Venus at first internal contact with the Sun J. Lyons and Co Lambeth Palace on the south

Lambeth Palace on the south bank can be seen due to the meander of the River Thames

A common councilman sits with his eyes shut

reluctantly

In 1904 they started to make motorcycles

View of the opening of new London Bridge by William VI and Queen Adelaide

Venus at first internal contact with the Sun J. Lyons and Co Lambeth Palace on the southView taken at Mageroya, Nordkapp, Norway, during the 1769 Transit of Venus. Inscribed 'The appearance of Venus on the Sun at Magger & near the 1st internal contact by Wiliam Bayley.' Published as plate 13 for the paper 'Astronomical observations, made at the North Cape, for the Royal Society', by William Bayly, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 59, 1769, pp. 262 272. William Bayly was employed as an assistant by Nevil Maskelyne at