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1774 Stock Photos and Images

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1774 Stock Photos and Images

A 1774 engraving of Shap Premonstratensian Abbey(monastery), Westmoreland, UK Stock Photo
RMK76T71–A 1774 engraving of Shap Premonstratensian Abbey(monastery), Westmoreland, UK
John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 – 1774) English criminal and highwayman - Known for his eccentric dress which included flowers ribbons and coloured laces Seen here boasting of his exploits From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800 Stock Photo
RMPGGN9R–John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 – 1774) English criminal and highwayman - Known for his eccentric dress which included flowers ribbons and coloured laces Seen here boasting of his exploits From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800
John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 - 1774) English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman noted for his eccentricity of dress including laces, ribbons, feathers and flowers.- See here making his escape from jail -From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800 Stock Photo
RMPGF45K–John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 - 1774) English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman noted for his eccentricity of dress including laces, ribbons, feathers and flowers.- See here making his escape from jail -From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800
John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 to 1774),English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman pictured being captured whilst in the process of robbing the carriage of Princess Amelia (From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800) He was tried by Sir John Fielding, found guilty and executed at Tyburn Stock Photo
RMPGF49J–John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 to 1774),English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman pictured being captured whilst in the process of robbing the carriage of Princess Amelia (From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800) He was tried by Sir John Fielding, found guilty and executed at Tyburn
John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 - 1774) English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman noted for his eccentricity of dress including laces, ribbons, feathers and flowers.- Here he is seen Highwayman John Rann '16 string Jack' is spotted dancing by a turnkey (jailer) -From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800 Stock Photo
RMPGF44P–John 'Sixteen String Jack' Rann (1750 - 1774) English pickpocket, general criminal and highwayman noted for his eccentricity of dress including laces, ribbons, feathers and flowers.- Here he is seen Highwayman John Rann '16 string Jack' is spotted dancing by a turnkey (jailer) -From 'Life on the road' or, 'Claude, Turpin, and Jack' published 1800
OLD WHITBY (North Yorkshire) and its history --- A representation of part of an inscription found on the remains of a foundation stone when constructing Raven Hall at Ravenscar near Whitby in 1774 (some records say 1717) when building Pak House, otherwise known as Raven Halll built by Captain William Childs of London. A Captain in the King's Regiment of light Dragoons. In the 1500's the ruins and a farm on the site were owned by John Beswick. It has been translated as 'Justinianus, commander; Vindicianus, magister, built this tower and fort from alpha to omega' (begining to end). Stock Photo
RM2K0MP12–OLD WHITBY (North Yorkshire) and its history --- A representation of part of an inscription found on the remains of a foundation stone when constructing Raven Hall at Ravenscar near Whitby in 1774 (some records say 1717) when building Pak House, otherwise known as Raven Halll built by Captain William Childs of London. A Captain in the King's Regiment of light Dragoons. In the 1500's the ruins and a farm on the site were owned by John Beswick. It has been translated as 'Justinianus, commander; Vindicianus, magister, built this tower and fort from alpha to omega' (begining to end).
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