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RMG4AH3G–PA NEWS PHOTO 1/11/82 THE CARTOON COMPARING FIREWORKS INJURIES WITH THOSE SUFFERED BY BRITISH TROOPS IN THE FALKLANDS WAS ATTACKED BY A GOVERNMENT MINISTER IN LONDON TODAY. THE CARTOON ISSUED BY THE BRITISH SAFETY COUNCIL SAYS THAT HORRIFIC BURNS AND MUTILATIONS CAUSED BY FIREWORKS WERE LIKE THOSE IN WAR. ARMED FORCES MINISTER PETER BAKER SAID 'IT IS IN BAD TASTE AND ILL JUDGED. I WOULD HOPE THAT THE COUNCIL WILL NOW WITHDRAW IT'
RM2BW1XKN–Zoo gorillas have first taste of the open air this year. Mek and Mojna, the London zoo's famous gorillas are having their first taste of their open-air caged this season and are attracting large crowds by their antics. Although five years old, the gorillas are still only half grown. They were brought from the French Congo. Photo shows,Mok and Moina chore the interests of the crowd as they appear for the first time in their open-air cage this year. 21 May 1937
RMG852HM–Sheila McDonnell, 21, of Benfleet, Essex, steps aboard a 1907 Unic taxi cab outside the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London. In the driver's seat of the taxi is another veteran - George Todd, 75, who is the oldest London cabbie still on the road. He was one of 300 London taxi drivers who lunched at the new Royal Lancaster as guests of the management - so they would get a taste of what the passengers they drop at the hotel entrance get for their money.
RM2BW3F5B–Swiss yodellers arrive in London . To sing at Albert Hall . A party of Swiss Yodellers , dressed in national costume arrived at Victoria STation to sing at the Royal Albert Hall tomorrow ( Saturday ) . They were welcomed by Mr C B Paravicini , the Swiss Minister in London . There were 16 members . Photo shows , Gritli Wenger a singer from Thun on Lake Thun , giving London a taste of her skill . 6 March 1936
RMGB8351–At the invitation of the Chairman of the House of Commons Catering sub-committee, Mr Charles Irving, MP for Cheltenham (centre), home-made jam from many parts of the country arrived at the Palace of Westminster for MPs to taste. The jam is made by Women's Institutes members. Watching the tasting, Mrs Patricia Batty Shaw of Norfolk (left), the NFWI chairman; Mrs Judy Boffey (right) of NFWT Executive, and Mr Gerry Neale, MP for Cornwall North.
RM2BW1YYD–Lord Mayor of London, Sir George Broadbridge, drives in state through Paris to City Hall. Thousands of people collected in the streets of Paris to cheer Sir George Broadbridge, Lord Mayor of London, as he drove in his state ladau to the town Hall for an official reception by the municipal Council of Paris. The driver was a magnificent spectacle and gave Parisians a taste of the ancient and traditional pageantry of the city of London. 19. June 1937
RMG5N7NT–Playright John Osborne with actress Rita Tushingham, the former 1-a-week trainee from Liverpool 'rep' who takes the lead role in the film version of Shelagh Delaney's 'A Taste Of Honey' at the Leicester Square Theatre, London. The film is from Osbourne's Woddfall Company.
RM2M3JWJG–Lecture on cookery attended by a well-heeled crowd at the London International Exhibition of 1873. The short lectures, by Mr Buckmaster, accompanied demonstrations of the best methods of cooking different kinds of food. Guests could, on payment of a small fee, taste the prepared dishes. Queen Victoria attended one of Mr Buckmaster's lectures, and tasted an omelette fine herbes before inspecting German military cooking apparatus. 1873
RMGA2HYD–The award for the Best British Dramatic Screenplay in 1961, given to Shelagh Delaney and Tony Richardson for the film 'A Taste of Honey', is accepted on their behalf by Rita Tushingham and Murray Melvin from Richard Attenborough (left) at the first annual awards dinner of the Television and Screen Writers' Guild at the Dorchester Hotel. London. Miss Tushingham and Mr. Melvin gave highly praised performances in the film. Mr. Attenborough was one of a number of stars who presented the Guild's awards to screen writers for films and television in 1961.
RMR3DP2B–The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director. Being a Large Collection of the Most Elegant and Useful Designs of Household Furniture in the Gothic, Chinese and Modern Taste. Designer: Designed, printed for, and sold by Thomas Chippendale (British, baptised Otley, West Yorkshire 1718-1779 London). Dimensions: 17 3/16 x 11 7/16 x 1 3/4 in. (43.7 x 29 x 4.5 cm). Published in: London. Date: 1754. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RMG4HHB6–Rush-hour at London's Cannon Street station and not a train in sight. This was a taste of the double misery faced by commuters struggling in to work, with the third recent one-day rail strike and Arctic conditions caused by a blizzard throughout southern Britain.
RMMNXKEJ–. Taste in High Life . circa 1742. William Hogarth (1697–1764) Description British painter and engraver Date of birth/death 10 November 1697 25 October 1764 Location of birth/death London London Work location London, Chiswick Authority control : Q171344 VIAF: 17268409 ISNI: 0000 0001 2099 3749 ULAN: 500004242 LCCN: n80126106 NLA: 35201047 WorldCat 1162 Tasteinhighlife-detail
RM2PN04G0–File photo dated 26/04/62 of the award for the Best British Dramatic Screenplay in 1961, given to Shelagh Delaney and Tony Richardson for the film 'A Taste of Honey', being accepted on their behalf by Rita Tushingham and Murray Melvin from Richard Attenborough (left) at the first annual awards dinner of the Television and Screen Writers' Guild at the Dorchester Hotel. London. Torchwood actor Murray Melvin's death on Friday was announced by a friend, who said the actor had 'never fully recovered' from a fall in December, before he died aged 90 . Issue date: Saturday April 15, 2023.
RM2M3RF4B–Advertisement for Garrould's of Edgware Road, London, highlighting their uniforms for staff. 'Distinguished hostesses who take a personal interest in their entertaining to express their artistry and good taste, select uniforms for their staff at Garrould's'. The uniform shown comprises a white organdie apron with a wine blue or green embroidered sprig, cap to match with two goffered frills at top and bottom, velvet ribbon to match and collar and cuffs to match. Date: 1938
RMB54T94–Holidays: Barbara Synder, 23 year old Air Stewardess from Long Island, America, in London for 1 week as winner of an American Competition for 'Girls with Taste'. Miss Snyder has spent one week in Paris and is one of 10 winners of the competition which drew 39,000 entries seen here with the footman of the Dorchester hotel. August 1953 D4084
RMRPRRRM–RITA TUSHINGHAM wurde am 14. März 1942 in Liverpool geboren. Nach dem Schauspielunterricht am Liverpool Playhouse gab sie 1960 ihr Bühnendebüt. Ihre erste Filmrolle hatte sie im darauf folgenden Jahr in 'A Taste of Honey'. Für ihre Darstellung der Jo erhielt sie den Darsteller-Preis in Cannes und den Nachwuchspreis der Britischen Filmakademie. In den 60er Jahren spielte sie in vielen Realismus-Filmen, wie 'A Girl With Green Eyes' (1964). Ende der 60er Jahre wird Rita Tushingham mit ihrer Rolle in James Ivorys Film 'The Guru' zum Symbol des Swinging London. Mit ihrem Mann, dem Fotografen und Re
RF2H7RN63–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
![Saloon of Her Majesty's carriage on the London and North-Western Railway, 1861. 'State carriage...constructed expressly for the use of [Queen Victoria], the Prince Consort, and suite, the cost of which, it is stated, exceeded £3000. The design of this magnificent specimen of railway carriage architecture was in the main prepared by and carried out under the direction of Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager, and Mr. H. P, Bruyeres, the general superintendent of the London and North-Western Railway...The interior of the Royal saloon presents a coup d'oeil combining the most refined taste and e Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKCH7/saloon-of-her-majestys-carriage-on-the-london-and-north-western-railway-1861-state-carriageconstructed-expressly-for-the-use-of-queen-victoria-the-prince-consort-and-suite-the-cost-of-which-it-is-stated-exceeded-xa33000-the-design-of-this-magnificent-specimen-of-railway-carriage-architecture-was-in-the-main-prepared-by-and-carried-out-under-the-direction-of-mr-cawkwell-the-general-manager-and-mr-h-p-bruyeres-the-general-superintendent-of-the-london-and-north-western-railwaythe-interior-of-the-royal-saloon-presents-a-coup-doeil-combining-the-most-refined-taste-and-e-2TBKCH7.jpg "Saloon of Her Majesty's carriage on the London and North-Western Railway, 1861. 'State carriage...constructed expressly for the use of [Queen Victoria], the Prince Consort, and suite, the cost of which, it is stated, exceeded £3000. The design of this magnificent specimen of railway carriage architecture was in the main prepared by and carried out under the direction of Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager, and Mr. H. P, Bruyeres, the general superintendent of the London and North-Western Railway...The interior of the Royal saloon presents a coup d'oeil combining the most refined taste and e Stock Photo")
RM2TBKCH7–Saloon of Her Majesty's carriage on the London and North-Western Railway, 1861. 'State carriage...constructed expressly for the use of [Queen Victoria], the Prince Consort, and suite, the cost of which, it is stated, exceeded £3000. The design of this magnificent specimen of railway carriage architecture was in the main prepared by and carried out under the direction of Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager, and Mr. H. P, Bruyeres, the general superintendent of the London and North-Western Railway...The interior of the Royal saloon presents a coup d'oeil combining the most refined taste and e
RM2RE2XP7–London, England: September 15, 1947 The Royal Family prepares for the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Phillip Mountbatten. L-R: Princess Elizabeth, Lt. Mountbattten, Queen Elizabeth, King George, and Princess Margaret Rose.
RM2BW1YRF–Lord Mayor of London, Sir George Broadbridge, drives in state through Paris to City Hall. Thousands of people collected in the streets of Paris to cheer Sir George Broadbridge, Lord Mayor of London, as he drove in his state ladau to the town Hall for an official reception by the municipal Council of Paris. The driver was a magnificent spectacle and gave Parisians a taste of the ancient and traditional pageantry of the city of London. 19. June 1937
RM2X1MFAW–ITALY : EIGHT ARMYCHRISTMAS WITH THE TROOPS IN THE FIELD - Dvr. J.E. Insley of 2 Ducie Street, Clapham, London, gives Sgt. John Rooke, Royal Signals, of 295 Brompton Road, London, a taste of the sample Christmas fare, British Army
RM2GC43DM–Behind the scenes at a state banquet. Homecoming banquet for Queen Elizabeth II at the Mansion House, London after her Commonwealth Tour in 1954. The catering firm of Ring & Brymer (Birch’s) Ltd have handled the catering at every Coronation banquet given by the Corporation of London since Queen Victoria’s Coronation and have catered for more crowned heads than any other firm in the world. 19 May 1954 Photo shows: In his office in Sun Street in the City of London , Lindsay Ring , general manager , tests the 1934 Tuke Holdsworth port which was served to the Queen with Strawberry Melba . Head cel
RM2HJ419R–Cup with cover ca. 1664 British, London The inscription underfoot records that this cup was given by King Charles II to his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Anthony Ashley, in 1664. The royal emblems engraved on the lobed walls and cover, and the absence of hallmarks—the king was exempt from taxation on silver—reconfirm that this cup bears witness to royal taste and royal bounty.. Cup with cover 205061
RM2HX5XA8–New Champion Takes The Cake - Terry Allen, new world flyweight champion, can't wait to take a taste of this huge cake, appropriately ornamented with a boxing ring, presented to him to-day (Monday) in Chapel Street market, Islington, North London - where he was once a barrow boy. At left is Allen's wife.The market was crowded for the presentation of the cake, given by a local baker. May 1, 1950. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
RMERGK71–Masquerades and - Burlington Gate or The Bad Taste of the Town 1723 by William Hogarth 1723 . Middle figure in centre is Lord
RM2HX4JC2–Women Queue To See 'Heath' -- Women and young girls jostled with each other to catch a glimpse of Neville George Clevely Heath at Brighton, while he was actually spending his last hours in the condemned cell at Pentonville Prison, London.The 'Heath' they saw was a waxwork effigy, dressed in brown sports jacket and grey flannels similar to the clothes he wore when he was arrested at Bournemouth. Admission to the waxworks costs 7d., and most people have been ignoring all other exhibits, making straight for that of Heath. Opinions have been expressed that it is 'in very taste' to show the figure
RMP09D04–. English: Fleuron from book: A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster. With some Reflections on the Use of Sepulchral Monuments; as also a scheme Shewing the Dimensions of St. Peter's Church at Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral at London; and a preface, being an Essay on Taste. To all which is added, an appendix, containing A Dispute between the Weekly Miscellany and the Author; and a compleat Alphabetical Index. 145 A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster Fleuron T
RM2R8T01A–Miss Maggie Teyte -- A noted English soprano who arrived from London by the R.M.S Orsova today, to commence a concert tour of Australia with Mr. Tudor Davies. Miss Teyte is a native of Wolverhampton, England, and studied under Jean de Reszke, the celebrated tenor. She made her operative debut in Paris and sang for several seasons at Govent Gardens. She speaks in high praise of the work done by the British Broadcasting Corporation in fostering musical taste and Keenness in England. This is her first visit to Australia. October 2, 1933.
RME981TY–Jan 4, 1966 - London, England, United Kingdom - Model TERESA FRAEY wears 'Daredevil' a Registry office three opiece bridal suit in white Crimplene. Whit lace stockings teamed with a polo neck blouse also in white lace and matching cap headdress with a peak veil completes her outfit. The bridal range is inspired by 1966's taste for gadget-packed living and was created by designer Louis Young for the bride of 1966. The collection reveals styles that are squared, tubular and triangles. The models were instructed to walk like clockwork dolls. The grooms were robots and daleks. Young said 'Life has
RMB53D6B–Fashion 1960s A dress for the Alpine Bride. In a way it's a conventional wedding outfit. It's made in white satin and it's sumptuous enough for any bridge's taste. On the unconventional side the fox fur hood, the fur-trimmed boots, and the ski sticks instead of a bouquet. This winter wedding outfit, worn by model Patricia Donald-Smith, was the highlight of a skiwear fashion show held at the Dior boutique in London yesterday (Wednesday 17-11-65). The theme of the show was ski and after ski wear, and it's difficult to see where a wedding dress fits into this scheme of things
RM2HW5EAA–The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain's top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film 'Lord Kitchener's Little Drummer Boys'. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year. Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of what's to come 29th March 1968. Pictured (l to r) Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg & Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight
RF2H7RNKG–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
RM2R4DJ46–The London Season - Going to the Drawingroom, 1856. London debutante going to be presented at Buckingham Palace. 'Since a certain richness of apparel and profusion of trimming are now the rule, even in ordinary toilets, her Majesty's Drawingroom...afforded, as may be supposed, ample scope for a display of gorgeous costumes...For young married ladies...or for young ladies who have already made their debut, it is considered in the best taste to have the train and the skirt of the same colour, and the head-dress to correspond with them as much as possible...As our readers are probably aware, the
RMG53PX3–The Duke and Duchess of York arrive at London's Odeon Cinema, Marble Arch, for the world premiere of the film 'White Mischief', starring Greta Scacchi and Joss Ackland.
