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Between 1750 and 1830, Robert Bakewell used selective breeding to develop the New Leicester sheep.
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Coke of Holkham publicised the new ideas by inviting hundreds of people to his 'sheep shearings' ie agricultural shows.
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Alessandro Volta invented the battery.
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Thomas Telford and John Macadam developed better roads, with firm foundations, drainage and a smooth surface.
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John Dalton discovered the atom.
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Ragged Schools Union was set up to give schooling to very poor children.
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There was a Railway Mania in the 1840s. £3 billion was spent building the railways between 1845 and 1900.
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Richard Gatling patented the machine gun.
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Alfred Nobel invented dynamite.
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Watson goes to Lambeth to find the dog Toby, then he and Holmes followed Toby through the streets of Norwood.
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Mr Thaddeus Sholto received a letter from India.
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Bartholomew Sholto died with a smile fixed on it and a thorn in his face.
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Miss Morstan found a paper in his father`s desk.
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Captain Morstan dissapeared
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The police take a large Indian chest from the Aurora
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Holmes returns, dressed as an old sailor.
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Holmes and Watson travel back to Baker Street by cab with Toby.
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Mrs Hudson introduces the Baker Street boys with a cross look on her face.
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Jonathan Small hidden the treasure in a place were Holmes never find it
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-The Education Act established a system of secondary schools.
