'Dusky shrike' mb-artistname Henry Crossman Dinner in the Guildhall

Dinner in the Guildhall

Cumbria whilst attempting to beat his own world record of 276 mph at a speed close to 320 mph on his return run

this image shows the Paddington or Grand Junction Canal

For he is well known for making feathers fly in the opposition defence when he buzzes around in sight of the goal

9th November 1953

'Dusky shrike' mb-artistname Henry Crossman Dinner in the GuildhallOrnithological study of a bird described by the author as Lanius obscurus, the dusky shrike. Side view, posed on a tree branch. Plate 21 from The zoological miscellany; being a description of new, or interesting animals, by William Elford Leach, volume 1 (London, 1815). The plate is inscribed: 'Drawn Engraved & Published by R. P. Nodder Tavistock Street. 1814.' William Elford Leach (1790 1836) British naturalist was elected a Fellow of the Royal