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RMG49YW7–PA NEWS PHOTO 12/2/58 FRANK SWIFT COFFIN BEING CARRIED BY FORMER PLAYING COLLEAGUES. HE DIED IN THE MUNICH AIRCRASH WHERE MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL TEAM WERE ON A EUROPEAN CUP VISIT TO BELGRADE WHEN THE BEA ELIZABETH AIRLINER CRASHED DOWN. OF THE FORTY PEOPLE ABOARD IT IS BELIEVED THERE WERE TWELVE SURVIVORS, FOUR CREW MEMBERS AND EIGHT PASSENGERS.(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) BERT SPROSTON TRAINER OF BOLTON, ALEX HERD, ERIC WESTWOOD AND LES MCDOWALL.
RMG6TA6B–The Top Storey Club in Bolton where 19 people were killed in a fire. Victims were found behind the fruit machine on the left, others around the bar. On the right are the windows from which some people jumped.
RMGCTM61–Historic Smithills Hall in Bolton, Lancashire. The oldest part of the house is the Great Hall, which was built in the late 14th century. It was the scene of the examination of George Marsh, the Protestant martyr, who was burnt at the stake in Chester in 1555, and for a long time the house has been a place of pilgrimage.
RM2J2DFBR–Reading 1-0 Bolton, league division three match at Elm Park, Saturday 5th October 1985. 11 league wins in a row. Media Attention for record equaling team.
RM2T61G21–Shrewsbury, UK. 07th Nov, 2023. Shrewsbury's Taylor Perry in attacking action taken during the EFL Sky Bet League 1 match between Shrewsbury Town and Bolton Wanderers at Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury, England on 7 November 2023. Photo by Stuart Leggett. Editorial use only, license required for commercial use. No use in betting, games or a single club/league/player publications. Credit: UK Sports Pics Ltd/Alamy Live News
RM2FWRD8N–Dutch national team against Bolton Wanderers 2-2 in Rotterdam. Fanger, 5 March 1952, sports, soccer, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time
![The British Archaeological Association at Exeter: west screen of Exeter Cathedral, 1861. 14th-century carved stone facade. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKC9K/the-british-archaeological-association-at-exeter-west-screen-of-exeter-cathedral-1861-14th-century-carved-stone-facade-from-a-photo-on-wood-by-t-bolton-published-in-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1861-2TBKC9K.jpg "The British Archaeological Association at Exeter: west screen of Exeter Cathedral, 1861. 14th-century carved stone facade. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861. Stock Photo")
RM2TBKC9K–The British Archaeological Association at Exeter: west screen of Exeter Cathedral, 1861. 14th-century carved stone facade. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861.
RMP7ANXM–Winter Hill fire, Lancashire, UK. 5 July 2018 - Fire and Rescue teams continue to battle the Winter Hill fire, one week after it first started. Teams from across the UK, including London and Nottinghamshire, are providing around the clock assistance to slow the advancing of the moorland fire. Credit: Benjamin Wareing/Alamy Live News
RMGCTM60–Historic Smithills Hall in Bolton, Lancashire. The oldest part of the house is the Great Hall, which was built in the late 14th century. It was the scene of the examination of George Marsh, the Protestant martyr, who was burnt at the stake in Chester in 1555, and for a long time the house has been a place of pilgrimage.
RM2BWFKXR–Investiture at Buckingham Palace . Left to right : Chief Superintendent Bolton of Birmingham MBE , Superintendent Collins , the Finger Print expert MBE leaving . 6 July 1925
RMG4GDJ7–PA NEWS PHOTO 8/6/84 THE PRINCESS OF WALES GREETS POP STARS IN THE FOYET OF THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL IN LONDON BEFORE A POP CONCERT. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MARK PINDER, STEVE BOLTON AND PAUL YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE LEAD SINGER GROUP 'THE ROYAL FAMILY'
RM2BW31WX–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Blackburn Dart torpedo bomber biplane aboard HMS Courageous . 26 April 1932 .
