APPENDIX.

The following interesting Memoranda are taken from Wright’s MS. Book:—

“Bessy Fritch, at the Green Dragon, a pretty little girl of the delicate kind.”

“Nancy Nudal, in the Full Street, a pretty little girl.”

“Nancy Mellers, upon the Nun’s Green, against Haslam’s, a pretty middle-sized girl.”

“Jno. Fletcher, of Osmaston, an old bald-headed man.”

It is very probable that Fletcher sat to Wright for the six studies of an old man’s head which he painted, five of which were exhibited in the Derby Art Gallery in 1883.

“Paid for Lottery Ticket, No. 26,815, £13 19. 0, half of which is for More, £6 19. 6—due to More on this account, £1. 0. 6. The Lottery Ticket came up a prize of £20, for which I got £19. 14. 0, half of which is More’s, £9. 17. 0.”

“Paid for lottery ticket, No. 36,123. £15. 1. 0., half of which is for More, £7. 10. 6.”

SUBJECTS FOR NIGHT PIECES.

“A Blacksmith’s Shop.—Two men forming a bar of iron into a horse shoe, from whence the light must proceed. An idle fellow may stand by the anvil in a time-killing posture, his hands in his bosom, or yawning with his hands stretched upwards, a little twisting of the body. Horse shoes hanging upon ye walls, and other necessary things faintly seen, being remote from the light.

“Out of this room shall be seen another, in which a ffarrier may be shoeing a horse by the light of a candle. The horse must be sadled, and a traveller standing by. The servant may appear with hys horse in his hand, on wh. may be a portmanteau. This will be an indication of an accident having happen’d, and shew some reason for shoeing the horse by candle-light. The moon may appear, and illumine some part of the horses, if necessary.”

The size of a Kit-cat frame is 3ft. ¼″ × 2ft. 4″
„ a ¾ is 2ft. 6″ × 2ft. 1″
„ an half-length is 4ft. 2″ × 3ft. 4″
For a small whole length the frame should be cut 10 inches from ye bottom.
A full-length straining frame, 7ft. 10″ × 4ft. 10″
A large full-length 8ft. — × 5ft. —

From the same MS. book we learn that on one occasion Wright cleaned and restored several paintings for Lord Harrington. The account runs thus:—

For Lord Harrington.

Went to Elvaston three times, one of wh. was there a whole day—

Cleaning a full-length picture 2. 2. 0
A new straining frame hung to the picture of King Charles 2. 6
Lining, cleaning, & repairing several damaged parts 1. 10. 0
Cleaning & repairing 2 Landskips 12. 0
Cleaning four small pictures, retouching them 10. 0
Cleaning do. two pictures of Venus & Cupid 1. 10. 0
Cleaning & retouching an historical picture of Paul Veronese. 10. 0
Four Large Historical Pictures clean’d, repaired & varnish 2. 2. 0

Other interesting items are:—

Chairman 2/6
Shoe buckles 10d.
Paid for letter 10½d.
"„ 7½d.
„ 4½d.

The following prices, etc., are copied from a priced catalogue of the sale of the effects of John Leigh Philips, Esq., sold at Manchester in October, 1814, and are useful in identifying sketches, etc., not named in the List of Pictures:—

41 Wright, of Derby.— Four studies, taken on the spot in Italy £1 10 0
42
(Mr. Meynell.)		 „ Three: A study for the figure in the picture of the Dead Ass, a fragment in Indian ink, and a ditto of Walls, in colours fine £2 7 0
44 „ Six drawings from Antiques, made on the spot, in outline pen £3 13 6
45 „ Two: A Ruin and a Landscape, with figures in Indian ink £2 0 0
46 „ Three: Interior of a Cabin, Hero & Leander, & Dog £1 1 0
47 „ Two: Vesuvius and the Interior of a Church £1 2 0
48 „ Two: View of a Ruin in Rome, Indian ink, and a ditto in colours; capital £3 0 0
49 „ Four: Three Studies by Wright, and a Landscape with figures by Wilson £3 10 0
50
(Mr. Hardman.)		 „ Two Cavern Scenes on the Shores of Italy. Fine and highly-finished drawings made on the spot, and are the originals from which the two celebrated pictures in the collection of the late Wm. Hardman, Esq., were painted £10 10 0
51 „ One: Portrait of himself, in a fancy dress; capital £4 4 0
Wright’s Drawings, £32 17 6.

OIL PAINTINGS.

