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SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT OK
THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION.

CATALOGUE OF
THE THIRD AND CONCLUDING
EXHIBITION OF
NATIONAL PORTRAITS
COMMENCING WITH THE FORTIETH YEAR OF THE
REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD
AND ENDING -WITH THE YEAR
MDCCCLXVII. ON LOAN TO
THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.
Ill April 13, 1868.

LONDON :
PRINTED BY STRANGEWAYS AND WALDEN,
CASTLE STREET, LEICESTER SQtJARE.

INTRODUCTORY NOTICE

The Exhibition of the present year concludes the chronological
series suggested by the Earl of Derby. It extends from the
commencement of the century to the present time, and includes
the last twenty years of the reign of George the Third ; the ten
years comprising the reign of George the Fourth, and the seven
years comprising the reign of William the Fourth ; with the first
thirty years of the reign of Queen Victoria. As supplementary
to the Exhibitions of the two previous years, the present collec
tion also includes the portraits of many distinguished persons
who were then either altogether omitted or inadequately re
presented, with the works of some painters to whose art due
justice may not have been hitherto done.
In the first year, the Exhibition was distinguished by the
works of the great foreign artists who had practised in this coun
try. In the second year by those of our own painters, the
founders of the English School, culminating in the fine portraits
of Reynolds and Gainsborough, with numerous examples of their
contemporaries and followers. The present year largely repre
sents the works of Sir Henry Raeburn (b. 1756, d. 1823), William,
Owen (b. 1769, d. 1824), Sir Thomas Lawrence (b. 1769, d. 1830),
John Jackson (b. 1778, d. 183 1), Thomas Phillips (b. 1770, d.
184s). Sir Martin Archer Sltee(b. 1769, d. 1850), Sir J. Watson
Gordon (b. 1790, d. 1864), and comprises some fine examples of
the works of other eminent contemporary artists, as well as of
those who survive and ably sustain the reputation of the ex
isting school of portrait-art, b

IV INTRODUCTORY NOTICE,
Early in the century Sir Thomas Lawrence distanced all his
competitors in the public esteem, and was, during his long career,
the recognised favourite of the Court and the fashionable world.
But that he had many worthy rivals for the supremacy he en
joyed, the present collection will afford ample proof ; while it will
also supply the materials for a just review and appreciation of
their respective merits, and will probably determine the future
rank of each in the English school. The supplementary portion,
representing the works of the chief portrait-painters whose names
and art have been known in the country from the earliest times,
will no less show the influence of the truthful earnestness of
their early art, and the source of many later excellences.
In this latter portion of the collection, the works of many
of the eminent painters, whose portraits were so highly distin
guished in the two preceding years, find a place — and the present
and concluding Exhibition contains, under the conditions already
mentioned, a series of works in which the portrait-art of this
country may be traced from the time of Holbein to the present
day, including the works of Antonio More, Vansomer, Jansen,
Vandyck and his followers, with those of our own country
men, Reynolds, Gainsborough, Romney, Lawrence, and Raeburn
— a collection alike interesting to the artist, the antiquary, and
all who regard the great men, as well as the distinguished
women, who have found a place in the annals of this country.
Though no pains have been spared to obtain the portraits of
all who should have a place in the collection, many whose names
will at once suggest themselves are absent. It must not be
assumed that every eminent man has had his portrait painted.
In some cases on application to the family or representatives,
they state that there has been no portrait painted ; in others, that
they know of none, though there is, perhaps, a bust. Again,
there are cases where no trace could be found of the family or
connexions of persons well known even in the present genera
tion. While in some instances, though it is gratifying to state,
they are exceptional, the possessors of portraits hesitated to risk
the transport, and entrust to other care remembrances they so
greatly prize. On the other hand, possibly some portraits may

INTRODUCTORY NOTICE. V
have been overlooked which should have been included, and
might have been obtained for the Collection.
The Exhibition of 1866, the first of the series, comprised
1030 portraits; 866 were exhibited in 1867, and 950 are included
in the collection of the present year ; so that no less than 2842
portraits, or portrait-groups, have been exhibited in the three
years. The plan, as suggested by Lord Derby, has now been
brought to the conclusion originally contemplated, and the known
portraits of our most eminent men, with few exceptions, as well
as the art of our best portrait-painters, have been fairly repre
sented.. But it must not be supposed that the stores of portrait-
art possessed in this country have by any means been exhausted.
The portraits offered when it was too late and impossible to
accept them, are some proof of this. Indeed the number seems
almost without limit.
The series of Exhibitions may surely claim one great merit,
if it prove the means of awakening the owners of pictures,
many of which are of national interest, to the true value of
their possessions, and lead to greater care that the identity of
family portraits is not lost by consignment to the housekeeper's
room, or even to the attics ; if it saves the portraits themselves from
destruction by cruel exposure to the sun till all traces of colour
and the finer qualities of the art are hopelessly dried out ; or by
exposure to damp or changes of temperature, so particularly in
jurious to early portraits on panel ; or, worst of all, subjection
to greater danger in the hands of incompetent repairers, who,
in the attempt to restore what is irretrievable, destroy the
only remains of original art which may have been spared.
It has been the subject of remark that portraits have been
exhibited under names, both of the person represented and of
the painter, which are obviously wrong. But the portraits are
lent under the condition that they shall be exhibited as described
by their possessors; and though in some instances errors might be
corrected where there is sufficient authority, yet, in many more,
opinions differ, and it may well be asked where such a practice
should stop, and whose dictum should be adopted. It is only
right to say, that the experience of the two preceding exhibi-

VI INTRODUCTORY NOTICE.
tions leads conclusively to the opinion, that the rule adopted is
the only safe and just one, and that any interference with
names, probably long traditional, would have been extremely
distasteful to the owners of the works.
The above collections have included a large number of por
traits which have been graciously contributed by Her Majesty ;
also very interesting portraits from the principal families in the
kingdom, with large contributions from the Universities, other
corporate bodies, and the chief of our national institutions,
including in the present year the fine series of portraits belong
ing to the Dilettanti Society, which, at the request of the Society,
have been appropriately arranged together.
The public who have taken an interest in these Exhibitions,
will hardly fail to appreciate the generous kindness by which, for
their gratification, and to carry out the enlightened suggestion of
Lord Derby, such large contributions have been made from
treasured family memorials, and ancient trust depositories.
SAM. REDGRAVE.

N.B. The Catalogue has been prepared by Mr. R. H. Soden
Smith, a member of the Committee, and Dr. Althaus.

SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT OF
THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION,
SOUTH KENSINGTON.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT EXHIBITION IN 1868.
The Lords of the Committee of Council on Education have determined lo hold,
in the Spring of 1868, a Third and concluding National Portrait Exhibition
al South Kensington, in the Arcades overlooking the Royal Horticultural
Society's Gardens.
This Exhibition will comprise — i , Portraits of persons {deceased) who lived
between the years 1800 and the present time. 2. Portraits of persons living
before the year 1800 who were unrepresented or inadequately represented in
the two previous Exhibitions. The whole series is based upon the suggestions
made by the Earl of Derby, in a letter dated 6th May, 1865, from which trie
following extracts are made : —
" I have long thought that a National Portrait Exhibition, chronologically
arranged, might not only possess great historical interest, by bringing together
portraits of all the most eminent contemporaries of their respective eras, but might
also serve to illustrate the progress and condition, at various periods, of British
Art. My idea, therefore, would be to admit either portraits of eminent men,
though by inferior or unknown artists, or portraits by eminent artists, though of
obscure or unknown individuals. I have, of course, no means of knowing, or
estimating, the number of such portraits which may exist in the country"; but I
am persuaded that, exclusive of the large collections in many great houses, there
are very many scattered about by ones and twos and threes in private families, the
owners of which, though they could not be persuaded to part with them, would
willingly spare them for a few months for a public object.
"The question of one, two, or three exhibitions in consecutive years, would,
I apprehend, be mainly decided by the result of future inquiries as to the probable
number of pictures which could be obtained, and the space which could be found
for their exhibition. But whether the period over which each exhibition (if more
than one) should range be longer or shorter, the point on which I should set the
greatest value, in an historical, if not in an artistic point of view, would be the
strict maintenance of the chronological series. I shall be very happy if any
suggestions of mine should lead the Committee of Council to take up seriously,
and carry out, with such alterations of detail as experience might suggest, a scheme
which I think could hardly fail of being generally interesting : and I should have
much pleasure in placing temporarily at their disposal any portraits from my
collection at Knowsley which they might think suitable for their purpose."
The Committee of Advice, as now constituted by my Lords, consists of
the Trustees of the National Portrait Gallery, and the following other noble
men and gentlemen : —
THE EARL OF DERBY, K.G. (President).

*The Lord President of the Council.
The Duke of Buccleuch, K.G,
The Duke of Devonshire, K,G.
The Duke of Northumberland.
The Duke of Leinster.
The Duke of Wellington, K.6.
The Duke of Buckingham,
The Duke of Cleveland, K.G.
The Marquis of Salisbury, K.G.
The Marquis of Hertford, K.G.
The Earl Cowper, K.G.
?The Earl Stanliope.
The Earl of Darnley.
The Earl of Warwick.
The Earl Fitzwilliam, K.G.

The Earl of Hardwicke.
The Earl Delawarr.
The Earl of Charlemont.
The Earl Spencer, K,G.
The Earl of Clarendon, K,G.
The Ear) of Yerulam.
The Earl Brownlow.
*The Earl Somers.
The Earl Granville, K.G.
The Earl of Dudley.
The viscount Sydney, G.C.B.
*The Viscount Cranborne, M.P.
The Lord Robert Montagu, M.P.
*The Lord Stanley, M.P.
The Lord Elcho, M.P.

via

*The Lord Bishop of Oxford.
The Lord WharnclifFe.
The Lord De LTsle and Dudley.
The Lord Talbot de Malahide.
The Lord Taunton.
The Lord Houghton.
The Master of the Rolls.
The Hon. R. Curzon.
The Hon Algernon Egerton, M.P.
The Hon. Spencer C. B. Ponsonby.
The Rt. Hon. H. T. Lowry Corry, M.P.
*The Rt. Hon. B. Disradi, M.P.
*The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P.
The Rt. Hon. Spencer Walpole, M.P.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bt., M.P.
The Rt. Hon. W. Cowper, M.P.
The Rt. Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P.
The Rt. Hon. Sir W. Gibson Craig, Bt.
The Rt. Hon. C. S. Fortescue, M.P,
The Rt. Hon. Maziere Brady,
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor.
Sir Percyvall Hart Dyke, Bart.
Sir Charles J. F. Bunbury, Bart.
Sir Sibbald David Scott, Bart.
Sir C. C. W. Domvile, Bart.
*Sir Coutts Lindsay, Bart.
Sir John P. Boileau, Bart.
Sir C. Wentworth Dilke, Bart., M.P.
*Sir W. Stirling Maxwell, Bart., M.P.
Sir Thomas Gabriel, Bart.
Sir Frederick Madden.
?Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.
Sir Benjamin S. Phillips.
Sir George Harvey, P.R.S.A. [being.
The Vice Chanc. of Oxford, for the time
The Yice Chanc. of Cambridge, for the
*The Dean of Westminster, [time being.
The Dean of St, Paul's.
The Dean of Windsor.
The Dean of Christ Church, Oxford.
The Provost of Eton.
The President of the Roy. Hibern. Acad.
Mr. George Archdale.
Mr. W. R. Baker.
Mr. C. Sackville Bale.
Mr. A. Barker.
Rev. J. Beck.
Mr. E. A. Bowring, C.B.
Mr. John Bruce.
Mr. R. Burchett.
*Mr. Thomas Carlyle.
Mr. Reginald Cholmondeley
.Mr. H. Cole, C.B.
Mr. Dominic Colnaghi.
Mr. J. T. Gibson Craig.
Mr. G. W. Dasent.
Dr. Hugh W. Diamond,
Mr, H, Doyle,
Mr, James E, Doyle. * Are Trustees and t Secretary

The Yery Rev. Canon Estcourt.
Mr, Richard Fisher.
Mr. John Forster.
Mr. A. Fountaine.
Mr. A. W. Franks.
Mr. J. A. Froude.
Mr. W. H. Gregory, M.P.
Mr. Edward Hailstone.
The Rev. W. Vernon Harcourt.
Mr. Thomas Duffus Hardy.
Mr. J. Heywood Hawkins.
Mr, A, Helps,
Mr. M, J, Higgins.
Mr. R, S. Holford, M,P.
*Mr, A. J, B, Beresford Hope, M.P.
Mr. C. Wren Hoskins.
Mr. F. Y. Hurlstone.
Prof, the Rev. Charles Kingsley.
Mr. Charles Knight.
Mr. J. P. Knight, R.A.
Mr. David Laing.
Mr. A. H. Layard, M.P.
Mr. William Longman.
Mr. Norman MacLeod.
Mr. Alfred Morrison.
Mr. John Murray.
Mr. A. Panizzi.
Mr. J. R. Planche.
Mr. J. H. Pollen.
Mr. R. Redgrave, R.A.
Mr. S. Redgrave.
Mr. H. Reeve.
Mr. Richmond, R.A.
The Yery Rev. Dr. Rock.
Mr. J. C. Robinson.
Mr. W. Russell.
f Mr. G. Scharf.
Mr. H. D. Seymour, M.P.
Mr. Henry Shaw.
Mr R. Forster Sketchley.
Mr. Catterson Smith.
Mr. George Smith.
Professor Goldwin Smith.
Mr. R. H. Soden Smith.
»Mr. W. Smith.
Mr. R. Sneyd.
Mr. James Spedding.
Rev. Montague Taylor.
Mr. Tom Taylor.
Mr. W. J. Thorns.
Mr. WiUiam Tite, M.P.
Mr. Henry Vaughan.
Mr. Edmund Waterton.
Mr. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Mr. Albert Way.
Mr. J. Webb.
The Hon. R. Sackville West.
Mr. B. B. Woodward.
Mr. R. N, Wornum.
of the National Portrait Gallery.

Mr. Samuel Redgrave, to whose valuable labours the successful formation of the Col
lection of Portrait Miniatures is chiefly due, has undertaken the special charge of directing
the Exhibition, and Mr, Sketchley will act as Secretary,
By order of the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education.

IX

ARRANGEMENTS APPROVED FOR THE EXHIBITION.

I. The Exhibition is specially designed to illustrate English history, and
the progress of art in England. It may be divided into two or three sections,
representing distinct historic periods, exhibited in successive years, depending
upon the number of the portraits received and the space available for their
proper exhibition.
2. It will comprise the portraits of persons of every class who have in any
way attained eminence or distinction in England, from the date of Ihe ear
liest authentic portraits lo trie present lime ; but it will not include trie por
traits of living persons, or portraits of a miniature criaracler.
3. The portraits of foreigners who have attained eminence or distinction
in England will also be included, with portraits by foreign artists which
represent persons so distinguished.
4. The Exhibition will be held at South Kensington, in the large brick
building used for trie Refresrimenl Rooms of the International Exhibition in
1862 ; and these galleries, which are perfectly dry, will be filled up especially
for the exhibition, and patrolled day and night by the police.
5, All charges for the conveyance of pictures accepted for exhibition by
the Committee will be defrayed by trie Department of Science and Art.
6. Trie exhibition will be opened on I51h April, 1868. In order trial the
portraits may be properly arranged and catalogued, they will be required
not later than the Fourteenth of March. They will be returned in the month
of August. 7. In accordance with the usual practice, the Science and Art Depart
ment, unless the owner objects, will take photographs of trie portraits for the
purpose of instruction in trie Scriools of Art, and for sale to the public Ihrougri
the medium of the Arundel Society ; but no permission will be granted to
any private person to photograph or copy without the owner's express sanc
tion. Two copies of each photograpri taken will be presented to the owner
of the picture photographed.
8. As was the case at the Exhibitions of 185 1 and 1862 (and as is usual
al the Royal Academy and other exhibitions), the Department cannot be
responsible for loss or damage, but every possible care will be taken of works
lent ; and it may be added, that the numerous paintings lent for exhibition in
1 862 were collected and returned by the same agency as will be now employed,
free from injury or damage of any kind.
9. All correspondence, marked on the cover " National Portrait Exhibi
tion," should be addressed to the Secretary of the Science and Art Depart
ment, South Kensington Museum, London, W.

NOTICE.
[Applicable to the Exhibition of 1868.]
Sale of Season Tickets,
Season Tickets, 5^. Admission on Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, is. ; on Tuesdays, 2s. 6d.
Transferable Tickets for a single admission may be obtained
of the Money-Taker.
The Season Tickets are sold upon the understanding that at
any period the hours and charges of admission may be subjected to
the Museum regulations.
Contributors of Portraits to any one of the Exhibitions can, on
application, purchase the bound copies of the large paper Catalogue,
price lOi^. 6d. each. Hours from 10 till 7.

Visitors wishing to examine , the Collection in Chronological
sequence should take the Galleries in the following order, com
mencing — Ground-floor.
NORTHERN GALLERY. . (Nos. i lo 118.)
ENTRANCE HALL . . . ( „ 11910159.)
INNER HALL  ( „ 160 lo 186.)
EASTERN GALLERY . . ( „ 187 lo 413.)
CENTRAL HALL ....(„ 414 lo 434.)
WESTERN GALLERY . . ( „ 435 to 549.)

Up-Stairs.
7. CENTRAL CORRIDOR
8. EASTERN GALLERY
9. EASTERN CORRIDOR
10 and 11. EASTERN ROOMS .

(Nos. 550 to 584.)
( „ 58510867.)
( „ 868 to 885.)
( „ 886 lo 950.)

CATALOGUE.

Ground-floor — No. i. NORTHERN GALLERT
(^Nos. I fo 1 1 8).
Part of Reign of George III. — 1800- 1820.

*** In the Catalogue, "three-quarter size'' is applied to a picture, not iii the
technical sense of a little more than head-size, but as meaning more than half-length.
Looking to r. or to 1. means to right or left of iki^ person represented. When a picture
is horizontal, the larger measure is given last, as (No. 3) 26 x 39 in.

I GEORGE AUG. FRED. PRINCE of WALES (aft.
KING GEORGE IV.) (1762-1830).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl of Zetland. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Eldest son of George III. and Charlotte dau. of Charles D. of Mecklen-
burg-Strelitz ; b. at St. James's Palace 12 Aug. 1762 ; marr. the Princess
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Charles, D. of Brunswick- Wolfen-
biitlel, 8 April, 1795 ; had an only dau. Princess Charlotte of Wales (No,
231) ; appointed Regent Feb. 181 1 ; succ. to the throne 29 Jan. 1820; d.
20 June, 1830.
Full-length, standing in landscape beside his horse, scarlet uniform, star
of K.G. Canvas, 100 x 70 in.
2 ERNEST AUGUSTUS, DUKE OF CUMBERLAND,
KING OF HANOVER (1771-1851).
Lord Talbot de Malahide.' Sir William Beechey, R.A.
5th son of George III. ; b. 5th June, 1771 ; marr. the 3rd dau. of the D.
of Mecklenb.-Slrelitz, 181 5 ; succ. to the throne of Hanover on the accession
of H.M. Q. Victoria, 1837; d. i8 Nov. 1851.
Half-length ; standing, looking lo 1. ; hussar uniform ; resting both hands
on sword. Canvas, 54 X 44 in.
3 SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY at the BATTLE of
ALEXANDRIA (i738(?)-i8oi).
Miss Oliver. Sir R. Ker Porter.
General; b. at Tullibodie, Co. Clackmannan, Scotl. 1738; educ. at Rugby,
Edinb. and Leipzig; enl. the Army 1756, and serv. under the D. of Brunsw.
in the Seven Years' War; M.P. for Clackmannan, 1773 ; oppos. trie American
policy of Government, and would not serve in the war against trie American
Colonies ; Comm. of Divis. under the D. of York in the Netrierlands, 1 79J-4 ;
Comm.-in-Chief in the West Indies, 1795-7, and in Irel. 1798; app. to the
Comm. of the exped. against the French in Egypt, i860; landed at Aboukir,
B

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2 Part of Reign of George III. 1800-1820.
and defeat, ihe French at Alexandria ; d. from wounds received in trie battle,
28 Marcri, 1801.
Full-lengtri ; small figures in battle-piece ; in centre is Sir R. Abercromby,
mortally wounded ; Aboukir Bay in distance. Canvas, 26 X 39 in,
4 JANE MAXWELL, DUCHESS OF GORDON
( -1812).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. F. Gye, Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Dau. of Sir Wm. Maxwell, Bart.; marr. Alexander Gordon, 4th D. of
Gordon, 28 Oct. 1767 ; d. 12 April, 1812.
To waist, small size, looking to r. ; open ruff. Crayon, paper, 11 X 8^ in,
5 HORATIO, ADMIRAL VISCT. NELSON (1758-1805).
Rev. W. S. Halliday. A. W. Devis.
4tri son of Rev. Edmund Nelson (No. 25), rector of Burnham Thorpe,
Norfolk; b. 29 Sept. 1758; Midsriipman, 1770; served on Capt. Priipps's
expeditn. to trie N. Pole and on trie Indian station ; Lieut. 1777 ; Posl-Capl.
1779; engaged in trie Mediterranean from the outbr. of trie Frencri war,
1793; Commodore, 1796; highly distinguished himself al the battle of St.
Vincent, and appoint. Rear-Adm. and K.B. 1797 ; lost his right arm in an
attack on Teneriffe; gained trie vict. of Aboukir over the French fleet, 1798 ;
crea. Baron Nelson, and D. of Bronte, in Sicily; returned lo Engl, with
Lady Hamilton, 1800; destr. the Danisri fleet al Copenriagen, and crea.
Visct. Nelson, 1801 ; resumed the command on the Mediterra. station, 1803 ;
fell in trie battle of Trafalgar, 21 Oct. 1805 ; bu. in St. Paul's.
Half-length, small size, looking to r. ; cocked rial, naval uniform, with
various orders ; painted 1805, for Capt. Page ; pasted on trie back is auto
graph letter to Capt. Page, dated March 4, 1803. Canvas, 15 X 12 in.
6 MRS. MARY ROBINSON, "Perdita" (1758-1800).
Mr. Daniel Parsons. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Mary Darby, partly educ. by Mrs. Hannah More (No. 146) ; went on the
stage ; attracted trie attention of trie Prince of Wales (afterwards Geo. IV.)
wrien acting as " Perdita" in trie "Winter's Tale," 1780, and for about two
years riad mucri influence over riim ; wrote novels and verses ; d. al Engle-
field Green, 1800.
To waist, witri riands in muff. Crayon, paper, I2| x 9 in.
7 RT. HON. HENRY ADDINGTON, VISCOUNT
SIDMOUTH (1755-1844).
Rt. Hon. T. H. S. Sotheron-Estcourt. J. S. Copley, R.A.
Eld. son of Anthcny Addington, M.D. ; b. at Reading, 1755 ; educ. at
Cheam, Wincriester, and Brasenose Coll. Oxf ; M.P. for Devizes, as an
adrierent of his early friend Pitt, 1784; Speaker, 1789-1801 ; Crian. of trie
Exch. and ist Ld. of the Treasury, 1801-4; cr. Visct. Sidmouth, 1805 ; Ld.
Prcs. 1805 ; Ld. Privy Seal and aft. Ld. Pres. 1806 ; Lord Pres. 1812 ; Home
Sec. 1812-22; d. at trie White Lodge, Richmond Park, of which he was
Deputy Ranger, 15 Feb. 1844.
Full-length, standing to r. ; robes as Speaker, mace on table before him.
Canvas. 04 X 64 in.

Ground-floor. 1 Northern Gallery, iVw. 1-118. 3
8 SIR WILLIAM BLIZARD, Kt. (174,2-1835).
LENT BY PAINTER.
College of Surgeons. John Opie, R.A.
Surg, and Anatomist ; b. 1 742 ; many years Prof of Anatomy lo the Roy.
Coll. of Surg. ; F.R.S. ; auth. of "Suggestions for the Improvement of Hos
pitals;" d. Sept. 1835.
Three-quarter length, sealed, looking lo his r. ; paper in 1. hand, black
gown, crimson scarf. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
9 HORATIO, ADMIRAL VISCT. NELSON (1758-1805).
Earl Nelson. J. F. Rigaud, R.A.
{See No. 5.) Half-length, standing to I., leaning both hands on sword ;
as Post-Captain, R.N. at the age of 22 ; painted 1781, after trie taking of '
Fort St. Juan, Central America, shown in the background. Canvas, 49 X 42 in .
10 CHARLES DIBDIN (1745-1814).
National Portrait Gallery. Thos. Phillips, R.A
Actor, Dramatist, andMusical Composer; b. alSoulriampt, 1745; intended
for the Church, and educ. at Winchester ; showed much talent for music, and
decided for a thealr. career ; first performed in Lond. 1764, but did not succ. ;
invented a new kind of entertainment, consist, of music, songs, and recita. ;
became popular as a composer; wrote 30 dramatic pieces, and about 1400
songs, many of them naval and patriotic ; rec. a pension from Governm. ;
pub. "A History of the Stage," "A Musical Tour," &c. ; d. 1814.
Bust lo r. ; dark-brown coal, white waistcoat ; painted 1799. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
1 1 CHARLES MANNERS SUTTON, ARCHBP. OF
CANTERBURY (1755-1828).
Viscount Canterbury. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
4th son of Ld. George Manners Sutton; b. 14 Feb, 1755 J educ, al
the Charterhouse and Eman. Coll. Camb. ; presented lo trie living of
Averham, Notts, 1785 ; Dean of Peterborough, 1791 ; Bishop of Norwich,
1792 ; Dean of Windsor, "in commendam," 1794 ; Archbishop of Canter
bury, 1805; known as an opponent of the Roman Catholic claims; d. at
Lambeth Palace, 21 July, 1828.
Bust, unfinished, looking lo 1. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

12 GEORGE III. (1738-1820).
Miss Disbrowe. Jfter Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Geo. Wm. Fred., eld. son of Frederick, Pr. of Wales, and Augusta, dau.
of Fred. D. of Saxe-Gotha; b. al Norfolk Ho. St. James's Sq. 4 June, 1738 ;
created Pr. of Wales on trie death of his father, 20 Apr. 1751 ; succ. his grand
father, Geo. II. 25 Oct. 1760; crowned 22 Sept. 1761 ; marr. Charlotte, dau.
of Charles, D. of Mecklenburg-Slrelilz, 8 Sept. 1761 ; mentally deranged,
1789-90, and again from 1810 to the end of his life; Pr. of Wales (afterw.
Geo. IV.) Regent, 181 1-20; totally blind in his last years; d, at Windsor
Castle, 29 January, 1820.
Full-length, small size, standing near columns ; landscape background.
Canvas, 30 X 23 in.

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13 FREDERICA CHARLOTTE ULRICA, Princess
Royal of Prussia, DUCHESS or YORK (1767-1820).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. R. Gwyn. Sir William Beechey, R.A.
Frederica Criarlotte Ulrica Calherina, Princess Royal of Prussia ; b.
1767 ; marr. 1791, Frederick D. of York ; d. 6 Aug. 1820.
Half-length, sealed, holding a letter ; white low dress. Presented lo
Mrs. Gwyn by H.R.H. trie Ducriess of York. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
14 HORATIO, ADMIRAL VISCT. NELSON (1758-1805).
Earl Nelson. L. Guzzardi.
{See No. 5.) Full-lenglri, small size, standing, I. arm extended ; battle
of trie Nile in trie background ; trie scar of trie wound received in trial action
is shown on his forehead ; painted 1799. Canvas, 33 X 20 in.
15 RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT (1759-1806).
E, V, Kenealy, LL.D. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
2nd son of Wm, ist E, of Chatham ; b, al Hayes, Kent, 28 May, 1759;
educ, al home and at Pembroke Coll, Camb, ; enl, at Lincoln's Inn ;
called lo trie Bar, going trie Western Circuit, 1780; M.P, for Appleby, and
afterw. for Univ. of Camb. ; ent. Pari, as an oppon. of Ld. North's Admin. ;
first spoke in support of Burke's plan of Economical Reform ; Crian. of the
Excheq. in Ld. Srielburne's Adm. 1782 ; led the oppos. to the Coalition Min. ;
1st Ld. of trie Treas. and Crian. of Excheq. Dec. 1783 ; India Bill, 1784 ; New
Sinking Fund, Commerc. Treaty with France, and Consolida. of Customs'
Acts, 1786; Regency Bill, 1788; Acts for the relief of Catri. 1791-2; Union
with Ireland, 1799; ^^ t'^s head of affairs during trie French Revol. and trie
War witri Napoleon until 1801, wrien Mr. Addington became First Minister,
(No. 7) ; succ. Mr. Addington, 1804 ; united Russia and Austria against Na
poleon, an alliance dissolved by trie Battle of Austerlilz ; d. 23 January, 1806.
Bust, as a young man ; bluisri coat, wriile cravat ; on back, " Painted
1787." Oval ; Canvas, 38 X 25 in.
16 HORATIO, ADML. VISCT. NELSON (1758-1805).
Benjamin Ridge, M.D. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
{See No, 5,) Bust as a boy, looking to 1, ; midsriipman's uniform. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in,
17 BENJAMIN WEST, P.R.A. (1738-1820).
Mr. j. H. Anderdon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Jorin and Sarah West, of a Quaker family ; b. at Springfield,
Pennsylvania, 10 Oct. 1738; showed his talent for drawing when a child, and
was taught by some Indians how to prepare a few colours, supplying riimself
witri hair pencils from riis mother's cat ; at Philadelpriia was aided by Wil
liams, a painter, and in his 1 8th year established riimself triere ; went to
Rome, 1760; painted a port, of Ld. Grantriam and riistorical pictures; travelled
through Italy; settled in London; painted " Regulus leaving Rome;"
became known to Geo. III., who was his patron for nearly 40 years ; pro
duced a great number of historical works, among them the "Death of Gen.
Wolfe" and trie "Battle of La Hogue;" Pres. Roy. Acad, after Reynolds,
1792 ; d. in Newman St., London, 11 Mar. 1820 ; bu. in St. Paul's Catri.
Head leaning on I. hand, unfinished. Oval panel, 30 X 24 in.

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18 QUEEN CHARLOTTE (1744-1818).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Miss Disbrowe. After Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Charlotte Sophia, 2nd dau. of Charles Louis Frederick, Duke of Mecklen-
burg-Strelitz ; b. 19 May, 1744; marr. Geo. III. 8 Sept. 1761, by whom she
had fifteen children; d. 17 Nov. 1818.
Full-length, small size, standing ; fan in r. hand ; landscape background.
Canvas, 30 X 23 in.
19 ADML. SIR THOS. TROUBRIDGE, Bt. ( -1807).
Captain F. P. Egerton, R.N.
Son of Richard Troubridge, Esq.; enl. trie Navy; serv. under Sir Ed.
Hughes, in the E. Indies ; Post-Capt. 1782 ; command, the " CuUoden" at
the b. of St. Vincent, 1797; supported Nelson in the b. of the Nile, and
success!, operated on the coast of Italy; crea. Bart. 1799; Ld. of the Admlly.
1802; Adm. 1804; lost al sea in the " Blenheim," between Madras and the
Cape of Good Hope, 1807.
Half-length, standing, lo r. ; naval uniform ; resting r. hand on sword.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
20 JOHN HELY, LORD HUTCHINSON, afterwards
E. of DONOUGHMORE (1757-1832).
Her Majesty (Hampton Court). Thos. Phillips, R.A.
General ; 2nd son of J. Hely Hutchinson, Sec. of Slate for Irel. ; b. 1757 ;
enl. the Army, 1774; Lieut.-Col. 1783; raised a regiment al trie outbreak of the
war against France, 1793; served in Flanders under the D. of York, and
under Sir Ralph Abercromby in Egypt ; succ. the latter as Comm.-in-Chief
of the army there, and compell. the French to capitulate al Cairo, 1803;
crea. Baron Hutchinson of Alexandria; Gen, 1813; succ, his bro, as E. of
Donoughmore, 1825; d, 1832,
Three-quarter length, sealed lo r, ; military uniform ; table, with writing
materials, lo his r. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
2 1 ALEX. GORDON, 4TH D, of GORDON (1743-1827).
Duke of Manchester. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Son of Cosmo George Gordon, 3rd D.; b, 18 June, 1743 ; crea, a Peer of
Engl, as Baron Gordon of Huntly and E. of Norwich, 1784 ; inherited the
Baronies of Beauchamp, Bletsoe, and Mordaunl of Purvey, al the death of
Mary Anaslasia, Baroness Mordaunl, 1819 ; d. 17 June, 1827.
To waist, looking to I. ; military uniform, cap in r. hand. Canvas,
36 X 28 in.
22 MRS. MARY ROBINSON, "Perdita"
(1758-1800).
Mr. j. H. Anderdon. George Romney.
{See No. 6.) Bust ; seated to r., head leaning on r. hand ; low while
dress. Canvas, 21 X 17 in.
23 SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY (i738(?)-i8oi).
Lord Dunfermline. John Hoppner, R.A.
{See No. 3.) Bust; military uniform, ribbon of Bath. Canvas
30 X 25 in.

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24 CUTHBERT COLLINGWOOD, ist Ld. COLLING-
WOOD (1748-1810).
LENT BY FAINTER.
Lords of the Adm. (Green. Hosp.) Henry Howard, R.A.
Adml. ; b. al Newcastle, 1748 ; ent. the navy at 13 ; Flag-Capt. to Adml.
Bowyer, June, 1794; comm. trie "Excellent" in trie battle of St. Vincent,
1797 ; Vice-Adml. of trie Blue and second in comm. at Trafalgar, where he
higrily disting. riimself; Comm. of Ihe Fleet after Nelson's death; afterw.
Vice-Adml. of the Red, and raised to the Peerage for his services; d. while
cruising otf Minorca, 7 March, 1810.
Full-length, standing lo 1., resting on gunwale ; telescope under r. arm.
Canvas, 93 X 57 in.
25 REV. EDMUND NELSON (1722-1802).
Earl Nelson. Sir William Beechey, R.A.
Father of Adml. Ld. Nelson {See No. 5) ; son of Rev. Edmund Nelson ;
b. at East Bradenriam, Norfolk, 19 Marcri, 1722; educ. al Caius Coll.
Camb. ; marr. Catrierine Suckling, dau. of Dr. Suckling, by wriom rie had
eight sons and three daus. ; presented lo the rectory of Burnham Thorpe,
Norfolk, by Horatio, Ld. Walpole, who was godfather lo Ld. Nelson; lost
his wife, 1769; was many years an invalid; d. at Batri, 26 April, 1802.
Bust, full face ; black gown. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
26 EMMA HART, LADY HAMILTON (1761-1815).
National Gallery. George Romney.
Dau. of a female servant named Hart ; b. about 1761, in trie co. Chester ;
served for sometime as nursemaid at Hawardine, near Chester ; in 1777 came
to London, where she sat to artists, and was trie favourite model of Romney ;
became acqu. witri Sir Wm. Hamilton, Engl. Ambass. at Naples, wrio marr.
rier, 1791 ; rose lo fame as an influential favourite at trie Neapolitan Court,
and with Adml. Nelson; d. neglected, near Calais, 16 Jan. 1815.
To waist, as a Bacchante ; figure in profile ; white dress. Canvas,
20 X 16 in.
27 HORATIO, ADML. VISCT. NELSON (1758-1805).
Mr. Norman Wilkinson. Lemuel F. Abbot.
{See No. 5.) To waist, looking lor.; naval uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
28 RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN (1751-1816).
Mr. Henry F. Holt. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Son of Thos. Sheridan the elocutionist, and Frances, autrioress of various
novels admired in their day; b. in Dorset St. Dublin, Sept. 1751 ; educ. al
Harrow, where Dr. Parr was one of trie masters ; married Miss Linley,
1772 ; ent. at trie Middle Temple ; his first comedy, " The Rivals," perform.
1775, also riis opera "The Duenna;" produced trie "School for Scandal,"
1777; friend of Burke and Fox; M.P. for Stafford, 1780; Under-Sec.
of State in the Rockingham Administration ; deriv. his celebrated oration
against Warren Hastings, Feb. 1787 ; M.P. for Westminster; a favourite of
the Prince of Wales, afterw. George IV. ; trie death of Fox deprived him of
riis criief party friend, and riis latter years were spent in embarrassment ; d.
in Savile Row, London, 7 July,- 1816 ; bu. in Westminster Abbey.
To waist, seated to r. showing r. hand; brown coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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29 WM. WYNDHAM, ld. GRENVILLE (1759-1834).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl Fortescue. Gainsborough Dupont.
Statesman; 3rd son of Geo. Grenville; b. 1759; educ. al Oxf; early
acquaint, with Pitt; Sec. lo Earl Temple in Irel. 1782 ; Paymast.-Gen. 1783 ;
M.P. for Bucks; Home Minisl. and Minist. for For. Aff. 1791 ; raised lo the
Peerage, 1790; resig. with Pill because trie Calhol. Emancip. could not be
carr. 1801; afterw. joined the Oppos. of the "Talents;" Prime Minisl. after
the death of Pitt, 1806-7 ; Crian. of trie Univ. of Oxf 1809 ; conlin. riis efforts
for Catriol. Emancip.; d. without issue, 12 Jan. 1834.
Half-length, standing; peer's robes. Canvas, 50 X 40 in. Dated, 1792.
30 JOHN WODEHOUSE, ist LD. WODEHOUSE
(1741-1834).
Hon. and Rev. W. Wodehouse. Sir William Beechey, R.A.
Son of Sir Armine Wodehouse, Bart.; b. 1741 ; marr. Sophia, only child
of the Hon. Charles Berkeley, of Bruton Abbey, and niece of John, last Ld.
Berkeley, of Stratlon ; raised to the Peerage as Baron Wodehouse of Kim-
berley, 1797; d. 29 May, 1834.
Bust, looking to 1. ; dark blue coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
31 RT. HON. WILLIAM PITT (1759-1806).
Earl of Harrowby, K.G. John Hoppner, R.A.
{See'^o. 15,) Half-length, standing; black dress; r. hand resting on
official robes. Canvas, 56 x 46 in.
32 RT. HON. WILLIAM PITT (1759-1806).
Hon. G. M. Fortescue. Gainsborough Dupont.
{See No, 15.) Bust to r. ; dark blue coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
33 RIGHT HON. CHAS. JAMES FOX (1749-1806).
Lord Denman. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Youngest son of Rl. Hon. Hy. Fox, aft. isl Ld. Holland, and Lady
Georg. Lennox ; b. 1749 ; educ. at Eton and Hertford Coll. Oxon ; M.P. for
Midhursl, 1768, as a supp. of D. of Grafton's Adm. ; Ld. of the Admir. in
Ld. Norlri's Adm. 1770-2; of trie Treas. 1773-4; in opp. lo Ld. North
during the Amer. War ; M.P. for Weslm. 1780 ; Sec. of State for For. Aff. in
Lord Rockingham's Adm. 1782, but resigned on his death ; Sec. of State for
For. Affairs in the Coahtion Min. 1783 ; resigned on the defeat of trie India
Bill, 1783 ; headed the opp. to Pitt's Ministry ; withdrew from Pari, in 1797 ;
M.P. again for Weslm. 1802 ; on Pitt's deatri, in 1806, Sec. of Stale for For.
Affairs in Ld. Granville's — "All trie Talents"— Administr., but d. 13 Sept.
Bust, looking lo 1.; dark blue coat, wriite cravat, yellowish waistcoat.
Canvas, 30 X 24 in.
34 THOMAS DENMAN, M.D. (1733-1815).
Lord Denman. Lemuel F. Abbot.
Father of the Ld. Ch. Just. ; b. at Bakewell, Derbysh. 1733 ; first, surgeon
in the Navy, trien a Priys. of great eminence in London; Licent. in Midwife.
Coll. of Phys. 1783; author of several works on Medicine; d. 181 5.
Bust, full face; black dress. Canvas^ 30 X 25 in.

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35 RT. HON. WM. WICKHAM (1761-1840).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. William Wickham. FiicER.
Diplomatist; b. 1761 ; Ambass. in Switzerl. 1795; Under-Sec. for the
Home Departm. 1798; Minister- Plenipoten. lo the Austrian and Russian
Armies, 1799-1801; Sec. of State for Irel. 1802-4; Ld. of trie Treas. 1806;
d. 22 Oct. 1840.
Half-length, standing ; holding paper in both hands ; blue gold-laced coat ;
painted 1801. Canvas, 45 X 35 in.
36 THOMAS ERSKINE, afterwards ist LORD
ERSKINE, K.T. (1750-1823).
Mr. a. McKay. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
3rd son of David Henry Erskine, loth Earl of Bucrian ; b. 1750; educ.
at Edin. Higri Scri. and St. Andrews Univ. ; went to sea, and after four years
entered trie Army ; became a Student at Trin. Coll. Camb. 1777 ; studied
Law al Lincoln's Inn ; was successful at the Bar ; King's Coun. 1783 ; M.P.
for Portsmouth ; defended Hardy, Tooke, &c, on criarges of riigri treason,
1794 ; opposed war with France ; Lord Chan, and Baron Erskine in the
Grenville Administration, 1806; K,T, 1815 ; d. 17 Nov, 1823,
To waist, seated to r, ; pen in r, hand ; blue coat, while cravat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
37 JOHN SCOTT, 1ST E. or ELDON, Lord Chancellor
(1751-1838).
Earl of Eldon. W. Owen, R.A.
Son of Mr. Wm. Scott ; b. in Love Lane, Newcastle, 4 June, 175 1 ; educ.
at trie Grammar Scriool there and at Univ. Coll. Oxford ; entered Middle
Temple ; called lo trie Bar, 1776 ; K. Counsel, 1783 ; M.P. for Weobly ;
Solicitor-Gen. 1788, and Kt. ; Attor.-Gen. 1793 ; trie year following occurred
trie trials for riigri treason of Home Tooke and others ; Ch. Just. Com. PI.,
and created Baron Eldon, 1799 ; succ. Ld. Loughborough as Ld. Chancellor,
1801-6; resumed this office after Ld. Erskine, 1807, and held it till 1827 ;
created E. of Eldon, 1821 ; d. 13 Jan. 1838.
Full-length, seated ; robes as Lord Chancellor ; seal and mace to his r.
Canvas, 86 x 62 in.
38 GEN. SIR CHAS. WALE, K.C.B. (1768- 1845).
Col. R. G. Wale. James Northcote, R.A.
B. al Shelford, Cambridgesh. 1768 ; ent. the army at 16 ; serv. at the
siege of Gibraltar, 1782, and under trie D. of York in Holland, 1797 ; disting.
himself al the capture of Guadaloupe, 1810 ; held trie office of Gov. of Mar
tinique, 1812-15; K.C.B. 1815; Lieul.-Gen. 1821; General, 1838; d. at
Shelford, 19 March, 1845,
Bust; mihtary uniform; star of K,C,B., ribbon and badge; painted 1819.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
39 REV. EDW. DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. (1769-1822).
Jesus College, Cambridge.
Traveller and Mineralogist; b. at Willington, Essex, 5 June, 1769; educ.
at Camb.; accomp. Ld. Berwick lo Italy, 1794; trav. in N. Europe, Russia,

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Tartary, W. Asia, Turkey, and Greece, 1799-1802; Prof of Mineralogy at
Cambr. 1808; enricried the library of Cambr. by many antiquities, and the
colossal statue of the Eleusinian Ceres; pub. "Travels in various countries
of Europe, Asia, and Africa;" d. 9 Marcri, 1822.
To waist, full-face ; academic gown and hood. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
40 GEO. DEMPSTER (of Dunnichen), M.P. (1733-1818)-
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. G. Dempster Miller. Ascribed toT. Gainsborough, R.A.
B. at Dundee, 1733; educ. for the Bar ; M.P. for the Montrose Burghs,
1762-90 ; a zealous adherent of Ld. Rockingham, by whom he was made
Sec. 10 Ihe Order of trie Thistle, 1765 ; Direct, of the East India Comp. ;
d. at Dunnichen, Forfarsh. 1818.
Bust, looking to I. ; bluish coat, embroidered waistcoat. Canvas, 27 x 22 in.
41 SAMUEL WHITBREAD, M.P. (1758-1815).
Viscount Eversley. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Politician ; son of Sam. Wriitbread, M.P., brewer ; b. 1758 ; educ. al Eton
and St. Jorin's Coll. Camb. ; marr. the dau. of Earl Grey ; enl. Parliament
as member for Bedford, and determined opponent of Pitt ; took for many
years a prom, part in the debates ; conducted the impeach, of Ld. Melville ;
acted with Mr. Brougham on the part of trie Princess of Wales; d. 181 5.
To waist, standing, leaning on r. hand ; full-face ; brown coal. Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
42 ELIZ. BRIDGET BANE, HON. MRS. CHARLES
JAMES FOX (1750-1842).
Lady Holland. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
B, 1750; marr, i. Mr. Armislead; 2. in 1794, Hon. Criarles James Fox,
the celeb, statesman ; d. 8 July, 1842.
To waist, looking to r. ; large bl. hat and white plume. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
43 WILLIAM SCOTT, ist Ld. STOWELL (1745-1836).
Earl of Eldon. W. Owen, R.A.
¦Judge, and disting. authority on International Law; son of Mr. Wm. Scott,
a merchant at Newcastle, and eld. bro. of Ld. Eldon ; b. at Heworth, Dur
ham, 1745 ; educ. al Newcastle, and Corpus Chris. Coll. Oxf ; Tutor of his
College till 1776; D.C.L. 1779; King's Advoc.-Gen. and Judge of the Con
sistory Court, 1787; Knighted, 1788; Judge of the Court of Adinirally, 1798,
a position in which he gained the higriest repulal. by his decisions in the
frequent trials occas. by the great European wars of that lime; M.P. for
Oxf. for nearly 30 years; raised to trie Peerage, 1821 ; d. 28 Jan. 1836.
Full-lengtri, seated ; black official robes, as Judge of the Admiralty
Courts. Canvas, 86 X 62 in.
44 MATTHEW BAILLIE, M.D. (1761-1823).
College of Physicians. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Physic, and Anatomist; b. 27 Oct. 1761, in Lanark; educ. at Glasg. and
Oxf ; assist, of Jorin Hunter in Lond. ; succ. Hunter as Prof of Anatomy ;
app. to St. George's Hosp. 1798; priysic. to the King; had a very exten
sive practice and pub. numerous works ; left his library and anatom. prepa
rations to the Coll. of Physicians ; d. 23 Sept. 1823.
Bust, nearly full face ; dark coal. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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45 REV. JOHN JAMIESON, D.D. (1758-1838).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. D. Mackenzie. G.Watson, P.R.S.A.
Trieologian and Priilologist; b. 1758; for many years Minister lo a
Congregation of Seceders from the Scotch Criurcri, al Edinb. ; Aulrior of an
"Etymological Dictionary of trie Scottish Language," "An Historical
Account of the Ancient Culdees of lona," &c. ; d. 1838.
Bust, seated, nearly full-face ; black coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
46 THOMAS ERSKINE, ist LORD ERSKINE, K.T.
LD. CHAN. (1750-1823).
Lady Moore. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No. 36.) Bust, seated, resting on I. arm, nearly full face; dark coat.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
47 SIR FRANCIS BARING, Bt. (1740-1810).
Lord Northbrook. Benjamin West, P.R.A.
3rd son of Jorin Baring, who came lo Exeter from Bremen, where his
father was a Lutheran minister; b. at Exeter, 18 April, 1740; with his
bro. John founded trie firm of Baring Brotriers in London, 1762; elected
a Director of trie East India Co. 1779; M.P. for Calne and High Wycombe;
supported the finan. policy of Pitt; created a Bart. 1793; d. 11 Sept. 18 10.
Three-quarter length, seated to I., witri 1. hand extended ; black dress ;
landscape background ; signed " B. West, 1804." Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
48 ALEX. FRASER TYTLER, LD. WOODHOUSELEE
(1747-1813).
Col. W. Fraser Tytler. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Lawyer; son of Wm. Tytler, the hist.; b. at Edinb. 1747; for some time
Prof of Univer. Hist, at the Edinb. University ; Judge- Advocate for Scotl. ;
raised to trie Bencri as Ld. Woodriouselee, 1802; Commiss. of Justiciary,
181 1 ; pub. a "Treatise on Martial Law," " Elements of General History,"
" Critical Essay on trie Life of Pelrarcri ;" d. 5 Jan. 1813.
Bust; black coal, white cravat; painted in 1804. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
49 ED. LAW, 1ST LORD ELLENBOROUGH,
LD. CH. JUST. (1748-1818).
Earl of Ellenborough. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Edmund Law, Bp. of Carlisle ; b. at Great Salkeld, Cumberland,
1748; educ. at Charterhouse Scri. and Peter-riouse, Camb.; studied law;
distinguisried by riis defence of Warren Hastings, wriicri Erskine had
refused to undertake, and in wriicri he was successf notwithstanding the oppo
sition of Fox, Burke, and Sheridan; Att.-Gen. 1801 ; Ld. Ch. Just, of King's
Bencri, and raised to trie Peerage, 1802; opposed Calhol. Emancip. ; d. 1818.
Three-quarter length, seated ; in Ld. Ch. Just, robes. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
50 SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY, Kt. (1757-1818).
Mr. Charles Romilly. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Eminent Lawyer; descend, from a Protestant family, who left France
after trie Revocation of trie Edict of Nantes; b. 1757, in London, wriere his

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father was a jeweller; articled to a solicitor; afterw. stud, for the Bar; rose
lo distinc. in the Cl. of Chancery; K.C. 1800; Sol.-Gen. and M.P. for
Queensborough, 1806; voted witri the Whigs, and was foremost among
the advocates of a Reform of the Criminal Code; d. Nov. 1818.
Bust, seated; black coat, white cravat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
5 I SIR JOHN SCOTT, Kt., aft. E. of ELDON
(1751-1838).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Earl of Eldon. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No, 37,) To waist, full face; dark dress; painted in 1798, Canvas,
31 X 26 in.
52 RT. HON. GEORGE CANNING (1770-1827).
Earl Granville, K.G. John Hoppner, R.A.
Statesman, Orator, and Wit ; b. in London, 11 Apr. 1770, his father dying
the following year ; educ. at Eton, and there planned " The Microcosm,"
pub. weekly at Windsor, 1786-7 ; ent. Ch. Ch. Oxf ; M.P. 1793, supporting
Mr. Pill ; Und.-Sec. of State, 1796 ; started and wrote for trie " Anti-Jacobin,"
1797-8; opposed the Addington Admin. ; defended Ld. Melville with great
eloquence ; Sec. of Slate in the Portland Cabinet ; duel with Ld. Castlereagh,
21 Sept. 1809; supp. Grattan in favour of Catri. Emancip. ; named Gov.-Gen.
of India, but on Ld. Casllereagh's deatri again undertook Sec. for Foreign
Affairs, 1822; succ. E. of Liverpool as Premier, encountering a formidable
opposition, 1827; d. al Chiswick, 8 August, 1827.
Three-quarter length, seated to r. in arm-chair; black dress. Canvas,
53 X 39 in.
53 FRANCIS HORNER (1778-1817).
Sir Chas. Lyell, Bt. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Politician and Financier; b. at Edinburgh, 1778 ; educ. at trie Edinburgri
Higri Scriool and University; early look an interest in politics, and joined
the Whigs ; became trie friend of Brougriam, Mackinlosri, and Romilly, and
one of the founders of the " Edinburgh Review;" settled in London, 1803;
entered Parriament as Member for St. Ives, 1806; soon acquired influence
by his information and sagacity, particularly in financial matters ; nominal.
Chairman of the Bullion Committee, 1810; moved unsuccess. the resumpt.
of Cash Payments, 181 1 ; declined the Secretaryship of the Treas. under Ld.
Grenville ; went lo Italy for his healtri ; d. at Pisa, at the age of 39, 8 Feb. 1 8 1 7.
Three-quarter length, seated to r. at table, on which is an open book;
dated 1812 ; at back, " There are three copies of this picture, but triis is the
original for wriicri my brotrier sat, for my wife and myself — LEONARD
Horner." Canvas, 51 x 40 in.
54 RT. HON. SIR JN. SINCLAIR, Bt. (1754-1835).
Archdeacon Sinclair. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A,
Political Economist and Philanthropist ; b. at Thurso Castle, Caithness,
1754; educ. at the Higri School, Edinb. and the Universities of Edinb., Glasg.,
and Oxf; Member of the Faculty of Advoc. 1775; M.P. for Caithness, 1780,
and in several subsequent Paris.; originat. the Board of Agriculture, 1793;
pub. an elaborate Statistical Account of Scotland, 1798; raised two battalions
of 1000 men each, al the time of the French inva. panic ; pub. several valuable
works on financial and political subjects; d. 21 Dec. 1835.
Bust, seated, holding paper in r. hand ; black coat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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55 DUGALD STEWART (1753-1828).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Col. Wm. Eraser Tytler. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Philosopher; son of Matthew Stewart, trie matriemalician ; b. al Edinb.
22 Nov. 1753; educ. at the High School and Ihe Univ. of Glasgow; Assist.
Prof of Mathemal. at Edinb. 1774 ; Prof of Moral Priilos. 1785 ; founded the
" Speculative Society," and was one of the most popular lecturers of his time ;
retired on account of ill health, 1810 ; devoted the rest of his life lo lit. labour ;
author of "Philosophy of trie Human Mind," "Outlines of Moral Priilosophy,"
Biographies of Adam Smith and Thomas Reid, &c. ; d. at Edinb. 1828.
Bust, seated; dark coat; signed al back, "H. Raeburn, p." Canvas,
29 X 24 in.
56 JOHN CLERK, of ELDIN (1730-1812).
Soc. OF Antiq^of Scotland. James Saxon.
B. 1730; mathemal. and inventor of the celebr. naval manoeuvre of
Breaking the Line; never was at sea riimself; first communicated his
invention lo Ld. Rodney, who by means of il gained his great victory over
trie French fleet under De Grasse, 1782 ; d. 1812.
Half-length, seated at table ; ships in distance. Canvas, 49 X 39 in.
5y REV. ROWLAND HILL (1744-1833).
Viscount Hill. Michael Keeling.
Dissenting Minister; b. al Hawkslone, near Shrewsbury, 1744; educ. al
Eton, and St. John's Coll. Camb. ; ordained a deacon of the Eslabl. Church,
but soon after became a zealous disciple of George Whitefield; travelled
much as Mission. Preacrier in Engl., Scotl., and Irel. ; did duty as minisl.
at the Bristol and Lond. Method. Tabernacles, and after 1783, at the Surrey
Chapel, London ; pub. " Village Dialogues," " Spiritual Characteristics,"
"Impostures Detected, and trie Dead Vindicated," &c. ; d. 1833.
Bust, full face; clerical dress ; signed, "Ml. Keeling pinx. 1814." Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.
58 EDWARD PELLEW, Admiral, ist VISCOUNT
EXMOUTH (1757-1833).
Mr. H. E. Pellew. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
B. at Dover, 1757; Midsh. 1770; served on Lake Champlain dur. trie
Americ. war; captured trie French frigate " Cl^opatre," 1793, for which he
was knighted; took part in trie expedit. agst. Quiberon, 1800; Rear- Adml.
and Comm.-in-Criief on the Indian slat. 1803-9; co-operated as Comm.-
in-Chief in trie Mediter. with the Brit, forces in Spain dur. the Renins, war;
crea. Baron Exmoutri, 1815 ; enforced, on an expedit, to Algiers, trie abolil.
of Criristian slavery in trie Barbary Slates; crea, Visct. 1816; Vice-Adml. of
Engl. 1832; d. Jan. 1833.
Half-length, standing; naval uniform, ribbon of Bath. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
59 RT. HON. THOS. GRENVILLE (1755-1846).
Hon. G. M. Fortescue. John Hoppner, R.A.
Son of Geo. Grenville, and eld. bro. of Ld. Grenville; b. 31 Dec. 1755 ;
M.P. for Buckingham, 1776; took part in the negotial. leading lo trie peace
of Paris, 1783, and in some of trie treaties between Engl, and the Continental
Slates during trie Revolutionary wars; Priv. Coun. 1798; Pres. of the Board

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of Control, and First Ld. of the Admiralty in Ld. Grenville's Ministry, 1806;
retir. from public life after the deatri of Fox ; collected trie valuable library,
known as the " Bibliotheca Grenvilliana," wriicri, by his will, he left lo the
British Museum; d. 18 Dec. 1846.
Bust, seated to r. ; black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
60 HON. ANNE PITT, LADY GRENVILLE ( -1864).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Hon. G. M. Fortescue. John Hoppner, R.A.
Only dau. of Thomas, ist Ld. Camelford, and sister and sole heiress of
Thos. Pitt, 2nd Ld. Camelford; marr. Wm. Wyndham, Ld. Grenville, 1792,
at whose death, without issue, 12 Jan. 1834,- trie title became extinct; surv.
Ld. Grenville till 13 June, 1864,
Half-length, seated lo r, ; while dress; dated al back, 1801. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
61 REV. SIR H. WELLWOOD MONCREIFF, Bt. D.D.
(1750-1827).
Mr. W. E. Malcolm. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Eldest son of Rev. Sir Wm. Moncreiff, 6lh Bart, minister of Blackford,
Perthsh. ; b. at Blackford, 1750 ; educ. al the Univ. of Glasgow and Edinb, ;
succ, his father, 1767 ; ord, minister of Blackford, 1771 ; minister of St.
Cuthbert's, Edinb. 1775 ; one of the leaders in the Ch. of Scotland ; fre
quently Moderator of trie Gen. Assembly ; d. 14 June, 1827 ; pub. sermons
and discourses, pamprilels connected with trie Cri. of Scotland,and "Account
of trie Life and Writings of Jorin Erskine, D.D."
Bust lo I. ; dark coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
62 JOHN FANE, iiTH E. or WESTMORLAND, G.C.B.
(1784-1859).
Countess Dow. of Westmorland. Cav. Benvenuti.
General and Diplomatist ; eldest son of John, loth Earl ; b. 3 Feb. 178^ ;
enl. the army ; serv. with distinction during the war with France ; rose to
the rank of General ; K.C.B., G.C.B. ; Envoy Extraor. to Prussia, 1841 ; to
Vienna, 185 1 ; Plenipo. at the Vienna Conferences, 1855 ; disting. also for
his knowledge of music ; d. 16 Oct. 1859.
Three-quarter size, seated to r. ; scarlet military uniform. Canvas,
48 X 39 in. Painted al Florence 18 16.
63 REV. ROBERT HALL (1764-1831).
• Mrs. William Hall. P. Vandyke.
Bapl. Preacher and Theol. Writer; b. at Arnsby, Leicestersh. 1764; educ.
al the Baptist Coll. Bristol, and King's Coll. Aberdeen; app. successively
Preacher and Prof at Bristol, Camb., and Leicester ; President of the Bristol
Academy, 1826; published " Christianity not Inconsistent with the Love of
Freedom;" " Sermon on Modern Infidelity," &c., fam. for his eloq. ; d. 1831.
Bust, full face, partly showing r. hand ; black coal ; signed and dated in
front. Canvas, 30 X 25 in. Painted in 1799.
64 JN. SHORE, 1ST LD. TEIGNMOUTH (1751-1834).
Lord Teignmouth. A. W. Devis.
Son of Thos. Shore, a Supercargo in trie East India Company's Service;
b. in Devonsri. 5 Oct. 1751; educ. at Harrow and Hackney; went as cadet

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to Bengal, 1769; gradually rose to be Member of trie General Committee of
Revenue ; accomp. Warren Hastings to Engl. 1785 ; returned lo Calcutta as
Member of trie Supreme Council of India, 1786 ; effected many reforms in the
administration; crea. Bart. 1792; Gov. Gen. of India, 1792; raised to the
Peerage, 1797; spent the rest of his life in promoting philanthropic under
takings ; d. 14 Feb. 1834.
Half-length, standing to r. ; resting r. riand on vol. of life of Sir Wm.
Jones ; on the table before him is an address of trie British inhabitants of
Calcutta. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
65 FRANCIS RAWDON HASTINGS, ist MARQ. OF
HASTINGS (1754-1825).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lady Edith Abney Hastings. Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
General ; son of trie E. of Moira; b. 1754; disting. riimself in trie Amer.
war, wriere he rose to the rank of Brigad.-Gen. ; Aide-de-camp lo the King,
and Baron Rawdon, 1783 ; E. of Moira, 1793 ; served under the D. of York
in Holland, 1794; Mast-Gen. of trie Ordn. i8o6 ; Gov.-Gen. of India, 1812-22;
crea. Marq. 1816; Gov. of Malta, 1824; d. on board the " Revenge," in trie
Bay of Baiae, 29 Nov. 1825.
Bust, seated; Windsor uniform. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
66 JANE ELIZABETH SCOTT, COUNTESS OF
OXFORD (1774-1824).
Lady Langdale. John Hoppner, R.A.
Eldest dau. of the Rev. James Scott ; marr, Edward, 5th E, of Oxford,
3 Marcri, 1794; was motrier of Alfred, last E, of Oxford; d, 20 Nov, 1824,
To waist, seated, in landscape, looking to I. ; low white dress, red coral
necklace; dated at back, 1797, Panel, 29J x 25 in,
67 RT. HON. SPENCER PERCEVAL (1762-1812).
Mrs. Spencer Perceval. G. F. Joseph, A. R.A.
Statesman; 2nd son of John, E. of Egmont; b. i Nov. 1762; educ. at
Harrow, and Trin. Coll. Camb. ; first distin. as defender of Thos. Paine, in
an action for libel ; noticed by Pitt on account of his financial capacity ;
M.P. for Northampton, 1796; Sol.-Gen. 1801 ; Att.-Gen. 1802 ; leader of trie
Opposition after Pitt's deatri, 1806-7 ; Chanc. of the Exchequer, 1807 ; succ.
the D. of Portland as Prime Minister, 1809; assassinated in trie lobby of the
House of Commons, by John BeUingham, 11 May, 1812.
Three-quarter length, seated in arm-chair, holding papers in r. hand
near table, on wriicri are inkstand and boxes ; signed " G. F. Joseph, A.R.A.
pinxit, 1812," and marked "a posthumous portrait." Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
68 SIR GILBT. HEATHCOTE, 4th BT. (1773-1851).
Lord Aveland. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Sir Gilbert Heathcote, 3rd Bart., of Normanlon, Rullandsri. ; b.
Oct. 1773 ; M.P. for Rutlandshire ; d. 26 Mar. 1851.
Bust, full face, as a boy ; long dark hair. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
69 LADY CHARLOTTE GREVILLE (1775-1862).
Duke of Wellington, K.G.
B. 3 Oct., 1775 ; eldest dau. of William Henry Cavendish, 3rd D. of
Portland; marr. in 1793, Criarles Greville, son of Fulke Greville, Esq. of
Wilberry, Wilts; d. 28 July, 1862.
To waist, seated lo r., resting on 1. arm ; low wriite dress. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.

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70 CHAS. EARL WHITWORTH (1754-1825).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Countess Delawarr. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Diplomatist; son of Sir Charles Whitworlh, Kl.; b. at Laybourne Grange,
Kent, 1754; educ. at Tunbridge Scri.; Ambass. to Poland, 1786; to Russia,
1788-1800; negotiated a Treaty with Denmark, 1801 ; sent as Plenipoten.
to Paris, 1802; in Feb. 1803, had the famous interv. with Napoleon, v/hicri
was soon followed by the resump, of hostilit. ; crea. Ld. Wriilworlh in trie
peerage of Irel. 1800; Vise, in the peerage of Engl. 1813 ; Earl Whitworlh,
and Viceroy of Irel. 1814; d. 15 May, 1825.
Half-length, standing ; looking to r., holding paper in both hands ; ribbon
of the Bath. Canvas, 5 1 X 40 in.
71 WM. SCHAW CATHCART, ioth LORD and ist
EARL CATHCART (1755-1843).
Earl Cathcart. John Hoppner, R.A.
General and Diplomatist ; son of Criarles, 9th Lord Cathcart ; b. Aug.
1755; Major-Gen. 1794; Lieul.-Gen. 1801 ; Comm.-in-Chief of the exped.
lo Copenhagen, 1807; crea. VisCl. Cathcart, in reward for his services there ;
Earl Cathcart, 1814; held trie offices of Commis. of trie Royal Milit. Coll.
and the Royal Milit. Asylum ; Vice-Adm. of Scotl. ; for some time Ambas
sador al St. Petersburg; d. 16 June, 1843,
Bust lo r, ; military uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
72 JAMES, ADMIRAL LD. GAMBIER (1765-1833).
Admiral Gambier. Sir Wm. Beechey, R.A.
B. al trie Bahama Islands, where his father was Lieul.-Gov. 1765 ; enl.
the Navy at an early age and saw much service; Post-Capt. and Command.
of a frigate, 1788; repeU. the French attack on Jersey, 1791 ; disting. himself
in the battle of Ushant, 1794; Rear- Admir. 1795; co-operated with Ld.
Cathcart in the capture of the Danish navy, 1807 ; raised to the Peerage and
Commander of trie Channel Fleet, 1808; brought before a Court-martial, on
account of his conduct in the bailie of Aix Roads, but acquitted; many
years a Ld. of the Admiralty; Admiral of the Fleet, 1830; d. April, 1833.
Bust, looking to 1. ; naval uniform, white cravat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
73 JAS. MAITLAND, 8th EARL OF LAUDERDALE
(1759-1839).
Mr. Edward Stanley. Colvin Smith.
Eldest son of James, 7th E.; b. 26 Jan. 1759; M.P. for Newport; sup.
Mr. Fox; succ. his father, 1789; crea. Peer of U. Kingdom, 1806; Minist.-
Plenipo. to France, 1806; wrote on political economy; d. 15 Sept. 1839.
Bust to r. ; brown coal, star of K.T. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
74 ROGER WILBRAHAM, M.P. (1743-1829).
Mr. G. F. Wilbraham.
Son of Roger Wilbraham, Esq. of Nantwich ; b. 1743 ; educ. al Camb.;
sal in several Paris, as memb. for Helslon and Bodmin ; also known as an
antiq. and book-collector ; F.R.S.; d. 1829.
To waist, seated to 1. ; book in r. hand. Canvas, 32 X 26 in

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75 ADM. SIR THOS. MASTERMAN HARDY, Bt.
(1769-1839).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lords of the Adm. (Green. Hosp.) Richard Evans.
Friend and brotrier-in-arms of Adml. Ld. Nelson ; b. 1769 ; ent. trie navy,
1781 ; appointed lieut. in trie " Meleager," of Nelson's squad. 1793 ; promot.
to the command of the "Vanguard," for his gallantry al the battle of the Nile,
1799 ; flag-capt. to Nelson on board trie " Victory"; rec. Nelson's last orders
in the battle of Trafalgar ; created Bart, for his services there ; Gov. of
Greenwich Hospital, 1834; d. 1839.
Half-length, standing ; naval uniform, ribbon G.C.B. ; telescope in I.
hand. Canvas, 56 X 45 in.
76 JOHN JERVIS, 1ST E. OF ST. VINCENT, K.B.
(1734-1823).
Rev. St. Vincent Beechey. Sir. Wm. Beechey, R.A.
2nd son of Swynfen Jervis, Auditor of Greenwich Hospital ; b. at Meaford,
Staff., Jan. 1734; ent. the Navy, 1748; Capt. of the "Alarm," 1769; Comm.
the "Foudroyant" in Keppel's action off Ushant, 1778; Capt. ofthe "Pdgase"
and made K.B. 1782; took Guadaloupe, Martinique, and St. Lucia, 1794;
victory over the Spanish fleet off Cape St. Vincent, 14 Feb. 1797 ; cr. E. of
St. Vincent, 23 June, 1797 ; in comm. of the Channel Fleet, 1800, and again
in 1806 ; isl Ld. of the Admty. 1801-4 ; Gen. of Marines, 1814 ; Adm. of
the Fleet, 1821 ; d. March 1823. Monument in St. Paul's.
Bust, profile to r. ; black coat, ribbon of the Batri. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
Believed to have been painted when he was upwards of 80.
^J GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE, K.B. (1761-1809).
Lady Moore. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Eld. son of Dr. Jorin Moore; b. at Glasgow, 1761 ; ent. trie Army, 1776;
served in the American War ; distinguish, riimself at trie storming of Calvi, in
Corsica, and rose to trie rank of Brig.-Gen. 1795 ; accomp. Sir Ralph Aber
cromby lo the West Indies, 1796; served in Ireland and Holland, 1798-99;
took part in trie Exped. to Egypt, 1 799-1 802; sent on a Mission to Sweden;
Comm.-in-Criief of trie EngL Army in Portugal, 1808; fell on his famous
retreat from Saldanha, in trie battle of Corunna, 16 January, 1809.
To waist, full face ; military uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
78 ADM. SIR GRAHAM MOORE, G.C.B. ( -1843).
Lady Moore. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Brother of Gen. Sir John Moore; ent. the Navy; Captain, 1794; captured
the French frigate " La Resolve," 1798, and three Spanish frigates laden
with treasure, 1 804 ; escorted the Roy. Family of Portugal on its fiight from
Lisbon to the Brazils, 1807; Comm.-in-Chief on the Baltic Station, 1812;
in trie Mediterranean, 1820-23; Adml. 1837; Comm.-in-Chief al Plymouth,
1839-42; d. 1843.
To waist, full face ; naval uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
79 THOMAS GLADSTONE ( -1809).
Sir Thos. Gladstone, Bt. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Son of Jorin Gladstones, Esq. of Toftcombs, Lanarksri., a descendant of
trie ancient family of Gladstaines ; b. 3 June, 1732 ; carried on business as a
merchant at Leith; d. 1809.
Bust ; black coat, close powdered wig. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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80 CHAS. STUART, LD. STUART DE ROTHESAY
(1779-1845).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford. Baron Gerard.
Eld. son of Criarles, 4th son of John, 3rd E. and isl Marq. of Bute; b.
1779 ; enl. the Diplomatic Service ; was for some lime Ambass. at trie Court
of France; Minister to Lisbon during the Peninsular War ; marr. Eliz. dau.
of Philip, 3rd E. of Hardwicke; was crea. Baron Stuart de Rothesay, 1829 ;
minister at St. Petersburgh, 1841-44 ; d. 6 Nov. 1845. 1
Bust, showing r. hand ;. scarlet uniform and dark military cloak. Canvas,
29 X 24 in.
81 SARAH KEMBLE, MRS. SIDDONS (1755-1831).
Mrs. Philip Martineau. George Romney.
Tragic Actress; dau. of Rog. Kemble, manager of a comp. of comedians,
and sister of Jn. and Chas. Kemble; b. at Brecknock, 1755 ; early performed
in her father's company ; marr. Mr. Siddons, 1773 ; was at first unsuccessful
at Drury Lane as "Portia," with Garrick as "Shylock," 1775 ; went to Bath;
return, to London, 1782, when she rose speedily to the first rank on the stage ;
removed lo Covent Garden, 1803 ; generally acknowledged to be trie foremost
tragic actress of her time ; retired, 1812; d. 8 June, 1831.
To waist, leaning on her hand, wreath in her hair. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.,
82 JOHN PHILIP KEMBLE as " Richard III."
(1757-1823).
Sir Henry Halford, Bt. Stewart.
Tragic Actor ; son of Roger Kemble, and brother of Chas. Kemble and
Mrs. Siddons; b. al Prescot, Lancash. 1757; educ. at the English Catholic
Coll. at Douai, where Talma was his fellow-student ; left the Coll. secretly,
on discovering that his father intended him to be a priest ; performed with
much success in an English itinerant company ; founded his fame as a great
tragedian, by his appearance at Drury Lane in the character of" Hamlet," 1783;
became manager of Druiy Lane ; made a Continental lour, to study the French
and Spanish theatres; Manager of Cov. Garden, 1802-8; wrote the tragedy
" Belisarius," and the opera " Lodoiska," and adapted many old dramas to
the modern stage ; unpopular for some time during the O. P. riots ; retired,
1817 ; went lo the Continent for his health; d. at Lausanne, 26 Feb. 1823.
Biisl lo r.; in character of "Richard III.;" red cloak. Canvas, 29 X 22 in.
83 WILLIAM ASHFORD, P.R.H.A. (1746-1824).
Royal Hibernian Academy. Cumming, P.R.H.A.;
Painter ; b. in Birmingham, 1 746 ; settled in Ireland, 1764, at about 18 years,
old ; original member of R. Hib. Aqad. 1823, and its first President ; d. 1,824.
To waist, seated, looking to r. ; sketch-book before him, on which 1. hand
rests. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
84 HARRIET MELLON, afterwards DUCH. OF '
ST. ALBANS, as " Mrs. Page " (1775-18371-
Miss Burdett Coutts. J. J. Masquerier.,
Dau. of Matthew Mellon, the actor ; b. about 1775 ; followed her father's,
profession; made her debut at Drury Lane as " Lydia Languish," under. thc

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pair, of Sheridan, 1795; in 1814 marr. T. Coults, the banker, whose entire
property she inherited, 1822 ; marr. 2ndly, Wilham, D. of St. Albans, 1827;
bequeathed her property to Miss Angela Burdett (young, dau. of Sir Francis
Burdett), who took trie name of Coults; d. 6 Aug. 1837.
Full-length, standing, in character of " Mrs. Page," holding paper in 1.
hand. Canvas, 94 X 60 in.
85 EDWARD DAYES (1763-1805).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. j. W. Townroe. Edward Dayes.
Waler-Colour Painter ; b. 1 763 ; teacher of Girtin, and author of " Instruc
tions for Drawing and Colouring Landscapes," which exercised considerable
influence on the development of Water- Colour Painting, since 18 10; d. 1805.
Bust to I. ; dark coat, white cravat ; signed al back, "Edward Dayes,
pictor fecit, 1801, aetat. 38." Canvas, 24 X 20 in.
86 FRANCIS ROBERT WEST.
Royal Hibernian Academy. R. L. West, R.H.A.
Artist; son of Robert West, an artist ; b. 1749 ; acquired a great academic
power of drawing; was Master of the Roy. Dublin Society's School of Art,
and several of his pupils became distinguished artists ; d. 24 Jan. 1809.
To waist, seated, holding port-crayon in r. hand ; painted in Dublin,
1 80 J. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
87 CHARLES KEMBLE (1775-1854).
Mrs. Noseda. Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
Actor; brotrier of Jorin Kemble and Mrs. Siddons; b. at Brecknock,
1775; first appeared al trie theatre in Sheffield, in "As You Like II,"
1792; at Drury Lane, 1794; and at Covent Garden, 1804; visited the
United Stales, 1832; retired from trie stage, 1836; afterw, gave readings
from Shakespeare ; principally excelled in trie riigher branches of comedy ;
d, 1854. Bust, looking lo r, ; open collar, brown dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
88 AMELIA ALDERSON, MRS. OPIE (1771-1853).
Miss Vincent Thompson. John Opie, R.A.'
Authoress ; dau. of Dr. Alderson, a physician in Norwicri; b. 1771 ; early
disting. for rier poetical talent; marr. Jorin Opie, the painter, 1798; com.
her liter, career with trie tale of " Fatrier and Daugriter," 1801 ; pub, afterw.
" Simple Tales," " Tales of Real Life," « Tales of the Heart," &c. ; after the
death of her husb. in 1807, joined trie Soc, of Friends; left off writing tales;
pub. the moral treatises, "Detraction Displayed" and " lUuslra. of Lying;"
d. 1853. To waist, seated ; open wriite dress ; looking to I. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
89 RICHARD PORSON (1759-1808),
University Library, Cambridge,
Classical Scholar; b, at East Ruston, Norfolk, 1759; educ. al Eton, and
Trin. Coll. Camb.; app. Prof of Greek at Camb. 1793; afterw. Librarian of
the London Institution ; author of " Adversaria," and other philological aftd
critical writings ; d, in London, 1808.
Bust, seated to r, ; dark coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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90 JAMES HEATH, A.R.A. (1765-1834).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. j. M. Heath. John Jackson, R.A.
Engraver ; began with engraving illustrations for books ; afterwards
produced engravings from pictures, which were much esteemed, among Iriepi
the " Death of Nelson," after West, " Scenes from Shakesp." after Smirke
and Peters, Portraits of Pitt and Washington, &c.; elected Assoc. Roy.
Acad. 1791 ; d. 1834.
Bust, full face ; brown coat. Canvas, 24 X 20 in.
91 JOHN WALL CALLCOTT, Mus. Doc. (1766-1821),
Mr. Wm. Hutchins Callcott. Sir A. W. Callcott, R.A.
Musical Composer; b. at Kensington, 1766; studied for the medical
profession, but gave il up for music ; app. assistant organist al St. George's,
Hanover Square, 1783; commenced writing glees, and obtained a large
number of prizes from the "Catch Club;" studied instrumental music
under Haydn, 1790; graduated as Mus. Doc. Oxford, 1801; succeeded
Dr. Crotch as Lecturer on Music at the Royal Inst. 1805 ; wrote a " Musical
Grammar" and "Musical Dictionary;" d. 1821.
To waist, holding music, pencil in r. hand ; painted about 1801. Canvas,
38 X 29 in.
92 WILLIAM SHARP (1749-1824).
National Portrait Gallery. ' James Lonsdale.
Engraver; son of a gunmaker in London; b. 1749; became known by
his engravings for the "Novelist's Magazine;" executed a number of en-
, gravings after Guido, Domenichino, Caracci, Vandyck, Sir Josriua Reynolds,
B. West ; also noted as an adrierent of Mesmer, Swedenborg, and Joanna
Southcote; d. at Chiswick, 1824.
Three-quarter length, seated lo 1., pen in r. hand, 1. arm resting on labl?.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
93 FRANCES M. NELTHORPE, LADY ANDERSON
(1775-1836).
Sir Charles J. H. Anderson, Bt. Chandler.
2nd dau. of Sir John Nelthorpe, Bart, of Scawby, Lincoln ; wife of the
Rev, Sir Chas, John Anderson, Prebend, of Thorngate, in Lincoln Minster,
and Rector of Lea; mother of the present Bart, ; d, 1836,
Half-length, standing ; white open dress, narrow blue sash ; painted
1793 ; marked "Chandler, d. 21." Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
94 JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A.
(1775-1851).
National Gallery. J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
Painter; son of a barber in Maiden Lane, Covent Garden; b. 23 April,
1775 ; studied at trie Roy. Acad. 1789; began to exhibit 1790; at first painted
chiefly views of Engl, and Welsh scenery in water-colours ; exhibited the oil
painting " Battle of the Nile," and elected A.R.A. 1799; R.A. 1802; Prof
of Perspective, 1807; commenced his "Liber Studiorum," 1808; rose to
fame by his versatility in all styles of landscape-painting and his masterly
treatment of colours ; pub. his " Rivers of England," " Rivers of France," &C.,
painted " Crossing the Brook," the " Rise and Fall of Carthage," the " Old
Temeraire," &c. ; d. at Chelsea, 11 Dec. 1851 ; left about 100 of his pictures,
including some of his greatest works, to the nation, besides an important coll.
of his drawings and sketches ; bu. in St. Paul's,
Bust, as a young man, full face. Canvas, 29 X 22 in.

