Sidney Collection (page 8)

Mr Sidney Webb later 1st Baron Passfield - British socialist
Sidney James Webb, 1st Baron Passfield (18591947), a British socialist, economist, reformer and a co-founder of the London School of Economics

Aerial view, Sidney, Delaware County, NY State, USA
Aerial view of Sidney, Delaware County, New York State, USA. Date: circa 1911

Training at the 44th Division Battle School, Tonbridge
Photograph showing Battle School Training, 1942, 44th Division Battle School, Tonbridge. One of 241 photographs collected by Col Philip Sidney Newton, 1805-1996

Clergyman and wife with African group
A white clergyman (Sidney) and his wife with a group of African people in costume. They had been performing a representation of a Brahman marriage. Date: 1912

Tate Britain Gallery - London
Tate Britain Gallery - Millbank, London. Opened in 1897, the front part of the building was designed by Sidney R. J. Smith with a classical portico and dome behind Date: 1905

Sylvia Sidney - American actress
Sylvia Sidney (1910-1999) - American actress of Romanian extraction. Star of stage and screen - rose to prominence in the 1930s. Date: circa 1930s

Thomas Sidney Cooper (1803-1902). Engraving. Colored
Thomas Sidney Cooper (1803-1902). English painter. Engraving after a painting by W. Ouless. The Iberian Illustration, 1891. Colored

Music cover, I Was Shaving Myself at the Time, written and composed by Fred Hastings, sung by Bernard Russell. circa 1890s

Music cover, Hop O My Thumb Two-Step by Hanid Alexander. 1910

The House of Commons in Walpoles Administration - with Arthur Onslow in the Speakers Chair and Sir Robert Walpole on the left

Music cover, The Geisha Lancers, based on melodies from The Geisha, by Sidney Jones, arranged by Carl Kiefert. 1896

Sidney Earl Godolphin
SIDNEY, first earl of GODOLPHIN, English statesman, Lord High Treasurer Date: 1645 - 1712

Sidney Earl Godolphin 2
SIDNEY, first earl of GODOLPHIN, English statesman, Lord High Treasurer Date: 1645 - 1712

Margaret Godolphin
MARGARET GODOLPHIN A charming portrait of the wife of Sidney, later earl Godolphin though sadly she died before she could be a countess. Date: 1652 - 1678

Sidney Godolphin, Poet
SIDNEY GODOLPHIN English royalist and poet. (Do not confuse with others of the same name !) Date: 1610 - 1643

Sidney Dillon, Financier
SIDNEY DILLON American financier with his autograph Date: 1812 - 1892

Sir Sidney Dacres
SIR SIDNEY COLPOYS DACRES British naval commander Date: 1805 - 1884

Thomas Sidney Cooper 2
THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER English artist, standing beside a mountain landscape. Date: 1803 - 1902

Thomas Sidney Cooper
THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER English artist, as a young man - he lived to be 99 ! Date: 1803 - 1902

Sidney Colvin
SIDNEY COLVIN - British artist and art critic, Slade Professor of Fine Art, director of the Fitzwilliam, Cambridge, Keeper of Prints & Drawings at British Museum. Date: 1845 - 1927

Philip Sidney (Oliver)
Sir Philip Sidney (1554 - 1586) - writer

Philip Sidney (Anon)
Sir Philip Sidney (1554 - 1586) - writer, depicted wearing a remarkably large ruff even by Elizabethan standards !

Sidney Smith (Anon)
Sir William Sidney Smith (1764 - 1840) naval commander 1790s

Sidney Smith (Opie)
Sir William Sidney Smith (1764 - 1840) naval commander

Sidney Smith (Chapman)
Sir William Sidney Smith (1764 - 1840) naval commander Date: 1798

Sidney Smith (Stainer)
Sir William Sidney Smith (1764 - 1840) naval commander Date: 1794

Dorothy Ctess Sunderland
Dorothy Sidney (1374 - 1400), countess of Sunderland wife of Henry, first earl, later married Robert Smythe

Algernon Sidney - 2
Algernon Sidney (1622 - 1683) statesman, of Republican leanings, which probably explains why he is not even a Sir let alone a noble Date: circa 1750

Algernon Sidney - 1
Algernon Sidney (1622 - 1683) statesman, of Republican leanings, which probably explains why he is not even a Sir let alone a noble

