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pictured wearing black silk cocktail dress
the disestablishment of the Irish Church
entitled 'A General Description of the Air-Pump made use of in the following Experiments'
Plate 49 from the paper 'Observations on the genus planaria'
Stone antiquities found at Netherby Size:Standard: 6 x 4in pictured wearing black silk cocktailStone antiquities found at Netherby 'I: A Ceres II: A terminus, a female fawn III: three soldiers in pointed hooded cloaks, holding stones.'. Illustration from A tour in Scotland and voyage to the Hebrides, by Thomas Pennant (Chester, 1774). Thomas Pennant (17261798), naturalist, traveller, and writer was the author of a number of popular travel narratives of Britain, in the eighteenth century. He first made a tour of Scotland in 1769. Original: