Lavinia Bingham (1762 - 1831), countess of George John 2nd earl Spencer : a noted beauty while young, she is still a good-looking lady in this 1811 portrait. Date:
Lavinia Bingham (1762 - 1831), countess of George John 2nd earl Spencer : a noted beauty while young, she is still a good-looking lady in this 1811 portrait. Date: https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/lavinia-bingham-1762-1831-countess-of-george-john-2nd-earl-spencer-image155060529.html
King Richard II meeting Henry Bolingbroke, Earl of Derby in Flint Castle in North Wales. In 1397 Richard II exiled his cousin Henry Bolingbroke, heir to a vast Lancastrian inheritance. When Bolingbroke's father, John of Gaunt, died in 1399 the King seized his estates, then departed on a military campaign in Ireland. Henry returned from exile to reclaim his lands, but finding little support for Richard and altered his plans to seize the throne. When King Richard landed in Wales he was captured and held in Flint Castle. Following negotiations Richard abdicated on 19 August 1399.
King Richard II meeting Henry Bolingbroke, Earl of Derby in Flint Castle in North Wales. In 1397 Richard II exiled his cousin Henry Bolingbroke, heir to a vast Lancastrian inheritance. When Bolingbroke's father, John of Gaunt, died in 1399 the King seized his estates, then departed on a military campaign in Ireland. Henry returned from exile to reclaim his lands, but finding little support for Richard and altered his plans to seize the throne. When King Richard landed in Wales he was captured and held in Flint Castle. Following negotiations Richard abdicated on 19 August 1399. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/king-richard-ii-meeting-henry-bolingbroke-earl-of-derby-in-flint-castle-in-north-wales-in-1397-richard-ii-exiled-his-cousin-henry-bolingbroke-heir-to-a-vast-lancastrian-inheritance-when-bolingbrokes-father-john-of-gaunt-died-in-1399-the-king-seized-his-estates-then-departed-on-a-military-campaign-in-ireland-henry-returned-from-exile-to-reclaim-his-lands-but-finding-little-support-for-richard-and-altered-his-plans-to-seize-the-throne-when-king-richard-landed-in-wales-he-was-captured-and-held-in-flint-castle-following-negotiations-richard-abdicated-on-19-august-1399-image206608079.html
Pictured is Penshaw Monument, at the North East of England
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North Texas at Louisiana-Lafayette, North Texas Shanice Stephens watches in suspense to see if a three pointer shot by one of her players is good, Earl Long Gym; Lafayette Louisiana, University of Louisiana-Lafayette won the game 80-78 (Credit Image: © John Korduner/Southcreek Global/ZUMApress.com)
North Texas at Louisiana-Lafayette, North Texas Shanice Stephens watches in suspense to see if a three pointer shot by one of her players is good, Earl Long Gym; Lafayette Louisiana, University of Louisiana-Lafayette won the game 80-78 (Credit Image: © John Korduner/Southcreek Global/ZUMApress.com) https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/north-texas-at-louisiana-lafayette-north-texas-shanice-stephens-watches-image63980509.html
Jimmy Carter waves goodbye to John Glenn at the Plains, Georgia airport after interviewing him as a possible vice presidential running mate.
Jimmy Carter waves goodbye to John Glenn at the Plains, Georgia airport after interviewing him as a possible vice presidential running mate. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/jimmy-carter-waves-goodbye-to-john-glenn-at-the-plains-georgia-airport-after-interviewing-him-as-a-possible-vice-presidential-running-mate-image223060683.html
A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries [With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . d, includingthe Earls only surviving son, Alexander. The two unfortunate victimswere carried to Dunrobin, where they died on the 23rd of June 1567.Sir Robert also informs us that the tenth Earl, of a comely stature andproportion, was endued with many good gifts, both of mind and body, andwas handed down to posterity under the name of Good Earl John. Of the three marriages there was issue only by the second wife, LadyEleanor Stewart, vi
A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries [With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . d, includingthe Earls only surviving son, Alexander. The two unfortunate victimswere carried to Dunrobin, where they died on the 23rd of June 1567.Sir Robert also informs us that the tenth Earl, of a comely stature andproportion, was endued with many good gifts, both of mind and body, andwas handed down to posterity under the name of Good Earl John. Of the three marriages there was issue only by the second wife, LadyEleanor Stewart, vi https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/a-history-of-the-family-of-seton-during-eight-centuries-with-plates-including-portraits-illustrations-facsimiles-a-bibliography-and-genealogical-tables-d-includingthe-earls-only-surviving-son-alexander-the-two-unfortunate-victimswere-carried-to-dunrobin-where-they-died-on-the-23rd-of-june-1567sir-robert-also-informs-us-that-the-tenth-earl-of-a-comely-stature-andproportion-was-endued-with-many-good-gifts-both-of-mind-and-body-andwas-handed-down-to-posterity-under-the-name-of-good-earl-john-of-the-three-marriages-there-was-issue-only-by-the-second-wife-ladyeleanor-stewart-vi-image338484488.html
Portrait of a Horseman. Artist: James Seymour (British, London ca. 1702-1752 Southwark (London)); Medium: Oil on canvas; Dimensions: 37 x 51 5/8 in.
Portrait of a Horseman. Artist: James Seymour (British, London ca. 1702-1752 Southwark (London)); Medium: Oil on canvas; Dimensions: 37 x 51 5/8 in. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/stock-image-portrait-of-a-horseman-artist-james-seymour-british-london-ca-1702-168360524.html
'English: 1912 University of Michigan baseball teamBack row: Philip Bartelme (athletic director), Perry Howard (1st base), Robert Snadjr (2nd base), Miller Pontius (1st base), Emery Monson, Roy Baribeau (pitcher), Branch Rickey (coach)Middle row: Francis Scully (3rd base), Howard Smith (pitcher), Goodloe Rogers (catcher), Elmer Mitchell (captain, center field), Joseph Bell (right field), Cecil Corbin (pitcher), Earl F. Good (student manager)Front row: John Doc Lavan (short stop), Edmund Blackmore (3rd base), Donald Duncanson (2nd base); 1912; Bentley Historical Library BBT1912 http://quod.lib.
'English: 1912 University of Michigan baseball teamBack row: Philip Bartelme (athletic director), Perry Howard (1st base), Robert Snadjr (2nd base), Miller Pontius (1st base), Emery Monson, Roy Baribeau (pitcher), Branch Rickey (coach)Middle row: Francis Scully (3rd base), Howard Smith (pitcher), Goodloe Rogers (catcher), Elmer Mitchell (captain, center field), Joseph Bell (right field), Cecil Corbin (pitcher), Earl F. Good (student manager)Front row: John Doc Lavan (short stop), Edmund Blackmore (3rd base), Donald Duncanson (2nd base); 1912; Bentley Historical Library BBT1912 http://quod.lib. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/english-1912-university-of-michigan-baseball-teamback-row-philip-bartelme-athletic-director-perry-howard-1st-base-robert-snadjr-2nd-base-miller-pontius-1st-base-emery-monson-roy-baribeau-pitcher-branch-rickey-coachmiddle-row-francis-scully-3rd-base-howard-smith-pitcher-goodloe-rogers-catcher-elmer-mitchell-captain-center-field-joseph-bell-right-field-cecil-corbin-pitcher-earl-f-good-student-managerfront-row-john-doc-lavan-short-stop-edmund-blackmore-3rd-base-donald-duncanson-2nd-base-1912-bentley-historical-library-bbt1912-httpquodlib-image353007837.html
John Talbot,16th Earl of Shrewsbury, 16th Earl of Waterford, 1791 - 1852. British peer and aristocrat.
John Talbot,16th Earl of Shrewsbury, 16th Earl of Waterford, 1791 - 1852. British peer and aristocrat. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-john-talbot16th-earl-of-shrewsbury-16th-earl-of-waterford-1791-1852-10923696.html
ULSTER Referendum 1
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Lionel Tollemache, 4th Earl of Dysart, by John Vanderbank. England, 17th-18th century
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Royal wedding/Henshall & Sinclair
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Lords and commoners meet at Westminster Hall on Tuesday 30 September 1399 where King Richard II gave up his crown willingly and ratified his deposition citing as a reason his own unworthiness as a monarch. It followed King Richard II's promise to abdicate on 12 August 1399, if his life were spared to be replaced by Henry Bolingbroke, John of Gaunt's son
Lords and commoners meet at Westminster Hall on Tuesday 30 September 1399 where King Richard II gave up his crown willingly and ratified his deposition citing as a reason his own unworthiness as a monarch. It followed King Richard II's promise to abdicate on 12 August 1399, if his life were spared to be replaced by Henry Bolingbroke, John of Gaunt's son https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/lords-and-commoners-meet-at-westminster-hall-on-tuesday-30-september-1399-where-king-richard-ii-gave-up-his-crown-willingly-and-ratified-his-deposition-citing-as-a-reason-his-own-unworthiness-as-a-monarch-it-followed-king-richard-iis-promise-to-abdicate-on-12-august-1399-if-his-life-were-spared-to-be-replaced-by-henry-bolingbroke-john-of-gaunts-son-image206608090.html
Jimmy Carter waves goodbye to Ohio Senator and former NASA astronaut John Glenn at the Plains, Georgia airport after interviewing him as a possible vice presidential running mate.
Jimmy Carter waves goodbye to Ohio Senator and former NASA astronaut John Glenn at the Plains, Georgia airport after interviewing him as a possible vice presidential running mate. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/jimmy-carter-waves-goodbye-to-ohio-senator-and-former-nasa-astronaut-john-glenn-at-the-plains-georgia-airport-after-interviewing-him-as-a-possible-vice-presidential-running-mate-image223060680.html
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages.
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-john-howard-first-duke-of-norfolk-tliomas-howard-earl-of-surrey-238-king-richard-iii-sir-tlios-vaiighan-lies-hiuied-in-westminster-abbey-and-the-brass-plate-on-his-tomb-presentslis-witli-a-good-specimen-of-the-armom-of-tliis-period-witli-its-large-panklrons-elbow-plates-andgenouillei-es-a-portrait-of-lord-stanley-as-earl-of-derby-is-to-be-found-in-lodges-series-ofillustrious-personages-image370508407.html
Astronaut and US senator John Glenn and his wife, Annie, visit with the Carters as the candidate began interviewing vice presidential possibilities. The couples met friend and longtime tenant farmer Leonard Wright and his daughter as they walked the Carter farmland and visited a rural Carter family cemetery.
Astronaut and US senator John Glenn and his wife, Annie, visit with the Carters as the candidate began interviewing vice presidential possibilities. The couples met friend and longtime tenant farmer Leonard Wright and his daughter as they walked the Carter farmland and visited a rural Carter family cemetery. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/astronaut-and-us-senator-john-glenn-and-his-wife-annie-visit-with-the-carters-as-the-candidate-began-interviewing-vice-presidential-possibilities-the-couples-met-friend-and-longtime-tenant-farmer-leonard-wright-and-his-daughter-as-they-walked-the-carter-farmland-and-visited-a-rural-carter-family-cemetery-image223062531.html
1976 Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter walks through his hometown of Plains, Georgia while talking with former Maine Senator Edmund Muskie. Carter was interviewing his short list of candidates for Vice President. Along with Muskie, the list included astronaut and Senator John Glenn and the eventual Vice President - Walter Mondale.
1976 Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter walks through his hometown of Plains, Georgia while talking with former Maine Senator Edmund Muskie. Carter was interviewing his short list of candidates for Vice President. Along with Muskie, the list included astronaut and Senator John Glenn and the eventual Vice President - Walter Mondale. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/1976-democratic-presidential-nominee-jimmy-carter-walks-through-his-hometown-of-plains-georgia-while-talking-with-former-maine-senator-edmund-muskie-carter-was-interviewing-his-short-list-of-candidates-for-vice-president-along-with-muskie-the-list-included-astronaut-and-senator-john-glenn-and-the-eventual-vice-president-walter-mondale-image223061393.html
President Jimmy Carter at an Atlanta civil rights conference in 1977 with John Lewis, a former top lieutenant to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who would later be elected to the U.S. Congress. John Robert Lewis - born February 21, 1940 - is an American politician and civil rights leader. He is the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 5th congressional district, serving since 1987, and is the dean of the Georgia congressional delegation. The district includes the northern three-quarters of Atlanta. Lewis is the only living 'Big Six' leader of the American Civil Rights Movement, having been the chair
President Jimmy Carter at an Atlanta civil rights conference in 1977 with John Lewis, a former top lieutenant to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who would later be elected to the U.S. Congress. John Robert Lewis - born February 21, 1940 - is an American politician and civil rights leader. He is the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 5th congressional district, serving since 1987, and is the dean of the Georgia congressional delegation. The district includes the northern three-quarters of Atlanta. Lewis is the only living 'Big Six' leader of the American Civil Rights Movement, having been the chair https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/president-jimmy-carter-at-an-atlanta-civil-rights-conference-in-1977-with-john-lewis-a-former-top-lieutenant-to-dr-martin-luther-king-jr-who-would-later-be-elected-to-the-us-congress-john-robert-lewis-born-february-21-1940-is-an-american-politician-and-civil-rights-leader-he-is-the-us-representative-for-georgias-5th-congressional-district-serving-since-1987-and-is-the-dean-of-the-georgia-congressional-delegation-the-district-includes-the-northern-three-quarters-of-atlanta-lewis-is-the-only-living-big-six-leader-of-the-american-civil-rights-movement-having-been-the-chair-image223061433.html
After a Sunday church service in Plains, Georgia President Jimmy Carter, Vice President Walter Mondale and wife, Joan talk with US Secret Service Agent Charles Zboril (left), Carter's lead protection agent. Zboril was a young agent scheduled to be on the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine on the day he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
After a Sunday church service in Plains, Georgia President Jimmy Carter, Vice President Walter Mondale and wife, Joan talk with US Secret Service Agent Charles Zboril (left), Carter's lead protection agent. Zboril was a young agent scheduled to be on the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine on the day he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/after-a-sunday-church-service-in-plains-georgia-president-jimmy-carter-vice-president-walter-mondale-and-wife-joan-talk-with-us-secret-service-agent-charles-zboril-left-carters-lead-protection-agent-zboril-was-a-young-agent-scheduled-to-be-on-the-back-of-president-john-f-kennedys-limousine-on-the-day-he-was-assassinated-in-dallas-texas-image223059410.html
Jimmy Carter plays softball in his hometown of Plains, Georgia. Carter was pitcher and captain of his team that was comprised of off duty U.S. Secret service agents and White House staffers. The opposing team was comprised of members of the White house traveling press and captained by Billy Carter, the president's brother. In the background is US Secret Service Agent Charles Zaboril, Carter's lead agent. Zaboril was a young agent scheduled to be on the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine on the day he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.-
Jimmy Carter plays softball in his hometown of Plains, Georgia. Carter was pitcher and captain of his team that was comprised of off duty U.S. Secret service agents and White House staffers. The opposing team was comprised of members of the White house traveling press and captained by Billy Carter, the president's brother. In the background is US Secret Service Agent Charles Zaboril, Carter's lead agent. Zaboril was a young agent scheduled to be on the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine on the day he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.- https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/jimmy-carter-plays-softball-in-his-hometown-of-plains-georgia-carter-was-pitcher-and-captain-of-his-team-that-was-comprised-of-off-duty-us-secret-service-agents-and-white-house-staffers-the-opposing-team-was-comprised-of-members-of-the-white-house-traveling-press-and-captained-by-billy-carter-the-presidents-brother-in-the-background-is-us-secret-service-agent-charles-zaboril-carters-lead-agent-zaboril-was-a-young-agent-scheduled-to-be-on-the-back-of-president-john-f-kennedys-limousine-on-the-day-he-was-assassinated-in-dallas-texas-image223058876.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . r heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to be well received when they go to court, since they willhave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing l)ut what is for the good of the nation and the King,who in truth must always have the same interest, p. 15. Iviii ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates andtit
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . r heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to be well received when they go to court, since they willhave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing l)ut what is for the good of the nation and the King,who in truth must always have the same interest, p. 15. Iviii ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates andtit https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-r-heirs-may-do-great-service-to-theircountry-and-ought-to-be-well-received-when-they-go-to-court-since-they-willhave-nothing-to-ask-for-i-would-have-them-join-with-any-king-or-ministerwhen-they-desire-nothing-lut-what-is-for-the-good-of-the-nation-and-the-kingwho-in-truth-must-always-have-the-same-interest-p-15-iviii-account-of-althorp-of-marlborough-was-possessed-of-the-sunderland-estates-andtit-image342691635.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to be well received when they go to court, since they willliave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing but what is for the good of the nation and the King,who in truth must always have the same interest, p. 15. Iviii ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates and
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to be well received when they go to court, since they willliave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing but what is for the good of the nation and the King,who in truth must always have the same interest, p. 15. Iviii ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates and https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-heirs-may-do-great-service-to-theircountry-and-ought-to-be-well-received-when-they-go-to-court-since-they-willliave-nothing-to-ask-for-i-would-have-them-join-with-any-king-or-ministerwhen-they-desire-nothing-but-what-is-for-the-good-of-the-nation-and-the-kingwho-in-truth-must-always-have-the-same-interest-p-15-iviii-account-of-althorp-of-marlborough-was-possessed-of-the-sunderland-estates-and-image370652164.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . r heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to bo well received when they go to court, since they willhave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing but what is for the good of the nation and the King,Mho in truth mu-^t always have the same interest, p. 15. h ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates andtitle—and tlten it was that the park and house at Althorp re-ceived manv of its greatest imp
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . r heirs may do great service to theircountry, and ought to bo well received when they go to court, since they willhave nothing to ask; for I would have them join with any king or minister,when they desire nothing but what is for the good of the nation and the King,Mho in truth mu-^t always have the same interest, p. 15. h ACCOUNT OF ALTHORP. of Marlborough, was possessed of the Sunderland estates andtitle—and tlten it was that the park and house at Althorp re-ceived manv of its greatest imp https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-r-heirs-may-do-great-service-to-theircountry-and-ought-to-bo-well-received-when-they-go-to-court-since-they-willhave-nothing-to-ask-for-i-would-have-them-join-with-any-king-or-ministerwhen-they-desire-nothing-but-what-is-for-the-good-of-the-nation-and-the-kingmho-in-truth-mu-t-always-have-the-same-interest-p-15-h-account-of-althorp-of-marlborough-was-possessed-of-the-sunderland-estates-andtitleand-tlten-it-was-that-the-park-and-house-at-althorp-re-ceived-manv-of-its-greatest-imp-image369806858.html
Foxe's Christian martyrs of the world; the story of the advance of Christianity from Bible times to latest periods of persecution .. . ed from the Tower and fled intoWales, where he lay safely concealed for some time. But being after-ward seized in Powisland, in North Wales, by Lord Powis, he wasbrought back to London. Sir John Oldcastle was of a very good family; he had been sheriffof Hertfordshire under Henry IV., and summoned to parliament amongthe barons of the realm in that reign. He had also been sent beyondthe sea, with the earl of Arundel, to assist the duke of Burgundyagainst the Fren
Foxe's Christian martyrs of the world; the story of the advance of Christianity from Bible times to latest periods of persecution .. . ed from the Tower and fled intoWales, where he lay safely concealed for some time. But being after-ward seized in Powisland, in North Wales, by Lord Powis, he wasbrought back to London. Sir John Oldcastle was of a very good family; he had been sheriffof Hertfordshire under Henry IV., and summoned to parliament amongthe barons of the realm in that reign. He had also been sent beyondthe sea, with the earl of Arundel, to assist the duke of Burgundyagainst the Fren https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/foxes-christian-martyrs-of-the-world-the-story-of-the-advance-of-christianity-from-bible-times-to-latest-periods-of-persecution-ed-from-the-tower-and-fled-intowales-where-he-lay-safely-concealed-for-some-time-but-being-after-ward-seized-in-powisland-in-north-wales-by-lord-powis-he-wasbrought-back-to-london-sir-john-oldcastle-was-of-a-very-good-family-he-had-been-sheriffof-hertfordshire-under-henry-iv-and-summoned-to-parliament-amongthe-barons-of-the-realm-in-that-reign-he-had-also-been-sent-beyondthe-sea-with-the-earl-of-arundel-to-assist-the-duke-of-burgundyagainst-the-fren-image338079659.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . laws and religion, but gods will must be done, and he knoMs whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my fiend as He indeauour to deserue.I wish w all my soule youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. The following are her sentiments upon the decapitation of her uncle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683: I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to your friends to fear your thinkingme guilty of any neglect or want of kindnes or respec
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . laws and religion, but gods will must be done, and he knoMs whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my fiend as He indeauour to deserue.I wish w all my soule youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. The following are her sentiments upon the decapitation of her uncle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683: I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to your friends to fear your thinkingme guilty of any neglect or want of kindnes or respec https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-laws-and-religion-but-gods-will-must-be-done-and-he-knoms-whats-bestfor-us-pray-for-mee-and-be-as-much-my-fiend-as-he-indeauour-to-deseruei-wish-w-all-my-soule-youd-shew-mee-your-kindness-in-directing-meeno-17-the-following-are-her-sentiments-upon-the-decapitation-of-her-uncle-theunfortunate-lord-russell-it-is-dated-22-july-1683-i-have-so-much-expe-rience-of-your-good-nature-and-compassion-to-your-friends-to-fear-your-thinkingme-guilty-of-any-neglect-or-want-of-kindnes-or-respec-image369807363.html
Christian heroes and martyrs . ed from the Tower and fled intoWales, where he lay safely concealed for some time. But being after-ward seized in Powisland, in North Wales, by Lord Powis, he wasbrought back to London. Sir John Oldcastle was of a very good family; he had been sheriffof Hertfordshire under Henry IV., and summoned to parliament amongthe barons of the realm in that reign. He had also been sent beyondthe sea, with the earl of Arundel, to assist the duke of Burgundyagainst the French. But in spite of his rank and his former friend-ship with the king, Oldcastle was condemned to the dr
Christian heroes and martyrs . ed from the Tower and fled intoWales, where he lay safely concealed for some time. But being after-ward seized in Powisland, in North Wales, by Lord Powis, he wasbrought back to London. Sir John Oldcastle was of a very good family; he had been sheriffof Hertfordshire under Henry IV., and summoned to parliament amongthe barons of the realm in that reign. He had also been sent beyondthe sea, with the earl of Arundel, to assist the duke of Burgundyagainst the French. But in spite of his rank and his former friend-ship with the king, Oldcastle was condemned to the dr https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/christian-heroes-and-martyrs-ed-from-the-tower-and-fled-intowales-where-he-lay-safely-concealed-for-some-time-but-being-after-ward-seized-in-powisland-in-north-wales-by-lord-powis-he-wasbrought-back-to-london-sir-john-oldcastle-was-of-a-very-good-family-he-had-been-sheriffof-hertfordshire-under-henry-iv-and-summoned-to-parliament-amongthe-barons-of-the-realm-in-that-reign-he-had-also-been-sent-beyondthe-sea-with-the-earl-of-arundel-to-assist-the-duke-of-burgundyagainst-the-french-but-in-spite-of-his-rank-and-his-former-friend-ship-with-the-king-oldcastle-was-condemned-to-the-dr-image339965954.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . tinnut en ptiel:entie Uoncfeerljeticn toateop tiie acnficfjtcn be^ af-gront^. €u goob^ sljee^BfttDa^ef gjeliraglje lioue tientoateren, €ntie goti ^eitietiat iit^t itioet luertie: en • In the beginning God created heaven and earth, but the earth was unprofitable andempty, and darknesses were upon the face of the abyss. And the spirit of God was borneabove the waters. And God said that light should be, and the light was made. And Godsaw the light that it should be good; and he separated the light
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . tinnut en ptiel:entie Uoncfeerljeticn toateop tiie acnficfjtcn be^ af-gront^. €u goob^ sljee^BfttDa^ef gjeliraglje lioue tientoateren, €ntie goti ^eitietiat iit^t itioet luertie: en • In the beginning God created heaven and earth, but the earth was unprofitable andempty, and darknesses were upon the face of the abyss. And the spirit of God was borneabove the waters. And God said that light should be, and the light was made. And Godsaw the light that it should be good; and he separated the light https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-tinnut-en-ptielentie-uoncfeerljeticn-toateop-tiie-acnficfjtcn-be-af-gront-u-goob-sljeebfttdaef-gjeliraglje-lioue-tientoateren-ntie-goti-eitietiat-iitt-itioet-luertie-en-in-the-beginning-god-created-heaven-and-earth-but-the-earth-was-unprofitable-andempty-and-darknesses-were-upon-the-face-of-the-abyss-and-the-spirit-of-god-was-borneabove-the-waters-and-god-said-that-light-should-be-and-the-light-was-made-and-godsaw-the-light-that-it-should-be-good-and-he-separated-the-light-image339186146.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . is jocular upon those, who imagme such works to be of no value, from the rudeness oftheir aspect. The Abbe Rive has also noticed the singular good fortune of Chevillier inbuying tliis book for 4 livres, which was worth 1500. His note is worth consulting; al-though his account of the Block Books i;> exceedingly desultory and confused. He supposes,on the authority of his Master, tliat Julian Macho and Peter Farget, friars of the order ofSt. Austin, were the authors of the Speculum Humanae Salv
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . is jocular upon those, who imagme such works to be of no value, from the rudeness oftheir aspect. The Abbe Rive has also noticed the singular good fortune of Chevillier inbuying tliis book for 4 livres, which was worth 1500. His note is worth consulting; al-though his account of the Block Books i;> exceedingly desultory and confused. He supposes,on the authority of his Master, tliat Julian Macho and Peter Farget, friars of the order ofSt. Austin, were the authors of the Speculum Humanae Salv https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-is-jocular-upon-those-who-imagme-such-works-to-be-of-no-value-from-the-rudeness-oftheir-aspect-the-abbe-rive-has-also-noticed-the-singular-good-fortune-of-chevillier-inbuying-tliis-book-for-4-livres-which-was-worth-1500-his-note-is-worth-consulting-al-though-his-account-of-the-block-books-igt-exceedingly-desultory-and-confused-he-supposeson-the-authority-of-his-master-tliat-julian-macho-and-peter-farget-friars-of-the-order-ofst-austin-were-the-authors-of-the-speculum-humanae-salv-image339190982.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. nd religion, but gods will must be done, and he knows whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my frend as lie indcauour to deserue.1 wish w all my sonic youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. Ihe following are her sentiments upon the decapitation of her uncle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683; I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to yo
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. nd religion, but gods will must be done, and he knows whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my frend as lie indcauour to deserue.1 wish w all my sonic youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. Ihe following are her sentiments upon the decapitation of her uncle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683; I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to yo https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-nd-religion-but-gods-will-must-be-done-and-he-knows-whats-bestfor-us-pray-for-mee-and-be-as-much-my-frend-as-lie-indcauour-to-deserue1-wish-w-all-my-sonic-youd-shew-mee-your-kindness-in-directing-meeno-17-ihe-following-are-her-sentiments-upon-the-decapitation-of-her-uncle-theunfortunate-lord-russell-it-is-dated-22-july-1683-i-have-so-much-expe-rience-of-your-good-nature-and-compassion-to-yo-image370652314.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . d with abeautiful copper-plate, being a fac-simile of an engraving from a Pai, executed by MasoFiniguerra between the ycais 1450 and 1460. The manner in whicli Zani describes liisdiscovery of this treasure, shews at once his enthusiasm and good fortune. lii WORKS, &c. [Litterce Indulgent. which suggested, to the inquisitive minds of Costee, Gutenberg,and Fust, those ideas of typographical improvement which mightunite beauty with facility of execution. In the volumes produced bythe two last-ment
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . d with abeautiful copper-plate, being a fac-simile of an engraving from a Pai, executed by MasoFiniguerra between the ycais 1450 and 1460. The manner in whicli Zani describes liisdiscovery of this treasure, shews at once his enthusiasm and good fortune. lii WORKS, &c. [Litterce Indulgent. which suggested, to the inquisitive minds of Costee, Gutenberg,and Fust, those ideas of typographical improvement which mightunite beauty with facility of execution. In the volumes produced bythe two last-ment https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-d-with-abeautiful-copper-plate-being-a-fac-simile-of-an-engraving-from-a-pai-executed-by-masofiniguerra-between-the-ycais-1450-and-1460-the-manner-in-whicli-zani-describes-liisdiscovery-of-this-treasure-shews-at-once-his-enthusiasm-and-good-fortune-lii-works-c-litterce-indulgent-which-suggested-to-the-inquisitive-minds-of-costee-gutenbergand-fust-those-ideas-of-typographical-improvement-which-mightunite-beauty-with-facility-of-execution-in-the-volumes-produced-bythe-two-last-ment-image339187730.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . re test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the Me-moir es de Grammont, pubhshed at Strawberry Hill in 1772,, 246 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to this engraving that Bromleyrefers: p. 244. Sir p. p. Reubens, by Vandyke.—A whole length. The at-titude is as graceful as the
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . re test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the Me-moir es de Grammont, pubhshed at Strawberry Hill in 1772,, 246 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to this engraving that Bromleyrefers: p. 244. Sir p. p. Reubens, by Vandyke.—A whole length. The at-titude is as graceful as the https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-re-test-ofher-virtue-and-good-taste-there-is-an-engraving-of-her-but-iknow-not-whether-from-this-picture-in-the-edition-of-the-me-moir-es-de-grammont-pubhshed-at-strawberry-hill-in-1772-246-the-picture-gallery-quarto-the-engraving-is-by-g-powle-executed-in-a-styleof-beauty-and-spirit-that-has-been-seldom-surpassed-biblio-mania-p-720-it-is-i-presume-to-this-engraving-that-bromleyrefers-p-244-sir-p-p-reubens-by-vandykea-whole-length-the-at-titude-is-as-graceful-as-the-image369800425.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . laws and religion, but gods will must be done, and he knows whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my frend as He indeauour to deserue.1 wish w aU my soule youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. The following arc her sentiments upon the decapitation of her imcle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683: I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to you
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . laws and religion, but gods will must be done, and he knows whats bestfor us. Pray for mee, and be as much my frend as He indeauour to deserue.1 wish w aU my soule youd shew mee your kindness in directing mee.No. 17. The following arc her sentiments upon the decapitation of her imcle, theunfortunate Lord Russell. It is dated 22 July, 1683: I have so much expe-rience of your good nature and compassion to you https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-laws-and-religion-but-gods-will-must-be-done-and-he-knows-whats-bestfor-us-pray-for-mee-and-be-as-much-my-frend-as-he-indeauour-to-deserue1-wish-w-au-my-soule-youd-shew-mee-your-kindness-in-directing-meeno-17-the-following-arc-her-sentiments-upon-the-decapitation-of-her-imcle-theunfortunate-lord-russell-it-is-dated-22-july-1683-i-have-so-much-expe-rience-of-your-good-nature-and-compassion-to-you-image342692301.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . ure test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the Mi-moires de Grammont, published at Strawberry Hill in 1772, M6 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to t/iis engraving that Bromleyrefers: p. 24
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . ure test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the Mi-moires de Grammont, published at Strawberry Hill in 1772, M6 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to t/iis engraving that Bromleyrefers: p. 24 https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-ure-test-ofher-virtue-and-good-taste-there-is-an-engraving-of-her-but-iknow-not-whether-from-this-picture-in-the-edition-of-the-mi-moires-de-grammont-published-at-strawberry-hill-in-1772-m6-the-picture-gallery-quarto-the-engraving-is-by-g-powle-executed-in-a-styleof-beauty-and-spirit-that-has-been-seldom-surpassed-biblio-mania-p-720-it-is-i-presume-to-tiis-engraving-that-bromleyrefers-p-24-image342677273.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . Works, vol. iii, p. 291) calls him acharming historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, published by Mr.MiUer, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his portrait from a painting by Parmentier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof preservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders this
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . Works, vol. iii, p. 291) calls him acharming historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, published by Mr.MiUer, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his portrait from a painting by Parmentier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof preservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders this https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-works-vol-iii-p-291-calls-him-acharming-historiographer-a-good-account-of-him-from-des-maiseaux-appears-in-the-english-grammont-published-by-mrmiuer-in-1811-where-vol-i-p-141-may-be-seen-an-engravingof-his-portrait-from-a-painting-by-parmentier-precisely-similarto-the-present-which-is-of-the-size-of-life-and-in-a-perfect-stateof-preservation-the-wen-between-the-eyebrows-renders-this-image342675623.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . with a grand retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself.—The oppositeengraving will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this po
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . with a grand retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself.—The oppositeengraving will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this po https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-with-a-grand-retinueinto-france-and-after-remaining-some-time-at-paris-they-pro-ceeded-to-dover-where-she-was-met-by-the-duke-of-york-innovember-1673-mary-was-crowned-with-king-james-attendedhim-in-his-misfortunes-during-his-exile-and-died-at-st-ger-mains-in-april-1718-sir-antonio-more-painted-by-himselfthe-oppositeengraving-will-give-a-very-good-notion-of-the-beauty-and-ex-pression-of-this-po-image342675565.html
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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . is oldtruth. Earl Moreo, car repair apprentice, wasmarried on Januan,- 16 to Aliss Clara Whiteof this city. The best of wishes kind andtrue from all of us to each of you! John Suydan and his section gang arecertainly making things shine along therailroad. Good work John! We understandthat you are in the habit of meeting sectionforemen from other roads at the Locomo-tive Club on Saturday nights and teachingthem the rudiments of section keeping.You tell em, John. You should know. Transportation is one of the seriousproblems with which the Deisel-WemmerCo https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/baltimore-and-ohio-employees-magazine-is-oldtruth-earl-moreo-car-repair-apprentice-wasmarried-on-januan-16-to-aliss-clara-whiteof-this-city-the-best-of-wishes-kind-andtrue-from-all-of-us-to-each-of-you!-john-suydan-and-his-section-gang-arecertainly-making-things-shine-along-therailroad-good-work-john!-we-understandthat-you-are-in-the-habit-of-meeting-sectionforemen-from-other-roads-at-the-locomo-tive-club-on-saturday-nights-and-teachingthem-the-rudiments-of-section-keepingyou-tell-em-john-you-should-know-transportation-is-one-of-the-seriousproblems-with-which-the-deisel-wemmerco-image375762175.html
Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . e Grounds on which Dudley must be acquitted ofthe Crime. ROBERT DUDLEY, Earl of Leicester, fifthson of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland,and younger brother of Ambrose Dudley, Earl ofWarwick, was neither a good man nor a great man,though he may be said to have approached greatnessby way of cleverness and goodness by the path ofcharitable benefaction. On the other hand, he failedas a general, and was suspected, though on inconclusiveevidence, of removing obstacles to his ambition bymeans of poison. The most favourable thing
Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . e Grounds on which Dudley must be acquitted ofthe Crime. ROBERT DUDLEY, Earl of Leicester, fifthson of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland,and younger brother of Ambrose Dudley, Earl ofWarwick, was neither a good man nor a great man,though he may be said to have approached greatnessby way of cleverness and goodness by the path ofcharitable benefaction. On the other hand, he failedas a general, and was suspected, though on inconclusiveevidence, of removing obstacles to his ambition bymeans of poison. The most favourable thing https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/warwick-castle-and-its-earls-from-saxon-times-to-the-present-day-e-grounds-on-which-dudley-must-be-acquitted-ofthe-crime-robert-dudley-earl-of-leicester-fifthson-of-john-dudley-duke-of-northumberlandand-younger-brother-of-ambrose-dudley-earl-ofwarwick-was-neither-a-good-man-nor-a-great-manthough-he-may-be-said-to-have-approached-greatnessby-way-of-cleverness-and-goodness-by-the-path-ofcharitable-benefaction-on-the-other-hand-he-failedas-a-general-and-was-suspected-though-on-inconclusiveevidence-of-removing-obstacles-to-his-ambition-bymeans-of-poison-the-most-favourable-thing-image339123160.html
Belt and spur : stories of the knights of the middle ages from the old chronicles . rassed. Sir John Holland was thefirst to begin, and he sent a squire to touch the war-shield of Sir Boucicault. Then Sir Boucicault cameout of his pavilion, ready armed, and mounted hishorse, and took his shield and a good lance, strongand well made ; then the two took up their distances,and when they had well eyed one another, they spurredand came, without sparing themselves, with greatforce against one another, and the spear of Sir Bouci-cault pierced the Earl of Huntingdons shield, andthe point ran along his
Belt and spur : stories of the knights of the middle ages from the old chronicles . rassed. Sir John Holland was thefirst to begin, and he sent a squire to touch the war-shield of Sir Boucicault. Then Sir Boucicault cameout of his pavilion, ready armed, and mounted hishorse, and took his shield and a good lance, strongand well made ; then the two took up their distances,and when they had well eyed one another, they spurredand came, without sparing themselves, with greatforce against one another, and the spear of Sir Bouci-cault pierced the Earl of Huntingdons shield, andthe point ran along his https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/belt-and-spur-stories-of-the-knights-of-the-middle-ages-from-the-old-chronicles-rassed-sir-john-holland-was-thefirst-to-begin-and-he-sent-a-squire-to-touch-the-war-shield-of-sir-boucicault-then-sir-boucicault-cameout-of-his-pavilion-ready-armed-and-mounted-hishorse-and-took-his-shield-and-a-good-lance-strongand-well-made-then-the-two-took-up-their-distancesand-when-they-had-well-eyed-one-another-they-spurredand-came-without-sparing-themselves-with-greatforce-against-one-another-and-the-spear-of-sir-bouci-cault-pierced-the-earl-of-huntingdons-shield-andthe-point-ran-along-his-image340006021.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the 3/e-moires de Grammont, published at Strawbernj Hill in 1772, 346 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to this engraving that Bromleyrefers: p.
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. test ofher virtue and good taste. There is an engraving of her (but Iknow not whether from this picture) in the edition of the 3/e-moires de Grammont, published at Strawbernj Hill in 1772, 346 THE PICTURE GALLERY. quarto. The engraving is by G. Powle— executed in a styleof beauty and spirit that has been seldom surpassed. Biblio-mania, p. 720. It is, I presume, to this engraving that Bromleyrefers: p. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-test-ofher-virtue-and-good-taste-there-is-an-engraving-of-her-but-iknow-not-whether-from-this-picture-in-the-edition-of-the-3e-moires-de-grammont-published-at-strawbernj-hill-in-1772-346-the-picture-gallery-quarto-the-engraving-is-by-g-powle-executed-in-a-styleof-beauty-and-spirit-that-has-been-seldom-surpassed-biblio-mania-p-720-it-is-i-presume-to-this-engraving-that-bromleyrefers-p-image370649561.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . a grand retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself. —The oppositeengraving will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this portrait; which is a very fine one, in the beststyle of the master, and in the highest pres
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . a grand retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself. —The oppositeengraving will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this portrait; which is a very fine one, in the beststyle of the master, and in the highest pres https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-a-grand-retinueinto-france-and-after-remaining-some-time-at-paris-they-pro-ceeded-to-dover-where-she-was-met-by-the-duke-of-york-innovember-1673-mary-was-crowned-with-king-james-attendedhim-in-his-misfortunes-during-his-exile-and-died-at-st-ger-mains-in-april-1718-sir-antonio-more-painted-by-himself-the-oppositeengraving-will-give-a-very-good-notion-of-the-beauty-and-ex-pression-of-this-portrait-which-is-a-very-fine-one-in-the-beststyle-of-the-master-and-in-the-highest-pres-image369798497.html
Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . Anihrofe Pudley-Earl of Warwick.. From the original, formerly in the possession of John Thane. Warwick Castle <*- 1558 Queen Mary died without issue, and QueenElizabeth succeeded her. Her friendship stoodAmbrose Dudley in good stead, and opened the doorof favour and preferment, The dawn of the day ofadvantages was marked by the grant of the Manorof Kibworth Beauchamp, in Leicestershire, and theoffice of Chief Pantler at coronations ; and when thefountain of honour had once begun to flow on him itflowed freely. He became su
Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . Anihrofe Pudley-Earl of Warwick.. From the original, formerly in the possession of John Thane. Warwick Castle <*- 1558 Queen Mary died without issue, and QueenElizabeth succeeded her. Her friendship stoodAmbrose Dudley in good stead, and opened the doorof favour and preferment, The dawn of the day ofadvantages was marked by the grant of the Manorof Kibworth Beauchamp, in Leicestershire, and theoffice of Chief Pantler at coronations ; and when thefountain of honour had once begun to flow on him itflowed freely. He became su https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/warwick-castle-and-its-earls-from-saxon-times-to-the-present-day-anihrofe-pudley-earl-of-warwick-from-the-original-formerly-in-the-possession-of-john-thane-warwick-castle-lt-1558-queen-mary-died-without-issue-and-queenelizabeth-succeeded-her-her-friendship-stoodambrose-dudley-in-good-stead-and-opened-the-doorof-favour-and-preferment-the-dawn-of-the-day-ofadvantages-was-marked-by-the-grant-of-the-manorof-kibworth-beauchamp-in-leicestershire-and-theoffice-of-chief-pantler-at-coronations-and-when-thefountain-of-honour-had-once-begun-to-flow-on-him-itflowed-freely-he-became-su-image339125339.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . Paupenim.-] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. XXIX To these, I subjoin a fac-simile of the centre compartment in thelast leaf but one. It will remind the connoisseur in ancient typograj)hyof several similar cuts; which appear to have regularly descended aslow as nearly the middle of the 16th century. N^W^^^j;;;^. It remains to add, that the ])resent is a fair and sound copy ; having-the singular good fortune of being uncoloured. It is bound in ancientred morocco; and is one of the books recently purchas
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . Paupenim.-] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. XXIX To these, I subjoin a fac-simile of the centre compartment in thelast leaf but one. It will remind the connoisseur in ancient typograj)hyof several similar cuts; which appear to have regularly descended aslow as nearly the middle of the 16th century. N^W^^^j;;;^. It remains to add, that the ])resent is a fair and sound copy ; having-the singular good fortune of being uncoloured. It is bound in ancientred morocco; and is one of the books recently purchas https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-paupenim-the-infancy-of-printing-xxix-to-these-i-subjoin-a-fac-simile-of-the-centre-compartment-in-thelast-leaf-but-one-it-will-remind-the-connoisseur-in-ancient-typograjhyof-several-similar-cuts-which-appear-to-have-regularly-descended-aslow-as-nearly-the-middle-of-the-16th-century-nwj-it-remains-to-add-that-the-resent-is-a-fair-and-sound-copy-having-the-singular-good-fortune-of-being-uncoloured-it-is-bound-in-ancientred-morocco-and-is-one-of-the-books-recently-purchas-image339190496.html
. Mirror, 1921. branch of service. His experience together withhis enthusiasm and good nature made him one ofour most efficient non-coms. The whole class, thewhole college, mourned his untimely death, andnow cherish the memory of him, a student, a class-mate, and a friend. 67 Sformet g>tubeutB Allen, Ruth OsgoodAnderson, Ida MaeBaker, Guy SanfordBarron, Julia HopkinsBenjamin, George JellisonClifford, Earl AugustusDorner, FrankDrake, John FrancisDuFFETT, Warren AlonzoFullerton, ThelmaGould, Roy SeldonHuff, Eugene AlvinJordan, William BarnesJulian, George RichardKeaney, HarryKnight, Howard Gr
. Mirror, 1921. branch of service. His experience together withhis enthusiasm and good nature made him one ofour most efficient non-coms. The whole class, thewhole college, mourned his untimely death, andnow cherish the memory of him, a student, a class-mate, and a friend. 67 Sformet g>tubeutB Allen, Ruth OsgoodAnderson, Ida MaeBaker, Guy SanfordBarron, Julia HopkinsBenjamin, George JellisonClifford, Earl AugustusDorner, FrankDrake, John FrancisDuFFETT, Warren AlonzoFullerton, ThelmaGould, Roy SeldonHuff, Eugene AlvinJordan, William BarnesJulian, George RichardKeaney, HarryKnight, Howard Gr https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/mirror-1921-branch-of-service-his-experience-together-withhis-enthusiasm-and-good-nature-made-him-one-ofour-most-efficient-non-coms-the-whole-class-thewhole-college-mourned-his-untimely-death-andnow-cherish-the-memory-of-him-a-student-a-class-mate-and-a-friend-67-sformet-ggttubeutb-allen-ruth-osgoodanderson-ida-maebaker-guy-sanfordbarron-julia-hopkinsbenjamin-george-jellisonclifford-earl-augustusdorner-frankdrake-john-francisduffett-warren-alonzofullerton-thelmagould-roy-seldonhuff-eugene-alvinjordan-william-barnesjulian-george-richardkeaney-harryknight-howard-gr-image336805067.html
. The Earls of Cromartie; their kindred, country, and correspondence. [With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables.] . humble servant, Alex* Aeeskine, Lyon. 230. James second Duke of Oemond [to George Earl of Cromartie]. London, July the 2, [circa 1705].My Lord,—I had the honor of your Lordships, and am very sorry that Ihad not the good fortune to [take] my leave of you before you went from thisplaes. But I hope your Lordship dos me the justies to believe that I am,my Lord, Your Lordships most obedient humble servant, Or[monde]. 231. John Lord Macleod to his Father
. The Earls of Cromartie; their kindred, country, and correspondence. [With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables.] . humble servant, Alex* Aeeskine, Lyon. 230. James second Duke of Oemond [to George Earl of Cromartie]. London, July the 2, [circa 1705].My Lord,—I had the honor of your Lordships, and am very sorry that Ihad not the good fortune to [take] my leave of you before you went from thisplaes. But I hope your Lordship dos me the justies to believe that I am,my Lord, Your Lordships most obedient humble servant, Or[monde]. 231. John Lord Macleod to his Father https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-earls-of-cromartie-their-kindred-country-and-correspondence-with-plates-including-portraits-and-facsimiles-and-genealogical-tables-humble-servant-alex-aeeskine-lyon-230-james-second-duke-of-oemond-to-george-earl-of-cromartie-london-july-the-2-circa-1705-my-lordi-had-the-honor-of-your-lordships-and-am-very-sorry-that-ihad-not-the-good-fortune-to-take-my-leave-of-you-before-you-went-from-thisplaes-but-i-hope-your-lordship-dos-me-the-justies-to-believe-that-i-ammy-lord-your-lordships-most-obedient-humble-servant-or-monde-231-john-lord-macleod-to-his-father-image369686831.html
. William Shakespere : a biography. e to perform before the Court at Wilton. There is an entry in the sameOffice Book of a payment of thirty pounds to John Hemings for the pains andexpenses of himself and the rest of his company in coming from Mortlake inthe county of Surrey unto the Court aforesaid, and there presenting before hisMajesty one play on the 2nd of December last, by way of his Majestys reward.!Wilton was the seat of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, to whom it has beenheld that Shaksperes Sonnets were addressed. We do not yield our assent to thisopinion. J But we know from good a
. William Shakespere : a biography. e to perform before the Court at Wilton. There is an entry in the sameOffice Book of a payment of thirty pounds to John Hemings for the pains andexpenses of himself and the rest of his company in coming from Mortlake inthe county of Surrey unto the Court aforesaid, and there presenting before hisMajesty one play on the 2nd of December last, by way of his Majestys reward.!Wilton was the seat of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, to whom it has beenheld that Shaksperes Sonnets were addressed. We do not yield our assent to thisopinion. J But we know from good a https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/william-shakespere-a-biography-e-to-perform-before-the-court-at-wilton-there-is-an-entry-in-the-sameoffice-book-of-a-payment-of-thirty-pounds-to-john-hemings-for-the-pains-andexpenses-of-himself-and-the-rest-of-his-company-in-coming-from-mortlake-inthe-county-of-surrey-unto-the-court-aforesaid-and-there-presenting-before-hismajesty-one-play-on-the-2nd-of-december-last-by-way-of-his-majestys-reward!wilton-was-the-seat-of-william-herbert-earl-of-pembroke-to-whom-it-has-beenheld-that-shaksperes-sonnets-were-addressed-we-do-not-yield-our-assent-to-thisopinion-j-but-we-know-from-good-a-image370478091.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. d retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself.—The oppositeENGRAVING will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this portrait
