Parhelia observed in Kent mb-code 1239281 Wilberforce arranged conferences for his

Wilberforce arranged conferences for his rural deans

Tom tries to convince his young cousin Reginald to let him squeeze the nasty juice from his unwholesome orange

a group of cheering students are enabled to maintain a proper distance from the rowdy proletariat on the other side of a high fence

South-west view of Holy Cross Church

Parhelia observed in Kent mb-code 1239281 Wilberforce arranged conferences for hisStudy of parhelia, or sun dogs, the atmospheric phenomenon presenting as halos and mock suns. Miles noted in his account: "I have inclos'd a Draught of the Parhelia seen in Kent as I took it from a private Letter sent from thence to a Gentleman in this town" Figure from the paper "A representation of the parhelia seen in Kent, Dec 19 1741 and an account of the same, as seen by Mrs Tennison at Canterbury", by Henry Miles, Philosophical Transactions of