1734 Collection (page 8)

Heart disease, 18th century

Conjoined twin skeletons, 18th century

Science illustrations, 18th century

Conjoined twins, 18th century

Biological illustrations, 18th century

Saffron plant, 18th century

Science illustrations, 17th century

Elephant tooth anatomy, 18th century

Disinfecting a house, historical artwork
Disinfecting a house. 1734 artwork by Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur depicting people in the 18th Century disinfecting a house to prevent infection

18th Century entomology, artwork
18th Century entomology. Historical artwork by Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur (1734) depicting 18th Century scientists catching insects for scientific study

Entomology laboratory, historical artwork
Entomology laboratory. Historical artwork by Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur (1734) depicting an 18th Century entomology lab. Image from La Conquete Du Monde Invisible by Giuseppe Penso

De Jussieus cedar of Lebanon sapling. Historical artwork of the French botanist Bernard de Jussieu (1699-1777), bringing to France the first cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani)

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British colonial government burning Zengers newspaper on Wall Street, New York City, 1734. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Antonio Sacchini
ANTONIO SACCHINI Italian musician

John Dennis, Critic
JOHN DENNIS playwright and critic - more successful at the latter than the former; made enemies of Swift and Pope, but wrote well on Shakespeare

Bank of England / 1940S
Known as The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, the Bank has occupied this site since 1734

Vicar of Bray 1734
The Vicar of Bray keeps his living and his perquisites despite political and economic ups and downs. The archetypal turncoat

Medallion of Mesmer
Friedrich Anton (Franz) Mesmer - depicted on a medallion. Mesmer was a German physicist who explored ideas on magnetic and gravitational influences on health

Boone Pursued by Indians
Daniel Boone escaping capture from the Indians, his companion is not so lucky and is scalped

Bank of England / 1930S
Known as The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, the Bank of England has occupied this London site since 1734

Daniel Boone (Chappel)
DANIEL BOONE American pioneer

Louise Duch, Portsmouth
Louise Renee de Kerouaille, duchess of PORTSMOUTH mistress of Charles II

Barry Delivers Prologue
ANN SPRANGER BARRY delivers the Prologue to John Hones highly successful Douglas which prompted a Scottish theatregoer to cry out Waurs your Willy Shakespeare noo ?

Barry as Almeria
ANN SPRANGER BARRY as Almeria in William Congreves The mourning bride

Barry as Athenais
ANN SPRANGER BARRY as Athenais in the play Theodosius

Barry as Mariamne
ANN SPRANGER BARRY as Mariamne

Ann Barry as Constance
ANN SPRANGER BARRY actress as Constance in Shakespeares King John

Ann Barry as Zenobia
ANN SPRANGER BARRY actress as Zenobia, queen of Palmyra

Ann Spranger Barry
ANN SPRANGER BARRY in the travesti role of sir Harry Wildair in George Farquhars The constant couple

Alexei & Gregory Orlov
ALEXEI & GRIGORY ORLOV Count Grigory (1734-1783), general and statesman Alexei (1737-1808), military commander

Sea Serpent Greenland
Spouting sea-creature sighted by Hans Egede off the coast of Greenland

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In the year 1734, history witnessed a multitude of remarkable events and individuals that left an indelible mark on various fields. One such figure was James Figg, a renowned boxer who dominated the sport during this era with his unparalleled skills and tenacity in the ring. His legacy as one of boxing's early pioneers still resonates today. Another captivating tale from 1734 is Jack Spriggins and the Enchanted Bean, a popular folk story that captivated imaginations across generations. This enchanting tale continues to inspire creativity and wonder even after all these years. Meanwhile, James 6th Earl Abercorn made waves in politics during this time period, leaving an enduring impact on governance and leadership. His contributions shaped political landscapes for years to come. Across Europe, Charles V ascended to power in 1734, becoming a significant ruler whose reign brought about transformative changes within his empire. His influence extended far beyond his lifetime. Closer to home in England, the Bank of England was founded in this very year - an institution that would go on to play a pivotal role in shaping global finance and economy throughout centuries. Turning our attention towards America, we find ourselves amidst the Georgia Trustees who laid the foundation for what would become the colony of Georgia. Their vision paved the way for future settlers seeking new opportunities across vast lands. The name Daniel Boone also emerges from this historical tapestry as he embarked on daring expeditions into uncharted territories during this period. Boone's explorations opened up new frontiers while leaving an everlasting imprint on American history. Shute Barrington-3 stands out amongst ecclesiastical figures with his influential presence within religious circles. His teachings continue to guide believers even today. As we delve deeper into history's annals, we discover Edward Hawke -1st Baron Hawke -a distinguished naval commander whose strategic brilliance secured victories at sea during crucial battles.