13
(Leeming.)		 Wright, of Derby.— A Landscape with a Waterfall. A spirited representation of a stormy effect £26 15 6
18 „ The Lake of Albano. Spirited sketch £18 18 0
19
(Bateman.)		 „ The Old Peasant Bewailing the Death of his Ass. From Sterne £34 13 0
21 „ A Cavern Scene, upright £16 5 6
25
(Mr. E. Flack.)		 „ Neptune’s Grotto, near Tivoli. A very highly-finished and beautiful picture of a favourite scene from nature £24 3 0
26
(H. & A. Wright.)		 „ An Eruption of Vesuvius, destroying the vineyards. Presumed by Mr. Wright to be the best picture he painted of the subject £63 0 0
27
(Mr. Pares.)		 „ The Lighthouse on Fire. A beautiful and carefully-finished picture, full of harmonious effect of the union of the moon and fire-light £36 15 0
28
(Ablet.)		 „ A View of the Bay of Naples, from Pausilipo, with Vesuvius in the distance. Comp. to last lot, of a sweet sunny effect, and highly finished £45 3 0
29
(H. & A. Wright.)		 „ Rocks and Trees. A very spirited and clever study £30 9 0
30
(H. & A. Wright.)		 „ A Cavern Scene, with a Bridge. Painted with all that close delineation of the effects of nature, for which this master is so justly celebrated £42 0 0
31
(H. Wright)		 „ The Bridge and Waterfall at Rydal, in Westmoreland. A charming scene represented with great success. The stones seen at the bottom of the water give an effect to the picture at once curious and natural £48 6 0
33
(Gould.)		 „ The Dead Soldier. This acknowledged chef-d’œuvre of this admired master, uniting great knowledge of grouping, excellent drawing, and correct colouring, with a fine feeling of sentiment, decidedly proves the assertion of Mr. Fuzeli, in his Biographical Notice of Mr. Wright, that “he once eminently succeeded in the pathetic” £315 0 0

Memd., 15th Sep., 1787.—Remains to be paid to me by Mr. John Milnes, on account of the picture of Gibraltar, two hundred guineas, and by right he ought to pay the Int. of that money from the time he has withheld the commission from me to replace two other pictures in the room of the two he has of Vesuvius & the Girandolo, agreeable to his own letters. He also owes me twenty pounds for my journey to Wakefield, according to his own agreement.

J. WRIGHT.

LIST OF PORTRAITS.

SITTERS AT NEWARK.

SITTERS AT LINCOLN (1760).

SITTERS AT BOSTON.

SITTERS AT RETFORD (1760).

SITTERS AT DONCASTER (1760).

SITTERS AT THORN (1760).

SITTERS AT ECKINGTON (1760).

SITTERS FROM FEB. 1, 1760.

£ s. d.
Mr. & Mrs. Nowell, 3 qrs. 12 12 0
Miss Clarke, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Master Simeon Harvey Wilmot 6 6 0
Copy of Mrs. Lumb, sml 3 qrs. 2 2 0
Mrs. Monk, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Judson, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Sutton, kit-cat 7 7 0
Mr. Pigott, ½ length 12 12 0
2 Master Rastall’s 16 16 0
Mrs. Pigott, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Brooks, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Ellison, ½ length 12 12 0
Mrs. Ellison, ½ length 12 12 0
Master & Miss Ellison 6 6 0
Mr. Foster, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Foster, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Miss Inwood 6 6 0
Mrs. Carver, ½ length big right bracket For Dr. Griffith big left bracket 12 12 0
Miss Carver, ½ length 12 12 0
Miss B. Carver, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Carver, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Peachall, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Master & Miss Drewry 14 14 0
Miss Fenton, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Chase, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. C. Hope, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Nowel, ½ length 12 12 0
Mrs. Fowler, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Bainbrigge, ½ length 12 12 0
Mrs. Bainbrigge ditto 12 12 0
Mrs. C. Hope, kit-cat 9 9 0
Captn. Lushington, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Chase, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Heath, k. c. 9 9 0
Mrs. Tead, k. c. 9 9 0
Mr. Wilde, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Wilde, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Wm. Chase & Mrs. Chase, a conversation 25 4 0
Mr. Pickering, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Rolleston, ½ l. 12 12 0
Copy of Needham 5 5 0
A 3 qrs. of old Borao for Mr. Beresford 6 6 0
Mr. Stenton, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Stenton, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Tipson, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Tipson, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Lindigton, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Dixon, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Dixon, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Copy of Mr. Millers 2 2 0
Miss Swan, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Mundy, ½ length 12 12 0
Family picture of Mr., Mrs., & Miss Shuttleworth 42 0 0
Mr. Peckham, ½ length 12 12 0
Mr. Heath, ½ l. 12 12 0
Miss Warren, whole length 16 16 0
Mr. Borrow, half l. 12 12 0
Mrs. Borrow, half l. 12 12 0
Mr. Gwin, half l. 12 12 0
Mrs. Wilmot, ½ l. 12 12 0
Mr. Bingham, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mrs. Bennet, 3 qrs. 6 6 0
Mr. Leacroft, ½ l. 12 12 0
Mr. Barrow, ½ l. 12 12 0
Mr. Burdett 12 12 0
Mr. Boothby 6 6 0
Mr. Beresford 6 6 0
Mr. Gurney 6 6 0
Full length of Master Fallows 16 16 0
For painting a draper to a whole length picture for Lord Vernon 10 10 0

