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- "The Queen's Memorial". Thomas Brock 21 September 1905 (with biography). Vanity Fair
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'He was born a Serene Highness but he has lived it Down', Price Louis of Battenbury, February 16, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Explorers and Inventors. 'Wives without wires'. Mr. Guigliemo Marconi
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'An M.F.H. with a scene of humour'. Lord Willoughby de Broke. 23 November 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Military Music', Colonel Barrington Foote
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Policemen; 'Bow Street', R.H. Bullock-Marsham, October 12, 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. Sir Antony MacDonnell, 3 August 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Chairman of Committees in the Lords.' The Earl of Onslow. 20 April 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'To abandon Conservative ideals is to destroy the Empire.' Sir John Dickson Poynder. 22 June 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Rupert', Hon. Rupert Guinness, November 9, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Roley', The Earl of Minto, June 29, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Musicians; 'The Last of a Classic School', Joseph Joachim, January 5, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Musicians; 'He found Harmony in Ireland', Sir Charles Villiers Stanford
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Toby M.P.' Mr. H.W. Lucy. 31 August 1905
- 1905
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- Prime Ministers - Vanity Fair. 'A gentle shepherd who would lead his flock into the protectionist fold'. Mr. Andrew Bonar Law'. 2 March 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The Princess's Private Secretary'. Hon. Alexander Nelson Hood. 25 October 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Policemen; 'Fingerprints', Edward Richard Henry, October 5, 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The Prince's Cicerone'. Sir Walter Lawrence. 15 June 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Extinction, Distinction - which will it be? Something of both at present , say the spiteful.' Major John Edward Bernard Seely. 23 February 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Bankers and Financiers. Mr. Samuel Hope Morley. 1 April 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'The President of the Law Society', Mr. Thomas Rawle, July 6, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'He has engineered nothing better than his own fortunes'. Sir John Wolfe-Barry. 26 January 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'A erudite Dean'.Dr. J. Armitage Robibson. Dean of Westminster. 14 December 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Shipping Officials; 'Destroyers', Sir John Isaac Thornycroft, January 19, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'Peter', Sir Peter Carlaw Walker, June 8, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Businessmen and Empire Builders; 'He has Engineered nothing Better than his Own Fortune', Sir John Wolfe-Barry, January 26, 1905 (B197914.109)
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Trade Union Officials; 'The Labourer is Worthy of his Hire', Mr. Will Crooks, April 6, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'Billy', William Arthur Hamar Bass, September 14, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Theatre; 'The Duffer', Mr. Weedon Grossmith, November 16, 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'The Heritage of Wol'. The Rt. Hon. H.O. Armold-Forester. April 24 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'A most discreet Under Secretary, drawn for the first time'. The Earl of Donoughmore. February 9, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: LEGAR; 'A Popular Magistrate', Ernest Baggallay, July 13, 1905
- 1905