BL3315550: View of the islands in Wolstenholme sound. Dalyrymple rock bearing true N.E. by E. Cape Stair. N.N.E. Booths bay, N. by E. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315551: Arctic highlander. Ervick, a native of Prince Regents Bay. Lat.76.12 N. Long. 65.W / Bridgeman Images

BL3315560: Edgar Playford as the Queen and 'Master A. Bartington' as Ophelia in William Poel's all-male production of Hamlet at the Carpenters' Hall, London, in 1900 / Bridgeman Images

BL3315565: Bird eggs. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315580: Portrait of the author, William Brown. William Wells Brown (circa 1814 - November 6, 1884) was a prominent African-American abolitionist lecturer, novelist, playwright, and historian in the United States. Born into slavery. he escaped in 1834. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315584: Young and egg of sacred Ibis. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315587: Mantis Strumaria. Praying mantis. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315593: Wasp (?) nest. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315594: A squirrel. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315596: Platypus. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315598: The Gigantic or Great Frog of Pennant. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315607: Oost-Indischen Krokodillen-dooder. Moongoose. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315613: Title page of 'The Family Shakespeare' / Bridgeman Images

BL3315616: Ascent of Garnerin and E.H. Locker from Lord's cricket ground. July 5, 1802. André-Jacques Garnerin made his second English balloon ascent with Edward Hawke Locker on 5 July 1802 from Lord's Cricket Ground, travelling the 17 miles (27.4 km) from there to Chingford in just over 15 minutes and carrying a letter of introduction signed by the Prince Regent to give to anyone should he crash land. The image is a reproduction from an original watercolour drawing by E.H. Locker. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315617: 'View of Darjeeling in 1852'. Drawn from nature by Captain Walter S. Sherwill, Bengal Army Revenue Surveyor. Lithograph by Maclure, Macdonald and Macgregor. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315618: Junction of the Midland, Great Northern, and Metropolitan railways at King's-Cross'. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315622: New hybrid bouvardias, etc. 1. Bouvardia Oriana; 2. Bouvardia Laura; 3. Bouvardia Hogarth; 4. Veronica decussata Devoniana / Bridgeman Images

BL3315629: Tapina (Achimenes) splendens / New petunias. 1. tapina (achimenes) splendens; 2. Petunia Inimitable; 3. [Petunia] Surpasse Dr. Andry. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315632: Begonia roseo-carminata / New double-flowered petunias Figs.1. Begonia roseo-carminata; 2. Petunia General Havelock; 3. [Petunia] Antigone. Begonia roseo-carminata / New double-flowered petunias. / Bridgeman Images

BL3315634: Eucharis amazonicas (Linden.) Eucharis amazonica is a species of flowering plant in the family Amaryllidaceae. Known as the Amazon lily. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314840: Alice found herself falling down what seemed to be a very deep well., Robinson, Charles (1870-1937) / Bridgeman Images

BL3314842: The dodo suddenly called out "the race is over." Alice racing with animals. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314848: "Give your evidence,"said the king,"or I'll have you executed on the spot." Alice witnessing the case of the stolen tarts. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314849: "Off with her head." Alice with the red queen., Robinson, Charles (1870-1937) / Bridgeman Images

BL3314850: Title page for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 1907 (print), Robinson, Charles (1870-1937) / Bridgeman Images

BL3314853: A large pigeon had flown into her face. Alice with a long neck., Robinson, Charles (1870-1937) / Bridgeman Images

BL3314861: The whole pack rose up into the air'. Alice and the flying pack of playing cards., Robinson, Charles (1870-1937) / Bridgeman Images

BL3314862: A portrait of Sir George Newnes / Bridgeman Images

BL3314866: The journey'. Part two. 'When the Ship was clear of the heavy earth air, The Old Man and his Fairies were astounded at its unthinkable speed, for the Ship did not so much fly as flash on its course, till all their world became a glorious sphere, spinning in light around a fearful Sun... Yet they did not turn aside from what they could now see was but a curtain of star dust, but passed on, and came through that glittering mist with sails and ropes outlined with living jewels that dripped in unimaginable splendour, and streamed away in swirls of sparkling light. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314877: March. Or set limed twigs for crabs. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314878: April. I passed by his garden, and marked with one eye, how the owl and the oyster were sharing a pie. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314879: May I sent a message to the fish: I told them, "this is what I wish." / Bridgeman Images

BL3314887: Title page / Bridgeman Images

BL3314889: Alice and a large cheshire cat. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314895: The Mad Hatter. / Bridgeman Images

BL3314902: "He can't walk any more... his legs give way" / Bridgeman Images