPYY7W–J. Hamilton; Attributed to William H. Bell, American, 1830 - 1910, 1862 - 1870; Albumen silver print
RM2BW8GG5–Prince Lennart ' s wedding . Mr H T Hamilton , the Registrar ( with Glasses ) and Mr W J Lickley , Superintendent Registrar at Caxton Hall Register , who will officiate at the wedding . 10 March 1932
RM2M98B0T–John Hamilton O'Conor (c1866-1953), Ireland national rugby union player. He also played for Bective Rangers, and served as president of the IRFU.
RF2AJPJ6Y–This image dates 1900 and the caption reads: Editorial Room of the Standard Dictionary - some of the Office Editors: Rossiter Johnson, I.K. Funk, Arthur Bostwick, B F Funk, J W Palmer, D S Gregory, J Denison Champlin, J C Fernald, E E Treffry, James Osborn, F Noble, W R Cochrane, F Horace Teall, I J Allen, Marcus Benjamin, E Grimshaw, Ernest Ingersoll, Z W Bliss, J E Fleming, G S Horn, F Huntington, W N Geddes, C H Cochrane, F H Vizetelly, F H Hoew, E J Hamilton
RMGCN4Y8–Back row: Richard Hamilton-Wickes, R R Stokes (first name unknown), Vivian Gordon Davies, Herbert John Hyde Sibree, J M Currie (first name unknown), H P Marshall (first name unknown), G D Hale (first name unknown), N M Benton (first name uknown), Commander L J L Hammond (first name unknown), W V Heale (first name unknown), Major W R Ling, DSO. MC (first name unknown), S H Townell (first name unknown), Geoffrey Dorling 'Khaki' Roberts, CBE, S J Rossdale (first name unknown), C R Vick (first name unknown), Lt William Wavell Wakefield, G V Carey (First name unknown), John Clifford Gibbs, Major W
RMEMYY9A–Abderdeen FC pose for a pre season group photograph 1969 -1970. They are back row left to right: J Whyte, H Boel, J Petersen, E McGarr, A Smith, M Buchan and J Hermiston. Front Row: J Smith, A Willoughby, J Forrest, D Robb and J Hamilton.
RM2E2JAPA–Gloucester College School, 1844. View by by Mr. J. H. Brown, an assistant-master. 'Dr. Evans, its present Head Master, has the good sense to perceive that something besides a knowledge of Latin and Greek is required in the present day. Mathematics, Drawing, German, and French, are studied by the pupils...the domestic comforts of the scholars are most carefully provided for. Recently, a most commodious suite of rooms has been built by Dr. Evans, from designs by Messrs. Daukes and Hamilton of Gloucester, consisting of a dining-hall, a lavatory, and dormitories, most chastely fitted up and admira
RM2JR9TPE–Captain J. F. C. Hamilton, H.M.S. Esk, killed Gate Pa Apl 1864, June 1863, Isle of Wight, by Jabez Hughes.
RMMFW0PR–Flower border of Calluna vulgaris ÔKimlochrugelÕ (white), Calluna vulgaris ÔCorbettÕs RedÕ and Calluna vulgaris ÔJ H HamiltonÕ
RM2AFN9HM–. The town of Levis & environs P.Q. Canada, 1912. s a manufacturer des boites et aexecuter divers autires travaux. On ypaye chaque annee $75,000 de salaire. II y a une douzaine dannees, MM. J.B. Blouin et Fils etablissaient a Levisla manufacture de chaussures qui, endecembre 1911, fut en.registree sous lenom de la Cie J. B. Blouin, Limitee,avec 1111 capital autorise de $100,000. M.Gleophas Blouin est le president de cet-te compagnie et M. J. H. Hamilton enest le gerant. Ledifice principal de lacompagnie a 100 pieds sur 30 et il y aune aile a 4 etages de 30 pieds sur 75;le tout couvre une super
RMP9HB3X–A toast during the Dilettanti Society dinner, Thatched House Tavern, St. James' Street. Members included Sir William Gell, Sir WIlliam Hamilton, Sir Henry Englefield, etc. Steel engraving by J.H. le Keux after an illustration by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd from London Interiors, Their Costumes and Ceremonies, Joshua Mead, London, 1841.
RMR5P8C2–Hamilton co-creators Lin-manuel Miranda, Andy Blankenbuehler, Thomas Kail, and Alex Lacamoire, four of the recipients of the 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors, pose for a selfie prior to sitting for a group photo following a dinner hosted by United States Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan in their honor at the US Department of State in Washington, DC on Saturday, December 1, 2018. The 2018 honorees are: singer and actress Cher; composer and pianist Philip Glass; Country music entertainer Reba McEntire; and jazz saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter. This year, the co-creators of H
RM2A83T1M–A toast during the Dilettanti Society dinner, Thatched House Tavern, St. James' Street. Members included Sir William Gell, Sir WIlliam Hamilton, Sir Henry Englefield, etc. Steel engraving by J.H. le Keux after an illustration by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd from London Interiors, Their Costumes and Ceremonies, Joshua Mead, London, 1841.