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95 MRS. SIDDONS, as the " Tragic Muse."
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Robert Tait. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
{See No. 81.) Three-quarter length, seated in large chair, looking up
lo r. Canvas, 40 X 50 in.
96 JOHN FAWCETT (1768-1837).
Mrs. Fawcett. • G. H. Harlowe.
Actor; son of an actor al Drury Lane Theat. ; b. 1768; appren. to a linen-
draper ; ran away lo Margate, where rie app. on the stage under the name of
: Foote; first perform, al Covent Gard. 1791 ; gain, reputa. by his represent'a.
of -"Dr. Pangloss," "Caleb Quolem," and "Job Thornberry;" joined the
English Opera, 1813; Manager of Covent Garden till 1836; d. 1837.
Half-length, small size, standing lo r., holding hal, glove, and stick.
Panel, 18J x 14J in.
97 SARAH KEMBLE, MRS. SIDDONS (1755-1831).
•Mr. John Whitehead. William Hamilton, R.A.
{See No. 81.) Full-length, standing to 1., black scarf on 1. arm ; signed
and dated, " W. Hamilton, R.A., 1793." Crayon, paper, 23 x 16 in.
98 SIR WILLIAM BEECHEY, Kt. R.A. (1753-1839).
Mr. William Goding, G. H. Harlowe.
Painter; b. in Oxfordsh. 1753; studied at trie Roy. Acad. 1772; R.A.
and knighted, 1798; executed some hist, pictures, but chiefly disting, himself
•as a portrait-painter; d, 1839,
Triree-quarter length, seated to r, ; small size; marone furred dress;
mounted figures in background. Panel, 21 X 16 in.
99 KEMBLE FAMILY in "HENRY VIIL"— Mrs.
J SIDDONS AS "Queen Katharine."
,Mr. Robert Tait. G. H. Harlowe.
{See Nos. 81, 82, 87.) Full-length small figures; Mrs. Siddons as
-" Queen Katharine" in " Hemy VIII." Canvas, 20 x 36 in.
1 0-0 . PROF. GEO. J. BELL ( -1843).
Faculty of Advocates, Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Jurist; Prof of Scotch Law in the Univ. of Edinb, and one of the
principal' Clerks of Session; author of " Commentaries on the Laws of
Scotland;" d, 22 Sept, 1843 ; brotrier of Sir Charles Bell (No, 236),
Three-quarter length, sealed; holding spectacles to his eyes; black
'dress ; ' aged 45. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.,
lOI HENRY PHIPPS, 3RD LD, and ist E of
MULGRAVE (1755-1831),
Si,R G. H. Beaumont, Bt. John Jackson, R.A.
Second son of Constantine Phipps, ist Ld.; b. 14 Feb. 1755 ; suCc his
brother, Constantine John, who d. without male issue, in the Irish Barony,

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1792 ;' crea. Baron Mulgrave in the Peerage of Engl. 1794; E. Mulgrave,
1812 ; was a Gen. Officer in the Army ; Col. of the 31st Reg. of Foot, Gov. of
Scarboro. and Cuslos Rolulorum of the East Rid. of Yorksh.; d. 7 April, 1831.
Bust lo r. ; dark coat; signed " W.B. pt. 1807." Panel, 30 X 25 in.
102 MARIA ANN HADFIELD, MRS. COSWAY.
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl of Harrowby, K.G. Richard Cosway, R.A.^
, Dau. of an hotel-keeper at Leghorn; marr. Rich. Cosway, trie miniature-
painter, and herself practised the art of miniature-painting ; was also a.
disting. musical performer ; for some time an admired belle of fashionable
society in Paris and London; left her husband in 1804, to become the
superior of a religious house at Lyons ; paid a final visit to England after
his death, in 1821, to place a monument on his grave.
Half-length, seated lo r. ; child throwing its arms round her neck.
Canvas, 26 X 19 in.
103 JOHN RENNIE (1757-1821).
Mr. W. H. Rennie. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A;
Civil Engineer; b. at Phantassie, East Lothian, 1757; settled in London,
1783 ; first became known by his construction of the Albion Mills, and new'
works at Whitbread's Brewery ; subsequently built the Waterloo, Southwark,
and New London Bridges ; the Breakwater at Plymouth ; Hull and Sheerness
docks; also planned and carried out extensive drainage schemes for the
Lincolnshire Fens; d. 1821.
Bust ; full face; dark coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
104 GEORGE COOKE (1781-1834).
Mrs. Cooke. G. Clint, A.R.A.
Engraver ; b. in Lond. 1781 ; apprent. to Basire ; execut. plates of the
coast scenery of Engl, and views of Scotl.; together with Henry Moses, en
graved the illustrations for D'Oyly and Mant's Bible ; distinguished by his
art publications ; d. 1834.
To waist, full face; holding book in r. hand. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
105 SIR GEORGE THOS. SMART, Kt. (1776-1867).
Lady Smart. William Bradley.
MusicalComposer; son of a music-seller in London; b. 10 May, 1776; app.
Composer and Organist of the Chapel Royal, St. James's; knighted, 181 1 ;
took part in founding the Philharmonic Society, 1813; as Musical Director of
Covent Garden Theatre engaged Weber to compose " Oberon," and received
him as a guest in his house, wriere Weber d. 1826; introduced into England
Mendelssorin's Oratorio " St. Paul," and Rossini's " Stabal Mater;" conduc.
many of the great musical festivals; d. in London, 23 Feb. 1867.
To waist, sealed; holding music; wearing spectacles. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
106 " JOHN O'KEEFFE (1748-1833).
National Portrait Gallery. William Lawranson.
Actor and Dramatist; b. at Dublin, 1748 ; early Vent on the stage; wrote
acomedy at 15 ; came to Lond. 1780, lo obtain an engage, arid beingunsuc-
cessful applied himself to dramatic compos. ; wrote " Wild Oats," " Agree
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and farces; lost his eyesight; received a Governm. pension, 1808; pub. his
autobiography; d. at Southampton, 1833.
To waist; holding paper in r. hand; claret-coloured coat, cravat, and
lace ruffles; painted in 1786. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
107 SIR JOHN SOANE, Kt. R.A. (1752-1837).
LENT BY PAINTER.
National Gallery. John Jackson, R.A.
Arcriitect; son of a builder; b. al Reading, 1752; studied under Dance,
and at the Royal Academy; introduced to George III. and sent to Rome to
pursue his studies, 1777 ; Architect and Surveyor of the Bank of Engh 1788 ;
of the Houses of Pari, 1791, and of trie Roy, Woods and Forests, 1795 ; R.A.
1802; Prof of Architecture at trie Roy, Acad, 1806; F,R,S, 1824; erected
many public buildings ; bequeatried his Museum and Collection of Works of
Art to trie nation; d. 20 June, 1837.
Bust to 1. ; claret-coloured coat ; leaning on open book ; spectacles in r.
l^and. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
108 DOROTHY BLAND, MRS. JORDAN (1762-1816).
Mr. George H. Turnbull. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Actress ; b. at Waterford, 1762 ; appeared on the stage in Dublin, 1777;
came lo London and performed al Drury Lane, 1785 ; mother of the Fitz-
Clarence family, 1791-1811; reappeared on the stage for a short lime;
retired to France; d. al St. Cloud, 3 July, 1816.
To waist to I. ; white dress. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
109 WILLIAM THOMAS LEWIS, as "The Marquis"
IN "The Midnight Hour"( 1748-1811).
National Gallery. Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
Comedian ; son of an actor ; b. at Ormskirk, Lancash. 1 748 ; educ. at
Armagri, wriere rie first acted ; crea. consid. sensation by his ddbut at Dublin
as " Belcour," in the "West Indian," 1771; appeared at Covent Garden in
the same character, 1773; manager of Covent Garden, 1782; disting. in
light comedy; quitted tie stage, 1803; d. 13 Jan. 1811, at Chelsea.
Full-length, standing lo 1. ; black court dress, hat with feather in 1. hand.
Canvas, 94 x 58 in.
IIO JOHN BANNISTER (1760-1836).
Mr. j. Hutchinson Lee. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Comic Actor ; son of Charles Bannister, singer and wit ; b. al Deptford,
12 May, 1760; made his ddbut under Garrick al Drury Lane, 1772; first
attempted tragedy, but on the death of Edwin took his place as comedian ;
famous for his characters of " Sylvester Daggerwood," " Trudge," " Dr.
Pangloss," "Job Thornberry," &c.; rec. the surname of "Gentleman Jack;"
compelled by gout to retire, 1815 ; d. 7 Nov, 1836,
Head to 1, ; wriite cravat, lavender coat. Canvas, 21 J X 17 in.
Ill GEORGE HENRY HARLOWE (1787-1819).
Mr. W. Anthony. G. H. Harlowe.
Portrait-painter; b. 10 June, 1787; studied under Drummond and Sir
Thomas Lawrence; began to exhib. at trie Royal Acad. 1805; had con-

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siderable success as a portrait-painter; trav. in Italy, 181 8; d. soon after
his return, 4 Feb. 1819.
To waist, seated lo r. ; paper in 1. hand, dark cloak ; landscape back
ground. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
112 WILLIAM BLAKE (1757-1827).
LENT BY PAINTER.
National Portrait Gallery. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Engraver, Painter, and Poet; b. in Lond. 28 Nov. 1757; appren. to an
engraver, for whom he made drawings from monum. in Weslm. Abbey ;
afterw. studied at the Roy. Acad.; pub. "Songs of Innocence," 1789;
"America — A Prophecy," 1793; "Europe — A Propriecy," and "Songs of
Experience," 1794; illustrated Mary Wolstonecraft's " Tales for Children,"
Young's " Night Thoughts," the " Book of Job," &c. ; disting, by a wild,
visionary genius; d, 12 Aug, 1827,
To waist ; seated, looking up to 1, ; pencil in r, hand. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
113 EMMA HART, LADY HAMILTON (1761-1815).
Mrs. Calvert. George Romney.
{See No. 26,) As a Magdalen ; seated, looking up to r,, resting head
on r. hand. Oval, canvas, 30 X 25 in.
1 14 SIR STAFFORD HENRY NORTHCOTE, Bt.
(1762-1851).
Sir Stafford H. Northcote, Bt. M.P. J. Northcote, R.A.
Son of Sir Stafford Northcote, 6th Bart, ; b, 6 Oct, 1762 ; marr, Jaquetla,
dau, of Crias, Baring, Esq,, of Larkbeer, by whom he had 3 sons; d. 17 Mar.
185 1, and was succeeded by his grandson, the present Baronet.
Three-quarter ; sealed in landscape ; riding dress, blue coal ; dated at
back, 1807. Canvas, 46 x 57 in.
1 1 5 WM. FARREN as " Lovegold," in the " Miser "
(1787-1861).
Mr. W. C. Cater. S. De Wilde.
Comedian; son of an actor; b. in London, 1787; for some time stage
manager of the trieatre at Dublin ; made his debut at Covent Garden as
" Sir Peter Teazle," 1818 ; afterw. performed at the Haymarket and Drury
Lane; excelled chiefly in the representation of old men ; d. 25 Sept. 1861.
Full-length ; small size ; standing, with hands clenched ; signed, " S. De
Wilde, 1820." Canvas, 30 x 23 in.
116 JOHN EMERY as "Tyke" (1777-1822).
Mr. W. C. Cater. S. De Wilde.
Comedian; b. at Sunderland, 1777; commenc. his theatrical life with a
strolling company in Kent and Sussex ; made his debut at Covent Garden
as "Frank Oatlands" in "A Cure for the Hearlacrie," 1798; achieved great
popularity by his rustic characters and as " Lovegold " in " Trie Miser,"
"Cahban" in "The Tempest," and "Tyke" in "The School of Reform;"
d. 25 July, 1822.
Full-length ; small size ; standing, with hat in hand ; signed and dated,
" De Wilde, 1806." Canvas, 30 X 23 in.

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llj JOHN EMERY, as " Barney Brallagan."
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. J. E. Waldy. T. Heaphy, Sen.
(.5"^^ No. 116.) To waist, miniature, in water-colour; smoking a pipe.
Paper, 7 X SJ in.
118 GEORGE COLMAN the YOUNGER (1762-1836).
A'Ir. T. M. Parrott. F. E. Turner.
Dramatist and Wit; son of Geo. Colman, sen.; b. 1762; educ. at Weslm.
School, Ch. Ch. Oxf and King's Coll. Aberdeen ; discontinued his studies at
Lincoln's Inn, lo devote himself to dramatic art ; first earned applause by his
Comedy "Two lo One," 1784, and his Opera " Incle and Yarico," 1787 ; succ.
his father in trie management of the Haymarket Theatre ; wrote many
popular plays and was much liked in society for his wil; appoint, by Geo. IV.
Examiner and Licenser of Plays ; d. 1836.
«To waist ; seated at table, writing materials and paper before him, on
which his hand rests ; signed, " F. E. Turner." Panel, 8 x 7 in.

No. 2. ENTRANCE HALL. {Nos. \ig to 15^.)
119 CHARLES ABBOTT, ist LORD TENTERDEN,
Lord Chief Justice (1762-1832).
Mr. Charles S. A. Abbott. John Wood..
Son of a hairdresser at Canterbury; b. 1762; educ. al the King's School,
Canterbury; elected to a scholarsriip at Corp. Criris. Coll. Oxf 178 1; tutor
to trie son of Judge Buller, by wriose advice he studied law ; called lo trie
Bar, 1795; pub. a "Treatise on trie Law of Merchant Ships and Seamen,"
1802; app. Judge of trie King's Bench, 1816; Ld. Chief Just. 1818; raised lo
• trie Peerage, 1827; d. 4 Nov. 1832.
To waist, seated ; resting on 1. arm. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
120 ARCHDEACON WM. COXE, D.D. (1747-1828).
King's College, Cambridge. Sir William Beechey, R.A.
Hist, and Trav,; b, 1747 ; educ, at Eton and King's Coll, Camb,; accomp.
several young noblemen as tutor to the" Continent ; afterw. became Canon
Resid, of Sahsb, and Archdeac, of Wills; wrote " Travels in Poland, Russia,
Sweden, and Denmark," " Memoirs of Sir Robt, Walpole," " Hist, of the
House of Austria," " Life of Marlborough," &c. ; d. 1828,
Bust; black coal, white cravat; painted March 5, 1805, Oval, canvas,
30 X 25 in,
121 ADML, SIR P. B, vere BROKE, Bt. (1776-1841).
Admiral Sir G. Broke Middleton, Bt. Samuel Lane.
B, 1776; midsriipm, 1792; Commander, 1799; Posl-capl, 1801 ; famous
for riis gallant action of June, 18 13, wrien witri the " Shannon," 38 guns, he
defeated trie Amer, frigate " Chesapeake," 49 guns ; raised to the rank
of Bart, and Adml, for this action, -which at the lime excited great enthus.
in Engl. ; d. al Broke Hall, Suffolk, 2 Jan. 1841.
Full-length, standing, looking lo 1. ; naval court uniform ; sword in r.
hand ; cannon lo his 1. Canvas, 94 X 57 in.

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122 WILLIAM BABINGTON, M.D. F.R.S. (1756-1833).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Benjamin Babington. Tannock.
Physician and Nal. Philos. ; b. in Ireland, 21 May, 1756 ; practised in
London from 1797 ; look a prominent part in founding the Geological Soc.
of which he was elect. Pres. 1822 ; pub. "A New System of Mineralogy ;"
d. 29 April, 1833.
Bust, sealed lo I. ; fur-lined coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
123 ABRAHAM REES, D.D. (1743-1825).
Dr. W-hliams's Library.
B. in Monlgomerysh. ,1743 ; educ. at a Dissenting academy al Hoxlon;
mathematical and philosopriical tutor there, and at trie New Coll. Hackney ;
edited " Chambers's Cyclopaedia," 1 776-89, and the Cyclopaedia called Rees's ;
obtained trie degree of D.D. al Edinburgh, on the recommendation of
Robertson the historian ; was also F. R. S. ; d. 1825.
To waist, sealed ; black drpss ; paper in r. hand. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
124 RT. HON. ALEX. GEO. FRASER, i6th LORD
SALTOUN, K.T. K.C.B. (1785-1853).
United Service Club. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
General ; son of Alex, the 1 5th Ld. ; b. in Lond, 22 Sept. 1 785 ; ent, the
army, 1802 ; serv. in Sicily and through the Peninsular- War ; disting. himself
at the battle of Waterloo in the defence of Hougoumont and the last charge
of the Guards ; com. a brigade at the capture of Criing Kiang Fou, in the
Opium War, 1842 ; was several times elect, a Represent. Peer of Scotland ;
Pres. of the Madrigal Soc. and of the Mus. Union, of Lond. ; d. 1 8 Aug. 1853.
Full-length, standing ; military uniform ; shako in I. hand, sword in r. ;
painted 1809. Canvas, 94 X 58 in.
125 ADMIRAL LORD DE SAUMAREZ (1757-1836).
United Service Club. Samuel Lane.
B. in Guernsey, 1757 ; enl. the Navy, 1772 ; serv. under Sir Hyde Parker,
Hood, and Rodney, in the American War, and under Sir John Jervis in the
Mediterranean; second in comm. lo Nelson al the battle of the Nile, 1799;
crea. a Barl., Rear-Adm. and Comm. of the Squadron off Cadiz, 1801 ; gain.
a brilliant victory over a superior force near Algesiras, for which he received
trie thanks of both Ho. of Parliam. ; Comm.-in-Chief in the Baltic, till 1814;
Vice- Admiral of Engl, and raised to trie Peerage, 1831; d. al Saumarez, his
seat in Guernsey, 1836.
Full-length, standing ; naval uniform ; ribbon of G, C, B, ; leaning r, hand
on telescope; copied by S, Lane, 1838, Canvas, 95 X 58 in,
126 WM. HYDE WOLLASTON, M.D. (1766-1828).
Royal Society. John Jackson, R.A.
Natural Philosoprier; b. 1766; educ. al Camb,; graduated as M.D.
1793; devoted riimself to scientific labours; F,R,S,, became Pres. 1820; discov.
several new metals; invented a sliding scale of chemical equivalents, a
goniometer, and trie camera lucida ; led the way lo the discovery of Spectrum
Analysis; conlrib. many papers lo trie "Philos. Transactions;" d. 1828.
Three-quarter size, seated to r., near table paper in 1. hand, spectacles
in r. Canvas, 56 x 44 in.

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127 COL. HAMILTON SMITH, F.R.S. (1776-1859).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Miss Hamilton Smith. Edward Opie.
B. in Flanders, 26 Dec. 1776; enl. the Army, 1794; served in the W.
Indies, 1797-1809 ; took part as Deputy Quartermasl.-Gen. in the Walcheren
Expedit. 1809; app. on trie Staff of the Horse Guards, 181 3; disting. as a
draughtsman, and by his manifold scientific acquirem. ; pub. a Transla. of
Lloyd and Templehof's " History of the Seven Years' War," "Ancient Cos
tume of the British Islands," " Natural History of trie Human Species," &c.
retired from the serv. 1820; d. al Plymouth, 21 Sept. 1859.
Half-length, seated in arm-chair ; holding paper and pencil in hands ;
black coal, orders. Canvas, 39 X 28 in.
128 SIR THOMAS MUNRO, Bt. (1760-1827).-
Mr. C. Munro. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Governor of Madras ; b. 1760 ; went as cadet to India, 1778 ; disting.
himself in the Mahratta war, and was present al the fall of Seringapatam,
1799 ; appointed administrator of the territory ceded by the Nyzam, 1801 ;
commanded an expedit. against the Peiswari of Soondoor, 1817, for which
he received the thanks of Pari. ; crea. K.C.B. 1819 ; Gov. of Madras, 1820 ;
Barl. 1825 ; d. al Pullerwoodah, 6 July, 1827.
Bust to r. ; dark coat, wriite cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
129 THOS. BRUCE, 7TH EARL OF ELGIN and
IITH OF KINCARDINE (1771-1841).
Countess of Elgin and Kincardine. Anthony Graff.
Diplomatist, and lover of Art; b. 1771; educ. al Harrow, Westmin., and
St. Andrews; Ambass. at Constantinople, 1789-99; formed his celebrated
collection of sculptures, medals, and other Greek antiquities, including the
statues from trie Partrienon at Atriens (Elgin Marbles), trie whole of which
were purchased by Governm. for trie Brit. Mus. 1816; was fiercely attacked
by Ld. Byron and otriers, for removing trie marbles from trie Parthenon; d.
at Paris, Nov. 1841.
Full-length, standing ; full face ; military coal ; resting r.' hand on sword.
Painted at Dresden, 1787. Canvas, 74 X 52 in.
130 SIR HENRY RAEBURN, R.A. P.R.S.A. (1756-1823).
Mr. j. Peter Raeburn. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Portrait-painter; b. at Stockbridge, near Edinburgh, 1756; appren. to a
goldsmith; devoted himself to painting miniatures and portraits in oil;
came lo London, 1778; visited Italy by the advice of Sir Joshua Reynolds;
settled in Edinb. and achieved great distinc. as a Portrait-painter; Pres. of the
Society of Artists of Edinb. 181 2 ; R.A. 1815 ; Knigrited, and appointed
Portrait-painter lo trie King, in Scotland, 1822 ; d. 8 July, 1823,
To waist, full face; 1. hand raised lo his chin. Canvas, 35 X 28 in.
131 SIR JAMES HALL, Bt. (1780-1832).
Royal Soc. Edinburgh. Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Son of Sir John Hall, Bart.; b. 1780; devol. to scientific researches,
chiefly in mineralogy and geology; F.R.S.; Pres. Roy. Soc. Edinb. ; tried
lo establ. trie truth of the Huttonian theory of a central fire against the

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Wernerian or aqueous system; also auth. of an "Essay on the Origin,
Princip. and Hist, of Gothic Archil.;" d. 1832.
Three-quarter size,' sealed to r. in arm-chair, with open book in hand
reading. Canvas, 54 X 44 in.
132 HON. CHARLES HAY, LD. NEWTON (1747-1811).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Nat. Gall, of Scotland. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Lawyer ; b. 1747 ; called to the Scotch Bar, 1769 ; promoted to the Bench,
1806 ; d. at Powrie, Forfarsh. 19 Oct. 181 1.
Bust, sealed ; robes as Ld, of Session of Scotland, Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
133 ALAN HYDE, 2nd LD. GARDNER (1772-1815).
Lord-Gardner, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Eldest son of Adml. Alan, ist Baron Gardner, and Susannah Hyde, only
dau. of Francis Gale, Esq.; b. 6 Feb. 1772; ent. the Navy; command, the
naval expedit. which captured Colombo, in Ceylon, 1796 ; afterw. serv. on
the W. Indian station and in trie Criannel Fleet ; succeed, to the Peer. 1809 ;
rose lo the rank of Admiral ; d. 27 Dec^ 18 15.
To waist, showing r. arm; naval uniform, ribbon K.C.B. Canvas,
39 X 29 in.
134 HENRY KIRKE WHITE (1785-1806).
Bromley House Library (Nottingham). T. Barber.
Poet; son of a butcher at Nottingham; b. 1785; first placed with a
stocking- weaver, then appren. to an attorney; educ. himself by private study;
admitted a sizar at St. John's Coll. Camb. through the interest of Mr.
Simeon; d. from the effects of over-study, 19 Oct. 1806. "Rernains of
Henry K. While," edit, by Southey.
Bust, profile to r. ; small size; dark coal. Canvas, 10 X 9 in.
135 GEORGE DANCE, R.A. (1740-1825).
Sir G. H. Beaumont, Bt. John Jackson, R.A.
Architect; b. 1740; son of Geo. Dance, the architect of the Mansion Ho.
London ; succ. his father as clerk of trie works and builder to the City of
London, 1768, and held these offices until 18 16; original member of the
R.A. ; Prof, of Architecture and Auditor to trie R.A. ; executed many small-
size profile portraits, criiefly in pencil ; pub. " A Collection of 72 Portraits
sketcried from trie Life," 1808-14; d. 14 Jan. 1825, in Upper Gower Street.
To waist, seated to 1. ; riands resting on book ; pencil in r. hand. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.
136 CHARLOTTE MARGARET HORNBY,
LADY STANLEY ( -1817).
Earl of Derby, K.G. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Second dau. of Rev. Geoffrey Hornby; m. Edward Smith Stanley,
i3lh E. of Derby, 1798; mother of the present E. of Derby; d. 16 June, 1817.
To waist, seated; open white dress. Canvas, 30 X 25.
137 ROBERT SMIRKE, R.A. (1752-1845).
Mr. Sydney Smirke, R.A. Mary Smirke.
«. at Wigton, near Carhsle, 1752; ent, the Roy. Acad. 177 1; began to
exhib. 1786; painted domestic subjects ; chiefly famous as a designer for
book illustrations ; A.R.A. 1791 ; R.A. 1793; d. 1845.
Bust ; looking to r. ; leaning on I. arm ; black coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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138 SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, Bt. M.P. (1770-1844).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Miss Burdett Coutts. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
{Finished by Rd. Evans.)
For many years a prominent M.P. ; b. 1770; educ. al Weslm. Scri. and
Oxf; Ira veil, on trie Continent during the outbreak of the French Revolu.;
marr. the daugriter of Triomas Coutts, trie banker, 1793; elected M.P. for
Boroughbridge, 1796; M.P. for Middlesex, 1802, for Weslm., 1806; became
known as an ardent Liberal ; committed lo the Tower for breach of privilege
1 8 ID, but barricaded himself in his house and had to be removed by force;
aft, riis release, zealously advocated Pari, Reform and Catholic Emancipa. ;
sentenced lo three months' imprison, for libel against the magistrates and yeo
manry of Manchester, 1819; Conservative in latter part of life ; d.23 Jan. 1844.
Full-length, standing, looking to r. ; resting against pedestal. Canvas,
loo X 58 in.
139 BROWNLOW CECIL, 2nd MARQ. OF EXETER,"
with his Brother and Sister.
Marquis of Exeter. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Brownlow Cecil, 2nd Marq. of Exeter; son of Henry, 1st Marq.; b.
2 July, 1795 ; succ. to the Marq. 1804; app. Ld. Steward of the Household,
1858; resigned 1859; d. 16 Jan. 1867.
Group of three children, full length, one holding a cap and feather. Can
vas, 64 X 48 in.
140 ANNA SEWARD (1747-1809).
Mr. W. Percival Boxall. John Opie, R.A.
Dau. of Rev. Thos. Seward ; b. at Eyam, Derbysh. 1747 ; wrote various
poems, " Life of Dr. Darwin," &c. ; lived chiefly at Lichfield, wriere her
father riad a canonry ; her miscellaneous works were edited by Sir Waller
Scott, i8io ; her letters were left by her to Constable, the Edinb. publisher,
and brought out in i8ii ; d. 25 March, 1809.
To waist, seated ; open white dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
141 MARY VERNEY, BARONESS FERMANAGH
( -1810).
Sir Harry Verney, Bt. M.P. Lemuel F. Abbot.
Niece of Ralph, 2nd E. Verney; succ. rier uncle, 1791; crea." Baroness
Fermanagri, 1792; by her will, her name and estates were devised lo her
maternal half sister, Catrierine Calvert, from wriom they descended by will
to Captain Sir Harry Calvert, Bt., now Sir Harry Verney ; d. 1810.
To waist ; black laced dress, white handkerchief. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
142 SOPHIA COUTTS, LADY BURDETT ( -1844).
Miss Burdett Coutts. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
{Finished by Rd. Evans.)
Youngest dau. of Thomas Coults, the banker; marr. in 1793, Sir Francis
Burdett, Bt., M.P. by wriom srie riad Robert, the present Barl. and 5 daus •
d. a few days after her husband, January, 1844. ' '
Full-lengtri ; seated in landscape under the tree, holding straw hal filled
with flowers. Painted in 1807, and finished by Rd. Evans, 1831 Canvas
95 X 59 in. '

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143 JAMES NORTHCOTE, R.A. (1746-1831).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Sir Stafford H. Northcote, Bt. M.P. Jas. Northcote, R.A.
B.- at Plymouth, 22 Oct. 1746, where his fatrier was a watchmaker;
apprenticed to that trade ; al the end of riis seven years' term devoted riim
self lo art, and commenced portrait-painting; introduced to Sir J. Reynolds;
became his pupil, and gained his friendsriip ; visited Italy for three years ;
established himself in London, 1781 ; became R.A. 1787 ; painted portraits,
, domestic subjects, and at lengtri historical pictures, especially those for
the Boydell Shakspeare series ; contributed to the periodical called the
"Artist ;" wrote " Fables," "Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds," &c, ; d. 13 July,
1831, in his 85th year.
To waist ; showing I, hand, looking to r. ; black coat. Painted in 1807,
as a present to Lady Northcote. Canvas, 36 x 29 in.
144 LADY CHARLOTTE HORNBY (1776-1805).
Earl of Derby, K.G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Lady Charlotte Stanley, eld. dau. of Edward, I2lh Earl of Derby, and
Lady Elizabeth Hamilton his Countess; b. 1776; m. Edmund Hornby, of
Dalton Hall, Westmoreland, 1796; d. 1805.
To waist, seated ; looking to r., leaning on r. hand ; open white dress.
Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
145 JOHN CONSTABLE, R.A. (1776-1837).
Capt. Chas. G. Constable.
Landscape-painter ; son of a miller at East Bergholt, Suffolk ; b. 1 1 June,
1776; intended for trie Criurch, but preferred the study of Art; first exhibit.
1802; gained distinc. as one of the foremost landscape-painters; A.R.A.
1819; receiv. a gold medal at the Paris Exhibit. 1824, for his picture "The
Hay-wain;" R.A. 1829; d. i April, 1837.
To waist, sealed ; resting on r. arm ; black dress. Painted about 1 798
or 99. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
146 HANNAH MORE (1744-1833).
Sir T. Dyke Acland, Bt. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Dau. of a village schoolmaster ; b. al Staplelon, Glouceslersh. 1744 ; her
¦ abilities were early known, and with the encouragement of Garrick she wrote
various plays; her tragedy of "Percy" riad some success; became ac-
.quainled with Johnson, Reynolds, and Burke, afterw. retired to the country,
and long lived at Barley wood, near Bristol, devoting herself to literary work
and active benevolence. Some of her writings had extraordinary success,
especially the tales forming trie " Crieap Repository ;" her novel " Coelebs in
-Search of a Wife," was very popular ; d. at Clifton, 7 Sept. 1833, aged 89.
Half-length ; seated in arm-criair, near a table ; black dress, yellow scarf
•Canvas, 50 X 40 in. Painted 1821.
,147 SARAH KIRBY, MRS. TRIMMER (1741-1810).
Rev. Kirby Trimmer. Henry Howard, R.A.
Educational Writer; dau. of Joshua Kirby, the painter; b. at Ipswich,
6 Jan. 1741 ; went with rier father lo Kew, where he was appointed Clerk
of the Works al trie Palace; marr. 1762; first pub. " Easy Introduc. to the
Knowledge of Nature," 1780; wrote a "Sacred History" in 6 vols. ; also con
ducted the "Family Magazine," and the "Guardian of Education;" d. 15
Dec. 1810; bu. at Ealing, Middlesex.
Half-length, seated at table, with Bible and writing materials. Canvas,
36 X 28 in.

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148 WILLIAM GIFFORD (1756-1826).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Murray. John Hoppner, R.A.
Writer, and first Editor of the "Quarterly Review;'' b. al Ashburton,
Devon, April, 1756; for some lime cabin-boy in a coasting vessel; afterw.
appren. lo a shoemaker ; at 20 sent to school by Mr. Cookesley, a surgeon of
his native town ; when at Oxf gained the favour of Ld. Grosvenor, who
engaged riim to travel witri Ld. Belgrave on trie Continent ; on his return
"pub. the satirical poems, " Baviad " and "Maeviad,^' 1794-95; edit, the
"Anti-Jacobin," 1797 ; pub. an edition of Massinger's Plays, 1805 ; acquired
literary influ. as editor of trie " Quarterly Review," 1809-24; d. 1826; bu. in
Weslm, Abbey,
Bust, seated lo r, ; book in 1, riand. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
149 GEORGE DYER (1755-1841).
Mr. H. Tyrwhitt Frend. John Jackson, R.A.
Classical Scriolar; b. 1755; educ. at Cririst's Hospital and Eman. Coll.
Camb. ; look a prom, part in Valpy's Edition of the Classics, 1819-30; also
pub. " History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge," &c. ; suffered
from loss of eyesight during the latter years of his life; d. 1841.
Bust ; full face, brown coat. Canvas, 24 x 20 in,
150 HANNAH MORE (1744-1833).
Duke of Manchester. John Opie, R.A.
{See No. 146.) To waist; bl. dress; powdered hair, white neckercriief.
Painted 1787. Canvas, 30 X 25 in, ,
151 SIR WILLIAM GRANT, Kt,, Master of the Rolls
(1754-1832).
Master of the Rolls, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R,A.
B. at Elcriies, Moray; educ. at Elgin, and Aberdeen ; student of Lincoln's
Inn.; app. Attor.-Gen. of Canada, 1779; pres. at the siege of Quebec, in
which he riimself did miht. duly; returned to Engl. 1787; was noticed by
Ld. Triurlow; became M.P. for Shaftesbury, 1790, and a prominent supp. of
Pitt; Solicit.-Gen. 1799; Mast, of trie Rolls, 1801 ; resig. riis office, 1817;
d. 1832. Full-length ; seated in official robes, paper in r. hand. Canvas, 89 x 59 in.
152 JOHN KEATS (1796-1820).
National Portrait Gallery. William Hilton, R.A.
Poet; b. in Lond. 1796; appren. lo a surgeon; left his prof and pub. a
vol. of poems under trie ausp. of Leigh Hunt, 1817; "Endymion," a poetical
romance, 181 8; "Lamia," "Eve of St. Agnes," &c., 1820; felt deeply hurl
by the severe criticism of trie "Quarterly Review;" went to Italy for his
health; d. at Rome, 27 Dec. 1820; was bu. near trie Pyramid of Ceslius.
To waist ; leaning on I. hand ; open book before him. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
153 PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY (1792-1822).
Sir Percy Shelley, Bt. Miss Curran.
Poet ; b. at Field Place, near Horsham, Sussex, 1792 ; educ. at Eton and
Oxf; puli. a " Defen'~e of Atrieism,"for which he wasexpell. from the Univer.
1 81 1; marr. trie same year; separ. from his wife, 1813; marr. 2ndly, Mary

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Godwin, dau, of William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecrafl, 1816; left Engl.
1818 for Italy, wriere rie lived in friendsri, witri Ld. Byron, Keats, and Leigh
Hunt; first attained fame as a poet by his " Queen Mab;" publ. afterwards
" The Revolt of Islam," " Prometheus Unbound," " The Cenci," a tragedy;
" Alaslor, or the Spirit of Solitude," " Ode to a Skylark," &c. ; was drowned
al sea in a sailing-boat, between Leghorn and the Gulf of Spezzia, 8 July,
1822; his body, accord, lo his own wish, was burned and trie ashes deposited
near the Pyramid of Ceslius, in the Protestant Cemetery at Rome.
To waist, seated ; nearly full face, open white collar, blue coat, pen in r.
hand. Canvas, 24 x 20 in.
154 CHARLES THEOPHILUS METCALFE, afterw.
LD. METCALFE (1785-1846).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Eton College. John James Masquerier.
Colonial Governor; b. al Fern Hill, Berks, 1785; enter, the East India
Company's Service, 1800; sent on a Polit. Mission to Lahore, 1808-9; held
provisionally trie post of Gov. Gen, of India, 1835, after trie resignation of
Ld. William Bentinck, but was recalled by the Company ; Gov. of Jamaica,
1836-38; Governor General of Canada, 1839-45; d. 12 Sept. 1846.
To waist, sealed, to I. ; dark coal, while cravat ; at the age of 15. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.
155 CHARLES BURNEY, D.D. (1757-1817).
Rev. Charles Burney. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Dr. Burney, the auth. of the " History of Music," and brother of
Madame D'Arblay ; b. at Lynn Regis, 1757 ; gained distinction as a classical
scholar and critic ; pub. an Appendix to Scapula's Greek Lexicon, and an
edit, of the "Choral Odes " of ,<Eschylus ; d, 28 Dec, 1817 ; his lib. was purch.
for trie Brit. Mus.
To waist, looking to 1. ; dark coat, yellow waistcoat, white cravat.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
156 JAMES GREGORY, M.D. (1753-1821).
Mr. John Gregory. Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A.
Physician and writer; b. at Aberdeen, 1753; for many years a distin
guished Prof of Medicine in Univer. of Edin. ; wrote " Philos. and Liter,
Essays ;" "Conspectus Med, Theofel," &c, ; d. 1821,
Three-quarters ; seated in arm-criair to r, black dress, 49 X 40 in,
157 HEN. THOS. COLEBROOKE, F.R.S. (1765-1837).
Sir T. E. Colebrooke, Bt. M.P. Hume.
Emin. Orientalist ; son of Sir George Colebrooke, Bart, a director of the
East India Comp.; b. 15 June, 1765; app. lo a Writership in India, 1782;
afterw. Judge al Mirzapore, and resident at Berar; zealously devol. riimself to
the study of the Sanskrit Language and Literature; publ. a translation of the
" Digest of Hindu Law," compiled by Sir W. Jones ; " Gram, of the Sanskrit
Language," "Algebra of trie Hindus," "Priilosopriy of trie Hindus," &c. ; ret.
to Europe, 1816; elec. Pres. of the Roy. Asiat. Soc. ; d. in Lond. 10 Mar. 1837.
To waist, sealed to 1. ; hands clasped, resting on open book. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
158 HANNAH MORE (1744-1833).
Rev. T. F. Simmons. Miss Frances Reynolds.
(.$¦1?^ No. 146.) To waist, seated at table, leaning on I. hand, pen in r.
hand. At back, " Given by herself to Mary Elizabeth Simmons," 30 x 2,5 in.

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159 JOHN, 15TH LORD SOMERVILLE (1765-18 19).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lord Somerville. Samuel Woodforde, R.A.
Son of Col, Hugh Somerville, 2nd son of James, 13th Ld, Somerville;
succ, his uncle James, i4lh Ld, Somerville, who d, unmarr, 1796; introduced
the breed of Merino sheep from Portugal into Gl, Britain; d, unmarr,
1819. Full-length, standing ; military uniform, holding plumed bearskin in r.
hand, and leaning on sword. Canvas, 95 X 59 in.

No. 3. LNNE%^ HALL {Nos. 160-186).
160 WILLIAM ROSCOE (1753-1831).
Corporation of Liverpool. Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
B. of humble parents, at Liverpool, 1753; early apprenticed lo a lawyer;
educ. himself by private study; took part in founding at Liverpool, a Society
for the encouragem, of trie Arts of Painting and Design, 1773; became
known by his advocacy of the abolition of the Slave Trade, and as a sympa
thiser with trie French Revolu, ; afterw, direct, his alien, criiefly to Italian
Liter, and History; pub, "Life of Lorenzo de Medici," 1796; and "Life and
Pontificate of Leo X," 1805 ; M,P, for Liverpool, 1806 ; remained at the head
of the literary and scientific society of his native city till trie end of his
life; d. 30 June, 1831,
Full-length, seated to r,, in library, book in 1, hand, pen in r. ; bust of
Charles J. Fox on table lo his r. Canvas, 94 X 66 in,
161 SHUTE BARRINGTON, BISHOP OF DURHAM
(1734-1826).
Viscount Barrington, M.P. John Hoppner, R.A.
Youngest son of trie isl Visct. Barrington; Fellow of Mert. Coll. Oxf;
entered the Criurcri ; early appntd. Canon of Ch. Ch. and Canon Resident.
of St. Paul's; Bp. of Llandaff, 1769; Bp. of Sahsb. 1782; Bp. of Durham,
1791 ; a benevolent friend to the emigrant French Clergy at the time of trie
Revol.; d. 1826; pub. trie theol. writings of his fatrier, and a Biogr. of riis
brother, 2nd Visct. Barrington.
To waist ; three-quarter, face lo r. ; wearing wig and hat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
162 THOMAS YOUNG, M.D. (1773-1829).
St. George's Hosp. T. BRiGSTOCKE(«/?^r Sir T. Lawrence);
Physician and Natural Philosoprier; b. at Milverton, Somerset, 1773;
studied under John Hunter, in London, 1792; commenced practice as a
physician, 1801 ; appntd. Prof of Nat. Philos. at the Royal Inst.; physician
to St, George's Hosp, ; Sec, to trie Board of Longitude ; conlrib, many
papers lo trie " Quarterly Review" and the " Philosophical Transactions ;"
For, Sec. to Roy, Soc. 1804 ; pub, "Lectures on Natural Priilosophy and
Mechanical Arts," his principal work ; also known as an Egyptologist, by
his discovery of the inlerpreta, of Egyptian riieroglyphics ; d, 10 May, 1829,
To waist, sealed, looking to 1,; black coat; presented 1851, Canvas,
36 X 28 in, . ;

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163 JOHN TOLER, 1ST E. OF NORBURY (1745-1831).
LENT BY l-AlNTER.
Frederick Hetley, M.D.
B. 1745, at Beechwood, Tipperary; called lo the Bar, 1770; K.C, 1781 ;
.Sol,-Gen. 1789; Alt,-Gen. 1798; crea. Ld. Norbury, and Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, 1800; retired, and created E. of Norbury, 1827; d. 1831.
Noted for his wil and humour.
Three-quarter length, seated to r. ; scarlet robes as Ch. Justice C. P. Ire
land. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
164 WILLIAM SOTHEBY (1757-1833).
Colonel Sotheby. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Poet and Translator; b. 1757; translated Wieland's "Oberon," 1798;
<'Georgics" of Virgil, 1800; "Iliad" and "Odyssey" of Homer ; d. 30 Dec. 1833.
Head to r. ; unfinished. Canvas, 20 X 16 in.
165 HENRY SWINBURNE (1743-1803).
Sir John Swinburne, Bt. T. Seaton.
Son of Sir John Swinburne, 3rd Bart. ; b. 1743 ; auth. of " Travels in the
Two Sicilies and in Spain;" d. as Gov. of Trinidad, April, 1803.
Full-length, small size, standing beneath a tree, with dog and gun ; game
at his feet, landscape with river in distance to the r. ; signed " T. Seaton."
Canvas, 49 X 41 in.
166 THOMAS TELFORD, F.R.S. (1757-1834).
Mrs. Burge. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Engineer; b. at Eskdale, Dumfries, 1757; began life as a shepherd-boy;
apprenticed to a stonemason; came lo London, where he made himself
known by his skiU as an Engineer, 1782 ; Surveyor to the Co. of Salop, 1787 ;
construct, the EUesmere Canal, 1793-1803; the Caledonian Canal, 1803-23 ;
the Suspension Bridge over the Menai Straits, 1826, and the St. Katharine
Docks, London; Pres. of the Institute of Civil Engineers, 1820; F.R.S. 1827';
d. at Westminster, 1834.
To waist, nearly fuU face ; black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
167 EDWARD WHITTAKER GRAY, M D. (1748-1807).
Royal Society. Sir Augustus W. Callcott, R.A.
Physic, and Naturahst ; b. 1748; for some time Sec. to the Roy. Soc. and
keeper of trie departm. of Natur. Hist, and Antiq. in the Brit. Mus. ; conlrib.
to the " Philos. Transac. ;" d. 1807.
To waist, profile to r. ; dark dress ; signed " A. W. Callcott." Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
168 ROBERT BLOOMFIELD (1766-1823).
Mr. W. Percival Boxall. John Hoppner, R.A.
Poet; son of a, tailor at Honington, Suffolk; b. 3 Dec. 1766; appren, as
shoemaker to his bro. in London, 1781; rose lo fame by his idyll, "Trie
Farmer's Boy," 1798; pub. afterw. "Rural Tales," "May-day with the
Miises;" unsuccessful in an attempt lo eslab. himself as a bookseller; had to
return lo shoemaking; during his latter years suffered from want and
illness; d. al Shefford, 19 Aug. 1823.
Bust to 1. ; claret-coloured coat, white waistcoat. Canvas, 32J X 26J in.
D

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169 JOSEPH LANCASTER (1778-1838).
LENT BY PAINTER.
National Portrait Gallery. Hazlitt.
Philanthropist, founder of the " Lancasterian " syst. of mutual inslruc. ;
b. in Lond. 25 Nov. 1778; educ. by his father, a retired soldier; opened an
elementary scri. for poor children, 1798; gradually developed his syst. in
larger institutions ; for want of funds emigrated to America, 1816; received
the encouragem. of Bolivar, Pres. of Columbia, till riis abdica. in 1829; did
not succ. in Canada and the United Slates; d. in New York, 24 Oct. 1838.
Bust, nearly full face ; brown coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
170 REV DANIEL LYSONS, F.R.S. (1760-1834).
Rev. Samuel Lysons. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Topographical Writer ; b. al Rodmarlon, Glouceslersh. about 1760; educ.
at Oxf ; ent. the Church, and succ. lo the family living of Rodmarlon, 1804;
pub. "The Environs of London," and "Magna Britannia;" d. 1834.
Bust, seated ; black coal. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
171 SIR F. BURDETT, Bt. (1770-1844).
Sir j. V. B. Johnstone, Bt. M.P. James Northcote, R.A.
{See No. 138.) Standing to r. ; black dress, resting hands on book.
While Tower in background ; signed al back, "June i, 1810, Jas. Northcote."
Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
172 CHARLES BRODRICK, D.D. ABP. OF CASHEL
(1761-1822).
Very Rev. Viscount Midleton. Hamilton.
4th son of Geo. Brodrick, 3d Vise. Midleton; b. 3 May, 1761 ; originally
intended for trie naval profession ; went on a voyage as midshipman, but
resigned on acct. of feeble health ; marr. Mary, dau. of Rich. Woodward,
Bishop of Cloyne ; was appoint. Bishop of Clonferl, 1795 ; Bishop of Kilmore,
1796 ; Archbisriop of Cashel, 1801 ; d. 6 May, 1822.
Bust, seated to r. ; black coat, close powdered wig. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
173 SAMUEL LYSONS, F.R.S. (1763-1819).
Rev. Samuel Lysons.
Antiquary and Topographer ; brother of Daniel Lysons ; b. at Rodmarlon,
1763 ; studied at the Temple, and was called to the bar ; assist, his brother
in the compilation of the " Magna Britannia;" wrote several other works,
chiefly on Roman antiquities in Engl. ; app. Keeper of the Records in the
Tower of London ; d. 1819.
Bust, fuh face ; dark coat, white cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
174 RT. HOBART, 4TH E. OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
(1760-1816).
Earl De Grey and Ripon. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Geo. 3rd E.; b. 6 May, 1760; marr., isl, Margarelta, dau. and co
heir of Edmund Burke, Esq., of Urrey, and 2ndly, Eleanor Agnes, dau. of
Will. 1st Ld. Auckland; d. 4 Feb. 1816, without male issue, and was succ.
by his nephew, George Robert Hobart, 5th Earl.
Half-length, standing ; 1. hand resting on table ; black dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.

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175 RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH (1744-1817).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. A. E. Edgeworth. Hamilton.
Father of Maria Edgeworth, the novelist; b. at Bath, 1744; educ. at Oxf;
devoted much of his lime lo agricultural improvem. ; invented a telegraph ;
assisted his dau. in her first literary efforts, and pub. together with her the
"Essay on Irish Bulls;" d. 1817.
Bust to 1., in a claret-coloured coat. Oval, canvas, 30 X 25 in.
176 RICHARD REYNOLDS (1735-1816).
Mr. S, Gurney, M.P. Wm. Armfield Hobday.
Philanthropist ; b. al Bristol, i Nov, 1 735 ; educ, in a Quaker School ;
appren, to an iron merch, ; became partner and manager of the Iron Works,
at Coalbrook Dale, Shropsh. ; improved the condition of his workpeople by
building collages and schools ; took an active interest in the abolition of the
slave-trade ; retir, from business 1789, and spent the rest of his life in extens.
works of charity; d, at Cheltenham, 10 September, 1816; bur, at Bristol,
To waist ; sealed lo 1,, holding book in r, hand ; dated al back 1815 ;
engraved by Wm, Sharp. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
177 REV. HENRY MARTYN (1781-1812).
University Library, Cambridge.
Missionary; b, in Cornwall, 1781 ; educal; at St, John's Coll, Camb,; in
1805, went to India, as Chaplain lo the East India Comp, ; disting, himself
by his rapid acquisit, of the native languages ; Iranslat. the "Common Prayer
Book" into Hinduslanee; after, trav, in Persia, and made a Persian transla,
of the "New Testament ;" d. on his way lo Eng. al Tokal, in Asia Minor, 1812.
Bust ; full face ; Indian landscape, and figures in the distance, lo the
left. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
178 THOMAS CLARKSON (1760-1846).
Corp. of Wisbech. Samuel Lane.
The first advocate of the abolit. of Slavery; b. at Wisbech, 1760; wrote
a Latin prize essay on Slavery, 1786, which became very popular when publ.
in Engl. ; assisted in forming associat. for discuss, and agilat. the subject ;
became acquainted with Wilberforce, who brought the question before Pari.
1787 ; continued lo labour for the cause all his life; d. Sept. 1846.
Half-length ; full face ; sealed in arm-chair, pen in r. hand ; black dress.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
179 JOSHUA BROOKES, F.R.S. (1761-1833).
Mr. j. Rowland Brookes. Thos. Phillips, R.A.
Anatomist; b. 24 Nov. 1761 ; studied under Drs. A. Marshall and
W. Hunter, and at the iJotel Dieu, Paris; formed an extensive museum of
anatomy and natural history, in which he lectured for 40 years; elect. F.R.S,
for his discovery of a composition retarding the process of putrefaction;
gave up teaching on account of ill-health, 1826; d. in London, 10 Jan. 1833.
Three-quarter length ; seated at table, with book open before him and
pen in r. hand ; dark claret-coloured coat. Canvas, 56 x 44 in.

36 Part of Reign of George III. 1800-1820.

180 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE (1759-1833).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Bishop of Oxford. George Richmond, R.A.
Philanthropist; b. at Hull, 1759; educ. al Camb. where he lived in
friendship with Pitt; M,P. for Hull, 1780; commenced his agitation for the
abolil, of the slave-trade, as the associate of Clarkson, 1786 (No, 178) ; subseq.
deifOfisd- all his energy'' to'"l& telnancipation of the slaves in the colonies ; d.'
soon after the second reading of the "Emancipation Act," 1833,
Three-quarter size ; seated in arm-chair ; full face ; resting on table to
his r, ; black dress. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
181 JAMES STEPHEN, M.P. (1759-1832).
Mr. James Stephen. F. Slater.
Lawyer and Political Writer ; b. at Poole, 1759 ; educ. al Winchester ;
stud, for the law; editor and Pari, reporter for the "Morning Chronicle;"
obtained an appoint, in the Prize Court al St. Christopher, where he
practised with success ; after his return to Engl, was much employ, in prize
cases before the Privy Council ; suggested and arranged the system of
Continental blockade during trie French wars ; sat as M.P. for Tralee and.
East Grinslead ; Master in Chancery; during his latter years a zealous
advocate of the abolition of slavery ; d. al Bath, 12 Oct. 1832.
Bust, nearly full face; black coal ; crayon, paper. Canvas, 31 X 26 in.
182 HENRY THORNTON, M.P. (1760-1815).
Mr. H. S. Thornton. John Hoppner, R.A.
Partner of the banking firm of Down, Thornton, and Tree; b. 1760;
IVI.P. for Southwark, 1783; founded trie Sierra Leone Company, 1789;
seconded Fox's motion for the repeal of the Shop Tax ; voted with Ld. Grey
in favour of Pari. Reform, 1797; sat in seven Parliaments as Member for
Southwark; d. 17 Jan. 1815.
Half-length ; standing near table ; roll of paper in r. hand ; blue coal.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
183 BASIL MONTAGU (1770-1851).
Mr. Bryan Waller Procter. John Opie, R.A.
Lawyer and Scriolar; son of trie E. of Sandwich ; b. 1770; called lo the
bar, 1798 ; pub. treatises on the Law of Bankruptcy, and joined Romilly and
Mackinlosri in trieir endeav. to mitig. the Penal Code; Q.C. ; gained a wide
reputa. by his edit, of trie works of Ld. Bacon ; d. at Boulogne, 27 Nov. 1851.
Three-quarter size ; sealed, looking lo left ; black dress ; paper in 1. hand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
I 84 WM. SPENCER CAVENDISH, 6th D. OF DEVON
SHIRE, K.G. (1790-1858).
Adm. Sir A. W. G. Clifford, Bt. Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of William, .5th D. of Devonsh.; b. 21 May, 1790; d. unmarr. 17
Jan. 1858, and was succ. by his cousin Wilham, E. of Burlington, the pres., D.
Three-quarter size ; sealed, I. hand resting on table, and holding roll of
paper. Canvas, 51 X 47 in.
185 ZACHARY MACAULAY (1768-1838).
Lady Trevelyan. F. Slater.
Distinguished Philanthropist, father of Ld. Macaulay; b. 1768; spent a
large portion of riis life in co-operating with Clarkson and Wilberforce, for

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the abolition of the slave-trade, and. of slavery in the English colonies,-
d. 13 May, 1838.
Three-quarter small size ; seated to r. ; signed, "F. Slater, 17 Newman
Street, London, 181 5." Crayon, paper, 13 x 11 in.
186 WILL. VINCENT, DEAN of WESTMINSTER
LENT BY (I739-I815). PAINTER.
Rev. W. Vincent. William Owen, R.A.
B. in Lond. 1739; educ. at Weslm. Sch. and Trin. Coll, Camb; usher of
West. Sch. 1762 ; Second Mast. 1771 ; Chap, lo George III. and D.D. 1778;
Head Mast, of Weslm. Sch. 1788; resigned, 1801 ; Dean of Weslm, 1802;
d. 1815; wrote several learned works on classical subjects ; sermons and life
pub. by Archd. Nares.
Three-quarter size ; small size ; sealed in arm-chair ; black clerical
dress, red ribbon, and badge. Panel, 17 X 14 in.

No. 4. EASTERN GALLERT {Nos. 187-413).
FIRST BAT {Nos. 187 to 208).
I 87 CATH. PAKENHAM, DCHSS. of WELLINGTON.
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
3rd dau. of Edw. Michael, 2nd Ld. Longford, and mother of the present
t). ; marr. Sir Arthur Wellesley, afterw. ist D. of Wellington, 10 April, 1806;
d. 25 April, 1831.
To waist, miniature size ; seated in arm-criair, resting on I. arm ; full
face; bonnet and feather; signed "T. L. 1814." Pencil, paper, 13J X i.i in.
188 FITZROY SOMERSET, AFT. FIELD-MARSHAL
LORD RAGLAN (1788-1855).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Youngest son of the 5th D. of Beaufort; b. 1788; ent. the Army, 1804;
served with distinction in the Peninsular War ; became related by marr. to
the D. of Wellington, 1814; lost his right arm at Waterloo; Mil. Sec. to
the Duke, both as Mast.-Gen. of the Ordn. and as Comm.-in-Chief, 1819-52 ;
Masl.-Gen. of the Ordn.; Privy. Coun. and raised to the Peerage, 1852;
Com.-in-Ch. of the Expedit. to the Crimea, 1854 ; d. in camp before Sebaslopol,
28 June, 1855.
Head, looking lo r. ; military uniform ; signed " H.W.P., Apsley House,
London, 1821." Canvas, 20 X 16 in.
189 GEN. SIR ROBERT THOS. WILSON, K.M.T.
(1777-1849).
Mr. R. B. W. Wilson. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.'
General and Politician ;b. in London, 17 Aug. 1777; educ. al Westminster
and Winchester ; stud, for the law, but being introduced to the D. of York,
entered the army ; serv. in Flanders, 1793, in Holland, 1799, and in Egypt,
1800-3 ; was present at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, 1805 ;
accomp. Ld. Hutcriinson on a secret mission to trie Continent, 1806-7;
fought with distinction in the Peninsular War and in the German campaigns,
181 3-15 ; incurred the displeasure of trie Pr. Regent by trie part rie took in
the escape of Lavalelle, 1815, and was dismissed from the army for his con
duct at the funeral of Q. Caroline, 1821 ; reinstated a few years after-

38 Part of Reign of George III. 1800-1820.
wards ; sat as M.P. for Southwark, 1818-31 ; attain, the rank of full General,
1 841 ; Governor of Gibraltar, 1842-49 ; d. 9 May, 1849.
Large half-length, standing, looking to 1, ; resting 1. arm on mortar and
holding cocked hat ; military uniform covered with orders ; ribbon of the
Batri, Canvas, 56 X 46 in,
190 ROBERT BANKS JENKINSON, 2nd EARL OF
LIVERPOOL (1770-1828).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman; son of Criarles Jenkinson, ist E. ; b. 7 June, 1770; educ. at
the Charlerrio. and Oxf ; trav. on trie Continent during the outbreak of the
French Revolution; M.P. for Rye, 1790; Commiss. of Indian Affairs, 1796;
Sec. of Stale for For. Affairs, 1801-5; Home Sec. 1807; succ. Mr. Perceval
as Prime Minister, 18 12; resigned, 1827; d. 4 December, 1828.
Half-length, standing; fuh face; hands closed; dark dress. Canvas,
55 X 46 in.
191 CHAS. GORDON LENNOX, 4TH D. of RICH
MOND, K.G. (1764-1819).
Duke of Richmond, K.G. John Jackson, R.A.
Only son of Lieul.-Gen. Ld. George Henry Lennox, bro. of Charles, 3rd
D. who d. without issue; b. 1764; marr. Criarlotte, dau. of Alexander, 4lri D.
of Gordon; succ. to the Dukedom, 1806; went as Gov.-Gen. to Canada;
d. there from the effects of a bile from a dog, 28 Aug. 1819.
Bust lo r. ; military uniform ; star of Garter. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
192 LIEUT-GEN. SIR HARRY CALVERT, Bart.
G.C.B., G.C.H. (1763-1826).
Sir H. Verney, Bt. M.P. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Son of Peter Calvert, Esq., of Hampton Court Palace; enter, the Army,
and rose to trie rank of Lieul.-Gen.; G.C.B. and Lieul.-Gov. of Chelsea Hosp.
and Adj. -Gen. of the Forces, 1799-1820; crea. a Bart. 1818; d. 3 Sept. 1826.
Bust, full face; dark military cloak; signed " T. P. 1826: 1825, aet. 62."
Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
193 FREDERICK, DUKE OF YORK (1763-1827).
Sir Henry P. Gordon, Bt. Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.
2nd son of George IIL; b. 16 Aug. 1763; ent. the Army, 1780; went to
study milit. science at Berlin; crea, D. of York, 1784; Com.-in-Chief in
Flanders, 1794; recall, but nom. Field-Marshal and Com.-in-Chief of the
Army; served again in Holland, 1799; did not command in trie field afterw.;
popular as the " Soldiers' Friend" in times of peace; d. 5 Jan. 1827.
Full-length ; sealed at table, in military uniform, reading. Panel,
25 X 22 in.
194 ARTHUR WELLESLEY, D. of WELLINGTON
(1769-1852).
Sir Henry P. Gordon, Bt. Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.
3rd son of Garrett, ist E. of Mornington and Anne, dau. of Arthur
Hill, 1st Viscount Dungannon; b. I May, 1769; educated al Eton and

Ground-floor.} Eastern GalLery (BAY 1—iVw. 187-208). 39
at Angers, France ; Ensign in 73rd Regl, 1787 ; M,P, in Irish Pari, for Trim ;
Col, of the 33rd Regt. 1796; went to India, 1797; battle of Assaye, 1803;
ret, lo Eng. 1805 ; Peninsular War, 1808-14; crea. D. of Wellington, 1814;
Waterloo, 1815 ; Com.-in-ch. 1827 ; ist Ld. of Treas. 1828 and 1834; supp.
Sir R. Peel, 1841 ; Com,-in-cri, 1842 ; d, at Walmer Castle, 14 Sept, 1852,
Full-lenglri; seated writing dispatch at table by lamplight. Panel,
25 x 22 in.
195 STAPLETON COTTON, VISCT. COMBERMERE
(1773-1865).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Duke of Wellington, K.G. John Hayter.
General; son of Sir Robert Salusbury Cotton, Bart. ; b. at Llewenny
Hall, Denbighsh. 1773; ent. the Army, 1790; serv. under the D. of York in
Flanders, and under Sir A. Wellesley in the Mahrattah war, 1798; disting.
himself as Comm. of the allied cavalry in the Penins. War ; crea. Ld. Comber-
mere, 1814; Comm.-in-Criief in India, 1822-25; Visct. Combermere, 1826;
Field-marshal, 1855; d. at Clifton, 21 February, 1865.
Full-length, standing beside his horse ; small size ; uniform of Life
guards; orderly lo the r. ; group of figures in background; signed at back,
"John Hayter pinxl. 1839." Canvas, 56 x 44 in.
196 EDWARD, DUKE OF KENT (1767-1820).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). John Hoppner, R.A.
4th son of Geo. III. and father of H. M. the Queen; b. 2 Nov. 1767;
educ. al Gottingen and Hanover; served with distinction in the army in
Canada, and the West Indies; Gov. of Gibraltar, 1802; marr, Maria Louisa
Victoria, widow of the Pr, of Leiningen, 20 May, 1818, who gave birth to
H. M, the Queen, 24 May, 1819; d, suddenly at Sidmoutri, 23 Jan. 1820.
Half-length, standing to r. ; military uniform ; sword in r. hand. Canvas,
42 X 31 in.
197 RICHARD, 7TH EARL OF CAV AN (1763-1837).
Earl of Cavan. F. Y. Hurlstone.
Son of Richard, 6th E. and Eliz. dau. and co-heir of Geo. Davies, Esq. ;
b. 10 Sept, 1763; enl, the Army; rose lo the rank of General ; command, a
divis. under Sir R, Abercromby in Egypt, 1800; marr, Honora Margarelta,
young, dau. and co-heir of Sir Henry Gould, Kt. and mother of trie present
Earl; d. 21 Nov. 1837.
Half-length, standing; military uniform; 1. hand leaning on sword.
Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
198 THOS. GRAHAM, LD. LYNEDOCH (1748-1843).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R,A.
B, 1748, at Balgowan, Perthshire ; mar, Mary, 2nd dau, of Ld, Cathcart;
she d, 1792, childless, and Sir Thos, Graham went abroad and entered trie
army as a volunteer ; served witri distinction ; raised a regiment in Perthsh, ;
in the Austrian Campaign, 1796 ; Aide-de-camp to Sir J, Moore (No, ^^) ;
gained trie victory of Barossa, 181 1 ; served through trie Peninsular War, and
afterwards in HoUand ; made a daring attempt lo seize the fortress of
Bergen-op-Zoom; crea, Ld. Lynedoch, 1814 ; d. 18 Dec. 1843, in his 96th year.
Full-length, standing ; military uniform, drawn sword in r. hand ; ribbon
of Bath. Canvas, 95 X 58 in.

40 Part of Reign of George III. 1800-1820.
199 ARTHUR WELLESLEY, D. OF WELLINGTON
(1769-185 2).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No. 194.) To waist, nearly fuU face, standing, arms folded; military
uniform, ribbon, K.G. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
200 GEN. SIR THOS. PICTON, K.C.B. (1758-1815).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir William Beechey, R.A.
One of the D. of Welhngton's Generals; b. 1758; ent. the Army, 1771 ;
Capt. 1779; took part in the conquest of St. Lucia and Trinidad; appoint.
Governor of Trinidad, 1797; recalled, 1807; disting. himself in the capture of
Flushing, and at Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, and 'Vitloria; receiv. the thanks
of Parliament and was knighted, 1 8 14; fell at the head of the 3rd division
of the Army, in the battle of Waterloo, 18 June, 18 15.
To waist, looking lo 1, ; military uniform ; on back, " painted a fortnight
before his death," Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
201 JN, COLBORNE, F.-MARSHAL LD. SEATON
(1779-1863).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
General and Administrator; b, 1779; educ, at Westminster School;
served with distinc, in Holland, Egypt, and Sicily ; appoin. Military Sec, to
Sir J, Moore, with whom he rem, till the death of trie latter at Corunna, 1 809 ;
took a prominent part in the battles of Ciudad Rodrigo, the Pyrenees, and
Orlhes; led the attack of trie 52nd Regiment at Waterloo; Maj, -Gen. 1825;
Lt,-Gov, of Canada, 1828-36; crea. Baron Seaton, 1839; Ld, Higri Commis.
of the Ionian Islands; Comm,-in-Criief in Irel, till 1854; Gen, 1854; Field-
marsh, i860; d, at Torquay, 17 April, 1863,
Head lo r,, with military shako, uniform and cloak ; signed "H. W. P.,
Apsley House, London, 1821." Canvas, 27 x 21 in.
202 WM. CARR BERESFORD, F.-MARSHAL VISCT.
BERESFORD (1770-1854).
Mr. a. j. B. Beresford Hope, M.P. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of trie isl Marq. of Waterford; b. 1770 ; educ, for trie army at
Slrasburg; ensign, 1785; Captain at trie conquest of Toulon, 1793; fought
in India and Egypt, 1799-1803; took part, as Col, in the conq, of Cape
Colony, 1805, and as Brig,-Gen, in the seizure of Madeira, 1807; joined the
Brit, army in Portugal as Maj, -Gen, 1808; Com,-in-Chief and Marshal of the
Portuguese troops, 1809; defeat, Soult at Albuera, 181 1 ; raised to the Peer
age, 1814; Visct, 1822; Mast,-Gen, of Ordn, 1828; d, 1854,
Full-length, standing in landscape ; court dress, ribbon of G.C.B.
Canvas, 98 x 60 in.
203 -SIR ROBERT ADAIR, G.C.B. (1763-1855).
Viscount Barrington, M.P. Pi:RiGNON.
Diplomatist; b. 1763; educ. at Weslm. School and Gottingen Univer. ; resid.
for many years at Berlin, Vienna, and St. Petersburg, to study Continental
Politics; M.P. for Appleby, 1802; voted with the Whigs; sent by Fox as
Ambass. to the Court of Vienna, 1806; Knt. and Ambass. at Constantinople,
i8oc>-ii ; recaUed by Ld. Liverpool; unemploy. liU 1831 ; on spec, missions.

Ground-floor.} Eastern Gallery (Bay 1 — Nos. 187-208). 41
to Brussels and Berlin, 1831-35 ; receiv, a pension of 2000/. for his services ;
pub. "An Historical Memoir of a Mission to the Court of Vienna," in 1806;
" Memoirs of the Negolia. for trie Peace of the Dardanelles," 1808-9; d. 1855.
Half-length, seated lo r., at table, pen in r, hand ; ribbon and star
-G.C.B. Canvas, 40 X 34 in.
204 GENERAL SIR JOHN MacLEOD (1752-1833).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lady Gardiner. F. Y. Hurlstone.
B, 1752 ; educ. at the R. Mil. Acad. Woolwich ; served in the American
war under Ld. CornwaUis ; app. Dep. Adj.-Gen. of ArtiUery, 1795 ; Master-
gunner of Engl. 1808 ; com. the Artillery in the Walcheren expedition, 1809 ;
Director-Gen. of Artillery, 1815 ; knighted, 1820; d. 1833.
Half-length, standing, looking to r. ; dark military cloak, ribbon, and
star ; signed " F. Y. H., 1828." Canvas, 44 X 34 in.
205 HENRY WM. PAGET, F.-MARSHAL, ist MARQ,
OF ANGLESEY, K.G. (1768-1854).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Gen. ; son of Henry Paget, isl E. of Uxbridge ; b. 17 May, 1768; fought
in the Netherlands under the D. of York, 1794; succ. as 2nd E. of Uxbridge,
i8i2 ; distinguished as a dashing leader of cavalry; greatly conlrib. lo the
victory at Waterloo, at the head of the United Brit. Hanov. and Belg. Horse ;
crea. Marq. of Anglesey, 4 July, 181 5; twice Ld. Lieut, of Irel.; Mast.-Gen.
of Ordn. ; Field-Mar., K.G. &c, ; d. 29 April, 1854.
FuU-length, standing ; in hussar uniform, with shako in 1. hand ; ribbon
K.G. "At about 56 years of age." Canvas, 95 x 58 in,
206 ROBT. STEWART, VISC. CASTLEREAGH, 2nd
MARQ, OF LONDONDERRY, K.G. (1769-1822).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman and diplomat.; eld. son of Robert, isl Marq. of Londonderry ;
b. 1769 ; educ. at Armagh and St, John's Coll. Camb, ; first in the Irish, then
in the British Pari, ; Keeper of the Privy Seal for Irel. 1797 ; assisted as Sec.
to the Ld. Lieut., in bringing about the Union with Irel. 1801 ; Sec. for War
and the Colonies, 1805; retir. on the death of Pitt; resum. office, 1807;
resign, aft. the Walcheren Expedit. and his duel with Canning, 1809; be
came Min. for Foreign Affairs, 1812; Plenipo. Extraor. to the AUied Powers,
and to the Congress of Vienna, 1814-15 ; received the thanks of Parliament
for his services; after the Peace, favoured the policy of the Holy Alliance;
d. 12 Aug. 1822 ; bu. in Westminster Abbey.
Three-quarter size, standing ; full face, resting 1. hand on papers ; star
and ribbon K.G. Canvas, 54 X 42 in.
207 COLONEL WILLIAM LAMBTON ( -1823).
Royal Asiatic Society. William Havell.
An officer in the Indian Army ; disting, himself by conducting the Trigo
nometrical Survey of India ; conlrib. to the Transactions of the Royal and
Asiatic Societies ; d, 1823,
To waist, fuU face, seated; dark coat; "painted 1822, at Hyderabad,
for G. Lamb, Esq,, by W. Havell." Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

42 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
208 SIR MURRAY MAXWELL, Kt. R.N. (1774-1831).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Admiral Maxwell. Martin Cregan.
Naval officer; entered the Navy 1790; commenced his career under
Hood; Lieut. 1796; served in action off Lissa, and took two French frigates,
181 1 ; witri distinc. in trie W. Indies, in trie Mediter. as Capt. of the "Al
ceste" (1807-1812) ; conveyed Ld. Amherst's embassy lo China ; C.B., 1815 ;
shipwrecked in the " Alceste, " 1817 ; knigrited, 1818; app. Lieul.-Gov. of
Pr. Edward's Island, but d. before riis depart. May, 1831.
Bust, full face ; naval. uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

SECOND BAY {Nos. 209 to 228).
209 MARIANNE CATON, MARCHIONESS
WELLESLEY ( -1853).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Daughter of Richard Caton, Esq. of the United Stales of America; marr.
istly, Robt Paterson, Esq. whose sister Elizabeth was trie wife of Jerome
Bonaparte, King of WestphaUa; and, 2ndly, in 1825, Richard, 2nd E. and
1st Marq. of Wellesley; d. 17 Dec. 1853.
To waist, seated lo r. ; low white dress; 1. hand raised lo shoulder.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
210 SIR WILLIAM CURTIS, Bt. M.P. (1752-1829).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
B. 14 Jan. 1752 ; Lord Mayor of London in 1795, and for 35 years M.P.
for the City ; crea. a Bart. 1802 ; d. 18 Jan. 1829.
To waist, seated, looking lo r. ; furred robes and gold chain. Canvas,
36 X 31 in.
211 SIR EVERARD HOME, Bt. (1756-1832).
Royal Society, Thos, Phillips, R.A.
Surgeon; b, al Greenlaw Castle, Berwick, 1756; trained by John Hunter,
his bro,-in-law ; pract, as surgeon in Lond, ; rose lo be serg,-surgeon lo trie
King; Pres, of the Coll, of Surgeons; Bart, 1813; V, P, Roy, Soc; auth, of
several works on Medicine; d, 1832,
Bust to r. ; blue coal, wriite cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
212 KING GEORGE IV. (1762-1830).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.
Eld. son of George III.; b. 12 Aug. 1762; marr. Caroline of Brunswick,
5 April, 1795; app. Regent, Feb. 181 1 ; succ to trie throne, 29 Jan. 1820; d.
20 June, 1830.
{See No. i.) Full-length, heroic size; in Highland costume; signed,
"David Wilkie, 1820." Canvas, 109 X 69 in.
213 HENRY, 3RD E. BATHURST, K.G. (1762-1834).
Duke of Wellington, K,G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Son of Hen, 2nd E, ; b, 22 May, 1762 ; marr, Georgiana, 3rd dau, of Ld.

Groundrfloor.} Eastern Gallery (B.a.y 2 — Nos. 209-228). 43
Geo, Henry Lennox; held the offices of a Teller of the Excheq, and Clerk
of the Crown ; Sec, for Foreign Affairs ; Sec, for War and the Colonies,
1812-27 ; d, 26 July, 1834.
Bust; nearly full face; dark dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
214 PERCY CLINTON SYDNEY SMYTHE, 6th
Vise. STRANGFORD (1780-1855).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Strangford.
Diplomatist; son of Lionel, 51h Visct.; b. 31 Aug. 1780; educ. al Trin.
Coll. Dublin; succ. lo the title, 1801 ; Minister and Envoy at trie Court of
Lisbon, 1806; accompa. trie Portuguese "Court lo the Brazils, 1807; ret. lo
Engl. 1816; Amb. in Stockholm, 1817; in Constantinople, 1820; co-plenipp.
with trie D. of WeUington, at the Congress of Verona, 1822; crea. Baron
Penshurst in the Peer, of Engl, and Amb, al St, Petersb, 1825 ; retired from
the service, 1826; d, 29 May, 1855,
To waist, standing ; looking to 1, ; peer's robes, collar and badge. Can
vas, 36 x-28 in,
215 SIR THOS. STAMFORD RAFFLES (1781-1826).
Mrs. Travers. G. F. Joseph, A.R.A.
Son of a naval captain; b. at sea, off Jamaica, 1781 ; early ent, trie serv.
of trie East India Company; Assisl,-Sec, al Prince of Wales's Island, 1805;
Lieut-Gov, of Java, 1811-16; Direc, of trie Factory of Bencoolen, Sumatra,
¦1818; eslab, the free port of Singapore, and founded the Anglo-Criinese Coll;
triere, 1823; lost all his collect by fire on his way home, 1824; pub, " The
History of Java," and was Founder and first Pres, of the Zoological Soc, of
London; d. July, 1826,
To waist, seated; blue coal; r. arm resting on book. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
216 SIR ASTLEY PASTON COOPER, Br. (1768-1841).
College of Surgeons, Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Surgeon; b, al Brooke, Norfolk, 1768; med, student in Lond, and Edinb,;
assist, to Mr, Cline al St. Thomas's Hosp,; attained great reputa, as a Prof
and a very extens, pract, as a surg, ; surg, lo trie King, and Barl, 1827; d.
12 Feb, 1 841,
Half-length, standing; r, hand resting on table; dark dress. Canvas,
56 X 44 in.
217 CHARLES KENDAL BUSHE, LD. CHIEF JUST.
OF IRELAND (1767-1843).
Mr, John Bushe. Martin Cregan.
B. 1767 ; ent. Trin, Coll, Dub. 1782 ; sat in the Irish Pari, for the borough
of CaUan, 1797; Sol,-Gen, 1805; Ch, Just, of Irel. 1822; d. 10 July, 1843.
Half-length, seated ; robes of Ld. Ch. Justice, Ireland. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
.218 SIR HENRY HALFORD, Bart. M.D. (1766-1844).
Sir Henry Halford, Bt. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Physician; son of Dr. Vaughan, of Leicester; b. 1766; educated at
Rugby and Oxford; successively Physician to Geo. III. and Qu. Charlotte,
Geo. IV. WiU. IV. and Qu. Victoria; crea, Bart, 1809; changed his name

44 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
for that of Halford, on inheriting a property, 1815 ; Pres. of the Roy, Coll.
of Physic. 1824; d. 9 March, 1844.
Three-quarter size, lo 1,; seated in arm-chair; full face; black dress.
Canvas, 56 x 44 in,
219 SIR MATTHEW WOOD, Bt. (i 768-1843).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Ld. Just. Sir W. Page Wood. S. P. Denning.
Son of a tradesman at Tiverton; b. 1768; commenced business as a
druggist in the city of Lond. ; Sheriff, 1809; Ld. Mayor, 181 5, and again
1 8 16; M.P. for trie City, 1815 lo 1843 ; voted with the advanced liberals, and
was conspic as the friend and supporter of Q. Caroline ; 3. 1843.
To waist, seated to I. ; holding paper in 1. hand, spectacles in r. hand.
Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
220 SIR JEFFREY WYATVILLE, R.A. (1766-1840).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Architect ; son of Joseph Wyatt ; b. at Burton-upon-Trenl, 3 Aug. 1766 ;
apprenticed to his uncle, Sam. Wyalt, architect to the Trinity House, Lond. ;
joined a builder in executing Govern, contracts, and was engaged on seats of
noblemen and gentlemen ; A.R.A. 1823 ; appoint, architect for re-modeUing
Windsor Castle, 1824, when rie assumed trie name of Wyalville ; R.A. 1826 ;
knighted, 1828 ; d. in the Wykeham Tower of Windsor Castle, 18 Feb. 1840.
Three-quarter length, seated near table on which is plan of principal
story of Round Tower 1830; Windsor Castle in distance; painted 1829.
Canvas, 56 x 44 in.
221 JOHN LATHAM, M.D. F.R.S. (1761-1843).
Mr. G. W. Latham. John Jackson, R.A.
Physician ; b. al Gawsworlh, Chester, 1761 ; educ. al Oxf ; practised as
a physician in Manchester, Oxford, and London, and attained great emin.
in his profession; elected Presid. of trie Roy. CoU. of Priys. 1814; author of
" Facts and Opinions concerning Diabetes;" d. 1843.
Half-length; seated, as President of Roy. CoU. of Physicians; mace on
table before him ; in distance is the dome of trie old CoU. of Phys. in War
wick Lane. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
222 RT. HON. SIR JN. LEACH, Master of the Rolls
(1760-1834).
Mr. Thomas Leach. Sir Wm. Beechey.
Lawyer; b, 28 Aug, 1760; first studied Architecture; ent, the Middle
Temple, 1785; called to the Bar, 1790; M,P. for Seaford, 1806; Ch,-Just.
of Chester, 1814 ; Chan, of the Duchy of Cornwall, 1816; Vice-Chan, of
Engl, and Priv. Coun. 1818; Mast, of the Rolls, 1807; d. 14 Sept. 1834.
Bust to r. ; black coat. Canvas, 30 x 26 in,
223 CHAS. MURRAY, 2nd E. CATHCART (1783-1859).
Earl Cathcart. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Son of WiUiam Schaw, isl E. ; b. 21 Dec. 1783 ; enl. the Army ; rose to
the rank of Gen. ; for some time Gov. of Edinb. Castle, and Comm. of the
Forces in Scotl.; Gov.-Gen. and Comm.-in-Chief in British North America;
succ, lo the Peerage, 1843; d, 16 July, 1859,
Bust, lo 1.; military uniform. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

Ground-floor.} Eastern Gallery (Bay 2 — A'oj. 209-228). 45
224 GEN. HON. SIR LOWRY COLE, G.C.B. (1772-1842).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Countess Cowper, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
General ; 2nd son of ist E. of EninskiUen ; b, 1772 ; ent, the Army, 1787 ;
engaged throughout the whole of the Peninsular War ; receiv, the thanks of
Pari, for his services, particularly at the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and
the Pyrenees; afterw. Gov. of the Cape Colony, and of the Mauritius; Lieut.
General, 1825; General, 1830; d, 1842,
Bust; general's uniform; stars of G,C.B. and K.T.S. Oval canvas, 30X 25 in.
225 QUEEN CAROLINE and PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,
OF WALES (1768-1821).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
2nd dau. of Ferdinand D. of Brunswick; b. 17 May, 1768; marr. Geo.
Pr. of Wales, 1795; gave birth to the Princess Charlotte, 1796; lived ever
after separated from her husband; left Engl. 1814; travel!, in Italy, Greece,
Asia Minor, and Syria, till 1820; ret. on the access, of Geo. IV.; proceed.
against by Bill of Pains and Penalties in the Ho. of Lords, and preven. from
occupying her position as Queen; d. 7 Aug. 1821 ; bu. at Brunswick.
{See No. 231.) Full-length figures ; Q. Caroline standing tuning the
harp, the Princess holding up a piece of music towards her ; painted at
Blackheath. Canvas, 119 X 81 in.
226 RT. HON. DUDLEY RYDER, ist EARL OF
HARROWBY (1762-1847).
Earl of Harrowby, K.G. Thos. Phillips, R.A.
Statesman ; son of Nathaniel Ryder, ist Ld. Harrowby ; b. 22 Dec. 1762 ;
educ. al St. John's Coll. Camb. ; ent. Pari, as Memb. for Tiverton, 1784 ;
Under-Sec. of Stale for For. Affairs, 1789 ; Paymasl. of the Forces, and
Vice-Pres, of the Board of Trade, 1791 ; enjoyed the friendsriip of Pitt, whom
he seconded in his duel with Tierney ; Minist. for For. Affairs, 1804; Pres.
of the Board of Control, and crea. E. of Harrowby, 1809 ; Pres. of the Coun.
in Ld. Liverpool's minisl. 1812 ; support, the repeal of the Test and Corpora
tion Acts; retir. from office, 1827; d. 26 Dec. 1847.
Bust ; sealed, looking to r. ; dark coat and dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
227 RT. HON. SIR J. MACKINTOSH, Kt. (1765-1832).
National Portrait Gallery. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Jurist and slatesm. ; b. al Inverness, 24 Oct. 1765 ; studied for the med.
prof. ; graduated as M.D. at Edinb. 1787 ; trav. on the Continent ; pub. his
" Vindicise Gallicas"in defence of the French Revolu. 1791 ; studied law,
and was app. Lecturer al Lincoln's Inn, 1799; defended Peltier for his libel
on Bonaparte, 1801 ; Recorder of Bombay and knighted, 1803; enl. Pari,
as Memb. for Nairn, 181 1 ; co-operated with the Whigs; made his famous
motion for amending the criminal laws, 1818 ; Pres. of the India Bd. under
Ld. Grey, 1830; conlrib. to the "Edinburgh Review;" pub. "The
Regency Question," " Discourses on the Law of Nature and Nations,"
" History of England; " d. 30 May, 1832.
To waist ; robes of D.C.L. ; looking up lo 1. Canvas, 38 X 30 in.
228 HUGH, 3RD D OF NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G.
(1785-1847). _
Duke of Northumberland. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Son of Hugh, 2nd.D. ; b. 20 April, 1785; sent as Ambass. Extraord. to
assist at the corona, of Charles X. of France, 1825; afterw. Ld.-Lieut. of

46 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
Irel. ; Chan, of the Univ. of Camb. ; Constable of Launceston Castle, and
High Steward of Launceston ; d. witrioul issue, 11 Feb. 1847.
Bust ; looking up lo r. ; peer's robes. Oval, canvas, 28 x 28 in.

THIRD BAT {Nos. lag to 246).
229 DAVIES GILBERT, P.R.S. (1767-1840).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Royal Society. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
A friend and promoter of science ; b. at St. Ertri, in Cornwall, 1767; his
family name was Giddy, but having marr. the dau. of Mr. Gilbert, a wealthy
Sussex gentleman, he adopted the latter name ; was among the first lo recogn.
the talents of Sir Humph. Davy whom he succ. as P.R.S. ; pub. " A Plain •
Statement of trie BuUion Question;" M.P. for Bodmin, 1806-32; d. 1840.
Half-lenglri, standing ; black dress ; I. arm resting on red cushion, roll
of paper in 1. riand. Canvas, 50 X 44 in.
230 JOHN ABERNETHY (1764-1831).
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Surgeon; b. at Abernetriy, 1764; studied in London under Sir Chas.
Blick and Jorin Hunter; app. Surgeon lo St. Barthol. Hosp. 1787; Prof
of Anatomy lo the R. CoU. of Surgeons, 1814; equally disting. as Lecturer
and Operator; pub. "Surgical and Physiol. Essays," "The Constitution,
Origin, and Treatment of Local Diseases ;" noted for his wil and eccentric
manners ; d. at Enfield, 20 April, 1831.
Half-length, standing; r. hand resting on table. Canvas, 55 X 44 in.
Presented lo the Hospital, 1820.
231 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA, OF WALES
(1796-1817).
Mr. Thos. Grissell. J. Cawze.
Only dau. of Geo. IV. and Q. Caroline ; b. 7 Jan. 1796 ; gave early indica.
of talent and nobleness of criaracler; marr. 2 May, 1816, Pr. Leopold of
Coburg, afterw. King of the Belgians ; d. in child-bed, universaUy regretted,
5 Nov. 1817. •' & !
{See No. 225,) Triree-quarter size ; seated on sofa, looking to 1. ; low
dress, wriite sleeves, dark blue skirt ; resting r, riand on portfolio. Signed,
"J, Cawze Pinxl, 1817," Canvas, 60 X 42 in,
232 FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON, ist EARL OF
RIPON (1782-1859),
Earl de Grey and Ripon, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman ; youngest son of Triomas, 2nd Ld. Grantriam ; b. in London,
1782 ; educ. at Harrow, and St. Jorin's CoU. Camb. ; Priv. Sec. to Ld. Hard
wicke, as Ld. Lieut of Irel. 1804; M.P. for Ripon, 1807; Pres. of trie Board
of Trade, 1818; Crian, of trie Excrieq, 1823; Sec, for the Colonies, and crea,
Visct, Godench, 1827 ; for some months Prime Minister after the deatri of
Canning; Colonial Minister, 1830; Ld, Privy Seal, and crea, E, of Ripon,
1833; retired froni Ld, Grey's Ministry, 1834; Pres, of trie Board of Trade
under Sir Robert Peel, 1841 ; resigned office, 1846; d, 1859,
To waist, sriowing 1, riand gloved ; dark brown coat Canvas 36 X 28 in

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233 SIR HUMPHRY DAVY, Bt, P.R.S. (1778-1829). ,
LENT BY PAINTER,
Royal Society. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A,
Nat. Philosopher; b. at Penzance, 17 Dec. 1778; appren. to a surgeon;
1795; stud, privately sciences, languages, and hist; wrote for Dr. Beddoe's
" Contributions lo Physical and Medical Knowledge," essays on Heat, Light,
Respiration, &c. ; publ. his " Researcries, Criemical and Priilosopriical," 1800';
elect. Prof at the Roy. Institution, 1802; lectured on the connexion of agri
culture and chemistry; app. Sec, Roy, Soc, 1806; discov, trie decomposition
of alkalis by galvanism ; obtained trie prize of the French Institute, 1810;
Knighted, 1812; V. P, Roy, Soc, 1814; invented the Miner's Safety Lamp,
1815; travel, in France and Italy, 1818-19; crea. Bart i8i8; P, R, S. 1820;
d. at Geneva, 28 May, 1829.
Three-quarter size, standing ; full face ; safely lamp on table lo his 1 ,
Canvas, 52 X 36 in,
234 RT. HON. GEORGE CANNING (1770-1827).
Earl Granville, K.G. Baron Gerard.
{See No. 52,) Three-quarter size ; seated in arm-criair lo i, ; riands
crossed ; black dress. Canvas, 52 X 38 in. Painted in the last year of his lifei
235 RT. HON. JOHN HOOKHAM FRERE (1769-1846).
Mr. George Frere. John Hoppner, R.A.
Eld. son of John Frere, Esq. of Roydon, Norfolk ; b, in London, 21 May,
1769 ; educ. al Eton, where began his friendship with Canning, whom he
assisted in the " Microcosm," and afterwards in trie " Anti- Jacobin ;" gradu
ated al Camb. ; succeeded Canning as Under Sec. for For. Affairs ; M.P. for
West Looe ; Envoy and Minis, to Lisbon, 1800 ; afterwards to Madrid, till
1804; retired lo Spain, 1808-9 ; subsequently occupied himself with. literary
pursuits, residing at Malta, where he d. 7 Jan. 1846.
Half-length, standing ; looking to r. ; dark cloak, showing r. hand.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
236 SIR CHARLES BELL, K.H. (1774-1842),
Mrs. Hamilton Bell. Stevens.
Surgeon and physiologist; b, in Edinburgh, Sept 1774; came lo London,
1806; lectured with great success at Hunter's School in WindmiU St, ; app.
Prof of Anatomy at the Royal Coll, of Surgeons; K,H, 1830; Author of
papers in the Philos, Trans, on the Nervous System, " Anatomy of Ex
pression," " The Hand, its Mechanism, as evincing design," and various
works on anatomy and surgical operations; d, 29 April, 1842,
Half-length, standing ; resting 1, hand on book, spectacles in r. Canvas,
50 X 40 in. Painted 1829,
237 RT. HON. GEORGE CANNING (1770-1827).
Corporation of Liverpool. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No, 52,) FuU-Ienglh, standing ; I, hand raised lo chin, black dress,
table lo r, with papers and inkstand. Canvas, 95 X 58 in,
238 RT. HON. WILLIAM HUSKISSON (1770-1830).
Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bt, John Graham Gilbert, R.S.A.
Statesman; b, al Birch-Morelon, Worcester, 11 Mar, 1770; went to Paris
to study medicine; took part in trie storming of the Bastille, 1789; became
Priv, Sec, to Ld, Gower, who introdu, him to Canning and Pitt, 1792 ; M.P,

48 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
for Morpeth, and Under Sec. for War, 1795 ; resign, with Pitt, 1801 ; return,
to office as Sec. to the Treas. 1804; Ch. Commiss. of Woods and Forests',
1814; Pres. of trie Board of Trade, 1822, when he initiated the policy of Free
Trade, by removing many restrictions on commerce; Colon. Minister, 1827;
d, from injuries received at the opening of the railway between Liverpool and
Manchester, 15 September, 1830.
Half-length, standing; r, hand resting on table, black dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
239 JOHN BELL (i746-i'83i).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. Charles Masters. G. Clint, A.R.A.
Pubhsher; b, 1746; known by his edit, of the "British Poets," an edit.
of " Shakspeare," and the " British Theatre," and the early use of book illus
trations by eminent artists ; d, 26 Jan, 1831,
Three-quarter size, sealed ; fuU face, " BeU's Weekly Messenger" in
1, hand. Canvas, 5 1 X 40 in.
240 CHARLES MANNERS SUTTON, ist VISCOUNT
CANTERBURY (1780-1845).
Viscount Canterbury. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Eld. son of the Archbp. of Canterbury; b. 1780; educ. al Eton and Trin.
Coll. Camb.; called to the Bar, 1805 ; M.P. for Knaresborough, 1807 ; Judge
Adv.-Gen. 1809; Speaker of the Ho, of Comm, 1817; M.P. for the Univ. of
Camb. 1832; assisted in the formation of Sir Robert Peel's Ministry, 1834;
opposed as candidate for the Speakership by Mr. Abercromby, who was
elected by a majority of 10 ; crea. Vise. Canterbury, 1835 ; d, 21 July, 1845.
Three-quarter size, seated ; looking to r. ; robes as Speaker, and ribbon
of Bath. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
241 JOHN ADOLPHUS (1768-1845).
Mrs. Henderson. Ramsay R. Reinagle.
Lawyer and Hist. ; b, in Lond. 7 Aug. 1768 ; allor. and solic. 1790; called
to the Bar, 1807 ; bee. more generally known by his defence of the Cato-street
conspirators, 1820; pub. "The Hist, of George III." "Memoirs of the French
Revol." &c. ; d. 16 July, 1845.
Three-quarter size, standing ; 1. arm extended, black dress. Canvas,
56 X 44 in.
242 HON. CHARLES WM. LAMBTON, "MASTER
LAMBTON" (1818-31).
Earl of Durham. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Eld. son of John George Lambton, ist E. of Durham; b. 16 Jan. 1818; d.
24 Dec. 1831.
Full-length as a boy sealed on rocks near sea-side, looking to r., resting
head on 1. hand ; crimson dress, open shirt-collar. Canvas, 54 X 44 in.
243 LD. WM. H. CAVENDISH BENTINCK, G.C.B.
(1774-1839),
Duke of Portland.
Slatesm. ; 2nd son ofWm. H. Cavendish, 3rd D. of Portland ; b. 14 Sept.
1774 ent. the Army ; app. Gov. of Madras, 1803 ; Plenipolent. and Comm.-

Ground-floor.} Eastern Gallery (Bay 3-.-iV"w. 229-246). 49
of English Auxiliaries in Sicily, 181 1 ; gave the Sicilians a liberal constitu
tion, 1812 ; served in Spain, 1813 ; subjugated Genoa and restored il to
Piedmont, 1814 ; M.P. for King's Lynn; Gov.-Gen, of India, 1827-33;
signalised his rule by prohibiting trie burning of widows and removing many
of the restrictions against settling in the East India Company's territories ;
d. at Paris, 17 June, 1839.
Bust ; military uniform, ribbon, G.C.B. Oval canvas, 32 X 25 in.
244 JOHN DALTON, D.C.L. (1766-1844).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Royal Society. B, R. Faulkner.
Nat. Philosopher; b, al Eaglesfield, near Cockermouth, 1766; Prof of
Mathem, and Nat. Philosophy in Manchester, 1793 ; publ, ." Meteorological
Observations and Essays," 1793; "Anew System of Chemistry," 1808-10;
became celebrated by his atomic theory, and discov, of the law oftheexpans.
of gases; received the gold medal from the Royal Society, 1826; seized with
paralysis, 1836; d. Aug, 1844.
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair, black dress ; air-pump and che
mical apparatus on table lo his 1, Signed "B, R, Faulkner pinx. 1841,"
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
245 WILLIAM ALLEN, F.R.S. (1771-1843).
Pharmaceutical Society. Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
Chemist and Philanthropist; son of a Quaker silk-manufacturer in
Spitalfields; b. 1771 ; became known by his chemical experiments and
researches; app. Lect. on Chem. at Guy's Hosp. 1802; Led. al the Roy.
Inst. 1804; F.R.S. 1807; look part with Wilberforce and Lancaster in pro
moting the abolition of slavery and the improvement of the condition of the
poor; went on several mission, journeys lo the Continent; pub. " Colonies
at Home," " Plan for diminishing the Poor's Rates ;" d. at Lindfield, Sussex,
30 Dec. 1843.
Three-quarter size, seated ; resting r. aim on table on which are draw
ings ; brown coat. Canvas, 50 X 4° in.
246 EDMUND KEAN (1787-1833).
Mr. George Ellis. George Clint, A.R.A.
Tragic Actor; son of a stage carpenter; b. in London, 4 Nov. 1787; ran
away from his parents, and went as cabin-boy to Madeira; on his ret. joined
a company of actors in Yorksh. ; perform, al 13, the parts of " Hamlet" and
" Calo ;" sent by Dr. Drury to Eton, to be educal, 1800; returned to the stage
and performed with great success in the Provin, 1803 ; made his first appear.
at Drury Lane, as " Shylock," 1814; rose to fame by his representations of
"Richard IIL," "Othello," "Macbeth," "lago," and other Shakespearian
characters; made a tour to the United Stales, 1820-21, and again in 1825 ;
d, at Richmond, 15 May, 1833, ,, ^ , .
Full-length ; in character as " Richard 1 1 1.," kneeling. Canvas, i6x 10 in.

