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Two Chairmen, or "The Social Pinch" (Donald Black and Donald Kennedy)
John Kay
ca. 1788–89
William Macdonald, Officer of the Highland Society of Scotland
John Kay
1803
Rev. William Paul, Minister of the West Church
John Kay
1803
Sergeant William Duff of the 42nd Regiment, or Royal Highlanders
John Kay
1816
William Wilson, commonly called "Mortar Willie," aged 117
John Kay
1815
Sir William Wallace
John Kay
1819
Jerome William Knapp, L.L.D, Deputy Clerk of Arraigns
John Kay
ca. 1794
Modern Moderation Strikingly Displayed, or, a Ministerial Visitation of a Sabbath Evening School
John Kay
1799
Margaret Suttie, a salt hawker
John Kay
1799
Dr. William Cullen in his Study
John Kay
1787
The Rev. William Beat, Minister of Kilrenny
John Kay
1787
William Mason, Secretary to the Grand Lodge
John Kay
1787
William Cumming, Esq.
John Kay
1787
Reverend Dr. William Robertson, Late Principal of the University of Edinburgh
John Kay
1785
William Grinly, Broker and Auctioneer, Leith Volunteer
John Kay
1795
William Brodie, Deacon of the Incorporation of Wrights and Masons, Edinburgh
John Kay
1788
Right Honorable William Pitt
John Kay
1800
William Coke, Bookseller in Leith and John Guthrie, Bookseller in Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
John Kay
1810
Copper-bottom's retreat, or a View of Carron Work!!!
John Kay
1797
Sir William Nairne, Lord Dunsinnan
John Kay
1799
Sir William Honyman, Lord Armadale
John Kay
1799
William Baliie, Lord Polkammet
John Kay
1799
William Craig, Lord Craig
John Kay
1799
Sir William Miller of Glenlee, Bart., one of the Senators of the College of Justice.
John Kay
1799
The First Interview in 1786: George Smith and Deacon William Brodie, who were both hanged!
John Kay
1788
The Hon. Francis William Grant of Grant, Colonel of the Inverness-shire Militia
John Kay
1804
Generous Sportsman: The Hon. William Ramsay Maule of Panmure
John Kay
1795
Sir William Macleod-Bannatine, Lord Bannatine
John Kay
1799
Colonel Patrick Crichton of the Edinburgh Volutneers, with a View of the Awkward Squad
John Kay
1794
Mr. Henry E. Johnston in the Character of Hamlet
John Kay
1795
William Butter and Sir John Morrison
John Kay
1786
The Modern Cain's Lament
John Kay
1798
Patrick Cotter O'Brien, the Irish Giant, and William Ranken
John Kay
1803
Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Banker in Edinburgh
John Kay
1805
Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope and David Stuart Moncrief, Esq. of Moredun
John Kay
1787
Exchange of Heads: Hugo Arnot, Esq., Mr. William MacPherson, and Roger Hog, Esq.
John Kay
1785
Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, Treasurer of the Navy with Robert Dundas, Esq. of Armiston, His Majesty's Advocate for Scotland
John Kay
1790
Turn-Coats and Cut-Throats: Freedom of Election, or the Battle of Kinghorn
John Kay
1796
Mr. James Rae, Dr. William Laing with his niece, and Dr. James Hay
John Kay
1786
Andrew Bell and William Smellie
John Kay
1787