![National Veteran's Employment Committee of the American Legion. Seated, L-R: Jack Crowley of Vermont, Nat'l Chairman of Vet. Emp. Comm.; Mrs. Ada Mucklestone of Ill., National Chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary; Paul H. Griffith, (D.C.), National Director of Re-Employment. Standing, L-R: [...], F. Regan of N.J.; Wm. D. Reilly of Kansas; Roy S. Stockton of California; Spencer Boise of North Dakota; James W. Hammond of Kentucky; Harold P. Redden of Massachusetts. Attending conferences at the Hamilton Hotel about securing employment for World War Veterans Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2A1JG79/national-veterans-employment-committee-of-the-american-legion-seated-l-r-jack-crowley-of-vermont-natl-chairman-of-vet-emp-comm-mrs-ada-mucklestone-of-ill-national-chairman-of-the-american-legion-auxiliary-paul-h-griffith-dc-national-director-of-re-employment-standing-l-r-f-regan-of-nj-wm-d-reilly-of-kansas-roy-s-stockton-of-california-spencer-boise-of-north-dakota-james-w-hammond-of-kentucky-harold-p-redden-of-massachusetts-attending-conferences-at-the-hamilton-hotel-about-securing-employment-for-world-war-veterans-2A1JG79.jpg "National Veteran's Employment Committee of the American Legion. Seated, L-R: Jack Crowley of Vermont, Nat'l Chairman of Vet. Emp. Comm.; Mrs. Ada Mucklestone of Ill., National Chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary; Paul H. Griffith, (D.C.), National Director of Re-Employment. Standing, L-R: [...], F. Regan of N.J.; Wm. D. Reilly of Kansas; Roy S. Stockton of California; Spencer Boise of North Dakota; James W. Hammond of Kentucky; Harold P. Redden of Massachusetts. Attending conferences at the Hamilton Hotel about securing employment for World War Veterans Stock Photo")
RM2A1JG79–National Veteran's Employment Committee of the American Legion. Seated, L-R: Jack Crowley of Vermont, Nat'l Chairman of Vet. Emp. Comm.; Mrs. Ada Mucklestone of Ill., National Chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary; Paul H. Griffith, (D.C.), National Director of Re-Employment. Standing, L-R: [...], F. Regan of N.J.; Wm. D. Reilly of Kansas; Roy S. Stockton of California; Spencer Boise of North Dakota; James W. Hammond of Kentucky; Harold P. Redden of Massachusetts. Attending conferences at the Hamilton Hotel about securing employment for World War Veterans
RM2X15WXY–ITALY : FIFTH ARMY'AFTER THE STORM' - Sgt. J. Hamilton of Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland, and Gnr. H. Tennant of Lanark, Scotland, retrieve a blanket from a waterlogged tent British Army
RMW0N4GC–Hamilton co-creators Lin-manuel Miranda, Andy Blankenbuehler, Thomas Kail, and Alex Lacamoire, four of the recipients of the 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors, pose for a selfie prior to sitting for a group photo following a dinner hosted by United States Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan in their honor at the US Department of State in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, December 1, 2018. The 2018 honorees are: singer and actress Cher; composer and pianist Philip Glass; Country music entertainer Reba McEntire; and jazz saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter. This year, the co-creators of H
RM2A2X4HD–Photograph - Rockhampton Labour Day Celebration Committee, 1923-1924, Rockhampton delegates of the Labour Day Celebration in 1923-1924. Delegates absent from the photograph: W. Keong, H. Bull, J. Hallinan, J. Fraser, K.W.S Murray, C.M Hooper, W. Forsyth, L. Hoban, E. Schofield, J. Hamilton, T. Higson, M. Moore, F. Barnes, A.W King and T. Lynch. part of a collection relating to Australian trade unions and the Eight Hour Day. Action taken by stonemasons
RM2BWATFC–Conferring Degrees in Senate House . Cambridge On October 31 Honorary degrees were conferred on General Diaz and Mr J P Morgan ( John Pierpont Morgan, Jr ) at Cambridge . Photo shows : Mr A H Evans ( Esquire Bedell ) , J P Morgan , Marquis Imperiali Di Francaville , Dr P Giles , Vice Chancellor of Cambridge , General Diaz , Captain E Fullerton ( Royal Navy ) , D S O , Mr R Hamilton Smith ( Esquire Bedell ) guests of Emanuel College May 1922
RM2M97BGX–The Council of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1950, in the Council Room at No.4 Hamilton Place. Clockwise from the far end on the right: Florence Barwood, Capt J.L. Pritchard, Major G.P. Bulman in the Chair (President, 1950-1951), Sir Sydney Camm (President 1954-1955), Major F.B. Halford (President 1951-1952), G.R. Edwards (President 1957-1958), E.T. Jones (President 1956-1957), B.S. Shenstone (President 1962-1963), A.G. Elliott, S. Scott Hall, Sir John Buchanan (President 1949-1950), Sir A.H. Roy Fedden (President 1938-1940 and 1944-1945), W.G.A. Perring, Dr G.P. Douglas, J.W.F. Housego, N
RFRAFGM2–J. Hamilton, Attributed to William H. Bell (American, 1830 - 1910), 1862 - 1870, Albumen silver print. Reimagined
RMGA9DBD–Celtic team group: (back row, l-r) trainer R Davis, RG Campbell, D McLeod, H Watson, D Hamilton, Alec McNair, A Wilson, E Garry, J McCourt, Davy Adams; (front row, l-r) Jim Young, J Hay, A Bennett, Jimmy McMenemy, W Loney, Jimmy Quinn, P Somers, W McNair
RMPBMBWT–843 Jones, C.H.; Hamilton, T.H.; Williams, J.David. 1873. Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
RM2BE6D4F–Small cicrular bed of heathers and dwarf conifers in large lawn in large country or suburban garden.
