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Item is a matt photo of William Wilfred Campbell, novelist and poet; Born 1861- 1918. Including signature.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of William Wentworth Fitzwilliam, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam, born 1748 and died 1833, leading Whig politician until 1820. Engraved by P. Hoicks from an image by W. Orien, Esq. Published by Fisher, Son & Co. (London).

Item is a top-half portrait of William Warham (b. c.1450; d. Aug. 22, 1532), Archbishop of Canterbury (1503-1532). From the original of Holbein, in the collection of His Grace, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Engraved by R. Cooper. Published by Harding, Maver & Lepard, London, Feb. 1, 1824.

Item is an back-matted, top-half, half-tone (magazine, MEn OF CANADA?) print of William Tyrrell; Arthor & Prospector (b.1836). identified by the name of the subject in blue ink below the image but not on the matte. Bottom two corners are unattached.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of William Thomas Fitzgerald, born 1759 and died 1829, British poet. Engraved by Ridley from an original painting by Drummond. Published by J. Asperne at the Bible, Crown & Constitution (Cornhill) for European Magazine.

Item is an engraving by E Harding Sc from an image by W Gardiner del. from an original in the Possession of Lord Walpole, published by Reverend E. Coxe (London) of William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire, born 26 September 1698 and died 5 December 1755, British nobleman and Whig politician. Includes print of handwritten salutation and signature.

Item is an top-half half-tone magizine porrait of William Smith; Deputy Minister of Marine.

Item is an half-tone top-half seated portrait printed on paper of William Saunders; member of the Ontario agricultureal commision, 1880; (b.1836-d.1914).

Item is a half tone magazine print (from a portrait by Wylie Grier, R.C.A.) of William R. Clark, educationist; Born 1829. Including signature.

Electro engraved portrait of William Pitt Amherst, British Statesman, Born 1773 - died 1857. Engraved by S. Freeman. Fisher Son & co. London 1839.