The Isaac Newton sundial Size:XXL: 100 x 100cm Her Majesty can see both

Her Majesty can see both old and new faces in Gladstone's 1880 Cabinet

Hungerford Stairs

local health officials were appointed and a number of Public Health Acts were passed to reduce disease

meets Moti and Kali the two young elephants during his walkabout in the zoo

The Duke of Wellington on a donkey with a saddle resembling a mayoral gown approaching a gallows

The Isaac Newton sundial Size:XXL: 100 x 100cm Her Majesty can see bothDrawing of the stone sundial said to have been cut by Sir Isaac Newton, shown in its presentation box. The box lid is open, with a print of Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire (its original location) on the inner lid. The work is inscribed in pencil: "Solar Dial made by Sir Isaac Newton, when a boy, at Woolsthorpe." Drawn for an article by Herbert Rix (1850 1906), assistant secretary of the Royal Society. The illustration was made to be engraved by the