South west view of the East Wingà [of Heckingham Workhouse, Norfolk] Size:Standard: 6 x 4in both in Ireland and in

both in Ireland and in America

Bunks were not provided in second class and passengers had to find their comfort where they might

the south prospect of the Royal Exchange and the south prospect of the Guildhall

Horses loaded with barrels and hops

The Pearl Cabriolet was one of the last versions of the Austin Seven

South west view of the East Wingà [of Heckingham Workhouse, Norfolk] Size:Standard: 6 x 4in both in Ireland and inPlate 9 from the paper 'Proceedings relative to the accident by lightning at Heckingham', by Charles Blagden, Edward Nairne and other contributors, Philosophical Transactions vol. 72 part 1 1782 pp. 355 378. The full title caption reads: 'South West view of the East Wing and part of the Centre Range shewing the junction of the two Conductors that were nearest the Stable lean to.' Publishing details have been added in pencil upper right and the plate