Abraham Trembley in his laboratory with pupils Finish:Single later renamed Apsley Pellatt &

later renamed Apsley Pellatt & Co

for which he was knighted

'The same to you sir

LONDON' Burdon-Sanderson became Medical Officer of Health for Paddington in 1856 and

Abraham Trembley in his laboratory with pupils Finish:Single later renamed Apsley Pellatt &Interior view, the naturalist Abraham Trembley showing specimens to his two pupils, the sons of Count Willem Bentinck (1704 1774). The elder of the two boys is shown kneeling on a chair, looking through a glass or microscope. The younger peers into a glass jar in which freshwater hydra are kept and there are rows of such jars behind this grouping, with books and a cabinet. The room was at Zorgvlied near the Hague in the Netherlands. Vignette from