Statue of Sir Isaac Newton mb-width 4905 'The Real Parliamentary Whip'

'The Real Parliamentary Whip'

they are decorated with rosettes

Numbered '117' and inscribed verso 'alra Figa

When he is ill his deputy fills his position

Tommy Jones

Statue of Sir Isaac Newton mb-width 4905 'The Real Parliamentary Whip'Study of the statue by Louis Francois Roubilliac (1705? 1762) at Trinity College, Cambridge. Inscribed: 'NEWTON Lithographed by G. E. Madeley [fl. 1830 1854], 3 Wellington St. Strand MDCCCXXXVII from the original drawing by the late I. K. Baldry, Cambridge; in the possession of The Rev. C. Turnor, F. R. A. S. & F. S. A. (to whose family, the house at Woolsthorpe, County of Lincoln, in which Newton was born, belongs.) From the statue by Roubilliac, in