Portrait of John Harris (1661-1719) Finish:none and the River Thames in

and the River Thames in the foreground

An illustration from Degre du meridien entre Paris et Amiens determine par la mesure de M

His Conservative government had recently resigned and Lord Derby's consolation was being created a Knight of the Garter

In the centre of this cartoon is the Duke of Richmond

Church of St Mary Haggerston

Portrait of John Harris (1661-1719) Finish:none and the River Thames inHead and shoulders portrait in gown, wig and falling bands. Oval surround with decorative acanthus top, engraved inscription within the surround, and coat of arms below. Inscribed: 'IOHANNES HARRIS SAC. THEO. Pro. & R. S. S. A,Russel pinxit Geo: Vertue Sculp: 1719.' In pencil lower left '1696* Originally printed in Harris's The history of Kent in Five Parts: volume 1 (London, 1719). John Harris was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1696.