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Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, Treasurer of the Navy with Robert Dundas, Esq. of Armiston, His Majesty's Advocate for Scotland
John Kay
1790
Captain Mingay, with a Porter Carrying Little Geordie Cranstoun in His Creel
John Kay
1784
Adam Ritchie
John Kay
1786
To the Right–About–Face: Sergeant-Major Patrick Gould and an Edinburgh Volunteer
John Kay
1797
Major Pilmer, Lord Napier, and Major Clarkson, Officers of the Hopetoun Fencibles
John Kay
1795
Mr. Pierie and Mr. Maxwell. The Ladies are in the costume of 1785
John Kay
1785
Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville, in the Uniform of the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers
John Kay
1795
Connoisseurs: Mr. WIlliam Scott, Mr. James Sibbald, George Fairholme, Esq. and James Kerr, Esq.
John Kay
1785
Rev. Dr. John Erskine
John Kay
1793
Jerome William Knapp, L.L.D, Deputy Clerk of Arraigns
John Kay
ca. 1794
Mr. Thomas Hay, surgeon and Sir James Stirling, late Lord Provost of Edinburgh
John Kay
1796
James Hume Rigg of Morton, Isaac Grant of Hilton, Archibald Stewart McArthur, Esq. of Ascog, Hon. Captain Leslie, John Leslie, Captain William Weymss, and Four Fashionable Ladies
John Kay
1785
Dr. Joseph Black
John Kay
1787
The Evening Walk: Captain James Justice of Justicehall and a Lady in the Costume of 1790
John Kay
1792
Robert Watt
John Kay
1794
Sir James Campbell of Andinglass, Bart., Lieutenant Colonel of the West Fencibles
John Kay
ca. 1785
Dr. John Shiells
John Kay
1791
Patent for Knighthood: Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville and Provost Sir James Stirling, Bart.
John Kay
1792
Generous Sportsman: The Hon. Ramsay Maule of Panmure
John Kay
1795
Lord Gardenstone, late one of the Lords of the Court of Session
John Kay
ca. 1784
Dr. William Cullen, Late Professor of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh
John Kay
ca. 1784
The Successful Candidate: Dr. Andrew Dalziel
John Kay
1789
Dr. James Gregory
John Kay
1797
Colonel Monro, a well-known Blue-Gown
John Kay
1801
Rev-d. Mr. Struthers of the Relief Congregation, College Street, Edinburgh
John Kay
1791
Major Montgomery of the West Fencibles, later Earl of Eglinton
John Kay
1785
The Old City Guardhouse of Edinburgh
John Kay
1786
John Kay, Drawn and Engraved by Himself
John Kay
1786
Francis Grose, Esq., F.A.S., or London and Perth
John Kay
1789
Robert Sym, Esq., Writer to the Signet
John Kay
1787
Lord Gardenstone, late one of the Lords of the Court of Session
John Kay
ca. 1784
Mary, Queen of Scots
John Kay
1791
Rev. Dr. Thomas Davidson of the Tollbooth Church
John Kay
1792
Rev. Robert Walker, one of the ministers of the High Church, Edinburgh
John Kay
1793
The Rev. William Beat, Minister of Kilrenny
John Kay
1787
John Finlayson, author of the Admonition to all Countries, and a believer in Mr. Brothers
John Kay
1797
Sir William Macleod-Bannatine, Lord Bannatine
John Kay
1799
George Fergusson, Lord Hermand
John Kay
1799
Lieutenant-General Richard Vyse, in command of the forces in Scotland
John Kay
1800
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
John Kay
1793