bourneshepherd

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Kevin Nakagawa said:
Wow.
Chris Yarzab said:
Nice but Im skeptical about the weight of 90 Tons. Maybe the weight includes the wood and rock foundation. The Liberty Bell weighs a little over 1 Ton.
FotoJudd said:
The liberty bell is about 5 feet tall and about 3.5 feet in diameter at the base. Judging by the standing figure (5 ft tall), this bell is about 15 feet tall and 15 feet in diameter at the base; considerably bigger. Even so 90 tons seems excessive.
Eric Hunt said:
Very cool! A painting of the bell: www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/onlineex/apac/other/019wdz0000005... 90 tons is correct! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mingun_Bell
Mike Bolily said:
Super, which eld_Супер! Яка старовина

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John Spooner said:
"Lord Mayo was stoutly built, with a frank, good-looking face, upon which a smile generally was to be found" - from his obituary following his assassination at Port Blair on the Andaman Islands in 1872. The photograph doesn't seem to have captured his smile.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
John Spooner thanks.
Sharon Corbet said:
From Wikipedia, it looks like the Bourne & Shepherd name only started being used in 1866.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Sharon Corbet I will update date range.
John Spooner said:
He didn't become Viceroy of India until 1868 and didn't arrive in India until January 1869 - I doubt he would have used Bourne and Shepherd's services before that.

Advert from Times of India - Thursday 20 March 1884.

No mention of a movable boudoir.