RM2K5BFPH–Army War Game. Lt. Col. D.E. Aultman; Lt. Col. J.A. Shipton; Major L. Wahl; Col. George H. Cameron; Lt. Col. E D. Anderson; Lt. Col. Henry Jervey, 1917. Lieutenant Colonel Dwight Edward Aultman, Lieutenant Colonel James Ancil Shipton, Major Karl Wahl, Colonel George Hamilton Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel Anderson, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Jervey Jr.
RM2TA2H8Y–Sergeant J.D. Hamilton (left) and Sergeant H.L. Tangjian, from Mobile Unit 16, Data Processing, analyze cards against unit diaries in Denang, Vietnam on November 17, 1965. They are responsible for data analysis for the unit during the Vietnam War. Photograph taken by SSgt. R. White for the Defense Department.
![. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. Canadian Forcsfrij Journal, September, 1917 1285 The Waste of Hemlock Bark in B. C. By J. H. Hamilton, Editor of "Industrial Progress," Vancouver. There is one subject which is worthy of much closer attention than has been devoted to it up to the present, the utiUzation of hemlock bark as a tanning material. In 1916 the cut of hemlock in British Columbia amounted to one hundred and one million feet board measure. Taking fifteen hundred feet board to provide one cord of bark, this is equivalent to sixty-seven tho Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RG1X9Y/canadian-forestry-journal-forests-and-forestry-canada-periodicals-canadian-forcsfrij-journal-september-1917-1285-the-waste-of-hemlock-bark-in-b-c-by-j-h-hamilton-editor-of-quotindustrial-progressquot-vancouver-there-is-one-subject-which-is-worthy-of-much-closer-attention-than-has-been-devoted-to-it-up-to-the-present-the-utiuzation-of-hemlock-bark-as-a-tanning-material-in-1916-the-cut-of-hemlock-in-british-columbia-amounted-to-one-hundred-and-one-million-feet-board-measure-taking-fifteen-hundred-feet-board-to-provide-one-cord-of-bark-this-is-equivalent-to-sixty-seven-tho-RG1X9Y.jpg ". Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. Canadian Forcsfrij Journal, September, 1917 1285 The Waste of Hemlock Bark in B. C. By J. H. Hamilton, Editor of "Industrial Progress," Vancouver. There is one subject which is worthy of much closer attention than has been devoted to it up to the present, the utiUzation of hemlock bark as a tanning material. In 1916 the cut of hemlock in British Columbia amounted to one hundred and one million feet board measure. Taking fifteen hundred feet board to provide one cord of bark, this is equivalent to sixty-seven tho Stock Photo")
RMRG1X9Y–. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. Canadian Forcsfrij Journal, September, 1917 1285 The Waste of Hemlock Bark in B. C. By J. H. Hamilton, Editor of "Industrial Progress," Vancouver. There is one subject which is worthy of much closer attention than has been devoted to it up to the present, the utiUzation of hemlock bark as a tanning material. In 1916 the cut of hemlock in British Columbia amounted to one hundred and one million feet board measure. Taking fifteen hundred feet board to provide one cord of bark, this is equivalent to sixty-seven tho
RM2ABWNJX–FOR SALE. BURGESS' PORTABLE liochnicalBlowPg THE HOLIDAY GIFT OF THE SEASON. TYSON VASE ENGINE REGISTRATION E many engravings and tables important to every pat MUNN & CO. HAMILTON OHI 17.5. A. ROCHESTER .Y. PAYNE'S FARM ENGINES. Y1000 WORKING MACHINERY MASS. TEE MAGIC L ORGANETTE ONLY 8.00. Double size Reeds extra strength and finish. THEO. J. HARBACH 1309 FILBERT ST. PHILA. PA. SPADE THE CROTON AND SAVE THE cOsT. Driven or Tube Wells ADDITION! DO YOUR OWN PRINTING H. HOOTER Phila. Pa. THE PERFECTED STYLOCRAFIC. READERS' AND WRITERS' ECONOMY CO., scientific american, 1880-12-25
RMW1TG1J–Archive image from page 482 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 CV.3 J ev/
RM2AA4G1D–Printmakers include P. Canot, H.B. Hall, S.V. Hunt, J.B. Longacre, J.M. Probst and Paul Sandby. Title from Calendar of the Emmet Collection. EM8406 Statement of responsibility : Leney; Alexr. Hamilton