FOURTH BAT {Nos. 247 to 270).
247 SLR WALTER SCOTT, Bt. (1771 -1832).
Mr. William E. Green. James Saxon.
Poet and Author of the Waverley Novels; son of a Writer to the
Signet at Edinb.; b. 15 Aug. 177 1 5 educ at the High School; articled to
his father; called to the Scottish Bar, 1791 ; eagerly stud, the legendary hist.
of Scotl. and German literature ; commenc. his hterary career by pub. transla.
from Biirger and Goethe, 1796; app. Sheriff Deput. of Selkirksh. 1799; be-

50 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
came known as a poet by his " Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border," 1802;
" Lay of the Last Minstrel," 1805 ; " Marmion;" "The Lady of the Lake;"
built Abbolsford; commenc. in 18 14, his Waverley Novels, which marked
an epoch in trie history of romance, and were translated into all European
languages; crea. Bart. 1822; pub. "Life of Napoleon," and "History of
Scotland;" d. al Abbolsford. 21 Sept. 1832. Biograp. by J. G. Lockhart,
his son-in-law.
Half-length, sealed to r. holding dog. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
248 JOHN M'CULLOCH, M.D., F.R.S. (1773-1835).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Royal Society. B. R. Faulkner.
Physician and Geologist; b. in Guernsey, 1773; educ. al Penzance and
Edinb.; al 18 gradua. as M.D,; enl, the Artillery as Assisl,-Surg, ; appoin.
Chymist to the Ordn. 1803 ; gave up his practice to carry out for Governm.
the mineral, and geological survey of Scotl. which he complet. in 1832 ; pub.
a " Descripl. of the Western Islands," " Geological Classification of Rocks,"
"Essay on Fever;" d. August, 1835.
Half-lenglri, seated ; reddish furred coal, pencil in r. hand. Canvas,
44 X 35 in.
249 SIR WALTER SCOTT, Bt. (1771-1832).
Lady Ruthven. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
{See No. 247,) Full-length, sealed al table, large book open on his knee,
pen in r. hand ; two stag-hounds lo the r. ; armour on waU in background.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
Alluding to this picture Scott speaks, in his diary 29 Mar, 1831, of the artist being
' ' well pleased, I think very advisedly so, with a cabinet picture of myself, armour and
so forth, together with my two noble staghounds. The dogs sat charmingly, but the
picture took up some time," — Lockharfs Life of Scott.
250 JEREMY BENTHAM (1748-1832).
Mr. j. a. Roebuck, M.P. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Jurist and Founder of the Utihtarian Priilosopriy ; b. in London, 15 Feb.
1748 ; educ. al Westmin. School and Oxf ; took his degree as B.A. at 16, as
M.A. al 20 ; called to the Bar, but did not practise ; pub. in 1776, " Fragment
on Government," in opposition lo Blackstone, which brought him into con
nexion witri the principal Whig statesmen ; trav. in Turkey, Russia, Poland,
and Germany, 1785-88; devoted the remainder of riis life lo the task of
working out a rational theory of government, and to the reform of abuses in
the administ. of justice ; pub. " Introduction to trie Principle of Morals and
Legislation," " Treatise on Civil and Penal Legislation," " Theory of Rewards
and Punishments," "Plan of a Judicial EstabUshment," &c.; exercised great
influence al home and abroad by his works, which were translated into
several languages ; d. 6 June, 1832.
FuU-lenglri, small size, seated in landscape, r. hand resting on slick.
Paper, crayon, 26 X 20 in. Drawn from a wax model.
251 WILLIAM COBBETT (1762-1835).
Miss Cobbett. J. Raphael Smith.
Political Writer ; son of Geo. Cobbett, a farmer al Farnham, Svurey ; b. 9
March, 1762 ; worked on his fatrier's farm till 1783, when he became Clerk to
a Solic. in London; enlist, in the Army, 1784; went with his regt. to Nova
Scotia, 1785; took .riis dis. 1791 ; settled in Priiladelpriia, and edited " The
Porcupine's Gazette;" returned to England, 1801 ; pub. " The Works of Peter
Porcupine;" edit "The Weekly Register," in wriicri he first support, afterw

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violently opposed the Governm, ; fined and impris, for an article against flog
ging in the Engl, Militia, 18 10; continued lo write and lecture on Politics ;
took an interest in agricult, and wrote on the subject ; pub, " Collage Econ,"
" Rural Rides," &c, ; elect. M,P, for Oldham, 1832 ; d, 18 June, 1835,
Full-length, seated lo r. in arm-chair ; portrait of John Hampden on wall
in background ; copy of " Political Register " on table to his r. Paper,
coloured crayons, 25 X 18 in.
252 SIR WALTER SCOTT, Bt. (1771-1832).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
{See No. 247.) Full-length, sealed under a ruined stone wall, red book
in 1. hand, pencil in r. hand. Canvas, 72 x 58 in.
253 JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART (1793-1854).
Messrs. W. Blackwood & Sons. R. S. Lauder, R.S.A.
Novelist and Miscellaneous Writer; b. at Glasgow, 1793 ; educ, at Glasgow
and Oxf; called to trie Bar, 1816, Ijul did not practise ; became known
by his transla. of Ancient Spanish Ballads, "Peter's Letters lo his Kinsfolk,"
and a biography of Cervantes ; marr, the eld, dau. of Sir Walter Scotl, 1820 ;
pub. the Novels "Valerius," "Adam Blair," "Reginald Dalton;" succ, Gifford
as Editor of the " Quarterly Review," 1825 ; pub, his celebrated " Biography
of Sir Waller Scott," 1838; resign, the Editorsh. of the "Quarterly Review,"
on account of ill health, 1853; d. al Abbolsford, 25 November, 1854.
Half-length, seated to r., showing 1. hand ; dark dress and cloak.
Canvas, 42 X 31 in.
254 SIR HENRY ROWLEY BISHOP, Kt. (1786-1855).
Mrs. Smith. T. Foster.
Musical Composer; b. in London, 1786; stud, under Bianchi; rose into
general notice by his Opera " Trie Circassian Bride," perf at Drury Lane,
1809; app. Music. Direc. of Covent Garden Trieatre, 18 10; composed nearly
sixty pieces for the stage ; retired from the Opera, 1826 ; wrote many popular
songs and glees ; knighted, 1837 ; held the offices of Director of trie Concerts
of Ancient Music, and Prof of Music in trie University of Oxford; d. 1855.
Half-length, seated, looking lo r., roU of music in r. hand ; dark cloak.
Canvas, 44 X 35 in.
255 JOHN WILSON (1785-1854).
Messrs. W.Blackwood & Sons. Sir J. W.Gordon,R.A. P.R.S.A.
Poet and Essayist; b. at Paisley, 18 May, 1785; educ, al Glasgow and Oxf ;
gained the Newdigate Prize for English verse, 1806; resided for some years
in the Lake District ; rose lo fame by his " Elegy on the Death of James
Grahame," and "Isle of Palms," 1812; chief edit, of "Blackwood's Maga
zine," 1817, to which he contribul, many brilliant essays under the pseudon.
of " Christopher North ; " Prof of Moral Philosophy in Edin, Univ, 1820;
resigned on account of ill health ; d. 3 April, 1854.
Three-quarter length, seated to 1,, arms crossed ; black dress, r, hand
resting on stick ; signed " Sir Jo, Watson Gordon, R.A. and P.R.S.A. pinx.
1852, Edinburgh." Canvas, 50 X 4oin-
256 THOMAS CAMPBELL (1777-1844).
Mr. Octavian Blewitt. Thos. C. Thompson, R.H.A.
Poet; son of a Scottish merch,; b. 1777; educ. al Glasgow; Priv, Tutor
at Edinb.; pub. his "Pleasures of Hope," which founded his fame, 1799; trav.

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on the Continent ; pub. " The Flxile of Erin," and " Hohenlinden ;" settled in.
Lond. ; wrote the " Battle of trie Baltic," " Lord UUin's daugriter," " Speci
mens of Brit. Poets, with Notices and Essay ;" edit, the New Monthly and
Melrop, Magazines; went for his health lo Boulogne, d. there, 15 June, 1844.
His remains were brought to England and bur, in Westminster Abbey.
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair, full face, roll of paper in 1.
hand ; painted 1833, at the age of 56, Canvas, 51 X 40 in.
257 SIR W. SCOTT, AND his Literary Friends, at
Abbotsford.
lent by painter,
Mr, a. Dennistoun. Thomas Faed, R.A.
Beginning at the left of trie picture the persons represented are as foUows :
Ld, Chief Commissioner Adam ; Sir Henry Jardine, standing; James Bal-
lantyne ; Archibald Constable ; Sir David Wilkie, standing ; Sir WiUiam
AUan, standing ; Thomas CampbeU ; Thomas Moore ; Sir Adam Ferguson ;
Francis Jeffrey ; Wm, Wordsworth ; J, G. Lockhart ; George Crabbe ; Pro
fessor Wilson, standing ; Henry Mackenzie ; Sir Walter Scott ; the Eltrick
Shepherd, {See No, 247,) Group of fuU-lenglh small-size figures, seated and standing
at table, while Scott is reading aloud. Canvas, 47 X 65 in.
258 PATRICK LORD ROBERTSON (1794-1855).
Major Robertson. T. Duncan, R.S.A. A.R.A.
Judge, Wit, and Poet ; b. al Edinburgh, 1794 ; Advocate, 181 5 ; obtained
great practice ; Dean of Faculty of Advocates, 1842 ; Ld. of Session, 1843;
Ld. Rector of Marischal CoU. Aberdeen, 1848 ; pub, vol, of verse " Leaves
from a Journal," &c, ; d, 1855,
Three-quarter size, sealed, looking lo 1,, wearing spectacles ; black dress.
Canvas, 53 X 40 in,
259 JAMES HOGG (1772-1835).
Messrs.W. Blackwood & Sons. Sir J.W. Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Known as the "Eltrick Shepherd;'' son of a shepherd; b, in the forest
of Eltrick, Selkirksh. 25 Jan. 1772 ; from an early age followed the occupat.
of his father; first began to write verses in 1801, when he was noticed by Sir
Waller Scott, who encouraged him to try some literary composition ; won
the premium given by the Highland Society for an " Essay on Srieep ;" pub.
"The Mountain Bard," a collection of his poems, 1803; eslab, his reputation
by "The Queen's Wake," 1813; contribul, lo "Blackwood's Magazine," and
drier periodicals; pub. 1834 "The Domestic Manners and Private Life of
Sir Walter Scott;" d, at Allrive Lake, on the Yarrow, Nov, 1835,
Three-quarter size, seated, full face ; Scotch plaid, stick in I. hand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
260 THOMAS BEWICK (1753-1828).
Lord Ravensworth. Wm. Nicholson, R.S.A.
Wood-engraver; son of a coal-miner at Cherryburn, Northumberland;
b. 1753 ; as a boy, worked in his father's coal-pit; afterw. apprent. to an
engraver in Newcastle ; obtain, trie premium of trie Soc. of Arts for his cut
of an illustration to Gay's Fables, 1775 ; became known by his designs and
wood-engravings for " Select Fables," " General History of Quadrupeds,"
" History of British Birds," &c, ; d, at Gateshead, 1828,
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair, pencil in r, hand, Newfound
land dog to his r. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.

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261 JOHN LINGARD, D.D. (1771-1851).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Saint Cuthbert's Coll. Ushaw. James Lonsdale.
Historian; b, at Winchester, 5 Feb. 1771 ; educ. at the Roman Catholic
Coll. at Douay ; priest at Newcastle-on-Tyne ; commenced his hterary career
by several works intended to vindicate the patriotism of the Roman Catho
lics of Engl.; pub. "Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church," 1809; and
his principal work, " History of England to the Accession of William and
Mary," 1819-25; trav. on the Continent; declined the dignity of a Cardinal
offered to him by Pope Leo XII. ; d. at Hornby, 13 July, 1851.
Three-quarter size, sealed; table with writing materials to his r.; pen in
r. hand; painted 1834. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
262 GEORGE WATSON, P.R.S.A. (1767-1837).
Nat. Gallery of Scotland. Geo. Watson, P.R.S.A.
First Pres. of the Roy. Scott. Acad. ; b. 1767, at Overmains in Berwicksh. ;
stud. Art under Nasmylh and Sir Josh. Reynolds; settled in Edinb., where
he obtained extensive employment as a portrait-painter ; Pres. of the Soc.
of Associated Artists of Scotland, 1808-12 ; Pres. of the Roy. Scottish Acad.
1826; d. 1837.
To waist; fuU face; holding palette and brushes. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
263 SIR WALTER SCOTT, Bt. (1771-1832).
Mr. Wynn Ellis. C R. Leslie, R.A.
{See No. 247.) To waist ; smaU size ; sealed, nearly fuU face ; resting r.
hand on stick ; shield of arms to his r. in background. Panel, 13 X 10 in,
264 WILLIAM COBBETT (1762-1835).
Miss Cobbett. J- Raphael Smith.
{See No. 251.) Bust ; full face ; brown coat. Crayon, paper, 10X9 in. ;
taken in 1800.
265 GEN. SIR RALPH DARLING, G.C.H. (1771-1858).
Lady Darling. John Linnell.
B, 1 771; enl. the Army, 1793; serv, in the W. Indies liU 1808; fought
under Sir John Moore in Spain, at Lugo and Corunna; app. Dep. Adj,-Gen.
1809- Comm. of the troops at the Mauritius, 1818-1823; Gov.-in-Chief of
New SoulhWales and Van Diemen's Land, 1825-31; G.C.H. 1835; General,
1841 ; d. at Brighton, 2 April, 1858. , ^ , •,• r
Half-length, small-size; standing, looking lo 1.; dark military uniform.
Panel, 12 x 10 in.
266 JEREMY BENTHAM (1748-1832).
Mr. H. W, Pickersgill, R.A. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
{See No. 250.) Full-length; seated; claret-coloured coat; books on
table to his r. Canvas, 88 X 58 in.
267 SIR JAMES M'GRIGOR, Bt., M.D. K.C.B.
(1771-1858).
Medical Officers of the Army. Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.
Eld. son of ColquhounMcGrigor, merch. in Aberdeen ; b. in Invernesssh.
q April, 1771 ; educ at Marischal CoU. ; ent. the Med. Depart, of the army,
1793 ; served in Holland and Flanders ; in the expedition against the Island of

54 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
Grenada, 1796 ; in India, 1798 ; in Egypt, 1800 ; in the Walcheren exped. ;
Chief of the Med. Depart, in the Peninsular War ; K,C.T.S. of Portugal, and
Crescent of Turkey; Director Gen, of the Army Med, Depart 181 5-185 1 ;
Bt, 1831 ; K,C.B. 1851 ; Ld. Rector of Marischal Coll. Aberdeen ; d. 2 April,
1858. Half-length; standing; crimson-lined, fur-collared cloak, star of K.C.B. ;
signed " D. Wilkie f 1835." Canvas, 50 X 4° in.
268 THOMAS M'CRIE, D.D. (1772-1835).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mrs. M'Crie. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Theolog. and Historian ; b, in Scotl, 1772 ; educ, at the Univ. of Edinb. ;
separat, from the General Associate Synod, and became one of the founders
of the Conslilut. Associate Presbytery; pub. Lives of "Knox," "Melville,"
and a " Hist of the Progress and Suppress, of the Reform, in Italy;" d, 1835.
Half-length; sealed, full face; black dress. Canvas, 35 X 28 in.
269 CHARLES MATHEWS (1776-1835).
Mrs. Mathews. John James Masquerier,
Actor; b, 1776, in London, where his father was a bookseller; educ, at
Merchant Taylors' School ; apprent, to his father, but preferred the stage ;
made his first appearance al the Haymarket, 1803; became famous for his
great mimic power and comic talent;' in 1819, began his entertainment
entitled " Mathews al Home," which he repeal, with success on professional
journeys through Engl, Irel, and America ; d. on his return from the United
States, at Liverpool, 28 June, 1835,
Bust; small size; looking lo his I, ; dark coat; on back, " Painted 1833,
the last he sat for," Panel, 10 X 8 in,
270 ROBERT OWEN (1771-1858).
Mr. George Ellis.
Socialist and Philanthropist; b, al Newtown, Montgomerysh, 1771 ; went
into business as a cotton-manufacturer, in which he was successful ; purchased
the New Lanark Mills, Scotl, and commenced his work as social reformer
among the workpeople in his factory, 1801 ; agitated the questions connected
with the improvement of trie working classes in the press and in public meet
ings; founded trie Communist colony of New Harmony, in Indiana, 1823;
returned to Engl, 1826; conlin, to take an active part in all endeav, to raise
trie social and econom, condition of the people ; pub, " Lectures on a New
Slate of Society," " The Book of the New Moral Worid," "Revolution in the
Mind and Practice of the Human Race ;" d. at Newtown, 17 November, 1858.
Head slightly to 1,; signed " S, B. 1851." Crayon, paper, 14 x 10 in,

FIFTH BAT {Nos. 271 to 307).
271 MARY GODWIN, MRS. SHELLEY (1798-1851).
Sir Percy Shelley, Bt. Richard Rothwell.
Dau, of William Godwin and Mary WoUstonecrafl ; b, 1798; marr, Percy
Bysshe Srielley, 1816; pub, in the same year the tale of "Frankenstein,"
which founded her repulat, as an authoress ; edit, a collect, of her husband's
Poems, 1839, and " Memorials" of him, 1840; wrote " Rambles in Germany
and Italy," " Lives of Literary Frenchmen," &c. ; d. 1851.
To waist; sealed, fuU face; low black dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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272 HARTLEY COLERIDGE (1796-1849).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. Derwent Coleridge.
Eldest son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge ; b. al Clevedon, 1 796 ; resided
with his father in the Lake District; early showed a talent for poetry;
commenced studies at Oxf, 181 5, where he obtained a fellowship at Oriel
Coll.; being deprived of this, led a roaming life; unsuccessful as school
master ; finally turned to literary labour ; pub. " Poems," " Worthies of York
shire and Lancashire," " Essays and Marginalia;" d. al Rydal, 6 Jan. 1849.
Half-length ; seated to r, ; resting head on r. hand, book in 1, Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
273 WILLIAM TAYLOR (1765-1836).
Mr. John Barwell. John Barwell,
Son of a merchant at Norwich; b. 1765; intend, for a mercantile career,
but preferred politics and literature; first became known by his trans
lations from Biirger and other German poets; edit, the "Norwich Isis,"
1802 ; pub. " Engl, Synonymes," and an " Historical Survey of German
Poetry," which was favourably noticed by Thomas Carlyle; d, 1836.
Bust ; seated, three-quarter face to I, ; blue coat, yellow waistcoat. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.
274 HORACE SMITH (1779-1849).
Miss Eliza S. Horace Smith. John James Masquerier.
Poet and Novelist ; son of Robert Smith, Solicitor to the Board of Ordn, ;
b. in London, 31 Dec. 1779; became a Member of trie Slock Exchange, but
al the same time, in conjunction with his brotrier James, who worked in his
father's office, engaged in literary pursuits ; wrote with his bro. trie " Rejected
Addresses," on trie burning and re-open, of Drury Lane Trieatre, 18 12;
afterw. pub. many novels; d. 24 December, 1849.
Bust; smaU size; dark dress, wriite cravat. Millboard, 12 x 10 in.
275 CHARLES LAMB (1775-1834), S. T. COLERIDGE,
R. SOUTHEY, and W. WORDSWORTH.
LiEUT.-CoL. F. Cunningham. R. Hancock.
Chas. Lamb, Poet and Humourist; b. in London, 1775; educ. at Christ's
Hospital ; app. to a clerkship in the East India House, which he held for
33 years; pub. his first Poems together with Coleridge and Lloyd, 1797;
wrote afterw. " Rosamund Gray," a tale ; " John Woodvill," a tragedy ;
" Tales from Shakespeare," and trie " Essays of Elia"; universally beloved
and admired for his brilliant talents and genial disposition ; d. 27 Dec. 1834 ;
bu. al Edmonton. Memoirs of him by Judge Talfourd, by Percy Fitzgerald,
and by B. W. Procter.
For Coleridge {see No. 296) ; Southey (No. 282) ; Wordsworth (No. 277),
Profile portraits to r. ; small size. Crayon, paper, each 7 X 6 in. Drawn
for Joseph Cottle.
276 ROBERT, 1ST LORD GIFFORD (1779-1826),
Ch. Just, of Comm. Pleas.
Lord Gifford. Leakie.
Son of Robert Gifford, Esq, of Exeter; b, 24 Feb, 1779; attained dis
tinction as a Lawyer; Sol,-Gen, 1817; Atl,-Gen, 1819; Ld, Criief Justice of
Com, Pleas, and crea. Baron Gifford, 1824; Mast, of the Rolls and Dep,
Speaker of the Ho, of Lords, 1824; d, 23 Aug, 1826,
Three-quarter length, miniature size ; seated in arm-chair, leaning on i.
hand. Panel, 9 X 7 in.

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277 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770-1850).
LENT BY PAINTER.
St. John's College, Cambridge. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Poet ; the friend of Coleridge and Southey and prom, member of the Lake
School; b. at Cockermouth, 7 April, 1770; educ. at St. John's Coll. Camb.;
travelled on the Continent, and was strongly influenced by the ideas of the
French Revolution ; resolved on regenerating English poetry by a return to
healthy realism and simplicity ; pub. together with Coleridge, " Lyrical
Ballads," 1798, and afterwards several vols, of poems, but was little
appreciated al trie time ; settled at Rydal Mount, Cumberland, 1813; pub.
in 1 814 his philosophical poem, "The Excursion," which established his
reputation; was more and more recognised as one of the leading spirits
of his age, for vigour and depth of thought and noble purity of feeling; succ.
Southey as Poet- Laureate, 1843; d. 23 April, 1850; after his death was pub.
his " Growth of a Poet's Mind." Memoir of him by Canon Wordsworth,
his nephew.
Three-quarter size ; seated under a rock ; crimson-lined cloak ; landscape
to r. ; 1. hand holding pencil and resting on papers. Canvas, 64 X 52 in.
278 JOHN FINLAISON (1783-1860).
Mrs. Finlaison. John Burnet.
Emin. Actuary; b. at Thurso, 17 Aug. 1783; worked out a Digest of the
Admiralty Records, 1808; compiled the first official Navy List; suggest, the
reform, system of Governm. Life Annuities, 1820; held the office of Actuary
of the Nat. Debt and Governm. Calculator; Pres. of the Instil, of Actuaries,
1848; d. al Bayswater, 13 April, i860.
Bust, small size ; loolcing lo I. ; brown coal, white cravat. Oval canvas,
24 X 20 in. Painted about 1828,
279 CAROLINE FRY (1787-1846).
Mr. William Wilson. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Writer on relig, subjects; b, at Tunbridge Wells, 31 Dec, 1787; marr.
Mr, Wilson; became known as an author by her " Listener," 1830 ; pub.
subsequently " Scripture Principles of Education," " Sunday Afternoons,"
" A Poetical Catechism," &c, ; d, 17 Sept, 1846,
To waist ; seated ; open, low while dress, crimson scarf; looking up to 1.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
280 CHARLES LAMB (1775-1834), and MARY ANN
LAMB (1765-1847).
Mr. j. Bertrand Payne. F. S. Cary.
(For Charles Lamb, see No, 275.)
Sister of Charles Lamb; b, 1765; kiUed her mother in a fit of insanity,
1796; afterw, lived under the tender care other brother, who did not marry
for her sake ; look pari in composing his " Tales from Shakespeare ;" publ.
"Mrs, Leicester's Scriool," 1809; surv, her bro, for 13 years; d. 20 May, 1847.
FuU-length figures, small size ; Charles Lamb seated, his sister standing
to his r, ; signed, " F. S, Cary." Canvas, 45 X 34 in,
281 ANNE McVICAR, MRS. GRANT of LAGGAN
(1755-1838).
Mr, j. p. Grant. Tannock,
Miscellaneous Writer; b. at Glasgow, 1755; spent her early years in
America, where her father, a retired officer, intended lo settle ; returned to
Scotland and marr. Rev. James Grant, Chaplain of Fort Augustus, 1779;

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after her husband's death in 1 801, adopted Literature as a profession; pub.
" Poems," " Letters from the Mountains," " Essays on the Superstitions of
the Highlanders of Scotland," &c. ; d. at Edinburgh, 1838.
To waist ; seated ; spectacles in r. hand ; close white cap, light drab
shawl, black dress. Painted 1810. Canvas, 35 X 26 in.
282 ROBERT SOUTHEY (1774-1843).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Murray. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Poet; son of a linendraper at Bristol; b. 12 Aug. 1774 ; educ. at Weslm.
School, and Balliol Coll. Oxf where his talents attracted notice ; gave up his
plan of entering the Criurcri ; Iravell. for some lime in Spain and Portugal ;
made his first appearance in the literary world as Author of the epic poems
" Joan of Arc," and " Wat Tyler ;" in 1803 settled al Keswick, where he com
menced a long career of incessant literary labour ; like his friends Coleridge
and Wordsworth, moderated his political opinions ; pub. " The Curse of
Kehama," 1810, "and "Roderick," 1814; appointed Poet-Laureate, 1813;
achieved great popularity through his biographies of Nelson and Wesley, and
"The Doctor;" at length fell the effects of overwork, and spent his last
years in complete retirement; d. 21 March, 1843. His "Common-Place
Book " was published after his death.
To waist ; sealed lo 1. ; open furred coat ; holding book in his hands ;
badge as Poet-Laureate. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
283 GEORGE O'BRIEN WYNDHAM, 3RD EARL
OF EGREMONT (1751-1837).
Mr. Alfred T. Derby. William Derby.
Eld. son of Charles 2nd E. of Egremont, and Alicia Maria, dau. of Geo.
2nd Ld. Carpenter; b. 18 Dec. 1751; Ld.-Lieut, Cuslos Rot.ul. and Vice-
Admiral of the Co. of Sussex; F.R.S. and F.S.A. ; d. unmarr. 11 Nov. 1837.
Three-quarter size ; seated lo I. ; writing-table lo his 1., spectacles in r.
hand, dog jumping on the chair ; holding letter dated Jan. 1825. Canvas,
56 X 44 in.
284 THOMAS CAMPBELL (1777-1844).
National Portrait Gallery. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No. 256,) To waist, showing 1, hand ; black coal. Canvas,
37 X 28 in,
285 GEORGE GORDON NOEL, 6th LORD BYRON
(1788-1824).
Lord Leigh. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Grandson of Admiral, and son of Capt, Byron; b. in London, 22 Jan.
1788 ; went with his mother to Aberdeen, where he rec, his first education ;
succ, to the family litle and estates on the death of his great-uncle, 1798 ;
studied al Dulwich, Harrow, and Trinity College, Cambridge, 1 800-1 807 ;
resided at Newslead Abbey, and published "Hours of Idleness," 1867;
"British Bards and Scotch Reviewers," 1809; took his seat in trie House
of Lords; travelled on trie Continent, 1 809-11; rose to fame as a poet by
trie publ, of "Childe Harold," 1812 ; marr, Isabella, dau, of Sir R, Milbanke
Noel, 1 81 5; separ, i8i6; trav, in Switzerland and Italy; publ. "Manfred,"
1817; "Beppo," 1818; "Don Juan," 1819; resid. al Ravenna with the
Countess Guiccioli, 1820-22; al Genoa, 1823; sailed for Greece, to aid in ,

58 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
the war of liberation against the Turks, 14 July, 1823 ; d. at Missolonghi,
19 April, 1824; bu. in Hucknall Torknard Church, Notts.
To waist ; looking lo r., showing r. hand ; open collar, black cloak ; signed,
"T. P. ifs." Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
286 WILLIAM VAN MILDERT, BP. of DURHAM
(1765-1836).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Bishop of Durham. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
B, in London, 1765 ; educ, at Merch, Taylors' Sch, and Qu, CoU. Oxf ;
Curate of Sherbourne, 1788; Rector of St. Mary-le-Bow, Lond. 1796; preach.
the Boyle Lectures, 1802-5; appoint. Preacher of Lincoln's Inn, and Reg.
Prof of Divinity, Oxf; Bp, of Llandaff, and Dean of St, Paul's, 1819; Bp.
of Durham, 1826; publ. Works of Dr, Waterland, 1823; Sermons, 1831 ;
d. 21 Feb, 1836.
Three-quarter size; seated, full face ; episcopal robes. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
287 REV. GEORGE CRABBE (1754-1832).
Mr. John Murray. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Poet; b, at Aldborough, Suffolk, 24 Dec, 1754; brought up to the med.
profession, but abandoned it for literal, ; went lo Lond, 1770; obtained the
friendsh, of Burke, who pub, one of his poems, and advised riim to enter the
church; ordained 1781 and soon after app, Chapl, to trie D, of Rutland ;
Rector of Trowbridge, 1813 ; publ, "Trie Library," "The Village," "The
Parish Register," "Tales of the Hall," &c, distinguished alike for quaint-
ness, truthfulness, and patrios ; d, at Trowbridge, 8 Feb, 1832,
To waist ; seated, full face, hands clasped ; landscape background to his
left ; signed, "T. P. 1820." Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
288 JOHN MURRAY, F.S.A. (1778-1843).
Mr. John Murray. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
¦ Eminent Publisher; son of John Murray, formerly an officer in the R,N.
who had settled in Lond, and founded the publishing firm in 1768; b, 27
Nov, 1778; by his ability and liberal management raised his business lo
trie foremost rank in the kingdom ; founded the " Quarterly Review ; " lived
in friendship with Byron, Scott, Campbell, Southey, and other eminent men,
whose works he published; d, 27 June, 1843,
Three-quarter size; seated in arm-chair, reading from sheet of MS.;
bust in background to his r. Canvas, 57 X 44 in.
289 REV. GEORGE CRABBE (1754-1832).
Rev. George Crabbe. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
{See No, 287.) Bust ; seated ; nearly full face ; black dress. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
290 JAMES HENRY LEIGH HUNT (1784-1859).
Mr. Samuel Laurence. Samuel Laurence.
Poet and miscellaneous writer ; son of Isaac Hunt, an Amer. barr. set. in
Engl.; b, at Southgate, Middlesex, 19 Oct. 1784; educ, at Christ's Hospil, ;
commenc, riis literary career soon after leaving school, as a theatrical critic ;
found, with riis brother the " Examiner," for the purpose of promoting liberal
opinions and Pari, Reform, 1808; prosecuted for his articles, and condemn.
lo two years' imprisonment and a fine of 500/, 181 2; continued lo write in a

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liberal sense after his liberation ; spent some years in Italy, in friendship
with Ld. Byron and SheUey; pub. "The Story of Rimini," "Wit and Hu
mour," " The Old Court Suburb," " Men, Women, and Books," &c. ; receiv.
a Government pension, 1847; d. at Putney, 28 Aug. 1859.
Three-quarter size; seated to r. with open book in 1. hand. Canvas,
44 X 36 in.
291 WILLIAM FREND, M.A. (1760-1841).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. H. Tyrwhitt Frend. William Fowler.
B, about 1760; Fellow and Tutor of Jesus Coll. Camb.; auth. of "Even
ing Amusements in Algebra;" wrote a pamphlet, " Peace and Union," which
led lo his trial at Camb. and banishm. from the Univ, ; d, 1841.
Bust; fuU face, seated; black coat; white cravat, Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
292 THOMAS MOORE (1779-1852).
Mr. John Murray, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
The national poet of Irel. ; b. in Dublin, 1779; educ. at Dublin Univer. ;
came lo London, 1799; pub. his "Translation of Anacreon," 1800; obtain.
a Governm, appoint, at Bermuda, to which he appointed a deputy ; Iravell.
in the United States, 1803; pub, on his return " Odes and Epistles," 1806;
fought a duel with Jeffrey (No, 314), on account of his severe criticism in the
"Edinburgh Review;" became the friend of Ld, Byron, i8ii ; wrote "Irish
Melodies ;" " Intercepted Letters," satires against the. Prince Regent, 1813 ;
pub, "Lalla Rookh," 18 17; travelled with Ld. John Russell, in France and
Italy; pub, "Memoirs of Ld. Edward Fitzgerald," 183 1; "Travels of an
Irisri Gentleman," 1833 ; " History of Ireland," 1835 ; edited the Letters and
Journals of Ld. Byron; rec. a Government pension, 1835; d, at Sloperton
Cottage, 26 Feb. 1852.
Bust, looking to 1. ; black coat and cravat. Panel, 30 X 25 in.
293 REV. HENRY FRANCIS CARY (1772-1844).
Mr. F. S. Cary. F. S. Cary.
Translator of Dante; son of a Captain in the Army; b. al Gibraltar,
1772 ; educ. at Rugby, and Ch. Ch. Oxf ; Curate of Abbot's Bromley and
Kingsbury; engaged in literary work as conlrib. lo the " Gentleman's" and
"London Magazines;" app. Assist.-Keeper of printed books in the Bril.
Mus. 1825 ; edit, the works of Milton, Pope, Cowper, Thomson, and Young;
pub, his celebrated trans, of Dante; resign, his office 1837, when unsuccess.
in his application for the Chief Librarianship ; d. 1844.
Three-quarter length, small size; seated in arm-chair, resting head on
1. hand; black dress. Canvas, 18 x 14 in.

294 WILL. MONTAGU, 5TH D. OF MANCHESTER
(1768-1843).
Duke of Manchester. Saunders.
Son of Geo. 41h Duke, and Eliz. eld. dau. of Sir James Dashwood, Bart. ;
b. 1768; marr. Lady Susan Gordon, 3rd dau. of Alexan. 41h D. of Gordon;
was Gov. of Jamaica, Collector of the Customs for the Port of London, and
Ld. Lieut, of Huntingdonshire ; d. 18 March, 1843.
Bust to 1. ; dark green coal. Canvas, 26 X 2 1 in.

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295 THEODORE EDWARD HOOK (1788-1841).
LENT BY PAINTER.
National Portrait Gallery. E. U. Eddis.
Dramatist, Novelist, and Wit; son of James Hook, the composer; b. in
London, 22 Sept. 1788; educ. al Harrow; early disting. by his talents as a
mimic and improvisatore ; wrote al 17 "The Soldier's Return," a drama;
gained the favour of the Pr. Regent ; app, Account.-Gen. of the Mauritius,
1813 ; return. 1819, sent lo prison for defalca. committed by his subordinate ;
wrote in prison his " Sayings and Doings," which earn, him a wide repulal. ;
released soon after ; pub. the novels, " The Parson's Daughler," " Gilbert
Gurney," " Jack Brag," " Births, Deaths, and Marriages," &c. ; also known
as Editor of the Newspaper, "John BuU;" d. at Fulham, 24 Aug, 1841.
Bust to r. ; black dress. Canvas, 29 X 25 in,
296 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE (1772-1834).
Mr. John Murray. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Poet, Philos. and Theol. ; b. at Otlery St. Mary, Devonsh. 20 Oct. 1772;
educ, al Christ's Hosp. and Jesus Coll, Camb,; known for his manifold ac
quirements, and in early life for his extreme opinions; projected with
Southey the model colony " Pantisocracy ; " visited Germany lo study German
priilos, and literal, ; on his return wrote for trie ministerial " Morning Post"
and "Courier;" for some time Sec, to Gov, Sir Alex, Ball al Malta;
went to live in the Lake district in comp, with Soutriey; left his family
at Keswick, 18 10, and settled at Highgate; exercised great influ, on his
contemp, in endeav, lo counteract the materialistic lendenc of the lime ;
auth, of trie " Ancient Mariner," " Criristabel," " Lay Sermons," " Con
fessions of an Inquiring Spirit," " Aids lo Reflection," &c, ; also pub. a
translation of Schiller's " Wallenstein;" d, at Highgate, 25 July, 1834.
To waist ; seated, looking lo r, showing r, riand ; black dress. Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
297 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE (1772-1834).
National Portrait Gallery. Washington Allston, A.R.A.
{See No. 296.) Half-lenglri ; seated, looking lo r. ; black dress ; painted
at Bristol, 1 8 14. Canvas, 45 X 34 in.
298 REV. EDWARD IRVING (1792-1834).
Mr. S. B. Robertson. Andrew Robertson.
Found, of the sect of the " Irvingites ;" b. al Annan, Scotl. 4 Aug. 1792 ;
educ. al Edinb. University; schoolmaster al Haddington and Kirkcaldy,
1810-15 ) commenced his career as a preacher at Annan, 1815 ; appointed
assistant to Dr. Chalmers at Glasgow, 1819 ; preacrier al the Caledonian
Chapel, Hatton Garden, 1822; excit. gener. notice by his eloquence; became
the friend of Coleridge, Frere, and H. Drummond ; tried before the London
Presbytery, for alleged heresy in his work " Criurcri and State," and exp.
from riis office, 1831 ; founded trie " Calriolic and Apostolic Church ; " pub.
" Babylon and Infidelity foredoomed," " Sermons on the Trinity," " Last
Days," " Orations," &c. ; d, on a tour in Scotl. al Glasgow, 7 Dec. 1834.
Head ; profile lo 1, Crayon, paper, 30 X 24 in,
299 WILLIAM GODWIN (1756-1836).
Sir Percy Shelley, Bt. James Northcote, R.A.
Political and miscellaneous Writer ; son of a Dissenting Minister ; b, at
Wisbech, 3 March, 1756; stud, at the Dissent, Coll,, Hoxlon, and enter, on

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his profession as a preacher, but abandoned il for a literary career, 1783 ;
conlrib, to the "Annual Register;" produced great sensation by riis Trea
tise on "Political Justice," advocal, trie principles of trie Frencri Revolu.
1793, and the philosophical novel " Caleb Williams," 1794; pub, a pamphlet
in favour of the acquittal of Hardy, ThelwaU, and Home Took; marr, Mary
WoUstonecrafl, 1797; opened a bookseller's sriop, 1801 ; wrote trie novels,
" St. Leon," " Fleetwood," " MandeviUe ;" " History of the Life and Age of
Chaucer," " History of the Commonwealth," " Thoughts on Man," &c, ; app.
Yeoman-usher lo the Excheq, under the admin, of E, Grey; d, 7 Apr, 1836, ,
Bust to 1, profile ; dark-furred cloak. Dale at back, " 1802," Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
300 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM (1785-1842).
LENT BY PAINTER.
LiEUT.-CoL. F. Cunningham. William Boxall, R.A.
Poet and Hist. ; b. at Blackwood, Dumfriessh. 7 Dec. 1785, of humble
parents ; appren. lo a stonemason, 1796 ; educ. himself by much private read
ing; went to Lond, 18 10; first earned his livelihood as a reporter for the
Press ; became princip, assist, in the studio of Chantrey, the sculpt. ; at the
same lime successfully devoted himself lo literal. ; wrote " Sir Marma
duke Maxwell," a drama; "Paul Jones," and "Sir Michael Scott," novels;
" Lives of Brit. Painters, Sculptors, and Architects," &c, ; d. in London,
29 Oct. 1842.
To waist, small size ; looking up lo r, leaning on 1, hand. Panel,
19 X 14 in.
301 WILLIAM HAZLITT (1778-1830).
Mr. W. C. Hazlitt. John Hazlitt.
Critic and Essayist; son of a Dissent, minist.; b. 1778; educ. at the
Unitarian Coll. Hackney ; began life as an artist ; afterw. devoted hims. to
politics and literature ; for many years on the staff of the " Examiner" and
" Morning Chronicle ;" pub. " The Spirit of the Age," " Political Essays and
Sketches of Public Characters," " The Literature of the Elizabethan Age;"
recognised as a critical authority on the drama and the fine arts; d. 1830.
Bust, three-quarter size ; face to I. ; black coat. Canvas, 27 X 24 in,
302 GEORGE GORDON NOEL, 6th LORD
BYRON (1788-1824).
Mr. William Smith. R. Westall, R.A.
{See No. 285.) To waist, seated ; looking up to r. ; resting head on r.
hand. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
303 JAMES MONTGOMERY (1771-1854).
Mr. John Blackwell, John Jackson, R.A.
Poet; son of a Moravian Missionary ; b, al Irvine, Ayrshire, 4 Nov, 1771 ;
left lo be educ, in Yorksh, while his parents went lo the West Indies, where
they both died ; for some time shopman lo a bookseller in London ; early
began to write verses ; conducted the " Sheffield Iris " for thirty-one years ;
fined and impris, for reprint, a song of "The Fall of the Bastille, 1794;"
nevertheless, continued to write in a liber, sense ; pub. his " Prison Amuse
ments," 1797; the "Ocean," 1806; "Wanderer in Switzerland," 1809; " The
World before the Flood," 1812; "The Pehcan Island and other poems,"
1828; "The Christian Psalmist," &c, ; received a Government pension,
1846; d. 30 April, 1854,
To waist, seated lo 1,, black coal. Marked al back, " Painted 1 830,"
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

62 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
304 THOMAS NORTON LONGMAN (1770-1842).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Thomas Longman. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Late head of the great publishing firm of Longman & Co, in Paternoster
Row, London; b. 1770; d. from trie effects of a fall from his horse, 28 Aug.
1842. To waist, seated to r,, showing both hands, letter in 1, signed " T. P."
Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
305 SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Kt. (i 768-1840).
Miss Emily Phillips.
Son of a farmer near Leicester ; b, 1768 ; for some time schoolmaster ; sub
sequently editor of the " Leicester Herald ;" imprisoned for three years on
account of political articles in trial paper ; bookseller in London ; founded the
"Monthly Magazine" and the "Antiquary's Magazine;" elected Sheriff of
Lond, 1807; knighted, 1808; founded the " Sheriffs' Fund ; " author of "A
Million of Facts, of Correct Data and Elementary Constants," &c, ; d. 1840.
Bust; dark coat, white waistcoat. Dated at back "1828," Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
306 HARTLEY COLERIDGE (i 796-1849).
Sir G. H. Beaumont, Bart. Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
{See No. 272,) To waist, small size, as a boy ; full face, open frill, and
dark jacket. Oval, card-board, 9 x 7 in.
307 WILLIAM HAZLITT (1778-1830).
Mr. W. C. Hazlitt. W. Bewick.
{See No. 301,) Head ; smaU size profile to r. Crayon, paper, 16^ X 13.

SIXtH BAT {Nos. 308 to 334).
308 JOHN CHARLES, 3RD E. SPENCER (1782-1845).
Earl Spencer, K.G. Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
Statesman ; better known as Visct. Althorp ; son of George John, 2nd E, ;
b. 30 May, 1782; educ. at Harrow, and Trin. CoU. Camb,; M.P, for North
ampton, 1806; generally supported the measures of trie Whigs ; Chan, of the
Excheq. 183 1 ; Leader of the Ho, of Commons on the passing of the Reform
Bill, 1832; succ, lo the Peerage, 1834; took great interest in trie promotion
of agriculture and industry; d, i October, 1845,
To waist, sealed to 1, ; claret-coloured coat. Painted i8oo. Canvas,
20 X 25 in
309 REV. SYDNEY SMITH (1777-1845).
Sir Henry Holland, Bt. M.D. E. U. Eddis.
Wit and Humourist; b, at Woodford. Essex, 1777; educ, at Winchester
and New Coll, Oxf; Curate of Nethera von, WiUs; Iravell, for some time
m Germany; went to Edinburgh, wriere, witri Jeffrey, Brougriam, and
Murray, he founded the "Edinburgh Review;" removed to London; look

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an influential part, on the Whig side; in the political discussions of the time,
" always endeavouring to fight against evil;" lectured on belles lettres al trie
Roy. Institution ; was appoin. Canon Residentiary of St, Paul's ; enjoyed a
wide reputation for his brilliant witticisms, and as author of many Essays in
the " Edinburgh Review ;" " Letters of Peter Plymley," &c, d, 21 Feb, 1845.
To waist, looking to r, ; L hand resting on book. Painted 1846. Can
vas, 30 X 35 in. Posthumous portrait,
310 CHARLES GREY, 2nd EARL GREY (i 764-1845).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Earl Grey, K.G. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P,R.A.
Eld. son of Sir Chas, Grey, ist E. Grey; b. 13 Mar, 1764; M,P. for
Northumberland, 1786, joining trie Whigs; ist Ld, of the Admiralty when
Mr. Fox came into power, 1806 ; succ, him as Sec. of For, Affairs ; in oppos.
1807-30; islLd. of Treas, 1830 lo 1834, when he retired; d. 17 July, 1845,
Half-length, standing ; 1. arm resting onpedestaL Panel, 44 x 30 in,
311 WM. MAGEE, ARCHB. OF DUBLIN (1765-1831).
The Dean of Cork, H. Hamilton.
A learned Divine; b. 1765; educ, at Trin. Coll, Dubl.; Assist, Prof of
Oriental Languages and Prof of Mathemal, al his CoU, ; pub. " Discourses
on the Scriptural Doctrines of the Atonem, and Sacrifice," i8oi ; app. Dean
of Cork, 1813; Bp.. of Raphoe, 1819; Archbp. of Dubl. 1822; d. Aug. 1831.
Bust ; seated to r., black dress. Canvas, 31 x 26 in.
312 SAMUEL ROGERS (1762-1855).
Miss Rogers. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Poet ; son of a London banker ; b. at Stoke Newington, 1762 ; educ,
privately; became a partner in his father's bank, but chiefly cultivated
his talent for poetry; pub. "The Pleasures of Memory," 1792; "Jacqueline,"
a tale, 1814; "Italy," 1822; formed a valuable collection of works of Art,
and was known for his literary and artistic tastes ; d. 18 Dec. 1855,
Bust ; full face. Oval, crayon, paper, 27 X 22 in.
313 THOS. 1ST LORD DENMAN, Ch. Just. (1779-1854).
Sir Herbert Denman Croft, Bt. Sir M. A. Sbee, P.R.A.
Lawyer; b. in Lond. 1779; educ. at Palgrave Sch. Norfolk, and St.
John's Coll. Camb,; barrist.-at-law, 1806; M,P. for Wareham, 1818; for
Nottingham, 1819-32 ; at once joined the Whig Opposition ; disting. by the
part he look in Q. Caroline's trial as one of her counsel, 1820; Com.-Serj.,
of the city of Lond, 1822; Attor,-Gen, 1830-32; Chief Just, of Q, Bench,
1832; crea, Ld, Denman, 1834; d, 1854,
Three-quarter size, seated lo r, ; robes as Ch. Just. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
314 FRANCIS, LORD JEFFREY (i 773-1850).
Mrs. Empson. Colvin Smith.
Lawyer and writer; son of a lawyer; b, at Edinb, 23 Oct 1773; ednc, at
the High Sch, and Glasgow Univ.; called to the Scotch Bar, 1794; together
with Brougham and Sydney Smith founded the "Edinburgh Review," of
which he was the editor, 1802-29; Ld, Rector of the Univ. of Glasgow, 1821;
Ld. Advocate in E. Grey's Ministry, 1830; M.P. for Edinb. 1832; raised
lo the Bench, 1834; pub. a selection of his conlrib. lo the " Edinburgh
Review;" d. 26 Jan. 1850,
Bust, showing 1, hand ; full face. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

64 Reign of George IV. 1820-1830.
315 WILL. LAMB, VISC, MELBOURNE (1779-1848).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscountess Palmerston. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman; 2nd son of the ist Ld, Melbourne; b, 15 March, 1779; educ.
at Eton, Camb, and Glasgow ; became heir lo the Peerage on the death of his
elder brother, 1805 ; ent. Pari, as a member of the Liberal parly; app. Sec.
for Irel. under Canning, 1827; Home Sec. under Ld. Grey, 1830; Premier,
1834, and again 1835-41 ; d. at Brocket Hall, Herts, 24 Nov. 1848.
To waist, looking to I. ; dark dress, while cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
316 GEN. SIR ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL of AVA, Bt.
(1770-1843).
Lady Campbell. John Wood.
Son of a Lieut, in the 42nd Scotch Highlanders ; b. 1770; enl. the Army,
1787; serv. in India und. Ld. Cornwallis and Sir R, Abercromby, 1789-1801 ;
disting, hims, in the Peninsular War, 1808-14; return, as Brig,-Gen, lolndia,
and selected lo comm, trie expedi, against Burmah, 1824; captur, Rangoon
and Prome, and compell, the Burmese lo treat for peace, 1825 ; crea, a Barl,
and appointed Lieut-Governor of Nova Scotia, 1831 ; d, 1843,
Half-length, military uniform; covered with decorations, 1. hand resting
on sword. Canvas, 44 X 35 in,
317 ROBERT PLUMER WARD (1765-1846).
Mr. j. H. Hippisley, Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
Politician and Novelist; son of a merchant at Gibraltar; b, 1765; educ.
al Ch, Cri, Oxf; called lo trie Bar, 1790; became known by his work on
" International Law in Europe," 1795 ; elect, M,P, for Cockermouth, as a
supporter of Mr. Pill, 1802 ; Under Sec, of Foreign Affairs, 1805 ; Ld, of the
Admiralty, 1807; Clerk of the Ordna, 181 1-23; retir, in 1823 from pubhc life,
and occup, his leisure witri literary pursuits ; aulrior of " Tremaine," "De Clif
ford," &c,, and various essays; d, at riis seat, Okeover HaU, Stafford, 1846,
To waist ; full face, dark cloak witri fur collar. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
318 RT. HON. JAMES ABERCROMBY, LORD
DUNFERMLINE (1776-1858).
Lord Dunfermline, Sir J. Watson Gordon, R,A. P.R.S.A.
3rd son of General Sir Ralph Abercromby; b, 7 Nov, 1776; called lo
the Bar, 1800; Judge-Adv,-Gen, 1827; Chief Baron of Scotl, 1830; Master
of the Mint, and Member of the Government, 1834; Speaker of the Ho, of
Commons, 1835; resigned and crea, Ld Dunfermline, 1839; d, 17 April,
1858, Three-quarter size ; seated to I, ; stick in r, hand, gloves in I, ; painted
Dec, 1854, Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
319 HENRY BROOKE PARNELL, ist LORD
CONGLETON (1776-1842).
Lady Henry Moore. Samuel Lane.
2nd son of Sir Jorin ParneU, Irish Chan, of ihe Excheq, ; b, 3 July, 1776 ;
succ, to the family estates on the deatri of his father in 1801, instead of his
elder bro. ; ent. Pari. 1802; succ. to the title on the death of riis bro. 1812;
gain, consid. influence in Pari, in ah matters connected with Finance ; raised
lo the Peerage, 1841 ; d. 8 June, 1842.
Three-quarter size ; seated in arm-chair, 1. arm resting on writing-
table. Canvas, 56 x 44 in.

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320 WILLIAM IV. (1765-1837).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
, 3rd son of George IIL; b. 21 Aug. 1765; ent. the Navy, 1779; graduaUy
rose lo the rank of Rear-Adm. of the Blue, when he ret. from active service,
1790; crea. D. of Clarence, 1789; Adm. of the Fleet, 1811; marr. Adelaide,
Princess of Saxe-Meiningen (No. 328), 11 July, 1818 ; Ijecame heir-pre
sumptive to the throne by the death of the Duke of York, 1827 ; succ.
GeOrge IV. 26 June, 1830 ; d. 29 June, 1837.
¦ FuU-lenglh, standing, looking tor, ; royal robes, mantle and collar, K,G, ;
resting r. hand on sword. Windsor Castle in distance. Canvas, 106 x 70 in.
321 THOMAS SPRING RICE, ist LD, MONTEAGLE
(1790-1866).
LAdy Monteagle. E. U. Eddis.
Statesman ; son of Stephen Edw, Rice, Esq. of Mt. Trenchard, Limerick ;
b. al Limerick, 8 Feb. 1790; educ. al Trin, CoU. Camb. ; M.P. for Limerick,
1820-32 ; voted with the Whigs ; Under-Sec of Stale for Home Affairs,
1827; Sec. of the Treas. 1830; Sec. for the Colonies, 1834; Chan, of trie
Excheq. 1835-39; appoint. Comptroller of the Excheq. and raised to the
Peerage, 1839; d. at his seat near Limerick, 7 Feb. 1866.
; Three-quarter size, seated to r. ; official robes. Canvas, 50 X 4° in.
322 CHARLES EDWARD POULETT-THOMSON,
LD. SYDENHAM (1799-1841).
Mr. G. Poulett Scrope, M.P. Reynolds.
Son of J. Poulett Thomson, a Lond. merch. ; b. 1799 ; correspond, of his
father's firm at St. Petersburg, 1819; M.P. for Dover, 1826; M.P. for Man
chester and Vice-Pres. of the Bd, of Trade, 1832; Pres, of the Bd, of Trade,
1834; Gov,-Gen, of Canada, 1839; raised lo the Peerage, 1840; d, in the
midst of a successful administration from trie effects of a fall from his horse,
19 Sept, 1841,
Half-length, standing to r, ; r. hand on table, black dress; painted in
J 833. Canvas, 50 x 4° in-
323 SIR HERBERT TAYLOR, G.CB. (1775-1839)-
Colonel Disbrowe.
Son of Rev, Edward Taylor ; b, 29 Sept, 1775 ; enl, the Army ; Assist.
Mil Sec, to the Duke of York during the campaign in Flanders, 1793-95 ;
Priv, Sec, to the D. 1 799-1 805 ; served in Holland, 1813-14; afterw, Priv,
Sec 10 King George III, and Queen Charlotte, and one of the trustees of
the King's private properly ; Priv, Sec, to Geo, IV, and Will, IV, ; M.P, for
Windsor, 1820-23 ; Lieut,-Gen. 1825 ; d. al Rome, 20 April, 1839,
Full-length, smaU size; seated at breakfast-table. Canvas, 23 x 19 in,
324 WM. HOWLEY, ARCHBP. OF CANTERBURY
(1765-1848).
Mr, W. Howley Kingsmill. C. R, Leslie, R,A.
B at Ropley, Hants, where his father was Vicar, 1765; educ, at Win
chester and 'New Coll, Oxf; settled in the University; appoin, Reg, Prof, of
F

66 Reign of William IV. 1830-1837.
Divinity, 1809; Bp, of Lond. 1813; Archbp, of Canterbury, 1828; foremost
among trie opponents of Calriolic Emancipa, and the Reform Bill ; d, 1848.
¦ Three-quarter smaU size, seated lo 1, ; near study table. Panel, 1 3 X 1 1 in.
325 JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON, ist EARL OF
DURHAM (1792-1840).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl of Durham. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman; eld, son of W, H, Lambton, Esq,, M,P, for Durham; b, 12
April, 1792 ; ent. trie Army; marr. Lady Louisa Elizab. 2nd dau. of E. Grey,
181 6 ;, ent. Pari, as member for the Co. of Durham, and became noted as an
ardent Liberal ; supported Canning, 1827; crea. Baron Durriam, 1828; Privy
Seal in E. Grey's Ministry, 1830; took the lead of the movement parly in the
struggle for the Reform BiU; Ambass. al St. Petersb. 1835-37; Gov. Gen, of
Canada, 1838; returned trie same year; d, 28 July, 1840,
To waist, as a young man, showing 1, hand, holding crimson-lined cloak ;
furred coal. Panel, 30 X 25 in,
326 SIR CHAS. MANSFIELD CLARKE, Bt. M.D. F.R.S.
(1782-1857).
Miss Clarke. Samuel Lane.
Priysician ; son of a surgeon ; b, in London, 28 May, 1782 ; edu, al St.
Paul's sch,; admitt to trie R, CoU, of Surg, 1804; F,R,S, 1825 ; Licent, of
trie R,. Coll, of Priysic, 1827; app. Priysic, lo Q, Adelaide, 1830; crea, a
Bart, 1831 ; D,C,L, Oxf 1845 5 d, at Brighton, 1857,
Three-quarter size, seated, resting head on r, riand, paper in I, hand.
Dated at back "Aug, 21, 1847," Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
327 GEO, FITZCLARENCE, ist E, of MUNSTER, K.G.
(1794-1842),
Royal Asiatic Society. James Atkinson.
Eld, son of trie D, of Clarence, afterw. King Will, IV, and Mrs, Jordan ;
b, 29 Jan, 1794; enl, the Army, and served under Sir John Moore and Sir
Arthur Wellesley in trie Peninsula, 1809-14; Aide-de-Camp lo Ld, Hastings
as Gov,- Gen, of India, 1815 ; distinguisri, riimself in trie Mariratta war, 1817;
crea, E, of Munster, 1831 ; d, 20 Marcri, 1842,
Bust to I, ; peer's robes and ribbon K,G, Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
328 QUEEN ADELAIDE (1792-1849),
Her Majesty (WindsorCastle). Corden, aft. F. Winterhalter.
Eld. criild of George, D, of Saxe Meiningen and Louisa, dau, of Criristian
Albert, Pr, of Horienlolie Langenburg; b, 13 Aug, 1792; marr, trie D, of
Clarence, 11 July, 1818; became Qu, of Engh on the accession of the D, of
Clarence as William IV, 1830; Queen Dowager, 1837; d, 2 Decem, 1849,
Half-length ; seated to left in arm-criair, paper in left riand ; copied by
Mr, Corden, from trie original by F, Winterhalter, Oct, 1849, Canvas, 36X28,
329 HENRY PETTY FITZMAURICE, 3RD MARQUIS
OF LANSDOWNE, K,G, (1780-1863),
Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir Thos, Lawrence, P,R.A.
Statesman ; younger son of Wm, Petty, 2nd E, of Shelburne and ist Marq,
pf Lansdowne ; b, 2 May, 1780 ; educated at Westminster, Edinburgh,

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and Cambridge ; M.P. for Calne, 1801 ; M.P. for Univ. of Camb., wriere he
defeated Lord Palmerston, and Chan, of the Excheq, 1806; advoc. Cathol.
Emancipa. and all liberal measures of Reform; succ. lo trie Peerage, 1809;
Home Sec. 1828; Min. of Foreign Affairs, 1829; Pres. of trie Council, and
Leader of the Ho. of Lords, 1831-41 ; distin. for his enlighten, encouragement
of science and art; quitted office, 1852, but to trie last retained considerable
infiuence with his parly; d. al Bowood, 31 Jan. 1863.
Three-quarter size ; standing, looking to r., 1. hand resting on pedestal.
Canvas, 55 x 44 in.
330 ADOLPHUS FRED. DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
(1774-1850).
LENT BY PAINTER.
H.R.H. Duchess of Cambridge. Sir Wm. Beechey, R.A.
Youngest son of George III, ; b, 24 Feb. 1774; educ. al Gottingen;
serv, under the Duke of York in Flanders ; app, Col,-in-Chief of the King's
German Legion, 1803; Field-marsh. 1813 ; Viceroy of Hanover, 1815-37;
mar, in 1818 Princess Wilhelmina Louisa of Hesse, by whom he had issue
the present D, of Cambridge and the Princess Mary ; return, to Engl. 1837 ;
d. 8 July, 1850.
Bust to r. ; black coat, star K.G. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
331 REV. ADAM CLARKE, LL.D. (1762-1832).
Rev. a. Clarke Rowley. John Jackson, R.A.
Theologian ; son of a schoolmaster ; b. at Magherafelt, co. Londonderry,
1762; educ. in trie Wesleyan Scri. at Kingswood, near Bristol; became a
travel. Methodist preacher, 1780; pub. a "Bibhographical Diction.," " Com
ment, on trie Bible," "Memoirs of trie Wesley Family," &c. ; d. 26 Aug, 1832.
To waist ; black dress ; painted in 1823, Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
332 HON. MARY MONCKTON, COUNTESS OF
CORK AND ORRERY (1747-1840).
Viscount Galway, M.P. Henry P. Briggs, R.A,
Youngest daughter of John, ist Visct, Galway; b. 21 May, 1747 ; marr.
Edmund, 7th E, of Cork and Orrery, 1786; d, 30 May, 1840,
Half-length ; seated in arm-chair, fuh face ; white satin dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in. Painted when about 90.
333 ADMIRAL SIR EDWD. CODRINGTON, G.C-B.
(1770-1851).
Gen. Sir W. J. Codrington, G.C.B. Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
B. 1770; enl. the Navy, 1783; took part in the battles of Brest and
Trafalgar, and in trie Walcheren Expedition; served on the Medit. station
during the Peninsular War; assisted al the attack on New Orleans, 1814;
gained the " untoward" victory at Navarino, where the Turkish fleet was
destroyed, 1827; retired from active service, and sal in Pari, 1832-39;
Com,-in-Chiefal Portsmouth, 1839; d, 185 1. ^ „ .r- r , ai
To waist, looking to r. ; naval uniform, ribbon G,C,B,, Trafalgar medal,
&c. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
334 ISAAC D'ISRAELI (1766-1848).
Mr. Ralph Disraeli, S, P, Denning.
Essayist and historian; only son of Benjamin D'Israeli, a Venetian mer
chant, settled in Lond,; b. at Enfield, May, 1766; intended for a mercantile

68 Reign of William IV. 1830-1837.
career, but preferred literature ; lived for some time in Holland and France ;
returned to England, 1790; and entirely devoted himself lo literary labours;
auth, of " Curiosities of Literature," " Quarrels of Authors," " Calamities of
Authors,'' " Commentaries on trie Life and Reign of Criarles I." for which
the degree of D,C,L. was conferred on him by the University of Oxford ;
afflicted with blindness, 1839; nevertheless worked on and pub, "Amenities
of Literature," 1841 ; d, at Bradenriam, Bucks, 19 Jan, 1848,
Half-lengtri ; seated ; miniature size ; looking to r, ; signed, " S. P.
Denning, 1832," Crayon, paper, 13 x 10 in.

SEVENTH BAT {Nos. 335 to 366),
335 SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY, R.A. (1781-1841).
LENT BY PAINTER.
LiEUT.-CoL. F. Cunningham. Sir Francis Chantrey, R.A.
Sculptor; b. at Norton, near Sheffield, 1781 ; appren. lo a carver and
gilder at Sheffield ; early showed great talent for drawing and modelling ;
went 10 London to study al the Roy. Acad. ; eslab. his fame by his colossal
busts of Howe, St. Vincent, Duncan, and Nelson, for Trinity Ho. and Green
wich Hosp. ; made busts of many famous men of his lime, and the bronze
statues of Geo, IV, in Brighton, Edinburgh, and London, Pitt in Hanover
Square, D, of Wellington at trie Roy, Exchange, &c, ; d, 25 Nov, 1841.
To waist, lo his right ; holding port-crayon in r. hand ; green coat.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
336 THOMAS DANIELL, R.A. (1749-1840).
National Gallery. Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
Painter and Engraver; b. at Kingston-on-Thames, 1749; studied at trie
Roy. Acad. 1773; went witri riis nepriew, William Daniell, on a sketching
journey to India, 1784; returned 1794; A.R.A. 1796; R.A. 1799; edited
" Oriental Scenery," a collection of engravings from his Indian Sketches ;
also pub. some works relating to India; d. 19 March, 1840.
Bust, full face ; fur-collared coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
337 THOMAS PHILLIPS, R.A (1770-1845).
Mr. H. W. Phillips. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Portrait-painter; b, al Dudley, Worceslersh. 1770; went to Lond. 1790;
employed under Benjamin West in decorating St. George's Chapel, Windsor;
gained distinction as a portrait-painter; R.A, 1808 ; Prof of Painting to the
Roy, Acad. 1824; d, 20 April, 1845,
Bust to left, showing left hand ; blue cloak. Oval canvas, 30 X 26 in,
338 SAMUEL ROGERS (1762-1855).
Mrs. Gibbons. John Linnell.
{See No. 312.) Half-lenglri; standing, nearly fuU face; black coal;
resting 1. riand on table ; signed, "J. Linnell, f 1835." Panel, 17 x 14 in.
339 OLINTHUS GREGORY, LL.D, (1774-1841).
Mr, Chas. Hutton Gregory. Richard Evans.
Mathematician and misceUaneous Writer; b, at Yaxley, Huntingdonsh.
1774; publ, a "Treatise on Astronomy," 1795; Prof of Mathematics at the
Roy, Mil, Acad, Woolwich, 1802-38; edit trie " Panlologia," a dictionary of

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Arts and Sciences; pub, "Plane and Spherical Trigonometry," " Malhe-
ma:tics for Practical Men," &c, ; d, 1841.
Three-quarter size ; seated in library ; black dress ; book in 1, hand.
Panel, 21 x 18 in.
340 THOS. COCHRANE, ioth E. OF DUNDONALD
(1775-1860).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Earl of Dundonald, P. E. Stroehling.
Admiral ; son of Archibald Cochrane, 9th E, ; b, 14 Dec 1775 ; ent. the
navy, 1 793 ; Lieut, 1 796 ; became known by his daring courage as Comm,
of the " Speedy," when in ten montris he captured 33 ships ; promot. Post-
Capt, 1 801 ; succeed, in destroying a large portion of the French fleet in
Basque Roads, 1809; M,P, for Honiton and Westminster; attacked the
system of naval administration ; tried on charges connected with the Stock
Exchange, and deprived of his rank in the navy and his seat in Pari, 1814 ;
went abroad and ser^'ed in the navies of the Soutri Amer, Slates, where he
helped in the establishment of the republic of Chili and the empire of Brazil ;
restored to his naval rank, 1830 ; succeed, to the earldom, 1831 ; promoted
Vice-Admiral, 1841 ; G.CB, 1847 ; spent trie rest of riis life in writing his
"Autobiography," in vindication Of his fame ; d, 30 Oct i860,
FuU-length, small size ; standing on deck of ship, looking lo r„ foot rest
ing on gun-carriage ; signed, " Stroehling," Copper, 24 X 18 in,
341 REV. JOHN THOMSON (1778-1840).
Nat. Gall, of Scotland. R. S, Lauder, R.S.A.
Clergyman and Painter; b, in Ayrsh, i Sept, 1778; presented lo the
parish of Duddingstone, 1805 ; cultival, his talent for painting and regularly
exhib, with the Soc, of Assoc, Artists of Edinb, 1808-40 ; much adm, for his
landscapes in the Italian style ; an hon, memb, of the R, Scotl, Acad, but
would not join any incorp, body of Arts, ; d, at Duddingstone, 20 Oct, 1840,
Half-length, small size ; standing, full face ; clerical dress ; 1, hand resting
on open book ; easel with picture lo his 1, Canvas, 25 X 21 in.
342 MARY ELIZ. BRABAZON, COUNTESS GREY
( -1861),
Earl Grey, K.G. ,Sir Thos. Lawrence, F.R.A.
Only dau, of Wm, Brabazon, ist Ld, Ponsonby; marr, i8th Nov, 1794,
Charles, 2nd E, Grey; d, 26 Nov, 1861,
{See No, 352,) FuU-lenglh ; sealed to r, on a couch ; low black dress,
crimson scarf, flowers behind. Canvas, 92 X 58 in,
343 SIR DAVID WILKIE, R,A. (1785-1841).
Sir W. W. Knighton, Bt. Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
¦ Painter; b, at Culls, Fifesh, 18 Nov, 1785; studied at the Royal Acad.
1805; became known by his "ViUage Politicians" and " Bhnd Fiddler,"
followed by a long succession of equally famous and popular pictures;
elected R,A, 1811; Principal Painter to the King, 1830; knighted, 1836;
painted the picture, of Her Majesty's First Council; sent to Constantinople
lo paint the portrait of the Sultan ; d, on his return, on board the "Oriental,"
in Gibraltar Bay, i June, 1841, and was bu, at sea.
To waist ; turned to r,, hands resting on sketch-book ; port-crayon in r,
hand, ' Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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344 RICHARD PARKES BONINGTON (1801-1828).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. W. Anthony. Mrs. Carpenter.
Painter; b, al Arnold, near Nottingham, 25 Oct, 1801; went with his
parents lo France, 1816; studied in the Louvre and under Baron Gros;
obtained a gold medal from the French Institute for one of his marine views ;
began to exhibit at the Royal Acad. 1826; excelled both in marine and
coast scenes and architectural paintings ; d, prematurely, • in London,
23 April, 1828.
Bust ; full face ; dark coal. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
345 JOHN CONSTANTINE CARPUE, F.R,S, (1764-1846).
St. George's Hospital. S. J. Stump.
Surgeon and anatomist ; b, 3 May, 1764; Surgeon to St, George's Hosp.
and lo the National Vaccine Institution; Lecturer on Anatomy; F,R.S, ;
pub, "Description of the Muscles of trie Human Body," 1801, and other
anatomical works; "Intro, lo Electricity," &c. 1803; d, 30 Jan, 1846.
Bust ; seated to 1. ; black coal. Canvas, 30 x 24 in.
346 HENRY THOMSON, R.A. (1773-1843).
Royal Academy. Sir M. A. Shee, P.R.A.
Son of a purser in the navy; b. at Portsea, 1773; student al the Roy.
Acad. 1790; A.R.A. 1801 ; R.A, 1804; succ. Fuseli as Keeper, Roy, Acad,;
painted riistorical and fancy pictures and portraits ; d, 6 April, 1843.
To waist ; sealed at table, looking lo r,, resting on 1. arm, port-crayon in
r, riand. Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
347 CHARLES ROBERT LESLIE, R,A. (1794-1859).
Mrs. Leslie. C. R. Leslie, R.A.
B. of American parents, in London, 1794; apprenticed to a bookseller in
Priiladelpriia; stud, at the Roy. Academy, 181 1 ; gained fame by his "Anne
Page and Slender," 1818; and "Sir Roger de Coverley going to Church,"
1820; A.R.A. 1821; R.A. 1826; app. to trie Professorsriip of Drawing in
trie Mihtary Acad. West Point, United States, which rie resigned after five
months, 1833; Prof of Painting at the Roy. Acad. 1848-51 ; publ, trie Life
of Constable the painter, and was engaged on a Life of Sir Josh, Reynolds
(completed by Tom Taylor), when he d, 5 May, 1859,
Bust, small size ; looking lo 1, Panel, 9 x 6|in,
348 EDWARD HERBERT, 2nd E, OF POWIS, K.G.
(1785-1848).
Earl of Powis, Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.
Son of Edward, 2nd Ld, Clive, and isl E, of Powis; b, 22 March, 1785 ;
marr, Lucy, 3rd dau, of James, 3rd D. of Montrose, 1818; succ, lo the title,'
16 May, 1839; was Ld,-Lieut, of Montgomerysh, ; d, 17 Jan, 1848,
Three-quarter size ; seated to I, at table, holding paper in 1. hand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
349 WILLIAM HILTON, R.A (1786-1839).
Mrs. Tatlock. Wm. Hilton, R.A.
Historical Painter ; son of a portrait-painter; b, at Lincoln, 3 June 1786 ¦
stud, under John Raphael Smith and al trie Roy, Acad,; exriibited a series
of classic works, 1806-10 ; the " Entombment of Christ," " Mary Anointing

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the Feet of Je^us," and other pictures on sacred subjects, 1811-18 ; A,R,A,
1814; R,A. 1820 ; Keeper of the Roy, Academy, 1827 ; d, 30 Dec, 1839,
To waist ; lo left, resting r. hand on book. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
350 HEN. RICH. VASSALL FOX, 3RD LD. HOLLAND,
LADY HOLLAND, and MR, JOHN ALLEN.
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl Grey, K.G. C. R. Leslie, R.A.
For Ld, Holland, see No, 354,
Elizab, Vassall, Lady Holland ; dau, and heiress of Rich, Vassall, Esq,
of Jamaica; marr, ist. Sir Godfrey Webster, Bt, from whom she was divorced,
1.797 ; 2nd, Hy, Richard, 3rd Ld, Holland, by whom she had issue Henry
Richard, 4lh and last Ld. Holland ; famous as hostess of .the political and
literary circle of Holland House; d. November, 1845.
John Allen, M.D. (1770-1843) ; b. at Redford, nr. Edinb. 1770 ; educ. at
Edin.Univ. ; gradua, as M,D, 1791 ;memb, of trie Pari, Reform Assoc formed
in Edinb, 1792 ; lectured on Comparat, Anatomy ; in 1800 removed to
London ; librar, to Henry, 3rd Ld, Holland (No, 354) ; pub, " An Inquiry
into trie Rise, &c, of the Roy. Prerogal, in Engl, ;" " A Vindical, of trie
Independ. of Scotl, ;" Master of Dulwicri Coll, 1820; continued an inmate
and friend in Holland House lo the end of his life ; d, 3 April, 1843.
Full-length figures in the library al HoUand House, Canvas, 24 X 30 in,
351 THOMAS STOTHARD, R,A. (1755-1834).
National Portrait Gallery, Jas. Green,
Painter ; b, in London, 1755 ; appren, lo a designer in Spitalfields ; afterw,
commen, drawing illustrations for books, of which he made about 4000 ; also
gained distinction as a Painter; elected R,A, 1794; Librarian lo the Roy.
Acad. 1 812; d. 1834.
To waist ; seated lo r., spectacles in 1. hand ; black coat. From the Coll.
of Samuel Rogers as the work of Harlowe, though signed by James Green ;
painted 1830. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
352 MARY ELIZABETH BRABAZON, COUNTESS
GREY, AND Her Two Eldest Daughters.
Earl Grey, K.G. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Louisa Elizabeth, eld. dau. of the Countess; marr. J. G. Lambton, Esq.
afterw. E, of Durham, 9 Dec, 1816; d, 1841,
Elizabeth, 2nd dau, marr, J, C, Bulteel, Esq, May, 1826,
{See also No. 342,) Three-quarter size ; seated, with two children, one
with arms round her neck. Circular, canvas, 56 x 56 in,
353 SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE, P.R.A. (1769-1830),
Royal Academy. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
B, at Bristol, 1769, where his father became landl, of the White Lion Inn,.
and afterw, of the Black Bear at Devizes ; noted as a child for his talent in
drawing likenesses, and for his poetical recit, ; instruct, by Wm, Hoare^al Bath,
and worked chiefly in crayons; at 13 received from the Soc, of Arts the silver
palette; introduced lo Sir J, Reynolds, 1786; A,R,A, 1791 ; succeeded Sir
Joshua as painter to the King ; painted the ports, of iUustrious persons at
the Peace of 1814, now at Windsor ; went to trie Congress at Aix, lo Vienna
and Rome ; knigrited, 181 5 ; sue Benjamin West as P,R,A, 1820; d, 7 Jan,
1830 ; bu, in St, Paul's Cathedral,
Bust, head only finisried; full face. Canvas, 35 X 27 in.

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354 HEN. RICH. VASSALL FOX, 3RD LD. HOLLAND
(1773-1840).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lady Holland. C. R. Leslie, R.A.
Distinguished leader of the Whig party ; son of Steph, Fox, 2nd Ld, and
nephew of Chas, Jam, Fox; b, 23 Nov, 1773 ; educ, at Eton and Oxf ; trav.
several years on the Continent ; advocated Cath, Eman., Pari, Reform, and
a liberal foreign policy ; Chan, of the Duchy of Lancaster, 1830 and 1834;
known as a lover of Science and Art, and by his hospitality al Holland
Ho. ; publ. a biography of " Lope de Vega," " Memoirs of Charles James
Fox," "Memoirs of Ld, Waldegrave;" d. 22 October, 1840.
{See No. 350.) To waist, seated, small size ; dark coat, slick in r. hand.
Panel, 8J X 10^ in.
355 SIR JOHN GLADSTONE, ist BART. (1764-1857).
Sir Thos, Gladstone, Bt. John Graham Gilbert, R.S.A.
Son of Thomas Gladstone, and father of the Right Hon. W. E. Glad
stone ; b, at Leitri, 11 Dec, 1764; rose lo wealth as a merchant in Liverpool;
pub, several pamphi, on commercial questions ; crea, a Bl. 1846; d, Dec, 1857.
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair, to r. ; brown coat ; signed "John
Graham, 1828." Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
356 THOMAS MORTON (1765-1838).
National Gallery. Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
Dramatist ; wrote many popular comedies, chiefly between the years
1792 and 1828; d, 28 Mar, 1838,
To waist, full face, seated ; black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
357 WM. HOOKHAM CARPENTER, F.S.A. (1792-1866).
Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Carpenter.
Son of James Carpenter, publisher ; b. in Lond. 1792; enl. his father's
business ; afterwards applied himself to Literature and Art ; pub. Spence's
"Anecdotes;" wrote "Pictorial Notices of Vandyke and Rubens," 1844;
appoint. Keeper of Prints and Drawings in trie Brit. Mus. 1845 > effect, great
irnprove. in the departm. entrust, to him; d. al trie Brit. Mus. 12 July, 1866.
To waist, triree-quarter face to r. ; brown coat ; painted in 1826. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.
358 WILLIAM CLITFT, F.R.S. (1775-1849).
Royal Society. Henry Schmidt.
Nat. Priilos.; b. at Burcombe, near Bodmin, 14 Feb. 1775; apprent. to Jn.
Hunter, trie Anatomist, 1792 ; Conservator of the Museum of the Roy. Coll.
of Surgeons, 1799; F.R.S.; conlrib. papers to trie "Priilos. Transact.;" espe
cially skilful in drawing and determining fossil remains; d. 20 June, 1849.
To waist, sealed, sriowing riands, black coat. Dated at back "1833."
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
359 RD. WELLESLEY, MARQ. WELLESLEY, K.G.
(1760-1842).
Duke of Wellington, K.G. C. Fortescue Bate.
Eld. son of Garrett, ist Earl of Mornington ; b. 20 June, 1760 ; succ. as

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2nd E. of Mornington, 1781 ; Gov.-Gen. of India; crea. Baron Wellesley,
1797, and Marq. Wellesley, i799 ; Ld. Steward; Ld.-Lieut. of Ireland, 1821,
and again in 1833 ; Chamberlain of the Household; d. Sept. 2, 1842.
Full-length, standing; peer's robes, collar, and mantle, K,G, ; plumed cap
on table lo his 1. Signet! " C, Fortescue Bale," Canvas, 106 X 71 in.

360

THOMAS GRAY (1788-1848).

LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. Richard A. Clack, Richard A, Clack.
The "Railway Pioneer;" b, at Leeds, 1788; conceived trie idea of a
general Iron Railway for Gl, Brit, and Ireland, which he developed in his
work on " Land Steam Conveyance," and " Observat, on a General Iron
Railway,'' 1819-20; was ridiculed by the public press; tried in vain to get
employment, after the Railway system had been introduced ; d, forgotten
and neglected at Exeter, 1848,
Three-quarter, small size, seated at table ; riand resting on plan of
railways. Signed, " R, A, Clack, Painted 1848, Exeter," Millboard,
15 X II in,
361 AARON MANBY, C.E. (1777-1851).
Mr. Charles Manby. William Boxall, R.A.
Engineer ; b, 1777 ; together with Rennie and Telford was the first to
intro, cast iron into large structures ; inven, the oscillating cylinder marine
engine, and planned the first iron ship which went lo sea ; d, i Dec, 1851.
, Three-quarter, small size, seated, full face ; r, hand resting on paper on
his knee. Panel, 24 X 18 in,
362 ADMIRAL SIR EDWD. CODRINGTON, G.C.B.
(1770-1851).
Lady Bourchier. Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
{See No, 333,) Half-length, small size, seated to 1, ; black dress. Can
vas, 20 X 17 in,
363 JOHN FIELDEN, M.P. (1784-1849).
Mr. Samuel Fielden. John Bostock.
Son of a manufacturer and farmer al Todmorden ; b, 1784 ; rose lo wealth
as a cotton manufacturer ; look a lively interest in the condition of the work
ing classes, and joined the first promoters of factory legislation ; entered
Parliament as member for Oldham, 1832 ; introduced and succeeded in pass
ing the Ten Hours' Bill; resigned his seal, 1847 ; d, 1849,
Half-length, small size, seated to r, ; at table, leaning head on r. hand,
arm resting on book. Canvas, 21 x 17 in,
364 SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY, R.A. (1781-1841).
Sir G. H. Beaumont, Bt. John Jackson, R.A.
{See No, 335.) To waist, seated lo r, ; black coat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
365 CHARLES MATHEWS.
Mr. C. j. Mathews. Samuel Drummond, A.R.A.
{See No. 269,) Bust ; full face, seated, dark coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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366 SIR GILBERT BLANE, Bt. M.D. (i 747-1834).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Coll. of Physicians. Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
B. 1747; Licent.' of the Coll. of Physic. 1781; Physician-in-ordinary to
George IV. and WiUiam IV. ; Bart. ; d, 1834,
Head, three-quarter to 1, ; unfinished. Oval canvas, 29 x 23 in.

EIGHTH BAT {Nos. 367 to 385),
367 MARIA LOUISA VICTORIA, DUCHESS of KENT,
AND the princess victoria.
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir Wm. Beechey, R.A.
Young, child of Francis, D, of Saxe-Coburg; b, at Coburg, 17 Aug. 1786;
marr, 1st, in 1803, Emich Carl, Pr, of Leiningen, who left her a widow in
1814; 2nd, in May, 1818, Edward, D. of Kent, and became mother of Her
Majesty the Queen ; was left a widow, Jan, 1820 ; devol, herself to trie educa
tion of her daughter and continued to live with trie Queen from her access.
lo her marriage; d, at Frogmore, 16 January, 1861.
{See No, 384,) Triree-quarter size, seated tol. ; Her Majesty as a child,
with miniature of D, of Kent in her hands. Given to the Q, by the present
King of the Belgians, 1867, Canvas, 56 x 44 in,
368 JOHN TAYLOR (1752-1832).
Mr. j. Stirling Taylor. A. J. Oliver, A.R.A.
Miscellaneous Writer; son of John Taylor, a celebrated oculist of Hatton
Garden; b, 1752 ; followed his father's prof, and was oculist lo Geo. Ill,,
Geo, IV,, and WiUiam IV, ; devoted himself mucri to literary pursuits ; many
years sole proprietor of the " Sun" Newspaper ; pub, two vols of " Records of
My Life," poems, &c,, the humorous piece, " Monsieur Tonson," &c.; d, 1833.
To waist, full face, book in r, hand leaning on r, arm. Canvas, 34 x 27 in.
369 MARIA LOUISA VICTORIA, DUCHESS OF
KENT (1786-1861).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). F. Winterhalter.
{See No, 367,) Bust, seated lo 1, ; purplish dress, trimmed with lace.
Signed " F, Winterhalter, London, 1857," Oval, canvas, 25 X 20 in,
370 EDWARD, DUKE OF KENT, K,G, (1767-1820).
Her Majesty (Buclcingham Palace). George Dawe, R.A.
4th son of Geo, III, ; b, 1767 ; ent, trie army, and served in Canada and
the W, Indies ; K,G, 1799; Gov, of Gibraltar, 1802 ; marr, in 1818, Maria
Louisa Vict,, Princess Dow, of Leiningen, and sister of Leopold, King of the
Belgians, Theironly child, H,M,trieQu, wash, 24May, 1819, D,23jan, 1820.
To waist, looking to r, ; military uniform, ribbon and star K.G, ; painted
1818, Signed " Geo, Dawe, R,A, pinxl," Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
371 WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED (1802-1839).
Lady Young. Arminius Mayer.
Poet and Pohtician ; b, in Lond, 26 July, 1802 ; educ. at Eton and Camb, ;
e^rly excell, in humorous and elegant 7iers de soci^t^, many of which he

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contributed to " The Etonian," and " Knight's Quarterly" Magazines ; Tutor
to Ld, Ernest Bruce, 1825-27; call, to the Bar, 1829; enl. Pari, as Mem, for
St. Germains, 1830; M.P. for Yarmouth, and Sec. to the Board of Control
in Sir Robert Peel's Ministry, 1834-35; M.P. for Aylesbury, 1837; d. 15
July, 1839. His Poems were edited by D. Coleridge, 1864.
.To waist, seated at table, looking lo r,, with pen in r. hand. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
372 REV. EDWARD IRVING (1792-1834).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Sir W. W. Knighton, Bt. Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.
{See No, 298,) To waist ; full face ; black cloak. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
373 AUG. FREDK. D. OF SUSSEX, K.G. (1773-1843).
Royal Society. Thos. Phillips, R.A.
6th son of Geo, IIL; b. 27 Jan, 1773; stud, at Gottingen; marr, when a
ininor. Lady Augusta Murray, whereby he incurred the King's displeasure ;
joined the Whigs ; crea, D, of Sussex, 1 798 ; known as a friend of Science and
Art ; elec. P.R,S, 1838 ; d, 21 Apr. 1843 ; bu, at his special desire, at Kensal Gr.
Three-quarter size ; seated in chair as President of R,S. ; ribbon and
star of K,G,, badge of K, St, P. Canvas, 51 x 46 in.
374 SAMUEL JAMES ARNOLD (1774-1852).
Mr. T. j. Arnold. James Lonsdale.
Dramatist and Musical Comp.; son of Dr, Samuel Arnold; b, 5 Dec.
1774; commenced his career by writing comedies and operatic enlerlainm.
for Haymarket Theatre and Drury Lane; in 1809 establ. an Engl. Opera in
trie Lyceum Trieatre, for which he wrote " The Smugglers' Tower," " The
Maniac," " The Americans," and olrier success, pieces; was the first to bring
out Weber's " Freischiilz " on the Engl, stage ; d, 1852,
To waist ; looking to r. ; black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
375 RICHD. WHATELY, D.D. ARCHBP. of DUBLIN
(1787-1863).
Miss E. J. Whately. Catterson Smith, R.H.A.
Distinguished Logician and Theologian; b. in London, 1787; educ. at
Oriel Coll. Oxf; FeU. of his Coll, 181 1 ; Rect of Halesworlh, 1822; Prin. of
St, Alban HaU, Oxf 1825 ; Prof of Polit, Economy, 1830; Archbp, of Dubhn,
1831 ; pub, " Historic Doubts relating to Napoleon Bonaparte," 182 1 ; " Ele
ments of Logic," 1826; " Elements of Rhetoric," 1828; "Errors of Roman
ism," "Introduc, to Politic, Economy;" promot, secular education in Irel,;
d, al Dublin, 8 October, 1863.
Three-quarter size ; standing ; black episcopal robes, badge of Order of
St, Patrick, Canvas, 60 x 44 in.
376 RT. HON. FRANCIS EGERTON, ist EARL OF
ELLESMERE, K.G. (1800-1857).
Earl of Ellesmere. Edwin Long.
2nd son of George Granville, Marq, of Stafford and ist D, of Suther
land; b, Jan. I, 1800; educ, al Eton and Ch, Ch, Oxf; M,P, for Bletch-
ingley, 1823; Privy. Counc. and Sec, for Ireland when Marq, of Anglesey,
was Ld,-Lieul. 1828 ; Sec, at War under Earl Grey's administral. 1830; M,P,

76 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
for S. Lancash, 1834-36; crea. E. of Ellesmere, 1846; inher. the celeb, col
lection of pictures formed by his great-uncle, trie last D. of Bridgewater,
which he opened to the public at Bridgewater House; look an active in
terest in Literature and Art ; pub. a trans, of Goethe's " Faust," " Mediter
ranean Sketches," "Biog, of D, of Wellington," &c, ; d, 19 Sept, 1857,
. Three-quarter size ; sealed lo r, ; black dress ; ribbon and badge of K,G.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
377 CHAS. CHRISTOPHER PEPYS, LD. CHANCELLOR,
1ST E. OF COTTENHAM (1781-1851).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl of Cottenham. Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
Son of Sir Wm, Weller Pepys, Bt, ; b, 29 April, 1781 ; called to the Bar,
1804; K.C, 1826; M,P, for Mallon, 1831 ; voted with the Whigs ; SoI,-Gen.
and Master of the Rolls, 1834 ; Ld, Higri Commissioner of the Great
Seal, 1835 ; Ld. Chanc. and Baron Cottenham, 1836 ; again Ld, Chanc.
1846; inherit, the family baronetcy on the deatri of riis eld, bro, 1846; crea.
Visct, and E, on riis retirement from office, 1850; d, 29 April, 185 1,
Full-length ; seated to 1, ; chancellor's robes ; mace on table lo his 1, ;
signed, " H. P, Briggs, R,A. fecit, 1837." Canvas, 94 X 58 in.
378 WILL. LAMB, VISC. MELBOURNE (1779-1848).
John Partridge. John Partridge.
{See No. 315.) Three-quarter size ; seated, 1. hand resting on writing-
table ; fur-lined coat. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
379 JOHN ARCHIBALD, LD. MURRAY (1778-1859).
Nat. Gall, of Scotland, Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A. P, R.S.A.
Jurist ; son of Ld, Henderland, a Judge of the Ct, of Session ; b, 1778 ;
educ. al trie High Sch, Edinb, and at Weslm, ; caUed to the Scotch Bar,
1799 ; entered Pari, as member for the Leith Burgris, 1832 ; succ, Jeffrey as
Ld, Advocate, 1833 ; rais, lo trie Bencri, 1839 ; d, al Edin, 7 Marcri, 1859,
Three-quarter size ; seated lo r, ; letter in r, hand ; black dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in,
380 JOHN BIRD SUMNER, Archbp. of CANTERBURY
(1780-1862).
Rev. j. H, R, Sumner. Mrs, Carpenter.
Eld, son of Rev, Robert Sumner ; b, 1 780 ; educ, al King's CoU, Camb, ;
Canon of Durriam, 1820; Bp, of Chester, 1828; Archbp, of Canterbury, 1848;
known as an opponent of the writers of the "Tracts for the Times;" author
of " Evidences of Christianity," " Sermons on the Christian Faith," " Ser
mons on the Festivals," &c, ; d, 1862,
Triree-quarter size ; seated to r. ; black gown ; open book in 1. hand ;
signed, " Margaret Carpenter, 1842," Canvas, 55 X 44 in,
381 SIR LANCELOT SHADWELL, V.-CHANCELLOR
(1779-1850).
Soc, of Lincoln's Inn. Thos. Phillips, R.A.
B, 1779; educ al Eton and Camb,; Barrister, 1803; K,C, 1821; M,P.
for Ripon, 1826; Vice-Chan, of Engl, 1827; also filled twice the office of
Commiss, of trie Great Seal; d, 10 Aug, 1850,
Half-length; seated; robes as Vice- Chanc, ; signed, "T, P,, 1842."
Canvas, 56 X 44 in.

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382 ALBERT FRANCIS AUGUS. CHAS. EMMANUEL,
PRINCE CONSORT OF ENGLAND (1819-1861),
LENT BY PAINTER.
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle), F. Winterhalter.
Second son of Ernest, D, of Saxe Goburg ; b, al Ehrenberg, near Coburg,
26 Aug. 1819; educ, al Coburg, and the Univ. of Bonn; marr. Her Majesty,
Qu, Vict, 10 Feb, 1840 ; took an active interest in the improvem, of the condit,
of the poor, and the advancem, of Science and Art ; suggest, and promoted
the Great International Exhibition of 185 1, and the establishm, of the SOuth
Kensington Museum, 1857 ; was elected Chan, of trie Univ, of Camb, 1847;
Pres, of the Brit, Assoc, for the Advancem, of Science, 1859; d, universally-
regretted, al Windsor Castle, 14 December, 1861,
Half-length ; standing, looking lo 1, ; dark uniform ; signed, "F, Winter
halter, London, 1842." Canvas, 52 X 30 in,
383 EDWARD SMITH STANLEY, 13TH EARL
OF DERBY, K.G. (1775-1851).
Earl of Derby, K.G. William Derby.
Eld, son of Ed, I2lh E,, and Lady Eliz, his Countess ; b, 21 Apr, 1775 ;
M.P, for Preston and aft. for North Lancashire; succ, his father, 1834;
Pres. of the Linnean and Zoological Societies ; cr. Baron Stanley of Bicker-
staff in the lifetime of his father, 1832 ; d, 1851.
Three-quarter size ; seated lo r, holding letter in left hand, plans on table
to 1. ; signed, " W, Derby pinxl, 1837." Canvas, 56 x 43 in.
384 HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA.
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). F. Winterhalter.
Only dau, of Edward, D, of Kent, 4th son of Geo, III. and Louisa
Victoria, Princess of Saxe-Coburg; b. 24 May, 1819; succ, to the throne,
20 June, 1837; marr, Pr, Albert, of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, 10 Feb, i84o,.who
d, 14 Dec, 1861,
Half-length ; standing to r. arms folded ; white dress, rose in I, hand ;
signed, "F. Winterhalter, 1842," Canvas, 52 X 39 in,
385 ED. COPLESTON, BP. of LLANDAFF (1776-1849).
Misses Copleston. Sir Martin A, Shee, P.R.A.
B, at Offwell, Devonsh, 1776; educ, by his father; elected to a scholarship
at Corp, Crir. Coll, Oxf 1791 ; gained the Chancelloi^s prize for a Latin poem,
1793 ; Fell, of Oriel CoU, 1795; Dean of Chester, 1826; Dean of St, Paul's
and Bp, of Llandaff, 1827 ; d, 14 Oct, 1849,
Half-length ; sealed lo right ; episcopal habit ; cathedral of Llandaff in
distance. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.

386

NINTH BAT {Nos. 386 to 413).
SIR ROBERT PEEL, Bart. (1788-1850).

Rev. W. B. Hawkins. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Statesman; son of Sir R. Peel, isl Bart.; b. at Tamworth, 5 Feb. 1788;
educ. al Harrow and Oxf; M.P. for Cashel, 1809; Und.-Sec. for trie Colon.
1810; Chief Sec. for Irel. 1812-18; Home Sec. when he carried trie reform

78 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867, ^
of the Criminal Code, 1822-27; and again 1828-30, when Catholic Emancipai
was carried ; resign, with the D, of Wellington, and oppos, the Reform Bill ;
Prime Min, 1834-35, 1839, and 1841-46; during his last administration, in
augurated a policy of Free Trade, and abolish, the Corn Laws, 1846 ; afterw.
gave a general support to the Whigs ; d, from the effects of a fall from his
horse, 28 June, 1850.
To waist ; as a young man ; looking to 1, ; dark brown coat, yellowish
waistcoat, white cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
387 CHARLES GRANT, LD. GLENELG (i 778-1866).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Miss F. March Phillipps. George Richmond, R.A.
Statesman; son of the Rl, Hon, C, Grant, a Director of the E.I, Comp, ;
b, in Bengal, 1778; stud, at Magd, CoU, Camb,; called to trie Bar, and M,P.
for the Montrose Burghs, 1807 ; app. Ld. of the Treas. 181 3; Ch. Sec. for Irel.
1819 ; Pres. of the Board of Trade, 1827 ; Pres. of the Board of Control, 1830;
Sec. for the Colon. 1834-39; raised to the Peerage, 1835 ; resign, his office,
1839; d. at Cannes, unmarried, 23 April, 1866.
Head lo 1.; signed, "Geo. Richmond delt. 1861.'' Crayon, paper,
32 X 26 in.
388 FREDERICK JAMES LAMB, LD. BEAUVALE,
afterwards 3RD VISC. MELBOURNE (1782-1853).
Viscountess Palmerston. John Partridge;
Son of Penislon Lamb, ist Visct; b. 17 April, 1782; enl. the diplomatic
service and was for some time Ambass. at trie Court of Vienna ; raised to
trie Peerage as Baron Beauvale, 1841 ; succ. lo the Viscountcy on the death
of his brotrier, the Prime Minister (No. 315), 24 Nov. 1848; d. without issue,
29 January, 1853.
Three-quarter size ; standing, leaning against a column, looking to r. ;
holding hal in r. hand ; furred coat. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
389 SIR THOS. FOWELL BUXTON, Bt. (1786-1845).
Dowager Lady Buxton. George Richmond, R.A.
Philanthropist; b. at Earls Colne, Essex, i April, 1786; educ. al Trin,
Coll, Camb,; joined the firm of Truman, Hanbury, and Co, 181 1, when his
connexion with the Spitalfields district awakened his interest in the cause of
the poor; organised a system of relief in their favour; inquired, togetrier
with his sister-in-law Mrs, Fry, into the slate of trie Prisons ; founded the
Prison Discipline Society; M,P, for Weymouth, 1818-37; seconded and
continued the efforts of Wilberforce, for the abolition of slavery ; advocated
reform of the criminal code, education of the poor, civilizal, of Africa ; crea.
a Bart 1840; d, 19 Feb, 1845,
Three-quarter length, small size, standing; resting 1, hand on box on
table. Water-colour, paper, 26 x 21 in,
390 RT, HON. SIR THOS. WYSE, K.C.B. (1801-1862).
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
Diplomatist ; eld. son of Thos. Wyse, Esq. of Waterford ; b. l8oi ; educ. al
Stonyhurst and Trin. Coll, Dubl,; M,P, for the County of Tipperary, 1830-32,
and for Waterford, 1835-47; Ld, of trie Treas, 1839-41 ; Joint Sec, of trie
Board of Control, 1846-49; Priv, Coun, and Minister at the Court of
Athens, 1849 ; author of " Walks in Rome," " Oriental Sketches," &c, ; d, at
Atriens, 15 April, 1862,
To waist; seated at table; statuette lo riis r; painted 1846. Canvas,
28 X 36 in.

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391 THOS. SLINGSBY DUNCOMBE, M.P. (1797-1861).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Thomas H. Duncombe. Wilkins.
Sonof Thomas Duncombe and nephew of the ist Ld, Feversham; b, 1797;
serv, for some time in the Army ; ent. Pari, as mem, for Hertford, 1826 ;
advocal. Catholic Emancipai, and the Reform Bill ; M.P, for Finsbury,
1834-61 ; continued to vote with the advanced liberals on all questions of
home and foreign policy ; d. al Brighton, 13 Nov. 1861.
Bust to r, ; hussar uniform; signed "Wilkins fecit, 1824," Paper,
crayon, 34 x 29 in,
392 SIR T. FOWELL BUXTON, Bt, (1786-1845).
Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bt. M.P. George Richmond, R.A.
{See No. 389.) Head to 1. ; signed and dated, " Geo. Richmond delt.
1844." Crayon, paper, 31 X 25 in.
393 SHARON TURNER (1768-1847).
Rev. Sydney Turner, Sir Martin A. Shee, P.R.A.
Historian; b. in Lond. 24 Sept, 1768; articled lo an allor. 1773; car, on a
large professional business together with his literary pursuits ; known for his
researcries concerning trie Anglo-Saxons ; pub, " Hist, of the Anglo-Saxons,"
" History of England from the EarUest Period to the Death of Elizabeth,"
"Sacred History of the World," &c. ; d. 13 Feb. 1847.
Bust; seated to I. ; black coat, white cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
394 THOMAS DRUMMOND, R.E. (1797-1840).
Mrs. Drummond. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Philos. and Politician ; b. al Edinb. 1797 ; educ. at the Roy. Mil. Acad.,
Woolwich; ent. the Royal Engineers ; assistant to Col. Colby in the trigono
metrical survey of Great Britain and Irel. 1819 ; invented and first used the
lime-light, during trie survey of Irel. 1825 ; afterw, private secretary lo Ld.
Spencer, and Under-Secretary for Irel, ; d, 1840,
Three-quarter size; standing, nearly fuU face; h hand resting on table,
on which are official papers. Canvas, 55 X 43 in.
395 SIR WILLIAM WEBB FOLLETT, Kt. (1798-1845).
Mr. Edward Follett. F. R. Say.
Lawyer; b. at Topsham, Devon, 1798; educ. at Exeter Grammar Sch.
and Trin. CoU. Camb.; called lo the Bar, 1824; quickly rose to eminence
in his profession; M.P. for Exeter and Sol.-Gen. 1834; again Sol.-Gen.
1841; Att.-Gen. 1844; went for his health to the Continent; d. soon after
his return, 28 June, 1845.
Three-quarter size; head resting on I. hand, book in r. ; signed, "F,R,S.
1835," Canvas, 53 X 44 in.
396 HENRY PETTY FITZMAURICE, 3RD MARQUIS
OF LANSDOWNE, K.G. (1780-1863).
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
{See No. 329.) Triree-quarter size ; seated in arm-chair, beside writing-
table, metal-mounted casket on table lo his r. Canvas, 57 X 45 in.

8o Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
397 RT. HON. JOHN WILSON CROKER, M.P.
(1 780-1857).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mrs. Croker. Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A.
Politician and writer; b. at Galway, 1780; educ. at Trin. Coll. Dublin;
called to the Bar, 1807; M.P. and Sec. to the Admlly. 1808; Priv. Coun.
1828 ; disting. as an eloquent debater and frequent conlrib, lo trie " Quarterly
Review;" edit, Boswell's "Life of Jorinson," and Ld, Hervey's "Memoirs of
the Reign of George II,;" auth, of " Stories from the History of England,"
which Sir W, Scotl took as a model for his " Tales of a Grandfather ; " resign.'
his office, 1832; d, 1857,
To waist ; full face, seated, showing part of r, hand ; dark dress, chain
and seals. Panel, 30 X 25 in,
398 RT. HON. J. C, HERRIES (1778-1855).
Mr. C. j, Herries, William Boxall, R,A.
Statesman ; eld, son of Charles Herries, a London merch, ; b, 1778 ;
educ, al Leipsig; afterw, became a clerk in the Treasury;, Priv. Sec. lo Mr,
Perceval, 1807-11; Commissary-in-criief 1811-15 ; Financial Sec, lo trie
Treasury and M,P, for Harwich, 1822 ; Chan, of the Exch, 1827 ; Pres, of
Board of Trade, and Master of the Mint, 1828; Sec, at War in Sir Robert
Peel's Ministry, 1834 ; Pres, of India Board in Ld, Derby's Ministry, 1852 ;
d. 24 April, 1855.
"To waist, sealed, full face, resting hands on book. Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
399 SIR ROBERT CHESTER, Kt. (1768-1848).
Mr. Harry Chester. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Son of a solicitor; b, 1768; educ, at Weslm, and Ch, Cri, Oxf; app.
Gent, Usher of the Priv, Counc, and Assist, Mast, of trie Ceremonies to
Geo, III, 1796; Mast, of the Ceremonies and Knigrited, 181 8; resigned his
office, 1847; d, 1848,
To waist; court uniform. Painted in 1836; aged 68, Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
400 JAMES SCARLETT, ist LORD ABINGER
(1 769-1844).
Gen. Hon. Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, K,C,B. William Derby.
Disting, lawyer ; 2nd son of Robert Scarlett, of Jamaica; b, in Jamaica,
1769; educ, at Trin, Coll. Camb,; called to trie Bar, 1791 ; M,P. 1818;
support, trie Whigs, and promoted the endeavours of Mackintosh and
Romilly, in favour of a reform of the Criminal Code ; Alt,-Gen, under Can
ning, 1827 ; Criief Baron, and raised to trie Peerage, 1835 ; d. April, 1844,
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair ; black dress, r, hand resting on
book, s, of arms in background to his r. Canvas, 56 X 44 in,
401 GEORGE HAMILTON GORDON, 4TH E. of
ABERDEEN, K.G. K.T. (1784-1860).
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
Statesman ; son of Geo. Ld. Haddo, and grandson of Geo. 3rd E. ; b. at
Edinb. 28 Jan. 1784; educ. at Harrow and Camb.; trav. in Greece ; succ, to the-

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earldom, 1802; chosen one of the Represen, Peers of Scotl. 1806; Ambass.
al Vienna and Paris, 18 13-14; raised to the Engl. Peerage as Visct Gordon,
1815 ; pub, " Inquiry into the principles of Beauty in Grecian Arcriitecture,"
1822; Member of Dilettanti Soc; Minisl. of For, Affairs, 1828-30; and
again, 1841-46; Prime Minist. 1852; resigned, 1855; K,G, 1857; d, in
London, 14 Dec i860.
Half-length, seated, with sketch of the Acropolis in his hands ; Parthe
non in distance, a Greek vase, writing materials and inkstand on table to
his r. Canvas, 44 X 58 in.
402 PROFESSOR ROBERT JAMESON (1773-1853).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Miss Jameson. George Watson, P.R.S.A.
Nat. Philos, ; b. at Leith, 1773 ; stud, for the medical profession, but
chiefly devoted hims, lo geology and mineralogy ; went lo study under
Werner, at Freyberg, in Saxony, 1861; app. Prof of Nat, Hist, in the Univ,
of Edinb,, 1804; pub, " Character of Minerals," " System of Mineralogy and
Geology;" edit, the "Edinb, PhUos, Trans." from 1819; d, 10 April, 1853.
To waist, seated lo r. ; black dress, white cravat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
403 THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY,
LD. MACAULAY (1800-1859).
Lady Trevelyan. George Richmond, R.A.
Son of Zachary Macaulay, the philanthropist (iSTo. 185); b, at Rothley
Temple, Leicestersh. 25 Oct. 1800 ; educ, al Camb,; Fellow of "Trin, Coll, 1822 ;
called to the Bar, 1824; commen. his career as an essayist with his article
on Milton, 1825; soon after appointed Commiss. of Bankruptcy; M.P. for
Calne, 1830; Sec. of the Board of Control, 1831-34; zealously advocated trie
Reform Bill ; went to India as Member and Legal Adviser of trie Supreme
Council, 1834; drew up a cede of Indian law; after his return, 1839, Sec. al
War, tiU the fall of Ld. Melbourne's Ministry, 1841; M.P. for Edinburgh,
1840; pub. his "Lays of Ancient Rome," 1842; his "Miscellaneous Es
says," 1843; Paymaster of the Forces, 1846; lost his seat for Edinburgh
on account of his vote for the Maynooth Grant, 1847; comm. writing his
" History of England," the first two vols, of which appeared 1848; re-elect.
for Edinburgh, 1852; crea. Baron Macaulay, 1857; d. 28 Dec. 1859; bu. in
Westminster Abbey.
Head looking lo 1. Signed "George Richmond delt. 1850." Crayon,
paper, 31 x 26 in.
404 THOS. PHILIP, EARL DE GREY, K.G. (1781-1859).
Institute of British Architects. John Wood.
Son of Thomas, 2nd Ld. Grantham; b. 8 Dec. 1781 ; succ, his father as
3rd Ld. Grantham, and, in 1833, his aunt, the Countess de Grey, as E, de
Grey; was Ld,-Lieut of Irel, 1841-44; Ld,-Lieul, of Bedfordsri, ; Pres, of trie
Roy. Institute of British Architects, &c. ; d. 14 Nov. 1859, when he was succ.
by his nephew, the E. of Ripon, father of the present E. de Grey.
Half-length, standing ; black dress, scarlet robes. Canvas, 55 X 44 in.
405 RT. HON. HENRY GOULBURN, M.P. (1784-1856).
Mr. Frederick Goulburn. G. Richmond, R.A.
Statesman; b, in Lond, 1784; educ. at Trin. CoU, Camb,; M,P. for
Horsham, 1807 ; Home Minist. 1810; Under-Sec, of Stale for the Colonies,
1812; Chief Sec, for Irel, 1821 ; Chan, of the Exch, 1828; retired with the
D, of Wellington, 1830; M,P,for the Univ, of Camb. 1831 ; Chan, of the
Exch. in Sir Robert Peel's Ministry, 1841-46; d. 12 Jan, 1856,
Half-length, seated, small size ; arms folded. " George Richmond delt,
1848." Water-colour, paper, 25 X 21 in. G

82 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
406 RT. HON. ALEX. BARING, ist LD. ASHBURTON
(1774-1848).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
Statesman; 2nd son of Sir Francis Baring, Bart; b. in Lond. 1774; ent.
the firm of Baring Brothers, and for some time conducted its business in the
United Stales ; M.P. for Taunton, 1812 ; gained influ, in the discuss, of com
mercial questions; Pres, of the Bd, of Trade, 1834; raised lo the Peerage,
1835 ; went as Special Commiss, lo America, to settle the dispute about the
Maine Territory, 1842; opposed Free Trade; d, 13 May, 1848,
Half-length, standing ; I. arm on table, on which stands statuette of
Mercury, Canvas, 37 x 29 in,
407 THOMAS- BODLEY ( -1858).
Mr. T. Bodley. William Etty, R.A.
Early friend of Wm. Etty, the painter ; assisted him to go to Venice for
study ; d, 1858,
To waist ; holding forage-cap in I, hand ; crimson-lined cloak ; sea-coast
in distance. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
408 HENRY HALLAM (1777-1859).
Col. Farnaby Lennard. George Richmond, R.A.
Historian; b, at Windsor, 1777 ; educal Eton and Oxf ; settl, in Lond.
and entirely devot, himself to liter, pursuits ; pub, " View of trie State of
Europe dur, the Middle Ages," 1818; " Constitutional History of England,"
1827; "Introduction lo the Literature of Europe in the i51ri, i6lh, and I7lh
Centuries," 1837-38, which gained him an European reputa, for learning
and literary genius ; his eld, son Arthur Henry, who died 1833, was the friend
of Alf Tennyson, and the subj. of Tennyson's " In Memoriam ;" bereaved
of his dau,, his wife, and 2nd son, d, 21 Jan, 1859,
Head to r. "Geo, Richmond dell, 1843," Crayon, paper, 31 X 25 in,
409 DAWSON TURNER, F,R.S. (1775-1858).
Dr. Hooker. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Botanist and Antiquary; son of a banker al Great Yarmouth; b. 1775 ;
educ, al Pembroke Coll, Camb, ; early applied hims, to Natural History and
Botany ; pub, " Synopsis of Britisri Ferns," " Botanist's Guide," &c, ; formed
large botanical coUections ; during the latter half of his life devot, riimself lo
antiquarian and artistic studies ; edit, Colman's " Arcriilectural Antiquities
of Normandy," illustrat Blomefield's " History of Norfolk;" formed extens.
collections of paintings, books, MSS,; d, al Bromplon, 20 June, 1858,
To waist, seated, leaning on r, riand, witri botanical work before him.
Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
410 CHAS, CHETWYND, 2nd E. TALBOT, K.G.
(1777-1849)-
Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. John Linnell.
Son of John Chetwynd Talbot, ist E, and father of the present E, ; b.
'25 April, 1777; app. Viceroy of Irel, on the retirement of Ld, Whitworlh;
Also Ld,-Lieut, of Slaffordsh, and K,G, ; d, 13 Jan, 1849,
Half-length, standing in landscape to I, ; peer's robes, collar K,G, Signed
" Jno, Linnell, f 1840," Canvas, 51 x 44 in,
411 COLONEL JOHN GURWOOD ( -1845).
Duke of Wellington, K,G, James Hall.
Editor of the " Wellington Despatches ;" enl, the Army, 1808 ; served in
the Peninsular War ; led a forlorn hope at trie assault of Ciudad Rodrigo, and

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took the Governor prisoner; distinguished himself in the battle of Waterloo,
where he was severely wounded ; acted for many years as Priv, Sec to the
p, of WeUington, who entrusted lo him trie editing of his Despatches, and
app, him Dep.-Lieut, of the Tower, in recognition of his services ; d,
25 Dec, 1845,
Half-length, standing to I. ; holding banner in r, hand, sword in I, ;
in costume as Esquire to the Duke of Wellington as Knight of the Bath,
Dated al back " 1837." Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
412 LETITIA ELIZABETH LANDON, MRS. McLEAN
"L. E. L." (1802- 1838).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Daniel Maclise, R.A. Daniel Maclise, R.A.
Poetess; dau. of an army agent; b. at Chelsea, 1802; became known
under her initials " L. E. L." by conlrib. to the " Literary Gazette," and trie
Annuals ; pub. the poems, " The Improvisatrice," " The Troubadour," " The
Golden Violet," &c., the novels, " Romance and Reality," " Ethel ChurchiU,"
&c. ; marr. in 1838, George M'Lean, Gov, of Cape Coast Castle; d, soon
after her arrival there, 15 October, 1838.
Half-length, miniature size. Signed with monogram, " D, M^C." Pencil,
paper, 17 X 14 in,
413 LIEUT. JAMES HOLMAN, R.N. (1791-1857).
Royal Society. George Chinnery.
Known as the "Blind Traveller;" b. 1791 ; ent. the Navy as first-class
volunteer, and rose to the rank of Lieut.; invalided and lost his sight,
1 8 10; app. a naval Kt. at Windsor; could not bear the quiet, inactive life
there ; resolv. on travelling, and in spite of his blindness, carr. out his resol. ;
undertook a long series of travels through N. and S.W, Europe, which he
'descr, in as many books ; relat, his princip, journey through Africa, Asia,
Australasia, and America, in his "Voyage round trie World," 1834; afterw,
travelled through E. Europe; d, 1857,
Half-length, seated, small size, holding stick in r, hand. Marked at
back "Geo, Chinnery, Canton, China," Canvas, 12 X 10 in.

No. 5. CENTRAL HALL (Nos. 414 to 434).
4x4 SIR ALEXANDER BURNES, Kt. (1805- 1841).
Mr. John Murray. Daniel Maclise, R,Au
B. at Montrose, 1805 ; went as cadet in trie army to India, 1821 ; disting.
himself by his proficiency in Persian and Hindustani; empl, as interpreter
in different parts of India; assist, polit. agent at Culch, 1829; sent lo convey
presents from the K. of Engl, to Lahore and Scinde, 1831, and explored the
geography of the Indus; in 1832 made an exped to Central Asia, described
in his " Travels into Bokhara ;" Knighted and Lieut.-Col. 1835 ; polit. agent
al Cabool, 1839; assassinated there, 2 Nov. 1841
FuU-length, small size ; seated on the ground in Oriental fashion and
costume. Canvas, 18 X 14 in.
415 JOHN AYRTON PARIS, M.D. (1785-1856).
Royal College of Physicians. Charles Scottowe.
Physician; b. 1785; educ, at Caius Coll, Camb,; FeU, of the Roy. CoU.
of Physic, 1814; Pres, of the College, 1844; d. 1856,
Three-quarter size ; sealed lo 1, in arm-chair ; book in 1, hand ; inkstand
on table to his 1. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.

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416 SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, Kt. (1786-1847).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. John Murray. John Jackson, R.A.
Arctic Discov,; b, at Spilsby, Lincolnsh, 1786; ent, the Navy, 1800; pres.
at the bait, of Copenhagen, 1801 ; accomp. Flinders on his expedit, to Aus
tralia ; disting, himself at Trafalgar, 1805 ; and at New Orleans, 1814 ; explor.
the Arctic coasts of N, America, 1818-19 and 1825 ; was knighted; held for
seven years the Governorsh, of Van Diemen's Land ; sailed on an expedit. lo
discover the N,W. Passage witri the " Erebus " and " Terror," May, 1845 ; d.
on board his ship off Point Felix, in the Arctic Ocean, 11 June, 1847; his
fate and that of his expedition were, after many fruitless endeavours, dis
covered in 1857, by the expedition under Sir Leopold M'Clinlock,
Bust, looking to r, ; naval uniform ; telescope in 1, hand. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
417 SIR ROBT. HENRY SALE, K.C.B, (1782-1845).
Colonel Mulock, C.B. H. Moseley.
Known as the "Hero of Jellalabad;" son of Col, Sale, of the East India
Com,'s ser, ; b, 1782 ; ent, the Army, 1795 ; serv, at the siege of Seringapatam,
1799; the storming of trie lines of Travancore, 1809; the capture of the
Mauritius, 1816, and of Rangoon, 1824; app, to command a brigade in the
Affghan war, 1838; compelled Dost Mahommed to surrender, 1840; forced
trie Khoord Cabool Pass; maint, himself in Jellalabad, during the disastrous
retreat from Affghanislan, and totally defeat, the Affghans under Akbar Khan,
April, 1842; recov, Cabool; receiv, the thanks of Pari, for his services; fell
in the battle of Moodkee, 18 Dec. 1845,
Three-quarter size, standing ; military uniform, with sword in his hands,
fort of Jellalabad in distance. Canvas, 56 x 44 in, ;
418 SIR JOHN RICHARDSON, SIR J AS. CLARK ROSS,
AND SIR FRANCIS BEAUFORT, in a group
PICTURE OF THE ArCTIC CoUNCIL.
Mr. John Barrow, Stephen PeaRce.
Sir John Richardson, Kt, (1787-1865), — Arctic discoverer, physician
and naturalist ; b, at Dumfries, 1787 ; stud, med, at Edinb, ; ent, trie navy
as assisl,-surgeon, 1807 ; accomp. Sir John Franklin as surgeon and natural
ist on his two overland expedit, to the Arctic regions, in 18 19 and 1825 ;
physic, to Melville Hosp, Chalriam, 1828, and to Haslar Hosp, Gosport,
1838 ; knigrited, 1846 ; undertook an expedit, in searcri of Sir John Franklin,
1848-49 ; retir, from trie serv, 1855 ; auth, of "Fauna Boreah-Americana,"
" The Polar Regions," &c, ; d, 5 June, 1865,
Sir James Clark Ross (1800-62), — Antarctic discover, ; nephew of Sir
John Ross ; b, in London, 1800 ; ent, the navy ; accomp, his uncle and Sir
Edw, Parry on five successive voyages of discovery lo the Arctic regions ;
command, the " Erebus" on a scientific expedition lo the Antarctic Ocean,
1839-43 ; receiv, the gold medal of the Geograph, Soc, for his services, and
was knighted on his return ; pub, a narrative of his expedit, 1847 ; comm,
an expedit in search of Sir John Franklin, 1848 ; d, 3 Aprilj 1862,
Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort, K,C,B, ; b, 1774 ; entered the Navy,
1787 ; severely wounded in capturing the " San Josef" 1800 ; made several
surveys ; F,R,S, ; Hydrographer lo the Admiralty, 1832 ; influential in
promoting Arctic exploration ; d, Dec, 17, 1857,
Three-quarter size figures ; Sir Francis Beaufort seated in centre at table.
Canvas, 47 x 73 in,
419 ADMIRAL SIR JOHN ROSS, K,C.B. (1777-1856).
Mr. C. Pearson. Fa.ulkner, Senior.
Arctic Discoverer; son of a clergyman; b, al Balsarroch, 1777; enl, the

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Navy, and served with distinction through the French wars ; undertook with
Sir Edward' Pariry in l8r8, the Expedit, 10 Baffin's Bay, which he described
in his "Voyage of Discovery in search of a N, W, Passage;" Comm, another
AYclic expedition, 1829-33; knighted on his return; Consul at Stockholm,
1839-45 ; again sailed for the Arctic Ocean in search of Sir John Franklin,
1850; returned, 1851; d. 1856.
; Half-length, standing ; 1, hand resting on table ; dark cloak, wearing
several decorations. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
420 SIR JOHN BARROW, Bt. F.R.S, (1764-1848).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Murray, John Jackson, R,A.
' Traveller; b, near Ulverston, Lancash, 19 June, 1764; mathemal, leach.
al Greenwich; Sec. of embassy lo China under Ld, Macartney, 1792; priv.
sec, lo Ld, Macartney, and Audit.-Gen, of Publ, Accts, at the Cape of Good
Hope, 1797-1803; sec, to the Admlly, 1804-45; crea, Bart, 1835; i^i his
official posit, il constant advocate of trie great voyages of discov, undertaken
during the pres, century ; auth, of " Travels in China," " Voyage lo Cochin
China," " Life of Lord Macartney," &c, ; d. 23 Nov. 1848.
Bust, looking to 1.; black coat, white cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
421 FLORENTIA WYNCH, LADY SALE (1787-1853).
London Tavern Company. Clint.
Dau. of Robert Wynch, Esq, ; b. 13 Aug, 1787; marr, Capt, R. H. Sale,
afterw. Sir Robt. (No. 417), 1809 ; accompanied him on trie campaign in
Affghanislan, 1841 ; with other officers' wives fell into trie riands of Akbar
Khan; excited general admiration by trie spirit witri which she bore her
captivity; rescued aft. trie relief of Jellalabad, when she rejoin, her husband ;
d. al Green Point, Cape of Good Hope, 6th July, 1853.
Three-quarter size ; seated lo I. in arm-chair ; Jellalabad in distance.
Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
422 ADM. SIR WM. EDW. PARRY, Kt. (1790-1855).
Captain Coote, R.N. Hayter.
Famous in the. annals of Arctic discovery; b. at Ba,th, 19 Dec. 1790;
ent. the navy, 1803 ; accomp. Sir John Ross on riis expedition lo the Polar
Sea, 1 818; sailed in command of trie "Hecla"and "Griper," lo discover
the N, W. Passage, 1819; engaged at different limes on other voyages of
discovery in the Arctic regions; Knigrited, 1829; Commissioner in New
South Wales, 1830-35; Rear-Adm, 1852; Lieut-Gov, of Greenwich Hosp.
1853; d, at Ems, 8 July, 1855,
Bust to 1, ; naval uniform, furred cloak. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
423 CAPT. FREDK. MARRYAT, R.N. C,B. (1792-1848).
Mr, William P. Lindsay. Dixon.
Novehsl; b, in Lond, 10 July, 1792; ent, the Navy, 1806; served under
Ld. Cochrane at Aix Roads and in the Walcheren expedit, ; disting. himself
in the American war, 18 14, when he cut out four vessels in Bostoii Bay, pro
moted to the rank of Capt, and C,B, for his services in the Burmese war,
1823; decUned an offer lo take trie Comm,-in- Criief of the Brazilian Fleet,
1839; known as an author by his descriptions of naval life and character in
the novels— "The Naval Officer," " Peter Simple," " Midshipman Easy,"
&c, ; also pub, a " Code of Signals " for the Mercantile Marine ; d, at Lang-
ham, Norfolk, 9 Aug, 1848,
Bust; seated, resting head on r, hand. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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424 RICHARD BRIGHT, M.D. (1789-1858).
LENT BY PAINTER.
College of Physicians. F. R. Say.
B. in Bristol, Sept. 1789; stud, al Edinb. University and Guy's Hospital,
London; gradua. as M.D. 1813; Iravell. in Germany and Holland, 1814-15 ;
Licent, of trie Coll, of Priysicians, 1816; Physician to Guy's Hospital, 1824;
F, R, C, P. 1832; gained a wide reputation by his researches concern, renal
diseases, and the disco veiy of the disease named after him; d, 15 Sept. 1858.
Half-lengtri, sealed lo r. ; full face, book in I, hand. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
425 ADM. SIR GEO, COCKBURN, G.C.B. (1771-1853).
United Service Club. T. W. Mackay {Copy).
B, in London, 1771; enter, the Navy, 1783; Capt 1794; Command, the
" Minerva" in the battle of St, Vincent, 1797 ; reduced the Island of Mar
tinique, 1809, for which he receiv, the thanks of Pari, ; serv, with distinction
in trie Amer, War, 1814 ; conv, the Emp, Napoleon in the " Northumberland"
to St, Helena, 1815; M,P, for Portsmouth, and Ld, of the Admir. 1818 and
1828; Comm. on the W. Indian and N. American Stations, 1832-36; Sen.
Ld. of the Admiralty, 1841-46; d. 1853.
Full-length, standing ; naval uniform, cocked hal, resting r. hand on
sword; buildings on fire in background. Signed "T. W. Mackay, 1851."
Canvas, 95 X 58 in.
426 RICHARD FORD (1796-1858).
Mrs. Ford. Antonio Chatelain.
Auth. and Connoisseur; b. in Lond. 1796; educ. al Winchester, and Trin.
Coll, Oxf; called lo the bar, 1819, but never practised his prof ; travelled
rnuch on trie Conl, particularly in Spain ; formed collec of pictures and rare
books; finally settled at Heavilree, near Exeter; wrote for the "Quarterly
Review;" pub, his "Handbook of Spain;" d, i Sept, 1858,
Bust; resting head on r. riand. " Mt. 44, painted al Rome, 1844."
Canvas, 24 X 19 in,
427 LIEUT. EDWARD HOWARD, R.N. ( -1841).
Miss Howard. S. S. Osgood.
Naval Novelist ; wrote trie novels, " Raltlin trie Reefer," " Outward
Bound," and " The Old Commodore ;" also a Biography of Admiral Sir
Sidney Smitri ; d, 30 Dec, 1841,
Half-lengtri, seated, leaning with clasped hands on trie back of criair.
Canvas, 36 -X 28 in,
428 WILLIAM PROUT, M,D. (1786-1850).
Coll. of Physicians. H. W. Phillips,
Priysician; b, in Gloucestersri, 1786; graduated al Edinb,; settled in
London; was elect, F.R,S, ; made valuable researches in pathology and
chemistry ; wrote the Bridgewater treatise on " Chemistry and Meteorology •"
" On the nature and treatment of Slomacri and Renal Diseases," &c. ; d. 1850.
Bust ; looking to r. Oval, canvas, 30 X 25 in,
429 EDWD. MALTBY, BP. OF DURHAM (1770-1859).
Bishop of Durham. Sir W. Beechey, R.A.
Scriolar and Divine ; b, 1770; Bp, of Chichester, 1831 ; translat. lo Dur-

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ham, 1836; pub, "Illustrations of the Truth of the Christian Religion," "Ser
mons," &c. ; Gr, Gradus ; resigned Bishoprick, 1857 ; d, 3 July, 1859,
Three-quarter size, standing al table ; episcopal robes, book in I. hand,
eye-glass in r. Signed " W, B. 1832." Canvas, 56 X 44 in,
430 BENJAMIN HICK, C.E. (1790-1842).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Hick, George Patten, A.R.A.
One of the leading Engineers of his lime in Lancash,; b, 1790; invented
the invert, cup of the hydraulic press and radial drilling machine ; designed
many of the public buUdings in Bolton; d. 1842,
Half-length, sealed to r, ; full face, dark dress. Canvas, 44 x 35 in,
431 JOHN BRAHAM (1774-1856).
Frances, Countess Waldegrave. Geo. P. A. Heaiy.
Singer and Composer; b. in London, 1774; taught singing by^Leoni ;
appear, as a public singer at the age of ten ; afterw, stud, under Rauzzini at
Bath ; made his d^bul allhe Opera, Drury Lane, 1796; achiev, great success
as one of the principal singers al the Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with
which he was connected for many years, from 1801 ; composed songs and
melodramas ; opened St, James's Theatre as an Opera Ho, 1836 ; d, 1856.
FuU-length, standing ; theatrical costume ; looking up to 1, as singing in
character of the " PostiUon." Canvas, 78 X 48 in,
432 DANIEL O'CONNELL, M.P. (1775-1847).
National Bank. Sir David Wilkie, R.A
B, at Cahirciveen, Kerry, 6 Aug, 1775 ; educ, at the Catholic Seminaries
of St. Omer and Douay; stud, in the Temple, 1794; caUed lo the Irish Bar,
1798; rose to national influence as an orator and patriot, by his struggle for
Catholic Emancipation, 1809-28; elect. M,P, for the Co, of Clare, 1828, but
excluded from the Ho, of Commons on account of his disability as a Cathol. ;
admit, after the pass, of the Catri, ReUef Bill, Feb, 1830; commenced riis Re
peal agitation, 1831; formed an alliancewitri trie Whigs under Ld, Melbourne,
and caused the defeat of the Tories on the Tithes BiU, 1834-35 ; renewed the
Repeal agitation on the return of the Tories lo office, 1841 ; proceed, against
by Govern, on the eve of the Monster Meeting at Clonlarf, and condemn, to
imprisonment and fine, 1843; restored to liberty through trie reversion of riis
sentence by the Ho, of Lords, 1844; lost influence during his latter years by
the opposition of the Physical-Force Parly ; d, on a pilgrimage to Rome, at
Genoa, 15 May, 1847,
FuU-Iength, standing in front of a sofa ; looking to r, ; black dress,
crimson-lined cloak; Canvas, 94 x 58 in,
433 GENERAL ROWLAND HILL, ist VISC. HILL
(1772-1842).
United Service Club. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
General ; 2nd son of Sir Jn. Hill, Barl. ; b. al Hawkstone, Salop, 1 1 Aug.
1772; educ, al the Milit, Acad, at Slrasburg; ent, trie Army, 1790; Aide-
de-Camp lo Ld, Mulgrave at the siege of Toulon, 1793 ; Col, in the Egypt.
campaign, 1801-3; disting, himself in the Peninsular War, wriere he comm.
an Army corps ; defeat. Gen, Girard at Arroyo de Molinas, and conquered
the fortress of Almarez ; covered the line of communication at Waterloo ;
raised to the Peerage, 18 14; promot, fuU Gen. 1825; Gov, of Portsmouth,
1827; Comm, -in-Chief of the Army, 1828-42; retired on ace, of iU health;
d, 10 December, 1842.
FuU-length, standing near rocks, looking lo 1, ; mUitary uniform, ribbon
K,C,B. co.cked-hal in r, hand. Painted, 1844, Canvas, 94 X 58 in.

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434 JOHN KAYE, BP. OF LINCOLN (1783-1853).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Bishop of Lincoln. Samuel Lane.
B. at Hammersmith, 1783; educ, at Camb, where he obtained first-class
honours in classics and mathematics; Mast, of Chr. Coll. 1814; D.D, 1815;
Regius Prof of Divinity, 1816; Bp, of Bristol, 1820 ; Bp, of Lincoln, 1827;
eminent as a writer on Ecclesiastical History; author of "Account of the
Writings and Opinions of Clement of Alexandria," "Athanasius and the
Council of Nice," &c, ; d, 1853,
Three-quarter size, sealed in large chair ; episcopal robes. Lincoln
Cathedral in distance lo his 1, Canvas, 55 X 44 in.

No. 6. WESTERN GALLERT (Nos. 435 to 549).
435 JOHN LINDLEY, Ph.D. F.R.S. (1799-1865.)
R. HoRT. Society. E. U. Eddis.
Botanist; b, 1799, at Cation, near Norwich; assist Mr, Loudon in his
" Encyclop, of Plants ; " Prof of Botany in the Univ. of London ; advocated
the Nat, Syst, of Bot, in his " Vegetable Kingdom," and other valua. works ;
rec, the Copley gold medal; d, Nov, i, 1865.
Half-length, seated in arm-chair ; full face ; sprig of wild rose in 1, hand.
Canvas, 44 X 34 in,
436 CHARLES KEAN as « Richard III." (1811-1868).
Mrs. Kean. Head by Edward Opie.
Tragic Actor; son of Edmund Kean ; b, at Waterford, 18 June, l8u;
performed first at Drury Lane, 1827, as "Young Norval," then on the Con
tinent ; in 1839 made a tour to America, where he achieved his greatest suc
cess as "Master Waller" in the "Hunchback;" marr. Miss Ellen Tree,
1842 ; went on a second tour to America with Mrs, Kean, 1845 ; gained the
highest distinct, as manager of the Princess's Theatre, London, by his revival
of Shakespeare's dramas, 1850-59 ; went with Mrs, Kean on a tour to Australia
and the United Stales, 1863; returned to Engl, 1866; d, 22 Jan, 1868,
Half-lenglri, standing ; crimson dress, plumed cap in r. hand. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
437 SIR WM. JACKSON HOOKER, Kt. (1785-1865).
Linnean Society. S. Gambardella.
For portrait and biography, see No, 464,*
438 RT. HON. SIR HENRY POTTINGER, Bt. G.C.B.
(1789-1856).
Sir Henry Pottinger, Bt. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
General and Diplomatist; b, 1789; went as Cadet to India, 1804; dis
ting, himself in a long course of serv, ; rose lo the rank of Maj,-Gen, and
Barl, at the close of the Affghan war, 1839; Envoy Extraord, to China, 1841 ;
concluded trie treaty terminal, the Opium war, 1842; G,C,B. and Gov. of
Hongkong, 1843-44; returned lo Engl, and made Priv, Coun, 1844; Gov. of
trie Cape of Good Hope, 1846-9; Gov, andComm,-in-Criief of trie Presidency
of Bombay, 1850-54; finally ret, to England; d, 18 March, 1856,
Full-length ; seated at table, holding draft of treaty of Nankin ; ribbon
and star K,C,B. ; Chinese landscape in distance to his r. Canvas, 87 X 59 in.

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439 HENRY, FIELD-MARSHAL VISCT. HARDINGE
AND STAFF (1785-1856).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Hardinge. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Son of the Rev. Henry Hardinge, rector of Stanhope, Durham; b. 1795 ;
enl, the Army at 13; serv. through the Penins, War; disting. himself at
Vimeira, Corunna, Albuera, Vittoria ; Engl, Commiss. at the Prussian head
quarters dur, the Waterloo campaign ; lost his left arm al Ligny ; Clerk of
the Ordn. 1823; Sec-at-War, 1829, 1830, and 1841 ; Gov,-Gen, of India,
1844; successf. terminated the Sikh wars, 1845-48; crea. Visct, Hardinge
of Lahore, 1846 ; on his return Mast,-Gen. of the Ordn. and, after the death
of the D. of Wellington, Comm,-in- Chief, 1852; Field-Marsh. 1854; d, 1856.
Full-length ; smaU figures on horseback, on the field of Ferozhuhur ; Lord
Hardinge in military uniform mounted on while horse. Canvas, 37 X 55 in.
440 WM, PARSONS, 3RD E. OF ROSSE, K.P. (1800-1867).
Royal Society. Catterson Smith, R.H.A.
Sonof Laurence Parsons, 2ndE,;b. 17 June, 1800, at York; enl, Trin, Coll.
Dublin, 1818; Mag. Coll, Oxf 1819; graduated as a first-class in Mathem,
Honours, 1822; M,P. for King's Co, 1823-39; succ lo the title, 1845; sat
for some time as repres. Peer for Irel, ; in later years, entirely devol, himself
to Astronomy ; construct, at Birr Castle his celebrat. Reflector, 52 feet long,
6 feet in diam,, by which many new nebulae were discov, and others resolved,
that until then had resisted all instruments; Pres, of the Brit, Associat.
1843; Pres, of the Roy, Soc. 1849-54; honoured by aU learned Societies of
Europe; d, I Nov, 1867,
• Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair ; black dress, ribbon and star of
K.P. Canvas, 52 X 46 in,
441 EDMUND, ADM. LORD LYONS (1790-1858).
Duchess of Norfolk. - L. Dickinson.
Son of John Lyons, Esq,; b, al Burton, near Christchurch, 1790; ent,
the navy, 1 801; distin, himself as Lieut, of the " Barracouta," in the operat.
against the Dutch in Java ; Commander, 1812; Captain, 1828; employed on
the Mediterranean station till 1835, when he entered the diplomatic service;
Ambass. al Athens, 1835-49; al Berne, 1849-51 ; at Stockholm, 1851-53;
at the outbreak of the Crimean war, appoint, lo the comm, of the fleet in the
Black Sea, 1853; crea. Baron Lyons for his services there; d, 23 Nov, 1858.
Full-length, standing ; naval uniform, 1. arm extended ; signed, " L,
Dickinson, 1855," Canvas, 94 X 58 in.
442 THOMAS ELLIOTSON, M.D. (1800-1850).
College of Physicians. James Ramsay,
B, 1800 ; Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, 1833 ; d. 1850.
Half-length ; seated in arm-chair, looking to r. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
443 ALGERNON PERCY, 4TH D. of NORTHUMBER
LAND, K.G. (1792-1865).
Duke of Northumberland. Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.
Only bro, of Hugh, 3rd D, ; b. 15 Dec, 1792 ; ent, the Navy, in which he
rose to the rank of Admiral; raised to the Peeragp as Baron Prudhoe, 1816;
First Ld, of the Adm, 1852 ; K,G, 1853 ; known as Pres, of many charitable

go Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
Institutions, and a patron of Science and Art; d, at Alnwick Castle, 12 Feb.
1865 ; bu, in Westminster Abbey.
Bust ; looking to r,, peer's robes. Painted 1848. Oval, canvas, 30 x 25 in.
444 RT. HON. SIR GEO. CORNEWALL LEWIS, Bt.
(1806-1863).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. Sir G. F. Lewis, Bt. . Henry Weigall.
Statesman and Scholar; son of Sir Thomas F, Lewis, ist Barl, ; b. in
London, 21 April, 1806 ; educ, at Eton and Oxf ; commenced his literary
career in 1828, as contributor lo the " Classical Journal" and the "Foreign
Quarterly Review ;" member of the commission on the Irish Church, 1831 ;
advocated the abolition of the State Church in Ireland, 1836 ; succeeded his
father as Criief Commissioner of Poor Law Board, 1839 ; M,P. for Hereford,
and Sec, of trie Board of Control, 1847 ; Under Sec, of the Home Depart, 1848 ;
Sec, of trie Treasury, 1850; Chanc, of the Excheq, 1855-58; Home Sec.
1*859-61 ; Secretary for War, 1861-63 ; continued his literary and scientific
labours throughout his political career ; pub, " Inquiry into the Credibility of
Early Roman History," " Essay on the Origin and Formation of the Romance
Languages," "Historical Survey of the Astronomy of the Ancients," " Dialogue
on the best form of Government," &c, ; d, at Harplon Court, Radnor,
13 April, 1863.
Full-length, sealed near library table ; I, hand resting on book. Canvas,
76 X 50 in,
445 GEN. SIR JAMES OUTRAM, Bt. G.C.B. (1803-63).
Mr. Thos. Brigstocke. Thos. Brigstocke.
General and Administrator; b, in Derbysh, 29 Jan. 1803; educ. at Maris
chal Coll. Aberdeen ; went as Cadet to India, 1819; Aide-de-Camp to Ld.
Keane, 1838; Political Agent at Guzerat, Commiss. in Upper Scinde, and
Resident al Hyderabad, Sattara, and Lucknow, 1839-42 ; Resident at Baroda
and Bombay, 1847; Criief Commiss. of Oude, 1856; Lieut-Gen,'and Comm.
of Division in trie Persian war, 1857 ; succ. Sir Henry Lawrence as Resident
at Lucknow during trie Mutiny; crea, Bart and G,C,B, for riis disting, ser
vices, 1859; returned to Engl, 1859; d, at Pau, 11 Marcri, 1863,
. To waist ; full face, riead only coloured ; study for portrait in Oriental
Club, Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
446 GEN. SIR THOS. ST. VINCENT H. C. TROU
BRIDGE, Bt. C.B. (1815-1867).
Dowager Lady Troubridge. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Son of' Adml. Sir Edw. Thomas Troubridge, 2nd Bl. ; b. 1815; ent. the
Army, 1835 I serv. as Maj, with trie 7th Fusileers in the Crimea; disting, him
self at the b, of Inkerman, where he lost both his feel; app, C,B,, Lieut-
Col,, A,D,C, to the Queen, and Dep, Adj,-Gen, to the Forces; d, 2 Oct, 1867.
Head, looking lo 1. ; dark dress. Panel, 24 X 20 in.
447 BENJAMIN TRAVERS, F.R.S. (1782-1858).
Miss Travers. C. R. Leslie, R.A.
Surgeon; son of a merchant in London ; b. 1782 ; entered his father's
business, but taking a dislike lo mercantile pursuits, was apprent. lo Sir
Aslley Cooper ; became Demonstrator of Anatomy at Guy's Hospital, 1808 ;
Surg, to the Ophlrialmic Hosp, 1810; F,R,S, 1813; Presid, of the Medico-

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Chirurg. Soc 1827, and of the Roy, Coll. of Surgeons, 1847 ; Sergeant-Surg.
to the Queen, 1857 ; d, 6 March, 1858.
Three-quarter, small size ; sealed to r. in arm-chair, beside writing-table,
in library, with book in r. hand. Canvas, 24 X 19 in. Painted 1843.
-448 SIR JAS. COSMO MELVILL, K.C.B. (1792-1861).
lent by painter,
Mr. j. C. Melvill. E. U. Eddis,
Son of PhiUp MelviU, Esq., some time Gov, of Pendennis Castle, Corn
wall, and brother of Sir Peter MelviU, Mil. Sec, al Bombay ; b, 1792 ; ent.
the service of the East India Comp, and for 30 years held the office of Sec.
to the Comp, at the India House ; created K,C,B. for his disting. services ;
d, at Tandridge Court, Godstone, 23 July, 1861,
¦ Half-length ; standing, hands folded. Canvas, 44 x 34 in.
449 SHOOTING PARTY at RANTON ABBEY,
STAFFORDSHIRE.
Earl of Lichfield. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Portraits of the E, of Seflon, E. of Uxbridge, E, of Lichfield, Viscount
Melbourne, Viscount Anson, and keepers, at the Shooting Lodge of the E, of
Lichfield. . Full-length small-size figures, in shooting costumes, with guns and
shooting ponies ; game-cart in background lo the r. Canvas, 58 x 81 in,
450 GEN. HON. SIR GEORGE CATHCART (i 794-1854).
Earl Cathcart. Gooderson.
Youngest son of Earl Cathcart; b, in London, 1794; educ. al Eton and
Edinb. Univ.; commenc. his military career in the 2nd Life Guards, 18 10;
accomp. his father as aide-de-camp lo St. Petersburg, 18 12; present as
Staff-officer al many battles in Germany and France, 1813; Aide-de-camp
to the D. of Wellington at Quatrebras and Waterloo ; accomp. the Duke
to the Congress of Aix-la-Chap. 1818, and Verona, 1822; served with distinc.
in Nova Scotia, Bermuda, Jamaica, and Canada, 1828-37; appoint. Gov. of
the Cape of Good Hope, 1852; speedily lerrnin. the Kaffir war; took com-
maiid of 4th Division of the British Army in the Crimea; fell in the battle of
Inkerman, 5 Nov. 1854,
Half-length, standing ; mUitary uniform and cloak. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
45 1 JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY, LD. LYNDHURST
(1772-1863).
Mr. G. F. Watts, R.A, G. F. Watts, R.A.
Ld. Chanc. and Statesman ; son of J. S. Copley, the painter, whose father
had emigrated from Irel. to the United Stales; b. at Boston, U. S, 21 May,
1772 ; came to Engl, 1774 ; first stud, for his father's profess, al the R, Acad.
then entered at Camb, 1794; caUed to the bar, 1804; Ch, Just, of Chester,
1817; M,P, for Yarmouth, 1818; Sol, Gen, 1819; engaged for the Crown on
the trial of Qu, Caroline, 1820; Allor, Gen, 1823; Master of the Rolls, 1826;
opposed Cathol, Emancipa,; became Ld, Chan. 1828; Ch, Baron of the
Excheq, 1830-34; opposed the Reform Bill; again Ld, Chan. 1834, and
1841-46; held a high position in the Ho, of Lords till the end of his life;
d, 12 Oct 1863.
Bust ; nearly full face ; in peer's robes. Panel, 24 X 20 in.
452 HENRY PELHAM CLINTON, 5TH DUKE OF
NEWCASTLE (1811-1864).
Duke of Newcastle. G. F. Watts, R.A.
B, in London, 181 1 ; educ, al Eton and Oxf ; M.P. for South Notts, 1832 ;

92 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
Ld, of the Treas, under Sir Robert Peel, 1834; First Comm, of Woods, &c.
1841-46; declared for Free Trade, and joined the Liberals, 1846; succ, to
the Dukedom, 1851; Colon, Sec, 1853; Sec, of War, 1854; again Colon.
See, 1859-64; accompa, the Prince of Wales on his visit to Canada and the
United Stales, i860; d, al Clumber Park, 18 Oct 1864,
Bust to 1, ; seated, dark dress. Panel, 25 X 20 in.
453 SIR FRANCIS THORNHILL BARING, Bt. ist
LORD NORTHBROOK (1796-1866).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lord Northbrook, John Linnell.
Statesman; eld, son of Sir Thomas Baring, Bart, ; b, 20 April, 1796; educ.
at Winchester and Ch, Ch, Oxf ; M,P, for Portsmouth, 1826-65 ; Ld. of the
Treas, 1830; Chan, of the Excheq, 1839-41; First Ld, of the Admlly. 1849-
52; raised lo the Peerage, 1865; d, at Stratlon, 6 Sept, 1866,
Half-length, sealed lo 1, ; book in r, hand, landscape background.
Signed "Jorin Linnell f 1842," Canvas, 44 x 36 in.
454 COLIN CAMPBELL, LORD CLYDE (i 792-1863).
Viscount Burke, M.P. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
General ; son of a joiner in Glasgow ; b. 20 Oct. 1792 ; entered the army,
1808 ; served in the Peninsula, in the American War (18 14-15), and in the
W. Indies ; disting. himself in the Chinese War, at the storming of Tching-
kiang-foo, 1841 ; received the thanks of Pari, and knighted for his services
in trie Sikh War, 1848-49 ; rose to fame as chief of the Highland Brigade in
the Crimea, al the battles of the Alma and Balaclava ; app, Com,-in-Chief in
India, wriere he suppress, the great mutiny, 1857-58 ; crea. Lord Clyde, 1858 ;
returned to Engl, i860 ; Field-marshal, i860 ; d, al Chatham, 14 Aug, 1863.
Full-length, standing ; dark military uniform, cap in 1, hand. Canvas,
94 X 46 in.
455 ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER (1786-1860).
Mrs. Jodrell. W. W. Simpson.
. Son of Capt, the Hon, Charles Napier, R,N, ; b. al Falkirk, 6 March,
1786; ent the Navy, 1800; Lieut, 1805 ; Post-Capt, 1809; assisted at the
conquest of Martinique, 1 8 10; distinguish, himself as a volunteer in the Pen
insular war and al Naples, 1811-12 ; served in trie American war, 1814 ; enl.
trie service of Don Pedro of Brazil, and established Donna Maria on the
Portuguese Irirone- by his victory over the fleet of Don Miguel, 1833 ; suc
cessfully terminated the Turko- Egyptian war, as Comm, of the English
squadron on trie coast of Syria, by trie defeat of Mehemed Aii, 1840 ; M,P.
for Marylebone, 1842 ; active in improving trie condition of trie seamen ;
Comm, of the Channel Fleet, 1847; Comm,-in-Chief of the Baltic Fleet al
the outbreak of the Crimean war, 1854 ; resigned his command and became
M,P, for Southwark, 1855 ; Adm, of trie Blue, 1858 ; d, at Merchislon Hall,
Hants, 6 Nov, i860.
Bust; naval uniform, ribbon K,C,B,, and badges of various foreign
orders. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
456 IIEN. JN. TEMPLE, VISC. PALMERSTON, K.G.
(1784-1865).
Viscountess Palmerston. John Partridge.
Son of Henry, 2nd Visct, Palmerston; b, at Broadlands, Hants, 20 Oct.
1784; educ, al Harrow, Edinb, and Camb,; succ. lo the title, 1802; M.P.

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for Bletchingley, 1806; Ld. of the Adm. 1807; Sec. at War, 1809; kept this
post under a succession of Ministries till 1828 ; separated himself from the
Tories on the question of Catholic Emancipation ; Min. for Foreign Affairs
under Ld. Grey and Ld. Melbourne, 1831-41, and again under Ld. Russell,
1846-51 ; resign. 1851 ; resumed office as Home Min. under Ld. Aberdeen,
1853; Prime Min. 1855-58, and 1860-65; one of the most' popular stales-
men of his lime; d. al Brocket Hall, Herts, 18 Oct 1865 ;bu. in West
minster Abbey.
Full-length, standing ; full face, 1. hand resting on writing-table, star
and ribbon of the Bath. Canvas, 95 X 59 in. Presented to Lady Palmer
ston by Members of the House of Commons, 1850.
457 MEET OF H.M. STAG-HOUNDS on ASCOT HEATH.
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl of Chesterfield. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Portraits of the D. of Beaufort, Count D'Orsay, Ld, Adolphlis Fitz-
clarence. Earl of Chesterfield Master of the Buckhounds, Ld, Fred, Fitz-
clarence, G, Wombwell, Esq,, Sir Horace Seymour, E, of Errol, Hon. G,
"Anson, Ld. A, Paget, F. Grant, Esq,, &c,, with a view of the racecourse and
kennels, FuU-Ienglh small-size figures, in hunting dress, with horses and 13J
couples of stag-hounds. Canvas, 42 x 72 in.
458 RT. HON. SIR EDMUND W. HEAD, Bt. K.C.B.
(1805-1868)-
Merton College, Oxford. Henry Weigall.
Son of the Rev. Sir John Head, Bart ; b. 1805 ; educ. at Winchester and
Oriel CoU. Oxf where he graduated as a first-class in classics ; app. Poor
Law Commiss, 1838; Gov. of New Brunswick, 1847; Gov,-Gen, of Canada,
1854; resign. 1861; pub. a "Handbk. of Spanish Painters," "Two Chapters
•on ShaU and Will," &c. ; d. 28 Jan. 1868.
Half-length, seated, fuU face ; dark fur-lined overcoat, badge K.C.B.
Canvas, 48 X 38 in.
459 JOSEPH HUME, M.P, (1777-1855).
Mrs. Hume. Geo. P. A. Healy.
Politician and Financial Reformer; b, at Montrose, 1777 ; studied for the
medical prof in Montrose and Edinb, and graduated as M,D, 1796; app;
surg, in the service of the East India Co, 1799; Interpreter, Paymaster, and
Postmaster, dur, the Mahratta war, 1803; ret. to Engl, 1808; trav, on the
Cont. tUl 1810 ; enl. Pari, as mem. for Weymouth, 1812 ; M.P. for Montrose,
1818, for Middlesex, 1830-37, for Montrose, 1842-55; throughout his polit
career a zealOus promoter of financial and Pari, reform, national education,
and free trade; d. at Burnley Hall, Norfolk, 20 Feb. 1855.
Half-length, seated to 1. ; resting 1. hand on table, on which are two Pari.
reports. Dated at back " Augl. 1849." Canvas, 45 X 34 in.
460 GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER, ist EARL
GRANVILLE (1773-1846),
Earl Granville, K.G, Sir Thomas Lawrence, P,R.A,
Diplomatist; younger son of the ist Marq, of Stafford, and father of the
present E, ; b. 12 Oct, 1773; ent the diplomatic serv,; was ambass, lo St,
Petersburg and Paris; marr, Henrietta Eliz, dau, of trie D, of Devonsh.
24 Dec, 1809; d, 8 Jan, 1846,
FuU-length ; standing, leaning on base of column covered with crirnson
drapery ; full face ; black dress ; s. of arms lo the 1, Canvas, 94 X 57 in.

94 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
461 RICHARD COBDEN, M.P. (1804-1865).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mrs. Cobden. Bean.
Son of a farmer; b, at Dunford, near Midhursl, 3 June, 1804; during his
early years a Merchant's Clerk and Commer, Traveller ; partner of a Cotton
firm in Manchester, 1830 ; commenced his political career by publishing his
pamphlet on "England, Ireland, and America," 1834; look a leading part
in the formation of the Anti-Corn-law League, 1838; enter. Pari, as Memb,
for Stockport, 1841; foremost among the promoters of Free Trade, Social
Reform, and the doctrines of the Peace Society ; opposed the Crimean and
Chinese Wars; negotia. the Commercial Treaty with France, 1864; declined
all offers of office and honours; d, in London, 2 April, 1865,
Three-quarter, sealed ; miniature size ; leaning head on 1, hand. Oval,
5i X 3i in.
462 ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF WELLING
TON, K.G. (1769-1852).
Countess Dowager of Westmorland. Henry Weigall.
{See No. 194,) FuU-lenglh ; standing ; dark court dress ; ribbon and
star K,G. ; badge of Golden Fleece ; painted from sittings given to the
artist, in 185 1. Canvas, 84 X 49 in.
463 THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY,
LORD MACAULAY (1800-1859).
Rt. Hon. J. E. Denison, M.P. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
{See No, 403,) To waist ; seated, looking to I,, arm over back of chair.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in. Painted in 1853,
464 RT. HON. SIR THOS. FRANKLAND LEWIS, Bt.
(1780-1855).
Lady Frankland Lewis. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Son of John Lewis, Esq, ; b, at Harplon Court, 14 May, 1780 ; marr, in
1805, Harriet, 4lh dau, of Sir Geo, Cornewall, Barl, ; enl. Pari, as member
for Beaumaris, 1812 ; afterwa. sal for Ennis and Radnor ; filled successively
the offices of Sec. of the Treasury, Treas. of the Navy, Vice-Pres. of the Bd. Of
Trade, and Commiss. of the Poor Laws ; crea. a Barl. 1846 ; d. 22 Jan. 1855.
Half-length, seated in arm-chair to r. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
464* SIR WM. JACKSON HOOKER, Kt. (1785-1858).
Linnean Society. S. Gambardella.
Botanist; b. at Norwich, 6 July, 1785; made extensive travels lo collect
plants, 1806-14; Reg, Prof of Botany, at Glasgow, 1820; knighted, 1836;
app. Director of Kew Gardens, 1841 ; edit, the " Botanical Miscellany," and
" Journal of Botany ;" publ, " Tour in Iceland," " Flora Scolica," &c, ; d, at
Kew, 12 August, 1865,
To waist, looking to r, ; dark coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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465 JAMES ANDREW BROUN RAMSAY, ioth E. and
1ST MARQ. OF DALHOUSIE (1812-1860).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lady Susan Bourke. Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A., P.R.S.A.
Statesman; Son of George, 9th E, ; b, 22 April, 1812; M,P, for East
Lothian, 1837 ; succ. to the Peerage, 1838 ; Pres, of the Board of Trade, 1845,;
Gov.-Gen, of India, 1847-56; crea, Marq, of Dalhousie, and of the Punjaub,
1849; during his administration the Sikh wars were terminated, and Pegu,
Nagpore, Berar, and Oude annexed ; resigned on account of declining
health; d. at Dalhousie Castle, 19 December, i86o.
Full-length, standing ; robes as Lord Clerk Register of Scotland, Signed
"J. Watson Gordon, A,R,A, pinxl, 1847," Canvas, 94 X 58 in.
466 HUGH, 2ND E. FORTESCUE, K.G. (1783-1861).
Earl Fortescue. E, U. Eddis.
Son of Hugh, 3rd Baron and ist E, Fortescue; b, 13, Feb. 1783; succ lo
the earldom, 1839; Ld.-Lieut, of Irel, 1839-41 ; d, 14 Sept 1861.
Bust ; profile to 1. ; ribbon and star of K.G. Canvas, 24 X 20 in.
467 WILLIAM BINGHAM BARING, 2nd LORD
ASHBURTON (1799-1864).
Lord Northbrook. After Sir Edwin Landseer, R.A,
Statesman ; son of Rl. Hon. Alexander Baring, ist. Ld. Ashburton; b.
June, 1799; M.P. for Thelford, Winchester, and the N. Div. of Slaffordsh. ;
Sec. of the Bd. of Control, 1841-45; Paymasl. of the Forces and Treas. of
the Navy, 1845-46; succ. his fa,ther, 1848; d. March, 1864.
Three-quarter size ; sealed lo r., reading from a large book on stand.
Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
468 RICHARD COBDEN, M.P. (1804-1865).
Miss Emma A. Novello. Emma A. Novello.
{See No. 461.) Bust, lo r. ; grey hair ; black coat Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
468* GIDEON A. MANTELL, M.D. F.R.S. (1790-1852).
Royal Society. John James Masquerier.
Geologist; b. at Lewes, 1790; stud, for the Medical Profess. ; practised
as a Physician till 1835, after which he devoted himself entirely lo Nat.
History; published "Wonders of Geology," "The Medals of Creation,"
"Thoughts on a Pebble," &c.; his Geological CoU. was purchas. by the
Brit. Mus. for 5000/.; d. 1852.
Bust ; brown coal, red waistcoat ; portion of fossil to his 1. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
469 JOHN CAMPBELL, ist LD. CAMPBELL, Ld. Chan.
(1779-1861).
Mr. G. F. Watts, R.A. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Lawyer and Writer ; b. near Cupar, 1779; stud, at St. Andrews, ent at
Lincoln's Inn; called to the bar, 1803 ; M.P. 1830 ; Sol.-Gen. 1832 ; Att.-Gen.
1834; Baron CampbeU, and Chan, of Irel, 1841 ; Chan, of the Duchy of

96 Reign of Queen Victoria, i 837-1 867.
Lancaster, 1846-50; Ld. Ch, Just. 1850; Ld, Chan. 1853; d. at Kensington,
23 June, 1861, Author of " Lives of the Lord Chancellors," and " Lives of
the Chief Justices,"
Full-length, to the I, ; standing in the House of Peers ; Lord Chancellor's
robes ; seal and mace before him. Panel, 83 x 44 in.
470 JAMES MORIER (1780-1848).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
Traveller and Novelist; b, 1780; made, when young, an extensive
journey through trie East, which he described in his "Travels through
Persia, Armenia, Asia Minor, to Constantinople ;" as British Envoy
in Terieran, 1810-16; publ, after riis return, "A Second Journey to Persia,"
and the novels, "Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan," "Zohrab, or the
Hostage," &c,, containing descriptions of manners, customs, and life in the
East; d, 1848,
To waist, seated at table ; full face ; holding pen, writing materials before
him. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
471 LD. JOHN GEO. BERESFORD, ARCHBISHOP
OF ARMAGH (1773-1862).
Archbishop of Armagh. E. U. Eddis.
B. 1773 ; educ, at Eton and Oxf ; Bp, of Cork, 1805 ; Archbp, of Dublin,
1820; Archbp, of Armagh, and Primate of all Irel, 1822; Chan, of Dublin
Univ. 1 85 1; d. al Auburn, 1862; known for his munif in restoring the
cathedral at Armagh al his own expense.
Three-quarter size ; seated, full face ; episcopal robes, badge of Order
of St. Patrick. Canvas, 55 x 44 in.
472 JAMES RENDEL, F.R.S. (1799-1856).
Mrs. Rendel. W. Boxall, R.A.
CivU Engineer; b, near Dartmoor, Dec, 1799; early employ, by Telford;
made a surv. of the riarbours on trie S, W, coast of Engl, ; settled in Lond.
1838; constructed the docks al Birkenhead and Gl, Grimsby, and the har
bours of refuge at Holyhead and Portland ; was appointed member of the
Internal, Commiss, to examine the practicability of a canal across the Isthm.
of Suez, &c; d, 1856,
To waist; full face, showing 1, hand with scroU of paper; dark dress.
Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
473 THOS. WILDE, 1ST LORD TRURO, LORD
CHANCELLOR (1782-1855).
St. Paul's School. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Son of a solicitor in London; b, 1782 ; educ, at St, Paul's School; articled
to his fatrier; called lo the Bar, 1817 ; took part with Brougham and Denman
in the defence of Qu, Caroline, 182 1 ; Serjt-at-Law, 1824; King's Serjt, 1827 ;
M,P, for Newark, 1831 ; Sol,-Gen, 1839; Alt-Gen, 1841, when he delivered
his celebrated speech on Parliamentary Privilege ; Ch, Just, of trie Common
Pleas, 1846; Ld, Criancellor, 1850-52; d, 1855,
Triree-quarter size, seated ; black official robes and wig ; mace on table
lo his 1, Canvas, 56 X 44 in.

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474 THE MELTON HUNT Going to Draw the Ram's
Head Cover.
LENT BY PAINTER.
DuKE OF Wellington, K.G. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Contain, portraits of the Countess of Wilton in pony phaeton, Hon, Mrs,
ViUiers, Hon. Aug, ViUiers, E, of Wilton, E, of Dariinglon, Sir F, Johnstone,
Bt,, Sir D. Baird, Bt, E, of Rosslyn, Count Batthyany, &c.
Full-length ; small-size figures on horseback, in hunting dress, with hounds.
Canvas, 34 x 60 in.
475 GEORGE PEACOCK, DEAN OF ELY, D.D. F.R.S.
Mr. John F. Elliot. Samuel Lane,
Mathematician and Astronomer ; stud, al Camb. where he was Tutor and
Fellow of Trin. Coll. ; Lowndean Prof of Astronomy. 1836 ; Dean of Ely,
1839; d. 8 Nov. 1858. /- -> .
Three-quarter size, seated lo r. ; book in r. hand; Ely Cathedral in
distance to his r. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
476 RT. HON. THOMAS PEMBERTON LEIGH,
LD. KINGSDOWN (1793-1867).
Mr. Edward Leigh Pemberton. F. R. Say,
Son of Robt, Pemberton, Esq,, Barrister of the Inner Temple; b, 11 Feb,
1793; called lo the Bar, 1816; K.C. 1829; M,P, for Rye, 1831, for Ripon,
1834; Att,-Gen, to the Pr, of Wales, 1841 ; ChanceUor lo the Pr, of Wales,
and Priv, Counc. 1843; raised to the Peerage, 1858; d, unmarr. 7 Oct 1867,
when his Peerage became extinct.
Half-length ; seated at table, with book open to his r. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
477 NASSAU WILLIAM SENIOR (1790-1864).
Mrs. Senior. H. W. Phillips.
Polit. Economist ; b. at Compton, Berks, 1790 ; educ, at Eton and Oxf ;
called to the Bar, 1817 ; Prof of Polit. Economy al Oxf 1825-30, and again
1847-762; Master in Chancery, 1836; sat on Commissions on Poor- Law,
Popular Education, and other subjects ; author of " Outlines of the
Science of Polit, Economy," " Biographical Skelcries," " Essays on Fiction ;"
resigned riis Professorsriip on acct, of ill health, 1862 ; d. al Kensington, 4
June, 1864,
Half-length ; seated lo I. al writing-table, with pen in r, hand ; furred
coat. Canvas, 39 x 32 in.
478 RT. HON. SIDNEY HERBERT, LD. HERBERT
OF LEA (1810-1861),
Lady Herbert of Lea. Sir F. Grant, P.R.A.
Statesman ; 2nd son of George Augustus, nth E. of Pembroke; b, al
Richmond, 16 Sept 1810; educ, at Harrow and Oriel Coll, Oxf ; enl. Pari,
as memb, for South Wilts, 1832 ; joined trie Conservative parly and held the
offices of Secretary lo the Admiralty, 1841, and Sec, of State for War, 1845,
under Sir Robert Peel ; declared for Free Trade, 1846 ; again Secretary at
War under Ld, Aberdeen, 1852-55, and under Ld. Palmerston, 1859-61 ;
introduced many improvements in the administration of the army ; creat.
Ld. Herbert of Lea, Jan. 1861 ; d, from trie effects of over- work, at Wilton,
.2 Aug, 1861,
Half-length, standing, looking to r, ; hal inl, hand, stick in r, ; landscape
background. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.