Algernon Sidney - 4
Algernon Sidney (1622 - 1683) statesman, of Republican leanings, which probably explains why he is not even a Sir let alone a noble

Low / Sir Sidney / Photo
SIR SIDNEY LOW Writer Date: 1857 - 1932

Sidney Fox (1911 - 1942), American film actress Date: 20th century

Sidney (Velasquez)
Sir Philip Sidney (1554 - 1586) - poet and soldier

Sidney (More)
Sir Philip Sidney (1554 - 1586) - poet and soldier

Sidney Herbert / Ill Times
SIDNEY HERBERT 1ST BARON HERBERT OF LEA 2nd son of the 11th Earl of Pembroke British MP from 1832 - 1860 Date: 1810 - 1861

Mrs Browns Tea Fight - Music Sheet Cover written by Charles Townley, composed by William Francis and sung with immense success by Sidney Franks. A drawn picture of Sidney Franks

Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1895
Sidney Webb(1859-1947) and Beatrice Webb(1858-1943), economists and social theorists, out walking with friends George Bernard Shaw and Graham Wallas. Date: 1895

Sidney Webb (Downey)
SIDNEY WEBB economist and social theorist Date: 1859-1947

Music cover, Ma sung by Miss Daisy Wood
Music cover, Ma, words by Sidney Clare, music by Con Conrad, sung by Miss Daisy Wood. 1921

Albert Sidney Johnston
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON Confederate general in the American Civil War Date: 1803 - 1862

The Way of the World by G Howard Watson and W P Sheen
Promotional postcard for The Way of the World by G. Howard Watson and W. P. Sheen. The image shows Sidney Crowe as Adele de la Roche. The circus lions can be seen behind her. Date: circa 1905

The Swineherd and the Princess by Alfred England
Reverse of a one-page promotional flyer for The Swineherd and the Princess by Alfred England, Sidney Cubitt and Otto David, from Hans Andersens story; music Carl St. Amory

Until we meet again - Music Sheet Cover, Waltz ballad, words by Stanley J. Damerell, music by Tolchard Evans and featured by Sidney Lipton and his Grosvenor House Dance Band

The echo of a serenade - Music Sheet Cover featured as Te Quiero Dijiste by Carlos Ramirez in the bathing beauty with Red Skelton, Esther Williams, Xavier Cugat and his orchestra

My Lady Molly by George H Jessop
Promotional booklet for Promotional postcard for My Lady Molly by George H. Jessop; music Sidney Jones. First produced at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 11th August 1902 and Terrys Theatre

Penshurst Place, near Tonbridge, Kent
Detail of a doorway and facade at Penshurst Place, near Tonbridge, Kent, ancestral home of the Sidney family, dating back to the 14th century. Date: 1809

Sir Philip Sidney (1554-1586) english poet, courtier, scholar, and soldier. Date: circa 1570

Lord Richard In The Pantry by Sidney Blow and Douglas Hoare
Promotional postcard for Lord Richard In The Pantry by Sidney Blow and Douglas Hoare from Martin Swaynes novel of 1912. First produced at the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool

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Sidney Sussex College, located in Cambridge, England, is not just a place of academic excellence but also holds historical significance. From the famous Sidney Street Siege in East London involving Winston Churchill to being mentioned in iconic literary works like "The Hound of the Baskervilles, " Sidney has left its mark. In Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, illustrator Sidney Paget brought the detective and his trusted companion Dr. John Watson to life. Their adventures unfolded within the pages of The Strand magazine, captivating readers with thrilling tales such as "The Adventure of Silver Blaze" and "Adventure of the Second Stain. " Paget's illustrations vividly depicted Holmes questioning suspects and working tirelessly on cases. As we delve into these stories, we find ourselves transported alongside Dr. Watson observing Sherlock Holmes diligently unraveling mysteries from their corner in a first-class carriage or witnessing him deep in thought while examining evidence. Doyle's words come alive through Paget's drawings, capturing our imagination as we join them on their investigations. Beyond literature, it also witnessed remarkable moments outside its walls. In 1956 at Colston Hall in Bristol, jazz legends Humphrey Lyttelton and Sidney Bechet graced its stage with their mesmerizing performances. From historic events like the infamous siege to fictional escapades woven by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself, Sidney remains an integral part of various narratives that have captivated audiences for generations. Whether it be through academia or artistic expression, this name continues to evoke curiosity and intrigue among those who encounter it – forever leaving an indelible mark on history and culture alike.