RM2T61G48–Shrewsbury, UK. 07th Nov, 2023. Shrewsbury's Tunmise Sobowale in action taken during the EFL Sky Bet League 1 match between Shrewsbury Town and Bolton Wanderers at Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury, England on 7 November 2023. Photo by Stuart Leggett. Editorial use only, license required for commercial use. No use in betting, games or a single club/league/player publications. Credit: UK Sports Pics Ltd/Alamy Live News
RM2FWRDAF–Dutch national team against Bolton Wanderers 2-2 in Rotterdam. Goalkeeper Landman, 5 March 1952, sports, soccer, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time
![The opening of the People's Park, Farnworth, near Bolton, Lancashire, 1864. Chancellor of the Exchequer and future prime minister William Ewart Gladstone speaking to the crowd. The banners read: 'The Working Man's Pleasure; The Rich & Poor [?]; Welcome Gladstone; Health to the Donor; Enjoyment of the People'. Farnworth Park was given to the people of Farnworth to provide a welcome rest from the daily drudge of the mills or mines. From "Illustrated London News", 1864. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGXWM/the-opening-of-the-peoples-park-farnworth-near-bolton-lancashire-1864-chancellor-of-the-exchequer-and-future-prime-minister-william-ewart-gladstone-speaking-to-the-crowd-the-banners-read-the-working-mans-pleasure-the-rich-amp-poor-welcome-gladstone-health-to-the-donor-enjoyment-of-the-people-farnworth-park-was-given-to-the-people-of-farnworth-to-provide-a-welcome-rest-from-the-daily-drudge-of-the-mills-or-mines-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1864-2WRGXWM.jpg "The opening of the People's Park, Farnworth, near Bolton, Lancashire, 1864. Chancellor of the Exchequer and future prime minister William Ewart Gladstone speaking to the crowd. The banners read: 'The Working Man's Pleasure; The Rich & Poor [?]; Welcome Gladstone; Health to the Donor; Enjoyment of the People'. Farnworth Park was given to the people of Farnworth to provide a welcome rest from the daily drudge of the mills or mines. From "Illustrated London News", 1864. Stock Photo")
RM2WRGXWM–The opening of the People's Park, Farnworth, near Bolton, Lancashire, 1864. Chancellor of the Exchequer and future prime minister William Ewart Gladstone speaking to the crowd. The banners read: 'The Working Man's Pleasure; The Rich & Poor [?]; Welcome Gladstone; Health to the Donor; Enjoyment of the People'. Farnworth Park was given to the people of Farnworth to provide a welcome rest from the daily drudge of the mills or mines. From "Illustrated London News", 1864.
RMGB9313–Britain's great freeze up has produced a spectacular curtain of icicles, 100 feet long, at Harwood, near Bolton, Lancashire.
RMG7A212–Lancashire steeplejack and TV personality Fred Dibnah climbs a 140 feet high mill chimney in Bolton to rescue the ginger tom cat, perched on high, which has held up the chimney's demolition.
RMG5X003–The Mistry family arrive in Britain. Naresh Mistry takes the hand of his sister at Gatwick Airport London as members of the Asian community arrive from Kenya. The Mistry family later settled in Bolton, Lancashire.
RM2BW3RPP–Frost stops Arsenal versus Bolton football match at Highbury . Players give demonstration . Because the ground was frozen and covered with ice the match between Arsenal and Bolton Wanderers at Highbury was cancelled . Instead , Arsenal players gave the crowd a demonstration . Photo shows , Joe Hulme , Frank Hill , Herbie Roberts , and Ray Bowden of Arsenal football club , sprinting round the ground . 21 December 1935
RMG4RXPK–Postman Barry Bolton ties up a mail bag at the South Western Sorting Office, Victoria, which will be delivered to the Queen Mother at Clarence House. The bag contains birthday mail, she has been receiving 2000 cards a day
RM2T61G44–Shrewsbury, UK. 07th Nov, 2023. Shrewsbury's Tunmise Sobowale in action taken during the EFL Sky Bet League 1 match between Shrewsbury Town and Bolton Wanderers at Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury, England on 7 November 2023. Photo by Stuart Leggett. Editorial use only, license required for commercial use. No use in betting, games or a single club/league/player publications. Credit: UK Sports Pics Ltd/Alamy Live News
RMG99JCH–The casualty department where a Doctor, who had contracted AIDS, worked six shifts without informing the hospital about his illness.
RMG7CXMA–Prime Minister Harold Macmillan with his niece, the Duchess of Devonshire and her daughter Lady Sophia Cavendish.