RM2X2FGK6–THE CAMPAIGN IN ITALY, SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 1943: THE ALLIED ADVANCE TO THE GUSTAV LINE - Monte Camino November - December 1943: Two artillerymen (Sergeant J Hamilton and Gunner H Tennant) wringing water out of a blanket at their flooded bivouac on Monte Camino British Army, Royal Artillery
RM2CTFEAX–Geological map of a part of southeastern New York showing the distribution of the rocks used as building stones, cartographic, Maps, 1895 - 1895, Merrill, Frederick J. H. (Frederick James Hamilton), 1861-1916
RM2BWBXCG–England versus Wales in rugby match at Cardiff . The English team . Back row left to right : W H Acton ( Referee ) , R G Hanvey , E Stanbury , H C Burton , H G Petiton , H C Catcheside , H J Kittermaster and Engr Cmdr S F Coopper , R N ( R U Secretary ) . Middle row : A Robson , J S Tucker , A T Voyce , W W Wakefield , W G E Luddington , R Hamilton Wickes , A R Aslett . On ground : T E S Francis and J R B Worton . 16 January 1926
RM2M98CE5–The 1974-1975 Royal Aeronautical Society Council on the terrace at No.4 Hamilton Place, 24 April 1975. Front row from left: Air Cdre Rod Banks, Air Cdre J.R. Morgan, AM Sir Charles Pringle, B.P. Laight, RAeS President; K.G. Wilkinson, S.D. Davies and W. Isbister, President, Australia Division. Second row from left: R.P. Probert, G.M. Moss, D.G. Brown, Capt E.M. Brown, Air Cdr F.C. Padfield, M.J. Brennan, Prof M.G. Farley, H. Zeffert, G. Wansbrough-White, Dr E.S. Moult and L.A. Wingfield, Honorary Solicitor. Rear from left: G. Weller, E.M.J. Schaffter, RAeS Secretary; Dr W.F. Hilton and Capt
RF2B9EC7Y–J. Hamilton, Attributed to William H. Bell (American, 1830 - 1910), 1862 - 1870, Albumen silver print, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.
RMKDGPDH–Jones, C.H.; Hamilton, T.H.; Williams, J.David. 1873. Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
![Army War Game - Lt. Col. D.E. Aultman; Lt. Col. J.A. Shipton; Major L. [sic] Wahl; Col. George H. Cameron; Lt. Col. E D. Anderson; Lt. Col. Henry Jervey, 1917. Lieutenant Colonel Dwight Edward Aultman, Lieutenant Colonel James Ancil Shipton, Major Karl Wahl, Colonel George Hamilton Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel Anderson, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Jervey Jr. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K5BFPK/army-war-game-lt-col-de-aultman-lt-col-ja-shipton-major-l-sic-wahl-col-george-h-cameron-lt-col-e-d-anderson-lt-col-henry-jervey-1917-lieutenant-colonel-dwight-edward-aultman-lieutenant-colonel-james-ancil-shipton-major-karl-wahl-colonel-george-hamilton-cameron-lieutenant-colonel-anderson-lieutenant-colonel-henry-jervey-jr-2K5BFPK.jpg "Army War Game - Lt. Col. D.E. Aultman; Lt. Col. J.A. Shipton; Major L. [sic] Wahl; Col. George H. Cameron; Lt. Col. E D. Anderson; Lt. Col. Henry Jervey, 1917. Lieutenant Colonel Dwight Edward Aultman, Lieutenant Colonel James Ancil Shipton, Major Karl Wahl, Colonel George Hamilton Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel Anderson, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Jervey Jr. Stock Photo")
RM2K5BFPK–Army War Game - Lt. Col. D.E. Aultman; Lt. Col. J.A. Shipton; Major L. [sic] Wahl; Col. George H. Cameron; Lt. Col. E D. Anderson; Lt. Col. Henry Jervey, 1917. Lieutenant Colonel Dwight Edward Aultman, Lieutenant Colonel James Ancil Shipton, Major Karl Wahl, Colonel George Hamilton Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel Anderson, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Jervey Jr.
RM2RCNHXB–King George visits the 33rd Division and distributes honor medals. The official party is seen standing at salute as the National Anthems are played. From left to right: General John J. Pershing, Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, Maj. Gen. George Bell, Jr., King George, Gen. Helmen (British), and Maj. Ford Hamilton, British. Molliens-sur-Bois, France, September 12, 1918.
RM2AJKG5H–Empire state notables, 1914 . REV. EDWARD J. HAMILTON Member Presbytery of New York Plainfleld, N. J. REV. ANTHONY H. EVANS, D. D. Pastor West Presbyterian Church New York City 92 Empire State Notablesthe clergy.
