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. Henry Lascelles, 4th Earl of Harewood (1824-1892) . 1888. Edward Poynter (1836–1919) Alternative names Edward John Poynter Description British painter and university teacher Date of birth/death 20 March 1836 26 July 1919 Location of birth/death Paris London Authority control : Q465163 VIAF:?18090746 ISNI:?0000 0000 8097 7655 ULAN:?500032375 LCCN:?n79117147 NLA:?35431389 WorldCat 5 4thEarlOfHarewood Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/henry-lascelles-4th-earl-of-harewood-1824-1892-1888-edward-poynter-18361919-alternative-names-edward-john-poynter-description-british-painter-and-university-teacher-date-of-birthdeath-20-march-1836-26-july-1919-location-of-birthdeath-paris-london-authority-control-q465163-viaf18090746-isni0000-0000-8097-7655-ulan500032375-lccnn79117147-nla35431389-worldcat-5-4thearlofharewood-image189278797.htmlRMMYXB11–. Henry Lascelles, 4th Earl of Harewood (1824-1892) . 1888. Edward Poynter (1836–1919) Alternative names Edward John Poynter Description British painter and university teacher Date of birth/death 20 March 1836 26 July 1919 Location of birth/death Paris London Authority control : Q465163 VIAF:?18090746 ISNI:?0000 0000 8097 7655 ULAN:?500032375 LCCN:?n79117147 NLA:?35431389 WorldCat 5 4thEarlOfHarewood
4th Earl Of Harewood. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/4th-earl-of-harewood-image211617137.htmlRMP87YPW–4th Earl Of Harewood.
Cover of The Sphere Royal Marriage Number for the wedding of Princess Mary, only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, and Viscount Lascelles, later the 6th Earl of Harewood, on 28th February 1922. Westminster Abbey, where they married, is in the background. Date: 4th March 1922 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cover-of-the-sphere-royal-marriage-number-for-the-wedding-of-princess-mary-only-daughter-of-king-george-v-and-queen-mary-and-viscount-lascelles-later-the-6th-earl-of-harewood-on-28th-february-1922-westminster-abbey-where-they-married-is-in-the-background-date-4th-march-1922-image501420842.htmlRM2M3NKB6–Cover of The Sphere Royal Marriage Number for the wedding of Princess Mary, only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, and Viscount Lascelles, later the 6th Earl of Harewood, on 28th February 1922. Westminster Abbey, where they married, is in the background. Date: 4th March 1922
![Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2E2JBWJ/races-at-wheat-croft-col-thompsons-quothamletquot-winning-the-lascelles-cup-1845-horse-races-in-wheat-croft-a-piece-of-land-well-adapted-for-a-course-on-the-south-side-of-the-river-wharfe-and-very-near-to-harewood-bridge-at-harewood-near-leeds-in-yorkshire-the-prizes-were-all-the-gift-of-the-earl-of-harewood-and-were-contended-for-by-his-tenants-only-except-quotthe-lascelles-cupquot-which-was-subscribed-for-by-several-of-the-nobility-and-gentry-of-the-neighbourhood-who-were-also-the-competitors-for-the-prize-it-is-of-the-value-of-about-eighty-guineas-the-course-2E2JBWJ.jpg "Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course Stock Photo")
Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/races-at-wheat-croft-col-thompsons-quothamletquot-winning-the-lascelles-cup-1845-horse-races-in-wheat-croft-a-piece-of-land-well-adapted-for-a-course-on-the-south-side-of-the-river-wharfe-and-very-near-to-harewood-bridge-at-harewood-near-leeds-in-yorkshire-the-prizes-were-all-the-gift-of-the-earl-of-harewood-and-were-contended-for-by-his-tenants-only-except-quotthe-lascelles-cupquot-which-was-subscribed-for-by-several-of-the-nobility-and-gentry-of-the-neighbourhood-who-were-also-the-competitors-for-the-prize-it-is-of-the-value-of-about-eighty-guineas-the-course-image397472254.htmlRM2E2JBWJ–Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course
Wembley, Middx: Earl of Harewood, cousin of H.M. Queen shakes hand with Australian player at Football Association International Game. England won 3 - 1. 4th April 1962 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wembley-middx-earl-of-harewood-cousin-of-hm-queen-shakes-hand-with-australian-player-at-football-association-international-game-england-won-3-1-4th-april-1962-image441336341.htmlRM2GJ0H05–Wembley, Middx: Earl of Harewood, cousin of H.M. Queen shakes hand with Australian player at Football Association International Game. England won 3 - 1. 4th April 1962
![The Nobility's Ball, in the Banqueting-Room of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...a magnificent Ball was given to upwards of 700 of the nobility and gentry, which was kept up with great spirit until five o'clock. The Banqueting Room was most superbly refitted for the occasion...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2E2JBW9/the-nobilitys-ball-in-the-banqueting-room-of-harewood-house-1845-celebrations-at-harewood-house-near-leeds-in-yorkshire-the-events-which-gave-rise-to-the-festival-were-the-coming-of-age-and-marriage-of-lord-viscount-lascelles-the-eldest-son-of-the-present-earl-of-harewooda-magnificent-ball-was-given-to-upwards-of-700-of-the-nobility-and-gentry-which-was-kept-up-with-great-spirit-until-five-oclock-the-banqueting-room-was-most-superbly-refitted-for-the-occasion-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1845-vol-vii-2E2JBW9.jpg "The Nobility's Ball, in the Banqueting-Room of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...a magnificent Ball was given to upwards of 700 of the nobility and gentry, which was kept up with great spirit until five o'clock. The Banqueting Room was most superbly refitted for the occasion...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII. Stock Photo")
The Nobility's Ball, in the Banqueting-Room of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...a magnificent Ball was given to upwards of 700 of the nobility and gentry, which was kept up with great spirit until five o'clock. The Banqueting Room was most superbly refitted for the occasion...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-nobilitys-ball-in-the-banqueting-room-of-harewood-house-1845-celebrations-at-harewood-house-near-leeds-in-yorkshire-the-events-which-gave-rise-to-the-festival-were-the-coming-of-age-and-marriage-of-lord-viscount-lascelles-the-eldest-son-of-the-present-earl-of-harewooda-magnificent-ball-was-given-to-upwards-of-700-of-the-nobility-and-gentry-which-was-kept-up-with-great-spirit-until-five-oclock-the-banqueting-room-was-most-superbly-refitted-for-the-occasion-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1845-vol-vii-image397472245.htmlRM2E2JBW9–The Nobility's Ball, in the Banqueting-Room of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...a magnificent Ball was given to upwards of 700 of the nobility and gentry, which was kept up with great spirit until five o'clock. The Banqueting Room was most superbly refitted for the occasion...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.