RM2FWRD9M–Dutch national team against Bolton Wanderers 2-2 in Rotterdam. First Dutch goal, March 5, 1952, sports, soccer, The Netherlands, 20th century press agency photo, news to remember, documentary, historic photography 1945-1990, visual stories, human history of the Twentieth Century, capturing moments in time
![The Hall-i'-th'-Wood, near Bolton, the residence of Samuel Crompton, where he invented the spinning-mule, 1862. 'Remains of many old trees cut down to their roots, and a very few specimens of fine timber still standing, show that the name of the mansion was at one time entirely appropriate...The building is of considerable size, and was erected at two different periods; one portion - the materials being oak timber fancifully arranged, with the interstices filled up with plaster, in the style usually denominated "post and plaster" work - may be as old as the end of the fifteenth centu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WG0K4E/the-hall-i-th-wood-near-bolton-the-residence-of-samuel-crompton-where-he-invented-the-spinning-mule-1862-remains-of-many-old-trees-cut-down-to-their-roots-and-a-very-few-specimens-of-fine-timber-still-standing-show-that-the-name-of-the-mansion-was-at-one-time-entirely-appropriatethe-building-is-of-considerable-size-and-was-erected-at-two-different-periods-one-portion-the-materials-being-oak-timber-fancifully-arranged-with-the-interstices-filled-up-with-plaster-in-the-style-usually-denominated-quotpost-and-plasterquot-work-may-be-as-old-as-the-end-of-the-fifteenth-centu-2WG0K4E.jpg "The Hall-i'-th'-Wood, near Bolton, the residence of Samuel Crompton, where he invented the spinning-mule, 1862. 'Remains of many old trees cut down to their roots, and a very few specimens of fine timber still standing, show that the name of the mansion was at one time entirely appropriate...The building is of considerable size, and was erected at two different periods; one portion - the materials being oak timber fancifully arranged, with the interstices filled up with plaster, in the style usually denominated "post and plaster" work - may be as old as the end of the fifteenth centu Stock Photo")
RM2WG0K4E–The Hall-i'-th'-Wood, near Bolton, the residence of Samuel Crompton, where he invented the spinning-mule, 1862. 'Remains of many old trees cut down to their roots, and a very few specimens of fine timber still standing, show that the name of the mansion was at one time entirely appropriate...The building is of considerable size, and was erected at two different periods; one portion - the materials being oak timber fancifully arranged, with the interstices filled up with plaster, in the style usually denominated "post and plaster" work - may be as old as the end of the fifteenth centu
RMG8AYGK–Science and Technology - Experimental Aircrew Clothing - Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough
RM2BW966N–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in the plane aboard HMS Courageous ' for his flight . 26 April 1932 .
RMGBG3E8–Geoffrey Wenban of Bolton, an Assistant Experimental Officer prepares a trawler model for test at the new Ship Hydrodynamics Laboratory at Feltham, Middlesex.
RMG6YRN0–(From l-r) Lord Beveridge talks with Jo Grimond, Liberal leader in the Commons, and Frank Byers, the Party's candidate for Bolton East, at a reception given at Eastbourne, Sussex, on the eve of the Liberal Party's annual assembly.
RM2T61G23–Shrewsbury, UK. 07th Nov, 2023. Bolton's captain, Ricardo Almeida Santos appeals for an off the ball foul taken during the EFL Sky Bet League 1 match between Shrewsbury Town and Bolton Wanderers at Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury, England on 7 November 2023. Photo by Stuart Leggett. Editorial use only, license required for commercial use. No use in betting, games or a single club/league/player publications. Credit: UK Sports Pics Ltd/Alamy Live News
RMG95TXG–Mr. Harold Macmillan is pictured with other members of the party during the first days grouse shooting, near Bolton Abbey. Left to right: The Duke Of Devonshire; the Prime minister's nephew; Mr. Hugh Fraser, Secretary of State for Air; The Prime Minister; the Duchess of Devonshire, and Sir David Ormsby-Gore.
![Progress of the International Exhibition building: works of the Nave, Eastern Transept, and Dome, as seen from the South-West, 1861. The International Exhibition of 1862, or the Great London Exposition, was a world's fair held from 1 May to 1 November 1862, beside the gardens of the Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensington, on a site that now houses museums including the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKD0G/progress-of-the-international-exhibition-building-works-of-the-nave-eastern-transept-and-dome-as-seen-from-the-south-west-1861-the-international-exhibition-of-1862-or-the-great-london-exposition-was-a-worlds-fair-held-from-1-may-to-1-november-1862-beside-the-gardens-of-the-royal-horticultural-society-south-kensington-on-a-site-that-now-houses-museums-including-the-natural-history-museum-and-the-science-museum-from-a-photo-on-wood-by-t-bolton-published-in-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1861-2TBKD0G.jpg "Progress of the International Exhibition building: works of the Nave, Eastern Transept, and Dome, as seen from the South-West, 1861. The International Exhibition of 1862, or the Great London Exposition, was a world's fair held from 1 May to 1 November 1862, beside the gardens of the Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensington, on a site that now houses museums including the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861. Stock Photo")
RM2TBKD0G–Progress of the International Exhibition building: works of the Nave, Eastern Transept, and Dome, as seen from the South-West, 1861. The International Exhibition of 1862, or the Great London Exposition, was a world's fair held from 1 May to 1 November 1862, beside the gardens of the Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensington, on a site that now houses museums including the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum. From a 'photo on wood' by T. Bolton, published in "Illustrated London News", 1861.