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![Archive image from page 451 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 ,eqend 0® = Brown fHA-HtoB). HW=&rel (MR'StoUl. Hv= Glue (M ft â llslU. Fig. 1 BroTicRiQl Trouble. nVâ¬) i]j-o i' iro' L3 = KnpersensiHvili to firam Dual. â I = Suliject o Unusual Colds. Fig. 2 1802 at least one son carried on the trade of Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/W1T929/archive-image-from-page-451-of-a-decade-of-progress-in-a-decade-of-progress-in-eugenics-scientific-papers-of-the-third-international-congress-of-eugenics-held-at-american-musuem-of-natural-history-new-york-august-21-23-1932-committee-on-publication-harry-f-perkins-chairman-harry-h-laughlin-secretary-decadeofprogress00inte-year-1934-eqend-0-=-brown-fha-htob-hw=rel-mrstoul-hv=-glue-m-ft-llslu-fig-1-broticriql-trouble-nv-i-j-o-i-iro-l3-=-knpersensihvili-to-firam-dual-i-=-suliject-o-unusual-colds-fig-2-1802-at-least-one-son-carried-on-the-trade-of-W1T929.jpg "Archive image from page 451 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 ,eqend 0® = Brown fHA-HtoB). HW=&rel (MR'StoUl. Hv= Glue (M ft â llslU. Fig. 1 BroTicRiQl Trouble. nVâ¬) i]j-o i' iro' L3 = KnpersensiHvili to firam Dual. â I = Suliject o Unusual Colds. Fig. 2 1802 at least one son carried on the trade of Stock Photo")
RMW1T929–Archive image from page 451 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 ,eqend 0® = Brown fHA-HtoB). HW=&rel (MR'StoUl. Hv= Glue (M ft â llslU. Fig. 1 BroTicRiQl Trouble. nVâ¬) i]j-o i' iro' L3 = KnpersensiHvili to firam Dual. â I = Suliject o Unusual Colds. Fig. 2 1802 at least one son carried on the trade of
RM2AA3E3N–Volume numbers given here refer to the original volume numbers of the publication, not of Lossing's publication. Printmakers include William Birch, H.B. Hall, J.B. Longacre, Max Rosenthal and H. Wright Smith. Title from title page of extra-illustrated volume. EM5666; A. Hamilton.
RM2X0PFF2–FIFTH ARMY : VARIOUS - Tpr. J. Burke of Hamilton, Scotland (left), Tpr. H. Gregory of 228 Sebert Road, Forest Gate, London, E. 7 and Dvr. M.A. Witcombe of 3/133 George Street, West Brookfields, Birmingham, 18 clean their weapons before setting out for the concentration area. Photographic negative , British Army
RM2BWB978–Parliamentary visit to South Africa . Delegates from the United Kingdom and Canadian Parliaments sail on the ' SS Saxon ' for South Africa to join the Australian and New Zealand delegates as guests of the South African Branch . Front row , left to right ; Hon R Watson , Lord Burnham , Sir G Fister , Mr J H Thomas , Sir D Hogg , Dr Chappel and Sir H D Egville . The back row includes ; Sir R Hamilton M P , Captain Brass , Mr A A Somerville , Colonel M Mclaren , Senator Willoughby , Mr Chevrier , Senator Boyer , Mr J C Welsh , Mr H Snell , M P and Mr McQuarrie . The delegates who will sail on the
RM2M98D3E–The Royal Aeronautical Society held a dinner at No.4 Hamilton Place in 1949 to celebrate the granting of its Royal Charter dated 22 December 1948. From left: A.G. Elliot, Dr H.J.Gough and Mrs Gough.
RF2B96W75–Photograph - Rockhampton Labour Day Celebration Committee, 1923-1924, Rockhampton delegates of the Labour Day Celebration in 1923-1924. Delegates absent from the photograph: W. Keong, H. Bull, J. Hallinan, J. Fraser, K.W.S Murray, C.M Hooper, W. Forsyth, L. Hoban, E. Schofield, J. Hamilton, T. Higson, M. Moore, F. Barnes, A.W King and T. Lynch. part of a collection relating to Australian trade unions and the Eight Hour Day. Action taken by stonemasons, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photogr
RMPBMBWY–843 Jones, C.H.; Hamilton, T.H.; Williams, J.David. 1873. View of the Temple of Herod, from Olivet
RMKDGPDF–Jones, C.H.; Hamilton, T.H.; Williams, J.David. 1873. View of the Temple of Herod, from Olivet
RM2RCM5D4–Officers of the 2nd Battalion, 58th Infantry, are pictured in this photograph, taken on August 9, 1918. Only a few remain of the 22 who went into action a few days before. The first row features Captains J. B. Duckstad, J. H. Johnston, H. C. Kuscaid, and F.W. Gano, along with Maj. G. R. Cook and 2nd Lieut. W. O. Hamilton. In the second row are 1st Lieut. F. E. Evans and 2nd Lieut. L. W. Brown. The location is Cherry Farm, France. This photograph was issued by the A.E.F. Censor, reference number 1318491.
