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Sir Isaac Newton, 1642-1726, an English physicist and mathematician Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sir-isaac-newton-1642-1726-an-english-physicist-and-mathematician-109546406.html
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Copper engraving 1776 Landscape Beauties England Most Elegant magnificent public Edifices.Manor house Charlton sir Adam Newton Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-copper-engraving-1776-landscape-beauties-england-most-elegant-magnificent-78264049.html
RMEF96GH–Copper engraving 1776 Landscape Beauties England Most Elegant magnificent public Edifices.Manor house Charlton sir Adam Newton
The Bakerian Lecture: A Magnetic Survey of the British Isles for the Epoch January 1, 1886 . a.M.T. H. ITXXa. !1 D Y h. m.16 4016 15 1-80051-7999 1-7942 65. Brecon. May 26,1886 ; A. W. K. (60, 74). Lat. 51° 56 56 ; Long. 3° 24 42.In the fields (Newton Port) to the W. of the town, and close to the river. Churchin centre of town S.E. by E. About f of a mile E. by N. of Castle Hotel. Declination. All • G.M.T. < V h. m. + 4 42 h. m.17 b0 19 35-1 19 38*6 Inclination. Needle. G.M.T. h. m.19 12 6, e0. 2 68 15«1 68 15-8 Horizontal Force. G.M.T. H. H XI. {). I) Y h. m. 18 2817 51 .1-77101-7710 1-77 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-bakerian-lecture-a-magnetic-survey-of-the-british-isles-for-the-epoch-january-1-1886-amt-h-itxxa-!1-d-y-h-m16-4016-15-1-80051-7999-1-7942-65-brecon-may-261886-a-w-k-60-74-lat-51-56-56-long-3-24-42in-the-fields-newton-port-to-the-w-of-the-town-and-close-to-the-river-churchin-centre-of-town-se-by-e-about-f-of-a-mile-e-by-n-of-castle-hotel-declination-all-gmt-lt-v-h-m-4-42-h-m17-b0-19-35-1-19-386-inclination-needle-gmt-h-m19-12-6-e0-2-68-151-68-15-8-horizontal-force-gmt-h-h-xi-i-y-h-m-18-2817-51-1-77101-7710-1-77-image339139933.html
RM2AKN4CD–The Bakerian Lecture: A Magnetic Survey of the British Isles for the Epoch January 1, 1886 . a.M.T. H. ITXXa. !1 D Y h. m.16 4016 15 1-80051-7999 1-7942 65. Brecon. May 26,1886 ; A. W. K. (60, 74). Lat. 51° 56 56 ; Long. 3° 24 42.In the fields (Newton Port) to the W. of the town, and close to the river. Churchin centre of town S.E. by E. About f of a mile E. by N. of Castle Hotel. Declination. All • G.M.T. < V h. m. + 4 42 h. m.17 b0 19 35-1 19 38*6 Inclination. Needle. G.M.T. h. m.19 12 6, e0. 2 68 15«1 68 15-8 Horizontal Force. G.M.T. H. H XI. {). I) Y h. m. 18 2817 51 .1-77101-7710 1-77
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. The life-history of British serpents and their local distribution in the British isles. Serpents. VARIOUS INCIDENTS EECORIIED. 229 half hour (after tlie frog had been swallowed for tlie second time) I could still hear it give a faint croak." —V>. J. Horton, Sparkbrook, TUrmingliam. Ring snake in a stone.—A most curious snake incident was related to me by the Eev. F. W. Brand- retlr of Uuckland Newton, Dorset. Some five years. F;i;. 44.— Risii Sn.vkp; in a Stone. This illusl.iatinii n'iirfsi-iil,s tlic couclitiun of allairs found liy the kerijer. This is not tlie actual specimen, but Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-history-of-british-serpents-and-their-local-distribution-in-the-british-isles-serpents-various-incidents-eecoriied-229-half-hour-after-tlie-frog-had-been-swallowed-for-tlie-second-time-i-could-still-hear-it-give-a-faint-croakquot-vgt-j-horton-sparkbrook-turmingliam-ring-snake-in-a-stonea-most-curious-snake-incident-was-related-to-me-by-the-eev-f-w-brand-retlr-of-uuckland-newton-dorset-some-five-years-fi-44-risii-snvkp-in-a-stone-this-illusliatinii-niirfsi-iils-tlic-couclitiun-of-allairs-found-liy-the-kerijer-this-is-not-tlie-actual-specimen-but-image232171712.html
RMRDM9AT–. The life-history of British serpents and their local distribution in the British isles. Serpents. VARIOUS INCIDENTS EECORIIED. 229 half hour (after tlie frog had been swallowed for tlie second time) I could still hear it give a faint croak." —V>. J. Horton, Sparkbrook, TUrmingliam. Ring snake in a stone.—A most curious snake incident was related to me by the Eev. F. W. Brand- retlr of Uuckland Newton, Dorset. Some five years. F;i;. 44.— Risii Sn.vkp; in a Stone. This illusl.iatinii n'iirfsi-iil,s tlic couclitiun of allairs found liy the kerijer. This is not tlie actual specimen, but
. The life-history of British serpents and their local distribution in the British isles. Serpents. SEVERN PROVINCE. 29f portion of the oouuty, where very large ones—over 4 feet — are sometimes killed. It is also found,. Fin. IS.--Fi:m,i.i-; Aiiiiioi: (:iH|'' indies), Hekkihiid.sHIHi;. more niuiierous in some siiniiners than in otlii;rs, in the neighbourhood of Ross. (Jn Welsh Newton. 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 origin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-history-of-british-serpents-and-their-local-distribution-in-the-british-isles-serpents-severn-province-29f-portion-of-the-oouuty-where-very-large-onesover-4-feet-are-sometimes-killed-it-is-also-found-fin-is-fimii-aiiiiioi-ih-indies-hekkihiidshihi-more-niuiierous-in-some-siiniiners-than-in-otliirs-in-the-neighbourhood-of-ross-jn-welsh-newton-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-origin-image232171687.html
RMRDM99Y–. The life-history of British serpents and their local distribution in the British isles. Serpents. SEVERN PROVINCE. 29f portion of the oouuty, where very large ones—over 4 feet — are sometimes killed. It is also found,. Fin. IS.--Fi:m,i.i-; Aiiiiioi: (:iH|'' indies), Hekkihiid.sHIHi;. more niuiierous in some siiniiners than in otlii;rs, in the neighbourhood of Ross. (Jn Welsh Newton. 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 origin
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