Portrait of Adam Sedgwick (1785-1873) mb-artistname WH Worthington where the gunpowder was stored

where the gunpowder was stored

All the varieties agree in having the beak and legs blackish

28th June 1977

The City militia lined the streets from Temple Bar to St Paul's Cathedral when George III processed to St Paul's Cathedral for the thanksgiving service

'Sport from the Pigeon's Point of View'

Portrait of Adam Sedgwick (1785-1873) mb-artistname WH Worthington where the gunpowder was storedThree quarter length portrait of Adam Sedgwick, seated on a wooden gothic revival style chair with his hands clasped. To his right is a clothed table upon which rest three books. Contemporary ink inscription: 'Oct. 3 1862 A Sedgwick'. Bearing an embossed stamp 'HILLS PHOTOGRAPHERS OXFORD'. Monogram initial verso. Adam Sedgwick was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1821. Original: albumen print. 1862