RM2AJKGBM–Empire state notables, 1914 . REV. EDWARD J. HAMILTON Member Presbytery of New York Plainfleld, N. J. REV. ANTHONY H. EVANS, D. D. Pastor West Presbyterian Church New York City 92 Empire State Notablesthe clergy
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RMW1W1WF–Archive image from page 549 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 A DECADE OF PROGRESS IN EUGENICS PLATE 14 CD Mi 'Z. < ''i ' 1 - -• -J « en 3 & pq < hJ rt ;-i :z; i/i o 'Sb H <u < P< Z M j-T 1) u (U (/3 i s 1—1 < > Td (U -l-> 3 13 X H
RM2AGK2M3–Volume numbers given here refer to the original volume numbers of the publication, not of Lossing's publication. Printmakers include A.B. Durand, H.B. Hall, S.S. Jocelyn, J. Landseer, J. B. Longacre, Albert Rosenthal, Max Rosenthal. Some photomechanical reproductions included with prints. Title from title page of extra-illustrated volume. EM4718; Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
RM2X1561H–SOLDIERS EDUCATIONAL COURSE - The brains trust. Left to right - Major Kimm (Education Officer) Colonel L. Ropner, MC.,MP., Colonel J.L. Hamilton, MC.,TD.,MD., (Question Master) Rt. Rev. H.H. Henson (Former Bishop of Durham) Mr.M. Humphrey a former town clerk and local government expert British Army
RM2M986F5–King George VI on the quarterdeck of HMS Duke of York, Scapa Flow, WW2. With him are Rear-Admiral J G Glennie, Rear-Admiral R L Burnett, Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Moore, and Rear-Admiral L H K Hamilton.
RMMAMWW1–Regarding authority to draft troops, and the reaction of the local population Title: Contemporary copy of letter signed H.R. Gamble, Jefferson City, to Mr. J.B. Gamble, October 2, 1861 . 2 October 1861. Gamble, Hamilton Rowan, 1798-1864
RM2RCMRMC–Brig. Gen. W.P. Richardson hosted a banquet at his residence in Archangel, Russia for Allied officers during World War I. The banquet was attended by seventeen guests, including U.S. and British officers. Among the attendees were Lt. J.H. Tucker, Lt. Hamilton (Russian), Major H.M. Scales, Lt. Col. F.E. Bury, Mr. DeWitt C. Poole, Commander Hyde, Gen. Ironside, Gen. Miller, Admiral Green, Rear Admiral M.A. McCully, Brig. Gen. P.W.H. Walshe, Capt. Bruce, Capt. Madison, Capt. William N. Thomas Jr., and Lt. W.H. Griffith.
RM2AJC5AE–Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . TO HCR MAJESTY TflTOUEEN Dewars Famous Scotch Can be had from . .Geo. J. FoyPerkins, Ince & Co. Toronto. R. H. Howard & Co.Adams & Burns James Turner & Co., Hamilton, and all first-class houses..
RM2ABWT1C–Restoring leather. Relative merits of oak and hemlock tanned leather. Harness dressing. Contained in SCI cents. To be had at this office and from all newsdealers. AND CONTRACTS AN ELECTRIC LIGHT Horizontal Steam Engines perior Design LAMBERTVILLE N. J. SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST OF COPE & MAXWELL M'F'G CO'S New and Improved Styles of STEAM PUMPS BOILER FEEDERS Address HAMILTON. OHIO. HAMILTON OHI U. S. A. ''` Adjustable Double-aci BMITHVILLEBURCO.N.J. ' CIRCULARS FREE. PATENTS. MONS WOOD WORKING MACHINERY H Fel is& c, scientific american, 1882-09-30
RMW1W3EG–Archive image from page 560 of A decade of progress in. A decade of progress in eugenics; scientific papers of the third International congress of eugenics, held at American musuem of natural history, New York, August 21-23, 1932 ... Committee on publication, Harry F. Perkins, chairman ... Harry H. Laughlin, secretary decadeofprogress00inte Year: 1934 5 « xlst i 1 lis I, III J i lUj â ', S3 Is - , t;3 :| > C' & Ul C/J -n n u U V, y OJ 0 t3 fi W 0 t-H Tl 0 0 H 0 'A H > III flH 0 fl h-l i=i w W h = K -»P 2 Q
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RM2AGFRN5–The text consists of the History of Mason and Dixon's Line, by J.H.B. Latrobe, Philadelphia, 1855; Lecture upon the controversy between Pennsylvania and Virginia, by N.B. Craig, Pittsburg, 1843; Mason and Dixon's Line, by J. Veech, Pittsburg[h], 1857; and Message from the Governor of Maryland, transmitting reports in relation to the boundary lines of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware, Washington, 1850. Citation/Reference: EM14587; James Hamilton.
RM2X14C5B–'S' FOR SUGAR COMPLETES ITS 100TH 'OP' - 13144 Picture (issued 1944) shows - The crew of 'S' for Sugar boarding the aircraft before the take off on the aircraft's 100th flight. They include Pilot Officer T.N. Scholefield of Australia, Flying Officer I. Hamilton of Glasgow, Flight Sergeant F.E. Hughes of Australia, Flight Sergeant R. Hillas of Australia, Flight Sergeant K. Stewart of Australia, Sergeant J. D. Wells of Sidcup, Kent, and Sergeant R.H. Burgess of Chester Royal Air Force
RM2M986CM–King George VI on the quarterdeck of HMS Duke of York, Scapa Flow, WW2. With him are Rear-Admiral J G Glennie, Rear-Admiral R L Burnett, Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Moore, and Rear-Admiral L H K Hamilton.
