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Henry Iriving (1838-1905) English actor-manager, playing in the first production of The Bells which made him famous overnight

Cetawayo or Cetewayo (d1884) king of Zululand, South Africa 1873-1883. During the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879 Cetawayo was defeated at Ulundi and taken prisoner

Nicholas 1 (1796-1855) Emperor (Tsar) of Russia from 1825. Nicholas in military uniform. His ambition was to absorb Turkey into the Russian empire

Women and girls and a young boy at work in Bryant & Mays match factory, Fairfield Road, Bow, London. From The Illustrated London News (London, 1871). Engraving

South Wales Railway: Opening of the Chepstow Bridge, 1852. Wrought iron tubular suspension bridge over the river Wye at Chepstow

Marc Isambard Brunel (1769-1849), 1843. Brunel acknowledging the cheers of the crowd during the opening ceremony for the Thames Tunnel. The double arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843

Queen Victoria changing trains at Gloucester, 1849. Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859) favoured the 7ft 1/4inch (2.2m) broad gauge and designed the Great Western Railway accordingly

Thomas Vowler Short (1790-1872) English churchman. Bishop of St Asaph. Friend of John Keble and Edward Bouverie Pusey, members of the Oxford Movement (Tractarians)

Swindon station on the Great Western Railway, 1845. Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859) favoured broad gauge 7ft 1/4inch (2.2m) and designed the Great Western Railway accordingly

Greetings From Chicago
Postcard view of the Chicago River, Times-Daily News building, Wrigley building, Tribune tower and Equitable Building from the Chicago River

Bulletin of Latest News, Chinatown
Vintage linen postcard showing an elderly Chinese man and young girl reading news printed in Chinese hung on the exterior of a brick wall

Election Returns Are Broadcast
Washington, D.C.: June 6, 1938 Senator Clyde Herring of Iowa listens to Senatorial Primary election returns in his suite at the Mayflower Hotel

A Press Photographer
United States: 1938 A press photographer aims his flash camera

A Press Photographer
United States: c. 1936 A press photographer aims his camera

Comical Press Photographer
California: c. 1955 A comical photograph of a press photographer with lots of equipment and wearing oversize dark glasses

LA Times Newspaper Stand
Los Angeles, California: May 14, 1964 A Los Angeles Times newspaper stand in LA

New York Newspaper Stand
New York, New York: c. 1938 A newspaper stand at 3rd Avenue and 42nd Street

Headlines For Wall St. Crash
New York, New York: October 24, 1929. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle headlines for Black Thursday, the first day of the stock market crash of 1929

A Sketch For The Regents Speech On Mad-ass-sons Insanity, Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, Engraving 1812, Gabriel Blowing A Message A Bad News For You At James Madison

FDR Addresses Labor Strikes
Washington, D.C.: October 1, 1934 President Franklin Roosevelt tells of his plan to ask labor and industry for a truce from strikes and disorder until all means of settlement have been tried

School Sardinia. The news of the death of King Charles Albert, painting by Mr Ferri. engraving 1855

The Franco-Prussian War: at Pontaven, Brittany, News of the Armistice, France, 1871

Mr. Archibald Forbes (Daily News), War Correspondent

Front page of the Daily Mirror Newspaper Go Obama 2008 A. D
Front page of the Daily Mirror Newspaper Go Obama 2008

France, Paris, Le Petit Journal cover, 1907
Opening of a wireless telegraph link between Paris and Casablanca, showing men whose work made it possible the Frenchman, Edouard Branly (1844 - 1940), and the Italian

Stalingrad, world war ll: reading the latest news feb, 1943

Portrait of boy calling out wearing a bow tie

Newspaper clipping

Photographers, New York City, New York

Illustration of colonial mail service

Newspaper photographer with flashbulb camera

Portrait of man calling out

Cup of coffee F008 / 2047
Cup of coffee

Vegetable market, Mauritius C015 / 6496
Vegetable market. Market trader reading a newspaper at his stall. Photographed in Port Louis, Mauritius

US Treasury stock market teletypes, 1939 C016 / 4520
US Treasury stock market teletypes. US economist Archie Lockhead in his office at the US Treasury, Washington DC, USA, checking stock market news on teletypes

USS Shenandoah, 1920s C016 / 4325
USS Shenandoah at her mooring mast in Tacoma, Washington State, USA. This US Navy rigid airship was built from 1922 to 1923, and operated until it crashed in 1925

Passing on news, conceptual artwork
Passing on news. Conceptual artwork of a series of successively larger human mouths calling out. This can represent media communication where news can come from multiple sources passing on the same

Tablet computer use C013 / 6039
MODEL RELEASED. Tablet computer use. Young woman reaching from the touchscreen of a tablet computer in her kitchen while drinking tea

News of the World vintage advertising poster

Members of Coventry Volunteer Fire Brigade
Four members of the Coventry Volunteer Fire Brigade, in an Illustrated London News engraving

Magazine page, fire brigade sports news
A magazine page reporting London Fire Brigade sports news, depicting a weightlifting champion (Denis Ahern of Soho) and a winning athletics team (Frank Daniell of Tooting)

Page from the Southern Illustrated News, a Confederate newspaper published at Richmond, Virginia, 1863
CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER. Page from the Southern Illustrated News, a Confederate newspaper published at Richmond, Virginia, 1863

Newspaper vendors kiosk at Hamburg, Germany, with police news about the cholera epidemic
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC, 1892. Newspaper vendors kiosk at Hamburg, Germany, with police news about the cholera epidemic. Line engraving from a contemporary English newspaper

A Board of Health Doctor in a New York Tenement. Drawing by W. A. Rogers on the front page of Harpers Weekly
TENEMENT: DOCTOR, 1889. A Board of Health Doctor in a New York Tenement. Drawing by W.A. Rogers on the front page of Harpers Weekly, 10 August 1889

Kennedy Assassination, 1963
KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, 1963. The banner headline from The New Mexican (Santa Fe, New Mexico) of 23 November 1963 announcing the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy

JIMMY CARTER (1924- ). 39th President of the United States. President Carter photographed on 21 September 1977 at the news conference where he announced the resignation of Bert Lance as Director of

Death of Ulysses S. Grant
DEATH OF ULYSSES S. GRANT. Sculptor Karl Gerhardt preparing to take a death mask of Ulysses S. Grant. Front page of Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper, 1 August 1885

Mckinley Assassination
McKINLEY ASSASSINATION. Front page of the San Francisco Chronicle of 7 September 1901, reporting the assassination of the President William McKinley, at Buffalo, New York, the previous day

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