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Clergy. ‘The noblest of English names.’ Earn Nelson. 16 April 1881 (1881)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Mansion House’. The Rt. Hon. George Faudel Phillips’. 10 June 1897 (1897)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Dundee’. Mr. George Armitstead. October 28, 1882 (1882)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘To abandon Conservative ideals is to destroy the Empire.’ Sir John Dickson Poynder. 22 June 1905 (1905)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘A Good Soldier’, Lieutenant General George Wentworth Alexander Higginson, April 12, 1884 (1884)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘Keeper of the Crown Jewels’, General Sir Hugh Henry Gough, February 15, 1906 (1906)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Explorers and Inventors. ‘Odger’. General Colville. 3 October 1895 (1895)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians; ‘Loyal and Patriotic’, Mr. Thomas Wallace Russell, March 24, 1888 (1888)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – ‘Sheep’. The Earl of Seafield. 29 September 1883 (1883)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Military and Navy; ‘The Adjutant General’, General Sir Charles Henry Ellice, October 20, 1877 (1877)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Military and Navy; ‘The Ever Victorious Army’, Lt. Colonel Charles George Gordon, February 19, 1881 (1881)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)

Politicians – ‘our Joe’. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. January 27, 1877 (1877)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Literary; ‘The Literary Mate’, Sir John Digdale Astley, July 26, 1894 (1894)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Legal; ‘Charley’, Charles Hall, February 8, 1888 (1888)

Leslie Matthew Ward (English, 1851-1922)

Politicians – The ex-father of the House. Lord Forester. October 16, 1875 (1875)

Carlo Pellegrini (Italian, 1839-1889)