RMMAMWW2–Reprimands the militia officer for not upholding his duty. Title: Contemporary copy of letter signed H.R. Gamble, Head Quarters, State of Missouri, St. Louis, to Col. J.B. Rogers, July 17, 1863 . 17 July 1863. Gamble, Hamilton Rowan, 1798-1864
RM2MEM42J–Purple Heart Given One of War's First Victims. Coast Guardsman Edward J. Vance, one of the first American fighting men to be injured following the declaration of war, receives the Purple Heart from Commander George H. Bowerman in ceremonies held recently at the U. S. Coast Guard Air Station, Floyd Bennett Field, New York. Vance, quartermaster second class, received his injuries when the Coast Guard Cutter Alexander Hamilton was torpedoed off Iceland. His home is at 2336 Evaline St., Hamtramck, Michigan.
RM2RCBW31–A group of officers attending classes at the General Staff College in Langres, Haute Marne, France. They are finishing their course on December 31st, 1918. The officers' names are listed as follows: Maj. B.O. Buchannan, Maj. C.M. Busbee, Lieut. Col. J.A. Dugan, Maj. E.W. Fales, 1st Lieut. W.P. Hamilton, Maj. A.W. Lakte, Lieut. Col. R.D. Leavitt, Capt. H.H. Lewis, Capt. G.C. Lightner, Lieut. Col. Siminger, Lieut. Col. M.E. Spaulding, Maj. E.R. Stewart, Maj. T.K.P. Stillwell, Col. C.E. Stodler, Maj. Henry Taylor, Col. G.T. Townsend. (Caption furnished by AEF incomplete)
RM2AJ8P63–Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . Dewars Famous Scotch *B hiskv PERTH J Can be had from .... R. H. Howard & Co.Adams & BurnsToronto.James Turner & Co., Hamilton, and all first-class houses. Geo. J. FoyPerkins, Ince & Co.
RM2ABWPTR–THE WALLACE DIAMOND CARBONS. SPEAKING TELEPHONES. AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR SALT: A well established Iron and Steel Foundry PUBLIC SALE OF LETTERS PATENT GRAIN and FERTILIZING DRILLS. THE BEST BAND SAW BLADE (ACHED CLARK'S RUBBER WHEELS. RUPTURE ERICSSON'S DWELLINGS AND COUNTRY SEATS. DELAMATER IRON WORKS C. H. DELAMATER & CO. Proprietors THE BARER BLOWER. The best in the World for Charcoal Blast Furnaces. WILBRAHAM BROS .44- SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE. 'Es BAND BOOK FOR STEAM ENGINEERS. For STEEP and FL AT ROOFS of all kinds; Horizontal Steam Engines perior Design ADDRESS LAMBERTVILLE
RMRYT78C–The Emu official organ The Emu : official organ of the Australasian Ornithologists' Union . emuofficialorgan1419141915roya Year: 1901 Tawny-crowned Honey-eater. FROM A PHOTO. BY A. H. E. MATTINGLEY. Nest and Eggs of Pied Oyster-catcher. FROM A PHOTO. BY J. T. HAMILTON,
RM2X0PE49–CHINESE MILITARY MISSION VISITS ADMIRALTY. 31 JANUARY 1944, ADMIRALTY, LONDON. THE CHINESE MILITARY MISSION CONSISTING OF SEVEN MEMBERS IS LED BY GENERAL YANG. - Left to right: Lieut Commander H R Hardy, RNVR (Flag Lieutenant to the Board of Admiralty); Rear Admiral C H J Harcourt, CBE; Major Gen Wang Pi'chan; Col Hoo Kwang Shee; H E Dr V K Wellington Koo (Chinese Ambassador); Co T'ang Pao-Huang (Military Attache); General Yang Chieh (Head of the Mission); Capt Chow Hsien Chang; Lieut Commander Tsin Tsang; Rear Admiral F H G Dalrymple-Hamilton, CB (Naval Secretary to the First Lord of the Admi
RM2M97BH8–The Royal Aeronautical Society Advisory Committee to the Ministry of Supply, appointed in 1941, at the rear of No.4 Hamilton Place. From left: Capt J.L. Pritchard, RAeS Secretary and Secretary of the Committee; Major F.P. Halford, de Havilland Engines; Sir A.H. Roy Fedden, Chairman; Lord Brabazon of Tara, Minister of Supply; Sir Arthur Gouge, Chief Desiner, Short Brothers, and C.C. Walker, Chief Engineer, de Havilland Aircraft.