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479 PETER BARLOW, F.R.S. F.A.S. (1776-1862).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Peter W. Barlow. W. Boxall, R.A.
Mathematician; b. at Norwich, 1776; Prof of Mathematics at the Royal
Milit. Acad. Woolwich, 1807; pub. "New Mathematical and Philosophical
Dictionary," " Essay on Magnetic Attraction," &c. ; resigned his professor
ship, 1847 ; d. 1862.
Half-length ; seated to 1., resting r. hand on arm of chair, and holding
paper. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
480 WILLIAM BUCKLAND, D.D. DEAN OF
WESTMINSTER (1784-1856).
Mr. G. C, Bompas. Thomas Phillips, R,A.
Geologist; b, al Axminsler, 1784; educ, at Winchester and Corp. Chr.
Coll. ; app. Reader in Geology and Mineralogy in Oxf Univ. ; pub. " Vin-
diciae Geologicag," " Reliquiae Diluvianae," " Geology and Mineralogy with
reference to Natural Trieology ;" twice Pres. of the Geological Society; Dean
of Westminster, 1845; d. 1856,
Half-length, standing ; black gown ; holding fossil skull ; ammonite's on
table to his 1. Canvas, 51 X 40 in.
481 MARTIN JOSEPH ROUTH, D.D. (1755-1854).
Rev. John Sedgwick, D.D. Hartmann.
Classical Scholar ; Pres, of Mag, CoU, Oxf; b. at South Elmham, 1755;
educal Magd, Coll, ; FeU, 1776; College Librarian, 1781 ; B,D, 1786; Pres.
of his College, 1791 ; pub, "Reliquiae Sacras;" ed, "Burnet's History of his
Times;" d, 99 years old, 1854,
Half-length, seated; small size, with open book before him; " JEt. 95;
anno 1850." Panel, 14 x 12 in,
482 HUGH MILLER (1802-1856).
Mrs. Miller. William Bonnar, R,S.A.
Poet and Geologist ; son of a coasting trader ; b. al Cromarty, 1802 ;
apprent, to a stone-mason ; edu, himself by private study ; pub, " Poems of
a Stone-mason," 1828 ; obtained an appoint, as accountant in a bank at
Cromarty; pub. "Scenes and Legends from the North of Scotland," 1835.;
became more generaUy known as editor of the " Witness," in which he pub.
his papers on "The Old Red Sandstone," " First Impressions of EngL and
its People," &c. ; afterw. wrote " Footprints of the Creator," " Testimony of
the Rocks," &c. ; d. Dec. 1856.
Three-quarter size, small size, seated to r. on rocks ; plaid over shoulder,
slick in r, hand. Panel, 15 J X 12 in.
483 WM. THOS. BRANDE, D.CL., F.R.S, (1786-1866).
Royal Institution. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Nat. Priilos.; b. 1786; educ. at Westmin. Scriool.; began lo lecture on
Chemistry, 1808; F.R.S. and Assist, to Sir Humph. Davy at the Roy. Insti.
1809; Prof of Criemistry, 1813; Sec. of the Roy. Soc. 1813-26; also Prof of
Chemistry to the Apothecaries' Comp. and Superintend, of the Die Depart.
of the Mint; edit with Faraday, the " Quarterly Journal of Science;" pub.
"Manual of Chemistry;" " Outline of Geology;" "Dictionary of Science,
¦ Literature, and Art;" d, at Tunbridge Wells, 11 February, 1866,
To waist, sealed ; holding paper in r. hand. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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484 SIR DAVID BREWSTER, Kt. (1781-1868).
LENT BY PAINTER.
National Gallery. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A,, P.R.S.A.
Natural Philosopher; b. al Jedburgh, 11 Dec. 1781; studied at Edinb,;
gained distinction by his researches concerning the polarization of ligril,
1808; edited " The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia," 1808-30, and "The Edinb.
•Philosophical Journal," 1819-32; invented the kaleidoscope, 1819; pub,
"Letters on Natural Magic," 1831; "Treatise on Optics," and "Life of
Sir Isaac Newton," 1832; gave the first impulse for the foundation of trie
Brit, Assoc, for the Advancement of Science; knighted, 1832; Memb. of the
Academies of St, Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin, Stockholm, and Copenhagen, and
of the French Institute; Principal of Edinb. Univ. 1859; d. 10 Feb. 1868.
Three-quarter size, seated in arm-chair ; full face, dark dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
485 WILLIAM WHEWELL, D.D., F.R.S. (1795-1866).
Trinity Coll. Cambridge. Samuel Laurence.
Philosopher ; son of a blacksmith at Lancaster; b. 1795 ; educ. at Trin.
Coll. Camb, ; early disting, for his manifold scientific attainments ; F,R.S.
1820; Prof of Mineralogy, at Camb. 1828; Prof of Moral Philos. 1838; Mast,
¦of Trin. Coll. and Pres. of the British Association, 1841 ; Vice-Chan. 1855;
Author of many scien. and philos. works — " Treatise on Astronomy and
General Physics," " History of the Inductive Sciences," " Essay on the
Plurality of Worlds," &c, ; d, from the effects of a fall from his horse, 5
March, 1866.
Half-length, standing ; full face ; black academic gown, hands folded.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
486 SIR MARC ISAMBARD BRUNEL, Kt. (1769-1849).
Mrs, Brunel. James Northcote, R.A,
Engineer; b, al HacqueviUe in Normandy, 25 Apr. 1769; showed an early
talent for the Phys. Sciences ; enl. the French Navy ; emigrat. during the Fr.
Revolu, lo the U. States, where he adopt, the profess, of Civil Eng. ; settled
in Engl. 1799; receiv. a public reward of 20,000/. for construct, trie block
machinery in Portsmouth for trie Engl. Govern. 1806 ; built a saw-miU for the
Admiralty at Chatham; designed and execu. the Thames Tunnel, 1825-42,
for which he was knighted; chosen V, P. Roy. Soc, and Corres. Member of
the French Institute; d. I3 Dec, 1849.
Three-quarter size ; sealed near table, on wriich are plans and model of
"boring machine ; fur-lined coat. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
487 MICHAEL FARADAY, F.R.S., D.CL. (1791-1867).
Royal In,stitution. H- W. Pickersgill, R.A.
Natural PhUos,; son of James Faraday, a whitesmith ; b, at Newirigton,
Surrey, 22 Sept, 1791 ; apprent, to Mr, Riebau, a bookseller and bookbinder,
1804 ; educ, riimself by private study ; app, Chem, Assist, to Sir Humphry
Davy al the Roy. Instil. 1813 ; trav. with him in France, Italy, and Ger
many, till 181 5 ; paper on riis disc of trie chlorides of carbon read 1820 ;
announced disc, of magneto-electricity, 1831 ; the principles of electrolytic
action and the influence of magnetism on ligril, 1846 ; app. Prof of Criem.
lo the Roy, Inst, 1833 ; scientific adviser on lights to the Trinity House,
1836 ; Lecturer on Chem. at the Roy, Mil, Acad. Woolwich, 1829-42 ; author
of " Experimental Researches," " Lectures on Various Forces of Matter,"
"Lectures on Light and Ventilation," &c,; memb, of many learned soc; d.
25 Aug, 1867.
Bust ; nearly full face ; black coat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

loo Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
488 WILLIAM BALY, M.D. (1814-1861).
LENT BY PAINTER.
St, Bartholomew's Hospital. J, Prescott Knight, R.A.
Physician ; b. al Lynn, Norfolk, 1814; studied at University Coll, and St.
Barthol, Hosp,; afterwards al Paris, Heidelberg, and Berlin, where he
gradual, as M,D. 1836; translat, MiiUer's "Physiology;" app. Physic, to
Millbank Penitent, and Lecturer on forensic medic, at St, Barthol, Hosp, ;
F,R,S. 1847 ; Physic, to trie Queen, 1859; d. from an accident on the S, W.
Railway, near Wimbledon, 28 Jan, 1861,
Half-length, standing, leaning on book. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
489 SIR HY, THOS, DE LA BECHE, Kt. (1796-1855).
Museum of Prac. Geology. H. P. Bone.
Geologist; b, in London, 1796; educ, at the Royal Milit Coll, ; ent, the
Army, 18 14, but soon quilted the service and devoted himself to geological
studies; trav, in Switzerland and Italy; eslab, his repulal. by his contribul.
to trie "Edinb. Priilosopriical Journal," on the geology of Dorset, Pembrokesh.
and Jamaica, and on the "Classification of the European Rocks;" publ.
" Geological Manual," and " Geological Observer;" assist, in the Ordnance
Survey ; suggested the founda. of the Mus. of Practical Geology ; knighted,
1848; d. 1855,
Bust ; miniature size ; ribbon of the Bath, Enamel on copper, 7 J X Si-
490 GEORGE STEPHENSON (1781-1848).
Sir Joshua Walmsley. William Daniels.
Engineer; son of an engine-tenter at a colliery, near Newcastle; b, 9
June, 1781 ; began life as a pit-engine boy; advanced by riis skill to trie office
of engine-man ; constructed riis first locomotive, 18 14; planned and executed
the railway line betw, Stockton and Darlington, 1818-25; constr, the railw.
betw, Liverpool and Mancriester, which was opened, 15 July, 1830; from
that lime was engineer lo most of trie lines constructed till 1840, wrien he
retired from his profession ; d, al his seat at Taplon, 12 August, 1848,
Three-quarter size, seated, lo r, ; holding design for viaduct in r, hand ;
painted, 1846. Canvas, 22 x 16 in.
491 ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL (1806-1859).
Mrs. Brunel. J. C. Horsley, R.'A.
Engineer; sonof Sir M, I, Brunei, Kl,(No,486); b,i8o6; assist, lo his father
in the construe of trie Thames Tunnel, 1826; successf compel, for design of
Clifton Bridge, 1829; Eng. of Gl. West and other Railways, 1833, on which
he construe trie Windsor, Chepstow, and Royal Albert Bridges ; promot.
Ocean Steam Navigat. by designing the " Gl. Western" (1840 tons), the first
regular Transatlantic steamer, 1836; trie " Gt. Britain" (3443 tons), first
large iron ship, and first large screw steamer, 1 840 ; and the " Gt. Eastern "
(13,000 Ions), 1853-59; D.CL. Oxford, 1857; F.R.S.; d. 15 Sept, 1859,
To waist, seated al writing-table ; pencil in his hands. Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
492 ROBERT STEPHENSON (1803-1859).
Institution of Civil Engineers. H. W. Phillips.
Engineer; only son of Geo, Stephenson (No, 490) ; b, 16 Oct, 1803, al
Willington Quay, nr. Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; assisted his father in railway

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construe. ; stud, for one term at the Univ, of Edin, ; spent triree years exam,
and repor, upon the gold and silver mines in Columbia ; constr, the " Rocket"
locomotive engine, and continued engaged in railway improvements and great
engineering works in various parts of trie world ; invented and first construe.
Tubular Bridges ; M,P, for Whitby ; bestowed large donations on public
institutions at Newcastle, &c, ; d, 12 Oct, 1859,
Three-quarter size ; seated to 1. in arm-chair ; signed, " H. W. Phillips,
1866." Canvas 50 X 40.
493 HENRY HALLAM (1777-1859).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Murray. Thos, Phillips, R.A.
{See No, 408,) Bust, looking to r. ; black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
494 ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM (181 1-1833).
Col. Farnaby Lennard.
Eld, son of Henry Hallam; b. in Lond, 181 1; educ, at Eton, wriere he
disting, himself as one of the best Latin and Greek scholars, and as a
Memb, of the Debating Society; also disting, at Camb, wriere he became the
intimate friend of Alfred Tennyson ; trav, on the Continent for his health ;
d, suddenly at Vienna, 15 Sept, 1833; his "Remains in Verse and Prose,"
pub, 1834; in remembrance of him Tennyson wrote his " In Memoriam,"
Three-quarter size, as a boy, standing ; blue coal, striped waistcoat, lean
ing on a chair. Pastel, 9X8 in. Taken at the age of 16.
495 REV. THOMAS RAFFLES, D.D. (1788-1863).
Lancashire Independent Coll. B. R. Faulkner.
Dissent Minister; b, in London, 17 May, 1788; stud, al Homerlon CoU,
under Dr, John Pye Smith; Minister of the Congrega, Chapel, Hammersm,
1809; at Great George Street Chapel, Liverpool, 18 12-61; attained fame as
a pulpit orator; publ, "Poems," "Sermons," and "Lectures on Religious
Subjects;" d, at Liverpool, 18 August, 1863,
Half-length, standing; clerical dress, book in r, hand. Canvas, 50X4° m.
496 PATRICK FRASER TYTLER (1790-1849),
Mr, Geo. Young, M.P. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A., P.R.S.A.
Historian ; son of Alex. F. Tytler, Ld. Woodhouselee ; educ. at Edinb.
Univ.; enroll, in the Faculty of Advoc. 1,8 13, but did not practise; eslab. his
literary reputation by his "Life of the Admirable Crichton;" wrote his
"History of Scotland," 1828-43; also publ. "Lives of Scottish Worthies,"
Lives of "Sir Walter Raleigri," and "Hen. VIII." &c.; rec. a Governm.
pension from Sir Robert Peel; d. at Great Malvern, 1849.
To waist, looking to r. ; black coat Canvas, 30x25 in,
497 REV, FREDK, WM. ROBERTSON (1816-1853).
Mr. C. B. Robertson. C. J. Bas^be.
Divine ; son of an Officer in the Army ; b, in London, 1816; stud, at Edinb.
and Brasenose CoU, Oxf ; app. successively to Curacies at Winchester, and
Chellenriam, Minister of Trinity Chapel, Brighton ; disting, by riis eloquence
as a preacher; pub, a selec of his "Sermons ;" d, al Brigriton, i4Aug. 1853.
Head lo r, ; signed and dated, 1853, Oval, water-colour, paper, 1 5 X 12 J in.

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498 SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON, Bt. (1792-1867).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Dow. Lady Alison. Harding.
Historian ; b, at Kenley, Shropsh, 29 Dec, 1792 ; educ, al Edinb, Univ.;
called to the Scottisri Bar, 1814 ; Dep,-Advocate, 1822-30 ; pub, his work on
"Criminal Law," and app. Sheriff of Lanarksri. 1834 ; estab, his reputation
as an historian by riis " History of Europe, from trie Commencement of the
French Revolution to the Restoration of the Bourbons," 1833-42 ; pub, afterw,
" Principles of Population,' " Life of the Duke of Marlborough," " Lives of
Lord Castlereagh- and Sir Charles Stewart," &c,; elected Ld. Rector of Ma
rischal Coll, Aberdeen, 1845, ^nd of Glasgow Univ, 1851 ; crea, a Baronet,
1852 ; d. 23 M'ay, 1867,
Half-length, seated at table, looking to r. with pen in r, hand, and paper
before him. Canvas, 36 X 28 ih.
499 SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON, Bt. (1788-1856).
Dow. Lady Hamilton. James Archer, R.S.A,
Philosopher; b. at Glasgow, 8 March, 1788; educ at the Univ. of Glas
gow and Oxf; called to the Scotch Bar, 1813; Prof of Universal Hist, in
trie Univ, of Edinb, 1821 ; known as priilos, thinker by his articles on Priiloso
priy and Literature in trie " Edinburgh Review," 1829-32; app. Prof of Logic
and Metaphysics in Univ, of Edinb, 1836; exercised considerable influence
on the revival of philos, studies by his lectures, wriicri were pub, after his
death; edit, the works of Reid and Dug, Stewart; d, 6 May, 1856,
To waist; small size; looking to 1.; signed "J, Archer," 1854; Oval,
crayon, paper, I4ix 12J,
500 CHAS. JOHN CANNING, ist EARL CANNING
(18 12- 1862).
Marquis of Clanricarde, Hayter.
Statesman; son of Rt, Hon, Geo, Canning; b, at Bromplon, 1812 ; educ, al
Eton and Oxf, ; M,P, for Warwick, 1836; succ, to the peerage on the death of
Viscountess Canning; app, Under-Sec, for Foreign Affairs, 1841 ; Chief
Commis, of Woods and Forests, 1846; Post-Mast,-Gen, 1853; Gov,-Gen, of
India, 1856; distinguished himself by firmness and moderation during the
Indian Mutiny ; crea, E, ; KG, ; d, soon after his return to Engl, June, 1862.
Head; small size. Oval panel,. 12J X lo in,
501 EDW. STANLEY, BP. OF NORWICH (1770-1849).
The Dean of Westminster. George Richmond, R.A.
Youngest son of Sir John Thomas Stanley, Bart, of Alderley, Cheshire;
b, 1770; educ, at St, John's Coll, Camb,; pres, by his father to trie rectory
of Alderley, 1805; Bp, of Norwicri, 1837; wrote on Nat, Hist,; his most
popular work the "Familiar History of Birds;" d, 6 Sept, 1849.
To waist; small size; fuU face; signed, "Geo, Richmond delt. 1837."
Water-colour, paper, 15 X 11 in,
502 REV. RALPH WARDLAW, D.D. (1779-1853).
Elgin Place Church, Glasgow. D. Macnee, R.S.A.
Nonconformist Divine; b, al Dalkeith, 22 Dec, 1779; studied at Glasgow
for trie Ministry in the Unit, Secession Criurcri; Minister for upwards of 50
years of trie Congregational Cri, meeting in W, George-sl, Chapel, Glasgow ;

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tutor in the Glasgow Theol, Acad. 1830; pub, works on " Infant Baptism,"
"Christian Ethics," "Church Establishments," &c ; d, 17 Dec, 1853. :¦
Full-length, seated lo r, ; resting arm on open book on table to his 1, ;
black clerical dress, spectacles in 1, hand. Canvas, 84 x 58 in.
503 SIR FRANCIS PALGRAVE, Kt. (1788-1861).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. R. H. Inglis Palgrave. Geo. Richmond, R.A.
Lawyer and Historian ; son of Meyer Cohen, a Jewish merch, in London ;
b. 13 July, 1788 ; for some time managing clerk to a firm of SoUc in Basingh.
Street; employ, on the Record Commiss. 1822; marr. and changed his name
to that of Palgrave, the maiden name of his wife's mother, 1823 ; called to the
Bar, and employed from 1827 in Pedigree cases before the Ho. of Lords;
pub. his " Rise and Progress of trie Englisri Comriionwealth," &c., and was
knighted 1832 ; Dep.-Keeper Of H.M.'s Records, 1 838 ; did much to encourage
the critic, study of the Middle Ages; pub. " Hist, of Engl, and Normandy,"
&c; d, at Hampslead, 6 July, 1861.
Head lo r. Crayon, paper, 31 X 25 in,
504 ISAAC TAYLOR (1787-1865),
Rev. Isaac Taylor. Josiah Gilbert.
Philos, Writer; son of Rev, Isaac Taylor, of Ongar; b, al Lavenham, Suffolk,
Aug, 1787 ; first studied art, afterw. entirely devoted himself to liter, pursuits ;
pub. " Elements of Thought," " The Process of Historical Proof," " Natural
History of Enthusiasm," " Natural History of Fanaticism," "The World of
Mind," "Ultimate Civilization," &c. ; d. at Stanford Rivers, near Ongar,
where he had lived since 1824; d. 28 June, 1865,
Half-length, seated, smaU size, at table; fuU face. "J, Gilbert, i 854.
Crayon, paper, 25 x 22 in.
505 JOSEPH HEN. GREEN, F.R.S. D.C.L. (1791-1863).
Mrs. Green. Thos. Phillips, R.A.
Eminent Surgeon, and Disciple of Coleridge; b, 1791 ; stud, Priilosophy
in Germany, and Medicine in London ; Demonstrator in Anatomy in St.
Thomas's -Hosp. 1825; became a friend of Coleridge, 1817; Prof of Anat,
at the Coll, of Surgeons, 1824; Prof of Surgery at King's Coll, Lond, 1830;.
Pres, of the CoU, of Surg, 1849 and 1858; retir, from practice soon after the
death of Coleridge, whose literary executor he had been named ; spent the
rest of his life in the preparation of his " Spiritual Philosophy, founded on the
Teaching of S. T. Coleridge," which was pub, after his death ; d, 1 3 Dec, 1 863,
Half-length, sealed to I, ; black dress, open book in r, hand. Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
506 ELIZABETH GURNEY, MRS. FRY (1780-1845).
Dow. Lady Buxton. Geo, Richmond, R.A.
Philanthropist ; Dau, of John Gurney, of Earlham, Norfolk, and sister of
John Jos, Gurney; b. al Bramerlon, nr, Norwich, 21 May, 1780; educ. in the
princip, of the Soc, of Friends ; marr, Joseph Fry, a London merct, 1800 ; was
deeply impressed by the preaching of an American Quaker; began to preach
herself, 1810; commenced her activity as a Prison Reformer, at Newgate,
.1813; afterw. extend, her efforts to all trie Prisons of trie United Kingdom;
went lo the Continent on a mission for the same purpose, 1837 ; d. al Rams-
gale, 12 Oct 1845,
Full-length, small size, standing ; Quaker's dress, close cap ; signed,
" Geo, Richmond fecit, 1843," Water-colour, paper, 34 x 23 in.

104 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
507 CHARLES JAS. BLOMFIELD, BP. of LONDON
(1 786-1 85 7).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mrs. Blomfield. George Richmond, R.A.
Scholar and Divine ; son of a schoolmaster at Bury St, Edmunds; b.
29 May, 1786; educ. at the grammar-sch, of his native town and at Camb, ;
app, to trie rectory of Quarrington, 1810; gained distinction as a scholar by
his edition of Kallimacrius and trie Dramas of yEscriylus; app. Rector
of St Botolpri's, Bishopsgale, 1820; Bp, of Chester, 1824; Bp, of London,
1828; did mucri to extend church accommodation in his diocese; resigned
on account of ill health, 1856; d, at Fulham Palace, 5 Aug. 1857.
Head ; three-quarter face, to r. Signed "Geo, Richmond delt. 1846."
Crayon, paper, 30 x 24 in.
508 SIR WILLIAM CUBITT, Kt. (1785-1861).
Mr. Joseph Cubitt. Wm. Boxall, R.A.
Engineer; son of a miller in Norfolk; b, 1785 ; appren, to a joiner; eslab.
himself as a millwright ; invent, the self-regulating windmill sails ; commenc.
civil engineering, and settled in London, 1826; was extensively engaged in
constructing gas-works, docks, harbours, and canals ; planned and executed
the Soutri Eastern Rail, and trie great landing-stage at Liverpool; knighted
for the active part he look in the International Exhib, 1851 ; d. 13 Oct, 1861.
Triree-quarter size, sealed lo r, in arm-criair ; spectacles in r. hand.
Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
509 REV. WM. CURETON, D.D. F.R.S. (1808-1864).
Mrs. Cureton. George Richmond, R.A.
Orientalist; b. at Westbury, Salop, 1808; stud, at Oxf; Sub-Librarian
of the Bodleian, 1834; Assist.-Keep, of Arabic MSS. in trie Brit Mus. 1837;
pub. a classified Catalogue of trie Arabic MSS. and the famous collection of
Syrian MSS. discovered in a Monastery in the desert of Nitria, and acquired
by Mr. Tattam for the Brit. Mus. ; wrote in defence of his views concerning
them "Vindieiee Ignatianas," &c. ; app. Chaplain to the Queen, 1847; Canon
of Westmin. 1 849; d. from the effects of a railway accident, 17 June, 1864.
Head to r, nearly profile; " Geo. Richmond delt. 1861," Crayon, paper,
34 X 38 in,
510 REV. JOHN KEBLE (1792-1866).
Mr, George Richmond, R,A, George Richmond, R,A.
Author of "The Criristian Year;" b, 25 April, 1792, at Fairford, Glou
ceslersh, where riis fatrier was vicar ; educ, at Corp, Crir, Coll, Oxf ; Fellow
and Tutor of Oriel Coll, 1812; Pubhc Examiner, 1814-16; and again 1821;
soon after retir, to riis fatrier's parsonage; pub, "Trie Christian Year," 1827;
succ, Milman as Prof of Poetry at Oxf 1 831-41 ; was one of the originators
of the Tractarian Movement, 1833; presented lo the Vicarage of Hursley,
1 83 5 ; rebuilt trie Parisri Criurch out of trie profits of trie sale of trie " Christian
Year," wriicri during his lifetime, passed through 92 editions; pub. "Lyra
Innocentium;" d, al Bournemouth, 29 May, 1866,
Head, lo 1, ; July 24, 1863, Crayon, paper, 32 X25 in.
511 THOMAS ARNOLD, D.D, (1795-1842).
Mrs. Arnold, Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Schoolmaster and Classical Scholar; b, al Cowes, Isle of Wight, 13 June,
1795; educ al Winchester and Corpus Christi CoU, Oxf; Fellow of Oriel,

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1815; Private Tutor al Laleham, Middlesex, 1819; Head-master of Rugby,
1827 ; effected great reforms in the system of public schools as an enlightened
disciplinarian, and by promoting the study of history, geography, and modern
languages ; pub, an edition of Thucydides and a History of Rome ; appointed
Professor of Modern History at Oxford, 1841 ; d, at Rugby, 12 June, 1842,
Three-quarter size ; seated, looking to r, ; black academic gown ; open
book on his knees. Canvas, 56 X 44 in,
512 RT. HON. SIR ROBERT HARRY INGLIS, Bt.
M.P. (1786-1855).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. George Richmond, R.A. Geo. Richmond, R.A.
Politician ; b, 1786 ; edu. at Winchester and Ch. Ch. Oxf ; M.P. for
Dundalk, 1820-26, for Ripon, 1826-28, and for the Univ. of Oxf 1829-1853 ;
throughout his career known as a staunch Conservative ; voted against
Cathol. Emancipation, trie Reform Bill, Jewisri Emancipation, and the
Abolit. of the Corn Laws; retir. from Pari, and made Priv, Counc. 1853;
d, 5 May, 1855,
Head to r,; signed, " George Richmond dell." Crayon, paper, 29 x 24 in.
513 GEORGE COMBE (1788-1858).
Mr. Robert Tait. Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A., P.R.S.A.
Physiologist ; b, at Edinb. 21 Oct, 1788 ; educ, al the High Scriool
and University; Writer lo the Signet, 1812 ; adopted the phrenological
doctrines of Spurzheim and Gall, 1816 ; pub, " Essays on Phrenology," 1819;
" System of Phrenology," 1824 ; " The Constitution of Man," 1828 ; founded
the Edinb, Phrenolog, Soc ; gave up his occupat, as an advocate, to devote
himself entirely to literary and scientific pursuits, 1837 ; lectured on Phreno
logy in Germany and America ; pub. " Notes on America," " Notes on the
Reformation in Germany," " Remarks on National Education," d. at Moor
Park, Surrey, 14 Aug. 1858.
Half-length, seated ; full face ; holding book in 1. hand. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
514 HENRY THOMAS COCKBURN, LD. COCKBURN
(1779-1854).
Nat. Gall, of Scotland, Sir J, W, Gordon, R.A., P.R.S.A.
Scotch Judge; b, at Edinb. 1779; called to the Scottish bar, 1800; early
distinguished in his profess, ; was among the founders of the " Edinburgh
Review;" Sol.-Gen, for Scotl, 1830 ; Ld. of Session, 1834; auth. of a "Life
of Lord Jeffrey," and " Memorials of his Time;" d. 1854.
Full-length, standing in landscape; full face; black dress; stick under
1. arm. Canvas, 95 x 59 in.
515 WILLIAM YARRELL (1784-1856),
Linnean Society. Mrs. Carpenter.
Zoologist; son of a newspaper agent in London; b. 3 June, 1784; clerk
in Herries and Farquhar's bank, 1802; afterw, conducted his father's busin,,
but at the same time followed a strong bent for rural sports, which led him
10 study Nat Hist,; cont many papers to the "Trans, of the Zoolog, Soc, ;"
pub, " Hist, of Brit. Birds," " Hist, of Brit, Fishes," &c, ; d, i Sept, 1856.
Bust; fuU face, sealed. Dated at back, "May, 1839." Canvas,
30 X 24 in.

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516 ROBERT BROWN, F.R.S. (1773-1858).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Linnean Society. H. W. Pickersgill, R.A,
Botanist; b, at Montrose, 21 Dec, 1773; stud. for the med, prof al Aber
deen^ and Edinb, ; joined a regiment of Fencibles as surgeon and ensign,
1795; accomp, H,M,S, " Investigator " as Naturalist on a, surv, of the coast'
of Australia, 1801-5 J ret, with about 4000 species of plants, many of which
were, new to science; app, Libr, lo the Linnean Soc, 1805; F.R.S, 181 1;
Keeper of the Botan, Collec, in the Bril, Mus. 1827; Pres. of trie Linnean
Soc, 1849; pub, "Prodromus Flor<E Novse HoUandiae," " Planlae Javanicae
Rariores," &c, ; d, 10 June, 1858.
Half-length ; seated, full face, resting 1. arm on table, with botanical
drawings. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
517 REV. JAMES WHITE (1804-1862).
Mr. Henry Bicknell. R. S. Lauder, R.S.A.
Historian ; b. near Edinb, 1804; educ, al Glasgow and Oxf ; for some
time Vicar of Loxley, Warwicksh,; resigned his living and settled at Bon-
church. Isle of Wight, where he engaged in literary pursuits ; published
" Landmarks of the History of England ;" " History of England ;" " His
tory of France ;" " The Eighteen Christian Centuries," &c, ; d. at Bonchurch,
28 Marcri, 1862.
To waist ; sealed lo r, reading a book ; signed and dated, " R, S. Lauder,
1850," Millboard, 13J X n in,
518 NATHANIEL WALLICH, M.D, F.R.S. (1786-1854).
Linnean Society, John Lucas.
Botanist; b, al Copenriagen, 28 Jan, 1786; went as surgeon to trie Danish
settlem, of Serampore in India, 1807; app. Director of the E, India Comp,'s
Botanic Garden at Calcutta, 181 5; greatly enriched the collec, there by
excursions to all parts of India, Ava, and Assam ; went for his health to trie
Cape of Good Hope, 1843; ret, lo Europe, 1847; pub, " Plantse Asiatics
Rariores;" contrib, many papers lo the Transac. of the Asiatic Soc. at Cal
cutta, the " Linnean Transac." &c. ; Vice-Pres. of trie Linnean Soc. 1849;
d. in London, 28 April, 1854.
Bust to 1. sealed. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
519 REV. JOHN HANNAH, D.D. (1792-1867).
Wesleyan College, Didsbury. G. P. E. Green.
Dissent. Divine ; Theological Tutor al the Wesleyan College, Didsbury ;
d. 29 December, 1867.
Three-quarter size, seated with MS. on riis knee ; table with books to
his r. Canvas, 56 X 44 in.
520 FREDERICK WM. FABER, D.D. (1814-1863).
Oratory, Brompton. Lomas.
Theologian; son of a lawyer at Durham; b, 1814; educ, at Harrow and
Univ, Coll, Oxf; app, to the College living of Ellon, Huntingdonsh, 1843 ;
entered trie Criurcri of Rome, 1 845 ; founded the Oratory of the brother
hood of St Philip Neri, in Brompton, of wriicri rie became Superior, 1849;
pub, " Poems" and many theological works; d, 26 Sept 1863,
Bust, seated to I, reading letter ; black clerical gown. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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521 DAVID MACBETH MOIR (1798-1851).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Messrs, Blackwood & Sons. Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A., P.R.S.A.
Poet and Novelist; b, at Musselburgh, 1798; studied al Edinb, Univ,
for the medical profession; practised as a surg, al Musselburgh; became
known as a poet by his contrib, to "Blackwood's Magazine;" "Ancient
History of Medicine," &c. ; d, 1851,
. Half-length ; seated, full face ; book in 1, hand, pencil in r, ; signed, " J,
Watson Gordon, A,R,A,, P,R,S,A,, pinxl, 1850." Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
522 JOHN PYE SMITH, D.D., F.R.S. (1775-1851).
New College, London. Thomas Phillips, R.A.
Disting. Independent Divine; son of a bookseUer al Sheffield; b. 1775;
educ. al Rolherham College; Classical Tutor at Homerlon College, 1800;
afterwai-ds Theological Tutor and President; filled triis office till 1850;
d. 5 Feb. 1851. Author of " Scripture and Geology," for which rie was elected
F. R. S. ; " The Scriptural Testimony on the Messiah," and other theological
works. Three-quarter size, sealed ; book in I. hand, r. arm resting on table.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in. Dated 1839.
523 ANDREW REED, D.D. (1787-1862).
London Orphan Asylum. George Patten, A.R.A.
Nonconformist Divine and Philanthropist ; b, in London, 1787 ; studied at
Hackney Coll, ; app, pastor of New-road Chapel, St, George's-in-lhe-East,
1811; founded the London Orphan Asylum, 1813; the Infant Orphan Asy
lum al Wanslead, 1826; the Asylum for Fatherless Criildren al Coulsden,
1844; trie Asylum for Idiots, at Earls wood, 1847, and trie Hospital for Incur
ables, 1854; pub, an account of a visit to the American Churches, on which
he was sent by trie Congregational Union of Engl, and Wales, 1834; d. at
Hackney, 25 Feb, 1862,
Full-length, standing ; paper in \. hand, r, resting on books on writing-
table. Canvas, 95 X 58 in. Painted 1837,
524 JOSEPH STURGE (1793-1859).
Corporation of Birmingham. Barrett,
PhUanthropist ; b, at Elberton, Glouceslersh, 2 Aug, 1793 ; estab, hup-
self as a corn-mercriant, first at Bewdley, then at Binningriam ; actively
participated in the Anti-Slavery movement and the agita, for trie abolit, of
the Corn Laws ; became a prominent member of the Peace Soc, ; went lo
France in 1 848, to urge upon the Provisional Gov, trie preserval, of peace and
trie abolit, of slavery in the French colonies ; presented an address of remon
strance against war from the Soc, of Friends lo trie Emperor Nicholas of
Russia, 1854; d, 14 May, 1859.
Three-quarter size, seated to r,, beside table with papers and books ;
black dress ; letter in 1, hand. Canvas, 50 x 41 in,
525 VERY REV, THEOBALD "FATHER" MATHEW
(1790-1856).
Mr, j. C. Mathew. Samuel West.
The "Apostle of Temperance" in Ireland ; b. at Thomaslown, Tipperary,
10 Oct 1790 ; educ. at Kilkenny and St Patrick's Coll. Maynooth ; ordained
a priest, 1814 ; first became known by his missionary activity in Cork, where

io8 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
he founded a charitable soc, for the benefit of the sick and poor, 1834 ;
elected Pres, of the Cork Temperance Society, 1 838 ; afterw, devoted all his
energies lo preaching the cause of temperance in Irel, and Engl, ; received
an annuity out of the Civil List, in recog, of his services; d, 8 Dec 1856,
Half-length, standing, right hand extended, wearing Temperance medal.
Canvas, 56 x 44 in.
526 NICHOLAS, CARDINAL WISEMAN (1802-1865).
LENT BY PAINTER.
St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw. T. Brigstocke.
Son of an Irish merch, ; b, at Seville, 2 Aug, 1802; educ, at St. Cuthbert's
Coll, Ushaw, and at the Engl, Coll, at Rome; D,D, and Rector of the Engl.
Coll, 1832 ; ret. to Engl, 1835 ; became Coadj. to Bp, Walsh, and Pres, of St,
Mary's Coll, Oscolt; Vicar- Apostolic of the Lond, district, 1849; Cardinal
and Archbp, of Weslm, 1850; auth, of "Lectures on the Connexion between
Science and Revealed Religion," " Lectures on the Eucharist," " Recollections
of the last Four Popes," &c, ; d, 15 Feb, 1865,
Full-length, standing ; episcopal robes, mitre, and crosier ; r. hand lifted ;
boy holding riis train. Canvas, 106 X 71 in.
527 BENJAMIN HAWES, F.S.A.
Royal Humane Society. ' Henry P. Briggs, R.A.
Scm of Dr. Wm. Hawes, the founder of the Roy. Humane Society, and
himself Treas. and Chairman of trie Society after his father's death.
Three-quarter size, seated, holding paper in 1. hand ; medal on table lo
his 1, Canvas, 56 X 44 in,
528 REV. JOHN CLAY (1797-1858).
Mr. Alfred B, Clay. Alfred B. Clay.
For 30 years Chaplain of the Ho, of Correction at Preston, Lancash, ; paid
great attention to prison discipline and statistics, on which he furnished
numerous valuable reports ; d, at Leamington, 21 Nov. 1858,
Three-quarter size, sealed ; full face, black dress ; table with books lo
his I. ; signed. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
529 JOHN LEE, D,D. ( -1859).
Univ, of Edinburgh. Sir J. W. Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Scottish Divine; Principal of Edinburgh University, 1840 lo 1859; Prof
of Divinity, 1844 lo 1859 ; d, 2 May, 1859,
FuU-length, standing, black academic dress and hal ; i'. hand extended,
book in 1, ; signed, "John Watson Gordon, A.R.A,, pinxl,, 1847." Canvas,
95 X 60 in.
530 BERNARD BARTON (1784-1849).
Mrs, Fitzgerald. S. Laurence.
Known as the " Quaker Poet ;" son of a Quaker tradesman in London ;
b, 31 Jan. 1784 ; obtained employment in Alexander's Bank, at Woodbridge,
in wriicri rie continued lo the end of his life ; occupied himself with writing
poetry in his leisure hours ; pub, " Metrical Effusions," 1812 ; " Poems by an
Amateur," 1818 ; " Napoleon and other Poems," 1822 ; " Devotional Verses,"

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1 826 ; enjoyed the friendship of Southey, Lamb, and Byron ; received a
Government Pension ; d. 19 Feb. 1849,
Head, to r. ; signed, " Samuel Laurence dell. 1847," Crayon, paper,
32 X 25 in.
531 WM. MAKEPEACE THACKERAY (1811-1863).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. E. M. Ward, R.A. E. M. Ward, R.A.
Essayist and Humourist ; b, at Calcutta, 181 1 ; educ, at the Charterhouse
and Trin, CoU, Camb,; trav, on the Continent, 1831-33 ; settled al Paris lo
study Art, 1834; Paris Correspond, to the "Constitutional," 1834-35; retur.
to England, 1836 ; wrote for " Eraser's Magazine" and "Punch ;" pubhsh.
"Paris Sketch-Book," 1840; "Irish Skelch-Book," 1842; "Snob Papers,'^
1844; "Notes of a Journey from Cornhill to Cairo," 1846; "Vanity Fair,"
1847; "Pendennis," 1850; "Esmond," 1852; "The Newcomes," 1853;
delivered his "Lectures on the English Humourists," 1852, and on "The Four
Georges," 1855, in Engl, and America ; unsuccess. contested trie seal for
pxf 1857 ; found, the " Cornhill Magazine," 1859 ; d. sudden, at his house
in Kensington Palace Gard. 24 Dec. 1863 ; bu. at Kensal Green; his bust,
by Baron Marochetli, was placed in the Poets' Corner of Weslm. Abbey.
Full-length ; seated in his study, with writing-desk before him ; signed,
" E. M. Ward, R,A," Canvas, 25 X 30 in.
532 RT, HON. SIR GEORGE MURRAY (1772-1846).
Duke of Wellington, K.G, J. Prescott Knight, R.A.
General and Statesman ; b, in Pertrishire, 6 Feb, 1772 ; educ, at the High
School and Univ, of Edinb,; ent, the Army, 1789 ; distinguished himself as
Quartermaster- Gen, in trie Peninsular War ; Com,-in- Chief in Canada, 181 3;
Gov, of the Roy. Mil. Acad. Woolwich, 1819 ; Lieul.-Gen. of Ordnance, 1823;
M.P. for Perthsh, and Colonial Sec 1828; Mast.-Gen. of Ord. 1834-41;
edit, the " Marlborough Despatches ;" d. 28 July, 1846.
Half-length, seated to r. ; book in 1, riand ; ribbon K,C,B. Canvas, 36X 28,
533 JAMES BRUCE, 8th E. of ELGIN, i2th E. of
KINCARDINE (1811-1863).
Countess of Elgin and Kincardine, Geo. Richmond, R.A.
Statesman and Diplomatist ; son of Triomas Bruce, 7th E. ; b. in Lond.
20 July, 181 1 ; educ. at Eton and Oxf; M.P. for Southampton, 1841 ; succ.
to the Peerage the same year; Governor of Jamaica, 1842-46; Gov.-Gen. of
Canada, 1846-54; crea. Baron Elgin in the English Peerage, 1849; Special
Ambass. to China, 1857; conclud. the Treaty of Tien-tsin, 1858; Post-Mast,
Gen. 1859; again Special Ambass. to China, i860; concluded trie Peace of
Pekin, Oct. i860; Viceroy of India, 1862; d. al Dhurumsala, in the Punjaub,
20 November, 1863.
Head, nearly full face; signed, "Geo. Richmond delt i860." Crayon,
paper, 31 X 25 in.
534 MICHAEL FARADAY, F.R.S., D.C.L. (1792-1867),
H, Bence Jones, M.D, George Richmond, R.A.
(A'^ No, 487,) Head, looking lo r, ; signed, "Geo, Richmond delt, 1852,"
Crayon, paper, 31 X 25 in.

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52,5 LADY EMMELINE CHARLOTTE ELIZ.
STUART WORTLEY (1806-1855).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Duke of Rutland, K.G. Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.
Authoress; 2nd dau. of the D. of Rutland; b. 1806; early conlrib. poems
lo the '' Keepsake," " Drawing-room Scrap-book," and other annuals ; trav.
much in foreign parts; descr. her trav. in the United States in "Etcetera;"
pub. " Portugal and Madeira," " Voyages in a Russian Steamer to St. Peters
burg," &c. ; marr. trie Hon. Charles Stuart Wortley, 1831 ; was left a widow,
1844; d. at Beyrout, from the effects of trie kick of a mule, 1855.
Full-lengtri ; sealed in landscape, leaning on pedestal lo her r. on which
is an urn. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
536 GEORGE WM. FRED. HOWARD, 7TH EARL
OF CARLISLE, K.G, (1802-1864).
Mr. John Partridge. John Partridge.
Son of Geo, 6lh E, of Carlisle, and Georgiana, eld. dau. and co-rieir of
Will. 51ri D. of Devonsriire; b. in London, 1802; educ. at Eton and Oxf;
as Ld. Morpetri, M.P. for the West Riding of Yorksh. 1 833-46 ; supported all
liberal measures of legisla. ; Ch. Sec for Irel, 1833-41 ; succ, to the Peerage,
1848 ; Ld, -Lieut of Irel, 1855-58 and 1859-63 ; retired on account of ill-health;
d, at Castle Howard, Dec, 1864,
. Half-length ; seated to r,, holding open paper in his hands ; table, with
letters, &c,, lo his r, ; painted 1845, Canvas, 32 x 40 in,
537 SIR WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Bt. (1783-1867).
Sir Trevor Lawrence, Bt. Samuel Laurence,
Eminent Surgeon; b, 16 July, 1783; Mem, of the Coll, of Surgeons, 1805 ;
surgeon to several Metropolitan Hospitals, and sergeant - surgeon to the
Queen ; F, R, S, ; twice Pres. of Roy. Coll. of Surgeons ; author of " Lectures
on Physiology, Zoology, and the Natural Hist, of Man," &c. ; d. 5 July, 1867.
Head; three-quarter size to 1.; signed, "S. Laurence delt. 1868."
Crayon, paper, 32 X 27 in,
538 THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY,
LORD MACAULAY (1800-1859).
Mr, E. M. Ward, R.A. E. M. Ward, R.A.
{See No. 403.) FuU-lenglh, small size, sealed in his study. Dated,
"June, 1853." Canvas, 25 X 30 in.
539 RT. HON. RICH. LALOR SHEIL (1794-1851).
Mr. E. Power Lalor. Crawley.
Orator and Sta,tesman ; b. 1794; educ. al Stonyhurst and Trin. CoU.
Dubl. ; called lo the Irish Bar, 1814; join. O'ConneU in promot. the cause of
the Catholic Association, and rose to fame as an orator; M.P. forMilbourne
Port, after the passing of the Emancipation Act, 1829; afterw. aUied riimself
more and more with the Whigs ; became successively Priv. Coun., Vice-Pres.
of the Board of Trade, Judge-Adv.-Gen., Master of the Mint, and Minister
Plenipolentiary at Florence; d. at Florence, 1851.
Half-length, standing ; pencil in r, hand, resting on book. Canvas,
36 X 28 in.

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540 LORD GEORGE BENTINCK (1802-1848).
lent by painter.
Corp. of King's Lynn. Samuel Lane,
Statesman ; 2nd son of 4lh D. of Portland ; b, 27 Feb,, 1802 ; educ, at
Eton and Ch, Ch, Oxf ; entered the Army ; M,P, for King's Lynn, 1828;
led trie opposition lo Sir Robert Peel from 1846 ; d, suddenly, 21 Sept 1848,
FuU-length ; standing, full face, r, hand resting on papers on table at base
of column, folded paper in 1, hand. Canvas, 93 X 58 in.
541 RT. HON. SIR WM. MOLESWORTH, Bt. (1810-55).
Lady Molesworth. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A,, P, R.S.A,
Statesman; b, in London, 23 May, 1810; educ, at Edinburgh, and on the
Continent ; M,P, for Cornwall, 1832 ; voted for Eman, of the Jews, National
Educal, and the Ballot; founded the," London Review;" pub, an elaboratp
edition of the works of Hobbes; M,P, for Southwark, 1845 ! advocated Free
Trade, and a liberal Colonial policy; appointed First Commiss, of Woods,
&c,, under Ld, Aberdeen, 1853; Colonial Minister, 1855; d, 22 Oct 1855,
Three-quarter size, sealed in arm-chair, resting 1. arm on table, stick in I,
hand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.

542 JOSEPH PARKES (1796-1865).
Mrs. Parkes. W. T. Roden.
Politician and Writer ; b. at Warwick, 22 Jan. 1796 ; educ at Worcester
and Glasgow; settled at Birmingham as a solicitor ; look a prom, part in the
proceedings of the Binningham Political Union ; removed lo London, 1832 ;
held the offices of Sec. lo several Governm, Commis, and of a Taxing Mas
ter to the Ct, of Chancery ; remained in intimate relations with the leading
members of the Liberal party after the passing of the first Reform Bill ;
afterwards pub, a "History of the Court of Chancery," and wrote the " Life
of Sir Philip Francis," which was completed by Merivale, and pubhshed
after his death ; d, in London, 10 Aug, 1865.
Three-quarter size ; sealed, looking to L, r. hand holding pen. Canvas,
so X 40 in-
543 GEN, SIR CHARLES JAMES NAPIER, G,C,B.
(17.82-1853),
Major-Gen, Wm. Napier. Edwin Williams,.
General; eld. .bro. of Gen, Sir Wm, Napier; b, in London, 10 Aug, 1782;
ent, the Army, 1794; serv, as Aide-de-Camp to Sir J. Duff, in the suppress,
io the Irish rebeUion, 1798 ; disting, himself by his heroic bravery, as Comm.
of the 50th Regiment during Sir John Moore's retreat, and at the battle
of Corunna, where he was severely wound, ; fought subsequently at the sieges
of Fuenles and Badajoz; served in North America, 1813-14; appointed
,Lieut.-Gov, of Cephalonia, 1822; Major-Gen, 1837; Comm, of trie North
Military district of Engl, 1839; Comm. of the troops in the Bombay Presid,
1841 ; conquer, the Province of Scinde, by his briUiant victories at Meeanee
and Hyderabad, 1843; G,C,B. and Gov. of Scinde, 1843-7; Comm,-in-Criief
of the Indian Army, 1849; promoted many reforms in favour of the common

112 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
soldier; returned to Engl, 185 1 ; d, at Oaklands, near Portsmouth, 29 Aug,
1853, Statues in his rionour were erected in St, Paul's and Trafalgar Sq,
Full-lengtri ; standing beside riis horse " Red Rover "; military uniform ;
palm-trees in background to his r, ; signed at back, " Edwin Williams,"
Canvas, 107 X 70 in,
544 RT. HON. JAMES WILSON (1805-1860).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mrs, James Wilson. Sir J. Watson Gordon, R.A. P.R.S.A.
Political Economist; son of a hosier at Hawick; b, 1805; began
business as a halter, but was not successful ; begaij to study Polit, Economy;
pub, a treatise on trie "Influence of the Corn Laws," 1840; " Fluctuations of
Currency, Commerce, and Manufactures," 1841 ; founded the "Economist"
newspaper, 1843; entered Pari, as member for Westbury, 1847; appointed
Sec, of the Bd, of Control, 1848; Finan, Sec, lo the Treas, 1852-55 ; went as
Finance Minist, to India, 1859; d. of cholera, at Calcutta, 11 Aug, i860.
Three-quarter size ; seated, hands folded, full face ; signed, " Sir John
Watson Gordon, R,A,, P,R,S,A,, pinxl. 1855," Canvas, 55 x 40 in,
545 GEN. SIR HENRY HAVELOCK, K.C.B. (1795-1857).
Mr. j. C. Marshman. William Crabb.
General ; b, al Bishopwearmouth, 1795 ; educ, at the Charlerrio, ; first enl,
trie Temple, trien the Army ; went with his regiment lo India, 1823 ; acted as
Dep,-Assist,-Adj,-Gen, in the first Burmese war; pub. " History of trie Ava
Campaigns," 1827; distinguisried himself in the Affghan war, and became
Major and C,B, 1842; Lieut-col, 1844; fought throughout the Sikh wars,
1845-8; went for his health to Europe, 1849; returned to Bombay, 185 1 ; app.
Quartermast, and Adj,-Gen, 1853 ; command, a division in the Persian war,
1856; on his ret to India, gave the first decisive check lo the Great Mutiny,
by his victorious march from Futteripore to Lucknow ; d, from dysentery, at
Lucknow, 21 Nov, 1857, Trie Baronetcy and pension intend, for riim were
transferred to his son, the present Bart,
Half-length ; standing, looking to r, ; military uniform, resting hands on
sword. Canvas, 5 1 x 40 in, ,
546 CAPT, SIR WM, PEEL, R,N. K.CB, (1824-1858),
Lords of the Admiralty, (Greenwich Hosp,) John Lucas,
Third son of Sir Robt, Peel, trie Statesman ; b. 2 Nov, 1824 ; ent, trie navy;
knigrited for his disting, services with the Naval Brigade in the Crimea;
com, trie Naval Brigade in India during the mutiny, and was severely
wounded on the march to Lucknow ; d. of his wounds al Cawnpore,
27 AprU 1858.
Full-length ; standing, in Indian naval costume, encouraging the advance
of his troops. Canvas, 106 X 71 in,
547 CAPTAIN JOHN HANNING SPEKE (1827-1864).
Mr, William Speke. W. Waterhouse.
Disting, African Explorer; b, at Whitelackington, Somerset, 1827 ; ent.
the Indian army, 1844 ; serv, under Sir Colin Campbell through the Sikh
wars ; during his annual leave of absence made exploring expeditions in trie
Himalaya and Tibet ; accomp. Capt, Burton on his travels in E, Africa, and
in 1858 reached the Victoria Nyanza ; made a second expedit with Capt.
Grant in i860, on wriicri he succ, in tracing the Nile to the Victoria Nyanza ;
return, to Engl, 1863 ; was accidentally shot near Batri, 15 Sept, 1864,
Bust ; nearly full face ; dark coat, light waistcoat. Canvas, 27 x 23 in.

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548 GEN. SIR WILL. FRANCIS PATRICK NAPIER
(1785-1860).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mrs. Bruce. G. F. Watts, R.A.
Historian of the Peninsular War ; young, bro, of Sir Charles Jas, Napier
(No. 543) ; b, 17 Dec, 1785 ; ent, the Army, 1800; serv, at Copenhagen, 1807,
and through the Peninsular War ; for some years Gov. of Guernsey; Maj,-
Gen, 1841 ; K.C,B, 1848; pub, "Hist, of the War in the Peninsula ;" numerous
articles in the Edinb. and Westm. Reviews, and "Life and Opinions of
Sir Chas. James Napier;" d, al Clapham, 12 Feb, i860.
Head, to r. Crayon, paper, 24 X 20 in.
549 WILLIAM RATHBONE (1787-1867).
Mrs. Rathbone. John Robertson.
Eminent Liverpool lilerchant ; b, 17 June, 1787 ; look a prominent pari
in the commercial, social, and political affairs of his native city ; author of
" Social Duties with reference to works of benevolence and public utility •''
d, 1867. Half-length, seated to 1. ; spectacles in r. hand. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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(J^os. 550-584).
550 ROBERT VERNON (1774-1849).
National Gallery. H. W, Pickersgill, R.A.
Patron of Art; b. 1774; for many years carried on the business of horse-
dealer, by which he amassed a large fortune; having retired, he used his
wealth lo form the collection of pictures of modern British artists known as
the Vernon Gallery, which he bequeathed lo the nation; d, 22 May, 1849.
Three-quarter size, seated, - with small King Charles dog in his lap.
Canvas, 57 X 45 in,
551 WM. MULREADY, R.A. (1786-1863).
Mrs. Gibbons. John Linnell.
Painter; son of a leather-breeches maker; b, at Ennis, Co. Clare, i Apr,
1786; ent. the Roy. Academy, 1800; for some time engaged as a designer of
book-illustrat. and a scene-painter ; afterwards attain, great excellence as a
painter of figure-subjects ; exhibited " The Fight Interrupted," " Idle Boys,"
"Wolf and Lamb," "Choosing the Wedding Gown," &c; A.R.A. 181 5; R.A.
1 816; d, 7 July, 1863.
Half-length, smaU size, looking to 1. ; holding palette and brushes ; signed,
"J. LinneU f. 1833," Panel, 12 X.io in.
552 WILLIAM MULREADY, R.A. (1786-1863),
Mr. j. j. Stone, Wm. Mulready, R.A.
(i'^^No. 551.) Head, profile tor. Crayon, paper, 1 5 x 1 3 in. Taken in 1840.
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553 JOHN FLAXMAN, R.A. (1755-1826).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscountess Clifden. John Jackson, R.A.
Sculptor; b. al York, 1755 ; son of a figure-moulder; began to study at
the Roy. Acad, 1770; made designs for Wedgwood, the potter; resid, in
Italy, 1787-93; became celebr, by his illuslra, to Homer, .lEschylus, and
Dante; A.R,A, 1797; R.A. 1808; Prof of Sculpt 1810; execut. the monu,
of Nelson, Howe, Reynolds, &c. in St. Paul's ; many compos, from Scripture
subjects, the "Shield of Achilles," &c. ; d. 1826; his sculpt, and sketches
are now exhib. in the " Flaxman HaU," Univ. Coll. London.
To waist ; looking towards r. ; black dress, greyish hair. Canvas,
30 X25 in.
554 PROF. HORACE HAYMAN WILSON (1786-1860).
Mr. Robert Tait. Robert Tait,
Oriental Scholar; b. 1786; went as Assist Surgeisn to India, 1808; acted
successively as Mint Sec. and Sec. of the Asiatic Society of Bengal ; became.
known as an Oriental Scholar by his Dictionary of the Sanskrit Language,
1819 ; held the office of Inspector of Studies in the Hindu CoU. al Calcutta,
till his election to the Boden Professorship of Sanskrit at Oxf 1833; contrib.
many articles to the "Journal of the Roy. Asiat. Soc;" pub. a translation of
the " Rigveda," " Hindu Theatre," &c. ; d. May, i860.
Three-quarter size ; seated at writing-table ; academic gown ; pen in r.
hand. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
555 THE SKETCHING SOCIETY in 1836,
Mr, John Partridge, John Partridge,
Small size ; figures standing and sealed al a table examining a sketch
upon an easel ; A, E, Chalon, R,A,, J, J, Chalon, R,A,, C, J, Robertson, J,
CristaU, T, Uwins, R,A,, R, T. Bone, C, R, Leslie, R,A. (chief critic of the
evening), J, Robson (posthumous), S, J, Slump, J, Partridge (president of
the evening), and C, Slanfield, R,A. Dated al back, " 1836," Canvas,
44 X 60 in,
556 ROBERT KEATE (1777-1857).
St, George's Hosp. J. Prescott Knight, R.A.
Surgeon; b, al Laverlon, Somersetsh, 14 March, 1777; studied under
John Hunter and his uncle, Thomas Keale, then Surg,-Gen, lo the Army;
app, Staff-Surg, and second Surg, to Q, Charlotte, 1799; Insp,-Gen, of
Hosps, during trie French war; Surg, lo St George's Hosp. 1813; Surg, to
William IV. and Q. Adelaide, 1830 ; Sergeant-Surg. lo the Queen, 1841 ;
three limes Pres. of the Roy. Coll. of Surgeons; d. 2 Oct. 1857.
Three-quarter size, sealed in arm-chair; black dress. Presented, 1853.
Canvas, 58 X 44 in.
557 SIR AUGUS. WALL CALLCOTT, R.A. (1779-1844),
Mr, Wm, Hutchins Callcott, John Linnell,
Landscape Painter; bro, of Dr, Callcott, the composer; b, at Kensington,
1 779 ; for some time a chorister in Westm, Abbey ; afterw, devoted himself
to painting; first exhib, al the Royal Acad, 1799; soon recognised as one of
the best painters of English sea-coast and rural scenery ; R,.\, 18 10; trav, in
Italy, 1827, after which preferred Italian subjects; exhib, his "Raffaelle and
the Fornarina," 1837 ; Surveyor of Her Majesty's Pictures, and knighted,
1837; d, 25 Nov, 1844,
To waist ; small size seated ; full face ; showing 1, hand ; dark cloak ;
painted, 1832, Panel, 13 X io in.

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558 WILLIAM COLLINS, R.A. (1788-1847),
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mrs. Gibbons. John Linnei,l.
Painter; son of a journalist and picture-dealer; b, in London, 18 Sept.
1788; studied at the Royal Acad, 1807 ; began lo exhib, 1809; A,R,A. 1814;
R.A. 1820; trav. in Italy, 1836; excelled in painting English rural scenery
and figure subjects with children; d. 17 Feb. 1847; his life was written
by his son, Mr. Wilkie Collins.
To waist, smaU size to r. ; showing part of I. hand. Signed " J. Linnell f "
Panel, 13 X loj in.
559 JOHN JACKSON, R.A. (1778-1831).
Viscountess Clifden. John Jackson, R.A.
Portrait Painter; son ofalailoratLaslingham, Yorkshire; b. 31 May, 1778;
by his talent for portrait-painting, attracted the notice of Ld. Mulgrave and Sir
Gearge Beauinont, who sent him lo London, to study at the Roy. Acad.
1805; first painted portraits in water-colours, then in oil; A.R.A. 18 16;
R.A. 1 81 8 ; execut, the portraits of many eminent men of his time,
amongst others that of Flaxman, the sculptor ; for some time contri
buted the monthly portraits to the " Evangelical Magazine ;" d. i June, 1831,
Bust to r. ; palette and brushes in 1, hand. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
560 CAPTAIN THOMAS HAMILTON (1790-1842).
Dow. Lady Hamilton. Sir J Watson Gordon, R.A,, P.R.S.A.
Miscellaneous Writer ; brother of Sir William Hamilton, the philosopher ;
b. al Glasgow, 1790 ; ent. the army ; served with his regt. in the Peninsula ;
auth. of " CyrU Thornton," " Annals of the Peninsular Campaign," " Men
and Manners in America," &c. ; d. al Pisa, 1842.
Half-length ; standing, looking to 1., cap in 1. hand. Canvas, 49 X 39 in,
561 SIR WM. CHARLES ROSS, Kt. R.A. (1794-1860).
Mrs. E. Way. Thomas Henry Illidge.
Miniature Painter; b. 3 June, 1794; began early lo study art and gained
several of the prize medals given to students at the Royal Acad. ; worked
under Andrew Robertson, the miniature-painter from 18 14; painted the
miniatures of the Queen and Royal Family, 1837; A.R.A. 1838; R.A. and
knighted, 1839; went lo Brussels and Lisbon to paint the ports, of members
of the reigning families; executed altogether 2200 miniatures; d. 20 Jan. i860.
Bust, looking lo r. ; black dress, white cravat; painted, 1845, Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
562 GEORGE LANCE (1802-1864).
Mrs. Bower. George Clint, A.R.A.
Painter ; son of an officer in the army ; b, 24 March, 1802 ; stud, under
B, R. Haydon, and at the Roy, Acad, ; began to exhibit 1828, and attained
rare excellence as a painter of slill-Ufe, by his pieces of fruit, flowers, foliage,
dead game, &c, ; d. at Sunnyside, near Birkenhead, 18 June, 1864,
To waist ; nearly fuU face, arm over back of chair. Canvas, 30 X 25 m.
563 Francis nicholson (1753-1844).
Sir T, Dyke Acland, Bt, F, Nicholson.
Water-colour Painter ; b, at Pickering, Yorksh, 14 Nov. 1753 ; began to
exhibit at the Roy, Acad, 1789 ; member of the Waler-Colour Society, 1806 ;

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pub, " The Practice of Drawing and Painting Landscapes from Nature ;"
d, in London, 4 Mar. 1844.
To waist ; seated with palette and brushes in 1. hand ; landscape to his
1. Portrait painted by himself in his 9olh year, 1843. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
564 WILLIAM ETTY, R.A. (1787-1849).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. R. E, Smithson. William Dyce, R.A.
Painter ; b, at York, 1787 ; apprent. lo a printer ; early evinced a talent
for drawing and colour ; began to study in the life-school of the Roy, Acad.
1805 ; exhib, many pictures, but without success ; in 1822 made a tour to
Italy, where he perfected himself, chiefly by trie sludyof the Venetian painters ;
exhib, "Juditri," "Joan of Arc," " Benaiah," &c. ; elect A.R.A. 1824; R.A.
1826 ; d. at York, 13 Nov. 1849.
Head ; sketch of profile tol. Crayon, paper, 22 x 18 in,
565 HY. BICKERSTETH,LD. LANGDALE (1783-1851).
Lady Langdale, Geo. Richmond, R.A.
Son of a country gentleman in Westmorland; b. 18 June, 1783; studied
for the medical profession, but left il al the advice of the E, of Orford ; ent.
Caius Coll, Camb, ; took his degree as Sen, Wrangler, 1808 ; called to the
Bar, 181 1 ; join, trie school of Bentham ; rose to emin, in his profess, ; succ.
Ld. Cottenham as Mast of the Rolls, and raised lo the Peer. 1836 ; d. 185 1.
Head to 1. ; " Geo. Richmond delt. 1843." Crayon, paper, 32 X 24 in.
566 LISTON as "Paul Pry," MADAME VESTRIS,
MISS GLOVER, and MR. WILLIAMS.
Depart, of Science and Art. George Clint, A.R.A.
¦ John Liston ; Comedian ; b. in London, 1777 ; first engaged as teacher
in a day-school ; formed an acquaintance with Charles Mathews, with whom
he exhibited as an amateur performer ; recommended by Kemble to Colman,
and began lo perform at the Haymarket, 1805 ; afterw. played with great
success at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Olympic ; popular as an
actor of low comedy ; d. 2 March, 1 846.
Madame Vestris (Mrs. Mathews) (i 797-1 856), Dau. of the engraver
Bartolozzi; b. 1797; marr. al 16, Armand Vestris, ballet-master of the Hay
market Theatre; appeared as "Proserpine" in " Ratio di Proserpina," but
being unsuccessful, accomp, her husband to France, where she performed
in French plays liU 1819; after her return disting, herself in light comedy;
popular as lessee of trie Olympic Theatre, 1829; marr, 2nd, Chas, Mathews,
1839; took the management of Covent Garden Theatre, 1840, and of the
Lyceum, 1847; retir, 1854; d, at Fulham, 8 Aug, 1856,
Miss Glover, dau, of Mrs, Glover (Julia Betlerton), the comedian.
FuU-length, small size figures, in character. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
567 EYRE EVANS CROWE (1799-1868),
Mr, Eyre Crowe, Eyre Crowe.
Historian and miscellaneous Writer ; b, at Redbridge, Hants, 14 March,
1799; educ, al Trinity CoU, Dublin ; early entered on a literary career;
contribul. lo the " Examiner," " Blackwood's Mag," and " Lardner's Cyclo
pedia ;" pub, the novels, " To-day in Ireland," " Yesterday in Ireland,"
"Vittoria Colonna," "Connemara;" "Lives of Eminent Foreign Statesmen,"
a " History of France," &c. ; for many years Paris correspondent of the
" Morning Chronicle ;" edit, of the " Daily News," 1845-50 ; d, 25 Feb, 1868.

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Seated to 1, on garden chair ; holding book and pen in r, hand ; vine-
leaves to his 1, ; landscape background. Canvas, 40 x 24,
568 CHARLES KEAN as " Hamlet,"
lent by painter.
Sir Joshua Walmsley. William Daniels.
{See No, 436.) FuU-lenglh, smaU size, standing; full face ; dark costume.
Panel, 24 x 17.
569 CHARLOTTE BRONTE, MRS. NICHOLLS(i8i6-55).
Rev, a, B. Nicholls. Geo. Richmond, R.A.
Poetess and novelist ; first known under the name of "Currer BeU ;" dau.
of the Rev, Patrick Bronte ; b. at Harlshead, Yorkshire, 21 April, 1816 ;
removed with her father to Haworth, 1820 ; teacher in a boarding-school, 1835,
and in a Pensionnat at Brussels, 1842-44 ; pub. with her sisters Emily and
Anne a vol. of poems, 1846 ; established her reputation as an author by the
novel "Jane Eyre;" afterw. pub. "Shirley," 1849, " Villette," 1853 ; marr. Mr.
Nichols, curate of Haworth, 1854 ; d, al Haworth Parsonage, 31 March, 1855.
Bust, looking to 1, ; signed, "George Richmond, delt, 1850." Crayon,
paper, 30 x 25 in.
570 PROF. JAS. FREDERICK FERRIER (1808-1864).
United Coll.of St. Andrews. Sir J, W.Gordon, P.R.S, A.
PhUosopher ; b. al Edinburgh, 1808 ; stud, at the Universities of Edinb.
and Oxf, and in Germany ; called lo the Scottish Bar, 1833, but chiefly
devol. himself to PhUosophy and Literature ; elect. Prof of Hist, in Edinb.
1842; Prof of Moral Philosophy at St. Andrews, 1845 ; pub, "Theory of
Knowing and Being," 1854; d. at St, Andrews, 11 June, 1864,
Three-quarter size, seated to 1, ; resting 1, hand on table, book in r, hand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
571 CHARLES YOUNG as "Hamlet," and MISS
GLOVER AS " Ophelia."
Depart, of Science and Art. George Clint, A.R.A,
Charles Young ; Tragedian ; son of a surg,; b, in London, 10 Jan, 1777 ;
edu. at Merch, Tayl, Sch, and Eton ; placed in a merchant's counting-house, but
soon left il for the stage ; made his debut at Liverpool in the part of" Douglas,"
1798 ; appeared al the Haymarket as " Hamlet," 1807 ; at Covent Garden as
second lo John Kemble, 1810; afterw. performed alternately with Kean at
Drury Lane, as " Othello" and " lago ;" also an accomplished musician.
Miss Glover, see No, 566.
FuU-lenglh, small size figures in character. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
572 CLARKSON STANFIELD, R.A. (1793-1867).
Mrs. Clarkson Stanfield. Daniel Maclise,,R.A.
Marine and Landscape Painter ; b, at Sunderland, 1793 ; served as a sailor
till 1818 ; was scene-painter al the Royalty Theatre, and al Drury Lane, till
1827, when he began to apply himself with success lo the higher branches of
Art ; elected A,R,A, 1832 ; R,A, 1835 ; prod, besides his many oil-paintings
numerous designs for book-illustrations; d, at Hampslead, 18 May, 1867
To waist ; small size ; profile to t ; sketch-book and pencil in hands.
Pencil, paper, 22 X 18 in.

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573 JAMES WARD, R,A. (1769-1859),
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr, E. M, Ward, R,A. E, M. Ward, R,A,
Animal Painter ; b. in Lond. 1769; appren. to an engrav. ; afterw. devoted
hirnself to paint., and took Morland as his model ; app. Painter and Engrav.
to the Pr. of Wales, 1794; A.R.A. 1807; R.A. 181 1; chiefly disting. as animal-
painter ; exriibited " Landscape with Cattle," " Council of Horses," " Bulls
Fighting across a Tree," &c. ; d. 17 Nov. 1859.
Head, full face ; signed, " E. M. Ward, A.R.A., fecit, July 27, 1848."
Crayon, paper, 28 X 23 in.
574 SIR JOSHUA JEBB, K.C.B. (1793-1S63).
Mrs. Miles.
B. at Walton, Derbyshire, 1793 ; educ. at the Royal MUitary Coll. and at
Woolwich ; in 181 2, enl. trie corps of R. Engineers, and served in Canada
and Nortri America ; afterwards accepted civil employm. and was appointed
Surveyor-Gen. of Prisons, Inspect.-Gen. of Military Prisons, and, in 1848,
Chairman of the Directors of Convict Prisons ; knighted and Major-Gen.
1859 ; d. 26 June, 1863.
Half-length, seated, looking to r. ; black dress ; Blue Book in r. hand.
Canvas, 43 x 36 in. Painted after death from a Photograph.
575 BENJAMIN ROBERT HAYDON (1786-1846).
Mrs, E, Way. Thomas Henry Illidge.
Historical Painter; son of a bookseller al Plymouth; b. 25 Jan, 1786;
apprent, to his father ; came to London, 1 804, and commenc, stud, at the Roy.
Acad, 1805 ; exhib, "Joseph and Mary resting on the Road lo Egypt," 1807;
"Dentalus," 1809; "Lady Macbeth," 1812; "The Judgment of Solomon,"
1814; "Christ's Entry into Jerusalem," 1820; "The Raising of Laza,rus,"
1823; was only partially successful ; also engaged in port,-painting ; un-
successf in the cartoon competition for the decoration of trie new Ho. of
Pari,; d, 22 June, 1846,
To waist, looking tol,; black cOat; dated al back, 1 838, Canvas, 3oX25in,
576 FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS (1794-1835).
Rev, W. Hicks Owen, W. E. West,
Poetess ; b, at Liverpool, 25tri Sept 1794; marr. young; lived in Wales
and al Wavertree, near Liverpool ; finally settled at Dublin ; conlrib, papers
on foreign literature to Constable's " Edinburgh Magazine" and poems to
the "New Monthly Magazine;" pub, "Welsh Melodies," "The Siege of
Valencia," " Vespers of Palermo," " Records of Women," and other works,
by which she gained a high position among contemporaneous lyrical poets ;
d, 16 May, 1835,
To waist, seated, leaning on arm of couch ; low lilac dress. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
577 FREDERICK HENRY YATES (1797-1842).
Mr. Edmund Yates. C. Ambrose,
Actor; b, 1797; made riis first appearance on the stage in the "Actor of
dU Work," 1 81 7; engaged at Covent Garden, 18 19; performed in many of
Shakespeare's characters, both tragic and comic ; very popular as manager
of trie Adelprii Theatre ; d, 21 June, 1842,
To waist, sealed ; nearly full face ; dark claret-coloured coat ; dated at
back, " 1835," Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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578 SIR BENJAMIN COLLINS BRODIE, Bt, F.R,S.
(1783-1862).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Sir B, C. Brodie, Bt, G. F. Watts, R,A,
Emin, Surgeon ; b, al Winlerslow, Wilts, 1783 ; stud, at the Hunterian
School and St, George's Hosp, London ; lecturer al St, George's, 1809, and
Croonian lecturer to the Roy. Soc. 1810 ; Prof of Anat. and Surgery lo the
Coll. of Surgeons, 1819 ; Sergeant-Surgeon lo the King, 1834 ; Pres, of the
Coll. of Surg, 1844; Pres, of the Roy, Soc, 1858; pub. " Lectures on Pa
thology and ' Surgery," " Psychological Inquiries," &c. ; d, al Betchworlh,
Surrey, Oct. 1862,
Bust, full-face ; dark dress. Panel, 25 X 20 in,
579 MARIA DUNDAS, LADY CALLCOTT (1788-1842).
Marquis of Lansdowne. Sir A, W, Callcott, R,A.
Dau, of Rear-Adm, George Dundas; b, 1788 ; marr, isl, Capt, Graham,
R,N.; accomp, her husband lo India, and publ, an account of her travels,
1813 ; afterw, accom, himto S, Amer,, where he d,; marr. 2nd, Sir Augustus
Callcott, R.A. ; pub. " History of Spain ;" " Little Arthur's History of
England ;" a " Scripture Herbal," &c.; d. Nov. 1842,
Three-quarter length, seated, looking up to I, ; wide ruff and turban, arm
resting- on back of chair. Canvas, 42 X 30 in. Painted 1836,
580 GENERAL LORD KEANE (1780-1844),
Sir j. H. Keane, Bt. Sir M. A. Shee, P.R.A.
General ; son of John Keane, of Belmont, Waterford ; enl. the Army,
1793; serv, in Egypt as Aide-de-Camp lo Ld, Cavan; disting, himself in the
Peninsular War, where he command, a Brigade at the battles of Vittoria, trie
Pyrenees, Orthez, &c,; Maj.-Gen. and succ to the Comm. at the attack on New
Orleans, 181 5 ; Comm.-in-Ch. al Jamaica, 1823-30, and al Bombay, 1833-39 !
conduc. the operat. against the Affghans, which ended with trie capture of
Ghuznee and of Cabool, 1839; raised to the Peerage, 1840; d, 24 Aug, 1844.
Full-length, standing, military uniform, leaning on sword, cocked hat in
r, hand ; skirmish in background. Canvas, 92 x 58 in,
581 HORATIO Mcculloch, r.s.a, (1806-1867).
Mrs. Alexander Smith, R. W, Macbeth.
Landscape Painter ; b, at Glasgow, 1 806 ; became a member of the R,
Scott. Acad, at which he exhibited his pictures ; d, 25 June, 1867,
Head tol,; signed, " Robert W, Macbeth, 1867." Crayon, paper, 28x20 in,
582 EDWARD WRIGHT (1811-1859).
Mrs. Henry. W, Crabb.
Comedian; b, in Lond,, 181 1 ; intended for business; member of the
Skinners' Co. ; appeared as an amateur at Margate 1832, as " Marmaduke
Magog ;" acted at Birmingham, Bristol, and at St. James's Theatre 1837,
afterwards at the Adelphi ; d, 1859.
To waist, fuU face; signed, "Wm, Crabb, 1856," Canvas, 35 x 28 in,
583 SIR WILLIAM ALLAN, R,A,, P,R.S,A, (1782-1850),
Nat, Gallery of Scotland, Sir Wm. Allan, R,A., P,R.S,A,
Painter ; b, in Edinb, 1782 ; appren, lo a coachbuilder ; studied Art in
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chiefly engaged in Portrait-painting ; made Sketching Tours in Tartary and
Turkey ; settled in Edinb, 1814 ; chose striking incidents from Scotch Hist,
for his pictures ; R,A, 1835 ; Pres, of the Roy, Scottish Acad, 1838; Limner
to the Queen, and knighted, 1841 ; d, 1850.
To waist ; seated at table lo L; port-crayon in r, hand ; signed, " WiUiam
Allan pinxl, 1835," Canvas, 35 X 24 in.
584 HENRY HOWARD, R,A. (1769-1847).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. j. H. Howard. Henry Howard, R.A,
Painter ; b. in London, 31 Jan, 1769 ; stud, under PhU, Reinagle, R,A,
and at the Roy. Academy; gained the gold medal, 1790 ; travelled in France,
Italy, and Germany ; began to exhibit at the Royal Academy, 1794 ; chiefly
painted subjects from the Greek and Latin poets; A,R,A. 1801 ; R.A.
1808 ; Prof of Painting at the Roy, Acad, 1833 ; d, at Oxford, 5 Oct. 1847.
Head to r, ; brown coal, white ruffles. CanVas, 25 X 30 in.

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FIRST BAT {Nos. 585 /o 624.)
585 WILLIAM HENRY HUNT (1790-1864J.
Mr, C. Maw. W. H. Hunt.
Water-colour Painter; b, in London, 1790; stud, under Varley, and at
the Roy, Acad,; Memb, of the Soc, of Paint, in Water-colours, 1827; exhib.
chiefly rustic figure-subjects, and flower and fruit pieces, in which he attain.
a rare excellence; d, 10 Feb, 1864,
Head lo r, ; water colours, oval, paper, 7 X 6 in,
586 REV. RICHARD HARRIS BARHAM (1789-1845).
Mrs. Bond. Richard J. Lane, A.R.A.
Poet and Humourist, better known as "Thomas Ingoldsby;" b, at Can
terbury, 1789; educ at Brazenose Coll, Oxf; enl. the Church, and became
rector of St, Augustine, Lond, and Minor Canon of St, Paul's ; lived in close
friendship with Sydney Smith ; conlrib, to " Blackwood's Magazine " and
the "Edinburgh Review;" gained a wide reputa. by his " Ingoldsby Le
gends," first published in " Bentley's Miscellany ;" also author of the novel,
" My Cousin Nicholas;" d, 17 June, 1845,
Bust; sealed to 1, Pencil on paper, 13J x 11 in,
587 GEORGE GRANVILLE, 2ND D. of SUTHERLAND
(1786-1861).
Duchess Dowager of Sutherland. John Partridge.
Son of George Granville, ist duke; b, 8 August 1786; sat in the
House of Lords during his father's lifetime as Baron Gower ; married
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of Carlisle ; succeeded lo the dukedom, 1833 ; inherited the Scotch honours
of his mother, as Countess of Sutherland" and Baroness of Stralhnaver in her
own right, 1839 ; held the offices of Ld,-Lieul. of Sutherlandsh, and Custos
Rolulorum of Staffordshire ; d, 28 Feb, 1861.
Three-quarter length ; seated to 1, in library; r. arm resting on table, on
which is a statuette; signed "J, Partridge, 1850," Canvas, 45 x 57 in,
588 AUGUSTUS WELBY PUGIN (1810-1852).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. E. Welby Pugin. j. R. Herbert, R.A,
Architect and writer on architecture; b, 1810 ; influenced in his taste for
Gothic Art by his father ; joined the Roman Catholic Church, 1834 ; built the
Cathedral of St. George, Southwark, the Cistercian Abbey of Mount St,
Barnabas, Leicestersh,, the Cathedral of KiUarney, Alton Castle, &c. ; assisted
Barry in the Palace of Westminster ; pub, " The True Principles of Pointed
or Christian Architecture," "Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament;" did
much to encourage the revival of Mediaeval taste by his Mediaeval Court
in the Exhibition of 185 1 ; d, 1852,
To waist ; standing al table, with compasses in r, hand ; s, of arms
in background lo the r. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
589 JOHN GIBSON, R.A, (1790-1866).
Mr, John Partridge. John Partridge,
Sculptor; son of a gardener; b, at Conway, N. Wales, 1790; appren. to
wood-carvers al Liverpool, when his talent was recogn, and Wm. Roscoe
and other friends sent him lo Rome to study, 181 7; there became the pupil
of Canova and Thorwaldsen ; conlin, to reside al Rome, but sent his works
to be exhibit at the Roy, Acad, ; A,R,A, 1833; R,A, 1836; d, al Rome, 27
Jan, 1866; bu, at the Protestant Cemet. there; among his many works were
statues of the Queen, of Mr. Huskisson al Liverpool, and of Sir. Robt, Peel
and Geo, Stephenson in Weslm, Abbey, his " Tinted Venus " al the Internal.
Exhib, of 1862 ; left a munif legacy of money and works of Art lo the Roy.
Acad, Three-quarter size ; standing to 1, ; statuette of the Queen on table to his
1,, and modelhng tool in hand; dated at back "1847." Canvas, 56 x 44 in.
5.90 SIR JN. WATSON GORDON, R.A. P.R.S.A.
(1790-1864).
Nat. Gal. of Scotland. John Graham Gilbert, R.S.A.
Portrait Painter; b, in Edinb, 1790; stud, with Wilkie and Allan under
J, Graham ; became known as a Portrait Painter, and executed the portraits
of many disting, Scotchmen of his time ; Pres, of the Scottish Acad,, kntd.
and app. Limner lo the Queen for Scotland 1850; R,A, Lond, 1851; d, at
Edinb, 1 June, 1864,
Full-length, standing ; black court dress, gloves in 1. hand. Signed
"J, Graham, 1854," Canvas, 95 X 59 in,
591 EDWARD HODGES BAILY, R.A, (1788-1867).
JVIr. j, Edgar Williams. J. Edgar Williams.
Sculptor; son of a ship-carver; b. al.BristoJ, 10 March, 1788; studied
under Flaxman and at the Roy. Acad. ; exhibited " ApoUo discharging his
Arrows against the Greeks," and elected A.R.A. 1817; "Eve at the Foun
tain," 181 8 ; R.A. 1821 ; executed the bassi-relievi on the Marble Arch, statues
of Charles James Fox and Ld. Mansfield in St. Stephen's Hall; exhibited
"The Graces Seated," 1849; "Genius," 1858; d. 22 May, 1867.
To waist : seated ; full face ; r. hand in breast of coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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592 MARY RUSSELL MITFORD (1789-1855).
LENT BY PAINTER
Mrs. Acton Tindal. John Lucas.
Authoress ; dau. of Dr. George Milford ; b. at Alresford, Hants, 16 Dec.
1789 ; early contribu. to the Annuals ; pub, "Poems," "Christine, or the
Maid of trie Soutri," and the tragedies of "Julian," "Rienzi," and " Charles I. ;"
establ, her reputation by "Our Village, Sketches of Moral Character and
Scenery," 1832; pub. afterwa. " Atherlon, and other Tales," "Literary Re
collections," &c ; d, at Swallowfield, near Reading, 10 Jan, 1855,
To waist; small size, nearly full face ; "drawn at Swallowfield, April 12th,
1852, John Lucas." Crayon, paper, 23 x 18 in.
593 THOMAS HOOD (1798-1845).
Mr. T. Hood.
Poet and Humourist ; son of a bookseUer in the City of London ; b, 1798 ;
for some time clerk in a merchant's office; afterw, appren, lo his uncle, an
engraver, but chiefly interested in literature ; sub-editor of the " London
Magazine," 1821 ; estab, his fame as a poet and humourist by his " Whims
and Oddities," "National Tales," "The Comic Annual," and "Hood's
Magazine;" granted a pension of 300/. by Sir R, Peel; IraveUed on the
Conlin, for his health ; pub, " Tylney Hall," a novel, and " Up the Rhine,"
d, in Lond, 3 May, 1845, Among his poems, the " Song of the Shirt," and
" Trie Bridge of Sighs," have become famous ; a complete edition of his
works was published by his son.
To waist; small size; seated in arm-chair; full face. Millboard,
12X9 in.
594 THOMAS HOOD (1798-1845).
Wm. Elliot, M.D.
{See No. 593,) Three-quarter size, seated lo 1, near writing-table,
pencil in 1, hand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
595 GILBERT ABBOT A BECKETT (1811-1856).
Mr, Gilbert Arthur a Beckett. Isidore Magu^is.
Satirist and Wit; b, 181 1 ; educ al Westminster; caU, to the Bar, 1840;
app. Poor Law Commiss, 1848; Metropol. Police Magistrate, 1849; origina.
" Figaro in London," trie forerunner of " Punch;" contrib. lo " Punch ;" auth.
of" Comic Blackstone," " Comic Hist of England and Rome," &c. ; d. 1856,
Head to r. ; signed, " Isidore Magufes." Coloured crayon, paper, 28 X 22 in.
596 MRS. FRANCES TROLLOPE (1790-1863).
Mr. Anthony Trollope. A. Hervieu.
Novehsl and miscellaneous Writer; b. 1790; marr. Anthony Trollope,
a barrister-al-law, 1809; became a widow, 1825; visit America, 1829; gain.
reputation by her "Domestic Life of the Americans," 1832 ; afterwards pub.
" Paris and the Parisians," " Vienna and the Austrians," " The Vicar of
WrexhiU," " The Widow Barnaby," &c. ; spent her last years in Florence, d.
there, 6 Oct. 1863.
Head, miniature size ; fuU face. Oval, mUlboard, 6 x 5 in.
597 DOUGLAS JERROLD (1803-1857).
Mrs. Noseda. William Bewick.
Humourist and Dramatist ; b. in London, 3 Jan, 1803 ; spent his youth in
Sheerness, where his father managed a theatre; ent the Navy, but left it

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after two years' service, 18 18; worked in a printer's office, as compositor;
educ, himself by private study ; began to write for the Coburg Theatre, 1823;
for the Surrey Theatre, 1826 ; achieved great popularity with his "Black-eyed
Susan" and "Rent Day," 1830; pub, many other successful plays disting,
by keen wit and humour ; contributed humorous tales to " Blackwood," and
"Punch;" founded "Jerrold's ShiUing Magazine;" edit "Lloyd's Weekly
Newspaper," 1852; d, 8 June, 1857,
Bust, seated to 1,, profile ; signed at back ; painted, 1 839, Canvas, 24 X 20,

598 ALEXANDER SMITH (1830-1867).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mrs. Alexander Smith. James Stuart.
Poet and miscell. Writer; son of a pattern-designer al Kilmarnock;b, there
31 Dec, 1830; for some time followed his father's occup, as designer lo a lace-
factory at Glasgow ; became known as a poet by his "Life Drama," 1853; app.
Sec. lo the tjniv, of Edinb. 1854 ; subseq. pub, " Sonnets on the War," " City
Poems," " A Summer in Skye," &c. ; d, at Edinburgh, 5 Jan. 1867.
Half-length ; seated lo r., leaning head on r. hand. Canvas, 36 x 28 in.

599 JOHN PHILLIP, R.A, (1817-1867).
Executors of the Late J. Phillip, R.A. H. O'Neil, A.R.A.
Painter ; b, at Aberdeen, 1817 ; apprent to a house-painter ; early began
to paint portraits ; became a stud, al the Roy, Acad, London, 1 837 ; exhib.
his first historical picture, " Tasso relating his persecutions to his Sister,"
1840 ; returned to Aberdeen, and produced a number of pictures illustrating
the peasant-life and religious observances of Scotland, 1841-51 ; afterw,
made several journeys to Spain, and became chiefly famous by his pictures
of Spanish subjects ; A,R,A. 1857 ; R,A, 1859; d, in London, 27 Feb, 1867.
Three-quarter, small size ; seated in arm-chair, hands crossed. Panel,
20 X 16 in. Painted 1859,
600 ELIZ. BARRETT MOULTON BARRETT, MRS.
BROWNING (1809-1861).
Miss Heaton, Field Talfourd.
Poetess ; dau, of Edw, Moulton Barrett, Esq, ; b, 1809 ; receiv.an exceUent
educ. embracing the ancient languages; pub, al 17, "Essay on the Mind and
other Poems;" a translation of ^schylus' "Prometheus," 1833; "Romaunt
of Margaret," 1836; "The Seraphim and other Poems," 1838; marr. Robert
Browning, and settled in Italy, 1846; look a lively interest in the national
Italian movement; pub. " Casa Guidi Windows," 1851; "Aurora Leigh,"
1857; " Poems before Congress," r86o; d, at Florence, 29 June, 1861.
Bust, showing portion of hands; signed, " Field Talfourd, Rome, March,
1859," Crayon, paper, 29 X 21 in,
601 CLARKSON STANFIELD, R.A. (1793-1867).
Mrs, Clarkson Stanfield. John Simpson.
{See No. 572,) Bust ; seated to 1. showing both hands ; pencil in r,
hand, 1. on sketch-book. Dated at back, "1829," Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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602 THOMAS UWINS, R.A, (i 782-1857).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mrs. E. Way. Thomas Henry Illidge.
Painter; b, in London, 1782; appren. to an engraver; stud, at the Roy.
Acad, and practised as painter in water colours, and iUustrator of books,
1 8 10-18; subsequently estab, himself as a Portrait-painter in Edinb, ; resid.
in Italy, 1824-31 ; commenced on his return to exhibit oil paintings, dhiefly
on Italian subjects; elected R.A. 1838; Survey, of the Roy. Pictures, 1847 ;
d. al Staines, 1857.
To waist ; seated, looking lo 1., books lo his r. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
603 WM. MAKEPEACE THACKERAY (1811-1863).
Rt. Hon, Sir J, F, Pollock, Bt, Samuel Laurence.
{See No. 531,) Head lo left, reading; signed, "Saml, Laurence delt.
1862," Crayon, paper, 29 by 21 in,
604 HON. THOMAS CHANDLER HALIBURTON
(1797-1865).
Mrs. Haliburton. H. Betham.
Humourist ; known as "Sam Slick;" b, al Windsor, Nova .Scolia, 1797;
practised as a Barrister in Halifax; Judge of the Supreme Tribunal of
Nova Scotia, 1842; resigned his office and settled in England; eslab.
his reputation as a humourist by " The Clockmaker ; or. Sayings and Doings
of Sam Slick, of Slickville," 1837-40; pub, afterwards "The Attach^; or,
Sam Slick in England," 1843; " Sam Slick's Traits of American Humour,"
1852; "Nature and Human "Nature," 1855; sat as M.P. for Launceston,
from 1859 ; d. al Isleworth, 27 Aug, 1865,
Bust ; nearly full face, seated. Oval canvas, 30 x 25 in,
605 ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER (1835-1864).
Mr. Bryan Waller Procter, Emma G. Richards.
Poetess ; dau, of trie poet B. W, Procter, known as " Barry Cornwall ; "
b, 1835; contrib, to "Household Words;" became more generally known
by "Legends and Lyrics," 1858; afterw. pub. "A Chaplel of Verse;"
d, after a long illness, 2 FelD, 1864,
Half-length, standing to 1, ; dark dress, hands crossed ; signed, " E, G. R."
Canvas, 37 X 31 in,
606 JAMES HENRY LEIGH HUNT (1784-1859).
Mr. W. S. Williams. W. Frank Williams.
{SeeNo.2go.) Head to 1,; signed, "W, Frank WiUiams, 1851." Crayon,
paper, 28 X 23 in,
607 AUGUSTUS LEOPOLD EGG, R,A. (1816-1863).
Royal Academy. John Phillip, R.A.
Painter ; b, in London, 1816 ; first exhib, at the Society of Artists and
Brit, Institution ; stud, at the Roy. Acad. 1836 ; chiefly known by his pic-

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tures in illustration of humorous passages from Shakespeare and Le Sage ;
A,R,A. 1848 ; R,A, i860 ; d. at Algiers, March, 1863,
Three-quarter size, small size, sealed lo 1, holding Skye terrier. Panel,
19 X 16 in.
608 DAVID ROBERTS, R.A. (1796-1864).
lent by painter,
Mr. Henry Bicknell. John Simpson.
Painter; b, in Edin, 24 Oct, 1796; com, work as a house-painter, afterw, bee,
a scene-painter in Lond, where he was associated with Stanfield (No, 572) ;
first exhib, at the Soc, of Bril, Artists, 1824, and at the Roy. Acad, 1826;
trav. in Spain and the East, and pub. several vols, of Sketches ; excelled as
an architectural painter, chiefly of Eastern subjects; many years Pres. of
the Soc, of Brit Artists; R,A. 1840; d, in London, 25 Nov. 1864.
To waist, sealed; full face; sketch-book in 1, hand. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
609 WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR (1775-1864).
Nat. Port. Gallery. William Fisher.
Poet and miscell. Writer; b, al Ipsley Court, Warwicksh, 30 Jan. 1775 ;
educ at Rugby and Oxf ; intended for the Army, but preferred literature ;
pub. his first vol, of poems at 18; lo escape the cares of a landlord sold his
family estates ; raised and commanded a volunteer troop in the Penins, War;
settled near Florence, 1818 ; pub, his chief prose work, " Imaginary Conver
sations of Literary Men and Statesmen," 1824; the dramas, "Count Julian,"
"Pericles and Aspasia," and "Giovannaof Naples," 1831-39; "The Last
Fruit off an Old Tree," 1853; ret for some years lo Engl, but again went
abroad, 1856; d. at Florence, 17 Sept, 1864,
Half-length ; seated to 1. in arm-chair ; brown coat. Canvas, 36 X 28 in.
610 SYDNEY OWENSON,LADY MORGAN (1783-1859).
Mrs. Inwood Jones. S. Gambardella.
Novelist; b. 1783, at Dublin, where her father was a musician and actor;
early wrote songs and ballads lo old Irish airs ; became known as an author
^bylhe novel "The Wild Irish Girl," 1801 ; pub.afterw. "O'DonneU," "Florence
McCarthy," " The O'Briens and O'Flahertys," &c. ; marr. Sir Chas. Morgan,
181 1 ; trav, on the Contfn, 1816-23; pub, works on " France," and "Italy,"
" Woman and her Master," " The Book without a Name;" rec, a Governm.
pension; d, in London, 13 April, 1859,
Half-length, sealed to 1, at desk ; closed fan in r, hand. Canvas, 22 X 18 in.
6x1 EBENEZER ELLIOTT (1781-1849).
Sheffield Mechanics' Institute. J, Birch.
Poet ; known as the " Corn- Law Rhymer ;" son of a clerk in trie iron
works at Masborough; Rolherham ; b, there 17 Mar, 1781 ; appren. to an iron-
founder ; educ, himself by private study, and pub, at 17 his "Vernal Walk;"
opened an iron-foundry on his own account, 1804 ; conlrib, lo the " New
Monthly" and "Tail's Magazine;" pub, a vol, of poems, 1823; became
generally known by his "Corn-Law Rhymes," 1831, by which he greatly
advanced the cause of Free Trade ; was successful in business ; d. on his
farm, Hargate Hill, near Barnsley, i Dec, 1849,
Half-length ; sealed, spectacles in r, hand, roll of paper in I, Canvas,
36 X 28 in,
612 JOHN MARTIN (1789-1854).
Mr. Leopold C, Martin. Charles Martin.
Painter; b, near Hexham, 19 July, 1789; appren, to a coachbuilder in
Newcastle, 1803; ran away from his master and stud, painting under B, Musso,

126 Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837-1867.
1804; came to London, 1806; began to exhibit at the Roy. Acad, 181 1;
painted his "Belshazzar's Feast," 182 1, which was followed by "The
Deluge," " The Eve of the Deluge," " The FaU of Nineveh," " The
Plains of Heaven;" also executed illustrat, of Milton, and engraved several
of his own paintings; d, at Douglas, Isle of Man, 17 Feb, 1854.
Head, profile to 1, Crayon, paper, 29 X 25 in. Taken in 1854.
613 WILLIA.M RAMSAY MAULE, LD. PANMURE
(1771-1852).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. G. Huntly Gordon. John Phillip, R.A.
2nd son of Geo, Ramsay, Sth E, of iDalhousie; b, 27 Oct. 177 1 ; inherited
through his grandmother, Jean Maule, the estates of the Earls of Panmure,
and was crea. Baron Panmure by letters patent, 1831 ; d, 13 April, 1852, when
the barony devolved on his eld, son Fox Maule, now E, of Dalhousie.
Full-length, seated to r, ; reading beside the fire ; miniature size ; signed
and dated, " J, P. 1842." Panel, Si X 4f in,
614 JOHN SHEEPSHANKS (1787-1863).
Depart, of Science & Art. William Mulready, R.A.
Son of a cloth-manufacturer at Leeds, brother of Rev Rd, Sheepshanks,
the astronomer ; b, 1787 ; Migaged in commercial pursuits, but devoted his
leisure hours to the study of the fine arts ; formed an extensive collection
of pictures by modern British artists, known as the " Sheepshanks Gallery,"
which, in 1856, he presented lo the nation, and which was deposited in the
South Kensington Museum ; d, 5 Oct. 1863,
Bust to r, ; signed "W, M,, 1858," 17 X 15 in,
615 JOHN LEECH (1817-1864).
Mrs, Leech. Augustus L. Egg, R.A.
Caricaturist and artist; b. in London, 29 Aug, 1817; educ, at the
Charterhouse; studied for medicine; devoted himself to Art, after the success
of his illustrations of the " Ingoldsby Legends" and A'Beckell's " Comic
English Grammar ;" joined the staff of "Punch," 1841; gained the highest
reputation by his humorous cartoons and sketches; also illustrated numerous
works, chiefly of travel and hunting ; published " Pictures of Life and
Character;" d. 27 Oct. 1864.
Bust, small size looking to 1. ; black coat. Oval, millboard, 13 x 10 in.
616 SIR THOS, NOON TALFOURD (1795-1854),
Mr. Wreford Major. John Lucas.
Judge and Poet; son of a brewer at Reading; b. 1795; educ, at various
dissenting schools; pub, at 16, his " Poems on Various Subjects;" stud, law
under Chilly; called to the Bar, 1821 ; Serj,-at-Law, 1833; M,P, for Reading,
1835 ; carried trie " Custody of Infants Act," and the " Copyright Act," 1841 ;
wrote trie Tragedy of " Ion," which was received with enthusiasm when
performed at Covent Garden, 1836; publ, afterw. the plays of "The
Athenian Captive," and " Glencoe," and " Final Memorials of Chas, Lamb,"
1848 ; raised lo the Bench, 1849; d, suddenly, while addressing the Grand
Jury at Stafford Assizes, 20 March, 1854,
Three-quarter size, sealed near a table, resting r. arm on a table, book in I,
hand. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.

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617 CHAS. ROBT. COCKERELL, R.A, (1788-1863).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Inst, of Brit. Architects. William Boxall, R.A.
Architect; b. in Lond, 1788; educ, al Weslm. Sch,; trav, in Greece,
Asia Minor, Sicily, and Italy, 1810-17; became known by his discovery of
the .iEginetan and Phigaleian marbles ; app, Surv, of St, Paul's, 1819 ; archi
tect to the Bank of Engl. 1832; R,A, 1836; Prof of Architecture at the
Roy, Acad, 1840; built Lampeter CoU,, Taylor Buildings, Oxf &c, ; complet,
St. George's Hall, Liverpool ; chosen Pres, of the Instil, of Brit, Architects
and Memb, of the French Instil, ; d, in London, 17 Sept. 1863.
To waist, seated ; resting I, hand on table with books, paper in 1, hand.
Canvas, 36 x 28 in.
618 SIR CHARLES BARRY, Kt. R.A. (1795-1860).
Mr. Charles Barry. Bradley.
Architect; b. May, 1795; articled lo a firm of architects in Lambeth ;
traveUed for some time in Italy and Greece; on his return built St, Peter's
Church al Brighton, and the TraveUers' and Reform Clubs in the Italian style ;
afterw. preferred the Gothic style, in which he executed his greatest work,
the New Palace at Westminster ; d. 12 May, i860.
Bust to r. Oval, canvas, 36 X 28 in.
619 DAVID COX (1783-1859),
Birmingham and Midl, Inst, Sir J.W, Gordon, R,A,, P,R.S.A.
Water-colour Painter; son of a blacksmith at Birmingham ; b. 29 April,
1783 ; for some time worked as a scene-painter in Birmingham and London;
subsequently gained distinction as a landscape-painter in water-colours;
during his later years also painted in oil; d. 7 June, 1859.
Three-quarter, seated to 1, ; pencil in r. hand ; sketch-book in 1. Can
vas, 50 X 40 in.
620 CATHERINE SINCLAIR (1800-1864).
Archdeacon Sinclair. James Archer, R.S.A.
Novehsl and misceUaneous Writer ; 6lh dau. of Sir John Sinclair, Bt.; b.
al Edinb. 17 April, 1800 ; became known by her novels, " Modem Accom
plishments" and " Modern Society," 1835-36 ; pub. afterw. " Scotland and the
Scotch," "Modern Flirtation," " Lord and Lady Harcourt," &c. ; d. 6 Aug. 1 864.
Head, fuU face ; signed, "J. Archer, 1850," Crayon, paper, oval, 29 X 24 in,
62 1 SIR CHARLES LOCK EASTLAKE, Kt. P.R.A.
(1793-1865).
Royal Academy. J- P- Knight, R.A.
Painter and Writer on Art ; b, al Plymouth, 1793 ; educ. at Charterhouse
School; stud, under Fuseli and Haydon, and at the Roy, Acad. ; also at the
Louvre Paris, 1814; resid. for many years in Italy and Greece; on his
return exhibit. "Isidas repeUing the Thebans;" later, his most popular
works, " Pilgrims arriving in sight of Rome," and " Christ weeping over
Terusalem-" A,R,A, 1827; R,A, 1830; Sec, lo the Commission on Fine
Arts 1841; Keeper of the Nat Gall, 1843-47; P-R.A, 1850; Direc, of the

128 Supplementary Collection {Nos. 625-950).
Nat, Gall, 1855; wrote many valuable Essays on Art ; d. al Pisa, 24 Dec.
1865; bu, al Kensal Green, 18 Jan. 1866.
Half-length, seated to r. ; full face, scarlet academic gown, hands folded.
Canvas, 36 x 28 in,
622 THOMAS DE QUINCEY (1785-1859).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Nat. Port. Gallery. Sir J. W, Gordon, R.A,, P.R.S.A.
Essayist and miscel. Writer; b, 1785 ; educ, at Manchester and Oxf;
lived many years in friendship with Coleridge, Wordsworth, and Southey, at
the Lakes ; estab, his literary reputation by his " Confessions of an Opium
Eater," 1835 ; wrote a large number of essays for the London, Blackwood,
and Tail's Magazines, and the " Encyclopaedia Britannica;" admired for his
style, wil, and imagination ; lived during his latter years in Scotland ; d, at
Edinburgh, 8 December, 1859,
Three-quarter size, seated lo r, ; book in r, hand. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
623 THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK (1785-1866),
Mr. Henry Wallis. Henry Wallis.
Poet and Novelist; b, at Weymouth, 1785 ; educ. at a sch, at Englefield
Green; pub. his first poems, 1810; became the friend of Shelley, who appoint.
him his literary executor ; pub, the Novels " Headlong Hall," " Nightmare
Abbey," " The Misfortunes of Elphin," &c, ; received an appointment in the
India House; subseq, became Exaininer of Indian Correspondence, 1836;
resigned, 1856; d, al Lower Halliford, 23 January, 1866,
Head, small size; full face; dated, 1858. Oval, 12 X 10 in,
624 ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH (1819-1861).
Mrs. a. H. Clough. Miss J. H. Bonham-Carter.
Poet; b, at Liverpool, i Jan, 1819; educ, at Rugby and Balliol CoU. Oxf;
Fellow of Oriel, 1842-48 ; trav, in France and Italy ; received an app. under
the Counc, on Education ; resigned on account of ill health ; d, at Florence,
13 Nov, 1861 ; collec, of his poems and memoir by F. T. Palgrave.
Head, small size ; full face. Crayon, paper, 21 X 16 in.

SUPPLEMENTARY COLLECTION.
SECOND BAT {Nos. 625 to 658).
625 SIR BRIAN TUKE, Kt. ( -X536).
MarQjUis of Westminster, K.G. Hans Holbein.
Treasurer of the Chamber to Henry VIIL; d. 1536.
To waist, showing botri hands ; nearly full face ; gloves in 1. ; furred cloak,
black cap, gold chain and cross; "aet sua, 57." Panel, 19 15 in.
626 HEN. HOWARD, E. OF SURREY and a Lady
supposed to be the fair GERALDINE (1518-1547).
Lord Taunton. Ascribed to Hans Holbein.
Poet and Soldier ; b. about 1 5 1 8 ; eld. son of Thos. 3rd D, of Norfolk, by
Eliz, dau, of Ed, Stafford, 3rd D. of Buckingham ; marr, Frances V^re, dau.

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of I5lh E. of Oxford; K.G. 1542; had command in the Army with which
Hen. VIII. invaded France, and was made Gov. of Boulogne. His court
favour soon ceased ; he was suddenly arrested, 12 Dec. 1546, and, on frivolous
charges, executed in the prime of his youth on Tower Hill, 19 January, 1547.
Half-length figure, in a landscape ; Surrey holds a heart's-ease. Lady G. a
heart ; in the sky is a Cupid with bow and arrow. Panel, 6 J X 4J in.
627 EDW. SEYMOUR, D. OF SOMERSET, K.G.
" THE PROTECTOR" ( -1552).
LENT BY PAINTER.
DuKE OF Northumberland. Hans Holbein.
Eld. son of Sir John Seymour, of Wolf HaU, Wiltshire; bro, lo Q. Jane
Seymour, and thus uncle to Edward VI, ; crea, E, of Hertford and K.G, by
Henry VIIL; one of the King's 16 executors; became "Protector of the
Realm, and Guardian of the King," D. of Somerset and E, Marshal ; charged
with treason; beheaded, 1552,
Bust to r,, small size ; showing i, hand holding badge of K.G, ; black
plumed hal, black dress. Panel, 8J x 7 in.
628 JOHN RESKIMER.
Her Majesty (Hampton Court). Hans Holbein.
Of Murlhyn or Murthyr Uni, Cornwall ; son of William Reskimer, of an
ancient Cornish family, and Elizabeth, dau, of Sir John Arundel of Talverne,
Kt; marr, Catherine, dau, of JohnTrethurff ; High Sheriff' of Cornwall, 1557,
To waist ; nearly profile lo r, ; showing both hands ; dark mantle ; vine-
leaves in background. Panel, 18 X 13 in.
629 WILL. WEST, LD. DELAWARR ( -1595).
Mr. R. S, Holford, M.P. Hans Holbein.
Son of Sir George West, and adopted heir to his uncle. Sir Thos, West,
9lh Baron Delawarr and West ; disinherited on being accused of preparing
poison lo kill his uncle; served in the English army al the siege of St.
Quentin, in Picardy ; knighted, and created Lord Delawarr, for his services,
1568 ; fully restituted in blood by Act of Parliament, 1569; d. 30 Dec. 1595.
Three-quarter size, standing, full face ; black dress slashed with crimson ;
white plumed black cap, gloves in 1, hand and sword. Panel, 52 x 31 in.
630 SIR ROGER TOWNSHEND, Kt. ( -1600).
Marquis Townshend.
Naval Commander in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; son of Richard
Townshend, Esq, ; knighted, 1 588, by Charles, Lord Howard of Effingham,
for his spirited conduct against the Armada; d, 1600.
Half-length, standing lo 1, ; nearly full face ; while satin doublet, scarf
edged with yellow lace ; ships in distance lo his 1, Panel, 38 x 30 in.
631 SIR THOMAS LEE, OF IRELAND.
Viscount Dillon.
Representative of the Lees of Bagginton, co, Bucks ; an attached friend
of Essex, Q. Elizabeth's unfortunate favourite ; executed at Tyburn for high
treason, 1600, with circumstances of great cruelly.
Full-length, standing, in wood; carrying shield, helmet, and weapons;
laced and embroidered shirt, legs naked to the feel ; " setalis sua 43, ano,
do. 1594" Canvas, 97 X 60 in. K

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632 DENZIL HOLLES (1538-1590).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Duke of Portland.
Eld, son of Sir Wm, Holies, and father of the ist E, of Clare ; b, in Lond.
1538; marr, Eleanor, dau, of Edmund, isl Lord Sheffield; lived as a country
gentleman at Irby, near Great Grimsby; d, there, 22 April, 1590,
To waist, looking to 1,; white ruff, dark armour, and dark, red-edged cap ;
shield of arms to his 1, Canvas, 28 X 23 in.
633 ANNE WYATT, MRS. TWISDEN.
Mr, C. Wynne Finch,
Dau, of Sir T, Wyatt, the Younger, of AUington Castle ; wife of Mr. Roger
Twisden, To waist; black mantle; showing both hands, book in r.; close dark
jewelled cap, close ruff". Canvas, 29 X 24 in,
634 JOHN LYMDEN (1466-1554),
Mr, G. Cubitt, M,P.
Last Prior of Reigate; elected, 1530; on the dissolution of the Convent
in 1535, received a pension of 10/, per annum, for his life; d. 1554.
To waist, sriowing botri hands ; leaning on table ; small size ; massive
gold chain, gold diapered dress, palrn-branch over r, shoulder; medallion
above with name and date as Prior of Reigate, 1530; dated " 1531, set. suae,
65," Panel, 24 X 15 in,
635 JANE DORMER, DUCHESS OF FERIA.
Lord Dormer.
Dau, of Sir Michael Dormer, Kt, Lord Mayor of London, 1541 (No.
648) ; Maid of Honour to Q, Mary Tudor; marr, the Spanish Ambassador,
Don Gomez Suarez, D, of Feria,
Three-quarter size, standing lo 1, ; high lace ruff, dark jewelled dress ;
1, hand resting on back of chair, riandkerchief in r, " JEt. suas, 25." Can
vas, 52 X 42 in,
636 GAVIN DUNBAR, BP. of ABERDEEN ( -1532).
University of Aberdeen.
Next but one successor lo Bp, Elphinstone as Bp, of Aberdeen,
1518-1532; completed trie establishment of King's College; one of the most
eminent Scotch Divines of the i6th century; d, 9 Mar, 1532,
Bust, showing r, hand with crozier; wearing jewelled mitre and cope.
Canvas, 31 X 25 in,
637 JN, STILL, BP. OF BATH and WELLS (1543-1607).
Mrs. John Hughes,
B, at Grantriam, 1543 ; Lady Margaret's Prof of Divin. 1570; the reputed
author of " Gammer Gurlon's Needle," a humorous drama characteristic
of trie manners of the time; Bp, of Bath and Wells, 1593 ; d, 1607,
Bust, sriowing r, riand riolding red book ; episcopal dress and black close
cap ; dated " 1607, aet, 64," Panel, 23 X 18 in,
638 THOS. CRANMER, ARCHB. of CANTERBURY
(1489-1556).
Mr. Thomas Frewen. Lucas Cranach.
B, at Aslockton, Noltinghamsh, 2 July, 1489; al 14, enter, Jesus CoUege,
Camb,; became known to Henry VIII, on the question of his divorce from
Kathar, of Arragon; Archdeacon of Taunton ; Archbp, of Canterbury, 1533;
one of trie King's 16 executors; aided the Reforma, ; attainted on Mary's ac
cession ; burnt at Oxford, 21 March, 1556.

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To waist, small size ; holding open book in both hands ; staled al back
to have been found at Farthings, and to have been in the Frewen family for
2 J centuries or more. Panel, 1 5 X 1 1 in.
639 QUEEN KATHARINE PAR (1509-1548).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Sir G, R. Osborn, Bt. Ascribed to Amberger.
6th and last wife of Henry VIIL; b. 1509 ; daughter of Sir Thomas Par of
Kendal; widow, ist, of Edward Borough, son of Lord Borough ; 2nd, of J,
Neville,, Lord Latimer; b, about 15 12; married King Henry, whom she
survived, and afterwards Thomas, Lord Seymour of Sudeley ; d, 5 Sept.
1548 ; bu, in the Chapel of Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire; in 1545 she
published " Prayers and Meditations," a volume many times reprinted ; also
the " Lamentation of a Sinner," &c.
To waist, small size, showing part of both hands ; low crimson dress, gold
trimmed diamond-shaped head-dress. Panel, 14 X 10 in.
640 ELIZTH. THROCKMORTON, LADY RALEIGH.
Mr. j. T. Gibson Craig. F. Zucchero.
Dau, of Sir Nich, Trirockmorlon, a statesman in trie reign of Q, Eliz, ;
Maid of Honour to trie Queen; riad an intrigue witri Sir Walter Raleigh, for
which both were banished from Court 1593; regained the Royal favour after
her marr, ; in 1605, al her own request, she shared Sir Walter's imprison,
in the Tower, where her youngest son was born.
Three-quarter size ; standing ; low jewelled dress, long stomacher, wiUi
sphere falling from 1, hand, and motto, " Laisse tomber le monde ;" dated
" 1605, Mt. 35." Panel, 44 X 34 in, {See No, 646,)
641 SIR THOMAS WHITE, Kt. (1492-1566).
Merchant Taylors' Company.
Founder of St, John's CoU, Oxf; b, at Reading, 1492; appren, to a
tradesman in Lond, 1500; successful in business; Sheriff of Lond, 1546;
Ld, Mayor, 1553 ; knighted for preserv, the peace of the City dur, the rebeU.
of Sir Thos, Wyalt; founded St John's Coll, 1555; d, al Oxf 11 Feb, 1566;
bu, in the chapel of riis Coll,
Three-quarter size, standing ; scarlet furred cloak, massive gold chain,
glove in r, hand ; shield of arms to his 1, Panel, 45 X 35 in,
642 OUEEN ELIZABETH (1533-1603).
Viscount Dillon.
Dau, of Hen, VIII, by his 2nd wife, Q, Anne Boleyn; b, al Greenwich,
7 Sept 1533; succ, on trie death of rier half-sister, Q, Mary, 1558; d, al
Richmond, 24 June, 1603, aged 70; bu, in Westminster Abbey,
FuU-length, standing on map of England ; hooped dress, while jewelled
high winged ruff, fan in r, hand, gloves in I, Canvas, 95 x 60 in,
643 SIR RICHARD BINGHAM, Kt. (1528-1598).
Colonel Bingham.
Desc., from an ancient family in Dorset ; b, at Bingham-Melcolm, in the
reign of Henry VIII. ; travelled much in his youth, "to search for service
and find fit objects for his valour ; " served in Scotl., Candia, in trie battle
of Lepanto, in France, and in the Netherlands ; consult by Q. Eliz. at the
time of Tilbury Camp, 1588 ; Pres.. of Connaught, 1590 ; suppress, the rebell.
of O'Rorke ; accused of cruelly, and depriv, of his office, and kept, in prison
tiU 1598 ; releas, al the outbreak of Tyrone's rebeU, ; app. Marshal of Irel,

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and Gen. of Leinster ; but d. soon after his arriv. in Dublin, 19 Jan, 1598 ;
a monument in his honour erected in Westminster Abbey.
To waist, small size ; cuirass, spear in r, hand; compasses on table before
him. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

644

FRANCES BRANDON, DUCHESS OF SUFFOLK,
AND ADRIAN STOKES.
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. C. Wynne Finch. Lucas de Heere.
Frances Brandon ; eld. dau. of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and
Mary Q. of France ; marr. isl, Henry Grey, 3rd Marquis of Dorset, after
wards crea. D, of Suffolk, and was mother of Lady Jane Grey ; marr. 2nd,
Adrian Stokes ; d. 1 563 ; bu, in Westm, Abbey, where her second husband
erec, a mon, lo her memory.
Adrian Stokes ; Sec. lo Mary Tudor, Duchess of Suffolk ; Memb. of the
Household, and afterwards husband of Frances, Marchioness of Dorset and
Duchess of Suffolk, niece of Henry VIII.
Half-lenglri ; smaU-size figures ; trie Duchess looking to 1. ; richly jewelled
dark dress, close head-dress enriched with pearls, r, hand resting on cushion
and holding glove ; set, 36, Adrian Stokes to r,; wearing jewelled and fur-lined
dress, close ruff, gloves in I. hand ; aet, XXI, ; dated, "1559." Panel, 20X26 in.
645 PETER OSBORN (1521-1592).
Sir G. R. Osborn, Bt. Ascribed to Sir Antonio More.
Son of Rich, Osborn, Esq, ; had a grant of trie office of Treasurer's
Remembrancer to riimself and his heirs, in the reign of Edward VI, ; was
Privy-Purse lo trie King; filled trie office of High Commissioner for Eccles.
Affairs in the reign of Qu, Eliz, ; was succ, in his heredit, office by his eld.
son. Sir J, Osborn,
Bust, nearly full-faced ; furred mantle, close ruff", black cap. Panel, 24 X 20.
646 SIR WALTER RALEIGH, Kt. (1552-1618).
Mr. j. T. Gibson Craig, F. Zucchero.
Disting, in action, in courtly gallantry, and in literature; b, al Hayes,
Devon ; ent, at Oxf, but left il to assist the French Protestants ; rose high
in Elizabeth's favour ; impris, for 12 years by Jas, I, ; released lo undertake an
expedit, to Guiana ; ret, unsuccessful, and was unjustly execut, at Westmin.
29 Oct, 1618, His " History of the World," written during his long impris.
remained unfinished.
Half-length ; standing ; pearl-embroidered doublet, while sleeves ; map
of Cadiz in background, " Mtz.. 44," Panel, 45 X 34 in.
This picture and No, 640 formerly belonged to Sir John Marsham ; came by mar
riage to the Earls of Hindford (Carmichael) in the beginning of the l8th century ;
purchased by the present owner about 30 years ago, when the gallery was broken up.
647 SIR MOYLE FINCH, Kt. ( -1614).
Mr. C. Wynne Finch. Mark Garrard.
Son of Sir Thomas Finch, Kt, ; marr, Elizabeth, only dau, and heiress of
Sir Thomas Heneage, Kt; crea, a Bart 161 1 ; d, 1614.
Half-length, standing ; full face, dark dress, lace collar ; paper in r. hand,
I, on sword-hill ; dated 1603, Canvas, 44 X 39 in.
648 SIR MICHAEL DORMER, Kt, ( -1545).
Lord Dormer.
Lord Mayor of London, 1541 ; d, 1545.
To waist, showing part of both hands ; looking lo r, ; black cap, brown
dress; dated, 1498, Panel, 13 X 9 in.

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649 WM. 3RD Ld. vaux of HARROWDEN ( -1595).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lord Vaux of Harrowden.
Son of Thos., 2nd lord ; sev. times convicted of recusancy, and as often
impris. and fined ; d. 1595, and was succ, by his grandson, Edward, 4th lord.
Bust ; small size ; black cap, brown white-lined dress ; dated at back
"1 575-" Panel, 8 x 7 in,
650 ANN POYNTZ, LADY HENEAGE.
Mr. C, Wynne Finch.
Dau, of Sir Nicholas Poyntz; marr. Sir Thomas Heneage, Kt., Chamber
lain lo Q. Elizabeth and Chan, of the Duchy of Lancaster, by whom she had
an only child, Elizabeth, afterw. Lady Finch and Countess of Winchilsea,
Half-length, standing ; black dress, while laced sleeves, close ruff, and
dark cap ; book in hand. Panel, 36 X 27 in.
651 EDWARD VI. (1537-1553).
Duke of Northumberland. Hans Holbein.
Son of Hen. VIII. by his 3rd wife, Q, Jane Seymour; b, at Hampton
Court, 12 Oct 1537; succ. his father, 1547; d, 6 July, 1553, aged 15; bu, in
Weslm. Abbey ; the young King's diary is preserved in the British Museum,
FuU-Iength as a child at the age of 2 years ; red dress, red plumed cap.
Panel, 52 x 30 in.
652 WM. ELPHINSTONE, BP, of ABERDEEN
(1431-1514).
University of Aberdeen.
B, 1431 ; Ld, Chancellor of Scotl, in the reign of James IV,; founder of
the Univ, and Kinges College, Aberdeen ; d, 15 14,
To waist, showing both hands in altitude of prayer; crosier over 1.
shoulder; jewelled mitre, cope, shield of arms to his r. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
653 RICHARD IL (1366-1400).
Dean and Chapter of Westminster.
Son of Edw. the Black Prince, grandson of Edw, III, ; b, at Bordeaux,
1366 ; succeeded his grandfather, 1377 ; mar, ist, Anne, daughter of the Em
peror Charles IV. ; 2nd, in 1396, Isabel, 2nd daughter of Charles VI. of
France ; depos, by Henry of BoUngbroke, 1399 ; murd. 14 Feb, 1400,
Large life-size, throned, in royal robes, wearing jewelled crown, minever
tippet, minever-lined crimson robe, inner robe diapered with a crowned R.
globe in r, hand, sceptre in I, Panel, 7 ft, X 3 ft. 7 in.
This portrait — the most important contemporary representation of any
English sovereign — used to hang in Westm, Abbey, above the Lord Chan
cellor's pew, on the south side of the choir, next lo the pulpit ; it was
removed in 1775 to the Jerusalem Criamber, where il has hung ever since : il
is believed lo represent the King enthroned on the Feast of the Translation
of King Edward the Confessor.
Il was exhibited in the first National Portrait Exhibition, 1866, in the
state in which it had been left after many attempts at restoration or repainting.
Il has since been cleaned with the utmost care, under the superintendence
of Mr. George Richmond, R.A. ; the comparatively modern painting that
concealed almost every part of the original portrait, has been removed with
complete success, and there now remains the genuine contemporary work of
the 14th century.

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654 SIR ANTHONY BROWNE, K.G. ( -1548).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lord Vaux of Harrowden.
Naval Commander and Statesman in trie reign of Henry VIII, ; son of
Sir Anlriony Browne ; disting, riimself at the capture of Morlaix, in Brittany ;
Governor of the Isle of Man during the minority of trie Earl of Derby ; twice
Ambassador to France ; Captain of the Gentlemen Pensioners ; Chief
Standard Bearer of Engl, ; Commiss. of the Woods and Forests, and Master
of the Horse ; d, 6 May, 1548,
Bust, looking lo r, ; neck bare ; badge of K,G, Panel 38 X 32 in,
655 SIR JOHN BOURCHIER, 2nd BARON BERNERS
( -1532)-
Lord Berners. Hans Holbein.
Grandson of Sir J. Bourchier, K,G, ; Military Commander in trie reigns
of Henry VII, and Henry VIIL; Gov, of Calais, and Crian, of the Excheq,
under Henry VIII, ; also eminent for his learning; executed, by order of trie
king, the first English translation of "Froissarl;" d, 19 March, 1532,
To waist, showing r, hand holding a lemon ; dark furred mantle, crimson
dress, with gold embroidered sleeves ; black cap. Panel, 24 X 20 in,
656 ' JOHN STOKESLEY, BISHOP OF LONDON.
( -1540).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Hans Holbein.
One of the Anti- Reform Churchmen in the reign of Hen, VIII, ; Archdn,
of Dorset ; Bp, of London, 1530; caused Latimer to be impris,; performed
the criristening ceremony of Q, Elizab, al Grey Friars' Church, 10 Sept.
1533; d, 1540,
Bust, showing both hands; open book in 1,; pen in 1, ; s, of arms
lo his 1. Panel, 20 X 1 5 in,
657 EDWARD VI, (1537-1553)-
Sir G. R. Osborn, Bt. Hans Holbein.
{See No. 6^1.) Full-length, standing in front of arm-chair; ermine-
lined mantle, dagger in r. hand, collar K.G., sh. of arms lo his r. Panel,
5 1 X 32 in,
658 SIR THOMAS KNYVET, Kt. ( -1616).
Lord Berners,
Great-grandson of Sir John Bourchier, 2nd Baron Berners (No, 655),
after whose death the Barony of Berners had become dormant ; petitioned
the crown for its restitution, and obtained a certificate of his rigrit and title
lo it, but d, before receiving trie king's confirmation, 9 Feb, 161 6.
Half-length ; lo r, ; close while slashed doublet, bombasted slashed dark
hose. Panel, 39 X 29 in.

THIRD BAT {Nos. 65910 684).
659 LADY GUILDEFORD (1500-1558),
Mr. Thomas Frewen. Hans Holbein.
The wife of Sir Henry Guildeford, of Hemstead, ComptroUer of the
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Half-length, seated ; low gold-embroidered dress, diamond-shaped head
dress; book in 1. hand ; dated, " 1527 ;" age, 27, Panel, 34 X 27 in,
660 GEORGE HERIOT (1563-1624).
LENT BY PAINTER.
George Heriot's Hospital. Scougall.
Son of a goldsmith ih Edin,; b, June, 1563; followed his father's occupa,
and was app. Jeweller to King James VI, ; settled in London after the King's
accession to the English throne; d, there 12 Feb, 1624; bu, in St, Marlin's-
in-the-Field's ; left his great wealth for the found, of the hospital in Edinb.
called after him ; known as " Jingling Geordie," and introduced under this
name in Sir Waller Scott's " Fortunes of Nigel."
Half-length, standing to 1. ; black dress, gold laced cloak ; jewel in I, hand.
Canvas, 50 x 38 in.
661 NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BP. OF LONDON ( -1555).
Bishop of London.
B, at WiUimondswick, Northumberland ; educ, at the Gram, School of
NewcaslIe-on-Tyne, at Pembr, Hall, Camb,, and at Univ, CoU, Oxf ; stud,
at the Sorbonne and al Louvain ; appoint, domestic chaplain to Cranmer ;
chaplain to Hen, VIIL; Bp, of Rochester, 1547; Bp. of London, 1549;
approved the effort lo place Lady Jane Grey on the throne ; committed to the
Tower by Q. Mary ; condem, and burnt at the slake, 15 Oct, 1555, at Oxford,
To wai^l, showing both hands, nearly full face ; black cap, episcopal
dress, book in 1. hand. Panel, 29 X 23 in,
662 SIR PETER OSBORN, Kt. (1585-1653)-
Sir G. R. Osborn, Bt. Ascribed to Cornelius Jansen.
Son of Sir J, Osborn, Kl, ; b, 1 585 ; Treasurer's Remembrancer, and for
28 years Governor of the Island and Castle of Guernsey, in trie reigns of
James I. and Chas, I. ; disting. himself during the RebeUion, by defending
Cornet Castle, Guernsey, lo the last; d, 1653,
Bust to r, ; black dress, white coUar. Panel, 28 X 24 in,
663 SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, Kt. (i545-iS95)-
Viscount Dillon. Sir Antonio More.
Admiral and Navigator ; said to have been b, al Tavistock, 1545 ; served
as an able seaman; empl, by Sir Jn, Hawkins; in 1577, sail, from Plymouth
and circumnavigat, the world, ret, in 1580, when he was Kntd, by Qu, Eliz, ;
had a princip. share in the deslruc of the Spanish Armada; d, 28 Jan, 1595,
Bust to 1,; close ruff, black doublet, white embroidered sleeves; 1, hand
with ring held by cord from neck. Panel, 25 x 20 J in,
664 SIR ROBERT NAUNTON, Kt. (1563-^635).
Admiral Thompson.
Statesman and Hist, ; b, in Suffolk ; educ, at Trin. Coll, Camb, ; em
ployed on diplom, missions in France and Scotl, under Eliz,; afterwards
Prdct, and Public Orator al Cambridge, 1601 ; attracted the attention of
James I, by his eloq, ; fav, by Sir Thos, Overbury, and appointed Master
of the Cl. of Wards, and Sec, of Slate; lost his office through the displeas,
of the D. of Buckingham ; d, 1635, Author of " Fragmenta Regalia."
Bust ; lace-edged ruff, black dress ; dated 161 5, a:t 52, Panel, 27 X 20 in.

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665 HENRY, PRINCE OF WALES (1594-1612).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Dillon.
Eldest son of James I. and Anne of Denmark ; b, in Stirling Castle,
19 Feb, 1594 ; his early life promised much ; he excelled in manly exercises ;
endeavoured to be just lo his dependants, and self-restrained in speech, saying
once, that " all the pleasure in the world was not worth an oath ;" friend to
Sir Walter Raleigh, then kept in prison by James ; his popularity was great,
especially with the Puritan party ; d, in his 19th year, 6 Nov, 1612 ; bu. in
Westminster, In person he was handsome, and of a good figure.
Full-length, standing, in scarlet robes ; plumed hat on table to his r, ;
age 10, Canvas, 76 X 51 in,
666 SIR RALPH WINWOOD (1565^1617).
Nat. Portrait Gallery. Mireveldt.
Statesman ; b, at Aynhoe, Northamptonsh, 1 565 ; twice sent as Envoy lo
Holland; knighted, 1607 ; Sec. of State, 1614; wrote "Memorials of Affairs
of Stale in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I. ;" d. 1617.
To waist ; black figured doublet, lace-edged ruff. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
667 SIR RANDOLPH CREWE, Kt. ( -1642).
Lord Crewe,
B. in Cheshire; Serj, -at- Law, 1610; Ld, Ch, Justice of the Upper Bench,
1625 ; deprived of his office because he objected lo King Charles I.'s plan of
defraying the expenses of Government by a loan, 1626; purch, the manor of
Crewe and built Crewe Hall; d. 1642,
Half-length, standing, riolding inscribed scroll in r, hand ; robes as Ch.
Justice, Panel, 45 X 35 in,
668 SIR HENEAGE FINCH, Kt. ( -1631).
Mr, C, Wynne Finch.
Younger son of Sir Moyle Finch, Bt ; Sergt,-at-law ; Recorder of Lond,;
Speaker of House of Commons ; d, 1631,
Bust, to 1,; lace-edged ruff, bl, dress. Panel, 23 x 18 in,
669 LADY TANFIELD.
Viscount Dillon.
Dau, of Sir Henry Carey, ist Visct, Falkland, and Elizabeth Symmonds,
niece of Sir Henry Lee, K,G, (No, 676) ; marr. Sir — Tanfield.
Full-length, standing in landscape ; low, yellow-laced green dress, purplish
scarf and laced veil. Canvas, 88 X 54 in,
670 JAS. USHER, ARCHBP. OF ARMAGH (1580-1656).
Archbishop of Armagh.
Eldest son of Arnold Usher, one of the six clerks in the Irish Court of
Chancery; b, 4 Jan, 1580, in Dublin, and educ, there; ordained, i6oi,byhis
uncle, the Arcrib, of Armagri ; soon distinguished for his great acquirements ;
made Bp, of Meath, 1620; Archb. of Armagh, 1624; after the Irish Rebel
lion of 1 64 1 he lived in England, publishing most learned works ; d. at
Reigate, Surrey, 21 Mar, 1656; bu, in Westminster Abbey,
Bust lo r,; large ruff, black gown ; dale in front " 1624," Oval, canvas,
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671 SIR WALTER RALEIGH (1552-1618) and his SON.
LENT BY PAINTER.
Col. Farnaby Lennard.
{See No, 646,) FuU-lenglh ; standing, r, hand resting on table ; doublet
embroidered with pearls, black plumed hat ; his son, at 8 years of age, lo his
1, ; in blue ; dated 1602. Canvas, 80 X 50,
672 SIR THOMAS CREWE, Kt.
Lord Crewe.
Youngest bro. of Sir Randolph Crewe ; Speaker of House of Commons,
1623, and in 1626 ; Sergeant-al-law in the reign of Chas. I. and father of
John Crewe, afterw. Baron Crewe^of Stene.
Bust ; high close ruff", scarlet gown, black close cap. Canvas, 30 X 35 in,
673 LADY MORTON.
Viscount Dillon. P. Van Somer.
Full-length, standing; large lace-edged ruff, purplish gold embroidered
dress, handkerchief in 1, hand, fan in r. Canvas, 83 X 5 1 in,
674 JOHN BRAMHALL, ARCHBP. OF ARMAGH
(1593-1663).
Archbishop of Armagh.
B, at Pontefract, 1593 ; educ, at Sidney Sussex Coll, Camb, ; look orders ;
Rector of Elringlon, Yorksh, ; in 1623, held disputations on the Romish con
troversy ; Chap, to Dr, Matthew, Archbp, of York ; Preb, of York ; of Ripon ;
D,D, 1630; lo Irel, as King's ChapL; Bp, of Londonderry, 1634; recovered
much property for trie Criurcri, and encountered violent opposition ; embark.
for Engl, and aided Crias, I, against trie Pari, party ; after Marston Moor, 1644,
emigrat, to Hamburg; remain, abroad till the Restora, ; Archbp. of Armagh,
1661 ; Speaker of Ho. of Lords, 1661 ; d. June, 1663. Wrote in defence of
the English Criurcri and on Controversy; collected works pub, 1677,
Bust lo r, ; clerical dress. Oval, canvas, 30 X 25 in,
675 SIR ANTHONY BROWNE, Kt. ist VISCOUNT
MONTAGU, K.G. ( -1592).
Ld, Vaux of Harrowden, Ascribed to Sir Antonio More.
Son of Sir Anlriony Browne, Kt, a General and Statesman in the
reign of Henry VIIL; Sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, 1553; created Visct.
Montagu, and sent with Thomas Thurlby, Bp, of Ely, to the Pope, for the
purpose of re-unit Engl, with the Church of Rome, 1554; K,G, 1555; left
out of the Priv. Coun, on the access, of Elizab, ; voted in Pari,, with the E.
of Shrewsbury, against abolishing the Pope's supremacy ; highly esteemed
by Q. Eliz, ; sat on the trial of Mary, Q, of Scots; d, 19 October, 1592,
Half-length ; seated in arm-chair ; black dress, close ruff, gold chain,
and enamelled jewel ; landscape in background. Panel, 44 X 31 in,
676 SIR HENRY LEE, K.G. (1531-1611).
Viscount Dillon. Cornelius Jansen.
Eld, son of Sir Anthony Lee, Kt, of Quarrendon, Bucks, and Margaret,
dau, of Sir Henry Wyat, of AUington Castle Kent ; b, al AUington, 1531 ;

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marr, Ann, dau, of Wm, Ld, Paget ; Master of the Ordnance, Keeper of Hal-
field Park, and Champion to Q, Elizabetri ; riis dog Bevis saved him from
the treachery of a servant ; d, al Spelsbury, Oxon, 1610,
Half-length, standing lo r,; white doublet, crimson cloak; r, hand resting
on head of his dog Bevis ; motto, " More faitriful than favoured," and poetical
inscription on background. Canvas, 46 X 34 in,
677 GEORGE, 5TH LORD SETON ( -1584).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lord Somerville, Sir Antonio More.
Eldest son of George, 4th Lord Seton ; Commissioner from Pari, of Scot.
at trie marr. of Mary Qu. of Scots with the Dauphin, 1557 ; Priv. Council.
and Master of the Household lo Q, Mary ^ aided her escape from Lochleven
Castle, 1 568 ; in exile in Flanders and drove a waggon for his livelihood ;
employed, 1570, in cause of Q, Mary; Ambas, to France, 1583; d, 8 Jan, 1584,
Half-length, standing ; red gold-embroidered dress, holding baton in r,
hand. Inscribed "./Et 27," and dated " 157-," Panel, 48 X 43 in,
678 SIR THOMAS OVERBURY, Kt. (1581-1613).
Viscount Dillon.
B. at Compton Scorfen, Warwicksh, in 1581 ; stud, at Queen's Coll, Oxf;
in 1601, visited Scotland and became acquainted with Car, afterw, favourite of
James I, ; Kt, in 1608 ; offended the Countess of Essex, who offered 1000/,
to have him murdered, and at length succeed, iu having him poison, in the
Tower, 15 Sept, 161 3, He was a scholar and wrote some clever verses.
Head and shoulders ; white doublet, open collar. Panel, 18 X 14 in,
679 LADY MARGARET RUSSELL, COUNTESS OF
CUMBERLAND ( -1616).
Earl of Verulam.
3rd dau, of Francis Russell, 2nd E, of Bedford ; marr, in 1 577, G, Clifford,
3rd E, of Cumberland, by whom she was mother of Anne, Countess of Dorset
and Pembroke; d, 161 6,
Bust looking to 1, ; lace ruff, black jewelled dress ; s, of arms to I,; dated
Oct 25, 1585, ^t, 25, Panel, 23 x 18 in,
680 ANNE VAVASOUR,
Viscount Dillon,
Maid of Honour to Qu, Elizab, al trie time of trie Armada, 1 588; celeb,
for her beauty; mistress of Sir Henry Lee, K,G, (No, 676) ; bu, at Quar
rendon, Bucks, in the same tomb with him, but remov, by order of the Bishop
of Lincoln, and the tomb defaced in 1612,
Bust ; with large lace-edged ruff, and lace-edged cap ; background of
woodbine leaves ; pendent jewel on I, side. Panel, 22 x 20 in,
681 MARY STUART, Q. OF SCOTS (1542-1587).
Viscount Dillon.
Only child of James V, of Scotl, ; b, 1542 ; marr, ist, the Dauphin of
France; 2nd, in 1565, Henry, Ld, Darnley ; 3rd, in 1567, trie E, of Both-
well ; beheaded al Fotheringay Castle, 8 Feb, 1587,
Full-length, standing; black pearl embroidered, satin-lined mantle, ruff
and black veil, handkerchief in 1, hand. Canvas, 84 x 52 in.

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682 SIR WILLIAM BRERETON, Kt. LORD
BRERETON (1550-1631).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr, H. Brereton Trelawny. Lucas de Heere.
Son of Sir Win, Brereton, Kt, of Brereton ; b, 1550; cr. Baron Brereton
of Leighlin, co, Carlow, 1624; d, 1631,
Half-length, standing, in dark gold embroidered dress, glove in r, hand ;
s, of arms to 1, ; dated "1579 ; age, 28," Panel, 41 X 29 in,
683 LETTICE KNOLLYS, CNTSS. of LEICESTER,
Marquis Townshend.
Dau, of Sir Francis Knollys ; marr, istly, Waller, E, of Essex, and2ndly,
after his death, Robert Dudley, E, of Leicester, the favourite of Q, Elizabeth.
Half-length ; standing near table, on which are flowers ; wide ruff, black
hat. Canvas 44 X 35 in.
684 CARDINAL ALLEN (1532-1594),
St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw.
William Allen, Cardinal Archbp, of Mechlin; b, 1532 ; d, 1594,
Bust to r ; scarlet cap and mantle. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

FOURTH BAT {Nos. 685 to 712).

685

DUDLEY, 4TH LORD NORTH, K.B. ( -1677).
Colonel North, M.P. Vandyck.
Son of Dudley, 3rd Ld, North; succ, lo the Peer, 1666; d, 1677.
To waist; towards 1,; lace-edged collar, dark dress, ribbon and badge
K,B. Canvas, 29 x 24 in,
686 ANN MONTAGUE, LADY NORTH.
Colonel North, M,P. Cornelius Jansen.
Dau, and co-heir of Sir Chas, Montague, Knt, and niece of Henry, E, of
Manches, ; marr, Dudley, 41h Ld, North, by whom she had 6 sons and 4 daus.
To waist; wide lace- trimmed ruff, black dress, slashed sleeves, scarlet
ribbons ; signed, " C, J, fecit, 1628." Panel, 30 X 25 in,
687 COL. JOHN PENRUDDOCK & MRS. ARUNDELL
PENRUDDOCK.
Col. Bingham.
One of the three sons of Sir John Penruddock of Compton Chamberlain,
Wills, who died in the King's service ; look up arms at Salisbury and pro
claimed K, Charles al Blandford ; entered Canterbury with a few horse when
the assizes were held and made prisoners of the judges and sheriffs ; attacked
by Colonel Union Croke ; captured and beheaded in violation of a promise
of quarter, 16 May, 1655.
Half-length, seated ; landscape background. Canvas, 37 X 54 in.

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688 Dr. THOMAS FARNABY (1575-1647).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Col. Farnaby Lennard, Cornelius Jansen.
Schoolmaster and Classical Scholar; b. in London, about 1575 ; servitor of
Merton Coll, Oxf 1590; fell into the hands of a Jesuit, who took him to
Spain; escaped and accompanied Drake and Hawkins on their expedition,
1595 ; served as a soldier in trie Netherlands; began to keep school first at
Martock, Somerset, then in London, near Cripplegate; gained great reputa.
as a teacher there, and al Sevenoaks, where he established a school, 1635, and
bought a large estate; wrote schoolbooks and commentaries on classical
authors; d. 1647. His descendants were raised lo the Baronetage, 1727.
Bust, looking lo 1. ; black dress, wide lace collar. Dated, " Mt. 63, 1637."
Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
689 SIR FRESCHEVILLE HOLLES ( -1672).
Duke of Portland.
Eld, son of Gervase Holies, one of the Masters of Requests to King
Charles L; app, Comm, of the "Antelope" al the outbreak of the Dutch
war, 1666; lost his arm in the first battle, and was knighted; app, temporary
Vice-Adml, 1672; fell in the battle of Solebay, 1672.
Bust, to r, ; lace-edged ruff, buff doublet, while sleeves ; inscribed with
name, &c. Canvas, 26 x 22 in,
690 EDMUND WALLER (1605-1687).
Sir Henry G. P. Bedingfield, Bt. Vandyck.
Poet ; b, 3 March, 1605, al Coleshill ; son of Robert Waller, and Anna
Hampden (sister lo Jn, Hampden) ; educ, at Eton and King's Coll. Camb, ;
M,P, for Amersham, under Jam, I, and Chas. I., and in the Short and Long
Paris, of 1640 ; one of the Pari. Commis. in Treaty of Oxf 1643 ; engaged in
"Waller's Plot" against Pari, May, 1643 ; sent to Tower and condemned to
death, but reprieved and fined ^^ 10,000 ; retir, to France, but ret, 1653 ; sal
as M,P, under Chas. II, and Jam, II, ; courted unsuccessfully the Lady
Dorothy Sidney, under the name of " Saccharissa ; " d, 21 Oct. 1687; bu.
al Beaconsfield, Berks.
Full-length, standing ; black dress, while collar ; r, hand extended ; 1.
arm resting on pedestal ; landscape background. Canvas, 84 X 50 in.
691 STEPHEN CHARNOCK, B,D. (1628-1680).
Dr. Williams's Library.
Nonconformist Divine; b, in Lond, 1628; studied al Oxf and Camb,;
became a popular preacher; wrote " Discourse on Providence;" adhered to
the Nonconformist parly after trie Restora, ; d. 1680,
Bust, lo r, ; black dress, small while collar. Oval, canvas, 29 X 25 in.
692 SIR WM. WIDDRINGTON, Bart, ist LORD
WIDDRINGTON (1611-1651).
Mr. Charles Towneley. Vandyck.
A promin, partisan of King Charles I, in the civil wars; b, 161 1 ; raised
a large force for trie Royal cause, and participated in the victories of the
D, of Newcastle, under whom he fought ; raised lo the Peerage, 1643; fell
in the battle of Wigan Lane, 25 Aug, 165 1,
To waist ; looking to r, ; dark armour, white collar ; baton in r, hand.
Canvas, 29 X 24 in.

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693 SIR HENRY SPELMAN, Kt. (1562-1641).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. Joseph Walker. P. Van Somer.
Learned Antiquary ; b. at Congham, Norfolk, 1562 ; educ. at Walsingham
school, Norfolk, and Trin. CoU. Camb., stud, at Lincoln's Inn ; Sheriff of
Norfolk, 1604 ; knighted by James I. ; devoted himself to antiqua, studies ;
his "Glossarium Archaiologicum " is his most valuable work ; d. 1 641 ; bu,
in Westminster Abbey,
Bust to r, ; conical cap ; lace-edged ruff, black dress. Canvas, 30x23 in.
694 JOHN TRADESCANT, the Elder ( -1638 ?).
Mr. W. Percival Boxall,
Horticulturist ; of Dutch family ; supposed lo have come to England in
end of Queen Elizabeth's reign or beginning of James I.; in service of Ld,
Treasurer Salisbury and Lord Wootlon ; trav, in Russia ; was in fleet sent
agsl. Algerines ; coll, plants in Barbary and Isles of Medit.; in 1629 bore
title of King's Gardener ; d. about 1638 ; bu. in Lambeth. The Museum
commenced by. him, known as " Tradescant's Ark," was the foundation of
the Ashmolean Museum al Oxford.
To waist ; 1. hand resting on skull ; r. holding a flower ; wreath of flowers
on table before him. Canvas, 40 X 29 in.
695 COLONEL SIR THOMAS SANDERS (1610-1695).
Mr. George Sanders. Robert Walker.
Of Ireton, co. Derbyshire ; b. 1610 ; M.P. for that county ; raised a troop
of horse and joined the Pari, army; Lt.-Col. 1643 ; served in the midland
counties under Sir John Gell ; comm. a regt. of cavahy, 1648 ; refused to act
in the trial of Ch. L; did not acknow. "the Protector;" imprisoned; aided
the Restoration ; d. 1695.
Bust lo 1. ; armour, small white collar, grey hair. Canvas, 29 X 23 in.
696 DOROTHY NORTH, LADY DACRE.
Colonel North, M.P. Vandyck.
Dau. of Dudley, 3rd Ld. North; 2nd wife of Richard Lennard, I3lh Ld.
Dacre, in the reigns of Jam. I. and Chas. I,
Three-quarter size, standing lo r, ; low black dress, rose in r, hand.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
697 THOMAS LD. COVENTRY, LORD KEEPER
(1578-1640).
Mr. Thomas Frewen. Cornelius Jansen.
A learned Judge ; eldest son of Sir Thos, Coventry, Judge of the Comm.
Pleas; b, at Earles-croome, Worceslersh, 1578; ent Baliol Coll. Oxf 1592;
was successful at the Bar; in 1617, SoL-Gen, and Kt; Alt-Gen, 1621, and
Ld. Keeper, 1625; crea. Baron Coventry, 1628; supported Charles I, in his
views of prerogative ; d, at Durham House, Strand, 14 January, 1640,
Half-length, standing to 1, ; black dress, high lace ruff and cuffs ; " pre
sented with No. 701 by the Lord Keeper to his kinsman and sec. Thankful
Frewen ;" signed, " C, J, fecit, 1629." Canvas, 46 X 38 in.

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698 SIR CHARLES RICH ( -1627).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Dillon, Vandyck.
3rd son of Robert Rich, 3rd Ld, Rich ; brother of Earls of Warwick and
Holland; lost his life al the Isle of Rhe, in the expedition under the D, of
Buckingham, 1627,
Full-length, standing in armour ; I, hand resting on table, on which is
plumed helmet. Canvas, 75 X 50 in,
699 SIR WALTER PYE.
Sir W C, Trevelyan, Bt. Cornelius Jansen.
Of the Mynd, Herefordshire ; last Attorney-Gen, of the Court of Wards
and Liveries, lime of James I,
Bust to I, ; black dress, lace-edged ruff Panel, 31 X 25 in,
700 JAMES GRAHAM, MARQUIS OF MONTROSE
(1612-1650),
Earl of Warwick. Vandyck or Dobson.
B, 1612 ; educ, in France ; joined the Covenanters in Scotland, 1637, but
afterwards declared for trie King, and was victorious at Pertri, Aberdeen,
and Inverlochy ; retired abroad on his defeat by Gen, David Leslie, 1645 ; re
turned to Scotland with a commission from Charles II, ; was routed at
InvercaiTon, fled into the Highlands, where he was given up by Macleod of
Assynt, a former adherent, and executed at Edinburgh, 21 May, 1650,
Half-length lo r, ; armour, r, hand leaning on truncheon. Canvas,
49 X 39 in.
701 ELIZABETH ALDERSEY, LADY COVENTRY.
Mr, Thomas Frewen. Cornelius Jansen.
Dau, of Jn, Aldersey, Esq, of Spurstow ; marr, ist. Will. Pitchford, Esq,;
2nd, Thomas, Ld, Coventry, Ld, Keeper of the Great Seal of England in the
reign of Charles I, To her youngest dau,, Dorothy, Lady Packington, is as
cribed the aulhorsriip of " The Whole Duty of Man,"
Half-length, standing to r, ; large ruff and cuffs, bl, dress, r. hand on
table witri scarlet cover ; signed, " C, J, fecit, 1631," Canvas, 46 x 37 in,
702 COLONEL EDWARD POPHAM ( -1651).
Mr. F. Leyborne Popham, Cooper.
5lri son of Sir Francis Popriam, Kt, of Liltlecole, M,P, ; on trie side of
trie Pari, in the civil wars, and commanded a regl, ; Admiral of trie Fleet
with Blake and Deane ; d, 1651, and had a pub, funeral in Westm, Abbey,
wriere a monument was erected to himself and his wife.
Half-length lo 1, ; armour, baton in r, hand. Canvas, 33 X 32 in,
703 COL, LEGGE, " Honest Will Legge " (1612-1672),
Earl of Dartmouth. J, Huysman.
B, about 1612; sent by his godfather, the E, of Danby, to serve under
Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, in Germany ; served afterw, under trie Pr, of
Orange against the Spaniards in the Low Countries ; after his return
Groom of trie King's Bedcriamb, ; distinguisried riimself during the Civil
War by his faithful attachm, lo trie King, on acct, of which he received the
surname of" Honest Will Legge;" wounded and taken pris, at the battle of
Worcester ; escaped to trie Continent trirough trie assist, of his wife ; returned
after the Restora, and was in high favour till riis death, 1672,

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Half-length, standing to 1,; buff coat, crimson sash ; tents and mounted
figures in distance to the r,; r, hand resting on cannon. Canvas, 49 X 41 in,
704 JAMES GREGORY, F.R.S. (1638-1675).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr. John Gregory.
Nat, Philosoph, ; b, at Aberdeen, 1638; educal Marischal Coll,; publ, a
" Treatise on Optics," in which he made known his invent, of the Reflecting
Telescope, 1663; Iravell, on the Continent; pub, at Padua, his "Quadrature
of the Circle and Hyperbola," 1665 ; after his return, F,R,S, and Prof of
Mathematics at St Andrews; Prof, of Mathematics at Edin. 1674; suddenly
became blind, while showing the Satellites of Jupiter to his pupils, and d. a
few days after, Oct. 1675,
To waist, showing r. hand, globe to his 1, ; black gown and bands. Can
vas, 29 X 23 in,
705 ISABELLA EDMUNDS, LADY DELAWARR.
Countess Delawarr. Vandyck.
Dau* and co-heir of Sir Thomas Edmunds, Kt, ; Treasurer of the House
hold lo K, Charles I, ; marr, Henry, 4th Ld, Delawarr, by whom she had
issue, Criarles, 51h Ld. Delawarr, who succ, lo trie Peerage in 1628,
FuU-length, standing to r, ; low white satin dress, trimmed with lace ;
vase, dog, and flowers to her r. Canvas, 84 X 5 1 in.
706 RICHARD MORE, M.P.
Mr. R. Jasper More, M.P. Cornelius Jansen.
M.P. for Bishop's Castle, Shropshire, in the Long Parliament.
Bust, nearly full face ; lace wide-edged collar, black dress ; s. of arms
lo his 1. Canvas, 30 by 25 in.
707 PETER TALBOT, TITULAR ARCHBISHOP OF
DUBLIN ( 1 620-1 680).
Lord Talbot de Malahide.
An Irish Jesuit ; bro. of Col. Rich. Talbot, afterw. D. of Tyrconnel ; b.
1620 in Dublin; received among trie Jesuits in Portugal, 1635 ; took orders
at Rome ; lectur, as Profess, al Antwerp ; supposed to be the person who, in
1656, reconciled Chas, II, to the CathoUc Religion; sent lo Engl, lo pro-
mole the interests of his order; paid his court lo Cromwell; opp. Monk's
declar, for the king; fled at trie Restora, ; ret, lo be chapl, of Q, Katharine;
crea, titular Archbp. of Dublin by Pope Clement IX. 1669; supp. to be im-
plical.in the Popish plot, 1678 ; imprison, in Dublin Castle, where he d. 1680.
Bust, full face ; black clerical dress and cap. Canvas, 28 x 23 in.
708 SIR W. FEILDING, ist E. of DENBIGH ( -1643).
Earl of Denbigh.
Son of BasU Feilding, Sheriff of Warwicksh. in 1612; crea. Baron and
Visct. Feilding, 1620; E. of Denbigh, 1622; adhered faithfully to Chas. I.
on trie breaking out of the Civil War ; distin. himself in many engagements ;
mortal, wound, in a skirm. near Birmingh. 3 Apr. 1643; d. a few days after.
Bust to 1., ; red dress, white collar, long grey hair. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
709 JOHN CLEVELAND (1613-1659).
Earl of Ellesmere. William Dobson.
Political Writer and Poet; b. 1613 ; supported the cause of the King;

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joined the Royal Army al trie outbreak of the Civil War ; was Judge Advocate
lo the troops garrisoning Newark ; subsequently taken prisoner at Norwich,
but hberated by Cromwell after some months' captivity; d, 1659,
Bust to r, ; black dress, small while collar, long fair hair. Marked at
back, " P. Lely, H,R," Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
710 SIR CHAS. COTTEREL, W, DOBSON, and SIR
BALTHAZAR GERBIER, Kt.
LENT BY PAINTER.
DuKE OF Northumberland. William Dobson.
Sir C, Cotterel; son of Sir Clement, of Wylsford, Lincolnsh, ; b, 161 5 ;
groom-porter to James I. ; Master of the Ceremonies under Chas, I, Chas, II,
and James II, 1641-86; during the interregnum. Steward lo the Qu, of
Bohemia ; disting, for his knowledge of mod. languages ; translat, during his
exile " Cassandra, the famed Romance," from the French ; assist, in Iranslat.
from the Italian, D'Avila's "Hist of the CivU Wars of France;" D.CL,
Oxf 1670 ; resigned his office as Master of trie Ceremonies, 1686,
William Dobson ; painter ; b, 1610 ; studied under Robert, afterw. Sir
Robt, Peake ; introd,to Chas, I, by Vandyck, and succ, on his d, lo the king's
favour, who called him trie English Tintoret, and app, him Sergt, Painter ;
in difficulties on the breaking out of the Civil War ; d, 28 Oct, 1646,
Balthazar Gerbier D'Ouvilly; painter and architect; b, al Antwerp,
1 591 ; accomp, Pr, Criarles (afterw, Chas, L) and Buckingham lo Spain, and
painted miniature of trie Infanta ; employed in negotiations ; succ, Inigo
Jones as Surveyor of Roy, Buildings, and knighted, 1628 ; d, 1667,
Half-length figures ; Dobson lo the 1. holding sketch in r, hand. Canvas,
39 X 51 in,
71 1 ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, ist MARQ. of ARGYLL
(1598-1662).
Duke of Argyll, K.T.
Statesman and General ; son of Archibald, 7th Earl ; b, 1 598 ; Lord of
Session, 1634; sided with the Covenanters, and demanded the abolition of
Episcopacy in Scotland, 1638; crea, Marq, 1 64 1 ; joined the Presbyterian
army al the outbreak of the Civil War; defeated by Montrose at Inverlochie,
1645; acquiesced in the Protectorate of Cromwell; tried for high treason
after trie Restoration and berieaded, 27 May, 1662,
Bust lo 1, ; black dress, wriile collar, close black cap. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
712 GERVASE HOLLES.
Duke of Portland.
Son of Frescheville Holies, and nephew of John, ist E, of Clare; marr.
Dorothy, dau, of John Kirkton, Esq, ; Master of Requests to K, Charles I, :
wrote an historical account of the Holies Family,
To waist, to 1, ; buff doublet, small lace-edged collar ; dagger to riis r.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

FIFTH BAT {Nos. 713/0 742).
713 RICHARD BAXTER (1615-1691).
Dr. Williams's Library. John Riley.
B. at Rowden, Salop, 12 Nov. 1615 ; one of the most remarkable men of
his time ; respected alike by Churchmen and Presbyterians ; Author of " The
Saint's Everlasting Rest ;" refused the Bprick of Hereford ; Member of the

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Savoy Conference ; ejected by the Act of Uniformity, 1662 ; tried before
Jeffreys, 1685, for reflections on Episcopacy in his " Paraphrase on the New
Testament," when he was defend, by J, Wallop ; imprisoned for 18 months ;
d, 8 December, 1691,
To waist, looking lo r, ; black cap and dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
714 SIR ROGER L'ESTRANGE (1616-1704),
lent by painter,
Mr. John Bruce, Sir Peter Lely,
Son of Sir Hamond L'Estrange, a Royalist; b, in Norfolk, 1616; educ,
in Camb,; adopted his father's political principles; accompanied Charles I,
to Scotl, 1639; planned trie surprise of Lynn, in Norfolk; was betrayed
and sentenced to be sriot as a spy, 1644; four years a prisoner in Newgate;
escaped and fled to trie Continent ; returned after the dissolution of the
Long Parliam, 1653; pardoned by Cromwell; after the Restoration app.
Licenser of the Press; edit, the bi-weekly newspapers, "The Public In
telligencer," and "The News," 1663, and "The Observator," 1679, to vin
dicate the rrieasures of trie Ct, and the character of the King ; knighted by
James II, 1685, but could not agree witri riim on riis measures of toleration ;
lost all his appointments, 1687; d, 11 Dec, 1704,
Bust to 1, ; brownish dress, large fair wig. Canvas, 22 X 19 in,
715 ACCEPTED FREWEN, ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
(1588-1664);
Mr. Thomas Frewen,
Eld, son of Rev. John Frewen, rector of Northiam, Sussex ; b, in Kent,
1588; educ, al Canterbury Scriool; studied at Magdal, Coll, Oxf of which
he became Fell, 1612, and Pres, 1626; Chaplain to Charles I, 1625; Preb,
of Canterbury ; Dean of Gloucester; afterw, of Wells; Bp, of Lichfield and
Coventry, 1643; transla, to York at the Restora, 1660; d, 28 Mar, 1664,
Full-length, sealed lo L; episcopal robes ; open Bible in 1. riand. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
716 SIR JAS. THORNHILL, Kt. M.P. (1676-1734),
Mr, Samuel Laurence. William Hogarth,
Painter ; b, at Weymouth, Dorsetsh, 1676 ; his father being obliged to
sell his estate, young Thornhill set out for London, and was aided by Dr,
Sydenham, his uncle ; gained some reputation as a histor, painter ; travelled
on the Continent, and on his return was patronised by Q, Anne ; decorated
the cupola of St, Paul's, and the saloon and dining-hall at Greenwich Hosp,
his payment being at trie rate of 4.0s. the square yard ; full-sized copies of
Raffaelle's Cartoons, executed by him, are now in the Royal Academy ;
his dau, marr, Hogarth ; M.P, for Weymouth ; d. 4 May, 1734.
Bust, to r. ; reddish dress, long grey hair. Canvas, 29 X 24 in.
717 GEO. GORDON, 2nd MARQUIS OF HUNTLY
( -1649)- -
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Vandyck.
Son of Geo, 6lh E, and isl Marquis ; succ, to the Marquisate, 1636 ; marr.
Lady Anne CampbeU, dau, of Archibald, 7th E, of ArgyU ; firmly adhered lo
the cause of Chas, I, during the RebeUion, and was behead, in consequence,
30 March, 1649,
FuU-Iength, standing ; cuirass, and lace collar, blue silver-embroidered
sash, r, hand resting on stick. Canvas, 71 X 50 in,
718 REV. JOHN HOWE, M.A. (1630-1705).
Dr. Williams's Library.
Nonconformist Divine; b. 17 May, 1630, at Lougriborougri ; educ. at
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Lancaster, Christ's Coll. Camb., Brazenose and Magdalen Coll. Oxf; Chap.
to the Protector and his son; after Restora. resided in Irel. and at Utrecht ;
return, to Engl, on James's declara. for liberty of conscience ; d, 2 Apl, 1705,
Bust ; full fair wig, dark gown, while bands. Canvas, 29 X 25 in,
719 SIR WM, PURVES, of Woodhouselee, Kt. ( -1685).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Mr, David Laing, Sir Peter Lely.
Solicitor-Gen, for Scotland in the reign of Chas, II, ; supposed to be the
" Sir William Worthy" of AUan Ramsay's " Gentle Shepherd;" d, 1685,
Bust lo r, ; dark dress, lace cravat, full dark wig. Canvas, 24 x 19 in.
720 JOHN GRAHAM, OF CLAVERHOUSE,
VISCOUNT DUNDEE (1650-1689).
Mr. j. Maxtone Graham.
B. 1650; a cadet of the family of Finlrie ; educ. al St. Andrews ; served
in Holland under William, Prince of Orange (afterw. King), whose life he
saved al the battle of St. Nefif; on his return home, was appointed to a high
command in Srotl. ; crea. Visct. Dundee, 1687 ; at the Revolution, he raised
the Highland clans for James, and fought General Mackay at Killiecrankie,
where he received his death-wound, 17 June, 1689.
Bust to r. ; long dark hair ; within oval cartouche. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
721 FRANCES CROMWELL, LADY RUSSELL
(1638- ).
Lady Frankland Russell,
4th dau, of trie Protector; b, at Ely, 1638; marr, ist, Robert Rich, son
of Lord Rich and grandson of the E, of Warwick ; 2nd, Sir Jorin
Russell, Bart,
Three-quarter size, sealed ; nearly fuU face, blue drapery, Canvasj
49 X 40 in,
722 ROBERT NELSON (1656-1715).
Stationers' Company.
Divine, called the "pious" Nelson; b, in Lond, 1656; educ, al St. Paul's
School, and by Dr, Geo, Bull, and at Trin, CoU, Camb, ; FeUow of Roy. Soc
1680; trav. in company with Dr. Halley ; join, trie Nonjurors at the Revolu. ;-
returned lo the Ch. of Engl. 1709 ; attended Archbishop Tillotson in his last
iUness ; wrote " Companion for the Fasts and Festivals of the Church of
England," &c ; d. at Kensington, 171 5.
Bust to I. ; fair wig, blue drapery, while cravat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
723 DENZIL HOLLES, LORD HOLLES (1597-1680).
Duke of Portland.
PoHtician and Diplomatist; 2nd son of John, isl E, of Clare; b, at
Haughton, Nolls, 1597; ent Parliam, 1627; imprisoned for support, the
resolut, against Popery, and trie arbitrary levying of tonnages and poundages,
1629; assisted in the impeachment of Strafford, 1641 ; was one of the " Five
Members" attempted to be arrest, by the King, 1642; afterw, separ, himself
from the ruling party and went abroad; created Ld, Holies of Ifield at the
Restor, ; Ambass, to France, 1663; Plenipo, al 1667; notwithstanding his"
official employment, did not join the Court party, but continued a leader of
the Opposition; d, 1680,
To waist ; black surcoat, lace cravat, full wig ; s, of arms lo his 1,
Canvas, 30 X 25 in.

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724 REV. HUGH PETERS (1599-1660),
LENT BY PAINTER,
Rev. Dr. Treffry.
B. al Fowey, Cornwall, 1599; educ, at Trin, Coll, Camb, where he
studied for the Church, but was expelled for irregular conduct ; joined a com
pany of actors; afterw, official, as Lecturer of St, Sepulchre's, Lond, ; preach.
in the cause of Pari, at the outbreak of trie civil war and promot, trie King's
death ; Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell ; tried for high treason at the Restora
tion, and executed with the regicides, 1660,
Bust, to 1, ; black dress, flat white collar ; inscribed with name, and " Mt.
28, 1627." Panel, 22 X 19 in,
725 WILLIAM, LORD RUSSELL (1639-1683).
Duke of Devonshire, K.G.
B. 1639 ; eldest surviving son of William, isl Duke of Bedford, by
Anne Carr, daughler of Robert, E. of Somerset ; married, 1667, lo Rachel,
Lady Vaughan ; M.P. for Bedfordshire in four parliaments, and of
the Privy Council, 1679 ; zealously supported the Exclusion Bill ; in
June, 1680, publicly presented the D. of York as a recusant, in Westminster
Hall ; carried the Bill up to the House of Lords ; accused of being engaged
in the "Rye House Plot;" condemned and executed, 21 July, 1683.
Three-quarter size ; seated lo r., r. hand resting on edge of balcony";
purplish drapery. Canvas, 51 x 41 in.
726 CHRISTOPHER MONK, 2nd D. OF ALBEMARLE,
K.G. ( -1688 ? ).
Misses Heys.
Only son of George Monk, isl D, ; succ, to the Dukedom, 1670; Priv.
Coun. and K.G, 167 1; went out as Gov,-Gen, of Jamaica, accom. by Sir
Hans Sloane, 1687 ; " died there same yea.r."-— Collins, ix, 393,
Bust lo 1, ; gold enriched cuirass, black wig, lace cravat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
727 BRIDGET CROMWELL, MRS. FLEETWOOD
(1624-1681).
Lady Frankland Russell. Cornelius Jansen.
B. 1624 ; eldest dau. of trie Protector and Elizabetri Bourchier ; marr. ist,
10 Henry Ireton, Ld. Deputy of Irel. 15 Jan. 1647 ; 2nd, to Gen, Charles
Fleetwood, Ld, Deputy of Irel, ; she long survived the Restor, ; d, at Stoke
Newington and bu, there, 5 Sept, 1681.
Bust, lo r,; low blue dress, edged with lace ; signed C, J, fecit, 1638,
Canvas, 34 X 24 in.
728 OLIVER CROMWELL, the "PROTECTOR"
(1599-1658).
Lady Frankland Russell.
Son of Robert CromweU; b. at Huntingdon, 1599; d, at Hampton Court,
3 September, 1658. , , , .
Bust, as a child of two years old ; while flat collar, slashed sleeves.
Panel, 15 X 13 in. Al back, "Picture purchased Jan, 1791, from Mr.
Graves, printseUer in Catherine St, to whom Mr, Gerrard, trie auctioneer,
sold it many years since, among trie furniture of Mr, Story, of Greek St,
whose mother was waiting-woman lo Mrs, Ireton, daughter to Oliver
Cromwell,— T. F,"

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729 MARY CROMWELL, LADY FAUCONBERG
( -^712)-
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lady Frankland Russell, Cornelius Jansen.
Third dau, of the Protector ; marr, Thos, Visct, afterw. Earl Fauconberg,
1657 ; supposed lo have interested herself in trie Restoration of Chas. 1 1.;
d. March, 17 12.
Bust, lo 1.; low yellowish dress and blue scarf Canvas, 29 X 25 in.
730 COUNTESS OF LEICESTER and COUNTESS
OF CARLISLE.
Mr. Charles Morrison. Vandyck.
Daus. of Henry Percy, 9lh E. of Northumberland ; Dorothy, marr. to
Robert Sidney, 2nd E. of Leicester, and mother of Algernon Sidney {see No.
734) ; Lucy, marr, to James Hay, E, of Carlisle,
Half-lengtri, seated, near a fountain ; landscape background. Canvas,
40 X 63 in,
731 HUMPHREY SIDNEY ( -1692),
Mr. Deeble Boger. John Riley.
Son of Robert, 2nd E, of Leicester and Dorolriy Percy, dau, of the E, of
Nortriumberland ; younger brotrier of Algernon Sidney ; d, 1692,
To waist, towards the r, showing both hands ; black dress, broad white
lace-edged collar, slashed sleeves. Canvas, 35 X 28 in,
732 HENRY CROMWELL (1628-1675).
Lady Frankland Russell.
Ld, Dep, of Irel,; b, 20 Jan, 1628, at Huntingdon; youngest son of the
Protector ; educ, at Felsted ; ent. Parliamentary Army at sixteen ; accomp,
the Protector to quell rebell, in Irel, 1649; sat in Barebones Pari, 1653; marr,
1653, a dau, of Sir Eras, Russell, Bl, ; M,P, for Cambridge University, 1654;
Ld, Dep, of Irel, 1657 ; after the Restor, lived in retirem, at Spinney Abbey,
Cambridgesh, wriere he was visit, by Chas, II,, Sept, 1671 ; d, 25 Mar, 1675,
Bust, full face ; black dress, long reddish hair. Panel, 23J X 17J in,
733 RICHARD CROMWELL (1626-1712).
Lady Frankland Russell, Robert Walker.
Second son of the Protector ; b, 4 Oct, 1626; succ, his fatrier as Lord
Protector of Engl, 3 Sept 1658 ; abdicated 25 May, 1659 ; travelled on trie
Continent after the Restoration ; returned to England, 1680 ; d, al Cheshunt,
12 July, 1712,
Bust, to r, ; black dress, white collar. Canvas, 28 X 23 in,
734 ALGERNON SIDNEY (1620-1683),
Earl Spencer, K,G, Sir Peter Lely.
2nd son of Robert, E, of Leicester ; b, about 1620 ; served in Ireland
.under his brotrier, Ld, Lisle ; joined trie Pari, party in 1643 i Gov, of Dover ;
jrominated a member of Court for trial of Criarles I , but did not serve ; after
Restoration, remained abroad tUl 1677 ; accused of aiding the "Rye House
Plot ;" tried before Judge Jeffreys ; executed 7 Dec. 1683,
Three-quarter size ; standing to r, ; claret-coloured drapery, collar and
under-sleeves wriite. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.

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735 COL. SAMUEL MORE, M,P,
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. R. Jasper More, M,P. Sir Peter Lely.
On the Pari, side in the Civil Wars ; defended Hopton Castle; one of the
forty appointed to try Chas, I, ; M,P, in Cromwell's Pari, 1656,
Bust to 1, ; long brown wig, lace cravat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
736 LADY MONTAGU ( -1730),
Mr. C. Mostyn. Sir Peter Lely.
Ann, 3rd d, of Edw, E, of Sandwich ; marr, 1st Sir R, Edgecumbe, and
2nd, Charles Montagu, Esq, brother of Chas, 8th E, of Halifax ; she d, 1730,
Three-quarter size, sealed lo r, ; low yellowish drapery, landscape back
ground. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
737 GEO, LEGGE, ist LD. DARTMOUTH ( -1691).
Earl of Dartmouth. Vivian.
Naval -and Military Officer; eld, son of Col, Wm, Legge (No, 703) ;
ent, the Navy al 17; served with distinction in the Dutch wars; Gov, of
Portsmouth ; Mast, of the Horse and Gent, of the Bedcriamb, lo James, D.
of York, 1673; Col, of a Regt, of Foot and Mast,-Gen, of trie Ordn, 1677;
crea. Baron Dartmouth, 1682 ; sent as Adml, of the Fleet to demolisri Tan-
giers, 1683; received ^lo,ooo reward for his services; again app, Adml, of
the Fleet, by James II,, lo intercept the Pr, of Orange, 1687 ; depriv, of his
offices. after the Revolution, and sent to the Tower, where he d, 25 Oct,, 1691,
Three-quarter size, standing to r, ; resting r, hand on baton ; yellowish
dress, white sleeves ; mariner's compass on table, sriips in distance to 1.
Canvas, 50 X 41 in,
738 COLONEL JOHN TWISLETON (1614- " ),
Ven, Lord Saye and Self. D, Mytens,
Lived under Criarles I, and the Commonwealth; filled trie office of High
Sheriff of Kent, and was created a Baronet by Cromwell,
Full-length, standing ; black dress, lace collar, resting r. riand on white
slick ; terrace with chequered pavement ; s, of arms to r. Dated " 1672,
Mt. 58," Canvas, 84 x 55 in,
739 ANTHONY VERRIO (1634-1707),
Marquis of Exeter, A. Verrio.
Painter; b, al Naples, 1634; traveUed in France; invited to Engl, by
Chas. II. who employed riim in decorating Windsor Castle, where he painted
most of the ceilings, one side of St. George's HaU, and the Chapel ; afterw.
executed paintings in Cardinal Wolsey's lombhouse at Windsor, al Burleigh,
at Chatsworth, and in trie Chapel at Chelsea Hosp. ; was engaged by King
William III. to paint the great Staircase al Hampton Court ; d. there, 1707.
Bust, to r, ; long dark wig, dark brown drapery. Oval canvas, 30 X 25 in,
740 NELL GWYN (1650-1687),
Mr, F, Leyborne Popham, Verelst,
An "orange-girl" al the theatres; next, a clever and witty actress; at
length the mistress of Charles 11, and mother of trie ist D, of St, Albans; b,
2 Feb, 1650 (accord, to Lilly's rioroscope of rier nativ, among trie Ashmolean
Papers), of poor parents in a mean alley, the Coal-yard, off Drury Lane ; d,
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kind in her life. According to popular tradition she suggested to Chas. II.
the founding of Crielsea Hospital,
Three-quarter size, sealed ; low white drapery, red curtain to her 1,, flower
in r, hand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
741 JOHN ROBARTES,2ND Ld. and ist E. of RADNOR.
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr, T, j. Agar Robartes, M.P.
Son of Richard Robartes, 1st Ld, ; fought in the Pari. Army during the
Civil War; was nevertheless well received by Chas. II. after the Restoration ;
app. Priv. Coun., Ld. Privy Seal, and Viceroy of Irel. ; known as " a staunch
Presbyterian;" created E. of Radnor, 1679; d. 1685.
Three-quarter size ; sealed lo 1. ; peer's robes, coronet on table to his I.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
742 REV. JOHN HOWE, M.A. (1630-1705).
Mr. Edgar Disney. John Riley.
{SeeNo.Jii.) Head to r, ; broad while bands, long dark hair. Canvas,
14J X 13 in.

SIXTH BAT {Nos. 743 to 773).
743 SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE, Kt. (1628-1698).
Viscountess Palmerston. Sir Peter Lely.
Slatesm, and Diplomat, ; son of Sir John Temple, Mast, of the Rolls in
Irel, ; b, in London, 1628 ; educ, at Eman, Coll, Camb, ; studied chiefly
foreign languages; travelled in France, HoUand, Germany, 1648-54; afterw.
resided with riis father in Irel, where he studied hist, and philos, ; elected
Memb, of the Irish Convention and Parliament, 1661 ; removed to Engl.
1662; sent on a special mission lo trie Bp, of Munster, 1665 ; app. Resident
al trie Vice-regal Ct, of Spain al Brussels, 1666; establ, his fame by conclud,
the Triple AUiance agst, France, and bringing about the Peace of Aix-la-
ChapeUe betw, France and Spain, 1668; sent as Ambass, to trie Hague, but
recalled by trie Cabal Ministry, 1669; engaged in negotial, for a gen, peace
in Holland, 1674-79; declin, trie office of Sec, of State,' but mediated betw.
King and Pari, retir, from publ, life, 1681 ; lived al Moor Park, where,
assist, by Swift, he compos, his Memoirs ; highly honoured by King Wm, III.
altriough he would not take office ; d, at Moor Park, 27 Jan, 1698,
To waist, towards I, ; dark dress, long dark wig. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
744 WILLIAM, 6th lord NORTH, and 2nd LORD
GREY OF ROLLESTON ( -1734).
Colonel North, M,P,
Son of Charles, 5th Ld, North and isl Ld, Grey of Rolleslon; succ, his
father, 1690; served under trie D, of Marlborougri in all his campaigns and
had his right hand shot offal trie battle of Blenrieim; d, without issue, 1734,
Half-length, standing lo r, ; scarlet gold-embroidered coal ; r, hand
resting on baton ; battle scene in distance lo his r. Canvas, 49 x 39 in,
745 MARGARET WOFFINGTON (1720-1760),
Miss Richardson, John Zoffany, R.A.
Comic actress ; b, in Dubhn, 18 Oct 1720 ; brought up lo the stage by a
Madame Violante, a rope-dancer; appeared first in Dub, ; al Cov. Gard. 1738,

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as " Sir Harry Wildair,'' where her beauty and liveliness won admiration ; in
Dub. 1742 with Garrick, who addressed a love-song to " my Peggy ;" rival of
Mrs. Cibber and Mrs. Bellamy ; struck with paralysis on the stage, 17 May,
1757 ; d. at Teddington, where she was noted for her charities, 28 Ap, 1760,
To waist, looking to r,; white dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
746 ARNOLD-JOOST VAN KEPPEL, ist EARL OF
ALBEMARLE, K.G. (1669-1718).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Lt. -Colonel Keppel. Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Desc, from a noble family of Guelderland, in HoUand ; son of Oeswall
van Keppel, Ld. of the Voorst ; b, 1669; accomp, the Pr. of Orange on his
expedit. to Engl. 1688 ; crea. by him, when WiU. IIL, Baron Ashford, Visct.
Bury, and E. of Albemarle, a town and territory in Normandy; KG. ; also
Memb. of the Nobles of HoUand, and Gen. of Horse in the serv, of the Slates-
Gen, ; highly esteemed by K, WUl, IIL, who left him in his wiU the Lordship
of Brevoorst and 200,000 guilders ; d. 30 May, 17 18,
Bust, to r, ; in armour, long fair wig, while cravat. Canvas, 27 X 23 in.
747 ANNE SCOTT, 2nd COUNTESS and ist DUCHESS
of buccleuch, DU. of MONMOUTH (165 1-1732).
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Sir Peter Lely.
2nd dau, of Francis, 2nd E, of Buccleuch; b, at Dundee, 165 1 ; esteem.
the greatest heiress and one of the criief beauties of her time ; marr, isl,
1663, James, D, of Monmouth, illegitimate son of Chas, II, who assumed the
name of Scotl, and he and his Duch, were crea, D, and Duch, of Buccleuch,
1673 ; marr, 2ndly, Charles, 3rd Lord CornwaUis ; d, 6 Feb, 1732,
Three-quarter size ; seated to 1, ; low red dress ; pedestal and vase to
her 1, Canvas 30 x 25 in,
748 REV. WILLIAM WHISTON (1667-1752),
Nat. Port. Gallery. Mrs. Hoadly.
Theologian and Mathemal,; b, at Norton, Leicestersh. 1667; studied at
Clare Hall, Camb, and was chosen FeUow of his Coll, ; succ. Sir Isaac
Newton as Prof of Malhemat, 1703 ; expeUed from trie Univ. on account of
heretical opinions 17 10; went lo Lond. and opened his own house for public
worship ; towards the end of his life became a Baptist ; noted by his specu
lations concerning the Millennium and trie Restora. of the Jews; translated
Josephus into English ; d. 1752.
Bust to 1. ; black gown and bands, grey hair. Canvas, 21 x 16 in,
749 MARY TUDOR, CNTSS, of DERWENTWATER
(1673-1726).
Colonel Leslie, K.H.
Dau, of K, Chas, II, and Mrs, Mary Davis ("Moll" Davis) ; b, 1673 ; marr.
Francis RadcUffe, 2nd E, of Derwenlwaler, by whom she became mother of
James RadcUffe, the 3rd and last Eari; d, 1726, ., ^ . . j
Full-length, standing ; low dress, trimmed with red ostrich-feathers, head
dress of the same, long veil ; garden to the r. Canvas, 83 X 49 m.
750 GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL (1684-1759).
Sacred Harmonic Society. Balthazar Denner.
Son of an eminent Physician at Halle, in Saxony, where he was b, 24 Feb,
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taught by Fr, Zachau, organist of Halle; comp, sonatas at 10 years of age;
went to Hamburg, wriere he had a duel with Mattheson, a rival musician ;
produced operas, " Almeria," &c, ; visit, Florence, Venice, and Rome, wriere
he became known to Corelli; went lo Hanover, 1710, and found a patron in
trie Elector (Geo, L); came lo London; on the peace of Utrecht, composed,
by Q, Anne's commands, a " Te Deum" and " Jubilate;" receiv, a pension,
which Geo, I, doubled; wrote many operas; opposed by an Italian faction,
with Bononcini, &c, ; produced "Israel in Egypt," 1738; the "Messiah,"
1741 ; went to Dubl, for nine months; produ, "Samson," 1742; "Jephlhah,"
1751 ; became blind in riis latter years, but conlin, lo conduct his oratorios;
d, on Good Friday, 13 April, 1759; bu, in Westminster Abbey, where is his
monument by Roubiliac
Bust, lo 1,; light wig, drab-coloured coat, white cravat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
75 I ROBERT, LORD RAYMOND, Lord Ch, Just,
(1673-1732),
lent by painter,
Hon, Soc, of Gray's Inn,
B, 1673 ; son of Sir Trios, Raymond, one of trie Just, of the King's Bench ;
called to the Bar, 1694; M,P, for Lymington, 1710 ; Solicitor-Gen, 1710;
Attorney-Gen, 1720 ; Comm, of the Gt, Seal, 1724 ; a Puisne Justice of K,B,
1723 ; Ld, Cri, Justice, 1724 ; crea. Baron Raymond, 1731 ; d. 1732 ; author
of " Reports."
Three-quarter size, seated to I. ; robes as Ch. Justice. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
752 JOHN KIRBY (1690-1753).
Rev. Kirby Trimmer, Thos. Gainsborough, R,A,
Topographer ; b. al Halesworlh, Suffolk, 1690 ; for some time a school
master at Orford ; afterwards owner of a mill al Wickham Market ; marr.
Ahce Brown, 1714 ; known as auth. of the "Suffolk Traveller," the first
topographical work on Suffolk, based on a survey of the county taken by
him, 1732-34 ; d. at Ipswich, 13 Dec 1753; bu. there, al St. Mary's Tower;
grandfather of Mrs, Trimmer (No, 147),
Bust ; dark blue dress, long white hair. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
753 FRANCIS ATTERBURY, bp. of ROCHESTER
(1662-1731).
Sir j. S, Trelawny, Bt, Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Son of Rev, Lewis Atlerbury, Rector of Milton, Bucks ; b, there 6 Mar.
1662 ; educ, at Westminster; elected lo Christ Ch, Oxf; trans, Dryden's
" Absalom and Achitophel " into Latin ; wrote on the origin of trie Reforma
tion ; Criaplain to WiUiam and Mary, 1694 ; distinguisried as a preacrier ;
engaged in controversy witri Dr, Wake (afterwards Arcribp,) and with Bp.
Hoadly; aided Hon, Ch, Boyle in his controversy with Behtley on
the "Epistles of Phalaris ;" Archd, of Tolnes, 1700; Can, of Exeter;
Chap, to Q, Anne ; Dean of Carhsle, 1704 ; D, of Christcriurcri, 171 1 ; D, of
Westminster and Bp, of Rocriester, 1713 ; refused to sign trie Bisriops' Decla
ration of Allegiance lo George I, ; offered lo proclaim the Pretender as King
James ; suspected of conspiring in riis favour ; committed to trie Tower, 1722 ;
tried 1723, and banished ; went lo Brussels and lo Paris, where he died 15
Feb, 1731 ; riis body was privately bu, in Westminster Abbey; friend of
Pope, BoUngbroke, &;c, and an able speaker and writer.
Bust, looking lo r, ; black gown and bands. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.

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754 MARGARET WOFFINGTON (1720- 1760),
LENT BY PAINTER.
Marquis of Lansdowne, William Hogarth.
{See No, 745,) To waist; wide hat, edged witri lace. Canvas, 29 x 24 in.
7';5 ADM. SIR CHARLES WAGER, Kt, (1666-1743).
Lords of the Admiralty (Green. Hosp,), Sir G, Kneller.
Distinguisried Naval Commander in trie reigns of Q, Anne, George I.
and George II, ; Rear-Adm, 1707; destroyed a fleet of Spanisri galleons in
the W, Indies, 1708; Knigrited, 1709; Comptrol, of the Navy and Com,-in-
Chief in the Medit, 1 714 ; First Ld, of the Admlly, 1733-42 ; d, 24 May, 1743..
Half-length ; standing, resting r, hand on truncheon, ships in the distance
lo his I, ; signed, " G, Kneller, eques, 17 10," Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
756 THOS. AUGUSTINE ARNE, Mus Doc, (1710-1778).
Sacred Harmonic Society. John Zoffany, R.A.
Musical composer; b. in London, 17 10; educ. al Eton; wrote al 18, the
opera " Rosamund ;" shortly after compos. " Tom Thumb," a comic operetta
by Fielding, which became very popular ; appoint. Composer to Drury Lane
Theatre, 1742 ; Mus. Doc. Oxf 1759 ; wrote instrument, pieces for the con
certs at Vauxhall ; achieved his greatest fame by riis opera of " Arlaxerxes,"
and trie chorus " Rule Britannia;" d. 5 March, 1778.
To waist, sealed at table to r.; witri music and pens and ink ; tie-wig,
blue waistcoat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
757 FREDK. LEWIS, PRINCE OF WALES, K.G.
(1707-1751).
Her Majesty (Hampton Court). J. Vanderbank.
Eld. son of George II. and Qu. Caroline, and father of George III. ; b, at
Hanover, 20 Jan, 1707; K,G, 1716; marr, Augusta, youngest dau, of Fred.
D, of Saxe-Gotha, 1736; d, in the lifetime of riis father, 20 March, 175 1.
Group of 23 small full-length figures al a table, with fruit and wine.
Canvas, 36 x 34 in,
758 JAS. RADCLIFFE, 3RD E, of DERWENTWATER,
HIS COUNTESS AND DAUGHTER,
Colonel Leslie, K,H. Sir Godfrey Kneller.
James Radcliffe, son of Francis, 2nd E, ; b, in Lond, 1689; early went lo
France with his parents, who were firm adherents of trie Stuart dynasty ; was
brought up at St, Germains with the Pretender; succ, lo the title, 1705 ; ret,
to Engl, 1 710; with his bro, Charles joined the army of the Pretender in trie
rising of 1715 ; taken prisoner al Preston, and tried for high treas, ;. berieaded
on Tower Hill, London, 24 Feb, 1716,
Anna Webb, Countess of Derwenlwaler; dau, of Sir Jorin Webb, of
Canford ; marr, the E, in 1712; joined him in trie Tower, 1715 ; in vain
interceded for riis life ; d, at Louvain, 1723,
Anna Maria, only dau, of the above ; b, 17 1 3 ; mar, in 1 732, Robt, James,
Sth Ld, Petre,
Three-quarter figures. Lord Derwenlwaler standing with coronet in I.
hand ; Lady Derwenlwaler sealed, with infant child on rier knee afterwards
Lady Petre ; signed, " G, Kneller f , 17 14." Canvas, 72 X 78 in,
759 MRS. CLIVE, "KITTY CLIVE" (1711-1785),
Mr. Charles Winn. Wm. Hogarth.
Actress; Catrierine Raftor, b. in Irel. 171 1 ; was on trie stage in 1727 ;
first displayed her power as a comic actress as "Nell," in "The Devil to

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Pay," 1731 ; marr. Mr. Geo. Clive, 1732 ; retir. from the stage, 1768 ; lived
at Little Strawberry HiU ; d. 6 Dec. 1785. Johnson says : " Mrs. Clive was
the best player I ever saw."
"No comic actress ever yet could raise
On humour's base more merit or more praise." — Churchill.
To waist, showing 1. hand ; low white dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
760 RICHARD LEVERIDGE (1670-1758).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mrs. Noseda. Thomas Frye.
Bass Singer and Musical Composer; b. 1670; pub. a volume of songs, for
which Hogarth engraved a title-page and frontispiece; wrote " Ori, the Roast
Beef of Old England," 1727 ; after the death of Captain Coram, of the
Foundling Hospital, his pension was conferred on Leveridge, who was then
80 years old and in poverty; d. 1758.
To waist, seated, full face ; dark dress. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
761 ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE ROOKE, Kt. (1650-1709).
Lords of the Admiralty (Green. Hosp.) Michael Dahl.
B. in Kent, 1650 ; entered the navy ; Capt. 1673 ; R. Adm. in action off
Beachy Head, 1690 ; Vice-Adm. al Cape Barfieur, 1692 ; burned the French
ships off La Hogue ; Vice-Adm. of Engl. 1701 ; shared in the victory of
Vigo, 1703 ; look Gibraltar, July, 1704; defeated the French fleet off Malaga;
d. in retirement in Kent, 1709.
Half-length, standing to 1.; leaning on gun, staff in I, hand; ships in
distance. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
762 HON. DAINES BARRINGTON (1727-1800).
Viscount Barrington, M.P.
Lawyer and Writer; 3rd son of John Sriute, ist Visct. Barrington, Peerage
of Irel. ; b. in Lond. 1727 ; educ. at Oxf and the Temple ; became success
ively K.C, Recorder of Bristol, Marshal of trie Ct of Admlty, Justice of
Criester, Commiss. Gen. of Stores at Gibraltar; retir. 1785, and wriolly
devoted riimself lo science and literature ; F.S.A., F.R.S.; pub. "Observa
tions on the Statutes," and Essays on natural philos. and antiq, subjects ;
d, II Mar, 1800 ; bu, in the Temple Cri,
Bust, looking lo I, ; crimson gown and bands. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
763 WM, WIDDRINGTON, 4TH LD, WIDDRINGTON
( -^743)-
Mr, Charles Towneley. Van Loo.
Son of Wm, 3rd Ld, ; togetrier with his brotriers engaged in the Rebellion
of 1715, in favour of trie Stuarts; was taken pris, at Preston, and lost his
honours under attainder of high treason; d, al Bath, 1743.
Half-length; standing lo 1. ; peer's robes, riolding coronet. Canvas, 50x40.
764 ALAN BRODRICK, ist VISCT. MIDLETON,
Lord Chan, of Ireland ( -1728).
Very Rev. Viscount Midleton,
Son of Rt. Hon. Triomas Brodrick, M.P. ; rose to eminence as a lawyer ;
successively held the offices of Speaker of the Ho. of Commons in Ireland,
Solic- Gen. and Altorn.-Gen. ; Ld. Chanc. and raised to the Irish Peerage
as Baron Brodrick, 1715 ; crea. Vise Midleton, 1717 ; d. 1728.
Three-quarter size ; seated lo r., hand resting on pedestal and holding
scroll, Ld. Chancellor's mace lo his r. Canvas, 49 X 41 in.

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765 RD. TEMPLE, FIELD-MAR. ist VISC. COBHAM
( -1749)-
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl Fortescue.
Eld. son of Sir Richard Temple, Bart. ; succ. his father as M.P. for
Buckingham ; served in the Army, and was disting. at trie sieges of Venloo
and Ruremond ; Brig.-Gen. 1706; served under Marlborougri ; Vise Cobham,
1718 ; d. 13 Sept 1749.
Head lo I. ; fair wig, yellowish dress. Canvas, 18 X 15 in.
766 RT. HON. SIR STEPHEN FOX, Kt. (1627-1716).
Mr, G, Digby Wingfield Digby.
B, 1627 ; disting. by his faithful adherence to Chas, II, during his exile;
after the Restoration, Priv, Coun,, andLd, of the Treas,; M,P, for SaUsbury
and Westminster ; projected the Military Hospital at Crielsea, to which he
himself contributed 13,000/,; d, at Chiswick, 28 Oct. 1716,
Three-quarter size ; standing to r, ; long, fair wig, purplish drapery.
Canvas, 17J X 14 in,
767 MAJOR-GENERAL JAMES WOLFE (1726-1759).
Admiral Warde, K.H. Benjamin West, P.R.A.
Son of Lt-Gen, Ed, Wolfe ; b, al Weslerham, Kent, 2 Jan, 1726 ; enl,
the Army al 14 ; distinguished at Dettingen, Fontenoy, and Laffeldl,in wriicri
last ball, he was wounded ; Brig,-Gen, at trie taking of Louisbourg, 1758;
appointed by Pitt Comm, of trie Land Forces in trie exp, agst, Quebec, and
killed in trie hour of victory on the plains of Abraham, 13 Sept, 1759 ; bu, al
Greenwich, Monument in Westm, Abbey,
Three-quarter size, seated with plan of battle of Blenheim ; signed,
" B, West, 1777," Canvas, 19 X 16 in,
768 ARMAND FREDERICK, D, OF SCHOMBERG,
K,G. (1609-1690).
Colonel Northey. F. Van Mieris.
B. 1609 ; of a German family, but his mother was of the English house
of Dudley ; served on the Swedish side in the Thirty Years' War ; afterw,
under Henry, Prince of Orange and riis son William ; entered the service of
France, 1650, and in 1675 was made Marshal of France ; on trie Revoc, of
the Edict of Nantes, 1685, being a Protestant, retired to Prussia, and became
Prime Min, and Comm, -in-Chief to the Elect, of Brandenburg ; joined Wm,
of Orange, created D, and K,G, 1688 ; killed al the battle of trie Boyne, in
his 82nd year, 1690 ; bu, in St, Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin,
Triree-quarters standing to I,, small size ; in dark armour, resting r, arm
on pedestal on which is a gauntlet, helmet, and red drapery ; rocky land
scape in distance to r. Canvas, 19 X 15 in,
769 LIONEL CRANFIELD, ist D. OF DORSET
(1688-1765).
Mr. C. R. FitzGerald (Home Office). Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Son of Charles, E, of Dorset and Middlesex; b, 1688; succ, 1708; crea,
D, of Dorset, 1720 ; Ld, Lieut, of Ireland, 1730 and 1750; KG,; d, 1765,
Half-lengtri, standing lo r, ; peer's robes, collar and mantle, K.G,; plumed
hat on table to his r. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.

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770 SIR N. DANCE HOLLAND, Bt. R.A, (1729-1811).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Sarah Lady Abinger, Sir N. D. Holland, Bt, R.A,
Painter ; b, in Lond, 1729 ; son of G, Dance, City architect and surveyor;
brought up to trie prof of paint, ; changed his name on marr, Mrs, Dummer,
a rich Yorksh, heiress ; became M,P, and Bart, ; d, at Winchester, 181 1,
Head to r. Canvas, 23 X 16 in,
771 CHRISTIANA HOPE, LADY FOX ( -1718).
Mr, G. Digby Wingfield Digby,
Dau, and co-rieir of the Rev, Charles Hope, and 2nd wife of Sir Stephen
Fox, by whom she riad two sons and two daugrilers; d, 1718,
Triree-quarter, seated ; small size ; low blue dress, resting 1, arm on pe
destal, flower in 1, hand. Canvas, 17 j by 14 in,
772 ADMIRAL SIR WM, PENN, Kt, (1621-1670),
Lords of the Admiralty (Green. Hosp.) Sir Peter Lely.
B, at Bristol, 162 1 ; Comman, trie Enghsri Fleet al the taking of Jamaica,
1655; after the Restoration, served under the D, of York; knighted for riis
success in trie battle on the coast of Suffolk against trie Dutcri, 1665 ; d. at
Wanslead, 1670,
Half-lengtri ; standing to r,, I, hand extended ; sea in distance to the 1.
Canvas, 49 x 39 in,
773 CHAS. TALBOT, D, of SHREWSBURY, K.G.
Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Statesman ; son of 12th E, of Shrewsbury ; b, 24 July, 1660 ; Ld, Lieut.
of Staffordshire, 1681 ; promoted the Revolution of 1688 ; Principal Sec, of
State under Wm, III, ; K,G, and D, of Shrewsbury, 1694 ; Ld, Chamberlain;
Ld, Lieut, of Irel, 1713; d, i Feb, 1717-18, An accomp, courtier and scholar.
Half-lengtri, standing, looking to r.; collar and mantle K.G. : Ld. Chamber
lain's wand in r, hand. Canvas, 49 X 40 in.

SEVENTH BAT {Nos. 774 to 808).
774 GARRICK (1716-1779) AND KING (1730-1805),
IN " Lethe."
Sir G. H, Beaumont, Bt. J, Zoffany, R,A. & R. Wilson,R,A.
Garrick; son of Capt Peter Garrick; b, al Hereford, 1716; educated
partly al Lichfield Grammar School and partly by Dr, Johnson whom he
accompanied to London, 1736, intending to study law ; his natural inclina,
being for trie stage, he iirst appeared at Ipswich, 1741, then in London as
Richard III, with immediate success ; became joint-patentee of Drury Lane
Trieatre, 1747 till 1776 ; wrote or adapted many pieces for trie stage, but his
fame rests on his acting ; friend of Johnson, Reynolds, Goldsmith, Burke,
&c, ; d, 20 Jan, 1779 ; bu, in Westminster Abbey,
King, Comic Actor and Dramatist ; b, in London, 1730 ; first performed in
the provinces; made riis debut al Drury Lane, 1759; acriieved his greatest
success as " Lord Ogleby ;" Manager of trie Balri and Bristol, and Sadler's
WeUs Theatres; returned to Drury Lane; retired 1801 ; d, 1805, Author of
" Love al First Sight," " Neck or Nothing," "Wit's last Stake," &c,
FuU-length figures, small size, in costume, in a landscape. Canvas,
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775 ADMIRAL FITZROY LEE ( -1751).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Dillon.
Son of Edw, Henry Lee, E, of Lichfield; ent the Navy; Comm,-in-Chief
of the Newfoundland squadron and Gov, of Newfoundland, 1735; served
against trie Spaniards in the Mediterranean, 1740-42; in the W, Indies,
1745; Vice-Adml, of trie Wriite, 1748; d, 18 April, 1751; supposed to be trie
original of Smollett's " Commodore Trunnion,"
Half-lenglri, standing ; blue coat, scarlet waistcoat ; ships in distance
lo r. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
776 NICHOLAS REVETT (1721-1804),
Institute of Brit. Architects,
Architect; b, in Suffolk, 172 1 ; trav, in Italy and Greece with "Alrienian"
Stuart, with whom he edit, the "Antiquities of Atriens;" in 1766 accomp,
Criandler lo Asia Minor, and edit, witri riim the " Ionian Antiquities ; " built
for Sir Lionel Lyde, Bart, trie criurcri at Ayoll St, Lawrence, Herts ; d, in
London, 1804,
To waist ; towards his 1,, resting r, hand on book. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
777 WILLIAM COWPER (1731-1800).
Mr. H. R, Vaughan Johnson. George Romney.
Poet ; son of the Rev, Jorin Cowper ; b, al Berkhampslead, Herts,
15 Nov, 1731 ; educ, al Market Street, Herts, and at Westminster; articled
to a solicitor, his fellow-clerk being Thurlow, afterw, Ld, Crianc, ; called lo
the Bar, 1754; Comm, of Bankrupts, 1759; resigned, owing to riis extreme
nervousness, appointments to wriicri he was named ; for a time riis mind was
disordered, and this mental malady returned occasionally ; in 1782, pub, a
vol, of poems ; " The Task," 1784 ; translated the " Iliad" and "Odyssey ;"
became acquainted with Mrs, Unwin, and mostly resided with her till rier
death, 1796 ; d, 25 Apr, 1800, Hayley pub, his life, and riis admirable letters.
Bust, looking to r, ; wearing white cap. Crayon, paper, 23 x 19 in,
778 ANNE DONNE, MRS. COWPER (1703-1737).
Mr. W. Bodham Donne,
Dau, of Roger Donne, of Ludriam Hall, Norfolk ; b, 1703 ; marr, trie
Rev, Jorin Cowper, D,D, Rector of Berkhampslead, Herts ; and was trie
mother of William Copper, the poet ; d, 1737,
To waist, miniature size ; full face ; low blue dress. Canvas, 6 x 5 in.
The picture lo which Cowper addressed his celebrated lines : " On trie
Jleceipl of my Mother's Picture out of Norfolk," It was sent to Cowper
al Weston, 1790, by his cousin, Ann Bodriam, and was returned to her
after his decease,
779 CHARLOTl^E TURNER, Mrs, SMITH (1749-1806).
Miss Lucena Smith. George Romney.
Poet and Novehsl; b, in Sussex, 1749; al 16, marr, Mr, Smith, son of a
West India merchant, who squandered away his fortune ; turned to literature
for her support; publ, "Elegiac Sonnets, and other Essays," 1784; "The
Romance of Real Life," " Emmeline," a novel, &c, ; d, 1806,
To waist, looking to 1. ; white cap and dress. Crayon, paper, 23 x 19 in.

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780 JOAH BATES (1740-1799), and SUSAN HARROP,
his Wife ( -1811),
lent by painter,
Sacred Harmonic Society. F. Cotes, R.A.
Musician ; b, at Halifax, 1740; educ, at Eton and Trin, Coll, Camb, ; app,
Commiss, of the Customs in London, and one of trie Directors of Greenwich
Hosp, ; pursued music as a favourite study all through his life, and, though
not a professional musician, gained consider, fame by his sound knowledge
of music; wrote several operas ; was selected in 1784 to conduct the Handel
commemoration festival in Westmin. Abbey; d. in London, 8 June, 1799.
Susan Harrop, Mrs. Bates, the wife of Joari Bates. Known as an
excellent singer, particularly of Handel's music, wriich she studied together
witri rier husband.
Three-quarter size, seated ; he is presenting porcelain figure of Cupid
lo his wife, who leans her 1. arm on sofa. Canvas, 60 x 53 in,
781 GENERAL ROBERT DALRYMPLE-HORNE-
ELPHINSTONE (1718-1794),
Sir Jas. Dalrymple-Horne-Elphinstone, Bt. F. Cotes, R.A.
Son of Hew Dalrymple, Ld. Drummore ; b. 1718; ent trie army, served
at Cartriagena, Fontenoy, &c., rose to the rank of a general officer and
colonel of trie 53rd regiment ; d. 1794.
To waist ; military uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
782 MARY ELPHINSTONE, MRS. DALRYMPLE-
HORNE-ELPHINSTONE ( -1776).
Sir Jas, Dalrymple-Horne-Elphinstone, Bt. F. Cotes, R.A.
Dau, and rieir of Sir Jas, Elphinstone, Bt,, of Logic ; marr, in 1753, Gen.
Robert Dalrymple Home, who, having before assum, his maternal surname
of Home, on that occasion assumed the additional surname of Elphinstone ;
d, 1776, To waist, sealed ; low yellowish dress, blue ribbons. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
783 WILLIAM PARSONS (1736-1795), and Two Other
Actors in "The Miser."
Sir G. H. Beaumont, Bt. J, Zoffany, R.A, and R. Wilson, R, A .
Comic Actor; b, 1736, in Kent; began to perform on trie stage, 1762;
chiefly represented old men, "his picture of whom in all their characteristics,
passions, infirmities, cunning or imbecility, was perfect ;" his most famous
criaracters were " Crablree," " Sir Fretful Plagiary," " Sir Christopher
Curry," and "Snarl;" retired from the stage, 1794, and d, soon after.
Full-length ; small-sized figures in costume, in a landscape. Canvas,
40 X 50 in,
784 SIR BENJAMIN KEENE K,B,( -1757).
Rev. C, E. Ruck Keene. L, M. Van Loo.
English Minister .at the Spanish Court, i727-39,and again 1748-57; d, at
Madrid, 1757,
Half-lengtri, seated, full face ; gold-laced coat and waistcoat, cocked hal
in I, hand, letter in r, signed, "L, M, Van Loo fecit, 175-," Canvas,53 X 26 in.

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785 FIELD-MAR. STUDHOLME HODGSON (1703-1798).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Maj.-Gen, J, Studholme Hodgson. George Romney.
B, 1703; ent, the Army, 1727; Aide-de-Camp to the E, of Albemarle, in
the battles of Dettingen and Fontenoy; Groom of the Bed-Cham, to WiUiam,
D. of Cumberland, wriom he attended al the battle of CuUoden ; Lieut,-Gen,
and Comm. of trie Exped, against the island of Belleisle, which he captured,
1762; General, 1788; Field-marshal, 1796; d, 1798,
To waist ; looking to 1, ; scarlet military uniform. Canvas, 32 x 25 in,
786 MARY WOODYEARE, Hon, Mrs. MORGAN VANE
(1726-1759).
Rev. j, F. W. Woodyeare. J, Astley.
Dau, of William Woodyeare, Esq, of CrookhiU, Yorks ; b, 1726 ; marr,
the Hon, Morgan Vane, bro. of Ld. Darlington, and 2nd son of Gilbert,
Ld, Barnard; d, 17 December, 1759,
Half-length, sealed to r, ; blue dress, purplish scarf hands crossed,
flowers in r. Painted 1753. Canvas, 39 X 29 in,
787 REV. SIR HARRY TRELAWNY, Bt. as a Boy
( -1834).
Sir j. S. Trelawny, Bt. Sir J. Reynolds, P.R.A,
Son of Sir William Trelawny, 6th Bart. ; succ. his father, who al the time
of his death was Gov. of Jamaica, in 1772; marr. Anne, dau. of Rev. James
Brown, Rector of Portishead, and Vic&r of Kingston ; had issue 3 sons and
3 daughters; d. 24 February, 1834.
Half-length, as a child ; standing in landscape, holding bird's nest in 1.
hand. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
788 JAMES WYATT (1743-18 13),
Institute of British Architects.
Architect ; b. at Burton, Slaffordsh. 1743 ; studied Architecture and
Painting at Rome; succ. Sir William Chambers as Surv.-Gen, lo the Bd, of
Works ; became R, A. and President of the Roy, Acad, ; built the Pantheon,
in Oxf Street, the Mil, Acad, at Woolwich, Fonlhill Abbey (the seal of
William Beckford), made alterations in Windsor Castle and Salisljury Cathe
dral, &c, ; d, 1 81 3,
Bust lo 1, ; dark dress. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
789 JOHN TOWNELEY, Kt. of St, Louis (1697-1782).
Mr. Charles Towneley, J, B. Peronneau.
Son of Chas, Towneley; b, at Townley, 1697; intended for trie Law, but
preferred a Military Life ; ent, trie French army, and was a Mousquetaire
Noir in the serv, of Louis XV, ; present al the siege of Philipsburg, wriere
the D, of Berwick was killed ; afterw, decorated with the Cross of St, Louis ;
pub, a French translation of "Hudibras;" d, 1782,
Bust ; full face ; dark coat. Order of St, Louis ; signed " Peronneau,
1749," Pastel, paper, 23 X 19 in.
790 ALEXANDER POPE (1688-1744).
Major Morton Jeffery. William Hoare, R.A.
Poet; b. in Lombard St. London, where his father had been a successful
linen-draper, 22 May, 1688 ; was a delicate and diminutive child, and never
had robust healtri ; taught by Taverner, a R. C. priest, and at Twyford, near
Winchester ; early showed his power of writing verse, and resol. to be a poet ;
trans, isl book of trie "Triebais,"and "Sappho and Phaon" at 14; Pastorals

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pub, by Tonson, 1709; "Rape of the Lock," 171 1 ; translat, of the "IHad,"
1715-20 ; pub, trans, of "Odyssey," 1725, of wriicri rie did 12 books ; "Dun-
ciad," 1728 ; pub, riis letters, 1737 ; involv, in many quarrels witri rival writers
or persons whom he satirized, as Dennis, Ambrose Phillips, Addison, Lady
Mary Wortley Montagu, Ld, Hervey, &c, ; d, 30 May, 1744, at Twickenham,
wriere rie riad lived nearly 30 years.
Bust, looking lo r, ; blue cap and drapery. Pastel, paper, 24 x 18,
791 ELIZ. CHUDLEIGH, DSS, of KINGSTON (1720-88),
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr, Clifford Chaplin, F, Cotes, R,A,
Dau, of a Colonel in trie Army; b, 1720; early admired in fashionable
society for rier beauty and accomplishments ; Maid of Honour lo the Prncss,
of Wales, 1743; marr, Capt, Hervey, afterw, E, of Bristol, 4 Aug, 1744;
separated from iiim trie day after ; trav, on the Continent ; obtain, permission
of the Arcribp, of Canterbury lo marry the D, of Kingston, 1769; inherited
trie D,'s property on riis death, 1773 ; accused of bigamy by the D,'s relatives,
and tried by trie H, of Peers, 1776; left England and trav, in France, Italy,
and Russia ; purcri, trie castle of St, Assise, near Fontainebleau, where
she lived in princely splendour; d, triere, 28 Aug, 1788,
Bust, full face ; low dress, blue fur-edged; signed, "F, Cotes pxt 1763,"
Pastel, paper, 23 X 17 in,
792 DAVID GARRICK as "Richard III,"
Earl of Feversham, William Hogarth.
{See No, 774,) Full-length, seated on a couch in a tent, in royal robes,
his r, riand raised, and riis action expressing terror ; crown to riis 1,; armour
on the ground at his feet ; camp in distance to riis r. Canvas, 64 X 94 in,
793 CONYERS MIDDLETON, D.D. (1683-1750).
University Library, Cambridge,
Trieologian and Scriolar; b, at York, 1683; educ, at Trin, Coll, Camb,
of wriich he became a Fellow; D,D, 1717; trav, in Italy, and pub, his famous
" Letter from Rome," in which rie drew a paral, betw. Popery and Paganism ;
afterw. Prof of Mineralogy, and University Librarian; Aulrior of "History
of trie Life of Cicero," and " Free Inquiry into the Miraculous Powers of the
Criristian Criurch," &c, ; d, 1750,
To waist ; full face, resting 1, hand on vol, of Cicero on table before riim,
pen in r, riand. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
794 SIR EDWARD WALPOLE, K,B.
Rev, W. a. W, Keppel, William Hogarth,
2nd son of Sir Robert Walpole ; Chief Sec, for Ireland ; father of Laura,
marr, to trie Hon, and Rt, Rev, Fred Keppel, Bp, of Exeter, and of the
beautiful Ducriess of Gloucester,
Bust, looking to I, ; blue gold-laced coat, wriile cravat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
795 SAMUEL ARNOLD, Mus, Doc. ( 1739 ?-i8o2).
Mr, T, j, Arnold, S, J, Arnold,
Musical Composer; b, in Lond, about 1739; educ, at the Chapel Royal,
and stud, under Dr, Nares; gradua, as Mus, Doc, at Oxf 1773 ; app. Organist
and Composer to trie Criapel Royal, 1783 ; Organist of Westm, Abbey; wrote
oratorios, operas, and songs; edit, the works of Handel; d, 1802,
To waist ; holding book in r, riand ; full face ; Ijrown coat. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
796 ANDREW KIPPIS, D.D, (1725-1795),
Dr, Williams's Library,
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Congregational preacher at Boston, Dorking, and Westminster; tutor at
the Dissenters' College at Hackney; founded the " New Annual Register;"
pub. Lives of Capt, Cook, Doddridge, Lardner, " A Vindication of the Dis
senters," &c, ; conlrib, to the " Biographia Britannica," and edit, part of a
second edit.; d, 1795.
Bust, nearly full face ; full bottomed wig, black coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
797 LAURENCE FERRERS, 4th EARL FERRERS
( -1760).
lent by painter,
Mr, G. Collins.
Son of Laurence, 3d Earl ; marr. in 1752, Mary, dau. of Amos Meredith,
Esq. who, however, separated from him soon after, and was allowed a sepa
rate maintenance by Act of Pari, ; shot Mr, Johnson, his land-steward, at
Stanton-Harold, Leicestersh. Jan, 1760 ; was tried in Westminsler-haU, by
his peers, and, notwithstanding evidence given to prove his insanity, sentenced
to the gallows ; executed at Tyburn, 5 May, 1760.
Bust lo 1, ; blue coal, gold-laced waistcoat. Canvas, 21 X 15 in,
798 SIR GEORGE BROWNE.
Lord Vaux of Harrowden.
Of Reddinglon ; the " Sir Plume " of Pope's " Rape of the Lock," and
iarother of Mrs, Morley, the "Thalestris" of the same poem; was much
offended al being made "to talk nothing but nonsense," and is said by
Warburton to have been " the only one of the party who took the thing
seriously." Half-length, standing to L ; holding hat in 1. hand. Canvas, 50 X 4° in.
799 THOMAS GRAY (1716-1771).
Pembroke College, Cambridge. Benjamin Wilson.
Poet and Scholar; son of a money-scrivener; b, in Cornhill, London,
26 Dec. 1716; educ, at Eton, and Peterhouse, Camb,; enl. Inner Temple,
1738; accom. Horace Walpole on his trav. abroad, 1739, but they parted, and
Gray relumed home, 1741, and settled at Camb, ; " Ode on a distant Pros
pect of Eton Coll." 1747; "Elegy written in a Country Churchyard," 1752;
migra, to Pembr, Hall, 1756; decl, the Poet-Laureateship, 1757; "Progress
of Poesy," and " The Bard," both print, at Walpole's Strawberry HiU Press,
1757; Prof of Mod, Hist. Camb, 1768; d, 30 July, 1771, and bu. beside his
mother at Stoke Pogis.
Bust, profile lo r. ; powdered lie-wig ; painted from memory. Canvas,
30 X 28 in.
800 ANN AND JANE TAYLOR.
Rev. Isaac Taylor. Rev. Isaac Taylor.
Ann Taylor; eld. dau, of the Rev. I. Taylor ; b. 1782 ; marr, in 181 3,
Rev. Joseph Gilbert, pastor of a Congregal, Church at Nottingham ; wrote,
together with her sister Jane, " Original Poems for Infant Mmds ;" d. at
Nottingham, 20 Dec, 1866, „ , ,
Jane Taylorj 2nd dau, of Rev, I. Taylor; b. at Lavenham, 1783; showed
an early talent for art and literature ; pub, " The Beggar Boy," " Essays m
Rhyme on Morals and Manners," &c, ; d, 1824,
Full-length, small size, standing, aged 9 and 7^ years; in background
are portraits of their parents, and brothers, Isaac, Martin, and Jefferys
in the garden al Lavenham ; painted in 1791. Canvas, 18J x 14 m.

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801 GUSTAVUS HAMILTON, 2nd VISCT. BOYNE
(1710-1746),
LENT BY PAINTER.
Viscount Boyne. William Hogarth.
Son of Hon. Fred. Hamilton, and grandson of Gustavus, ist Viscount
Boyne ; b. 1710 ; educ. at Westminster ; succeeded his grandfather, 1723 ;
M.P. for Newport, 1735 ; Privy CounciUor, 1736 ; d. 18 April 1746.
Full-length, standing, small size, holding hat and slick. Canvas, 22 X 16.
802 SARAH MALCOLM (1711-1733).
Lady Jane Dundas. William Hogarth.
B. about 171 1, in Durham, of a family possessing some independence;
her father's extravagance left her without means of support ; she became,
when about 22 years of age, laundress at some chambers in the Temple ;
acted as charwoman to Mrs. Lydia Duncomb, in Tanfield Court, Temple, and on
Sunday morning, 4 Feb. 1733, murdered Mrs, Duncomb, another elderly
woman rier companion, and a young girl their maid, in their rooms ; convict.
and executed opposite Mitre Court, Fleet Street, 7 March, 1 733.
Full-length, in prison ; seated at table, on wriich is a rosary ; arms crossed.
Canvas, 19 X 15 in, .
803 CAPT. THOMAS CORAM (1668-1751).
Foundling Hospital. William Hogarth.
B. al Lyme Regis about 1668; a Capt. in the Mercri. Serv.; plan, many
philanlrirop, scriemes, particu, in connexion witri the colonies of N. America ;
estab, the Foundling Hosp,, incorp, by charter in 1739 ; hav, by his benevol.
exhaust, his means, an annuity was raised for him in his old age ; d, 29 Mar.
175 1 ; bu, in trie Chapel of the Foundling Hospital,
Full-lengtri, sealed lo r, holding seal of hospital charter in his r, hand,
globe lo 1,; ships in distance ; "painted and given by Wm, Hogarth, 1740,"
Canvas, 94 X 58 in. '
804 MAJOR-GEN, JAMES WOLFE (1726-1759).
Admiral Warde, K.H,
{See No, 767,) Bust, looking to r, ; as a young man ; military uniform ;
painted about 1744, for George Warde, of Squerries, afterw, Rt, Hon, Gen,
Warde, Canvas, 25 X 19 in,
805 ADMIRAL JOHN BYNG (1704-1757),
Viscount Dillon,
4lh son of Adml, Visct Torringlon; b, 1704; enl, trie Navy at an early
age, and quickly rose to the rank of Adml, of the Wriite; was sent in 1756
with a fleet of 13 sriips and 5 frigates to drive the French from Minorca, in
wriich he was unsuccessful ; tried by Cl, Martial on his ret, and condemned
fo" death, but recom, lo mercy ; shot al Portsmoutri, notwitristanding trie
recom, of trie Ct, 14 March, 1757,
To waist, r, hand in coat breast ; naval uniform. Canvas, 30 X 23^ in,
806 MRS, WOLFE,
Admiral Warde, K.H, Thomas Hudson.
Wife of Lieut-Gen, Edw, Wolfe ; mother of Major-Gen, Wolfe, trie hero
of Quebec, Three-quarter size, standing ; low yellowish dress, flower in r, riand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in. Painted in 1758,

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807 REV, THOMAS REID (1710-1796).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. John Gregory. Sir H, Raeburn, R.A.
Metaphysician ; b, al Strachan, Kincardinesh, ; educ, al Mariscrial CoU,,
Aberdeen ; Librarian lo the Univ, ; minister at New Machar, Aberdeen,
1737 ; Prof of Mor, Philos, King's Coll,, Aberdeen, 1752 ; succ, Adam Smith
as Prof al Glasgow, 1764 ; pub, 1764 "An Inquiry into the Human Mind,"
and other works ; d, 7 Oct, 1796,
Bust, seated ; black dress, red cap. Canvas, 29 X 24 in,
808 JOHN ROBERT COZENS (1752-1799).
Mr. Thomas Smith. R- E. Pinei
Son of Alexander Cozens, a landscape-painter and drawing-master in
London ; b, 1752 ; foUowed his father's profession ; trav, with Mr, Beckford
in Italy ; exhibited in 1776, " Hannibal in his March over the Alps," an oil-
painting much studied and admired by Turner ; excelled in water-colour
painting, chiefly representing Italian views ; d, 1799,
Head, three-quarter face to 1,; dark blue dress ; date at back, "1773,'
Oval, canvas, 22^ X 19 in.

EIGHTH BAT {Nos. 809 to 842).
809 GEORGE MICHAEL MOSER, R.A. and his
Daughter MARIA (Mrs, Lloyd), R.A.
Mr. G. Cubitt, M.P.
Geo, Michael Moser; b, al S chaff hausen, 1704; settled in Lond, about
1726; conducted a private sch, of painting; was one of the foundation mem
bers, and First Keeper of trie Roy, Acad, ; chiefly disting, as an enameUer
and ornamentisl; d, in London, 1773,
Maria Moser ; b. in London, 1744; studied Art; became known as a
flower and fruit painter, and was admit, R,A, ; marr, Capt. Hugh Lloyd ; d, 1 819.
Full-length, standing in blue gown, his dau, Maria sealed to his 1, m
while dress, with dog al her feet. Canvas, 29 X 29 m,
810 MRS, ELIZABETH HARTLEY, as a "Bacchante"
(1751-1824).
Hon. Mrs, Greville Howard, Sir Joshua Reynolds, P,R.A.
Actress ; b. 175 1 ; early went on the stage and played in the northern count, ^;
appeared with success al Edin, ; came to London, acted Lady Jane Grey,
" Elfrida " " Cahsta," &c, ; was the original " Lady Touchwood ; noted for her
beauty, and frequently sat to Sir J, Reynolds ; d, at Woolwich, 2 Feb,, 1824.
Haif-lengthl standing in landscape, carrying her child on her shoulder.
Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
811 JOHN JAMES MASQUERIER (1778-185.5).
Miss Burdett Coutts. J- J- Masquerier.
Portrait Painter ; b, of French parents in London, 1778 ; studied m
Paris, where he was a pupil of Vernel; returned to England, and settled as
a portrait-painter in London; d, 1855,
Half-length; as a young man ; standing at table, with portcrayon
hand ; dark dress ; dated at back " I795-" Canvas, 44 X 34 m-

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812 WILLIAM FALCONER, M,D. (1743-1824).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. j. a. Roebuck, M,P. Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A.
Physician; b, at Chester, 1743; settled at Bath, where he became phy
sician to trie Hosp, ; pub, " Essay on the Bath Waters," " Remarks on the
Influence of Climate on Man," &c, ; d, al Bath, 1824,
Bust, to r,, small size ; tie wig, blueish grey coat ; stated at back to have
been drawn when trie artist was about 16, Oval, crayon, paper, iij X 9J in.
8 I 3 WM. DOWTON, the Comedian, and MISS JONES.
Rev, j. E. Waldy. G. Clint, A.R.A.
Wm. Dowton; actor; son of an innkeeper al Exeter; b, 25 April, 1764;
came lo Lond, from Cumberland in 1796; made his debut as "Sheva;" was
most felicitous in expres, testy old age, " especially when extreme rage was
combin, with extreme kindness of heart ;" " Sir Anthony Absolute" and " Dr.
Cantwell" were among his best characters ; d, at Brighton, 19 April, 185 1.
Heads, small size ; Miss Jones in centre ; two portraits of Dowton, one
profile, one full face. Oval, each, 7 x 5 in,
814 ADMIRAL SIR RD. ONSLOW, Bt. (1741-1817).
Miss Lewis,
2nd son of Speaker Onslow ; b. 23 June, 1 741 ; enl. the Navy when young ;
chiefly served on the N. Amer. and W. Indian stations ; Rear-Adm. 1792 ;
distin. himself as second in command, under Adm. Duncan, in defeating the
Dutch at Camperdown, 1797 ; crea. Bart, for his services there; Adm. of the
Wriite, 1801 ; retir. from trie service, 1805 ; d. at Southampton, 27 Dec. 1817.
Bust ; small size lo 1. ; light blue coal. Oval, paper, 10 x 8 in.
815 HENRIETTA VERNON, CSS. of WARWICK
(1761-1838) AND Children.
Earl of Warwick. George Romney.
B. 1 76 1 ; maternal grand-dau. of John, 1st E. Gower ; dau. of Ricriard
Vernon, Esq.; marr. in 1776, George, 2nd E. of Warwick, by whom she had
3 sons and 6 daughters; d. 1838.
Full-length, seated on crimson chair, with children beside her, the boy
standing and holding a hoop. Canvas, 80 X 61 in,
816 MARGARET BURR, MRS, GAINSBOROUGH.
Mr. William Sharpe, Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Sister of a young man who was employed in trie business of Mr, John
Gainsborough, father of trie painter ; she was remarkable for her beauty, and
Gainsborough, then about 18 years of age, painted her portrait; they married
soon after ; srie survived him, and d, 17 Sept, 1798 ; bu, in Kew Churchyard.
Bust lo 1,, showing I, riand ; low dress, while scarf ; woodbine lo 1.
Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
817 LORD WILLIAM CAMPBELL ( -1776).
Miss Campbell Johnstone. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
4lh son of John, 4lh D. of ArgyU and Mary Bellenden, dau. of Jorin, 2nd
Ld. BeUenden ; Governor of Nova Scolia, and last Royal Governor of South
Carolina ; marr. Sarah, dau. of Ralpri Izard, of Soutri Carolina, by whom he
had one son and two daughters ; d. 5 Sept. 1776.
Bust, showing r. hand, fidl face, blue gold-laced coat. Canvas, 30X25.
818 SIR J. REYNOLDS, P.R.A. (1723-1792).
Earl Brownlow. Sir J, Reynolds, P,R,A,
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Earl, Devonshire; b, 16 July, 1723 ; began to draw and paint in his child
hood; bound apprentice to Thomas Hudson, portrait - painter, 1740,
but remained under him only two years ; ret, to Devonshire and painted
portraits at Plymouth ; visited Portugal, Spain, Algiers, and Italy, 1749-1752 ;
rst Pres. of Roy, Acad, and Kt, ; delivered his " Discourses," 1769-90 ; mem,
of Johnson's Literary Club ; friend of Burke, Garrick, Goldsmith ; D.CL.
Oxf; painter to the King, 1784; d, at 47 Leicester Square, 23 Feb, 1792,
his sight having previously failed ; bu, publicly in St, Paul's Cathedral,
where is a monument lo him by Flaxman. He is stated to have painted
more than 1 500 portraits, including the most eminent Englishmen and beau
tiful women of his time.
Bust to 1. ; full face, wearing spectacles, dark plum-coloured coat. Panel,
30 X 25 in. " Left lo his friend. Sir Abraham Hume.''

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" Left lo his friend. Sir Abraham Hume."
'. 3RD D, OF BUCCLEUCH, and 5th D. OF
QUEENSBERRY, K.G., K.T. (1746-1812).
Y PAINTER,
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Grandson of Francis, 2nd D. ; b, 13 Sept, 1746; marr, Ehz. dau, of Geo.
D, of Montagu, 1767 ; succ, at the decease of William, 4th D. of Queensberry,
as 5th D, of Queensberry, in virtue of an entail executed by the 2nd D. of
Queensberry; d, 11 Jan. 1812.
Three-quarter size, standing in landscape ; blue coal ; holding terrier
dog. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
820 RT. HON. EDMUND BURKE (1730-1797).
Rev. Charles Burney. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A,
Statesman, Orator, and Writer ; son of Richard Burke, an attorney ;
b. in Dub. i Jan. 1730 ; educ. al BaUilore, co, Kildare, and Trin, CoU, Dub, ;
entered at the Mid. Temple, 1747 ; pub, his " Essay on trie Sublime and
Beautiful;" planned trie "Annual Register," 1758; M,P, for Wendover, sup
port, Ld. Rockingham ; visited France, 1772 and 1773 ; M.P, for Bristol, where
he delivered his remarkable address lo the electors ; proposed his plan of
Economical Reform, 1780 ; Privy Counc, 1782 ; joined the " Coalition "
Ministry ; spoke on the India BiU ; in oppos, to Mr. Pill from 1783 ; opened
the prosecution of Warren Hastings, 1786 ; pub, his " Reflections on the
French Revolution," 1790 ; separated from his friend Mr, Fox, 1791 ; pub.
his " Letter to a Noble Lord," 1796 ; d, 9 July, 1797, at Beaconsfield, Bucks.
Bust to r, ; light plum-coloured coal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
821 MRS. FITZHERBERT (1756-1837)-
Earl Fortescue. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Maria Anna, voungest dau, of Walter Smythe, of Bambridge, Hants f b.
26 July, 1756 ; marr. ist, Edward Weld of Lulworth Castle, who d, the same
year, 1775 ; 2nd, in 1778, Thos. Fitzherbert of Swinnerton, co. Stafford, who
d, 1781 ; said lo have been mar. in 1785 lo Geo. P, of Wales ; d, at Brighton,
27 March, 1837.
To waist, seated to r, resting head on r, hand ; low dress. Canvas, 30 X 25.
822 MARY LLOYD, COUNTESS of ROTHES ( -1820).
Mr. j. H. Hollway, Sir J. Reynolds, P.R.A.
Dau. of Mary, Countess of Haddington, by Mr. Lloyd, rier first husband ;
2nd wife of the 8lh E. of Rothes; marr. 2ndly. 1770, Bennet Langton, Esq.,
of Langlon; d. 1820. .
Half-length, standing to 1., I. hand extended ; crimson fur-trimmed dress,
blue sash; landscape background. Canvas, 49 X 40 in-

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823 REV. JOHN HOME (1724-1808).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lord Binning. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Dramatist and Historian ; b. near Ancram, Roxburgrish, 1724 ; educ.
for trie Criurch; ent, the Royal army during the Rebellion of 1745, and was
taken prisoner in trie battle of Falkirk, 1746 ; ordained as minister in East
Lothian, 1750 ; acriieved great popularity by his tragedy of " Douglas,"
performed at Edinb, in 1756, but gave offence lo trie Presbytery, and riad lo
resign his living ; was less successful with some olrier plays and a " History
of the RebeUion of 1745-6 ;" d, 1808,
To waist, seated to r, ; r, hand extended ; landscape in distance to his r.
Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
824 GEO. AUG. SELWYN (1719-1791), GEO. JAMES
WILLIAMS (1719-1805), AND RICHD. EDGECUMBE.
Lord Taunton. Sir J. Reynolds, P,R.A.
G, A, Selwyn ; 2nd son of Col, Selwyn of Matson, near Gloucester ;
b, II Aug, 1719; educ, al Eton, and ent, Hertford Coll, Oxf , whence rie
was expelled for an irreverent jest ; M,P, 1747 ; held various Gov, appoint
ments ; his elder bro, having died, he succ, his father in his estates, 175 1 ;
d, 25 Jan, 1791, A man of wit and social celebrity; intimate friend of
Walpole, Ld, March (D, of Queensbury), and the wits of his day,
George James Williams, "Gilly Williams," as he was called, son of
William Peere Williams, a lawyer of some note ; b, 1719 ; riis niece marr.
Lord North the minister; appointed Receiver-Gen; of Excise, 1774; the
intimate friend of Walpole, Selwyn, and Edgecumbe ; d, al his house in
Cleveland Court, St James's, 28 Nov, 1805, aged 86,
Three-quarter figures, small size, in library ; Edgecumbe with pencil
in riand, Selwyn standing lo the 1, with open book in r, riand. Canvas,
21 X 33 in, "From Strawberry HiU,"
825 PRINCESS AMELIA (1783-1810).
Her Majesty (Windsor Castle). Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
I4tri criild of K. Geo. III. and Q. Criarlotte ; b. 7 Aug. 1783 ; d. 2 Nov.
1 8 10; bu, in St, George's Criapel, Windsor,
To waist, as a criild, lookingtoL; rosebud in I, riand. Oval, canvas, 21 X 17.
826 G, MONTAGU DUNK, 2nd E, of HALIFAX,
Dictating to his Secretaries, Edward Sedgwick
AND Lovell Stanhope,
Sir G. R. Osborn, Bt. John Zoffany, R.A.
George Montagu, son of George Montagu, 2nd Lord and isl E, of
Hahfax; filled trie offices of First Ld, of trie Admlty,, Ld, Lieut, of Irel, and
Sec, of State in the reigns of Geo, II, and Geo, III,; assumed trie surname
of Dunk on his wife's succ, to the estates of Sir Triomas Dunk; d, ,1772,
Full-lengtri figures, small size ; seated at table, Lord H, holding paper in
1, hand. Dated, " 1765," on box to the r. Canvas, 26 x 31 in,
827 JAS. 2ND VISC. GRIMSTON, with Brother & Sisters-
Earl OF Verulam, Sir Joshua Reynolds, P,R.A.
Triree-quarter size figures in landscape, witri dog and gun ; Lord
Grimston rianding a partridge to his sister, who is seated witri flowers in
her lap. Canvas, 72 x 83 in.

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828 MRS. MARY ROBINSON, "Perdita" (1758-1800).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr. Isaac Espinasse. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A,
{See No, 6,) To waist, full face; low dress, high powdered hair. Oval,
canvas, 29 X 24 in,
829 . BENNET LANGTON (1737-1801),
Mr. j. H. Hollway. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P,R,A.
Friend of Dr, Johnson; b, at Langton, Lincolnsh. 1737; came lo Lond.
in 1752, for the purpose of making the acquaintance of Dr, Johnson, vvhose
"Rambler" he had read with admiration; stud, al Trin. Coll. Oxf ; marr. in
¦1770, Mary, Dowager Count, of Rothes (No, 822) ; conlin, in close friendship
with Dr, Johnson, whom rie succ, as Prof of Ancient Literature to the
Royal Acad, ; d, 10 Dec, 1801,
Three-quarter size ; seated to 1,, resting head on r, hand ; volume of
Clarendon's History on table beside him. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
830 SIR CHARLES TOWNLEY, Kt. ( -1774).
Mr. Charles Towneley. Thomas Frye.
Of Long Whalton ; York, Norroy, and Clarencieux Herald-al-Arms,
1735-55; Knt 1760; Garter King-at-Arms, 1774; d, 8 June, 1774,
Half-lengtri, standing ; herald's tabard, patent with seal in 1, hand. Can
vas, 36 X 28 in,
831 REV. ROBERT POTTER (1721-1804). •
Miss Conway Griffith. George Romney,
Poet and Classical Scholar; b, 1721 ; educ, at Camb,; held the livings
of Lowestoft and Kessingland, and a Prebend in trie Catriedral of Norwich;
pub, "Poems;" translated iEschylus, Sopriocles, and Euripides; d, 1804,
Bust to r, ; black coat, full bottomed wig. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
832 SOPHIA HEYWOOD, MRS, MUSTERS.
Mr. S. B. Robertson. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Dau. and co-rieir of James Modyford Heywood, Esq. of Maristow, co.
Devon ; marr. in 1777, Jorin Musters, Esq. of Colwick ; described in Miss
Burney's diary of 1779, as " the present beauty, whose remains our children
may talk of an exceedingly pretty woman, the reigning toast of the season,".
To waist, seated ; profile to 1,, resting on 1, arm, low ermine-trimmed
.dress. Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
8:^3 REV. WILLIAM PALEY, D.D, ARCHDEACON
OF CARLISLE (1743-1805),
Earl of Ellenborough. George Romney.
Son of a clergyman; b, near Peterborough, July 1743; entered a Sizar
at Chr, Coll, Camb, ; Senior Wrangler, 1763; Fell, 1766; Rector of Appleby,
1777; Preb, of CarUsle, 1780; Archdeacon, 1782; pub. his Moral and
Polit, Philos, 1785 ; exerted himself with Mr, Clarkson for trie abolition of
the slave-trade; pub, "Horse PauUnse," 1790; "Evidences of Christianity,"
1794 ; Preb, of St Paul's ; Rector of Bishop Wearmouth, 1795 ; pub, " Nat.
Theology," 1802 ; d, 25 May, 1805,
Three-quarter size ; standing to 1, ; black dress and hal, holding hshing-
rod and line in riis hand ; river in distance lo his I, Canvas, 52 X 46 in,
S34 RICHARD WILSON, R.A, (1714-1782).
Mr. F. Clare Ford. R. Wilson, R.A. or R. Mengs.
- Painter ; son of a clergyman ; b, al Pinegas in Montgomerysh, i Aug,
17 14 ; was placed under a portrait-painter named Wright, and until his 36th

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year lived by portrait-painting, when he went to Italy, and remained there
six years ; Zuccarelli, whom he met at Venice, and Vernel at Rome, saw his
talents for landscape-painting ; ret. to London ; exhib, "Niobe," 1760 ; an
original R,A,, 1768; librarian R,A, ; his great works, now eagerly purchased,
often remained unsold in his lifetime, and until he inherited some properly he
was frequently in poverty ; d. in Denbighsh, 1782 ; bu, al Mold, Flintshire.
To waist ; sealed lo 1,, palette and brushes in 1, hand ; dark crimson
gown. Given by the artist lo Benjamin Booth. Canvas, 30 x- 25 in.
835 PRINCE HOARE (1755-1834).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Mr, j. Bonomi. Prince Hoare and Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
Son of Wm, Hoare, R,A. Bath ; b, 1755 ; studied at the Roy. Acad, and
al Rome ; did not succeed as an artist ; wrote operas and works on Art ; Sec.
for Foreign Corresp. to the Roy, Acad, 1799- 1834; d. 1834.
Head, profile to r. ; powdered hair. Canvas, 25 X 21 in.
836 MRS. M. ROBINSON ("Perdita") as » Fenella."
Earl Granville, K.G. Sir J. Reynolds, P.R.A.
{See No. 6.) Bust, profile to r. ; low dress, powdered hair. Canvas,
24 X 19 in.
837 DAVID GARRICK and his WIFE.
Mr. W, O. Foster, M.P. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
For Garrick, see No. 774.
Eva Maria Violette, Mrs. Garrick, of a Viennese family ; educ. as a
dancer ; her name was Veigel, and she assumed that of Violetle by
command of the Emp. Maria Theresa ; first appeared at Drury Lane, Dec.
1746 ; marr. 22 June, 1749, David Garrick, whom she survived 43 years,
dying suddenly 10 Oct. 1822, in the 98lh year other age.
Three-quarter size ; seated in landscape ; Garrick holding book in r. hand.
Canvas, 54 X 66 in.
838 JOSEPH BONOMI, A.R.A. ( -1808).
Mr. j. Bonomi. J. F. Rigaud, R.A.
An Italian architect, who settled in Lond. about 1767 ; became the friend
of Sir Josh. Reynolds, and A.R.A. ; built the D. of Argyll's palace at Rose-
nealh, Scotl. and the Rom, Catri, Criapel, Manchester Sq, ; d, 1808,
To waist ; sealed to 1, ; port-crayon in r, hand, compasses in 1, Canvas,
30 X 25 in.
839 GUSTAVUS HAMILTON, 2nd VISCT. BOYNE
(1710-1746).
Viscount Boyne. William Hogarth.
{See No, 801,) Full-length, small-size figures ; night scene, coach with link
oys, one trying to steal gold-laced hat. Canvas, 36 X 28.
840 ROBERT, 2ND EARL, and ist MARQUIS OF
WESTMINSTER (1767-1845).
Marquis of Westminster, K.G. Thos. Gainsborough, R,A.
Son of Sir Rich, Grosvenor, ist Baron Grosvenor, Visct, Belgrave, and
E, of Grosvenor; b, 22 Mar, 1767 ; crea, Marq, of Weslm, Sept, 1831 ; d. 1845.
Bust as a young man ; nearly fuU face, looking to 1. ; brown coat. Can
vas, 30 X 25 in.

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841 DOROTHY BLAND, MRS. JORDAN (1762-1816).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Rev. Joseph Thackeray. Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.
{See No. 108,) Half-length, standing lo r. ; high dark dress, short slashed
sleeves. Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
842 RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH and Family.
Mr. M. p. Edgeworth. Adam Buck.
Group of 12 miniature figures silting round a table; Maria Edgeworth,
aged 20, wearing a hat, on the I, side of the picture ; signed, "Adam Buck,
1787." Oval, crayon, paper, 15J X loj in.

NINTH BAT (Nos. 843 to Uy).

843

AUG. KEPPEL, ADM. VISC. KEPPEL (1725-1786).
Nat. Port, Gallery. Sir J. Reynolds, P.R.A.
2nd son of Wm. E, of Albemarle; b, 1725; enl, trie Navy when young;
accomp. Anson round the world, 1740-45 ; became Commodore, 1752 ; Rear-
Adml, of the Blue, 1761 ; Ld, of the Admlty, 1765 ; Adml. 1778 ; fought trie
indecisive battle of Ushant against the French, 1778, when he was accused
by Sir Hugh Palliser of incapacity, but acquitted, Feb, 1779; received the
thanks of both Hous. of Pari, for his services; crea, Visct, Keppel, 1782;
twice First Ld. of trie Admlly, 1782-84; retir. on the access, of Pitt; d.
unmarr, 1786.
Half-length, standing to r. ; naval uniform, r. hand resting on sword.
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
844 COL. JOHN DYKE ACLAND ( -1778).
Sir T. Dyke Acland, Bt. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Eldest son of Sir Thomas Acland, Bart,, and Eliz, only dau, of Thomas
Dyke, Esq. of Tetlon; Major of the 20th Regl, of Foot and Col, of the ist
Battalion of the Devonshire Militia; d, 1778,
Three-quarter size, standing ; looking lo r. leaning on a pedestal under a
tree ; red dress. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
845 MARIA MAROW WILMOT, LADY EARDLE Y, and
CHILD, afterw. lady SAYE and SELF.
Ven. Lord Saye and Self. Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
Maria Marow, Lady Eardley ; dau. of Rt, Hon, Sir Jn, Eardley Wilmot,
Chief Just, of the Com, Pleas, and wife of Sampson Gideon, isl Baron
Eardley, whom she marr. 6 Dec, 1766; d. i Mar,, 1794, Her eld, dau,,
Maria Marow, marr. Geo, WUliam, Ld, Saye and Sele, 8 Sept,, 1794; d, 5
Sept, 1834.
Full-length, standing in landscape, holding infant child. Canvas,
90 X 61 in.
846 AUGUSTUS KEPPEL, ADMIRAL VISC. KEPPEL.
Rev. W. a. W. Keppel. George Romney.
{See 843,) Bust, looking to r. ; naval uniform. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
847 RT. HON. SIR JOHN SKINNER, LD. CH, BARON
(1723-1805).
Hon. Soc. of Lincoln's Inn. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A,
B. at Milton, Oxfordsh. 1723; K.C, and Attorn, of the Ducriy of Lane,

170 Supplementary Collection {Nos. 625-950),
1771; M,P, for Woodstock, 1768 and 1774; Ch, Bar, of the Ct, of Excheq.
1777; resigned his office on account of ill-health, and was made Priv.-
Counc 1787; d, at Milton, 26 Nov, 1805,
Three-quarter size ; sealed in scarlet ermined robes as Ld, Ch, Baron, 1.
hand resting on large book. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
848 SIR THOMAS ACLAND, Bt, (1720-1785),
LENT BY PAINTER,
Sir T. Dyke Acland, Bt, Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R,A,
Son of Sir Hugh. 6th Barl. ; b. 1720 ; marr. Elizabeth, only dau. and
heiress of Thomas Dyke, Esq, of Tetlon, Somerset; d, 24 Feb, 1785,
Three-quarter size, sealed lo 1, in landscape ; I, hand resting on head of
favourite stag- hound, whip in r,; dated in front, " 1767," Canvas, 50x40 in.
849 ELIZAB. GUNNING, DUCHS. of HAMILTON
and afterwards of argyll ( -i790).
Sir W. G. Gordon-Cumming, Bt. Gavin Hamilton.
Dau, of John Gunning, Esq, of Castle Coote, co, Roscommon, and sister
of Maria, Countess of Coventry ; celebrated for her beauty ; married, isl,
1752, James Douglas, 6lh D, of Hamilton, and was mother of James, 71h
Duke, and Douglas, 8th D, of Hamilton ; marr. 2nd, 3 March, 1 759, John
Campbell, 5th D, of Argyll, and was mother of George, 6lri Duke, and John,
71h D, of Argyll ; created Baroness Hamilton, 1776 ; d, 20 Dec 1790,
To waist ; low dress, full face. Canvas, 25 X 21 in,
850 COUNTESS OF AYLESFORD.
Mr. C, Wynne Finch. John Hoppner, R.A.
To waist, full face, seated ; gloved hands folded in front. Dated al back,
" 1790," Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
851 RT. HON, GEO. BRUDENELL, D. of MONTAGU,
K.G. (1712-1790).
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G, Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
Fourth E. of Cardigan, last D. of Montagu ; on his marriage with Lady
Mary Montagu, dau. and co-heir of John, 2nd D. assumed the surname
and arms of Montagu ; crea. Marq, of Monthermer and D, of Montagu, 1766 ;
Gov, of Windsor Castle, Priv, Counc. and K.G.; also Gov. of George, Prince
of Wales, and Frederick, Duke of York ; d. 23 May, 1790, when the Dukedom
became extinct.
Three-quarter size ; standing lo r. ; crimson dress, star and ribbon K.G.,
lace cravat and ruffles. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
852 GRACE NORTON, CTSS. OF PORTSMOUTH
( -1813).
Lord Grantley. Sir J. Reynolds, P.R.A.
Dau. of Fletcrier Norton, ist Ld. Grantley ; in 1799 marr. John Charles,
3d E. of Portsmouth ; d. without issue, 15 Nov. 181 3.
To waist ; seated, resting head on 1. riand ; low blue dress. Canvas,
30 X 25 in.

up-stairs.}' Eastern Gallery (Bay 9 — A/o^. 843-867). 171
853 GEORGE ROMNEY, and his Father (1734-1802).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Earl of Warwick, George Romney,
Painter; b, at Dalton, Lancash, 1734 ; apprenticed to a cabinet-maker ;
aft, placed with Steele, a portrait-painter al Kendal, 1753 ; came lo London,
1762 ; gained Soc, of Arts' premium, 1765 ; in Italy and France, 1773-5 '>
divided public patronage with Reynolds and Gainsborougri, 1776-97 ; re
moved to Hampslead, 179.7; retired lo Kendal, 1799; d. there, 15 Nov.
1802 ; buried at Dalton,
Father of George Romney ; Builder, Merchant, and Farmer, at
Dalton-le-Furness, Lancashire, where George Romney was born.
Busts lo I, ; the old man blind, holding a stick in 1, hand. Canvas,
30 X 26 in.
85+ LOUISA CATHCART, Countess of MANSFIELD.
Earl Cathcart. George Romney,
3rd dau. of Chas, 9th Ld. Cathcart ; marr. ist. David, 7th Vise Slormont,
who, in 1793, inherit, the Earldom of Mansfield, and wriom srie succeed, as
Countess of Mansfield in her own right, 1796; 2nd, the Hon. Robt. Fulke
Greville, son of the ist E. of Brooke and Warwick; d. 11 July, 1843.
Three-quarter size, sealed to r. beneath a tree ; yellow low dress. Canvas,
50 X 40 in.
855 THOMAS BARKER (1769-1847).
Mr. Thos. Jones Barker. Thomas Barker.
Painter; b. at Pontypool, Monmouthsh. 1769; stud, al Bath; Iravell, in
Italy; became known by his "Woodman," and olrier rustic groups ; painted
a. large fresco outside his house at Bath; d, triere, 1847,
To waist, turned lo 1, ; yellowish dress, long hair, group of gipsy figures
in distance. Painted about 1787, Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
856 FRANCES BURNEY, MADAME D'ARBLAY
(1752-1840).
Rev. R. Barrett. E, F. Burney.
Poetess and Novelist ; 2nd dau, of Chas, Burney, Mus, Doc, ; b, al Lynn
Regis, 13 June, 1752; educated herself; published " Evelina," 1778, which,
being praised by Dr, Johnson, at once made her popular; "The Wit
lings," a comedy, 1779; app. Keeper of the Robes and Reader lo Q, Criar
lotte, 1786 ; resigned on acct, of illriealtri, 1791 ; marr, M, D'Arblay, a French
emigr. Artillery Officer ; had rier tragedy " Edwy and Elgiva " perform, at
Drury, Lane, 1795; after the peace of Amiens visited Paris witri rier husband;
remained there till 1812 ; pub, rier last novel, " Trie Wanderer," 1814; " Me
moirs of Dr, Burney," 1832; d, al Batri, 6th Jan, 1840,
To waist, showing hands crossed, looking lo I, ; low dark dress and black
hal. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
857 LOUISA TOLLEMACHE, COUNTESS of DYSART
(1745- 1 840).
Lord Aveland. Miss Berry.
Dau, of Lionel, 3rd E, of Dysart; b, 1745; marr, John Manners, Esq, of
Grantham Lodge, Lincoln ; adopt, after the death of rier riusband, by royal
permission, for herself and her dau. Lady Laura, the surname and arms of
the house of Tollemache, of wriich she was the representative and rieir ; succ,
lo trie Peerage on trie death of her brother Wilbraham, 5th E, of Dysart,
who d- without issue 9 March, 1821 ; d. al the age of 95, 22 Sept. 1840.
To waist to r. ;. blue drapery in r. hand. Crayon paper, 24 x 19 in.

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858 LADY MARY MONTAGU, DUC. of MONTAGU.
LENT BY PAINTER,
DuKE OF Buccleuch, K.G. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Three-quarter size, sealed to I. ; blue dress, white scarf, holding rose in
r, hand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
859 WILLIAM HAYLEY (1745-1820).
Mr. W. H. Mason. George Romney.
B. at Chichester, 1745 ; educ, al Eton and Trin, Coll, Camb. ; en
tered the Middle Temple ; retired to Earlham, Sussex, and devoted himself
to literature ; intimate with Gibbon, with Wm. Blake, and with the Poet
Cowper (No. 777), wriose life he pub. in 1803 ; wrote much, both in verse
and prose ; his productions in the former are satirised by Byron ; d. 1820.
To waist ; resting head on r, hand, supported on large book ; blue coat.
Canvas, 30 x 25 in. Painted at Earlham in 1776,
860 LORD ROBERT MANNERS, R,N. (1758-1782).
Viscount Canterbury. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
2nd son of John Manners, Marq, of Granby ; entered the Navy ; Capt. in
Hood's action witriDe Grasse in the W, Indies ; killed in action, 12 April, 1782.
Three-quarter size, standing, looking to r, ; black dress, lace collar,
plumed hal in I, hand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
861 JEDEDIAH STRUTT ( -1797).
Lord Belper. Joseph Wright, of Derby, A.R.A.
Son of Wm, Strutt, of South Normanlon, and grandfather of Ld, Belper ;
carried on business as a manufacturer at Derby ; invented the method of
manufacturing ribbed stockings ; d, 1797,
Three-quarter size, sealed ; leaning head on r, hand, which rests on
table lo his r. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
862 ELIZ. DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUCH (1743-1827),
AND HER DAUGHTER.
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Eliz, Montagu, dau, of Geo, last D, of Montagu; marr, 1767, Henry,
3rd D, of Buccleuch, by whom she had 2 sons and 5 daus, ; d, 21 Nov, 1827.
Full-length ; sealed beneath crimson curtain ; child al her knee ; land
scape background. Canvas, 92 X 58 in. Painted 1777,
863 WILLIAM PITCAIRN, M.D. (1711-1791).
College of Physicians. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
B, 1711; FeU, of the Coll, of Phys, 1750; Pres, 1775-84; d, 1791.
Bust, seated to r, ; academic gown. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
864 CHAS, WM. HENRY, 4TH D. OF BUCCLEUCH,
AND 6th D, of queensberry, K.T. (1772-1819).
Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Son of Henry, 3rd D. ; b. 24 May, 1772 ; marr. Harriet Kalrierine, young.
dau. of Triomas, ist Vise. Sidney, 1795 ; summ. lo Pari, as Baron Tynedale,
1807; succ. 10 trie Dukedom, 11 Jan. 1812; d. 20 April, 1819.
Full-lengtri, as a boy, standing, leaning on stone slab, and holding owl,
dog lo the I.; dated in front, "1777." Canvas, 56 X 24 in.

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865 LADY HARRIET ACLAND (1750-1815).
LENT BY PAINTER,
Sir T. Dyke Acland, Bt. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P,R,A,
Dau. of Stephen, ist E, of Ilchester ; b, 1750 ; marr. Col, John Dyke
Acland ; distinguished for her heroism when her husband was wounded and
a prisoner in the American war, 1777 ; d, 181 5,
Three-quarter size, seated lo 1, ; low white dress and gold embroidered
scarf; dated in front, 1771. Canvas, 50 x 40 in,
866 PRINCE CHAS. ED. STUART, PRINCE (1720-1788),
and henry benedict STUART (1725-1807).
Viscount Dillon.
Known as the Young Chevalier, or the Young Pretender ; eld. son of
Jas, Francis Edw. Stuartj the Old Pretender, or Chevalier St, Geo, and
the Princess Clementina Sobieski, and grandson of James II, and Mary of
Modena; b, at Rome, 31 Dec, 1720; landed in Scotland from France in
1745, and raised an army lo support his father's pretensions to trie throne ;
ent. Edinburgh, and proclaimed his father King ; defeated Gen, Cope at
Preston Pans ; marched on his way to London as far as Derby ; on his
return into Scotland was victorious over Gen, Hawley al Falkirk, but finally
defeated at CuUoden by the D. of Cumberland, 16 Apr. 1746 ; after various
adventures escaped from the Isle of Uist to Morlaix ; resided at Rome,
and took the litle of Count of Albany instead of P, of Wales ; m, Louisa,
Princess of Slolberg, who survived him ; d, at Rome, 31 Jan. 1788 ; bu, in
the Cathedral Ch, of Frascali,
Younger brother of Prince Chas, Edward; b, at Rome, 1725 ; crea. by his
father D, of York ; entered Holy Orders ; crea. Cardinal by Pope Benedict
XIV. 3 July,i747, when he became known as Cardinal York ; during the latter
years of his life pensioned by the British Government ; d, at Rome, 1807.
Full-length, in landscape, the Prince Charles standing; fancy dress ; his
brother seated ; horse, black servant, and hounds to the 1. ; falconer in dis
tance ; peacock to r. Canvas, 76 x 71 in,
867 GEO. BRYAN "BEAU" BRUMMEL (1778-1840).
E. V, Kenealy, LL.D, Sir T, Lawrence, P,R.A.
Known as " Beau Brummel ; " son of Will, Bruinmel, Private Sec, lo Ld.
North, and holder of several offices under Government, 1770-82; b, 7 June,
1778 ; educ. at Eton, and Oriel Coll, Oxf ; Cornet in the ioth Hussars, and
intimate friend of the Pr, Regent, 1794; left the Army, 1798; played a pro
minent part in fashionable society as the criief " Beau" and dandy of his
time; lost the favour of the Pr, Regent, 1813; fled lo France on ace of
gaming debts, 1816; lived at Calais, till 1830; remov, lo Caen; impris, for
debt, 1835; d. in the Hospital Bon Sauveur, at Caen, 30 March, 1840,
Bust small size, to 1. ; uniform of ioth Hussars. Metal, 6 X 4J in.

Upstairs: No. 9. EASTERN CORRIDOR.
(Nos. 868 to 885).
868 RT. HON. GENERAL GEORGE WARDE
(1725-1803).
Admiral Warde, K.H. John Opie, R.A,
B. 1725; ent the Army; rose to the rank of General; was Com.-in-Chief
in Ireland; d. 1803.
Half-length ; standing in landscape holding his horse ; scarlet military
uniform. Canvas, 50 X 40 in.

