Portrait of John Fryer (1659-1733) Product:Postcard Bagnigge Wells was a popular

Bagnigge Wells was a popular spa which thrived from 1760 to the end of the eighteenth century and had a reputation for 'loose women and boys whose morals are depraved'

View of St George

Plate illustrates Hauksbee's introduction (pp

Guy Moll won the race for Alfa Romeo in the number 20 car

the victorious members are being borne by their constituents on chairs through the streets

Portrait of John Fryer (1659-1733) Product:Postcard Bagnigge Wells was a popularHead and shoulders portrait of John Fryer in an acanthus decorated oval frame with a coat of arms below. Inscribed: 'R. White ad vivum delin et sculpsit. JOHANNES FRYER M. D. Societatis Regiae Lond. Socius. In pencil lower left '1697' an dlower right '3 '. John Fryer was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1697. Original: engraving. ca. 1698