SITTERS AT MACCLESFIELD.

£ s. d.
Mr. Stafford, Miss Stafford 10 10 0

SITTERS AT DERBY.

£ s. d.
Miss Bateman 3 3 0
Mr. Bainbrigge 6 6 0
Mrs. Bainbrigge 6 6 0
Master Wilmot 3 3 0
Miss Wilmot 3 3 0
Master C. Wilmot 3 3 0
Master R. Wilmot 3 3 0
Master S. Wilmot 3 3 0
Master Harvey Wilmot 3 3 0
Mr. Fisher 6 6 0
Miss Wollot 6 6 0
Mr. Baker 6 6 0
Mrs. Harpur 6 6 0
Mr. Melland 6 6 0
Master Mundy 6 6 0
Miss Mundy 6 6 0
Mr. Leacroft 6 6 0
Mr. Balguy 6 6 0
Mrs. Balguy 6 6 0
Miss Crompton 6 6 0
Mr. Copestake 6 6 0
Miss Copestake 6 6 0
Miss Taylor 6 6 0
Miss F. Taylor 6 6 0
Parson Allen 6 6 0
Miss Clarke 6 6 0
Mr. Nowel 6 6 0
Mrs. Nowell 6 6 0
E. Sales 2 2 0
Miss Dalby 6 6 0
Master Curzon 3 3 0
Miss Curzon 3 3 0
Master Penn Curzon 4 4 0
Master P. Curzon 4 4 0
Mr. A. Curzon 6 6 0
Miss Hanmer 6 6 0
Mrs. Hanmer 6 6 0
Copy of Mr. Hamner 6 6 0
The Parrot 3 3 0
Master Challener 8 8 0
Miss Challener 8 8 0
Mrs. Degg 6 6 0
Mr. Lyggon 6 6 0
Mrs. Lyggon 6 6 0
Master Lyggon 6 6 0
Miss Lyggon 6 6 0
Copy of Lady Curzon 6 6 0
2 of Sir Nat Curzon 12 12 0
Capt. Bailey 6 6 0
Capt. Heathcote 6 6 0
Mr. Low 3 3 0
Mr. Wright 6 6 0
Mrs. Wright 6 6 0
Capt. Sherring 6 6 0
Miss Storer 4 4 0
Copy of Mr. Lumb 2 2 0
Miss Cockin 6 6 0
Old Mr. Fox 3 3 0
Mr. Nowell 12 12 0
Miss Fenton 6 6 0
Mrs. Chase 6 6 0
Mr. C. Hope 9 9 0
Mr. Bainbrigge 12 12 0
Mrs. Bainbrigge 12 12 0
Miss F. Broad 6 6 0
Capt. Lushington 12 12 0
Mrs. Hope 9 9 0
Mr. Chase 6 6 0
Mrs. Heath 9 9 0
Mr. Tead 9 9 0
Mr. Wilde 6 6 0
Mrs. Wilde 6 6 0
Mr. Chase 12 12 0
Mrs. Chase 12 12 0
Mr. Pickering 6 6 0
Mrs. Ligdinton 6 6 0
Mr. Dixon 6 6 0
Mrs. Dixon 6 6 0
Miss Swan 6 6 0
Mr. Mundy 12 12 0
Mr. Shuttleworth 12 12 0
Mrs. Shuttleworth 12 12 0
Miss Shuttleworth 12 12 0

SITTERS AT LIVERPOOL, 1769.

£ s. d.
Mr. Warfe 10 10 0
Mr. Atherton 10 10 0
Mr. & Mrs. Smythe 21 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Leigh 21 0 0
Mrs. Hardman 10 10 0
Two Miss Staffords 21 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Hisbeth 21 0 0
Mrs. & Miss Parr 21 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Park 21 0 0
Miss Leice 10 10 0
Mr. & Miss Knight 42 0 0
Master Ashton[50] 31 10 0
Capt. & Mrs. Boyd 21 0 0
Mr. Stannyforth 15 15 0
Mr. & Mrs. Gore 21 0 0
Mr. Chas. Coke 10 10 0
Mr. Clarke 10 10 0
Mr. Southward 10 10 0
Copy of Mrs. Tarlton 8 8 0
Mr. Stafford 10 10 0
Mrs. B. Tatton 10 10 0
Mrs. Lankford 10 10 0
Mr. Sam Lankford 10 10 0
Mr. Rowe 10 10 0
Mr. Wm. Stafford 10 10 0

SITTERS AT DERBY.

