Thomas Phillips Exhibition

19th Century

	William Alexander. The costume of China. London, 1805.
	Robert John Thornton. Temple of Flora, or Garden of Nature. London, 1807.
	Joseph Corry. Observations upon the Windward coast of Africa. London, 1807.
	John Savage. Some account of New Zealand. London, 1807.
	Lady Maria Callcott. Journal of a residence in India. Edinburgh, 1812
	A plan for encreasing the exports of British manufactures to India illustrated by a series of engravings. London, 1813.
	Edward Pugh. Cambria depicta : a tour through north Wales illustrated with picturesque views by a native artist. London, 1816.
	John Ross. A voyage of discovery made under the orders of the Admiralty, in His Majesty's ships Isabella and Alexander, for the purpose of exploring Baffin's Bay, and inquiring into the probability of a north-west passage. London, 1819.
	John Rutter.Delineations of Fonthill and its abbey. London, 1823.
	George Stubbs.The anatomy of the horse. London, [1823].
	John Barclay. A series of engravings representing the bones of the human skeleton. Edinburgh, 1824.
	The Paradise Lost of Milton. London, 1827.
	Edward Dodwell. Views in Greece. London, 1830.
	Edward King, Viscount Kingsborough. Antiquities of Mexico.London, 1831.
	Joseph Moore. Rangoon Scenery. London, 1835.
	John Gould.A synopsis of the birds of Australia, and the adjacent islands. London, 1837-38.
	John C Bourne. Drawings of the London and Birmingham Railway. London, 1839.
	Coke Smythe. Sketches in the Canadas.London, 1840.
	Sir George Grey. Journals of two expeditions of discovery in north-west and western Australia. London, 1841.
	Edward Lear. Views in Rome and Its Environs. London, 1841.
	Thomas Shotter Boys. Original views of London as it is. London, 1842.
	William Barr. Journal of a march from Delhi to Peshawur. London, 1844.
	Josiah Gregg. Commerce of the Prairies. Philadelphia, 1844.
	Marcus Rainsford. An historical account of the black empire of Hayti. London, 1805.
	William Shakespeare. The works of Shakspere.London, 1844.