Humphry Collection

Science / Gillray Satire
New Discoveries in Pneumaticks! A satire on the Royal Institution: Thomas Young experiments on Hippisley, Humphry Davy at the bellows, Rumford by the door

England / Penzance 1950S
Market Jew Street, Penzance, Cornwall, England. The building with Ionic columns is the Market House, with the statue of Sir Humphry Davy, born in Penzance, in front

Humphry Davy / World Invt
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY Engineer and inventor

Market Jew Street with Davy statue, Penzance, Cornwall
Market Jew Street with Humphry Davy statue, Penzance, Cornwall. The name of the street comes from the Cornish Marghas Yow, meaning Thursday Market. The scientist Humphry Davy was born in Penzance

Sir Humphry Davy in a mine with his safety lamp. circa 1815

The Royal Observatory or Flamsteed House, Greenwich Park. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and Robert Hooke. Handcoloured copperplate engraving after an illustration by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Front cover of Manners for Men By Mrs Humphry
Colour front cover of Manners for Men by Mrs Humphry, " Madge" of " Truth", showing a lady and gentleman greeting each other cordially

Front cover of Manners for Women By Mrs Humphry
Colour front cover of Manners for Women by Mrs Humphry, " Madge" of " Truth", showing a lady wearing a long red coat and carrying a muff being saluted to by a smart doorman

Christmas decorations and bank, Penzance, Cornwall
Christmas decorations looking nice in the twilight in Penzance, Cornwall, with a neoclassical Lloyds Bank building on the left. Date: circa 1980s

?Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818? - Cruikshank
?Dandies of 1817 & Monstrosities of 1818?. 1818. Coloured etching by George Cruikshank, published by H Humphry, St James?s St, 1818. Part 2 of a series of etchings

Cj Fox / Read / Humphry
CHARLES JAMES FOX British statesman as a young man Date: 1749 - 1806

Sir H Davy / Penzance
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY Scientists birthplace in Penzance, Cornwall Date: 1778 - 1829

Humphry Mill
HUMPHRY MILL writer, author of The night search Date: circa 1646

Humphry Davy / Experiments
Humphry Davy, whilst director of the laboratory of the Pneumatic Institution, Clifton, investigates the effects of nitrous oxide (laughing gas)

Davy Tests his Lamp
Humphry Davy tests his safety lamp, designed to operate in gassy mines without fear of sparking an explosion

Davy / After Lonsdale
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY Scientist

Mrs Humphry Ward (Photo)
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Mrs Humphry Ward (Downey
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Mrs Humphry Ward
MRS HUMPHRY WARD English novelist, nee Mary Augusta Arnold, b. Tasmania. Niece of Matthew Arnold

Davy / Thomson
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY scientist

Davy / Roffe / Lamp
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY scientist (and his safety lamp)

Davy / Phillips
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY scientist

Davy / Scriven / Lawrence
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY scientist

Davy / Thomson / Lonsdale
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY scientist

DAVY / POLLET / 1834
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY Scientist

Ozias Humphry Artist

Sir Humphrey Davy
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY (1778-1829), scientist and President of the Royal Society, London, England

Davy Lectures
Humphry Davy lectures at the Surrey Institution, London

Boxing / Mendoza V Humphry
Boxing/Mendoza V Humphry

Sir Humphry Davy
SIR HUMPHRY DAVY chemist, inventor of the miners safety lamp (1815) depicted here

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