'The Banksia Serrata in Flower' Clerk to the Privy Council 'Palmerston selling off'

'Palmerston selling off'

The tomb of Henry VII and Queen Elizabeth in the king's chapel in Westminster Abbey

Three gentlemen sit smoking and drinking in one of the boxes of a tea-garden (White Conduit House

Interior view of poor debtors' room in Fleet Prison

View of Lambeth Church and Palace

'The Banksia Serrata in Flower' Clerk to the Privy Council 'Palmerston selling off'Botanical study of Banksia serrata, a shrub native to Australia and first collected by Sir Joseph Banks. Plate 19 from Journal of a voyage to New South Wales by John White (J. Debrett, London, 1790). The accompanying text states that: 'A very large cylindrical spike of flowers terminates each branch. Most of the flowers are abortive, a few only in each spike producing ripe feed.' The plate is inscribed: 'F P Nodder delin. The Banksia serrata in