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telescope and transit instrument) and the masonry pillar for mounting the pendulum clock
starting with the Mk VII
with groups of people in the foreground
was built in 1860 under the direction of Henry Currey
17th March 1983
Portrait of William Jones (1726-1800) Size:Standard: 6 x 4in telescope and transit instrument) andAn amateur portrait entitled: 'The Rev William Jones of Nayland Suffolk 1726 1800'. The subject is seated, presenting his right profile. Jones is shown reading in a panelled room dressed in clerical clothes of black coat, knee breeches and stockings and wig. His back is to a window which has shutters and a raised drape. At his right elbow is a small writing table upon which rests books and an inkwell containing a quill pen. William Jones was elected a
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