RM2BW966Y–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous ' for his flight . 26 April 1932 .
RM2T61G42–Shrewsbury, UK. 07th Nov, 2023. Bolton's George Thomason & Dion Charles in attacking action as the ball goes past Shrewsbury's goalkeeper, Marko Maroši to put the visitors in front taken during the EFL Sky Bet League 1 match between Shrewsbury Town and Bolton Wanderers at Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury, England on 7 November 2023. Photo by Stuart Leggett. Editorial use only, license required for commercial use. No use in betting, games or a single club/league/player publications. Credit: UK Sports Pics Ltd/Alamy Live News
![Inauguration of the statue to Samuel Crompton, inventor of the spinning-mule, in Nelson-square, Bolton: Sunday-school children singing the national anthem, 1862. 'The mills were all closed, and large numbers...[of people] crowded the streets...[The statue] is a seated figure of Crompton, by W. Calder Marshall, R.A., and is executed in electro-plated bronze, by Elkingtons, of Birmingham. The likeness is taken from a portrait of Crompton, painted during his lifetime, and from a cast taken at his death by Baily...Mr. Henry Ashworth, cotton-spinner...addressed the assemblage, giving a brief descri Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WG0K5A/inauguration-of-the-statue-to-samuel-crompton-inventor-of-the-spinning-mule-in-nelson-square-bolton-sunday-school-children-singing-the-national-anthem-1862-the-mills-were-all-closed-and-large-numbers-of-people-crowded-the-streets-the-statue-is-a-seated-figure-of-crompton-by-w-calder-marshall-ra-and-is-executed-in-electro-plated-bronze-by-elkingtons-of-birmingham-the-likeness-is-taken-from-a-portrait-of-crompton-painted-during-his-lifetime-and-from-a-cast-taken-at-his-death-by-bailymr-henry-ashworth-cotton-spinneraddressed-the-assemblage-giving-a-brief-descri-2WG0K5A.jpg "Inauguration of the statue to Samuel Crompton, inventor of the spinning-mule, in Nelson-square, Bolton: Sunday-school children singing the national anthem, 1862. 'The mills were all closed, and large numbers...[of people] crowded the streets...[The statue] is a seated figure of Crompton, by W. Calder Marshall, R.A., and is executed in electro-plated bronze, by Elkingtons, of Birmingham. The likeness is taken from a portrait of Crompton, painted during his lifetime, and from a cast taken at his death by Baily...Mr. Henry Ashworth, cotton-spinner...addressed the assemblage, giving a brief descri Stock Photo")
RM2WG0K5A–Inauguration of the statue to Samuel Crompton, inventor of the spinning-mule, in Nelson-square, Bolton: Sunday-school children singing the national anthem, 1862. 'The mills were all closed, and large numbers...[of people] crowded the streets...[The statue] is a seated figure of Crompton, by W. Calder Marshall, R.A., and is executed in electro-plated bronze, by Elkingtons, of Birmingham. The likeness is taken from a portrait of Crompton, painted during his lifetime, and from a cast taken at his death by Baily...Mr. Henry Ashworth, cotton-spinner...addressed the assemblage, giving a brief descri
RM2BW30H8–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous taking off . 26 April 1932 .
RM2R4DJKT–Manufacture of Bayonets, 1856. Ryder's Patent Forge. 'The present war having caused an unusual demand for weapons...The Honourable Board of Ordnance therefore gladly availed themselves of the mechanical skill of Manchester and the surrounding towns to make up for the deficiency in the supply of bayonets...Mr. Francis Preston...is extensively employed in making the above articles...the pieces of steel for the blades are cut from a square bar, and then submitted to the action of the forging machine...This machine was invented by Mr. Ryder, of Bolton. It is very ingenious in its construction, and
RM2BW33XF–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous taking off . 26 April 1932 .
