'Turbo helicinus' snail shell mb-width 4597 showing a man receiving punishment

showing a man receiving punishment in the form of branding

had proposed a toast to the sovereign

The River Thames with Richmond Bridge and Richmond Hill in the distance

South view of the Tower of London with boats and figures on the River Thames

'Turbo helicinus' snail shell mb-width 4597 showing a man receiving punishmentPlate 3 figures 1 4 from the paper 'An account of some minute British shells, either not duly observed, or totally unnoticed by Authors. In a letter to Sir Joseph Banks', by John Lightfoot, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 76 (1786), pp. 160 170. Four figures of a land snail shell discovered on bare stones near Bullstrode in Buckinghamshire. Figures 1 2 show the shell at life size. Figures 3 4 are magnified views of the shell in