£ s. d.
Mr. & Mrs. Gisborne 21 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Hurt 42 0 0
Mr. Holding Shuttleworth 10 10 0
Capt. French 10 10 0
Miss Miller Mundy 10 10 0
Mrs. Forrester 10 10 0
Mr. Crompton 10 10 0
Mrs. Crompton 10 10 0
Mr. Bakewell 21 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Coltman—a conversation 63 0 0
Mrs. Pole & Child 63 0 0
Col. Pole 21 0 0
Mr. Day, ½ length[51] 42 0 0
Mr. Jno. Heath 21 0 0
Capt. Bathurst 10 10 0
Col. Heathcote—small full-length 31 10 0
Capt. Milnes—small full-length 31 10 0
Copy of Lady Rubens 12 12 0
Copy of Mr. Boothby 12 12 0
Copy of a Gentleman 6 6 0
A 3 qrs. of Mr. Thos. Gisborne (1777) 12 12 0
A small head of the Rev. Mr. Bakewell 9 9 0
Ditto  of Dr. Berridge 8 8 0
A conversation piece of two of Mr. Pickford’s children 63 0 0
Master Charles Hope 8 8 0
Miss Harriet Hope 8 8 0
Miss Warren, small 10 10 0
Mr. Latissiere 12 12 0
Mrs. Berridge, small oval 8 8 0
Capt. Coke of the Blues 12 12 0
Parker Coke, Esq.
Mr. Sennet’s 3 children[52] 73 10 0
A large head of Jno. Stovely 18 18 0
A ¾ of Mrs. Hodges 12 12 0
A ¾ of F. Brome, Esqre. 12 12 0
Mr. Fletcher 12 12 0
Mrs. Lander 12 12 0
Old John at the King’s Head—Raffled for 12 12 0
Dr. Harrison[52] 12 12 0
A head of Mrs. Mortimer 12 12 0
Mr. Ward 12 12 0
A large picture of Mr. Boothby 50 8 0
A small head of old Stovely 12 12 0
A Conversation Picture of D. P. Coke. The Rev. Mr. Dare Coke & his Lady 75 12 0
A Kit-cat of old John Stovely for Mr. Holland 18 18 0
Mrs. More 12 12 0
Two Master Mundys, full-lengths 73 10 0
Mr. Whitehurst, Kit-cat[53] 18 18 0
Mr. Seward 12 12 0
Miss Seward 15 15 0
Mr. Inge 12 12 0
A ¾ Girl, with Doves 15 15 0
A copy of Mr. Bentley, Kit-cat 21 0 0
A copy of the late Mr. Parker, half-length 25 4 0
A half-length of Robt. Holding, Esq. 25 4 0
Copy of Mr. Crompton. 3 qrs., with a hand 14 14 0
A half-length of Miss Parker 25 4 0
A 3 qrs. of Mrs. Morewood, with a hand 15 15 0
Copy of Mrs. Crompton 12 12 0
Copy of ditto 12 12 0
Copy of Mr. Crompton 14 14 0
Half length copy of Mr. Wetham 25 4 0
A small oval of ditto 8 8 0
Small full-length of Mrs. Morewood 36 15 0
Ditto of Mr. Case 36 15 0
A small oval of Mr. Carleill 8 8 0
Two 3 qrs. copies of Dr. Berridge’s grandfather and uncle 25 4 0
A small copy of Mrs. Morewood 15 15 0
Two 3 qrs. pictures of Mr. & Mrs. Fox 21 4 0
A head of Mr. Buxton 12 12 0
A copy of the late Mr. Pickering with a hand for Mr. Thos. Gisborne 15 15 0
A 3 qrs. with a hand of Mr. Balguy 15 15 0
Ditto      ditto 15 15 0
Miss Stamford 8 8 0
Miss L. Stamford 8 8 0
Mr. Hancock, 3 qrs. 12 12 0
Master Carver 8 8 0
Rev. Mr. Berridge 25 4 0
Mr. Chas. Denby 12 12 0
