North of ireland Black & White Stock Photos
RMCBHTHX–monastery Clonmacnoise O'Rourkes' Tower North cross Cernunnos Celtic God cemetery tomb stone grave crypt
RM2X1MCE0–BRITISH FORCES IN NORTHERN IRELAND - Armoured cars (Humberettes) passing through a typical North of Ireland village. In the distance is the Giants Causeway, British Army
RM2KB0XC1–The crowded nave during the opening of the restored St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin Ireland. In 1805, the north transept was in ruins and the south transept was in a poor condition. Major reconstruction, paid for by Benjamin Guinness, in 1860–65, was inspired by the fear that the cathedral was in imminent danger of collapse, few records of the work survive today. A failure to preserve records means that little is known as to how much of the current building is genuinely mediæval and how much is Victorian pastiche.
RF2RWTF7M–Vector isolated simplified illustration icon with black silhouette of North Ireland map. White background
RF2BX3YEG–Map of United Kingdom countries - England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Simple flat vector outline map.
RM2R3Y9M6–Lord Strafford, also known as Thomas Wentworth, was a 17th-century English statesman and advisor to King Charles I. He served as Lord Deputy of Ireland and later as President of the Council of the North, and was known for his authoritarian and confrontational style of politics. He played a key role in the king's attempts to rule without Parliament and was instrumental in the passage of the unpopular Ship Money tax. He was impeached by Parliament and executed in 1641, becoming one of the most prominent casualties of the English Civil War
RMP09G8D–. English: Fleuron from book: A letter from a citizen of Dublin, to a Member of Parliament. Containing a political scheme for the relief of the poor of Ireland; for easing the nation of beggars, and other Burthensome Members; and for increasing the Commerce and Strength of His Majesty's Dominions, particularly the British Colonies, in North America. 118 A letter from a citizen of Dublin, to a Member of Parliament Fleuron T108529-1
RF2KA0C5Y–Passport map of the coast of Ireland and part of the coasts of Scotland, England and France, with two compass roses, North is on the left.
RF2H95777–Outline 3D map of the United Kingdom of England Scotland Northern Ireland and Wales over white
RM2JFRY1W–A 1906 advertisement promoting London and North-western Railway’s Tourist Tickets. “Issued to all Tourist Resorts in Great Britain & Ireland”. “Through Express Trains are run from Manchester to London, Scotland, Brighton & South Coast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff...etc”.
RM2ANGF9N–The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . acellular sub-stances and a peculiar wax known as flax wax, are moredifficult to attack than those which are present in cotton, andthe difficulty is still further enhanced in the case of piecegoods owing to their dense or impervious character. Till towards the end of the i8th century the bleaching of linenboth in the north of Ireland and in Scotland was accomplishedby bowking in cows dung and souring with sour milk, the piecesbeing exposed to light on the grass between these operations forprolonged
RMCBHTFD–North Dooway Cormac's Chapel Cashel King of Munster Irish Ireland Richard Lovett 1888 Ulster Scots Cormac Mac Carthaig
RFPJ7DF7–Hand drawn sketch of Biscuit bread. Vector drawing of Yeast bread or unleavened food, usually known in North America and Europe. Bread illustration se
RM2KB0X61–The exterior of the restored St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin Ireland. In 1805, the north transept was in ruins and the south transept was in a poor condition. Major reconstruction, paid for by Benjamin Guinness, in 1860–65, was inspired by the fear that the cathedral was in imminent danger of collapse, so much of the current building and decoration dates from the Victorian era and few records of the work survive today. A failure to preserve records means that little is known as to how much of the current building is genuinely mediæval and how much is Victorian pastiche.
RF2RWTF56–Vector isolated simplified illustration icon with black silhouette of North Ireland map. White background
RMH2PKRK–Henry Howard Molyneux Herbert, 4th Earl of Carnarvon (1831 – 1890), was a British politician and a leading member of the Conservative Party. In 1867 he introduced the British North America Act, which conferred self-government on Canada, but later that year, he resigned in protest against Benjamin Disraeli's Reform Bill to enfranchise the working classes.
