HMS Duke of Wellington firing a Royal Salute as flagship at Portsmouth, Hampshire Size:Large: 7 x 5in for the Hammers beat the

for the Hammers beat the same team at Upton Park two weeks ago - 3-2

Plate 17 figures 1-15 for the paper 'Account of some observations tending to investigate the construction of the heavens'

Satire alluding to the concern of the City about possible loss of its ancient privileges by the Royal Commission on Municipal Corporations

The 'Vocal Memnon'

with a plan view of the head of the fish

HMS Duke of Wellington firing a Royal Salute as flagship at Portsmouth, Hampshire Size:Large: 7 x 5in for the Hammers beat theHMS 'Duke of Wellington' firing a Royal Salute as flagship at Portsmouth, Hampshire, 1896. Powered by both sail and steam, the 'Duke of Wellington' was a 131 gun first rate ship of the line launched in 1852. She was intended to be named the 'Windsor Castle' but was renamed in honour of the Duke of Wellington, who died on the day she was launched. She replaced HMS 'Victory' as flagship of the Port Admiral of Portsmouth in 1869. A print from The Navy