A conversation of Mr. Leaper’s children 84 0 0
A half-length of Mr. Jones 25 4 0
Mr. Rastall 15 15 0
Mr. Arkwright, ½ length 26 0 0
A full-length of Mrs. C. Hurt & her child 81 18 0
A full-length of Mr. Gell 52 10 0
A full-length of Lady Wilmot & her child “as a Madonna” 78 18 0
A conversation picture of Mr. & Mrs. Gisborne 100 16 0
A small picture of Mr. Caldwell 8 8 0
A half-length of Mr. Strutt 25 4 0
A 3 qrs. of my nephew Rd. Wright
A 3 qrs. of Mr. Salmon for Mr. Flint 12 12 0
A 3 qrs. of Mr. Salmon for Sir Brooke Boothby 12 12 0
A head of Ld. Richard Cavendish 12 12 0
A head of Master C. Sales 10 10 0
Ditto of Mr. R. Sales 10 10 0
A 3 qrs. of Mrs. S. Crompton 12 12 0
Two full-lengths in one picture of Master Thornhills 73 10 0
A 3 qrs. picture of Mr. Pole 12 12 0
A 3 qrs.  „  of Mr. Ashby 12 12 0
A copy of Col. Hackart 12 12 0
A half-length of Mr. Abney 25 4 0
Ditto of Mrs. Abney 25 4 0
A conversation picture of 3 of their children
Half length of Mr. Pares 25 4 0
Ditto copy of Mr. Pares 25 4 0
3 qrs. of Mr. Jos. Crompton
A conversation of 3 of Mr. Wood’s children 84 0 0
3 qrs. of Mr. Wood 12 12 0
Ditto of Mrs. Wood 12 12 0
Mr. Burnham 12 12 0
Mrs. Burnham 12 12 0
Mrs. Holland 12 12 0
A half-length of Mr. Chadwick 25 4 0
A full-length of Sir R. Arkwright 52 10 0
A full-length of Mr. C. Hurt 52 10 0
A 3 qrs. copy of Sir R. Arkwright 12 12 0
A half-length of Mr. Strutt 25 4 0
A copy of Rosseau 12 12 0
A conversation of Mr. & Mrs. Arkwright & their little girl, full-lengths 126 0 0
½ length of Mr. Milnes
A conversation picture of 3 of Mr. Arkwright’s children 94 10 0
Ditto    ditto 94 10 0
A 3 qrs. of Dr. Darwin, with a hand 15 15 0
A full-length of the late Mr. Oldknow 52 10 0
Ditto    of Mr. Samuel Oldknow 52 10 0
A half-length copy of Mr. Pares 25 4 0
A head of the late Dr. Lynn Beridge 12 12 0
A copy of Col. Hackart 12 12 0
A head of Mr. Greatorex 12 12 0
Mrs. Greatorex, 3 qrs. 12 12 0
Mrs. Richard Bateman, with a hand 15 15 0
A full-length of Miss Sally Duesbury 31 10 0
A full-length of Master Bateman 31 10 0
A copy of Mr. Pares, ½ length 25 4 0
A 3 qrs. of Mrs. Bateman 16 16 0
Hugh Bateman, Esqre., 3 qrs., with a hand 16 16 0
Shevl. Pole, Esqre., 3 qrs., with a hand
Mrs. Pole, 3 qrs., with hands
Mrs. Briscoe, 3 qrs., with a hand
A copy of Dr. Darwin for Sir Brooke Boothby 15 15 0
A copy ditto Mr. Strutt 15 15 0
A full-length of Mr. Barker, of Bakewell 52 10 0
A copy of Mr. Strutt, with a hand 15 15 0
A 3 qrs. of Mr. Alderson 12 12 0
A copy of ditto 12 12 0
A full-length of Miss Bentley 31 10 0
For painting Mr. Cheslyn’s drapery 12 12 0
Two 3 qrs. pictures of Mr. and Mrs. Fox 21 4 0