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. d retinue,into France; and after remaining some time at Paris, they pro-ceeded to Dover, where she was met by the Duke of York, inNovember 1673. Mary was crowned with King James, attendedhim in his misfortunes during his exile, and died at St. Ger-mains, in April 1718. Sir Antonio More, painted by Himself.—The oppositeENGRAVING will give a very good notion of the beauty and ex-pression of this portrait https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-d-retinueinto-france-and-after-remaining-some-time-at-paris-they-pro-ceeded-to-dover-where-she-was-met-by-the-duke-of-york-innovember-1673-mary-was-crowned-with-king-james-attendedhim-in-his-misfortunes-during-his-exile-and-died-at-st-ger-mains-in-april-1718-sir-antonio-more-painted-by-himselfthe-oppositeengraving-will-give-a-very-good-notion-of-the-beauty-and-ex-pression-of-this-portrait-image370649052.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . f j)t tJtoet(iBntJc Iji ijecft tjem tc tJootcn gfjefcptO^f j[)t tooutie acnneincn tite herftenDept 53. The place whereat occurrd this fight^Was on a bridge^ Danubius hight ;Such blessing God Heraclius gave^That he young Cosdras made his slave. 54. The people allj with one accord^Here hail Heraclius as their lord ;And all are come, both young and old.And in his service are enrolld. 55. Heraclius here, that Emperor good.To Cosdras comes, tis understood ;And asks of him if he will beConverted to C
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . f j)t tJtoet(iBntJc Iji ijecft tjem tc tJootcn gfjefcptO^f j[)t tooutie acnneincn tite herftenDept 53. The place whereat occurrd this fight^Was on a bridge^ Danubius hight ;Such blessing God Heraclius gave^That he young Cosdras made his slave. 54. The people allj with one accord^Here hail Heraclius as their lord ;And all are come, both young and old.And in his service are enrolld. 55. Heraclius here, that Emperor good.To Cosdras comes, tis understood ;And asks of him if he will beConverted to C https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-f-jt-tjtoetibntjc-iji-ijecft-tjem-tc-tjootcn-gfjefcptof-j-t-tooutie-acnneincn-tite-herftendept-53-the-place-whereat-occurrd-this-fightwas-on-a-bridge-danubius-hight-such-blessing-god-heraclius-gavethat-he-young-cosdras-made-his-slave-54-the-people-allj-with-one-accordhere-hail-heraclius-as-their-lord-and-all-are-come-both-young-and-oldand-in-his-service-are-enrolld-55-heraclius-here-that-emperor-goodto-cosdras-comes-tis-understood-and-asks-of-him-if-he-will-beconverted-to-c-image340029747.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. half-length portrait of MARY,_/b«/7// daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the twelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-bury ; prime minister of Wilham HI. and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, from hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, ^c
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. half-length portrait of MARY,_/b«/7// daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the twelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-bury ; prime minister of Wilham HI. and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, from hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, ^c https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-half-length-portrait-of-mary-b7-daughter-of-theduke-of-marlborough-who-married-john-duke-of-montaguover-the-door-or-entrance-to-the-left-of-the-duchess-of-mon-tagu-is-a-portrait-of-the-twelfth-earl-and-only-duke-of-shrews-bury-prime-minister-of-wilham-hi-and-whose-name-hasrecently-received-a-good-share-of-popular-attention-from-hisprivate-and-original-correspondence-with-king-william-c-image370650009.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . rks, vol. iii. p. 291) calls him acharming historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, published by Mr.Miller, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his portrait from a painting by Parmentier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof preservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders thisportrait immediately recognisable. * A still more particular account of this original
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . rks, vol. iii. p. 291) calls him acharming historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, published by Mr.Miller, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his portrait from a painting by Parmentier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof preservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders thisportrait immediately recognisable. * A still more particular account of this original https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-rks-vol-iii-p-291-calls-him-acharming-historiographer-a-good-account-of-him-from-des-maiseaux-appears-in-the-english-grammont-published-by-mrmiller-in-1811-where-vol-i-p-141-may-be-seen-an-engravingof-his-portrait-from-a-painting-by-parmentier-precisely-similarto-the-present-which-is-of-the-size-of-life-and-in-a-perfect-stateof-preservation-the-wen-between-the-eyebrows-renders-thisportrait-immediately-recognisable-a-still-more-particular-account-of-this-original-image369798857.html
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . half-length portrait of Mary,/bwrfA daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the ttcelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-BCBY; prime minister of William III. and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, ftt)m hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, ^c.edited by the Rev. Mr, Coxe, and of which some use has beenmade in the preceding pages o
. Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ... library of George John, earl Spencer . half-length portrait of Mary,/bwrfA daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the ttcelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-BCBY; prime minister of William III. and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, ftt)m hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, ^c.edited by the Rev. Mr, Coxe, and of which some use has beenmade in the preceding pages o https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-half-length-portrait-of-marybwrfa-daughter-of-theduke-of-marlborough-who-married-john-duke-of-montaguover-the-door-or-entrance-to-the-left-of-the-duchess-of-mon-tagu-is-a-portrait-of-the-ttcelfth-earl-and-only-duke-of-shrews-bcby-prime-minister-of-william-iii-and-whose-name-hasrecently-received-a-good-share-of-popular-attention-fttm-hisprivate-and-original-correspondence-with-king-william-cedited-by-the-rev-mr-coxe-and-of-which-some-use-has-beenmade-in-the-preceding-pages-o-image369802317.html
Other famous homes of Great Britain and their stories . in1892. John, son of George, succeeded, in 1703, as fifteenth Earl.He was a much-married man, having been wedded thrice. Likethe good old covenanting Earl John, this grandson of his hada nickname, being called John Roy, — doubtless owing to hisvery rubicund complexion. It was in the reign of Earl Roy thatthe winehouse in the garden of Dunrobin, now converted intoa museum, was built; and there the gentlemen would indulgein their Homeric drinking bouts, which sometimes lasted for 2)unrobin Caetle 219 whole days and nights, and only ended ei
Other famous homes of Great Britain and their stories . in1892. John, son of George, succeeded, in 1703, as fifteenth Earl.He was a much-married man, having been wedded thrice. Likethe good old covenanting Earl John, this grandson of his hada nickname, being called John Roy, — doubtless owing to hisvery rubicund complexion. It was in the reign of Earl Roy thatthe winehouse in the garden of Dunrobin, now converted intoa museum, was built; and there the gentlemen would indulgein their Homeric drinking bouts, which sometimes lasted for 2)unrobin Caetle 219 whole days and nights, and only ended ei https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/other-famous-homes-of-great-britain-and-their-stories-in1892-john-son-of-george-succeeded-in-1703-as-fifteenth-earlhe-was-a-much-married-man-having-been-wedded-thrice-likethe-good-old-covenanting-earl-john-this-grandson-of-his-hada-nickname-being-called-john-roy-doubtless-owing-to-hisvery-rubicund-complexion-it-was-in-the-reign-of-earl-roy-thatthe-winehouse-in-the-garden-of-dunrobin-now-converted-intoa-museum-was-built-and-there-the-gentlemen-would-indulgein-their-homeric-drinking-bouts-which-sometimes-lasted-for-2unrobin-caetle-219-whole-days-and-nights-and-only-ended-ei-image338334941.html
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. vol. iii. p. iJ91) calls him achanning historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, pubUshed by Mr.Miller, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his ])ortrait from a painting by Parmcntier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof ))reservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders thi
. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. vol. iii. p. iJ91) calls him achanning historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, pubUshed by Mr.Miller, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his ])ortrait from a painting by Parmcntier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof ))reservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders thi https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-vol-iii-p-ij91-calls-him-achanning-historiographer-a-good-account-of-him-from-des-maiseaux-appears-in-the-english-grammont-pubushed-by-mrmiller-in-1811-where-vol-i-p-141-may-be-seen-an-engravingof-his-ortrait-from-a-painting-by-parmcntier-precisely-similarto-the-present-which-is-of-the-size-of-life-and-in-a-perfect-stateof-reservation-the-wen-between-the-eyebrows-renders-thi-image370649082.html
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . a half-length portrait of Mary,yo?/r//i daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the twelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-bury ; prime minister of William IIL and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, from hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, S(C.
