'Inflammation of the brain' dustman British Heavyweight Champion Joe Bugner

British Heavyweight Champion Joe Bugner seen here in a Las Vegas supermarket posing with a pair of had guns

Sir Horace designed the new Smithfield Market

another young lady hides herself behind her fan

Early versions had a tendency to 'lift' at the front when approaching the top speed of almost 160 mph

(Picture shows) Arthur Ashe (right) and Jimmy Connors before their match in the 1975 men's singles Wimbledon final which Ashe won 6-1

'Inflammation of the brain' dustman British Heavyweight Champion Joe BugnerTwo figures showing diseased human brains. Figure 1 Part of the left side of the brain showing (at D) 'an immense mass of diseased structure.' Figure 2 Part of the right half of the brain showing (at C) 'a considerable mass of pulpy and discoloured brain.' Plate 8 from the monograph The morbid anatomy of the human brain; being illustrations of the most frequent and important organic diseases to which that viscus is subject, by Robert Hooper (London,