Brooke Boothby Junr. Esqre. Dr. to Joseph Wright Sep. 30th 1780.

£ s. d.
A view of the High Tor at Matlock, by Moonlight, 3 qrs. 31 10 0
Frame 2 2 0
A full-length of himself 50 8 0
Another view of Matlock Tor 31 10 0
Case for ditto 4/9 Frame for ditto 2 2 0
Altering Miss Boothby’s picture, and retouching two small ones on pannel 2 2 0
Lady Whitmore’s 15 15 0

LIST OF LANDSCAPE, HISTORICAL, FIRE & MOONLIGHT PAINTINGS.

Subject. Purchaser. Price.
£ s. d.
Two views of Matlock 63 0 0
Two grottos by the sea side in the gulf of Salerno Mr. Hodges 105 0 0
Vesuvius, for the Bp. Derry crossed through 105 0 0
A view of Cromford Bridge, its companion of Arkwright’s mills D. P. Coke 52 10 0
A large Vesuvius 200 0 0
A grotto in the gulf of Salernum, with the figure of Julia (companion to that with Banditti) Mr. Cockshutt 105 0 0
Virgil’s Tomb Mr. Cockshutt 63 0 0
A full-length of “Maria”[54] 84 0 0
A 3 qrs. picture of Matlock High Tor by moonlight Mr. Boothby 31 10 0
Another of Matlock High Tor by moonlight   ditto 31 10 0
Part of the Colliseum—Sunshine 52 10 0
Ditto, its companion—Moonlight 52 10 0
Grotto in the Gulf of Salernum, moonlight, ½ length Mr. Hardman, of Manchester 84 0 0
Ditto, its companion—Sunset Ditto 52 10 0
A small picture of Carnarvon Castle, night 10 10 0
A large grotto in the gulf of Salernum, moon rising Mr. Daulby 84 0 0
A small moonlight of a Lake Ditto 16 16 0
The lake of Nemi, sunset, 3 qrs. Its companion, moonlight 63 0 0
Frames for ditto @ 2 gs. & ½ pr frame
A small oval of the Lake of Nemi, its companion, with frames Dr. Beridge 23 2 0
One of the above size of Vesuvius 10 10 0
A small picture of the Girandolo Mr. Daulby 84 0 0
A grotto with Banditti Mr. Cockshutt 175 10 0
Sterne’s Captive[54] 105 0 0
A large Mount Vesuvius Sold to the Empress (of Russia) 300 0 0
The Minstrel (Edwin)[55] Mr. Milnes 84 0 0
Two Views of Matlock Mr. Emes 63 0 0
A large picture of the Girandolo—companion to the Vesuvius which was sold to the Empress of Russia 200 0 0
Virgil’s Tomb 63 0 0
Neptune’s Grotto Mr. Milnes 31 10 0

CANDLE-LIGHT PICTURES.

