ARTHUR WELLESLEY, 1ST DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852), 1841, by John Lucas RA (1807-1874)
LORD WILLIAM PAGET (1803-1873) by Francis William "Frank" Wilkin (1790/1-1842)
MARIA HARRIET HESKETH (1826-1905) m.1845, at Rufford Old Hall, Lancashire.
LADY FLORENCE PAGET AS A GIRL (1842-1881) by The Honourable Henry Graves (1818-1882), painting on the Middle Landing at Plas Newydd, Anglesey
LADY CAROLINE VILLIERS, LADY PAGET, AND HER SON HENRY by John Hoppner, RA (1758-1810), painting in the Music Room at Plas Newydd, Anglesey
CAPTAIN RICHARD PHELIPS, 1825-1889, in the Lower Maybank Corridor at Montacute House, Somerset
CHARLES PHELIPS, 1794-1869, in the Lower Maybank Corridor at Montacute House, Somerset
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770 - 1850) by unknown artist
GIRL IN BLUE DRESSING A DOLL by James Crayer (Dutch, nineteenth century)
HON. GERALD AGAR-ROBARTES later 7th Viscount Clifden, by John Hanson Walker (1844-1933).
WILLIAM GIBBS by Sir William Boxall, RA, 1859
HENRY, LORD PAGET, LATER 1ST EARL OF UXBRIDGE (1744-1812), English School, c.1760s, painting in the Ante-Room at Plas Newydd, Anglesey.
Portrait of Sir John Cust, 3rd Bt, (1718-1770) by Sir Joshua Reynolds PRA (1723-1792), 1767-8
PORTRAIT OF WOLFE AT QUEBEC, a reproduction of one by Shaak
PORTRAIT OF ELIZABETH CATHERINE CAROLINE HERVEY (1780-1803) (1780-1803)
THE HON. JOHN CUST (1779-1853) AND HIS BROTHER THE HON. HENRY CUST (1780-1861) by John Hoppner, R.A. 1795
HENRIETTA, COUNTESS OF ONSLOW, daughter of Sir John Shelley, Bart, wife of George, 1st. Earl of Onslow, by John Russell, 1745-1806, in the Morning Room at Clandon, post-conservation.
PORTRAIT OF MARGARET MASKELYNE, LADY CLIVE, by Nathanial Dance
THE HON. PHILIP YORKE, LATER 2ND EARL OF HARDWICKE (1720-90) by Allan Ramsay
PORTRAIT OF MARY, DAUGHTER OF THE MARQUIS OF POWIS, WIFE TO LORD VISCOUNT MONTAGUE by Du Troy at Coughton Court
SIR HENRY BANKES by William Hoare of Bath
SIR ROWLAND WINN, 4TH BARONET, by Henry Pickering, 1752, in the Dining Room at Nostell Priory
JAMES WILLIS (1761-1817) by John Russell, R.A.
WILLIAM CONYNGHAM THE YOUNGER (died 1721), English School. c.1700, the builder of Springhill, Co. Londonderry.