RMPA23C1–. English: The American en:High Commissioners and American Commission to the Treaty of Washington of en:1871. en:Washington, D.C., en:1871. L. to R.: en:Robert C. Schenck, en:Ebenezer R. Hoar, George H. Williams, en:Hamilton Fish, en:Samuel Nelson, en:J.C. Bancroft Davis . 10 March 2006 (original upload date) 123 American contigent to the Treaty of Washington of 1871
RM2RCM1XR–Couriers of the U.S. Army Postal Service, ready to deliver mail unable to be sent through regular channels, pose for a photo. Pictured from left to right in the front row are 1st Lts. Howard Østerhoft and Joseph P. Seims, Maj. A.d Peaslee, Capt. W.F. Hamilton, and Capt. E.P. Palmer. In the center back is Lt. Philip W. Von Slaza, with Capt. D.M. Kirkpatrick, Lt. A.E. Newton, and Capt. F.H. Partridge. In the back row are 1st Lt. J.C. Rosengarten, 2nd Lt. S.L. Egly, 1st Lt. J. Whitehead, 2nd Lt. W.A. Worth, and 1st Lt. F.L.Sperry. Location: Paris, Seine, France. Date: April 15, 1919.
RM2AMXT6M–Hardware merchandising January-June 1897 . STEEL OVEN. tU&STEWART^I MANUFACTURING CDjj Represented in Manitoba and Northwest Territoriesby J H. Ashdown, Winnipeg. HARDWARE AND METAL 25 Blue FlameOil Stoves and GasolineStoves If in need of any of theselines kindly write for dis-counts to . . The Hamilton Hardware Co, LIMITED HAMILTON, Ont. Imperial Standard Scales
RM2ABWPRF–OCTOBER 15 1881. I VERSAL INJEGIU BOILER COVERINGS Inside Page each insertion 75 cents a line. Back Page each insertion - $1.00 a line. New Offices and Salesroom PA. PHOSPHOR-BRONZE Wire Rods Sheets Bolts etc. 10E AT $1.00 PER TON. iited Pamphlets and Particulars on Application. IRON REVOLVERS PERFECTLY BALANCED P. H. & F. M. ROOTS Manufacturers SEND FOR PRICED CATALOGUE. OWNERS OF THE U. S. PHOSPHOR BRONZE PATENTS. Sole Manufacturers of Phosphor-Bronze in the U.S. BOILER SHOP ROLLS RADIAL DRILLS Etc. FRIEDMANN'S PATENT INJECTOR Boiler Feeder STEAM PUMPS BOILER FEEDERS. 'THE HEST MADE
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RM2X16B80–INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF AT W.A.A.F. OFFICERS' SCHOOL - The instructional staff of a Northern training School for W.A.A.F. officers and officer cadets. FRONT ROW - left to right - Flt/Off. M. Barringer; Flt/Off. J. Marlow; Flt/Off. L.Hills: Sq/Off. J. Buchanan; Sq/Off. H. Melhuish; Wing Off. M.A. Holloway; Sq/Off. P.Potter; Sq/Off. P. Bruzaud; Sq/Off. B.Babcocks; Flt/Off. E. Marlow, Flt/Off M.H.Hamilton. SECOND ROW - left to right - Sergeant J.E. Knight; Flt/Off. R. Mancell; S/O P.Oyler; A/S/O M. Hagon: S/O M.D.Egremont; Sq/Ldr. R.Light foot; Flt/Off. M.Seymour; S/O S.F.Noble; S/O H.D.Bannerman; A/
RM2M97BGA–The Royal Aeronautical Society Advisory Committee to the Ministry of Production, appointed in 1941, on the terrace behind No.4 Hamilton Place. From left: Sir Arthur Gouge, Chief Desiner, Short Brothers, AVM Sir Ralph Sorley, CRD Ministry of Supply; Capt J.L. Pritchard, RAeS Secretary and Secretary of the Committee; T.P. Wright, USA, Guest of the Committee for one meeting; Sir Stafford Cripps, Minister of Supply; Sir A.H. Roy Fedden, Chairman; S. Camm, Chief Designer, Hawker Aircraft; R.K. Pierson, Chief Designer, Vickers; Dr L.A. Aitchison, Professor of Metallurgy, Birmingham University, and
RM2RC2YGT–Personnel of American Base Hospital No. 2, including Capt. F. Beekman, Major E. H. M. Moore, Major W. B. Soper (commanding officer), Maj. J.A. McCreery, Major W. C. Woolsey, Capt. H. E. Frederickson, Capt. P. B. Stewart, Capt. E. C. Jesseman, Capt. W. T. Cunningham, Capt. E. H. Raymond Jr., Capt. J. D. Cobb, Lt. A. R. Koontz, Lt. Rhes W. Cook, Caat. R. St. C. Page, C.F., Lt. C. G. Rowland, Capt. F. J. Irwin, C.F., Lieut. J. S. Hamilton, Lt. R. H. Kennedy, Lt. Q. Taylor, and Lt. A. Palmer, photographed at Etretat, Seine-Inferieure, France.
RM2AJER7D–Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . Dewars Famous Scotch TO HER MAJESTY THEOIIEEH Can be had from . .Geo. J. FoyPerkins, Ince & Co. Toronto.Tames Turner & Co., Hamilton, and all first-class houses. R. H. Howard & Co.Adams & Burns ncnsooM te^^l momsooh inco-cmotitei>lg>CS aiitoo-cmoiiTffl PLAIN TRUTH.
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