£ s. d.
a The Orrery Ld. Ferrers 210 0 0
Boys with a bladder and its compn. Ld. Exeter 105 0 0
b The air pump Dr. Bates 200 0 0
c The Gladiator Dr. Bates (on account) 40 0 0
d The Academy Lord Melbourne 105 0 0
e The Hermit 105 0 0
f The Blacksmith’s Shop Lord Melbourne 150 0 0
g Small Blacksmith’s Shop E. Parker 42 0 0
An old woman knitting, her husband smoaking. Its companion, a girl at her toilet Mr. Parker 31 10 0
h The Chymist 105 0 0
A Blacksmith’s shop Mr. Alexander 157 10 0
i The young Nobleman in his ancester’s Tomb[56] Mr. Milnes 105 0 0
4 Candle-light pictures at 30 guineas ea Col. Pole 126 0 0
Mem: Recd. 25th Oct. 1772 of Col. Pole twenty guineas in part of payment for the picture of the boys with the bladder.
The Picture of the Iron Forge Lord Palmerston 210 0 0
Mem: Not sent. Picture of a Captive King Prince of Baaden 52 10 0
Picture of an iron forge viewed from without Empress of Russia 136 0 0
Picture of Belshazzer at the feast when the hand appeared writing on the wall
Picture of an earth stopper Lord —— 52 10 0
A sunset of the Lake of Nemi 52 10 0
Virgil’s Tomb by moonlight 63 0 0
A distant View of the High Tor at Matlock
The Cascade at Terni, 3 qr. Given to my friend Tate 31 10 0
A small picture of the Lake of Nemi, sunset, and its companion, moonlight Robt. Holden, Esqre 21 0 0
A large picture of Hero and Leander crossed through 63 0 0
A large picture of Virgil’s Tomb 63 0 0
A large ditto of the cascade of Terni 73 0 0
A small picture of Virgil’s Tomb 21 0 0
A candle-light piece    pd Dr. Bates
Galen          pd Ditto
A girl reading a letter by candle-light 12 12 0
A small picture of a cottage on fire, seen through a groupe of trees—sketch For my friend Holland 10 10 0
A small picture of a view at Valatii, very warm evening
A ferry over the river Tay at Dunkield, in Scotland, moonlight 36 15 0
A Village on fire Mr. Lowe 36 15 0
A Lighthouse on fire in the Mediterranean, sketch G. L. Philips 10 10 0
A small storm, sketch Ditto 10 10 0
A sketch of Mount Vesuvius, evening Ditto 10 10 0
An upright of a rocky scene wh a waterfall 10 10 0
A view in Italy—a warm sunset 10 10 0
A sketch of Vesuvius, morning 10 10 0
A view at Dunkeld, evening—companion to the moonlight wh Tate sold to Mr. Wakefield 73 10 0
A small picture of a fire seen through a wood Rev. Holden Shuttleworth 26 5 0
A near view of Mount Vesuvius 63 0 0
A view of the City of Florence—sun rising 52 10 0
A view in Scotland, half-length, moonlight for my friend Tate 63 0 0
A storm—Antigonus pursued by a bear Mr. Henry Philips 105 0 0
Two sketches of the Lakes of Albano and Nemi Mr. Nixon 21 0 0
A small one on pannel of ye lake of Albano L. Philips 10 10 0
A cottage on fire Mr. Court, Bristol 42 0 0
A cottage on fire Miss Linwood 15 15 0
Sketch of a Lighthouse in the Mediterranean 10 10 0
The Spinster wh Collin singing her a ballad (unfinished)
A Bridge seen thro’ a cavern on the coast of Sorento—moonlight 31 10 0
A View of the Ponti Salario, half-length 52 10 0
A View in the Alps in the Dutchy of Milan, half-length, noon John Milnes, Esqre 63 0 0
The companion ditto, morning John Milnes, Esqre 63 0 0
A half-length landscape of a cottage scene in Needwood Forest Mr. Milnes 63 0 0
A view of the lake of Como, in Italy, warm sunset, on pannel
William and Margaret, framed 63 0 0
The cascade of Terni, framed 63 0 0
A large picture of the Dead Soldier 105 0 0
The old man and death 63 0 0
Lusignan in prison 52 10 0
A small prison 16 16 0
A sea shore seen thro’ an arch in ye rocks, sunset Holland 12 12 0
Romeo & Juliet
The Storm in the Winter Tale 136 0 0
A cottage on fire 31 15 0
A view at the boat house near Matlock Town Mr. Denby 21 0 0
A boy blowing a bladder 31 10 0
A girl looking thro’ a bladder 31 10 0
The Lake of Albano, sunset, ½ length Mr. Milnes 63 0 0
Two girls, with a charcoal stick
Boy and girl, with a bladder
A small view at Almalfa 14 14 0
A sea shore seen through an arch in the rock given to L. Philips
A small picture of Vesuvius 21 10 0
Its companion by the Lake of Geneva, moonlight Ditto 21 10 0
A bit of the Ruins of the Colloseo, sunshine 21 0 0
A distant View of Vesuvius, from the shore of Posilipo Mr. Walker 32 0 0
Ditto    ditto    ditto Mr. Poploe Birch, Curzon Street, May Fair 42 0 0
A boy and girl, with a bladder Mr. Hardman, Manchester 52 10 0
A girl blowing a charcoal stick Mr. Daulby 42 0 0
A distant View of Vesuvius, from the Shore of Posilipo, bigger than ½ length Mr. Edward Mundy 84 0 0
A View of Cromford
An internal View of a Prison 23 2 0
A View of Vesuvius, from the Shore of Posilipo Mr. Gisborne 42 0 0
Cicero’s Villa, in the Bay of Naples Mr. Smith 36 15 0
