Argonaut shell and eggs Aglaia View of the Freemasons' Charity

View of the Freemasons' Charity School in St George's Fields and the adjacent buildings from an asylum (possibly the London Female Orphan Asylum) to the toll gate

Wood Street Square

The arch was erected for the coronation of George II and Queen Caroline

'A high wind in St Paul's Churchyard'

marine filter-feeders

Argonaut shell and eggs Aglaia View of the Freemasons' CharityPlate 14 from the paper 'The distinguishing characters between the ova of the Sepia, and those of the vermes testacea, that live in water, explained', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 107 (1817), pp. 297 301. Specimen of argonaut collected by John Cranch (1758 1816), possibly the Ocythoe cranchii [Argonauta hians] described in the same volume of Transactions by William Elford Leach. Seven figures including the