Portrait of John Flamsteed (1646-1719) Finish:Single The Club was pro-Cromwell and

The Club was pro-Cromwell and on 30th January 1734 its provocative actions so infuriated people that they stoned the inn where the members were meeting

Lower figures described by the author as Bulimulus trifasciatus (now Bulimulus guadalupensis acutus) 'from Guadaloupe'

The Beach Boys visit the Tower of London

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Portrait of John Flamsteed (1646-1719) Finish:Single The Club was pro-Cromwell andThree quarter length painting of Flamsteed, seated on a high backed green upholstered chair, with a covered table on his left. He wears a black robe with white, squared collar. The sitter holds his right hand to his chest; the left rests on a brown leather bound volume of his own stellar observations [eventually published posthumously as Atlas Coelestis, 1729] on the tabletop. An architectural pillar is visible behind. John Flamsteed was elected a