Portrait of Aylmer Bourke Lambert (1761-1842) Finish:Single Harold Shepherdson (England and Middlesbrough

Harold Shepherdson (England and Middlesbrough trainer) talks with the Brough players

Eric Clapton in a 1955 Connaught

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The Three Graces

The rumours had the effect of bringing attention to the fact that the British needed to prepare for self-defence and gave further impetous to the Volunteer movement

Portrait of Aylmer Bourke Lambert (1761-1842) Finish:Single Harold Shepherdson (England and MiddlesbroughOval head and shoulders portrait of Lambert shown half face to the right as viewed, looking slightly upward. His left arm rests of a volume of Systema naturae by Linnaeus. The portrait is framed by plant specimens. Inscribed above: 'AYLMER BOURKE LAMBERT.' In pencil lower left: '1791'. Aylmer Bourke Lambert was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1763. Original: line and stipple engraving. late 18th century[?]