RF2BX3YCN–Map of United Kingdom countries - England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Simple flat vector outline map with labels.
RM2KB0Y06–A visit by Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert to South Stack lighthouse on Anglesea, North Wales guiding vessels crossing the Irish Sea to and from the ports of Holyhead and Dun Laoghaire. It followed the monarch's third trip to Ireland in 1861 in the British royal yacht.
RM2RWEHAE–Thomas Moore (28 May 1779 ? 25 February 1852) was an Irish poet, singer, songwriter, and entertainer, now best remembered for the lyrics of The
RM2X2FAE5–BRITISH FORCES IN NORTHERN IRELAND - Men of a battalion of the North Irish Horse undergoing physical training at Ramore Head, Portrush British Army
RF2KA0CCG–Passport map of part of the coast of Ireland, England, France and Spain, with the Bay of Biscay. A compass rose on the left, North is on the left.
RMR4X6RP–Dunbar Castle is the remnant of one of the strongest fortresses in Scotland, situated in a prominent position overlooking the harbour of the town of Dunbar, in East Lothian. The Battle of Dunbar was a major battles of the Third English Civil War, in which the English Parliamentarian forces under Oliver Cromwell defeated a Scottish army loyal to King Charles II on the 3rd September 1650. He'd been proclaimed King of 'Great Britain', France and Ireland by the Parliament of Scotland on 5 February 1649, five days after the execution of his father Charles I.
RF2T2EARA–Scandinavian Viking design. Hand drawn frame in Ancient Celtic Scandinavian style, isolated on black, vector illustration
RF2RWTEXT–Vector isolated illustration of simplified administrative map of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Borders and names of the re
RM2R2GK7F–Single bird on power line. Lots of free space. minimalistic. Inch Beach, County Kerry, Ireland.
RFCBHXGK–esplanade Redcar seaside resort England North Sea coast town tourist destination fishing fleet
RF2T3AD01–The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland map, detailed web vector illustration .
RF2PFX7AX–North Northamptonshire Unitary authority area (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Ceremonial county Northamptonshire or Northants,
RMH3W1TE–Ulysses S. Grant (1822 – 1885) was the 18th President of the United States (1869–77). As Commanding General of the United States Army, Grant worked closely with President Abraham Lincoln to lead the Union Army to victory over the Confederacy in the American Civil War.
RM2X1M4X6–BRITISH FORCES IN NORTHERN IRELAND - Men of a battalion of the North Irish Horse undergoing physical training at Ramore Head, Portrush, British Army
RF2KA01RE–Passport of a part of the Irish Sea, between Ireland and Great Britain, and the St. George's Canal, with two compass roses, North is on the right.
RF2RWTGGG–Vector isolated illustration of simplified administrative map of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Borders of the provinces re
RFCBHW95–South Bay Scarborough Sea North Yorkshire England harbour limestone cliffs headland holiday resort Promenade esplanade
RM2CEHPWF–. Scientific American Volume 88 Number 12 (March 1903). PECULIAR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ON THE NORTH COAST OF IRELAND.. GENERAL VIEW SHOWING THE POSITION OF THE BRIDGE ON THE CLIFFS. the rocks, which would have seriously damaged it. Thestructure was, however, lifted to its position withoutmishap. It was originally intended to stay the bridgewhen in position with guys, but when the bridge waserected it was found to be sufficiently rigid to dis-pense with these additional supports. The bridgewas designed by Mr. Berkeley Wise, the chief en-gineer to the Belfast and Northern Counties Railroadof Irela
RF2WNNCCG–The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland map, detailed web vector illustration .
RF2PFX767–Metropolitan Borough of North Tyneside (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Metropolitan and ceremonial county Tyne and Wear, Englan
RM2X2FAD8–BRITISH FORCES IN NORTHERN IRELAND - Major Lord O'Neill giving instructions to one of the crew of an armoured car. The Unit is the North Irish Horse British Army
RF2RHX4EC–Inisheer map. Map of Inisheer in dotted style. Borders of the island filled with rectangles for your design. Vector illustration.
