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RMG6XFYF–Members of the public arriving at Bow Street Court were searched before being allowed Admittance. Ian Ball, 26, of no fixed abode, appeared in the dock for two minutes, with each wrist handcuffed to a plain clothes officer. Ball was remanded in custody until March 28th, charged with attempting to murder Princess Anne's bodyguard, Inspector James Beaton, in Pall Mall.
RMHPW9CR–An illustration of The Fixed Quintain in the 14th Century scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1831. Believed copyright free.
RM2GGE7EY–A young woman carrying out the naming ceremony for the oil platform Graythorp II. In the early 1970s Laing Pipelines Offshore constructed the Graythorp fabrication yard and dry dock on the site of the old William Gray Shipyard. The company created a dry dock which was used for the construction of fixed platform North Sea drilling rigs for the BP North Sea Oil Project. The oil platform Graythorp I was launched on Saturday 29th June 1974 and on the weekend of 14th-15th June 1975, Graythorp II was named and floated out of the dock basin down the Seaton Channel to where it was handed over to its o
![The Horse Show at Islington [in London]: trying the hunters, 1864. View of '...the Trial of Hunters jumping over a framework of hurdles covered with furze-bushes to represent a hedge. The hurdles were fixed upon an axis which would revolve at the least touch; so that there was no fear of throwing down the horse whose feet should strike against them. The central area of the hall had been inclosed and covered with tan, so as to form a safe and convenient circus for the performance of these equine feats, and for the promenade of the different classes of horses, either led, ridden, or driven - wal Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGW9K/the-horse-show-at-islington-in-london-trying-the-hunters-1864-view-of-the-trial-of-hunters-jumping-over-a-framework-of-hurdles-covered-with-furze-bushes-to-represent-a-hedge-the-hurdles-were-fixed-upon-an-axis-which-would-revolve-at-the-least-touch-so-that-there-was-no-fear-of-throwing-down-the-horse-whose-feet-should-strike-against-them-the-central-area-of-the-hall-had-been-inclosed-and-covered-with-tan-so-as-to-form-a-safe-and-convenient-circus-for-the-performance-of-these-equine-feats-and-for-the-promenade-of-the-different-classes-of-horses-either-led-ridden-or-driven-wal-2WRGW9K.jpg "The Horse Show at Islington [in London]: trying the hunters, 1864. View of '...the Trial of Hunters jumping over a framework of hurdles covered with furze-bushes to represent a hedge. The hurdles were fixed upon an axis which would revolve at the least touch; so that there was no fear of throwing down the horse whose feet should strike against them. The central area of the hall had been inclosed and covered with tan, so as to form a safe and convenient circus for the performance of these equine feats, and for the promenade of the different classes of horses, either led, ridden, or driven - wal Stock Photo")
RM2WRGW9K–The Horse Show at Islington [in London]: trying the hunters, 1864. View of '...the Trial of Hunters jumping over a framework of hurdles covered with furze-bushes to represent a hedge. The hurdles were fixed upon an axis which would revolve at the least touch; so that there was no fear of throwing down the horse whose feet should strike against them. The central area of the hall had been inclosed and covered with tan, so as to form a safe and convenient circus for the performance of these equine feats, and for the promenade of the different classes of horses, either led, ridden, or driven - wal
RMDD200H–The image from the Nazi Propaganda shows a siren vehicle that warns the civilians during an air raid warning in July 1943. Place unknown. The Nazi Propaganda! on the back of the image is dated 1 July 1943: 'It may occur that the siren cannot be used due do desctructions. In such cases, the parts of the city which are concerned receive air raid warnings and 'all clear' signals via a mobile siren. Mounted on a motor vehicle, the sirens give the same alarm signals as the fixed sirens. The signal, however, lasts a little longer because the mobile siren has to drive slowly and the assigned route ca
RM2AKBD18–History of India . red pepper; and hence it is that, owing tothe irascibility of their tempers, gentleness is nevermet with in their dispositions. The ordinary dress worn by these people comprisesa turban, tunic, selah (loosemantle), and the janghiah(short drawers). Amongtheir horses are manymares, and among the of-fensive weapons used bythis tribe there are but fewfirearms, most of the menbeing armed with swords,spears, or arrows instead.The system of militaryservice established amongthem is this: each man,according to his grade,receives a fixed salary in cash and clothes every year.They call