RM2BW2MRH–Making the christmas pudding is an enjoying task for the Royal Artillery, Woolwich. 6 December 1935
RM2AGACF0–. English ironwork of the XVIIth & XVIIIth centuries; an historical & analytical account of the development of exterior smithcraft. sign ofthese, though poor, are onthe old lines .^ It was notuntil the , brothers Adam,began to effect their grea?change of style and taste that the light and graceful balconies,generally somewhat geometric in design, came into vogue.Almost every house erected on the London estates during theirperiod, which lasted nearly to the plose of the century, and for afleast a decade after their deaths, were provided witl^ balconies,the designs for which, though varied, are
RMP09D0D–. English: Fleuron from book: A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster. With some Reflections on the Use of Sepulchral Monuments; as also a scheme Shewing the Dimensions of St. Peter's Church at Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral at London; and a preface, being an Essay on Taste. To all which is added, an appendix, containing A Dispute between the Weekly Miscellany and the Author; and a compleat Alphabetical Index. 145 A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster Fleuron T
RM2ABTHH8–granted before trial on other complaint I. au Citizen Genie the hero of having purchas ed the high priced ticket at Jenny Lind's first concert a men of energy taste and grand im pulses challenges the whole of the hatters! in London to produce a specimen of a hat equal and the stakes to be handsome and devoted to some charitable purpose. We have n doubt but Genia will come off with flying co lors if his challenge is accepted—but we sus pect the affair will never come off., scientific american, 1851-08-16
RMPG4CG9–. Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebrates . Senses and sensation; Vertebrates. ALBERT R. MANN LIBRARY New York State Colleges OF Agriculture and Home Economics. Cornell University. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Parker, George Howard, 1864-1955. Philadelphia ; London : J. B. Lippincott Company
RM2R5YJ07–Milan Italy 1995-09-29 : Glenn Hughes during the photo session before the press conference
RM2HW6817–The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain's top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film 'Lord Kitchener's Little Drummer Boys'. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year. Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of what's to come 29th March 1968. Pictured (l to r) Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg & Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight
RF2H7RN6M–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
![The Nottingham and Midland Counties Industrial Exhibition, 1865. Engraving from a photograph by Messrs. John Burton and Sons. 'The contents of this exhibition are, in a great measure, the product of the ingenuity and taste of the working men of Nottingham, who have, in their leisure hours, employed themselves in constructing models and various specimens of art...it is to be hoped that the experiment will be justified, in a pecuniary sense, by the amount of public support bestowed on the exhibition'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21X4R/the-nottingham-and-midland-counties-industrial-exhibition-1865-engraving-from-a-photograph-by-messrs-john-burton-and-sons-the-contents-of-this-exhibition-are-in-a-great-measure-the-product-of-the-ingenuity-and-taste-of-the-working-men-of-nottingham-who-have-in-their-leisure-hours-employed-themselves-in-constructing-models-and-various-specimens-of-artit-is-to-be-hoped-that-the-experiment-will-be-justified-in-a-pecuniary-sense-by-the-amount-of-public-support-bestowed-on-the-exhibition-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1865-2X21X4R.jpg "The Nottingham and Midland Counties Industrial Exhibition, 1865. Engraving from a photograph by Messrs. John Burton and Sons. 'The contents of this exhibition are, in a great measure, the product of the ingenuity and taste of the working men of Nottingham, who have, in their leisure hours, employed themselves in constructing models and various specimens of art...it is to be hoped that the experiment will be justified, in a pecuniary sense, by the amount of public support bestowed on the exhibition'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865. Stock Photo")
RM2X21X4R–The Nottingham and Midland Counties Industrial Exhibition, 1865. Engraving from a photograph by Messrs. John Burton and Sons. 'The contents of this exhibition are, in a great measure, the product of the ingenuity and taste of the working men of Nottingham, who have, in their leisure hours, employed themselves in constructing models and various specimens of art...it is to be hoped that the experiment will be justified, in a pecuniary sense, by the amount of public support bestowed on the exhibition'. From "Illustrated London News", 1865.
![. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . , then, notdiscolour the gleam by any dark colouring of ourown. In fact, oh ! reader, let us think, and make,the best of the world. In spite of the gloomy elo-quence of our English Job—Dr. Johnson, or thekeen gibe of our English Democritus— MrThackeray, i* it not true that in the long run,in the Game of Life, Hearts are Trumps ? THE END. LONDON ; VreETECT.Y BROTHERS A.ND CO. TdlNTERS AND ENGRAVERS, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CE28E2/christmas-cheer-electronic-resource-in-three-courses-more-than-ordinary-ones-and-where-every-guest-will-get-his-dessert-and-a-taste-of-those-choice-spirits-that-cheer-but-not-inebriate-then-notdiscolour-the-gleam-by-any-dark-colouring-of-ourown-in-fact-oh-!-reader-let-us-think-and-makethe-best-of-the-world-in-spite-of-the-gloomy-elo-quence-of-our-english-jobdr-johnson-or-thekeen-gibe-of-our-english-democritus-mrthackeray-i-it-not-true-that-in-the-long-runin-the-game-of-life-hearts-are-trumps-the-end-london-vreetecty-brothers-and-co-tdlnters-and-engravers-2CE28E2.jpg ". Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . , then, notdiscolour the gleam by any dark colouring of ourown. In fact, oh ! reader, let us think, and make,the best of the world. In spite of the gloomy elo-quence of our English Job—Dr. Johnson, or thekeen gibe of our English Democritus— MrThackeray, i* it not true that in the long run,in the Game of Life, Hearts are Trumps ? THE END. LONDON ; VreETECT.Y BROTHERS A.ND CO. TdlNTERS AND ENGRAVERS, Stock Photo")
RM2CE28E2–. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . , then, notdiscolour the gleam by any dark colouring of ourown. In fact, oh ! reader, let us think, and make,the best of the world. In spite of the gloomy elo-quence of our English Job—Dr. Johnson, or thekeen gibe of our English Democritus— MrThackeray, i* it not true that in the long run,in the Game of Life, Hearts are Trumps ? THE END. LONDON ; VreETECT.Y BROTHERS A.ND CO. TdlNTERS AND ENGRAVERS,
RMP09D00–. English: Fleuron from book: A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster. With some Reflections on the Use of Sepulchral Monuments; as also a scheme Shewing the Dimensions of St. Peter's Church at Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral at London; and a preface, being an Essay on Taste. To all which is added, an appendix, containing A Dispute between the Weekly Miscellany and the Author; and a compleat Alphabetical Index. 145 A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster Fleuron T
RMPG1N2P–. Trees and shrubs : an abridgment of the Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum : containing the hardy trees and schrubs of Britain, native and foreign, scientifically and popularly described : with their propagation, culture and uses and engravings of nearly all the species. Trees; Shrubs; Forests and forestry. ITi'il. LadmsndlilUs. torish taste. The plant requires a good free soil, and it will not thrive in the open air, in a climate much colder than that gf the environs of London. It is generally propagated by layers; but, as the berries are ripened in the South of England, and can be had in
RM2R5YJ06–Milan Italy 1995-09-29 : Glenn Hughes during the photo session before the press conference
RM2HW6RH8–The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain's top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film 'Lord Kitchener's Little Drummer Boys'. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year. Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of what's to come 29th March 1968. Pictured (l to r) Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg & Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight
RF2H7RN8T–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
![Breakfast-Room in the late Mr. Rogers's Residence, St. James's-Place, 1856. English poet Samuel Rogers '...had a catholic taste in art, with a sympathy for all schools. Within his bachelor's abode - the house of a man whose income probably never exceeded five thousand pounds a year - were to be seen choice examples of the several Italian schools, of the schools of Flanders, Spain, France, Holland, and his own country'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DK23/breakfast-room-in-the-late-mr-rogerss-residence-st-jamess-place-1856-english-poet-samuel-rogers-had-a-catholic-taste-in-art-with-a-sympathy-for-all-schools-within-his-bachelors-abode-the-house-of-a-man-whose-income-probably-never-exceeded-five-thousand-pounds-a-year-were-to-be-seen-choice-examples-of-the-several-italian-schools-of-the-schools-of-flanders-spain-france-holland-and-his-own-country-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DK23.jpg "Breakfast-Room in the late Mr. Rogers's Residence, St. James's-Place, 1856. English poet Samuel Rogers '...had a catholic taste in art, with a sympathy for all schools. Within his bachelor's abode - the house of a man whose income probably never exceeded five thousand pounds a year - were to be seen choice examples of the several Italian schools, of the schools of Flanders, Spain, France, Holland, and his own country'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DK23–Breakfast-Room in the late Mr. Rogers's Residence, St. James's-Place, 1856. English poet Samuel Rogers '...had a catholic taste in art, with a sympathy for all schools. Within his bachelor's abode - the house of a man whose income probably never exceeded five thousand pounds a year - were to be seen choice examples of the several Italian schools, of the schools of Flanders, Spain, France, Holland, and his own country'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
![. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . gold watch, it s time to be going. What say you todropping in at the theatre, glancing afterwards at the London, and winding up at my rooms—I vetaken a set on shore for these occasions? Besides,there s the picnic thats coming oil to-morrow. Soda-water and brandy at noon will just wind us up forit; and Harley will go with us. What say you ? Anything you like, said the party. Thebill, waiter! 30 ITEA Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CE294T/christmas-cheer-electronic-resource-in-three-courses-more-than-ordinary-ones-and-where-every-guest-will-get-his-dessert-and-a-taste-of-those-choice-spirits-that-cheer-but-not-inebriate-gold-watch-it-s-time-to-be-going-what-say-you-todropping-in-at-the-theatre-glancing-afterwards-at-the-london-and-winding-up-at-my-roomsi-vetaken-a-set-on-shore-for-these-occasions-besidesthere-s-the-picnic-thats-coming-oil-to-morrow-soda-water-and-brandy-at-noon-will-just-wind-us-up-forit-and-harley-will-go-with-us-what-say-you-anything-you-like-said-the-party-thebill-waiter!-30-itea-2CE294T.jpg ". Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . gold watch, it s time to be going. What say you todropping in at the theatre, glancing afterwards at the London, and winding up at my rooms—I vetaken a set on shore for these occasions? Besides,there s the picnic thats coming oil to-morrow. Soda-water and brandy at noon will just wind us up forit; and Harley will go with us. What say you ? Anything you like, said the party. Thebill, waiter! 30 ITEA Stock Photo")
RM2CE294T–. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . gold watch, it s time to be going. What say you todropping in at the theatre, glancing afterwards at the London, and winding up at my rooms—I vetaken a set on shore for these occasions? Besides,there s the picnic thats coming oil to-morrow. Soda-water and brandy at noon will just wind us up forit; and Harley will go with us. What say you ? Anything you like, said the party. Thebill, waiter! 30 ITEA
RMP09CYR–. English: Fleuron from book: A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster. With some Reflections on the Use of Sepulchral Monuments; as also a scheme Shewing the Dimensions of St. Peter's Church at Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral at London; and a preface, being an Essay on Taste. To all which is added, an appendix, containing A Dispute between the Weekly Miscellany and the Author; and a compleat Alphabetical Index. 145 A new critical review of the publick buildings, statues and ornaments, In and about London and Westminster Fleuron T
RMPG4CG6–. Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebrates . Senses and sensation; Vertebrates. Monographs on Experimental Biology SMELL, TASTE, AND ALLIED SENSES IN THE VERTEBRATES BY G. H. PARKER, Sc.D. PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY 37 ILLUSTRATIONS. PHILADELPHIA AND LONDON J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Parker, George Howard, 1864-1955. Philadelphia ; London : J. B. Lippinc
RM2R5YJ0C–Milan Italy 1995-09-29 : Glenn Hughes during the photo session before the press conference
RM2HW71FP–The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain's top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film 'Lord Kitchener's Little Drummer Boys'. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year. Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of what's to come 29th March 1968. Pictured (l to r) Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg & Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight
RF2H7RN5Y–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
RM2RRJ9NB–The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Her Majesty's Bedroom, Stoneleigh Abbey, 1858. 'Her Majesty honoured Lord Leigh by sleeping at his family mansion, Stoneleigh Abbey, on her way to Birmingham to open Aston Park, and also on her return thence the following day. The rooms set apart for her Majesty at the Abbey, comprising the whole of the first floor, were entirely redecorated and newly furnished for the Royal visit...The decorations and furniture of the other apartments appropriated to the use of her Majesty and suite displayed the same exquisite taste. Messrs. Moxon, of London and Edinburgh, h
![. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . IEW. THB HAPPIE8T 1 >F THESE DISTINOTJI8HED W^ITEHS ARE TO BE FOUND INJ, ITCH IHE DA BY ALBERT SMITH. V() N I) - PEOT1 BY HORACE MAYHEW. M ! r II B U < Bl A NOTTS B. KEACH. UNIFORMLY BOUND IN BOARDS, ILLUSTRATE!) BY PUNCH ARTISTS. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS EACH.• THKBK BOOKS AUK PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY CERT. GAVARN* HINE, HENNING LONDON: WAR]. N a quiet, quaint,T may almost say,undiscovered nooko Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CE2AN6/christmas-cheer-electronic-resource-in-three-courses-more-than-ordinary-ones-and-where-every-guest-will-get-his-dessert-and-a-taste-of-those-choice-spirits-that-cheer-but-not-inebriate-iew-thb-happie8t-1-gtf-these-distinotji8hed-witehs-are-to-be-found-inj-itch-ihe-da-by-albert-smith-v-n-i-peot1-by-horace-mayhew-m-!-r-ii-b-u-lt-bl-a-notts-b-keach-uniformly-bound-in-boards-illustrate!-by-punch-artists-price-two-shillings-each-thkbk-books-auk-profusely-illustrated-by-cert-gavarn-hine-henning-london-war-n-a-quiet-quaintt-may-almost-sayundiscovered-nooko-2CE2AN6.jpg ". Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . IEW. THB HAPPIE8T 1 >F THESE DISTINOTJI8HED W^ITEHS ARE TO BE FOUND INJ, ITCH IHE DA BY ALBERT SMITH. V() N I) - PEOT1 BY HORACE MAYHEW. M ! r II B U < Bl A NOTTS B. KEACH. UNIFORMLY BOUND IN BOARDS, ILLUSTRATE!) BY PUNCH ARTISTS. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS EACH.• THKBK BOOKS AUK PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY CERT. GAVARN* HINE, HENNING LONDON: WAR]. N a quiet, quaint,T may almost say,undiscovered nooko Stock Photo")