RF2KA05WR–Passport map of a section of the west coast of Ireland, with two compass roses, North is on the left. Top center a shepherd with his sheep near the ca
RF2RWTFBP–Vector isolated illustration of simplified administrative map of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Borders and names of the re
RMPG1A21–. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. PONTIGULASIA COMPRESSA. 63 also near Criccietli and in the Sychnant Pass, North Wales. South Devon, 1864 (H. J. Garter). Loch Ness (D. J. Scourfielcl). Killough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland (/. Hopkinson). This species can hardly be considered rar^ in Britain. It is of frequent occurrence in the localities mentioned, and doubtless in most situations of a similar character throughout the country. It seems to flourish indifferently in Sphagnum-bogs,, in damp ditches where Sphagnum is found (as in the neigh- bourho
RFCBHW9H–Scarborough Beach North Yorkshire England limestone cliffs headland holiday resort Promenade esplanade umbrella rock pools
RM2CDHWK8–. A short history of art . by a continuous layer of stones, which formeda facing to the earth. Next appears the structure, built without the aid of earth,of upright monoliths, surmounted by a huge stone. Theyconsisted either of a few uprights, supporting a flat stone inthe manner of a gigantic table, or of more elaborate struc-tures, like that of Stonehenge in England, where the mono-liths were arranged in concentric circles and topped by acontinuous circle of stones. These of various size anddegrees of elaboration are found in Scandinavia, England, PRIMITIVE ART 5 Ireland, North Germany; and
RMCBHTFG–crosier crozier pastoral staff paterissa pósokh Tomb Cormac's Chapel Cashel Celtic Knot Art ancient shepherd crook
RM2ABWB64–NOVEMBER 22 1873.1 A MANSION AND MUSEUM COMBINED. ON AND ART GALLERY BARNARD CASTLE ENGLAND. width; it is lighted from the roof and made entirely fire proof. Proposed Tunnel between Scotland and Ireland. be about twelve miles audit would extend from a point on the.north shore of Ireland near Belfast under the Irish sea to the extremity of the peninsula opposite in Scotland. Electro-Blusic Reporter. Reduction of Copper Ores. and found in working the process that by calcining the ores at a low heatavoiding a dead roast and bringing from 25 to, scientific american, 1873-11-22, Mrs. Bowes' mansion
RF2RY12PA–The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland map, detailed web vector illustration .
RF2PFX788–North Somerset Non-metropolitan district (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, ceremonial county Somerset or Somersetshire, England)
RM2X16A7F–WITH A NORTH STAFFS BATTALION - The Spearhead of the attack by this battalion isthis mobile patrol of motor-cycles and combinations. Here is a scouting vehicle taking a piece of 'covered road' during exercises in Northern Ireland British Army
RF2RGHAT2–Mainland map. Map of Mainland in dotted style. Borders of the island filled with rectangles for your design. Vector illustration.
RF2K9YYK6–Map of a part of the south coast of Ireland with two compass roses, North is at the top. Top center at the cartouche with the title, a churning woman
RMRDBPAT–. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. PONTIGULASIA COMPRESSA. 63 also near Criccietli and in the Sychnant Pass, North Wales. South Devon, 1864 (H. J. Garter). Loch Ness (D. J. Scourfielcl). Killough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland (/. Hopkinson). This species can hardly be considered rar^ in Britain. It is of frequent occurrence in the localities mentioned, and doubtless in most situations of a similar character throughout the country. It seems to flourish indifferently in Sphagnum-bogs,, in damp ditches where Sphagnum is found (as in the neigh- bourho
RF2WPTYR3–The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland map, detailed web vector illustration .
RF2PFX78C–North Lincolnshire Unitary authority and borough (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, ceremonial county Lincolnshire or Lincs, Engla
RM2X1N2BX–WITH A NORTH STAFFS BATTALION - Bren Carriers have just been issued for CO's personal vehicle in forward areas. Here is the CO giving instructions to the Forward Patrol of the vanguard during Exercises in Northern Ireland (this operates as a kind of Reconnaissance Section) Note the excellent cover of gorse bushes, British Army
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