Aedes Althorpianae, or, An account of the mansion, books, and pictures of Althorp : the residence of George John Earl Spencer to which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana . a half-length portrait of Mary,yo?/r//i daughter of theDuke of Marlborough, who married John Duke of Montagu.Over the door or entrance, to the left of the Duchess of Mon-tagu, is a portrait of the twelfth Earl, and only Duke of Shrews-bury ; prime minister of William IIL and whose name hasrecently received a good share of popular attention, from hisPrivate and Original Correspondence with King William, S(C. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/aedes-althorpianae-or-an-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-of-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-a-half-length-portrait-of-maryyori-daughter-of-theduke-of-marlborough-who-married-john-duke-of-montaguover-the-door-or-entrance-to-the-left-of-the-duchess-of-mon-tagu-is-a-portrait-of-the-twelfth-earl-and-only-duke-of-shrews-bury-prime-minister-of-william-iil-and-whose-name-hasrecently-received-a-good-share-of-popular-attention-from-hisprivate-and-original-correspondence-with-king-william-sc-image342678648.html
Among old New England inns; being an account of little journeys to various quaint inns and hostelries of colonial New England . oston carrying impor-tant news made the journey between elevenoclock one morning and two the next after-noon. But on the road good entertainmentand attendance were provided for the pas-sengers in this coach; and at Portsmouththey had the extreme felicity to be droppedat the door of the Earl of Halifax, wherethe coachmans brother John exercised hos-pitable sway! John profited so much from the establish-ment of the Stage Chair that in 1765 heleft his first inn on Queen
Among old New England inns; being an account of little journeys to various quaint inns and hostelries of colonial New England . oston carrying impor-tant news made the journey between elevenoclock one morning and two the next after-noon. But on the road good entertainmentand attendance were provided for the pas-sengers in this coach; and at Portsmouththey had the extreme felicity to be droppedat the door of the Earl of Halifax, wherethe coachmans brother John exercised hos-pitable sway! John profited so much from the establish-ment of the Stage Chair that in 1765 heleft his first inn on Queen https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/among-old-new-england-inns-being-an-account-of-little-journeys-to-various-quaint-inns-and-hostelries-of-colonial-new-england-oston-carrying-impor-tant-news-made-the-journey-between-elevenoclock-one-morning-and-two-the-next-after-noon-but-on-the-road-good-entertainmentand-attendance-were-provided-for-the-pas-sengers-in-this-coach-and-at-portsmouththey-had-the-extreme-felicity-to-be-droppedat-the-door-of-the-earl-of-halifax-wherethe-coachmans-brother-john-exercised-hos-pitable-sway!-john-profited-so-much-from-the-establish-ment-of-the-stage-chair-that-in-1765-heleft-his-first-inn-on-queen-image339142576.html
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages.. [Sir Thomas Vaughan.j The livery colours of the Tudor family were white and green. One of the standards of HeavyEarl of Richmond at Bosworth
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages.. [Sir Thomas Vaughan.j The livery colours of the Tudor family were white and green. One of the standards of HeavyEarl of Richmond at Bosworth https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-john-howard-first-duke-of-norfolk-tliomas-howard-earl-of-surrey-238-king-richard-iii-sir-tlios-vaiighan-lies-hiuied-in-westminster-abbey-and-the-brass-plate-on-his-tomb-presentslis-witli-a-good-specimen-of-the-armom-of-tliis-period-witli-its-large-panklrons-elbow-plates-andgenouillei-es-a-portrait-of-lord-stanley-as-earl-of-derby-is-to-be-found-in-lodges-series-ofillustrious-personages-sir-thomas-vaughanj-the-livery-colours-of-the-tudor-family-were-white-and-green-one-of-the-standards-of-heavyearl-of-richmond-at-bosworth-image370507983.html
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . * Hist, de Ilmprim. p. 281 : mentioned also in the Bibliomania, p. 709. t Jntrod. ad Hiit. Littrar. De Pracip. Biblioth. Paris. 1721, 8vo. p. 122-3. Maichelins Pauperwn.] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. xxvu. is jocular upon those, who imagme such works to be of no value, from the rudeness oftheir aspect. The Abbe Rive has also noticed the singular good fortune of Chevillier inbuying tliis book for 4 livres, which was worth 1500. His note is worth consulting; al-though his account of the Block Books i
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . * Hist, de Ilmprim. p. 281 : mentioned also in the Bibliomania, p. 709. t Jntrod. ad Hiit. Littrar. De Pracip. Biblioth. Paris. 1721, 8vo. p. 122-3. Maichelins Pauperwn.] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. xxvu. is jocular upon those, who imagme such works to be of no value, from the rudeness oftheir aspect. The Abbe Rive has also noticed the singular good fortune of Chevillier inbuying tliis book for 4 livres, which was worth 1500. His note is worth consulting; al-though his account of the Block Books i https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-hist-de-ilmprim-p-281-mentioned-also-in-the-bibliomania-p-709-t-jntrod-ad-hiit-littrar-de-pracip-biblioth-paris-1721-8vo-p-122-3-maichelins-pauperwn-the-infancy-of-printing-xxvu-is-jocular-upon-those-who-imagme-such-works-to-be-of-no-value-from-the-rudeness-oftheir-aspect-the-abbe-rive-has-also-noticed-the-singular-good-fortune-of-chevillier-inbuying-tliis-book-for-4-livres-which-was-worth-1500-his-note-is-worth-consulting-al-though-his-account-of-the-block-books-i-image339191429.html
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [Ktfie-y upon the Tomb of John Talbct.] 53. [Scene V.] ACT V. SCENE I.—London. A Room iri the Palace. J^nter King Henry, Glosteii, omc? Exeter. K, Hen. Have you perusd the letters fromthe pope,The emperor, and the earl of Armagnac ? Glo. Ihave, mylord; and their intent is this—They humbly sue unto your excellence,To have a godly peace concluded of,Between the realms of England and of France.K. Hen. How doth your grace affect their motion ?Glo. Well, my good lord ; and as the onlymeansTo stop effusion of our Christian blood.And stablish quietne
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [Ktfie-y upon the Tomb of John Talbct.] 53. [Scene V.] ACT V. SCENE I.—London. A Room iri the Palace. J^nter King Henry, Glosteii, omc? Exeter. K, Hen. Have you perusd the letters fromthe pope,The emperor, and the earl of Armagnac ? Glo. Ihave, mylord; and their intent is this—They humbly sue unto your excellence,To have a godly peace concluded of,Between the realms of England and of France.K. Hen. How doth your grace affect their motion ?Glo. Well, my good lord ; and as the onlymeansTo stop effusion of our Christian blood.And stablish quietne https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-ktfie-y-upon-the-tomb-of-john-talbct-53-scene-v-act-v-scene-ilondon-a-room-iri-the-palace-jnter-king-henry-glosteii-omc-exeter-k-hen-have-you-perusd-the-letters-fromthe-popethe-emperor-and-the-earl-of-armagnac-glo-ihave-mylord-and-their-intent-is-thisthey-humbly-sue-unto-your-excellenceto-have-a-godly-peace-concluded-ofbetween-the-realms-of-england-and-of-francek-hen-how-doth-your-grace-affect-their-motion-glo-well-my-good-lord-and-as-the-onlymeansto-stop-effusion-of-our-christian-bloodand-stablish-quietne-image370513619.html
. Descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) Maryland Baltimore Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. 42 Franklin Davis Nursery Co.. Wheatland Peach. Yellow St. John. {Fleita^s St. John.) A large, roundish, yellow freestone, ripening a little before Troth's Early; skin orange-yellow, with a deep red cheek; flesh yellow, juicy, sweet and high flavored. This is the earliest good yellow peach we have, and must prove a profitable sort for the earl
. Descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture) Maryland Baltimore Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. 42 Franklin Davis Nursery Co.. Wheatland Peach. Yellow St. John. {Fleita^s St. John.) A large, roundish, yellow freestone, ripening a little before Troth's Early; skin orange-yellow, with a deep red cheek; flesh yellow, juicy, sweet and high flavored. This is the earliest good yellow peach we have, and must prove a profitable sort for the earl https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/descriptive-catalogue-of-fruit-and-ornamental-trees-shrubs-vines-and-plants-nurseries-horticulture-maryland-baltimore-catalogs-fruit-trees-seedlings-catalogs-fruit-catalogs-trees-seedlings-catalogs-shrubs-catalogs-plants-ornamental-catalogs-42-franklin-davis-nursery-co-wheatland-peach-yellow-st-john-fleitas-st-john-a-large-roundish-yellow-freestone-ripening-a-little-before-troths-early-skin-orange-yellow-with-a-deep-red-cheek-flesh-yellow-juicy-sweet-and-high-flavored-this-is-the-earliest-good-yellow-peach-we-have-and-must-prove-a-profitable-sort-for-the-earl-image233347456.html
. A history of the Meynell hounds and country, 1780-1901 . at it became the principal seat of the family.Yeavely and Stydd were formerly part of the parish ofShirley, but Washington, fifth Earl of Ferrers, about ahundred years ago sold a great deal of it. Shirley Parkwas once of great interest, in fact, Sir Thomas Shirley,writing in the time of Charles I., says that it might be more aptly termed a forest. At the present time SirPeter Walker owns a good deal of it. His father. SirAndrew Walker, bought it. with the house and landat Osmaston, close by, from Mr. John Osmaston. Thelatters father, M
. A history of the Meynell hounds and country, 1780-1901 . at it became the principal seat of the family.Yeavely and Stydd were formerly part of the parish ofShirley, but Washington, fifth Earl of Ferrers, about ahundred years ago sold a great deal of it. Shirley Parkwas once of great interest, in fact, Sir Thomas Shirley,writing in the time of Charles I., says that it might be more aptly termed a forest. At the present time SirPeter Walker owns a good deal of it. His father. SirAndrew Walker, bought it. with the house and landat Osmaston, close by, from Mr. John Osmaston. Thelatters father, M https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/a-history-of-the-meynell-hounds-and-country-1780-1901-at-it-became-the-principal-seat-of-the-familyyeavely-and-stydd-were-formerly-part-of-the-parish-ofshirley-but-washington-fifth-earl-of-ferrers-about-ahundred-years-ago-sold-a-great-deal-of-it-shirley-parkwas-once-of-great-interest-in-fact-sir-thomas-shirleywriting-in-the-time-of-charles-i-says-that-it-might-be-more-aptly-termed-a-forest-at-the-present-time-sirpeter-walker-owns-a-good-deal-of-it-his-father-sirandrew-walker-bought-it-with-the-house-and-landat-osmaston-close-by-from-mr-john-osmaston-thelatters-father-m-image369790039.html
. John Saul's Washington nurseries catalogue of plants for the spring of 1888. olet-blue. Elm City {d), corolla forming rich crimson balls,very good. Earl of Beaconsfield, the blooms are three inchesin length, the tube and sepals are of a light rosy-carmine, corolla deep carmine. Fairy Queen, tube and sepals white, the latter re-curved corolla rosy-carmine. Flambeau, short tube, reflexed sepals crimson; cor-olla of a dark violet, striped with scarlet. Flo^on de Neige, well reflexed carmine sepals,large white corolla. 2o cts. Francis Desbois (rf), red sepals, violet-purple andcorolla. Frau Emma