RM2CE2AN6–. Christmas cheer [electronic resource]: in three courses, more than ordinary ones, and where every guest will get his dessert, and a taste of those choice spirits, 'that cheer but not inebriate,' . IEW. THB HAPPIE8T 1 >F THESE DISTINOTJI8HED W^ITEHS ARE TO BE FOUND INJ, ITCH IHE DA BY ALBERT SMITH. V() N I) - PEOT1 BY HORACE MAYHEW. M ! r II B U < Bl A NOTTS B. KEACH. UNIFORMLY BOUND IN BOARDS, ILLUSTRATE!) BY PUNCH ARTISTS. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS EACH.• THKBK BOOKS AUK PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY CERT. GAVARN* HINE, HENNING LONDON: WAR]. N a quiet, quaint,T may almost say,undiscovered nooko
RMMPAGYH–. English: Masquerades and Operas or The Bad Taste of the Town. A 1723 satire on the questionable tastes of London society by William Hogarth. The public are shown thronging to the entertainments of Heidegger, Rich and Fawkes while the great works of literature are carted of for scrap in a wheelbarrow . 1723. William Hogarth (1697–1764) Description British painter and engraver Date of birth/death 10 November 1697 25 October 1764 Location of birth/death London London Work location London, Chiswick Authority control : Q171344 VIAF: 17268409 ISNI: 0000 0001 2099 3749 ULAN: 500004242
RM2HW4RCT–The Bee Gees are put through their paces by Britain's top comedy writer Johnny Speight, who will be writing the screenplay for their first full length feature film 'Lord Kitchener's Little Drummer Boys'. The plot concerns the press ganging of the boys to join the army as bandsmen during the Boer War, filming starts later this year. Johnny marches The Bee Gees through London as he gives them a taste of what's to come 29th March 1968. Pictured (l to r) Vince Melouney, Colin Peterson, Robin Gibb, Barry Gigg & Maurice Gibb with Johnny Speight
RF2H7RN6G–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
!["Evangeline" - painted by John Absolon - from the Exhibition of the New Society of Scottish Painters in Water-colours, 1854. 'Mr. Absolon's contributions to the Exhibition of the New Water- Colour Society are numerous and varied...In female studies he displays equal taste and fancy; and one of the most pleasing of this class we have selected for engraving. It aptly illustrates the lines in one of Longfellow's poems: "As apart by the window she stood, with her hand in her lover's, Blushing Evangeline heard the words that her father had spoken"'. From "Illustrated London Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03Y45/quotevangelinequot-painted-by-john-absolon-from-the-exhibition-of-the-new-society-of-scottish-painters-in-water-colours-1854-mr-absolons-contributions-to-the-exhibition-of-the-new-water-colour-society-are-numerous-and-variedin-female-studies-he-displays-equal-taste-and-fancy-and-one-of-the-most-pleasing-of-this-class-we-have-selected-for-engraving-it-aptly-illustrates-the-lines-in-one-of-longfellows-poems-quotas-apart-by-the-window-she-stood-with-her-hand-in-her-lovers-blushing-evangeline-heard-the-words-that-her-father-had-spokenquot-from-quotillustrated-london-2K03Y45.jpg ""Evangeline" - painted by John Absolon - from the Exhibition of the New Society of Scottish Painters in Water-colours, 1854. 'Mr. Absolon's contributions to the Exhibition of the New Water- Colour Society are numerous and varied...In female studies he displays equal taste and fancy; and one of the most pleasing of this class we have selected for engraving. It aptly illustrates the lines in one of Longfellow's poems: "As apart by the window she stood, with her hand in her lover's, Blushing Evangeline heard the words that her father had spoken"'. From "Illustrated London Stock Photo")
RM2K03Y45–"Evangeline" - painted by John Absolon - from the Exhibition of the New Society of Scottish Painters in Water-colours, 1854. 'Mr. Absolon's contributions to the Exhibition of the New Water- Colour Society are numerous and varied...In female studies he displays equal taste and fancy; and one of the most pleasing of this class we have selected for engraving. It aptly illustrates the lines in one of Longfellow's poems: "As apart by the window she stood, with her hand in her lover's, Blushing Evangeline heard the words that her father had spoken"'. From "Illustrated London
RMRDER87–. Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebrates . Senses and sensation; Vertebrates. ALBERT R. MANN LIBRARY New York State Colleges OF Agriculture and Home Economics. Cornell University. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Parker, George Howard, 1864-1955. Philadelphia ; London : J. B. Lippincott Company
RF2H0NM4D–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
![Scene from "Othello" at the Princess' Theatre: the town and harbour of Cyprus, 1861. London stage production: Charles Fechter 'blacked up' as Othello. The scene, '...Cyprus under...a gradually abating storm...places the spectator, as it were, on a platform before the town, looking upon the harbour. Never were Mr. Telbin's skill and taste more beautifully shown than in this well-disposed pictorial set. [The set design includes]...a large arcade at the back of the scene, a gate on the right, and a capstan at the left comer, surrounded with bales of merchandise. These adjuncts enable th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKD6P/scene-from-quotothelloquot-at-the-princess-theatre-the-town-and-harbour-of-cyprus-1861-london-stage-production-charles-fechter-blacked-up-as-othello-the-scene-cyprus-undera-gradually-abating-stormplaces-the-spectator-as-it-were-on-a-platform-before-the-town-looking-upon-the-harbour-never-were-mr-telbins-skill-and-taste-more-beautifully-shown-than-in-this-well-disposed-pictorial-set-the-set-design-includes-a-large-arcade-at-the-back-of-the-scene-a-gate-on-the-right-and-a-capstan-at-the-left-comer-surrounded-with-bales-of-merchandise-these-adjuncts-enable-th-2TBKD6P.jpg "Scene from "Othello" at the Princess' Theatre: the town and harbour of Cyprus, 1861. London stage production: Charles Fechter 'blacked up' as Othello. The scene, '...Cyprus under...a gradually abating storm...places the spectator, as it were, on a platform before the town, looking upon the harbour. Never were Mr. Telbin's skill and taste more beautifully shown than in this well-disposed pictorial set. [The set design includes]...a large arcade at the back of the scene, a gate on the right, and a capstan at the left comer, surrounded with bales of merchandise. These adjuncts enable th Stock Photo")