RM2ABW2NB–Why Men Like to Drink. Improved Proms of Bleaching Cloth Yarn etc. DITTENHAVER'S ADJUSTABLE CLOTHES LINE POST. Test your Kerosene. TURNING A MOVABLE WHEEL AROUND A FIXED WHEEL., scientific american, 1868-03-21
RM2RRJ849–Fashions for December, 1858. 'Dress of green droguet, spotted with black velvet. The dress has two skirts and both have side trimmings, formed of rows of black velvet...The corsage, which fits closely to the figure, is pointed at the waist...The sleeves are wide, slit open at the inner part of the arm, and set in large plaits at the shoulder. The under sleeves consist of large puffs of muslin...Bonnet of grey terry, trimmed with groseille-coloured velvet...Ball Costume: Robe of white tarletane, with two flounces...Over the flounced robe is a tunic...gathered up at intervals in festoons, fixed
![. Anthropoid apes. Apes. 88 ANTHEOPOID APES. fingers, especially their tips; the nails are small and imperfect; the feet are broad, and covered both on their backs and soles with a thick skin. This tribe seems to worship nature. They have no fixed dwellings; they live chiefly on roots and honey, and exchange the latter, together with wax and other productions of their forests, for tobacco, clothes, and rice." * Nothing more, so far as I am aware, has been published concerning this race. The description given above leaves much to be desired. The asser- tion respecting the contracted finger Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDJ6FA/anthropoid-apes-apes-88-antheopoid-apes-fingers-especially-their-tips-the-nails-are-small-and-imperfect-the-feet-are-broad-and-covered-both-on-their-backs-and-soles-with-a-thick-skin-this-tribe-seems-to-worship-nature-they-have-no-fixed-dwellings-they-live-chiefly-on-roots-and-honey-and-exchange-the-latter-together-with-wax-and-other-productions-of-their-forests-for-tobacco-clothes-and-ricequot-nothing-more-so-far-as-i-am-aware-has-been-published-concerning-this-race-the-description-given-above-leaves-much-to-be-desired-the-asser-tion-respecting-the-contracted-finger-RDJ6FA.jpg ". Anthropoid apes. Apes. 88 ANTHEOPOID APES. fingers, especially their tips; the nails are small and imperfect; the feet are broad, and covered both on their backs and soles with a thick skin. This tribe seems to worship nature. They have no fixed dwellings; they live chiefly on roots and honey, and exchange the latter, together with wax and other productions of their forests, for tobacco, clothes, and rice." * Nothing more, so far as I am aware, has been published concerning this race. The description given above leaves much to be desired. The asser- tion respecting the contracted finger Stock Photo")
RMRDJ6FA–. Anthropoid apes. Apes. 88 ANTHEOPOID APES. fingers, especially their tips; the nails are small and imperfect; the feet are broad, and covered both on their backs and soles with a thick skin. This tribe seems to worship nature. They have no fixed dwellings; they live chiefly on roots and honey, and exchange the latter, together with wax and other productions of their forests, for tobacco, clothes, and rice." * Nothing more, so far as I am aware, has been published concerning this race. The description given above leaves much to be desired. The asser- tion respecting the contracted finger
RM2ABX2P5–AN IMPROVED CLOTHES RACK. A convenient attachment to bedsteads walls and other supports which can be easily swung out for use and as readily folded back out of the way and which will be firmly held as a means for hanging up clothes screws to the head frame of a bed or other support and on a concentric annular ridge of this fixed disk is mounted to turn an outer disk being held in place by loosely an eye pivoted thereto and projecting centrally from the inner face of a double-bowed spreader from WEIS' CLOTHES RACK ATTACHMENT. AN IMPROVED HAY COCKING MACHINE. ward and backward with the advance
RM2WRGTGB–Paris fashions for February, 1864. 'Fig. 1. Walking Dress. Dark brown silk robe, trimmed round the bottom of the skirt with a wide band of black velvet, surmounted by a torsade of chenille and a narrow lace ruching...the trimming of the skirt is completed by a silk ruching of the dress material. The sleeves are ornamented to match. Black velvet bonnet, enlivened on one side with violet feathers. Fig. 2. Ball Dress. This robe is in gros de Tours, of a white ground, with black brocaded flowers; the three fixed flounces are trimmed with a gauze ruching, edged with narrow black lace. Each of the f
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