130. The Valley of the Washburne, and Lindley Bridge. 10¾” × 15½". (Christie’s, 1890; Col. L. G. Fawkes.) (Plate XIX.) 131. In Wharfedale, with Temple, and Ducks in a pond. 13” × 17½". (Christie’s, 1890.) 132. In Wharfedale, with rustic bridge. 11¼” x 15½". (Christie’s, 1890.) 133. View of Otley Mills, with the River Wharfe and Mill Weir. (Christie’s, 1890.) 134. The Pheasant’s Nest, Farnley Park. 12” × 16¼". (Ruskin Collection.) 135. The Wood Walk, Farnley. 11” × 16¾". (F. Stevenson, Esq.) 136. Arthington Mill, near Farnley Hall. 10¾” x 15¼". (Taylor Sale, July 1912.) 137. Drawing-Room in 45, Grosvenor Place. 138. Frontispiece for Catalogue of Water-Colour Drawings in 45, Grosvenor Place. 139. London, from the windows of 45, Grosvenor Place, when in the possession of Walter Fawkes, Esq. 9¾” × 15¼". (Christie’s, 1890; Agnew.) BIRDS. 140. Dead Grouse, hanging. 10” × 7½". 141. Dead Grouse, hanging (Replica). 10¼” × 8¾". (Taylor Sale, 1912.) 142. Dead Wood Pigeon, 7” × 11". 143. Dead Blackcock. 10¼” × 9". (Taylor Sale, 1912.) 144. Head of Partridge. 3½” × 3½". 145. Head of Moor Game. 3½” × 4". 146. Head of Green Woodpecker. 5” × 5½". 147. Head of Guinea Fowl. 3½” × 3½". 148. Head of Moor Hawk. 3½” × 5". 149. Head of Woodcock. 4” × 6". 150. Head of White Owl. 7” × 7". 151. The Redbreast. 4½” × 6". 152. The Jay. 6” × 8¾". 153. Head of Heron, fish in mouth. 9” × 11". 154. Head of Peacock. 11” × 7". 155. The Goldfinch. 6” × 5". 156. Head of Game-Cock. 7” × 8¼". 157. Dead Kingfisher. 5½” × 5". 158. Head of Cuckoo. 2½” × 2¾". 159. Head of Hen Pheasant. 4” × 3¾". 160. Head of Cock Pheasant. 4¼” × 4¼". 161. Head of Turkey. 4½” × 4½". VIGNETTES, &c. 162. Pedigree. 163. Frontispiece to Poets. “Three Poets in three different Kingdoms born.” 7-9/16” × 5-9/16". 164. Greek Scene: “‘Tis Greece, but living Greece no more."--Byron’s _Giaour_. 7½” × 5½". 165. Norham Castle, 7½” × 5½". (Plate XXVI.) 166. Melrose: Moonlight. 7-11/16” × 5¼". 167. Glenartney: “Here, ’twixt rock and river, grew A dismal grove of sable hue.” Scott’s _Rokeby_. 7-13/16” × 5½". 168. Lalla Rookh. 7½” × 5½". 169. Pyramids. Frontispiece to Ancient History. 170. Stonehenge. Frontispiece to Modern History. 171. Top of Snuff-box--Grouse, Partridge and Gun. 172. Edward I. The Stone of Scone. 12¼” × 9". 173. A gold coin found at Agincourt. Presented to Walter Fawkes, Esq., by Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward Barnes, 1823. 12¼” × 9½". 174. Reformation. 13” × 8¼". 175. Charles I. 9” × 6¾". 176. Banners of the Parliamentarians. 8¼” × 6⅝". 177. First Period. 11½” × 7¾". 178. Second Period. 11½” × 7¾".