By David Bryden Science and the City: Valentine Gottlieb, immigrant engineer of Lambeth: his trade card of c. 1810 unpacked By Alexandra Rose Science and the City: Introduction By Rebekah Higgitt, Jasmine Kilburn-Toppin and Noah Moxham Science and the City: Spaces and geographies of Metropolitan Science By Jane Desborough and Gloria Clifton Science and the City: The role of women in the science city: London 1650–1800 By Hannah Bower An overlooked eighteenth-century scrofula pamphlet: changing forms and changing readers, 1760-1824 By Tessa Murdoch and Jonathan Betts A royal gift? Mrs Strangways Horner’s small silver clock, 1740 By Iris Veysey A statistical campaign: Florence Nightingale and Harriet Martineau’s England and her Soldiers By Jim Bennett James Short and John Harrison: personal genius and public knowledge By Simon Schaffer Chronometers, charts, charisma: on histories of longitude By Seb Falk Review: Ships, Clocks & Stars: The Quest for Longitude