![Grand festivities at Harewood House: triumphal arch - procession of tenantry etc, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...In the centre was a large triumphal arch, formed of evergreens and flowers, in which were depicted the Harewood arms, with the word "Welcome," in flowers...The arch was flanked with laurel columns, from the apex of each of which gaily floated a blue, white, or red silken flag. From the above arch a Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2E2JBWH/grand-festivities-at-harewood-house-triumphal-arch-procession-of-tenantry-etc-1845-celebrations-at-harewood-house-near-leeds-the-events-which-gave-rise-to-the-festival-were-the-coming-of-age-and-marriage-of-lord-viscount-lascelles-the-eldest-son-of-the-present-earl-of-harewoodin-the-centre-was-a-large-triumphal-arch-formed-of-evergreens-and-flowers-in-which-were-depicted-the-harewood-arms-with-the-word-quotwelcomequot-in-flowersthe-arch-was-flanked-with-laurel-columns-from-the-apex-of-each-of-which-gaily-floated-a-blue-white-or-red-silken-flag-from-the-above-arch-a-2E2JBWH.jpg "Grand festivities at Harewood House: triumphal arch - procession of tenantry etc, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...In the centre was a large triumphal arch, formed of evergreens and flowers, in which were depicted the Harewood arms, with the word "Welcome," in flowers...The arch was flanked with laurel columns, from the apex of each of which gaily floated a blue, white, or red silken flag. From the above arch a Stock Photo")
Grand festivities at Harewood House: triumphal arch - procession of tenantry etc, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...In the centre was a large triumphal arch, formed of evergreens and flowers, in which were depicted the Harewood arms, with the word "Welcome," in flowers...The arch was flanked with laurel columns, from the apex of each of which gaily floated a blue, white, or red silken flag. From the above arch a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/grand-festivities-at-harewood-house-triumphal-arch-procession-of-tenantry-etc-1845-celebrations-at-harewood-house-near-leeds-the-events-which-gave-rise-to-the-festival-were-the-coming-of-age-and-marriage-of-lord-viscount-lascelles-the-eldest-son-of-the-present-earl-of-harewoodin-the-centre-was-a-large-triumphal-arch-formed-of-evergreens-and-flowers-in-which-were-depicted-the-harewood-arms-with-the-word-quotwelcomequot-in-flowersthe-arch-was-flanked-with-laurel-columns-from-the-apex-of-each-of-which-gaily-floated-a-blue-white-or-red-silken-flag-from-the-above-arch-a-image397472253.htmlRM2E2JBWH–Grand festivities at Harewood House: triumphal arch - procession of tenantry etc, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...In the centre was a large triumphal arch, formed of evergreens and flowers, in which were depicted the Harewood arms, with the word "Welcome," in flowers...The arch was flanked with laurel columns, from the apex of each of which gaily floated a blue, white, or red silken flag. From the above arch a
Rustic sports in the Park - north view of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...The juvenile company adjourned to the lawn opposite the north front, where the boys amused the girls by playing at football, bobbing for apples in water, diving for silver in flour, dancing, &c., until dark; when they returned home, and were amused in their way in the village with fire balloons and fireworks'. From Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rustic-sports-in-the-park-north-view-of-harewood-house-1845-celebrations-at-harewood-house-near-leeds-in-yorkshire-the-events-which-gave-rise-to-the-festival-were-the-coming-of-age-and-marriage-of-lord-viscount-lascelles-the-eldest-son-of-the-present-earl-of-harewoodthe-juvenile-company-adjourned-to-the-lawn-opposite-the-north-front-where-the-boys-amused-the-girls-by-playing-at-football-bobbing-for-apples-in-water-diving-for-silver-in-flour-dancing-ampc-until-dark-when-they-returned-home-and-were-amused-in-their-way-in-the-village-with-fire-balloons-and-fireworks-from-image397472249.htmlRM2E2JBWD–Rustic sports in the Park - north view of Harewood House, 1845. Celebrations at Harewood House near Leeds in Yorkshire. 'The events which gave rise to the Festival were the Coming of Age, and Marriage, of Lord Viscount Lascelles, the eldest son of the present Earl of Harewood...The juvenile company adjourned to the lawn opposite the north front, where the boys amused the girls by playing at football, bobbing for apples in water, diving for silver in flour, dancing, &c., until dark; when they returned home, and were amused in their way in the village with fire balloons and fireworks'. From
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