. John Saul's Washington nurseries catalogue of plants for the spring of 1888. olet-blue. Elm City {d), corolla forming rich crimson balls,very good. Earl of Beaconsfield, the blooms are three inchesin length, the tube and sepals are of a light rosy-carmine, corolla deep carmine. Fairy Queen, tube and sepals white, the latter re-curved corolla rosy-carmine. Flambeau, short tube, reflexed sepals crimson; cor-olla of a dark violet, striped with scarlet. Flo^on de Neige, well reflexed carmine sepals,large white corolla. 2o cts. Francis Desbois (rf), red sepals, violet-purple andcorolla. Frau Emma https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/john-sauls-washington-nurseries-catalogue-of-plants-for-the-spring-of-1888-olet-blue-elm-city-d-corolla-forming-rich-crimson-ballsvery-good-earl-of-beaconsfield-the-blooms-are-three-inchesin-length-the-tube-and-sepals-are-of-a-light-rosy-carmine-corolla-deep-carmine-fairy-queen-tube-and-sepals-white-the-latter-re-curved-corolla-rosy-carmine-flambeau-short-tube-reflexed-sepals-crimson-cor-olla-of-a-dark-violet-striped-with-scarlet-floon-de-neige-well-reflexed-carmine-sepalslarge-white-corolla-2o-cts-francis-desbois-rf-red-sepals-violet-purple-andcorolla-frau-emma-image370359828.html
The British compendium; or, Rudiments of honour: Containing the origin of the Scots, and succession of their kings for above 2000 years; . wn, 27 Oft. 1^71. Charles ^So Scotch Baronets. Charles Stuart, ad Son to the Earl of Murray, 13 Septc 1681. S. £.James sharp of Scotfcraig, 21 April, 1683.Thomas ^tuart ot Blair, z ]an. 1683.William Seatoun of Pitmedden, 11 Dec. 1^8j.Thomas Strachan of Inchtuthel, 8 Maj, ^66j^John Stuart of AUanbank, 15 Aug. 1687,james Scuait of Burrow, k Nov« 16^,Thomas Stuart of Cultnels, 29 Jan. 1^98.George Suttie of Balgown, 5 May, 1702.Tames Stuart of Good-tree, 22 Dec
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![A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries [With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . d, includingthe Earls only surviving son, Alexander. The two unfortunate victimswere carried to Dunrobin, where they died on the 23rd of June 1567.Sir Robert also informs us that the tenth Earl, of a comely stature andproportion, was endued with many good gifts, both of mind and body, andwas handed down to posterity under the name of Good Earl John. Of the three marriages there was issue only by the second wife, LadyEleanor Stewart, vi - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJK8BM/a-history-of-the-family-of-seton-during-eight-centuries-with-plates-including-portraits-illustrations-facsimiles-a-bibliography-and-genealogical-tables-d-includingthe-earls-only-surviving-son-alexander-the-two-unfortunate-victimswere-carried-to-dunrobin-where-they-died-on-the-23rd-of-june-1567sir-robert-also-informs-us-that-the-tenth-earl-of-a-comely-stature-andproportion-was-endued-with-many-good-gifts-both-of-mind-and-body-andwas-handed-down-to-posterity-under-the-name-of-good-earl-john-of-the-three-marriages-there-was-issue-only-by-the-second-wife-ladyeleanor-stewart-vi-2AJK8BM.jpg)
![. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages. - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEP373/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-john-howard-first-duke-of-norfolk-tliomas-howard-earl-of-surrey-238-king-richard-iii-sir-tlios-vaiighan-lies-hiuied-in-westminster-abbey-and-the-brass-plate-on-his-tomb-presentslis-witli-a-good-specimen-of-the-armom-of-tliis-period-witli-its-large-panklrons-elbow-plates-andgenouillei-es-a-portrait-of-lord-stanley-as-earl-of-derby-is-to-be-found-in-lodges-series-ofillustrious-personages-2CEP373.jpg)
![Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . Paupenim.-] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. XXIX To these, I subjoin a fac-simile of the centre compartment in thelast leaf but one. It will remind the connoisseur in ancient typograj)hyof several similar cuts; which appear to have regularly descended aslow as nearly the middle of the 16th century. N^W^^^j;;;^. It remains to add, that the ])resent is a fair and sound copy ; having-the singular good fortune of being uncoloured. It is bound in ancientred morocco; and is one of the books recently purchas - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKRCX8/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-paupenim-the-infancy-of-printing-xxix-to-these-i-subjoin-a-fac-simile-of-the-centre-compartment-in-thelast-leaf-but-one-it-will-remind-the-connoisseur-in-ancient-typograjhyof-several-similar-cuts-which-appear-to-have-regularly-descended-aslow-as-nearly-the-middle-of-the-16th-century-nwj-it-remains-to-add-that-the-resent-is-a-fair-and-sound-copy-having-the-singular-good-fortune-of-being-uncoloured-it-is-bound-in-ancientred-morocco-and-is-one-of-the-books-recently-purchas-2AKRCX8.jpg)
![. The Earls of Cromartie; their kindred, country, and correspondence. [With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables.] . humble servant, Alex* Aeeskine, Lyon. 230. James second Duke of Oemond [to George Earl of Cromartie]. London, July the 2, [circa 1705].My Lord,—I had the honor of your Lordships, and am very sorry that Ihad not the good fortune to [take] my leave of you before you went from thisplaes. But I hope your Lordship dos me the justies to believe that I am,my Lord, Your Lordships most obedient humble servant, Or[monde]. 231. John Lord Macleod to his Father - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CDCK93/the-earls-of-cromartie-their-kindred-country-and-correspondence-with-plates-including-portraits-and-facsimiles-and-genealogical-tables-humble-servant-alex-aeeskine-lyon-230-james-second-duke-of-oemond-to-george-earl-of-cromartie-london-july-the-2-circa-1705-my-lordi-had-the-honor-of-your-lordships-and-am-very-sorry-that-ihad-not-the-good-fortune-to-take-my-leave-of-you-before-you-went-from-thisplaes-but-i-hope-your-lordship-dos-me-the-justies-to-believe-that-i-ammy-lord-your-lordships-most-obedient-humble-servant-or-monde-231-john-lord-macleod-to-his-father-2CDCK93.jpg)
![. Aedes Althorpianae; or, Account of the mansion, books, and pictures, at Althorp; the residence of George John, earl Spencer, K.G. To which is added a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. vol. iii. p. iJ91) calls him achanning historiographer. A good account of him (from Des-maiseaux) appears in the English Grammont, pubUshed by Mr.Miller, in 1811 :* where (vol. i. p. 141) may be seen an engravingof his ])ortrait from a painting by Parmcntier: precisely similarto the present; which is of the size of life, and in a perfect stateof ))reservation. The wen, between the eyebrows, renders thi - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CF0EK6/aedes-althorpianae-or-account-of-the-mansion-books-and-pictures-at-althorp-the-residence-of-george-john-earl-spencer-kg-to-which-is-added-a-supplement-to-the-bibliotheca-spenceriana-vol-iii-p-ij91-calls-him-achanning-historiographer-a-good-account-of-him-from-des-maiseaux-appears-in-the-english-grammont-pubushed-by-mrmiller-in-1811-where-vol-i-p-141-may-be-seen-an-engravingof-his-ortrait-from-a-painting-by-parmcntier-precisely-similarto-the-present-which-is-of-the-size-of-life-and-in-a-perfect-stateof-reservation-the-wen-between-the-eyebrows-renders-thi-2CF0EK6.jpg)
![. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [John Howard, first Duke of Norfolk.] [Tliomas Howard, Earl of Surrey.] 238 KING RICHARD III. Sir Tlios. Vaiighan lies hiuied in Westminster Abbey, and the brass plate on his tomb presentslis witli a good specimen of the armom* of tliis period, witli its large panklrons, elbow-plates, andgenouillei-es. A portrait of Lord Stanley (as Earl of Derby) is to be found in Lodges Series ofIllustrious Personages.. [Sir Thomas Vaughan.j The livery colours of the Tudor family were white and green. One of the standards of HeavyEarl of Richmond at Bosworth - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEP2KY/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-john-howard-first-duke-of-norfolk-tliomas-howard-earl-of-surrey-238-king-richard-iii-sir-tlios-vaiighan-lies-hiuied-in-westminster-abbey-and-the-brass-plate-on-his-tomb-presentslis-witli-a-good-specimen-of-the-armom-of-tliis-period-witli-its-large-panklrons-elbow-plates-andgenouillei-es-a-portrait-of-lord-stanley-as-earl-of-derby-is-to-be-found-in-lodges-series-ofillustrious-personages-sir-thomas-vaughanj-the-livery-colours-of-the-tudor-family-were-white-and-green-one-of-the-standards-of-heavyearl-of-richmond-at-bosworth-2CEP2KY.jpg)
![Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . * Hist, de Ilmprim. p. 281 : mentioned also in the Bibliomania, p. 709. t Jntrod. ad Hiit. Littrar. De Pracip. Biblioth. Paris. 1721, 8vo. p. 122-3. Maichelins Pauperwn.] THE INFANCY OF PRINTING. xxvu. is jocular upon those, who imagme such works to be of no value, from the rudeness oftheir aspect. The Abbe Rive has also noticed the singular good fortune of Chevillier inbuying tliis book for 4 livres, which was worth 1500. His note is worth consulting; al-though his account of the Block Books i - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKRE3H/bibliotheca-spenceriana-or-a-descriptive-catalogue-of-the-library-of-george-john-earl-spencer-hist-de-ilmprim-p-281-mentioned-also-in-the-bibliomania-p-709-t-jntrod-ad-hiit-littrar-de-pracip-biblioth-paris-1721-8vo-p-122-3-maichelins-pauperwn-the-infancy-of-printing-xxvu-is-jocular-upon-those-who-imagme-such-works-to-be-of-no-value-from-the-rudeness-oftheir-aspect-the-abbe-rive-has-also-noticed-the-singular-good-fortune-of-chevillier-inbuying-tliis-book-for-4-livres-which-was-worth-1500-his-note-is-worth-consulting-al-though-his-account-of-the-block-books-i-2AKRE3H.jpg)
![. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. [Ktfie-y upon the Tomb of John Talbct.] 53. [Scene V.] ACT V. SCENE I.—London. A Room iri the Palace. J^nter King Henry, Glosteii, omc? Exeter. K, Hen. Have you perusd the letters fromthe pope,The emperor, and the earl of Armagnac ? Glo. Ihave, mylord; and their intent is this—They humbly sue unto your excellence,To have a godly peace concluded of,Between the realms of England and of France.K. Hen. How doth your grace affect their motion ?Glo. Well, my good lord ; and as the onlymeansTo stop effusion of our Christian blood.And stablish quietne - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEP9W7/the-standard-edition-of-the-pictorial-shakspere-ktfie-y-upon-the-tomb-of-john-talbct-53-scene-v-act-v-scene-ilondon-a-room-iri-the-palace-jnter-king-henry-glosteii-omc-exeter-k-hen-have-you-perusd-the-letters-fromthe-popethe-emperor-and-the-earl-of-armagnac-glo-ihave-mylord-and-their-intent-is-thisthey-humbly-sue-unto-your-excellenceto-have-a-godly-peace-concluded-ofbetween-the-realms-of-england-and-of-francek-hen-how-doth-your-grace-affect-their-motion-glo-well-my-good-lord-and-as-the-onlymeansto-stop-effusion-of-our-christian-bloodand-stablish-quietne-2CEP9W7.jpg)
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