A large one of ditto—sun setting after a shower Edward Mundy 84 0 0
A small picture of the View of Cromford Bridge, moonlight Mr. Gisborne
A bit of the Ruins of the Coloseo—sunshine Mr. Macklin 16 16 0
A View of Vesuvius from the Shore of Posilipo Mr. Macklin 42 0 0
Moonlight on the Coast of Tuscany in the Mediterranean, Companion to the large picture of Cicero’s Villa Mr. Jno. Milnes 63 0 0
A View of Cosimato, on pannel Honble. A. Tompson 42 0 0
A Cottage, on fire Mr. Hardman 36 15 0
A picture of the Alps, on the side next Italy, in the Duchy of Milan Mr. Poploe Birch 36 15 0
A View of Warwick Castle, moonlight Mr. Cutler 36 15 0
A distant View of Vesuvius, from the Shore of Posilipo, the eruption Principal Mr. Arnold 31 10 0
The inside of a stable, near Tivoli Jno. Henderson, Esqre. 21 0 0
A small picture of a Bridge, in Italy, sunset, on pannel 31 10 0
A large picture of Prospero in his cell, showing a visionary spectacle to Ferdinand & Miranda—12 ft. × 8 ft. 6 Pd. 315 0 0
A Circular picture, moonlight Mr. Birch 21 0 0
A small picture of a distant View of Vesuvius, from ye Shore of Posilipo Mr. Daulby 31 10 0
A sepulchral monument at old Capua—moonlight
Lake of Nemi, sun rising 26 5 0
A small picture of Chee Tor
A 3 qrs. of the Lake of Albano, with the Monte Jove, seen through the arch of an acqueduct
A small picture of Cosimato Given to my friend Tate
A picture of a distant view of Vesuvius, from the Shore of Posilipo, painted on pannel Sir Robt. Wilmot 42 0 0
Mecæna’s Villa, on ditto 42 0 0
Cicero’s Villa, on pannel 42 0 0
A Cottage on Fire Mr. Culter 36 15 0
A Companion Moonlight Mr. Bird, Liverpool 31 10 0
A View of Borrow Dale, sunset 31 10 0
A small picture of Neptune’s Grotto 14 14 0
A small picture of the Lake of Albano, sunset 26 5 0
View of the Boathouse, Matlock
A View of Vesuvius from the Shore of Posilipo Edwd. Wilmot, Esqre 42 0 0
The close scene from Cozen’s Sir Robt. Wilmot 31 10 0
The Sea Shore, moonlight Mr. Harvey 31 10 0
A small moonlight, without the moon appearing Mr. Boothby 26 5 0
A morning View of the Ponte Salona Mr. Boothby 36 15 0
Its Companion, sunset of Tivoli
A View of Dovedale & its companion of Cosimato Mr. Gisborne 36 15 0
A view of the Ponte Mola Sir Brooke Boothby 31 10 0
Virgil’s Tomb, sun breaking thro’ a cloud. Small picture 31 10 0
A Sunset, a bold sea shore, 3 qrs., from Cozens Mr. Boothby 31 10 0
Two ovals of Dove Dale, with frames Mr. Boothby 42 0 0
A close scene, morning, from Cozens B. Boothby 31 10 0
A View in Dove Dale, morning ¾ qrs. E. Mundy, Esqre 31 10 0
Companion, in do., moonlight Do. 31 10 0
A small oval of Dovedale Mr. Parsons 14 14 0
An eruption of Vesuvius, from the Shore of Posilipo, on panel 42 0 0
Two small pictures of the island of Caprea
Hero & Leander—Storm The Honble Thos. Fitzmaurice 105 0 0
Its companion, moonlight Do. 105 0 0
Margaret & William 84 0 0
The Siege of Gibraltar Mr. Jno. Milnes 420 0 0
An Indian Chief’s Widow 63 0 0
A Moonlight from Comus 84 0 0
A Wood Scene by moonlight, & frame Mr. Thompson 31 10 0
The Corinthian Maid 105 0 0
Penelope unravelling her web, candle-light Mr. Wedgwood 105 0 0
June 7, 1783. Two small landskips 21 0 0
A 3 qrs. picture of a Lake in Italy, moonlight 31 10 0
A small ditto of ditto by moonlight 21 10 0
Its companion, a Land Storm
A small moonlight on the coast of Naples
A 3qrs. of Neptune’s Grotto, with the Sybil’s Temple, &c. Given to my friend Tate
A Moonlight, with an eruption of V., from the shore of Posilipo Mr. Bacon 26 5 0
The Companion, sunset in the Bay of Salerno Sold to my friend Holland 18 18 0
A view of Amalfi, sunset 14 14 0
A sunset from Cozens 31 10 0
Recd. Sep. ’85 of Mr. Gisborne for two large drawings of Moses 8 0 0
A boy with a candle 4 4 0
A boy blowing a bladder 4 4 0
A small picture of Borrowdale T. Tate 12 12 0
A village on fire 63 0 0
The Convent of Cosimato. Mem. not paid For Mrs. Hayley 26 5 0
Cottage on fire Mr. Cunningham 21 0 0
Ditto Mr. N. Philips 52 10 0
A small picture of Lodore 12 12 0
The Lake of Nemi—on panel
A smallish picture of Ullswater, sunset Mr. Hardman 42 0 0
A Ditto of Windermere with Langdale Pikes T. M. Tate 42 0 0
A Large picture of Ullswater 42 0 0
A smallish one of the little cascade at Sir Mic-la-Flemings L. Philips 31 10 0
Picture of a bridge with the effect of a rainbow Mr. N. Philips 52 10 0
Ditto      ditto
Keswick lake wh Skiddaw in the distance
A view upon Ullswater, morning 36 15 0
Ditto    Keswick Lake, sunset Norris 36 15 0
A small picture of a view by the sea side, sun rising Sold to my friend Tate 12 12 0
A cottage on fire Norris 42 0 0
A View of the outlet of Whyburn Lake For my friend Tate 42 0 0