RM2TBKD6P–Scene from "Othello" at the Princess' Theatre: the town and harbour of Cyprus, 1861. London stage production: Charles Fechter 'blacked up' as Othello. The scene, '...Cyprus under...a gradually abating storm...places the spectator, as it were, on a platform before the town, looking upon the harbour. Never were Mr. Telbin's skill and taste more beautifully shown than in this well-disposed pictorial set. [The set design includes]...a large arcade at the back of the scene, a gate on the right, and a capstan at the left comer, surrounded with bales of merchandise. These adjuncts enable th
RMRDR78G–. Parks, their design, equipment and use. Parks; Landscape gardening. The small park areas at street intersections are usually coinmandeered for statues; an occupation hut teviporary, let us Jiope, until improved taste dispossesses these spaces for fountains, urns, and objets d'art WITHERSPOON AND WEBSTER TRIANGLES, WASHINGTON. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Burnap, George. Philadelphia and London, J. B. Li
RF2H7RN7E–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
RM2WG0J5M–The International Exhibition: sideboard by Gillow, 1862. 'This walnut sideboard is remarkable for...the delicate and yet masterly workmanship displayed in the execution of the details. The design was originated and worked out in the establishment of Messrs. Gillow, of Oxford-street, a house long known as one of the very first in point of taste among cabinetmakers and upholsterers and as one of the oldest established firms in the kingdom. This beautiful piece of furniture...is about 12ft. in height and in the style of the Renaissance...it is at the same time so cunningly decorated with objects
RMRDF99X–. Trees and shrubs : an abridgment of the Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum : containing the hardy trees and schrubs of Britain, native and foreign, scientifically and popularly described : with their propagation, culture and uses and engravings of nearly all the species. Trees; Shrubs; Forests and forestry. ITi'il. LadmsndlilUs. torish taste. The plant requires a good free soil, and it will not thrive in the open air, in a climate much colder than that gf the environs of London. It is generally propagated by layers; but, as the berries are ripened in the South of England, and can be had in
RF2H7RN69–Irish blues/rock guitarist and singer Rory Gallagher trying out new equipment at Nomis Studios in West London, England on 11 July 1989.
![The International Exhibition: carriage by Stevenson and Elliot, of Stirling, 1862. 'The door-glasses...are especially devoted to illustrating the progress of the colony of Victoria [in Australia]...The lower shield contains a photograph of their extensive coach factory and salerooms in Melbourne. Supporting the factory on each side are the photographs of the proprietors. The centres of these door-glasses are also in good taste. At the base are represented photographic likenesses of two of the aboriginal natives - male and female - surmounted by the rising sun, suggesting the idea of the dawn o Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WG0KAP/the-international-exhibition-carriage-by-stevenson-and-elliot-of-stirling-1862-the-door-glassesare-especially-devoted-to-illustrating-the-progress-of-the-colony-of-victoria-in-australia-the-lower-shield-contains-a-photograph-of-their-extensive-coach-factory-and-salerooms-in-melbourne-supporting-the-factory-on-each-side-are-the-photographs-of-the-proprietors-the-centres-of-these-door-glasses-are-also-in-good-taste-at-the-base-are-represented-photographic-likenesses-of-two-of-the-aboriginal-natives-male-and-female-surmounted-by-the-rising-sun-suggesting-the-idea-of-the-dawn-o-2WG0KAP.jpg "The International Exhibition: carriage by Stevenson and Elliot, of Stirling, 1862. 'The door-glasses...are especially devoted to illustrating the progress of the colony of Victoria [in Australia]...The lower shield contains a photograph of their extensive coach factory and salerooms in Melbourne. Supporting the factory on each side are the photographs of the proprietors. The centres of these door-glasses are also in good taste. At the base are represented photographic likenesses of two of the aboriginal natives - male and female - surmounted by the rising sun, suggesting the idea of the dawn o Stock Photo")
RM2WG0KAP–The International Exhibition: carriage by Stevenson and Elliot, of Stirling, 1862. 'The door-glasses...are especially devoted to illustrating the progress of the colony of Victoria [in Australia]...The lower shield contains a photograph of their extensive coach factory and salerooms in Melbourne. Supporting the factory on each side are the photographs of the proprietors. The centres of these door-glasses are also in good taste. At the base are represented photographic likenesses of two of the aboriginal natives - male and female - surmounted by the rising sun, suggesting the idea of the dawn o
RMRDER85–. Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebrates . Senses and sensation; Vertebrates. Monographs on Experimental Biology SMELL, TASTE, AND ALLIED SENSES IN THE VERTEBRATES BY G. H. PARKER, Sc.D. PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY 37 ILLUSTRATIONS. PHILADELPHIA AND LONDON J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Parker, George Howard, 1864-1955. Philadelphia ; London : J. B. Lippinc
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