!["Maidenhood" - painted by G. E. Hicks - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting. '"Standing with reluctant feet, Where the brook and river meet, Womanhood and childhood fleet. Gazing with a timid glance On the brooklet's swift advance, On the river's broad expanse. Deep and still, that gliding stream Beautiful to thee must seem, As the river of a dream". So sings Mr. Longfellow, and so Mr. Hicks has not unsuccessfully sought to embody'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHAH/quotmaidenhoodquot-painted-by-g-e-hicks-from-the-exhibition-of-the-royal-academy-1856-engraving-of-a-painting-quotstanding-with-reluctant-feet-where-the-brook-and-river-meet-womanhood-and-childhood-fleet-gazing-with-a-timid-glance-on-the-brooklets-swift-advance-on-the-rivers-broad-expanse-deep-and-still-that-gliding-stream-beautiful-to-thee-must-seem-as-the-river-of-a-dreamquot-so-sings-mr-longfellow-and-so-mr-hicks-has-not-unsuccessfully-sought-to-embody-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DHAH.jpg ""Maidenhood" - painted by G. E. Hicks - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting. '"Standing with reluctant feet, Where the brook and river meet, Womanhood and childhood fleet. Gazing with a timid glance On the brooklet's swift advance, On the river's broad expanse. Deep and still, that gliding stream Beautiful to thee must seem, As the river of a dream". So sings Mr. Longfellow, and so Mr. Hicks has not unsuccessfully sought to embody'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DHAH–"Maidenhood" - painted by G. E. Hicks - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting. '"Standing with reluctant feet, Where the brook and river meet, Womanhood and childhood fleet. Gazing with a timid glance On the brooklet's swift advance, On the river's broad expanse. Deep and still, that gliding stream Beautiful to thee must seem, As the river of a dream". So sings Mr. Longfellow, and so Mr. Hicks has not unsuccessfully sought to embody'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
RM2BW31YT–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous taking off . 26 April 1932 .
![Incised pavement in Lichfield Cathedral, 1861. St Chad on horseback. 'Amongst the many noteworthy works comprised in the recent restorations, under G. G. Scott, R.A....is conspicuous the elaborately-wrought pavement...This work is principally remarkable from its representation of a process which has scarcely been recognised in our late revival of ancient art. We allude to the execution of "storied" pavements...rich with illustrations of sacred history and significance...The pavement...has been subdivided quarterly. In each division is a circular slab, upwards of 3ft. in diameter, of Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKD5J/incised-pavement-in-lichfield-cathedral-1861-st-chad-on-horseback-amongst-the-many-noteworthy-works-comprised-in-the-recent-restorations-under-g-g-scott-rais-conspicuous-the-elaborately-wrought-pavementthis-work-is-principally-remarkable-from-its-representation-of-a-process-which-has-scarcely-been-recognised-in-our-late-revival-of-ancient-art-we-allude-to-the-execution-of-quotstoriedquot-pavementsrich-with-illustrations-of-sacred-history-and-significancethe-pavementhas-been-subdivided-quarterly-in-each-division-is-a-circular-slab-upwards-of-3ft-in-diameter-of-2TBKD5J.jpg "Incised pavement in Lichfield Cathedral, 1861. St Chad on horseback. 'Amongst the many noteworthy works comprised in the recent restorations, under G. G. Scott, R.A....is conspicuous the elaborately-wrought pavement...This work is principally remarkable from its representation of a process which has scarcely been recognised in our late revival of ancient art. We allude to the execution of "storied" pavements...rich with illustrations of sacred history and significance...The pavement...has been subdivided quarterly. In each division is a circular slab, upwards of 3ft. in diameter, of Stock Photo")
RM2TBKD5J–Incised pavement in Lichfield Cathedral, 1861. St Chad on horseback. 'Amongst the many noteworthy works comprised in the recent restorations, under G. G. Scott, R.A....is conspicuous the elaborately-wrought pavement...This work is principally remarkable from its representation of a process which has scarcely been recognised in our late revival of ancient art. We allude to the execution of "storied" pavements...rich with illustrations of sacred history and significance...The pavement...has been subdivided quarterly. In each division is a circular slab, upwards of 3ft. in diameter, of
RM2BW32M0–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous landing on the flight deck . 26 April 1932 .
RM2BW96CE–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Blackburn Dart torpedo carrying plane returning to HMS Courageous after circling over the destroyers HMS Sesame and HMS Whirlwind . 26 April 1932 .
RM2BW32XR–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Courageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , First Lord of the Admiralty , walking on the deck of HMS Courageous with Rear Admiral RGH Henderson . 26 April 1932 .
RM2BW33ND–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , First Lord of the Admiralty , walking on the deck of HMS Courageous with Rear Admiral RGH Henderson . 26 April 1932 .
RM2BW32DE–First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell , left Portsmouth aboard the HMS Aircraft Carrier ' HMS Carageous ' and flew from the deck of the ship . He was present at the aerial training exercises of pilots attached to the aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton is the first ' First Lord ' to make a flight from an aircraft carrier . Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell ( centre ) in a Blackburn Dart aboard HMS Courageous landing on the flight deck . The deck hands can be seen ready to grab the wings in order to make the plane steady on the deck . 26 April 1932 .
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