Helix janthina [marine snail] mb-width 4507 along a street which is

along a street which is strewn with large stones on which are heads of members of the opposition

'Two Girls in Black'

The instrument was made by John Newman of Lisle Street London and used by William Edward Parry's 1819-1820 expedition Baffin Bay aboard HMS Hecla

the Prince of Wales was in great danger and his recovery sparked a outburst of public support for the monarchy and a thanksgiving service was held at St Paul's at the end of February 1872

Helix janthina [marine snail] mb-width 4507 along a street which isPlate 13 from the paper 'The distinguishing characters between the ova of the Sepia, and those of the vermes testacea, that live in water, explained', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 107 (1817), pp. 297 301. Seven figures including details of the shell of Helix janthina [Janthina janthina] with magnified images of ova and internal chambers. The work is inscribed with publication and plate details. Signed lower