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869 REV, CHARLES WESLEY (1708-88),
LENT BY PAINTER.
Wesleyan Centenary Hall, J. Russell, R.A:
Younger brother of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism; b. 18 Dec. at
Epworlh, 1708 ; educ. al Westm. Sch. and Ch. Cri. Oxf ; laboured in con
junction witri riis brotrier throughout his life in promoting the cause of
Methodism ; contrib. many hymns to the hymn-book compiled by John
Wesley; d. in London, 19 March, 1788.
Bust, showing r. hand resting on Bible; signed, "J. Russell, pinxl. 1771."
Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
870 REV. JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791).
Rev. G. Stringer Rowe. George Romney.
2nd surviving son of the Rev, Samuel Westley, or Wesley, Rector of
Epwortri, Lincoln,; b, at Epworlh, 1703; educ, at the Charterhouse and Ch,
Ch, Oxf ; Fellow of Lincoln Coll, ; ordained, 1725, and acted as his father's
Curate ; returned to Oxf about 1728, and became, with his brother Charles,
James Hervey, and George Whitefield, one of the leaders of a religious
Soc, nicknamed "Methodists;" accom. Gen, Oglethorpe lo Georgia as Sec,
and lo preach lo the settlers and Indians, 1735-7 ; visited the Moravians at
Hernhult, 1738 ; after riis separation from Wriilefield riis followers becam'e
known as Wesleyan Melriodists ; Wesleyan Conference originated, 1744;
for many years constantly engaged in travelling over trie United Kingdom
preacriing and organizing trie Wesleyan Society ; wrote Journals, Hymns,
Sermons, Tracts, &c, ; d, in London, 2 March, 1791,
Bust to 1, ; clerical dress. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
871 HENRY GRATTAN moving the Declaration of
Irish Rights in the Irish Ho. of Comms,, 16 April, 1782
(1750-1820).
Mr, C. Langdale, Junior. Nicholas Kenny.
Orator and Statesman ; son of — Grattan, Esq,, Recorder of Dublin and
M,P, ; b, 1750; educ, at Trin, Coll, Dubhn; ent trie Mid, Temple; joined
the Irish Bar, 1772 ; M,P, for Charlemont in trie Irish Pari, 1775 ; his
services were rewarded by a grant of 50,000/. ; M.P. for Dub. 1790 ; opposed
trie Union; M.P. for Dub. in trie Brit Pari. 1806, in which he advocated
Cath. emancipation ; d. in London, 14 May, 1820 ; bu. in Weslm. Abbey.
Statue of him by Carew in Weslm. Hall.
Upwards of 150 small-size figures, standing and sealed ; Grattan address
ing the House. Canvas, 70 X 96 in.
872 ADMIRAL THE HON. ROBERT DIGBY
(1732-1814).
Mr. G. Digby Wingfield Digby.
3rd son of Hon. Ed, Digby and Charlotte Fox ; b, 1732 ; entered
trie Navy, 1744 ; Post-Capt, 1755 ; served under Sir Edward Hawke in
the expedit, against Rocheforl, 1757, and under Commodore Keppel in the
Expedit, against Goree, 1759; app. Rear- Admiral after trie Battle of Ushant,
1779; second in comm, at trie battle of St, Vincent, 1780; afterw, served
on trie American station ; rose to the rank of Adm, of the Wriite, 1795 ; d,
as Senior Adm, of trie Fleet, at Minterne, Co. Dorset, 25 Feb. 1814.
To waist, sriowing 1, riand ; blue gold-laced coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
873 WM, TYTLER, of WOODHOUSELEE (1711-1792).
Col. Wm. Eraser Tytler. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Historian and Miscella, Writer; b, at Edinb, 1711; educ, al Edinb, Univ,;
followed the prof of a writer lo trie Signet ; conlrib, lo the Transac, of the

up-stairs.}- Eastern Corridor (iVoj, 868-885), ^75
Edinb, Antiq, Soc. of which he became Vice-Pres, ; pub, " An Historical
and Critical Inquiry into the Evidence produced against Mary, Queen of
Scots," with reference to which rie was addressed by Robert Burns in the
lines beginning — "Revered defender of beauteous Stuart;" d, 1792,
Bust ; black broad-brimmed hat, and bl, coat. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
874 ROBERT WOOD (1716-1771).
lent by painter,
Earl of Ellesmere, Raphael Mengs.
Politician and Scriolar; b, at Riverstown, co, Meath, 1716; made trie
tour of Greece and Palestine, 1751; app, Und, Sec, of State, 1759; wrote
" The Ruins of Baalbec," " The Ruins of Palmyra," and an " Essay on the
Genius and Writings of Homer," pub, after his death; d, 1771.
To waist, showing r, hand ; fur-lined red dress. Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
875 WILLIAM CONYNGHAM PLUNKET, aft.
LD. PLUNKET (1764-1854).
Hon. and Rev, W. C. Plunket. H, Hamilton.
Ld, Chan, of Ireland ; son of a Presbyterian Minister at Enniskillen ; b.
1764; educ, at Trin. Coll, Dubl; called lo tri^ Bar, 1787; foremost in oppos.
the Union when M.P, in the Irish Ho, of Comm, ; conducted the prosecution
of Emmell, 1803; Att-Gen, for Irel, 1807; M,P, for Dublin Univers, 1812;
distin, himself as a Pari, Orator; supp. Catholic Emancipa,; raised to the
Peerage, 1827; Ld, Chanc, of Ireland, 1830; resign, his office, 1841 ; d, 1854,
To waist, sealed ; nearly full face, arms folded, showing 1, hand, black
coat, signed " H. Hamilton," Canvas, 30 x 25 in,
876, PETER BURROWES, M.P. (1752-1841).
Mr. Peter Burrowes.
B, at Portarlinglon, 1752; educ, at Trin, CoU, Dublin; called lo the
Irish Bar, 1785 ; entered the Irish Pari, as Member for Enniscorthy, 1799 ;
was among the most zealous opponents of Ld, Castlereagh on the Union
question ; acted as counsel for Robt, Emmell, on his trial for high treason ;
app, first Judge of the Insolvent Ct 1821 ; resign, 1835 ; d, 1841,
To waist ; barrister's wig and gown. Canvas, 30 X 25 in.
877 ADMIRAL EARL HOWE (1725-1799),
Trinity House. Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
2nd surviving son of Emanuel, 2nd Visct ; b, 1725 ; educ, al Eton; enl,
the Navy at 14 ; Post-Capt, for his defeat of two French sriips bearing suc
cours to the young Pretender, 1745 • succ, his brother the 3rd Visct, 1758 ;
defeated a French squadron and took two of trie vessels, 1759; Ld- of trie
Adm, 1763 ; Treas, of the Navy, 1765 ; M,P, for Dartmouth ; commanded the
Fleet, and Commiss, for trie pacificat, of America, 1776; engaged successfully
the French squadron under D'Estaing off Rhode Island, 1778 ; crea, Visct,
Howe, 1782 ; relieved Gibraltar, 1782 ; Earl, 1788 ; in comm, of trie Channel
Fleet, and gained the vict, of i June, 1794, over the French off the west coast
of France ; suppressed trie Mutiny at the Nore, 1797 ; K,G, 1797 ; d. 5 Aug,
1799 ; bu. at Langar, Notts, Monument in St, Paul's, Known amongst the
sailors as " Black Dick," from his complexion.
Full-length, standing ; naval uniform ; I, hand on pedestal, holding sword.
Canvas, 96 X 59 in.

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878

JOHN WILKES, M.P. (1727-1797).

Mrs, Empson, R, E. Pine.
Son of Nathaniel Wilkes, a Distiller in St, John Street, Clerkenwell ; b.
there 17 Oct 1727; went with a tutor to Leyden; marr. 1749, Miss Mead,
of a Buckinghamsh. family, from whom he was separ. 1757 ; Col. of the Bucks
Militia ; M,P, for Aylesbury 1757, and again 1761 ; comm, his paper, "The
North Briton," 1762 ; attack, the King's Speech, Apr, 1763, and was commit,
to the Tower on a general warrant ; released on plea of privilege ; general
warrants declared by Ch, Just, Pratt illegal ; expell, from Ho, of Commons,
and outlawed ; M,P, for Middlesex, 1768 ; iinpris, in King's Bench ; again
expelled the House, and on his re-election declared incapable of election ;
large subscriptions made for payment of his fines and debts ; discharged
from prison, 1770; again M,P, for Middlesex, 1772 ; Ld, Mayor of London,
1774 ; had the resolution of the House of Commons declaring him incapable
of election expunged, 1782 ; d, 26 Dec, 1797 ; bu, in Grosvenor Chapel,
South Audley St, ; pub, political pamprilels, speeches, and letters ; brought
out handsome edit, of Theophrastus and Catullus,
Three-quarter size ; seated at table lo r, with pen in r, riand, roll of
paper, books, and pedestal, lo his r, ; signed " R. E. Pine pinx. 1768."
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
879 EDMUND LAW, BP. OF CARLISLE (1703-1787).
Earl of Ellenborough. George Romney.
B, at Cartmel, Lancash, 1703; educ, al St, John's Coll, Camb,; app.
Bp. of Carlisle, 1769; author of " Considerations of the Theory of Religion,"
" Enquiry into the ideas of Space, Time, &c," " Life of John Locke; " d. 1 787.
Three-quarter size, sealed to 1, ; riolding hat in I, hand, stick in r. Can
vas, 50 X 40 in,
880 CHARLES CALLIS WESTERN, LD, WESTERN, and
HIS Brother, the Rev. SHIRLEY WESTERN, as Boys.
Sir Thos. Western, Bt. M.P. J. S. Copley, R.A.
Ld, Western, son of Charles Western, Esq,; b, at Rivenhall, Essex,
9 Aug, 1767; 42 years M,P, for Maldon and Essex; crea, Ld, Western,
1833 ; d, unmarr, 4 Nov, 1844, when trie peerage became extinct.
Rev, Shirley Western, younger brotrier of Ld, Western,
Triree-quarter size figures as boys, one with sketch-book, the other,
Shirley Western, playing with dog. Canvas, 49 x 62 in,
881 JOHN FITZGIBBON, ist E. OF CLARE, Lord
Chan, of Ireland (1749-1802).
Mr. a. j. B. Beresford Hope, M.P.
Statesman and Judge ; b, 1749; educ, al Trin, Coll, Dublin, and at Oxf;
called to the Bar ; rose rapidly till he became Lord Chancellor and Baron
Fitzgibbon, 1789 ; E, of Clare, 1795 ; promoted the Union ; d, 28 Jan, 1802.
Full-length, standing, looking to r, ; robes as Ld, Criancellor of Ireland ;
mace and seals lo riis I, Canvas, 94 x 60,
882 JAMES QUIN (1693-1766).
Duke of Cleveland, K.G. Thos. Gainsborough, R,A.
Actor ; son of a barrister of Irisri family ; b, in King St, Cov, Garden,
1693; went on trie stage in Dublin, 1714; next appeared at Drury Lane,
wriere Booth and Cibber were acting ; played witri success in tragedy and
comedy, but especially as " Falstaff;" a rival of Garrick, and a noted bon

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vivant aiid wit ; gave liberal aid to Thomson the poet, who calls him the
"vEsopus of the age ;" d, at Bath, 21 Jan, 1766. Garrick wrote the epitaph
on his monument in Westminster Abbey,
Full-length, seated to the 1. looking lo r,; book in r, hand ; dark gold
laced dress. Canvas, 92 x 60 in,
883 PARSONS AND MOODY (1728-1812) in the
LENT BY "West Indian." painter,
Mrs. Philip Martineau. J. H, Mortimer, A.R.A.
(For Parsons, see No, 783,) John Moody, b, 1728; the best actor of
Irishmen in his time ; son of a hairdresser in Cork, named Cochrane ; crian,
his name to that of Moody ; ran away lo Jamaica, where he played trie
leading tragic criaracters for some years ; first earned applause in Covent
Garden by riis performance of "Captain O'Cutter," in trie "Jealous Wife,"
1759 ; succeeded ks " Maj, O'Flaherty," in Cumberland's "West Indian," and
"Sir Patrick O'Neale" in the "Irisri Widow;" also performed as " lago,"
" Henry VI II,," " Sriylock," &c, ; supported Garrick in the " Half-price Riots,"
1763; retired from trie stage about 1796 ; d, 1812,
Full-length figures, standing; in the characters of " Var]and"and" Major
O'Flaherty," (Act 4, Sc. 2,) one with stick raised, trie olrier witri crutch-
handled stick. Canvas, 40 X 50 in,
884 REV. RICHARD GRAVES (17 15-1804).
Mr. Charles Roberson. James Northcote, R A,
Novelist and Poet; b, 1715 ; pub, "The Spiritual Quixote," 1773;
Epigrams, Translation of Antoninus, 1792 ; d, 23 Nov, 1804,
Half-length, seated to I, ; black clerical dress, landscape in background.
Canvas, 36 X 28 in,
885 RT, HON. SIR JOHN CUST, Bt. (1718-1770).
Earl Brownlow. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
Eldest son of Sir Richard Cust, 2nd Bart ; succ. his father, 1734 ; M.P.
for Grantham; elected Speaker, 1761 ; P.C. 1768 ; d. 1770.
Full-length, standing ; robes as Speaker, mace to his r., speech on table
lo riis 1., dated " Dec, 2, 1761." Canvas, 106 X 77 in.

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(Nos. 886-902).
886 SIR ROBERT TAYLOR, Kt. (1714-1788).
Institute of Brit. Architects.
Sculp, and Arcriitect ; son of a stone-mason ; b, in London, 1714 ; studied
sculpture under Sir Henry Crieere, and in Rome ; execut. Guest's monum, in
Westm, Abbey, and trie figure of Britannia al the Bank of Engl, ; subsequently
engaged in architecture ; was appoint. Surveyor to trie Admiralty, Greenwich
Hosp Bank of Engl, and Foundling Hosp. ; amassed a large fortune, part of
which he left for the founda. of the Taylor Instilut. for the study of Modern
Languages at Oxf ; d. 27 Sept. 1788- ¦ -u j
Half-length, standing, looking to 1. ; scariet coat ; resting r. riand on
table. Canvas, 50 X 4° in-
887 PRISCILLA BELL, Mrs. WAKEFIELD, and her
Sister, CATHARINE BELL, Mrs. GURNEY,
Mr. Alfred Head. Thos, Gainsborough, R.A.
Priscilla Bell, Mrs. Wakefield; Educational Writer; b. 1750; pub
hshed "J.uvemle Anecdotes," "Mental Improvement," "Leisure Hour,

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"A Familiar Tour through the British Empire," &c., also promoted the
foundation of " Frugality (Saving) Banks," for the benefit of trie poor; marr.
Mr. Edward Wakefield, 1771 ; d. at Ipswich, 1832.
Catharine Bell, Mrs. Gurney; dau. of Daniel BeU, a Lond. mercri.
in 1775 ; rnarr. Jorin Gurney, of Earlham, Norfolk, by whom she became the
motrier of Elizabeth, afterwards Mrs. Fry.
Full-length figures in landscape, one seated, gentleman in blue coat,
standing. Canvas, 47 x 36 in.
888 WILLIAM ROBERTSON, D.D. (1721-1793).
lent by painter.
University of Edinburgh. Sir H. Raeburn, R.A.
Historian; b. al Borthwick, Mid-Lothian, 172 1; educ al Dalkeith and
Edinburgh ; stud, trieol. and moral priilos. ; pastor of Gladsmuir, E. Lotriian,
1743; became famous by riis eloquence; iniluenlial memb. of the Gen. Ass.
of the Church of Scotl.; publ. his "Hist, of Scotl." 1759; appoint. Criapl. in
Ord. to trie King, 1761 ; Princip. of the Univ. of Edinb. 1762 ; publ. his
criief work " Hist of trie Reign of the Emperor Criarles V," 1769 ; " Hist of
America," 1 777; electmemb, of the Roy, Acad, of Madrid; d, at Grangehouse,
near Edinb, 11 June, 1793: riis works were Iransl, into Frencri and German.
Triree-quarter size, seated in arm-chair to 1, : clerical dress, mace and
books on table to his 1, Canvas, 49 X 39 in,
889 REV. WILLIAM ROMAINE (1714-1795),
Mr, W, G. Romaine, C,B. F, Cotes, R,A.
Theologian; b, at Hartlepool, 1714; educ, al Hertford and Ch, Ch.
Oxf ; app. successively Lecturer of St. Botolph, Bisriopsgate, Lecturer of St.
Dunstan-in-trie-West, and morning preacrier at St. George's, Hanover-sq,
1748-50; known by riis opposition to the bill for the Naturalization of
the Jews ; author of " Discourses on the Law and the Gospel," "The Life
of Faith," &c, d, 1795,
Three-quarter size, seated at table to r, ; leaning I, hand on arm of chair,
with r, riand raised, in clerical dress. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
890 SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN, Bart. (1707-1768).
Sir W. C, Trevelyan, Bt. Thos. Gainsborough, R,A.
Son of Sir Jorin, 2nd Barl, ; b, 1707; marr, Julia, only dau, of Sir Waller
Calverley, Bart, and eventually rieiress of her brother. Sir Walter Calverley
Blacket; d, 1768.
Half-lengtri, standing ; lavender-coloured gold-laced coal ; painted in
1761, Canvas, 50 X 40 in.
891 FRANCIS NORTH, 4TH EARL OF GUILFORD
(1761-1817).
Colonel North, M.P. Thos. Gainsborough, R.A.
2nd son of Frederick, 2nd E. of Guilford, and 8th Ld. North, the celebra.
Prime Minister; b. 25 Dec. 1761; succ. his bro. Geo. Augustus, the 3rd E,
1802; d, without issue, 1817,
Half-length ; standing, looking to I, ; scarlet coat. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
892 RT, HON, JAMES ABERCROMBY, afterw. LORD
DUNFERMLINE (1776-1858).
Lord Dunfermline. David Allan.
{See No. 318.) Full-length, as a child of three years old, standing with
dog and pigeon; TuUibodie House, trie residence of Sir R. Abercromby, in
background ; dated al back, " 1779," Canvas, 51 x 40 in.

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893 SIR ABRAHAM HUME, Bt. (1749-1838).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Earl Brownlow. Sir J. Reynolds, P.R,A.
Eld, son of Sir A, Hume, Bt ; b, 20 Feb, 1749; succ, his father, 1772 ;
M,P, for Pelersfield ; Sheriff of Hertfordsh, 1774 ; F,R,S, 1775 ; known as a
patron of the fine arts ; d, 24 Mar, 1838,
To waist ; looking to I, ; crimson coat. Canvas, 30 x 25 in.
894 JN. DUNNING, LD, ASHBURTON (1731-1783).
National Portrait Gallery. Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R,A.
Son of J, Dunning, Esq,; b, al Ashburton, Devonsh, 18 Oct, 1731; stud,
for the Bar, and soon attained lo eminence in his profession ; Counsel for
Jn, Wilkes, whose defence he conducted with great ability; M,P, for Calne
1768; Alt-Gen, 1767-70; raised to trie Peerage, and Chan, of trie Duchy of
Lancaster, 1782 ; marr, Eliz, dau, of John Baring and sister of Sir Francis
Baring, Bart,; d, 18 August, 1783.
Bust to r, ; black gown and bands. Canvas; 30 X 25 in.
895 HARIOT FAWKENER, HON. MRS. BOUVERIE
AND MRS. CREWE,
Lord Crewe. Sir J. Reynolds, P,R,A.
Hariot Fawkener, Mrs, Bouverie, dau, of Sir Edward Fawkener,
Kt ; marr, in 1764, the Hon, E, Bouverie, 2nd son of Jacob, ist Viscount
Folkestone ; known as the intimate friend of Mrs, Crewe, and, like her,
several limes painted by Sir J, Reynolds,
Francis Anne Greville, Mrs, afterwards Lady Crewe, only dau, of
Fulke Greville, Esq,, grandson of Fulke, 5th L, Brooke ; distin, in rier day
for rier beauty and accomplish, ; mam, 1776, J, Crewe, Esq, of Crewe Hall,
thirty-eight years M,P, for co, Criester, cr. Baron Crewe 1806 ; she d, 18 18,
Half-length ; seated, in a garden, under a tree ; stone to their left, with
inscription, " El in Arcadia ego." Canvas, 40 x 50 in.
896 MRS. LEYBORNE.
Mr. F. Leyborne Popham. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Wife of the Gov. ofGranada and trie Western Isles, in trie reign of Geo. III.
Three-quarter size, standing to 1. ; low blue dress ; bouquet of flowers in
1. hand. Canvas, 50 x 40 in.
897 ANNE CHALONER, COUNTESS of HAREWOOD,
AND CHILD.
Earl of Harewood, Sir Joshua Reynolds, P,R,A.
Dau, of WiUiam Chaloner, Esq,, of Gainsborough ; marr, 1761, Edward
Lascelles, afterwards isl Earl of Harewood,
Three-quarter size ; seated, with infant child stretching its arms to her
face. Canvas, 49 X 40 in,
898 EDWARD POPHAM, M.P.
Mr. F. Leyborne Popham. Thos, Gainsborough, R.A.
Son of Francis Popham, Esq, of Liltlecole, Wilts ; M,P, for Wills, 1741,
1747, 1754, and 1761 ; marr. Miss Rebecca Huddon ; d, 1779,
Three-quarter size, standing to r., stick in r, hand, cocked hat under 1.
arm. Canvas, 49 X 39 in,
899 DAVID GARRICK (1716-1779).
Mr, j. Heywood Hawkins. P. J. de Loutherbourg, R.A.
{See No. 774.) FuU length, small size ; in criaracler of " Richard III."
near a castle gale. Panel, 26 X 17 J in.

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900 LORD HOLLAND and LORD ALBEMARLE,
A SHOOTING PARTY.
LENT BY PAINTER,
Duke of Richmond, K,G, George Stubbs, A.R.A,
FuU-length small figures in landscape, witri dogs and riorses. Canvas,
54 X 82 in,
901 DANIEL CHAS. SOLANDER, M.D. F.R.S. (1736-82).
Linnean Society.
Naturahst; b, at Nordland, Sweden, 28 Feb, 1736; studied under Lin
naeus at the Univ, of Upsala, where he graduated as M,D, ; came to Engl.
and was app, assist in trie Nat, Hist Departm, of the Brit, Mus, 1760 ;
F,R,S, ; accomp. Sir Joseph Banks on riis voy, round trie world witri Capt,
Cook, 1768-71; Assist-Librar, at trie Bril, Mus, 1773; d, 1782,
FuU-length, looking to r,, seated al table, on wriicri is abotanical drawing,
pen in r, riand. Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
902 DUCHESS OF RICHMOND and LADY LOUISA
LENNOX, — Racehorses training.
Duke of Richmond, K.G, George Stubbs, A.R,A.
Small fuU-length figures in landscape. Canvas, 81 X 54 in.

Up-stairs: No. ii. 2nd EASTERN ROOM
(Nos. 903-950).
SIX MEMBERS OF THE BIRMINGHAM LUNAR
SOCIETT {Nos. 903-908),
Trie Lunar Society consisted of a small circle of Scientific and Lilerarv
men living in the Midland Counties towards trie close of trie last century ;
Birmingriam being their head-quarters {see under No, 907),
903 JAMES KEIR, F,R,S. and GRANDDAUGHTER.
Mr, James Moilliet. Longastre.
Chemist ; b, 29 Sept, 1735 ; a member of trie "Lunar Society ;" author
of an "Account of the Life and Writings of T, Day," 1791 ; d, 11 Oct, 1820,
To waist, seated at table ; child to his left. Crayon, paper, 27 X 22 in,
904 WILLIAM WITHERING, M,D, F,R,S, (1741-1799).
Mrs, Alfred Seymour, Carl von Breda,
Physician and Botanist; b, al Wellington, Salop, 1741 ; stud, at Edinb, ;
practised at Stafford and Birmingham ; pub, a " Systematic Arrangement
of Brit, Plants," and discov, trie native carbonate of barytes ; d, 1799,
Three-quarter size, seated; black dress; riolding flowers of foxglove; riis
"British Flora" open to his 1.; signed, "Breda pinxit, 1792," Canvas,
50 X 40 in,
905 JOSIAH WEDGWOOD, F.R.S, F.S.A. (1730-1795),
Mr. Charles Darwin, After Sir J, Reynolds, P,R,A
The celebra, potter, member of a family of potters at Burslem; b, 1730;
appren, to riis eld. brotrier ; early showed skill in the production of ornament.
and coloured pottery ; established riimself at Burslem, 1759; became widely
known by his Queen's ware, black basalt ware, cameos, &c, ; to extend riis

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181

works, founded the village of Elruria, 1766 ; engaged Flaxman the sculptor,
as a designer; succ, in imital, the Portland Vase, 1790; chosen F,R,S, and
F,S,A, ; estab, schools, and made roads for the Potteries; amass, a large
fortune; d, at Elruria, 1795,
Bust : claret-coloured coal, wriile cravat, powdered wig. Canvas, 30 x 25,
906 THOMAS DAY (1748-1789},
LENT BY PAINTER.
Lord Belper. Joseph Wright of Derby, A, R.A.
Writer ; son of a Collector of Customs in London ; b, 1748 ; educ, at the ,
Charlerrio, and Corp, Chr, Coll, Oxf ; enl, the Temple, but did not practise
Law as a profession ; made himself known by his eccentric manners and
opinions ; gained reputation as an author by his " History of Sandford and
Merton;" d, from the kick of a favourite horse, 28 Sept, 1789,
Half-length, standing ; leaning on base of column, book in 1, hand.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
907 SAMUEL GALTON, F.R.S. (1753-1802).
Mr. Darwin Galton. Longastre.
B, 18 June, 1753 ; Member, with Walt, Boulton, Darwin, Baskerville,
Edgeworth, Wedgwood, Wilriering, Day, Dr, Small, Keir, and Priestley, of
trie " Lunar Society ;" d, 19 June, 1802,
Bust, full face ; brown coat, wriite waistcoat. Crayon, paper, 26 x 22 in,
908 JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, LL.D. (1733-1804).
Dr. Williams's Library. Henry Fuseli, R.A.
B, near Leeds, 13 Marcri, 1733, of a Dissenting family; early applied
himself lo acquire languages and made some progress in Chaldee, Syriac,
and Arabic; stud, nal, science ; LL,D, ; pub, " History of Electricity," 1767;
F,R,S, ; Minister at Leeds, 1767 ; Librarian for seven years to the E, of
Shelburne ; obta, trie Copley medal for a paper on Air ; pub, " Disquisitions
on Matter and Spirit," 1777 ; a " Defence of Socinianism," and various works
respect. Christian Doctrine ; conlrov, with Dr, Horsley and reply to Burke
on French Revolul, ; nominal, a citizen of the French Repuhl, ; populace at
Birmingham destr, his house and library ; went lo America ; d, 6 Feb, 1 804.
Three-quarter size, seated lo 1, in arm-chair at table, with papers.
Canvas, 50 X 40 in,
909 CHARLES TOWNLEY, with Dr. VERDUN,
Dr. OLIVER, Mr. C. PRICE, Mr. THOS. HOLT,
AND CAPTAIN WYNN.
Mr. Charles Towneley. R. Cosway, R.A.
C. Townley, Antiquary, CoUector of the Townley Marbles ; resid. many
years in Rome, where rie employed riimself in forming a museum of remains
of ancient Art, wriicri rie afterw. arranged in his two houses in Park Street,
Westminster; d. 1805. The Townley Marbles are now in the Brit, Mus.
Full-length small size figures, examining a torso of Venus, placed upon
an antique aUar ; others of trie Townley marbles round them. Canvas,
30 X 25 in,
910 JOSHUA KIRBY and his Wife (1716-1774).
Rev. Kirby Trimmer. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.
Son of John Kirby, author of trie "Suffolk Traveller;" b. at Wickham
Market, Suffolk 1716; settled in Lond, and introd, by Ld, Bute to Geo, 111, ;

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Clerk of trie Works at Kew; Teacher of Perspective to the King and Queen;
Presid. of trie Incorporated Society of Artists, 1768 ; pub. trie " Perspective of
Architecture;" F.R.S. and F.S.A.; d. 20 June, 1774; bu. in Kew Churchyd.
Full-length, small size ; seated beneath large tree, in landscape ; dog to
his 1, Canvas, 30 X 25 in,
911 REV, DAVID WILLIAMS (1738-1816).
LENT BY PAINTER ,
Royal Literary Fund. J. F. Rigaud, R.A.
MisceUaneous Writer and Founder of the Royal Literary Fund ; b, in
Cardigansri, 1738 ; officia, as Dissent, Min, at Frome, Exeter, and Highgate;
opened a Criapel in London, 1776 ; afterwards devoted himself to literary
labour ; pub, " Lectures on Education," " Lectures on Political Principles,"
" History of Monmouthshire," &c, ; founded the Royal Literary Fund, 1789 ;
d, June, 1S16,
Full-length, standing ; blue dress, 1, arm resting on desk, pen in r. hand.
Signed, "J, F, Rigaud, London," Canvas, 40 X 33 in-
912 JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A.
Mr. W. Llewellyn. J. M. W. Turner, R.A.
{See No. 94.) Bust ; looking to his r., with palette and brushes in 1.
hand ; greenish coal. Canvas, 24 x 20 in,
913 CHARLES TOWNLEY and others,
Mr. Charles Towneley. Johann Zoffany, R.A,
For Charles Townley, see No, 909, ,
M, D'Hancarville, author of "Antiquites Etrusques, Grecques, et
Romaines," &c,
Rt, Hon, Charles Greville, brother to George, 2nd Earl of Warwick.
Mr. Astle, Keeper of the Records, author of trie " Origin of Writing," &c.
Full-length small size figures, in Mr. Townley's Library, in Park-street,
Westminster, examining the Townley Coll, of antique marbles. Canvas,
50 X 42 in,
914 GEORGE MORLAND (1763-1804).
Mr. C. j. Smith, Geo, Morland.
Painter ; son of Hy, R, Morland, a painter ; b, 26 June, 1763 ; first
painted landscapes ; afterwards, for the most part, subjects with domestic
animals ; worked with rapidity, and is said to riave often painted in pay
ment of riis tavern bills; d, 29 Oct, 1804, at a sponging-riouse in Eyre-Street
Hill, Coldbath Fields,
FuU-length; small size; seated at easel, painting. Canvas, 30X25 in,
915 RICHARD PRICE, D,D, (1723-1791).
Equitable Assurance Office, Benjamin West, P,R,A,
Dissent, Minist, and Polit, Writer; b, at Tynton, Glamorgansh, 1723;
studied at a dissent, acad, in London, 1741; chaplain to Mr, Streatfield, and
preacher to different dissent, congrega, in London from 1743; F, R, S, 1765 ;
.contrib, many papers to the " Priilosopri, Trans,;" wrote in favour of the
Amer, Colonies, 1775-76, for wriicri he received tlie freedom of trie City of
London, and was invited by Congress to Amer, ; consult, after trie war as a
financial autriorily by Pitt, about the liquida, of the Nat Debt; hailed with
enthusiasm the outbr, of the French Revolu, 1789, wriich drew upon him
the censure of Burke; d, 19 Mar, 1791,
To waist, seated; holding letter and spectacles; painted in 1784,
Canvas, 30 X 28 in.

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PORTRAITS OF MEMBERS OF THE DILETTANTI
SOCIETY (iVw. 916-946),
LENT BY PAINTERS.
Dilettanti Soc. Geo. Knapton, Sir J. Reynolds, and others.
The Society of Dilettanti was established in 1734 by several noblemen
and others (Viscount Harcourt, Duke of Dorset, &c,), who were desirous
of advancing the Fine Arts in Great Britain, The Society consists of fifty
members, and, by its aid or encouragement, there have been published from
Lime to lime several important Art Works,
In 1764 triey sent an expedition to Asia Minor, and recorded the results
in the "Ionian Antiquities;" they aided in publishing Stuart's "Athens,"
Chandler's "Travels," &c, ; in 18 14 they sent an expedition to the Levant,
The Members formerly dined together periodically al the Thatched House
Tavern, St, James's, but now al WiUis's Rooms.
In 1740 it was ordered, " That every Member of trie Society do make a
present of his picture, in oil colours, done by Mr, George Knapton a
Member, lo be hung up in the room wriere the Society meets."
The following 23 Portraits were painted by Mr, Knapton : —
CHARLES, 2ND DUKE OF DORSET.
MR. J. HOWE.
LORD HYDE, AFTERWARDS EARL OF CLARENDON,
SIR JAMES GRAY, K,B.
SIR BROWNLOW SHERARD, Bt.
FRANCIS DASHWOOD, LORDLE DESPENCER,
MR, HENRY HARRIS.
WILLIAM, 2ND EARL OF BESSBOROUGH.
HON, SEWALLIS SHIRLEY, (CHANCELLOR OF Oxford,)
MR, WILLIAM FAUQUIER.
COLONEL DENNY,
GENERAL SIR GEORGE GRAY,
SAMUEL SAVAGE, ESQ.
WILLIAM WILDMAN, 2ND VISCOUNT BARRINGTON.
JOHN MONTAGU, 4TH EARL OF SANDWICH.
SIR JOHN RAWDON, BT. 1ST. EARL OF MOIRA,
MR. THOMAS BRAND.
JOHN, 4TH DUKE OF BEDFORD,
SIR BOURCHIER WRAY, Bt.
BARON HOPBERG.
JOHN MONCKTON, 1ST VISCOUNT GALWAY.
ROBERT D'ARCY, 4TH AND LAST EARL OF HOLDERNESSE.
WILLIAM, 1ST EARL OF BLESSINGTON,
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, P,R,A, {By Himself).
A GROUP OF PORTRAITS, COMPLETED IN 1779 {By Sir Joshua
Reynolds, P.R.A.) :—

Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart,
Sir John Taylor, Bart,
Mr, Stephen Payne Galway,
The Rt, Hon Sir Wm, Hamilton, K, B,

Mr, Richard Thompson,
Mr, W, Spencer Stanhope,
Mr, Smyth of Heath,

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A GROUP OF PORTRAITS {By Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.) :—
Lord Mulgrave [Constantine John, 2nd Baron, Capt, R, N, ]
Lord Dundas [Thomas 1st Baron, then Mr, Dundas],
Earl of Seaforth [Kenneth Mackenzie, last Earl],
Honourable Charles F, Greville,
Duke of Leeds [Francis Godolphin, 5th Duke, then Marquis of Carmarthen],
Charles Crowle, Esq,
The Right Honourable Sir Joseph Banks, Bart, ICB,
RICHARD PAYNE KNIGHT, ESQ, {By Sir Thos. Lawrence, P.R.A.)
SIR HENRY C, ENGLEFIELD,Bt, {By Sir Thos. Lawrence,P.R.A)
THOMAS, 1ST BARON DUNDAS {By Sir Thos. Lawrence, P. R.A)
BENJAMIN WEST, P,R,A, {By Himself)
JOHN B, S, MORRITT, Esq, {By Sir M. A. Shee, P.R.A)
947 RT. HON. EDWARD ELLICE, M.P. (1781-1863).
LENT BY PAINTER.
Corporation of Coventry. Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.
Statesman; b. at Montreal, 1781; educ. at Winchester and Aberdeen;
engaged in commerce; M.P. for Coventry, 1818-26 and 1830-63; Sec. to
Treas. 1831-2 ; Sec. of War, 1833-4; promoted trie formation of trie Refonn
Club, and was its first Criairman; d. al Ardochy, N.B. 17 Sept. 1863.
Full-lengtri, seated, full face ; r. riand resting on arm of chair, paper in 1.
Canvas, 82 X 52 in.
948 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA, OF WALES
(1 796-1 8 1 7).
Dowager Viscountess Ashbrook. George Dawe, R.A.
{See No. 231.) Three-quarter length; seated on sofa, nearly profile to r.
wearing wreath of wriite roses, r. arm resting on portfolio ; landscape back
ground ; signed " Geo. Dawe, R.A. pinxl." Canvas, 57 X 44 in.
949 PRINCE OCTAVIUS (1779-1783).
Her Majesty (Frogmore). Benjamin West, P.R.A.
13th chUd of Geo. IIL; b. 23 Feb. 1779; d. 2 May, 1783.
Full-lengtri, as a criild, standing in a room, drawing a sword from its
scabbard; straw rial, buff jacket, and blue sash; signed "B. West, 1788."
Canvas, 50 x 40 in.

950 GEN. DAVID LESLIE, ist LD. NEWARK
( -1682).
Mr. W. Pollard-Urquhart, M.P. George Jamesone.
General ; 5tli son of Patrick Leslie, of Pitcairly ; served under Gustavus
Adolphus in trie 30 years' war ; afterw. under the E. of Leven against
Charles 1.; defeated Montrose at Philiphaugri, 1645; com. trie Royalist army
al Dunbar and was defeated by Cromwell, 1650, and al Worcester, 165 1;
imprisoned in trie Tower till the Restoration ; crea. Ld, Newark by Clias, II.
1661 ; d, 1682,
Bust, looking to 1,; armour, wide lace-edged collar; dated, "Anno, 1642,"
Canvas, 26 X 21 in.

INDEX.

No. I,— NAMES OF LENDERS,

The fl^ures refer to the mimber of the Portrait.

Her Majesty the Queen —
Buckingham Palace, 370
Hampton Court, 20, 628, 757
Windsor Castle, 190, 196, 206, 210,
220, 225, 320, 328, 367, 369, 382,
384, 656, 825
Frogmore, 949
H,R,H, trie Ducriess of Cambridge, 330
Abbott, Mr, Charles S, A, 119
A'Beckelt, Mr, GUbert Arthur, 595
Abinger, Sarah, Lady, 770
Acland, Sir T, Dyke, Bart, 146, 563,
844, 848, 865
Admiralty, Lords of the, 24, 75, 546,
755. 761, 772
Advocates, Faculty of, 100
Alison, Dowager Lady, 498
Anderdon, Mr, J, H, 17, 22
Anderson, Sir Charles J, H, Bart, 93
Anthony, Mr, W, in, 344
Antiquaries, Society of Scotland, 56
Architects, Royal Institute of {see In
stitute of &c,)
Argyll, Duke of K,T, 711
Armagh, Archbisriop of 471, 670, 674
Arnold, Mrs, 511
Arnold, Mr, T, J, 374, 795
Asribrook, Dowager Viscountess, 948
Asiatic Society, Royal, 207, 327
Aveland, Lord, 68, 857
Babington, Mr, Benjamin, 122
Barker, Mr, Thomas Jones, 855
Barlow, Mr, Peter W, 479
Barrett, iiev, R, 856

Barrington,Viscounl, M,P, 161,203,762
Barrow, Mr, Jorin, 418
Barry, Mr, Criarles, 618
Barwell, Mr, Jorin, 273
Beaumont, Sir G, H, Barl, loi, 135,
306, 364, 774, 783
Beckett, Mr, Gilbert Arthur k, 595
Bedingfield, Sir Henry G, P, Barl, 690
Beechey, Rev, St, Vincent, 76
Bell, Mrs, Hamilton, 236
Belper, Lord, 861, 906
Berners, Lord, 655, 658
Bicknell, Mr, Henry, 517, 608
Bingham, Colonel, 643, 687
Binning, Lord, 823
Birmingham and Midland Institute,
619
Blackwell, Mr, John, 303
Blackwood and Sons, Messrs. W, 253,
255, 259, 521
Blewitt, Mr, Octavian, 256
Blomfield, Mrs, 507
Bodley, Mr, T, 407
Boger, Mr, Deeble, 731
Bompas, Mr, G, C, 480
Bond, Mrs, 586
Bonomi, Mr, J, 835, 838
Bourchier, Lady, 362
Bourke, Lady Susan, 465
Bower, Mrs, 562
Boxall, Mr, W, Percival, 140, i68, 694
Boyne, Viscount, 801, 839
Brigstocke, Mr, Triomas, 445
Brodie, Sir B, C, Bart 578
Bromley House Library, Nottingham,
134

i86

INDEX OF LENDERS.

Brookes, Mr, J, R, 1 79
Brownlow, Earl, 818, 885, 893
Bruce, Mrs, 548
Bruce, Mr. John, 714
Brunei, Mrs, 486, 491
Buccleuch, Duke of, K,G, 252, 717,
747,819,851,858,862,864
Burge, Mrs, 166
Burke, Viscount, M,P, 454
Burney, Rev, Charles, 155, 820
Burrowes, Mr, Peter, 876
Bushe, Mr, John, 217
Buxton, Dowager Lady, 389, 506
Buxton, Sir T. FoweU, Bart, M,P, 392
CaUcolt, Mr, WiUiam Hutchins, 91, 557
Calvert, Mrs, 113
Campbell, Lady, 316
Canterbury, Viscount, n, 240, 860
Carpenter, Mrs. 357
Cary, Mr, F, S, 293
Cater, Mr, W, C, 115, 116
Cathcart, Earl, 71, 223, 450, 854
Cavan, Earl of, 197
Criaplin, Mr, Clifford, 791
Chester, Mr. Harry, 399
Chesterfield, Earl of 457
Clack, Mr, Richard A. 360
Clanricarde, Marquis of, 500
Clarke, Miss, 326
Clay, Mr, Alfred B, 528
Cleveland, Duke of K,G, 882
Clifden, Viscountess, 553, 559
Clifford, Admiral Sir A, W, G, Bart,
184
Clougri, Mrs, A, H, 624
Cobbett, Miss, 251, 264
Cobden, Mrs, 461
Codrington, General Sir W, J,, G,C,B,
333
Colebrooke, Sir T, E, Barl, M,P, 157
Coleridge, Rev, Derwent, 272
CoUins, Mr, G, 797
Constable, Captain Criarles G, 145
Cooke, Mrs, 104
Coote, Captain, R,N, 422
Copleston, Misses, 385
Cork, Trie Dean of 31 1
Corporation of Birmingham, 524
Corporation of Coventry, 947

Corporation of King's Lynn, 540
Corporation of Liverpool, 160, 237
Corporation of Wisbech, 178
Cottenham, Earl of 377
Coutts, Miss Burden, 84, 138, 142,
811
Cowper, Countess, 224
Crabbe, Rev, George, 289
Craig, Mr, J, T, Gibson, 640, 646
Crewe, Lord, 667, 672, 895
Croft, Sir Herbert Denman, Bart, 313
Croker, Mrs, 397
Crowe, Mr, Eyre, 567
Cubitt, Mr, G,, M,P, 634, 809
Cubitt, Mr, Joseph, 508
Cunningham, Lieut,- Col, F,, 275, 300,
335
Cureton, Mrs, 509,
Darling, Lady, 265
Dartmouth, Earl of 703, 737
Darwin, Mr, Charles, 905
De Grey and Ripon, Earl, 174, 232
De La Warr, Countess, 70, 705
Denbigh, Earl of 708
Denison, Right Hon, J, E,, M,P, 463
Denman, Lord, 33, 34
Dennistoun, Mr, A,, 257
Department of Science and Art, {See
Science and Art Department)
Derby, Earl of K,G, 136, 144, 383
Derby, Mr, Alfred T, 283
Devonshire, Duke of K,G, 725
Digby, Mr, G, Digby Wingfield, 766,
771,872
Dilettanti Society, 916-946
Dillon, Viscount, 631, 642, 663, 665,
669, 673, 676, 678, 680, 681, 698, 775,
805, 866
Disbrowe, Miss, 12, 18
Disbrowe, Colonel, 323
Disney, Mr, Edgar, 742
D'Israeli, Mr, Ralph, 334
Donne, Mr, W, Bodriam, 778
Dormer, Lord, 635, 648
Drummond, Mrs, 394
Duncombe, Mr, Triomas H. 391
Dundas, Lady Jane, 802
Dundonald, Earl of 340
Dunfermline, Lord, 23, 318, 892

INDEX OF LENDERS.

187

Durham, Earl of, 242, 325
Durham, Bishop of 286, 429
Edgeworth, Mr, A, E, 175
Edgeworth, Mr, M.P, 842
Egerton, Capt, F, P,, R,N, 19
Eldon, Earl of 37, 43, 51
Elgin and Kincardine, Countess of
129, 533
Elgin Place Church, Glasgow, 502
Ellenborough, Earl of 49, 833, 879
Ellesmere, Earl of 376, 709, 874
ElUot, Mr, John F, 475
EUiol, WiUiam, M,D, 594
Ellis, Mr, George, 246, 270
EUis, Mr, Wynn, 263
Elpriinstone, Sir James Dalrymple
Home, Bl, 781, 782
Empson, Mrs. 314, 878
Equitable Assurance Office, 915
Espinasse, Mr, Isaac, 828
Eton College, 154
Eversley, Viscount, 41
Exeter, Marquis of 139, 739
F'awcelt, Mrs, 96
Feversham, Earl of 792
Fielden, Mr. Samuel, 363
Finch, Mr. C, Wynne, 633, 644, 647,
650, 668, 850
Finlaison, Mrs. 278
Fitzgerald, Mrs, 530
FitzGerald, Mr, C, R, (Home Office),
769
Follett, Mr, Edward, 395
Ford, Mrs, 426
Ford, Mr, F, Clare, 834
Fortescue, Earl, 29, 466, 765, 821
Fortescue, Hon, G, M, 32, 59, 60
Foster, Mr, W, O,, M,P, 837
Foundling Hospital, 803
Frend, Mr, H, Tyrwriitt, 149, 291
Frere, Mr, George, 235
Frewen, Mr, Triomas, 638, 659, 697,
701,715
Galton, Mr, Darwin, 907
Galway, Viscount, M,P, 332
Gambier, Admiral, 72
Gardiner, Lady, 204
Gardner, Lord, 133

Gibbons, Mrs, 338, 551, 558
Gifford, Lord, 276
Gladstone, Sir Thomas, Bt, 79, 238,
355
Goding, Mr, WiUiam, 98
Gordon, Sir Henry P, Bl, 193, 194
Gordon, Mr, G, Huntly, 613
Gordon-Cumming, Sir W, G, Bt, 849
Goulburn, Mr, Frederick, 405
Graham, Mr, J, Maxtone, 720
Grant, Mr, J, P, 281
Grantley, Lord, 852
GranviUe, Earl, K,G, 52, 234, 460, 836
Gray's Inn, Hon, Society of 751
Green, Mrs, 505
Green, Mr, William E, 247
Gregory, Mr, Criarles Hutton, 339
Gregory, Mr, John, 156, 704, 807
Grey, Earl, K,G, 310, 342, 350, 352
Griffith, Miss Conway, 831
Grissell, Mr, Thomas, 231
Gurney, Mr, Samuel, M,P, 176
Gwyn, Mr, R, 13
Gye, Mr, F, 4
Halford, Sir Henry, Bt, 82, 218
Haliburton, Mrs, 604
Hall, Mrs, WiUiam, 63
HaUiday, Rev. W. S. 5
Hamilton, Dowager Lady, 499, 560
Hardinge, Viscount, 439
Harewood, Earl of 897
Harrowby, Earl of, K.G. 31, 102, 226
Hastings, Lady Edith Abney, 65
Hawkins, Mr. J. Heywood, 899
Hawkins, Rev. W. B. 386
Hazhtl, Mr. W. C, 301, 307
Head, Mr, Alfred, 887
Heath, Rev, J, M, 90
Heaton, Miss, 600
Henderson, Mrs, 241
Henry, Mrs, 582
Herbert of Lea, Lady, 478
Heriot's Hospital, 660
Herries, Mr, C, J, 398
Hetley, Frederick, M,D, 163
Heys, Misses, 726
Hibernian Academy, Royal, 83, 86
Hick, Mr, John, 430
HiU Viscount, 57

i88

INDEX OF LENDERS.

Hippisley, Mr, J, H, 317
Hodgson, Major-Gen, J, Studholme,
785
Holford, Mr, R, S,, M,P, 629
Holland, Lady, 42, 354
Holland, Sir Henry, Bt, M,D, 309
Hollway, Mr, J, H, 822, 829
Holt, Mr, Henry F, 28
Hood, Mr, T, 593
Hooker, Dr, 409
Hope, Mr. A, J, B, Beresford, M,P,
202, 881
Horticultural Society, Royal, 435
Howard, Hon, Mrs, Greville, 810
Howard, Miss, 427
Howard, Mr, J, .H, 584
Hughes, Mrs, John, 637
Humane Society, Royal, 527
Hume, Mrs, 459
Institute of British Architects, Royal,
404, 617, 776, 788, 886
Institution of CivU Engineers, 492
Jameson, Miss, 402
Jeffery, Major Morton, 790
Jesus College, Cambridge, 39
Jodrell, Mrs, 455
Johnson, Mr, H, R, Vaughan, 777
Johnstone, Miss Campbell, 817
Johnstone, Sir J, V, B, Bt 171
Jones, Mrs, Inwood, 6io
Jones, H, Bence, M,D, 534
Kean, Mrs, 436
Keane, Sir J, H, Bl, 580
Keene, Rev, C, E, Ruck, 784
Kenealy, E, V,, LL,D, 15, 867
Keppel, Lieut-Colonel, 746
Keppel, Rev, W, A, W, 794, 846
King's College, Cambridge, 120
Kingsmill, Mr, W, Howley, 324
Knigliton, Sir W, W, Bt, 343, 372
Laing, Mr, David, 719
Lalor, Mr, E, Power, 539
Lancashire Independent College, 495
Langdale, Lady, 66, 565
Langdale, Mr, C, junr, 87 1
Lansdowne, Marquis of 329, 579, 754
Latham Mr, G, W, 221

Laurence, Mr, Samuel, 290, 716
Lawrence, Sir Trevor, Bt, 537
Leach, Mr, Thomas, 222
Lee, Mr, J, Hutchinson, no
Leech, Mrs, 615
Leigh, Lord, 285
Lennard, Colonel Farnaby, 408, 494,
671,688
Leslie, Mrs, 347
Leslie, Colonel, K,H, 749, 758
Lewis, Lady Frankland, 464
Lewis, Miss, 814
Lewis, Rev, Sir G, F, Bart, 444
Lichfield, Earl of 449
Lincoln, Bishop of 434
Lincoln's Inn, Hon, Society of 381, 847
Lindsay, Mr, William P, 423
Linnean Society, 437,464* 515, 516,
518,901
Literary Fund, Royal, 911
Llewellyn, Mr, W, 91-2
London, Bisriop of 661
London Orphan Asylum, 523
London Tavern Company, 421
Longman, Mr, Thomas, 304
Lyell, Sir Charles, Bart, 53
Lysons, Rev, Samuel, 170, 173
Mackenzie, Mr, D, 45
Maclise, Mr, Daniel, R,A, 412
Major, Mr, Wreford, 616
Malcolm, Mr, W, E, 6i
Manby, Mr, Charles, 361
Manchester, Duke of 21, 150, 294
Marshman, Mr, J. C, 545
Martin, Mr, Leopold C, 612
Martineau, Mrs, Philip, 81, 883
Mason, Mr, W, H, 859
Master of the RoUs, 151
Masters, Mr, Charles, 239
Mathew, Mr, J, C, 525
Mathews, Mrs, 269
Mathews, Mr, C, J, 365
Maw, Mr, C, 585
MaxweU, Admiral, 208
McKay, Mr, A, 36
M'Crie, Mrs, 268
Mechanics' Institute, Sheffield, 6u
Medical Officers of the Army, 267
Melvill Mr, J, C, 448

INDEX OF LENDERS,

189

Merchant Taylors' Company, 641
Merton College, Oxford, 458
Middleton, Adml. Sir G, Broke, Bt 121
Midleton, Very Rev, Viscount, 172, 764
Miles, Mrs, 574
Miller, Mrs, 482
Miller, Rev, G, Dempster, 40
Moilliet, Mr, James, 903
Molesworth, Lady, 541
Monteagle, Lady, 321
Moore, Lady, 46, 77, 78
Moore, Lady Henry, 319
More, Mr, R, Jasper, M,P, 706, 735
Morrison, Mr, Charles, 730
Mostyn, Mr, C, 736
Mulock, Colonel, 417
Munro, Mr, C, 128
Murray, Mr, John, 148, 282, 287, 288,
292, 296, 414, 416, 420, 493
Museum of Practical Geology, 489
Napier, Major-General William, 543
National Bank, 432
National Gallery, 26, 94, 107, 109, 336,
356, 484, 550
National Gallery of Scotland, 132, 262,
341, 379> 514, 583, 590
National Portrait GaUery, 10, 92, 106,
112, 152, 169, 227, 284, 295, 297, 351,
609, 622, 666, 748, 843, 894
Nelson, Earl, 9, 14, 25
Newcastle, Duke of 452
New College, London, 522
NichoUs, Rev, A, B, 569
Norfolk, Duchess of 441
North, Colonel, M,P, 685, 686, 696,
744, 891
Northbrook, Lord, 47, 453, 467
Northcote, Sir Stafford H. Bart M,P,
114, 143
Northey, Colonel, 768
Northumberland, Duke of 228, 443,
627, 651, 710
Noseda, Mrs, 87, 597, 760
Novello, Miss Emma A, 468
Oliver, Miss, 3
Oratory, The, Bromplon, 520
Osborn, Sir G, R, Barl, 639, 645, 657,
662, 826

Owen, Rev, W, Hicks, 576
Oxford, Bishop of 180
Palgrave, Mr, R, H, Inghs, 503
Palmerston, Viscountess, 315, 388,
456, 743
Parkes, Mrs, 542
Parrott, Mr, M, 118
Parsons, Mr, Daniel, 6
Partridge, Mr, Jorin, 378, 390, 396, 401,
406,470, 536, 555, 589
Payne, Mr, J, Bertrand, 280
Pearson, Mr, C, 419
PeUew, Mr, H, E, 58
Pemberton, Mr, Edward Leigh, 476
Pembroke College, Cambridge, 799
Perceval, Mrs, Spencer, 67
Pharmaceutical Society, 245
PhiUip, Executors of the late John,
R,A, 599
Phillips, Miss Emily, 305
PhiUips, Mr, H, W, 337
PhiUipps, Miss F, Marcri, 387
Physicians, Royal College of 44, 366,
415,424,428,442,863
Pickersgin, Mr, H, W,, R,A, 266
Plunket, Hon, and Rev, W, C, 875
Pollard-Urquhart, Mr, W, M,P, 950
PoUock, Right Hon, Sir F, J, Barl, 603
Popham, Mr, F. Leyborne, 702, 740,
896, 898 ,
Portland, Duke of 243, 632, 689, 7 1 2, 723
Pottinger, Sir Henry, Bart, 438
Powis, Earl of 348
Procter, Mr, Bryan Waller, 183, 605
Pugin, Mr, E, Welby, 588
Raeburn, Mr, J, Peter, 130
Rathbone, Mrs, 549
Ravenswortri, Lord, 260
Rendel, Mrs, 472
Rennie, Mr, W, H, 103
Richardson, Miss, 745
Richmond, Duke of K,G, 191, 900, 902
Richmond, Mr, George, R,A, 510, 512
Ridge, Benjamin, M,D, 16
Robartes, Mr, T, J, Agar, M,P, 741
Roberson, Mr, Charles, 884
Robertson, Major, 258
Robertson, Mr, C, B, 497

igo

INDEX OF LENDERS,

Robertson, Mr, S, B, 298, 832
Roebuck, Mr, J, A, M,P, 250, 812
Rogers, Miss, 312
Romaine, Mr, W, G,, C,B, 889
Romilly, Mr, Criarles, 50
Rowe, Rev, G, Stringer, 870
Rowley, Rev, A, Clarke, 331
Royal Academy, 346, 353, 607, 621
Royal Asiatic Society (.5"^^ Asiatic
Society, Royal)
Royal College of Physicians {See Phy
sicians, Royal College of)
Royal College of Surgeons {See Sur
geons, Royal College of)
Royal Hibernian Academy {See Hiber
nian Academy, Royal)
Royal Horticultural Society, 435
Royal Humane Society {See Humane
Society, Royal)
Royal Institution, 483, 487
Royal Institute of British Arcriitects
{See Institute of &c,)
Royal Literary Fund {See Literary
Fund, Royal)
Royal Society, 126, 167, 211, 229, 233,
244, 248, 358, 373, 413, 440, 468*
Royal Society, Edinburgh, 131
Russell, Lady Frankland, 721, 727-
729, 732, 733
Ruthven, Lady, 249
Rutland, Duke of K,G, 535
Sacred Harmonic Society, 750, 756, 780
St, Andrews, United College of 570
St, Barlriolomew's Hospital, 230, 488
St, Culribert's College, Usriaw, 261,
526, 684
St George's Hospital, 162, 345, 556
St, Jorin's College, Cambridge, 277
St, Paul's Scriool, 473
Sanders, Mr, George, 695
Saye and Sele, Trie Ven, Lord, 738, 845
Scarlett, Sir J, Yorke, K,C,B, 400
Science and Art Department, 566, 571,
614
Scrope, Mr, G, Poulett, M,P, 322
Sedgwick, Rev, Jorin, D,D, 481
Senior, Mrs, 477
Seymour, Mrs, Alfred, 904
Sharpe, Mr, WiUiam, 816

Shelley, Sir Percy, Bart, 153, 271, 299
Srirewsbury and Talbot, Earl of 410,
773
Simmons, Rev, T. F, 158
Sinclair, Archdeacon, 54, 620
Smart, Lady, 105
Smirke, Mr, Sydney, R,A, 137
Smith, Mrs, 254
Smith, Mrs, Alexander, 581, 598
Smith, Miss Eliza S, Horace, 274
Smith, Miss Hamilton, 127
Smitri, Miss Lucena, 779
Smitri, Mr, C, J, 914
Smitri, Mr, Thomas, 808
Smith, Mr, William, 302
Smithson, Mr, R, E, 564
Somerville, Lord, 159, 677
Sotheby, Colonel, _i64
Sotheron-Estcourt, Rt, Hon, T, H, S, 7
Speke, Mr. William, 547
Spencer, Earl, K.G. 308, 734
Stanfield, Mrs. Clarkson, 572, 601
Stanley, Mr. Edward, 73
Stationers' Company, 722
Steprien, Mr. James, 181
Stone, Mr. J. J. 552
Strangford, Viscount, 214
Summer, Rev. J. H. R. 380
Surgeons, Royal College of 8, 216
Sutrierland, Duchess Dowager of, 587
Swinburne, Sir John, Bart. 165
Tait, Mr. Robert, 95, 99, 513, 554
Talbot de Malahide, Lord, 2, 707
Tatlock, Mrs. 349
Taunton, Lord, 626, 824
Taylor, Rev. Isaac, 504, 800
Taylor, Mr. Jorin Stirling, 368
Teignmoulri, Lord, 64
Thackeray, Rev. Joseph, 141
Thompson, Miss Vincent, 88
Thompson, Admiral, 664
Thornton, Mr. H. S. 182
Tindal, Mrs. Acton, 592
Towneley, Mr. Charles, 692, 763, 789,
830, 909, 913
Townroe, Mr. J.W. 85
Townshend, Marquis, 630, 683
Travers, Mrs. 215
Travers, Miss, 447

INDEX OF LENDERS,

191

Treffry, Rev, Dr, 724
Trelawny, Sir J, S. Bart, 753, 787
Trelawny, Mr, H. Brereton, 682
Trevelyan, Lady, 185, 403
Trevelyan, Sir W. C, Barl, 699, 890
Trimmer, Rev, Kirby, 147, 752, 910
Trinity College, CamlDridge, 485
Trinity House, 877
Trollope, Mr, Anthony, 596
Troubridge, Dowager Lady, 446
TurnbuU, Mr. George H, 108
Turner, Rev, Sydney, 393
Tytler, Colonel W, Fraser, 48,- 55, 873
United Service Club, 124, 125, 425, 433
University of Aberdeen, 636, 652
University of Edinburgh, 529, 888
University Library, Cambridge, 89,
177, 793
Vaux of Harrowden, Lord, 649, 654,
675, 798
Verney, Sir Harry, Barl, M,P. 141, 192
Verulam, Earl of 679, 827
Vincent, Rev. W, 186
Waldegrave, Frances, Countess, 431
Waldy, Rev. J, E, 117, 813
Wale, Col, R. G, 38
Walker, Mr, Joseph, 693 •
Wallis, Mr. Henry, 623
Walmsley, Sir Joshua, 490, 568
Ward, Mr, E, M,, R,A, 531, 538, 573
Warde, Admiral, K,H, 767, 804, 806,
868
Warwick, Earl of 700, 815, 853
Waterford, Louisa, Marchioness of, 80
Watts, Mr, G, F,, R,A, 451, 469

Way, Mrs, E, 561, 575, 602
Wellington, Duke of K.G, 69, 187,
188, 195, 198, 199-201, 205, 209,
212,213, 359,411,474, 532
Wesleyan Centenary Hall, 869
Wesleyan CoUege, Didsbury, 519
Western, Sir Thomas, Bart, M,P, 880
Westminster, Marquis of K,G, 625,
840
Westminster, Dean of 501
Westminster, Dean and Chapter of
653
Westmorland, Countess Dowager of,
62, 462
Whately, Miss E, J, 375
Whitehead, Mr, John, 97
Wickriam, Mr, William, 35
Wilbraham, Mr, G, F, 74
Wilkinson, Mr, Norman, 27
Williams, Mr, J, Edgar, 591
WiUiams, Mr, W, S, 606
Williams's (Dr,) Library, 123, 691, 713,
718, 796, 908
Wilson, Mrs, James, 544
Wilson, Mr, R, B, W, 189
WUson, Mr, WiUiam, 279
Winn, Mr, Charles, 759
Wodehouse, Hon, and Rev. W, 30
Wood, Lord Justice SirW. Page, 219
Woodyeare, Rev, J. F, W, 786
Yates, Mr, Edmund, 577
Young, Lady, 371
Young, Mr, George, M.P. 496
Zetland, Earl of, i

INDEX.

No, II, — NAMES OF PAINTERS.

N,B, — The rule adopted in giving the Names of Painters has been to retain those names
supplied by the owners of the works exhibited, {See Preface, p, v,)

The figures refer to the number of the Portrait.

Abbott, Lemuel F, (1762-1803), 27, 34,
141
Allan, David (1744-1796), 892
AUan, Sir W,, R,A, P,R,S,A, (1782-
1850), (.S'^^ No, 583)
AUston, Washington, A,R,A, (1779-
1843), 297
Amberger (aj-i,-rz(5i?(/^o)(i490-i 569), 639
Ambrose, C, 577
Archer, James, R,S,A, 499, 620
Arnold, S, J, 795
Astley, J, ( -1787), 786
Atkinson, James, 327
Barber, T, 134
Barker, Thomas (1769-1847) {See No,
855)
Barrett, — ,524
Barwell, Jorin, 273
Basdbe, C, J, 497
Bate, C, Fortescue, 359
Bean, • — , 461
Beecriey, Sir WiUiam, R,A, (1753-
1839), 2, 13, 25, 30, 72, 7(>, 120, 200,
222, 330, 367, 429
Benvenuti, Cav, 62
Berry, Miss, 857
Betham, H, 604
Bewick, W, 307, 597
Birch, J, 611
Bone, H, P, 489
Bonham- Carter, J, H, Miss, 624
Bostock, Jorin, 363
Boxall, William, R,A, 300, 361, 398,
472,479, 508,617
Bradley, — , 105, 618

Briggs, Henry P, R,A, (1793-1
87, 245, 317, 332, 362, 377, 527
Brigstocke, T, 162, 445, 526
Buck, Adam, 842
Burnet, Jorin, 278
Burney, E, F, 856

Callcott, Sir A, W,, R,A, (i 779-1 844),
91, 167, 579
Carpenter, Mrs, 344, 357, 380, 515
Cary, F, S, 280, 293
Cawze, J, 231
Criandler, — , 93
Criantrey, Sir Francis, R,A, (1781-
1841) {See No, 335)
Crialelain, Antonio, 426
Criinnery, George, 413
Clack, Ricriard A, 360
Clay, Alfred B, 528
Clint, — , 421
Chnt, G,, A,R,A, 104, 239, 246, 562,
566, 571,813
Cooper, — , 702
Copley, J, S,, R,A, (1737-1815), 7, 880
Corden, — , 328
Cosway, Ricriard, R,A, (1741-1821),
102, 909
Cotes, F,, R,A, (1726-1770), 780,781,
782, 791, 889
Crabb, WiUiam, 545, 582
Cranacri, Lucas (1472-1553), 638
Crawley, — , 539
Cregan, Martin, 208, 217
Crowe, Eyre, 567
Cumming, — , P,R,H,A,, 83
Curran, Miss, 153

INDEX OF PAINTERS.

'93

Dahl, Michael (1656-1743), 761
Dance, Sir N, {See HoUand)
Daniels, William, 490, 568
Dawe, Geo, R,A, (1775 -1829), 370, 948
Dayes, Edward (1763-1805), 85
De Heere, Lucas {See Heere)
De Loutherbourg, P. J,, R,A. {See Lou
therbourg)
Damer, — , 750
Denning, S, P, 219, 334
Denner, Balthazar (1685-1747), 750
Derby, WiUiam (1786-1847), 283, 383,
400
Devis, A, W, (1762-1822), 5, 64
DeWilde, Samuel (1747-1831), 115, 116
Dickinson, L, 441
Dixon, — , 423
Dobson, William (1610-1646), 700,
709, 710
Drummond, Samuel, A,R,A,, 365
Duncan, T,, R,S,A,, A,R,A,, 258, 482
Dupont, Gainsborough (1767-1797),
29, 32
Dyce, WiUiam, R,A. (1806-1864), 564
Eddis, E, U,, 295, 309, 321, 435, 448,
466, 471
Egg, Augustus L,, R,A. (1816-1863)
{See No, 607), 615
Etty, William, R,A, (1787-1849) {See
No, 564), 407
Evans, Richard, 75, 138, 142, 339
Faed, Thomas, R,A, 257
Faulkner, — , Senior, 419
Faulkner, B, R, 244, 248, 495
Fisher, William, 609
Foster, T, 254
Fowler, William, 291
Frye, Thomas, (1710-1762), 760, 830
Fuger, — , 35
Fuseli, Henry, R,A, (1742-1825), 908
Gainsborough (after), 12, 18
Gainsborough (ascribed to), 40
Gainsborough, Thomas, R,A, (1727-
1788), I, 15, 16, 36, 41, 108, 752, 816,
817, 819, 821, 828, 835, 840, 845, 847,
851, 858, 860, 877, 882, 887,890, 891,
896, 898, 910
Gambardella, S, 437,464*, 610

Garrard, Mark (1561-1635), 647
G6rard, Baron (1770-1837), 80, 234
Gilbert, John Graham, R,S,A, 238, 355,
590
Gilbert, Josiah, 504
Gooderson, — , 450
Gordon, Sir J, W,, R, A,, P,R, S, A, ( 1 790-
1864), 131, 223, 255, 259, 268, 318,
379, 465, 484, 496, 513, 514, 521, 529,
541, 544, 560, 570, 619, 622
Graff, Anthony, 129
Grant, Sir F,, P.R,A. 249, 348, 438,
439, 443, 449, 454, 457, 463, 473, 474,
478, 535, 947
Green, G, P, E, 519
Green, James, 351
Guzzardi, L, 14
Hall, James, 411
Hamilton, — , 172, 175
Hamilton, Gavin (1730-1797), 849
Hamilton, H, 311, 875
Hamilton, Wm., R,A, (i 751-1 801), 97
Hancock, R, 275
Harding, — , 498
Harlowe, G, H, (1787-1819) {See No.
Ill), 96, 98, 99, III
Hartmann, — , 481
Havell, William, 207
Hayter, — , 422, 500
Hayter, John, 195
Hazlitt, — , 169
Hazlitt, John, 301
Healy, George P, A, 431, 459
Heaphy, T, Sen, (i 77 5-1 835), "7
Heere, Lucas de (1534-1584), 644, 682
Herbert, J, R,, R,A, 588
Hervieu,' A, 596
Hikon, WiUiam, R,A, (1786-1839),
(i-«£No, 349), 152, 349
Hoadly, Mrs, (Miss Sarah Curtis), 748
Hoare, Prince, (1755-1834), 385
Hoare, WiUiam, R,A, (1767-1792), 790
Hobday, W, Armfield, 176
Hogarth, William (1697-1764), 716,
754, 759, 792, 794, 801, 802, 803, 839
Holbein (ascribed to), 626
Holbein, Hans (1495-1543), 625,627-
629, 651, 655-657, 659
Holland, Sir N, D, Bart, R,A, (1729-
181 1), {See No. 770) o

194

INDEX OF PAINTERS,

Hoppner, John, R,A, (1759-1810), 23,
31, 52, 59, 60, 66, 71, 148, 161, 168,
182, 196, 235, 850
Horsley, J, C, R,A, 491
Howard, Henry, R,A, (1769- 1847)
{See No, 584), 24, 147, 584
Hudson, Thomas (1701-1779), 806
Hume, — , 157
Hunt, WiUiam Henry (1790-1864)
{See No, 585)
Hurlstone, F, S, 197, 204
Huysman, J. (1656-1696), 703
Illidge, Thomas Henry, 561, 575, 602
Jackson,John,R,A,(i778-i83i)(i'^^No, 559), 90, loi, 107, 126, 135, 149, 191,
221, 303, 331, 364, 416, 420, 553, 559
Jamesone, George (i 586-1644), 950
Jansen (ascribed lo), 662
Jansen, Cornelius (i 590-1665), 676,
686, 688, 697, 699, 701, 706, 727, 729
Joseph, G, F,, A,R,A, 67, 215
Keeling, Michael, 57
Kenny, Nicholas, 871
Knapton, George (1698-1788), 916-
938
Kneller, Sir Godfrey (1648-1723), 746,
753,755,758,769,773
Knight, J Prescott, R,A, 488, 532, 556,
621
Landseer, Sir Edwin, R,A, 467
Lane, Richard J,, A,R,A, 586
Lane, Samuel, 121, 125, 178, 319, 326,
434, 475, 540
Lauder, R, S,, R,S,A, 253, 341, 517
Laurence, Samuel, 290, 485, 530, 537,
603
Lawranson, WiUiam, 106
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, P,R,A, (1769-
1830), {See No, 353), 11, 17, 44, 46,
49, 50, 51, 58, 65, 68, 70, 77, 78, 124,
133, 13'^, 138, 139, 142, 144, 151, 155,
164, 170, 173, 184, 187, 190, 198, 199,
202, 205, 206, 209, 210, 213, 216, 218,
220, 224, 225, 227, 230, 232, 233, 237,
242, 279, 284, 286, 292, 310, 312, 315,
325, 329, 333, 342, 352, 353, 386, 397,
460, 812, 825, 841, 867, 942-944

Leakie, — , 276
Lely, Sir Peter (1617-1680), 714, 7I9,
734-736, 743, 747, 772
Leslie, C, R,, R,A, (1794-1859) {See
No, 347), 263, 324, 347, 350, 354, 447
LinneU, John, 265, 338, 410, 453, 55i,
557,558
Lomas, — , 520
Long, Edwin, 376
Longastre, — , 903, 907
Lonsdale, James, 92, 261, 374
Loutherbourg, P, J, de, R,A, (1740-
181 2), 899
Lucas, John, 518, 546, 592, 616
Macbeth, R, W, 581
Mackay, T, W, 425
Maclise, Daniel, R,A, 412, 414, 572
Macnee, D,, R,S,A, 502
Magufes, Isidore, 595
Martin, Charles, 612
Masquerier, J, J, (1778-1855) {See No.
811)," 84, 154, 269, 274, 468*, 811
Mayer, Arminius, 371
Mengs, R, (1728-1779), 834, 874
Mieris, F, Van (1635-1681), 768
Mireveldt, — , 666
More, Sir Antonio (1519-1575), 663,
677
More (ascribed lo), 645, 675
Morland, George (1763-1804) {See No,
914)
Mortimer, J, H,, A,R,A, (1741-1779),
883
Moseley, H, 417
Mulready, WiUiam, R,A, (1786-1863)
{SeeNo. 551), 552, 614
Mytens, D, (i 590-1660), 738
Nicholson, F. (1753-1844) {See No,
563)
Nicholson, WiUiam, R,S,A, 260
Northcote, James, R,A, (1746-1831)
{See No, 143), 38, 114, 143, 171, 299,
486, 8S4
Novello, Emma A, 468
Oliver, A, J,, A,R,A, 368
O'NeU, H,, A,R,A, 599
Opie, Edward, 127, 436

INDEX OF PAINTERS.

195

Opie, John, R.A, (1761-1807), 8, 88,
140, 150, 183, 868
Osgood, S, S, 427
Owen, W., R.A, (1769-1825), 37, 43,
186
Partridge, John, 378, 388, 390, 396,
401, 406, 456, 470, 536, 555, 587, 589
Patten, George, A,R,A, 430, 523
Pearce, Stephen, 418
Perignon, — , 203
Peronneau, J, B, (1713-1783), 789
Phillip, John, R,A. (1817-1867) {See
No, 599), 607, 613
PhiUips, H. W, 428, 477, 492
Phillips, Thomas, R,A. (1770-1845)
{See No. 337), 10, 20, 112, 179, 192,
211, 226, 228, 229, 282, 285, 287, 296,
304, 337, 373, 381, 399, 409, 480, 493,
505, 511, 522
Pickersgill, H. W., R.A. 146, 188, 189,
201, 240, 266, 277, 288, 289, 394, 433,
483,487, 516, 550
Pine, R. E. (i73o-i795,or, 1742-1790),
808, 878
Porter, Sir R. Ker (1780-1842), 3
Raeburn, Sir Henry, R.A. (1756-1823)
{See No. 130), 21, 48, 53-55, 61, 79,
100, 103, 128, 130, 132, 156, 166, 252,
807, 823, 873, 888
Ramsey, James, 442
Reinagle, Ramsay R. 241
Reynolds, — , 322
Reynolds, Miss Frances (1729-1807),
158
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, P.R.A. (1723-
1792) {See No. 818), 4, 6, 28, 33, 42,
95, no, 787, 810, 818, 820, 822, 824,
827, 829, 832, 836, 837, 843, 844, 848,
852, 862-865, 885, 893-895, 897,
939-941
Reynolds, Sir Joshua (after), ^05
Richards, Emma G. 605
Richmond, George, R.A. 180, 387, 389
392, 403, 405, 408, 501, 503, 506, 507,
509, 510, 512, 533, 534, 565, 569
Rigaud, J. F., R.A. 9, 838, 911
Riley, John (1646-1691), 713, 731, 742
Robertson, Andrew, 298

Robertson, John, 549
Roden, W, T. 542
Romney, George (1734-1802), 22, 26,
81, 113, 777, 779, 785, 815, 831, 833,
846, 853, 854, 859, 870, 879
RotriweU, Ricriard, 271
Russell, J., R.A. (1744-1806), 869
Saunders, — , 294
Saxon, James, 56, 247
Say, F. R. 395, 424, 476
Scrimidt, Henry, 358
Scottowe, Criarles, 415
Scougall, — , 660
Seaton, T. 165
Sriee, Sir Martin A.,P.R. A. (1770-1850),
109, 160, 308, 313, 320, 346, 356, 366,
385, 393, 580, 946
Simpson, John, 601, 608
Simpson, W, W, 455
Slater, F, 181, 185
Smirke, Mary, 137
Smith, Catterson, R,H,A, 375, 440
Smith, Colvin, 73, 314
Smith, J, Raphael, 251, 264
Stevens, — , 236
Stewart, — ,82
Stroehling, P, E, 340
Stuart, James, 598
Stubbs, George, A, R.A, (i 724-1 806),
900, 902
Stump, S, J, 345
Tait, Robert, 554
Talfourd, Field, 600
TannOck, — , 122, 281
Taylor, Rev, Isaac, 800
Thompson, Thomas C, R,H,A, 256
Turner, F, E, 118
Turner, J, M, W,, R,A, (1775-1851)
{See No, 94), 94, 912
Vanderbank, J, 757
Vandyck, Sir Anlriony (i 599-1641),
685, 690, 692, 696,698, 700, 705, 717,
730
Vandyke, P. 63
Van Loo, L, M, 763, 784
VanSomer, Paul (1576-1620,673, 693,
724

196

INDEX OF PAINTERS.

Verelst, --, 740
Verrio, A. (1634-1707) {See No. 739)
Vivian, — , 737
Von Breda, Carl, 904
Walker, Robert (d. 1660), 695, 733
Wallis, Henry, 623
Ward, E. M,, R,A, 531, 538, 5-73
Waterhouse, W, 547
Watson, G,, P,R,S,A, (1767-1837) {See
No, 262), 45, 262, 402
Watts, G, F,, R,A, 250, 446, 451, 452,
464, 469, 548, 578
Weigall, Henry, 444, 458, 462
West, Benjamin, P,R,A, (1738-1820),
47,767,915,945,949
West, R, L,, R,H,A, 86
West, S, 552
West, W, E, ( 1 801-1866), 576
Westall, R,, R,A. (i 765-1 836), 302

Wilkie, Sir David, R,A. (1785-1841)
{See 343), 193, 194, 212, 267, 306,
336, 343, 372, 432
Wilkins, — ,391
Williams, Edwin, 543
Williams, J, Edgar, 591
Williams, W. Frank, 606
Wilson, Benjamin (1721-1788), 799
WUson, R,, R,A, (1714-1782), 774, 783,
834
Winterhalter, F. 369, 382, 384
Wood, John, 119, 316, 404
Woodforde, Samuel, R,A, 159
Wright, Joseph (of Derby), A.R,A.
(1734-1797), 861, 906
Zoffany, Johann, R,A, (1735-1810), 745,
756, 774, 783, 826, 913
Zucchero, F, (1543-1616), 640, 646

INDEX.

No, IIL— PORTRAITS.

The figures refer to the number of the Portrait.

Her Majesty the Queen, 384
Her Majesty the Queen as Princess Vic
toria, 367
Albert Francis Aug, Charles Emmanuel,
Prince Consort, 382
Abbott, Charles, 1st Lord Tenterden, 119
A'Beckett, Gilbert Abbot, 595
Abercromby, James, Lord Dunfermline, 318
Abercromby, Sir Ralph, 23
Abercromby, Sir Ralph, at the Battle of Alex
andria, 3
Aberdeen, 4th Earl of, K,G., K,T. (George
Hamilton Gordon), 401
Aberdeen, Bishop of (Gavin Dunbar), 636
Aberdeen, Bishop of (WiUiam Elphinstone 1,
652
Abernethy, John, 230
Abinger, ist Lord (James Yorke Scarlett), 400
Acland, Sir Thomas, Bt. 848
Acland, Colonel John Dyke, S44
Acland, Lady Harriet, 865
Adair, Sir Robert, G,C,B, 203
Adam, Lord Chief Commissioner, 257
Addington, Rt. Hon. Henry (Viscount Sid
mouth), 7
Adelaide, Queen, 328
Adolphus Fredericic, Duke of Cambridge, K.G.
Adolphus, John, 241
Albemarle, 2nd Duke of, K.G, (Christopher
Monk), 726
Albemarle, ist Earl of, K.G, (Arnold Joost
van Keppel), 746
Albemarle, Lord, 900
Aldersey, Elizabeth (Lady Coventry), 701
Alderson, Amelia (.Mrs, Opie), 88
Alison, Sir Archibald, Bt. ,498
Allan, Sir William, R.A, 257, 583
Allen, Cardinal, 684
Allen, John, M,D, 350
Allen, William, F,R.S, 245
Althorp, Viscount {see Spencer, 3rd Earl), 308
Amelia, Princess, 825
Anderson, Lady (Frances M. Nelthorpe), 93

Anglesey, Field Marshal, 1st Marquis of, K.G.
(William Henry Paget), 205
Anson, Viscount, 449
Argyll, 1st Marquis of (Archibald Campbell),
711
Argyll, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning), 849
Armagh, Archbishop of (Lord John George
Beresford), 471
Armagh, Archbishop of (John Bramhall), 674
Armagh, Archbishop of (James Usher), 670
Arne, Thomas Augustine, Mus, Doc, 756
Arnold, Samuel, Mus, Doc. 795
Arnold, Samuel James, 374
Arnold, Thomas, D,D, 511
Ashburton, ist Lord (Alexander Baring), 406
Ashburton, 2nd Lord (William Bingham Ba
ring), 467
Ashburton, Lord (John Dunning), 894
Ashford, William, P,R,H,A, 83
Astle, Mr. 913
Atterbury, Francis, Bishop of Rochester, 753
Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, K,G. 373
Aylesford, Countess of, 850
Babington, William, M,D,,F,R,S. 122
Baillie, Matthew, M.D, 44
Baily, Edward Hodges, R,A, 591
Baird, Sir David, Bart, 474
Ballantine, James, 257
Baly, William, M,D, 488
Bane, Elizabeth Bridget, Hon, Mrs, Charles
James Fox, 42
Banks, Right Hon. Sir Joseph, Ri", K,B. 941
{fage 184)
Bannister, John, no
Barham, Rev, Richard Harris, 586
Baring, Alexander, 1st Lord Ashburton, 406
Baring, William Bingham, 2nd Lord Ash
burton, 467
Baring, Francis Thornhill, 1st Lord North
brook, 453
Baring, Sir Francis, Bt, 47
Barker, Thomas, 855
Barlow, Peter, F,R,S,, F,A.S, 47

igS

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

Barrett, Elizabeth, Mrs. Browning, 600
Barrington, 2nd Viscount (William Wildman),
929 (page 183)
Barrington, Hon, Daines, 762
Barrington, Shute, Bishop of Durham, 161
Barrow, Sir John, Bt,, F, R,S, 420
Barry, Sir Charles, Kt,, R,A, 618
Barton, Bernard, 530
Bates, Joah, 780
Bates, Mrs, (Susan Harrop), 780
Bath and Wells, Bishop of (John Still), 637
Bathurst, 3rd Earl, K,G, (Henry Bathurst), 213
Baxter, Richard, 713
Beaufort, Duke of, 457
Beaufort, Admiral Sir F,, K,C,E. 418
Beauvale, Lord, 3rd Viscount Melbourne, 388
Beckett, Gilbert Abbot a, 595
Bedford, 4th Duke of (John Russell), 933
{page 183)
Beechey, Sir William, Kt,, R,A, 98
Bell, Sir Charles, K,H, 236
Bell, Professor George J, 100
Bell, John, 239
Bell, Catherine, Mrs. Gurney, 887
Bell, Priscilla, Mrs, Wakefield, 887
Bentham, Jeremy, 250, 266
Bentinck, Lord George, 540
Bentinck, Lord WiUiam Henry Cavendish,
G,C,B. 243
Beresford, Lord John George, Archbishop of
Armagh, 471
Beresford, Field-Marslial Viscount (William
Carr Beresford), 202
Berners, 2nd Baron (John Bourchier), 655
Bessborough, 2nd Earl of (WUliam Ponsonby),
923 {page 183)
Bewick, Thomas, 260
Bickersteth, Henry, Lord Langdale, 565
Bingham, Sir Richard, Kt, 643
Bishop, Sir Henry Rowley, Kt. 254
Blake, William, 112
Bland, Dorothy, Mrs. Jordan, 108, 841
Blane, Sir GUbert, M.D, 366
Blessington, 1st Earl of (WilUam Stewart),
938 (fg' "S3)
BUzard, Sir William, Kt, 8
Blomfield, Charlesjames, Bishop of London, 507
Bloomfield, Robert, 168
Bodley, Thomas, 407
Bone, R, T. 555
Bonnington, Richard Parkes, 344
Bonomi, Joseph, A,R,A, 838
Bourchier, John, and Baron Berners, 655
Bouverie, Mrs, and Mrs, Crewe, 895
Boyne, 2nd Viscount (Gustavus Hamilton),
801, 839
Brabazon, Mary Elizabeth, Countess Grey,
342, 352
Braham, John, 43 i
Bramhall, John, Archbishop of Armagh, 674
Brand, Mr, Thomss, 932 (page 183)
Brande, William Thomas, D,C,L,, F,R,S, 483
Brandon, Frances, Duchess of Suffolk, and
Adrian Stokes, 644

Brereton, Lord, 682
Brewster, Sir David, Kt, 484
Bright, Richard, M,D, 424
Brodie, Sir Benjamin Collins, Bt,, F,R,S, 578
Brodrick, Charles, D, D, Archbishop of Cashel,
172
Brodrick, Alan, 1st Viscount Midleton, 764
Broke, Admiral Sir P, B, Vere, Bt, 121
Bronte, Charlotte, Mrs, Nicholls, 569
Brookes, Joshua, F,R,S, 179
Brown, Robert, F,R,S, 516
Browne, Anthony, 1st Viscount Montagu,
K,G, 675
Browne, Sir Anthony, 654
Browne, Sir George, 798
Browning, Mrs, (Elizabeth Barrett), 600
Bruce, Thomas, 7th Earl of Elgin and Kincar
dine), 129
Bruce, James, 8th Earl of Elgin and Kincar
dine) 533
Brudenell, George, last Duke of Montagu,
K,G, 851
Brummel, George Bryan ("Beau Brummel"),
867
Brunei, Sir Marc Isambard, Kt, 486
Brunei, Isambard Kingdom, D,C,L,, F,R.S,
491
Buccleuch, 3rd Duke of, K,G,, K,T, (Henry
Scott), 819
Buccleuch, 4th Duke of, K,T, (Charles W.H.
Scott), 864
Buccleuch, Duchess of, and her daughter (Lady
Elizabeth Montagu), 862
Buccleuch, Duchess of (Ann Scott, Duchess of
Monmouth), 747
Buckinghamshire, 4th Earl of (Robert Hobart),
'74 , .
Buckland, WiUiam, D,D, Dean of Westmin
ster, 480
Bulteel, Lady Eliz, (Lady Eliz. Grey), 352
Burdett, Sir Francis, Bt, M,P, 138, 171
Burdett, Lady (Sophia Coutts), 142
Burke, Right Hon, Edmund, 820
Burnes, Sir Alexander, Kt. 414
Burney, Charles, D,D, 155
Burney, Frances, Madame D'Arblay, 856
Burr, Margaret, Mrs, Gainsborough, 816
Burrowes, Peter, M,P. 876
Bushe, Cliailes Kendal, Lord Chief Justice of
Ireland, 217
Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bt. 389. 392
Byng, Admiral John, 805
Byron, 6th Lord (George Gordon Noel), 285,
302
Callcott, Sir Augustus WaU, R,A, 557
Callcott, John Wall, Mus, Doc, 91
Callcott, Lady (Maria Dundas), 579
Calvt rt, Lieut,-General Sir Harry, Bt,, G,C,B,,
G.C.H, 192
Cambridge, Adolphus Frederick, Duke of,
K,G, 330
Campbell, Archibald, ist Marq, of Argyll, 711
Campbell, 1st Lord (John CampbeU), 469

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

'99

Campbell, Lord WiUiam, 817
CampbeU, Colin, Lord Clyde, 454
CampbeU of Ava, General Sir Archibald, Bt,
316
Campbell, Thomas, 256, 257, 284
Canning, 1st Earl (Charles John Canning), 500
Canning, Right Hon, George, 52, 234, 237
Canterbury, Archbishop of (Thomas Cranmer),
638
Canterbury, Archbishop of (WiUiam Howley)
324
Canterbury, Archbishop of (John Bird Sum
ner), 380
Canterbury, Archbishop of (Charles Manners
Sutton), 1 1
Canterbury, ist Viscount (Charles Manners
Sutton), 240
Carlisle, 7th Earl of, K.G, (George W, F,
Howard), 536
Carlisle, Bishop of (Edmund Law), 879
Carlisle, Archdeacon of (William Paley), 833
Carlisle, Countess of (Lucy Percy), 730
Carmarthen, Marquis of (Francis Godolphin),
941 (page 184)
Caroline, Queen, and Princess Charlotte of
Wales, 225
Carpenter, William Hookham, F,S.A, 357
Carpue, John Constantine, F,R,S, 345
Cary, Rev. Henry Francis, 293
Cashel, Archbishop of (Charles Brodrick), 172
Castlereagh, Viscount, 206
Cathcart, ist Earl (William Schaw Cathcart),
7'
Cathcart, 2nd Earl (Charles Murray Cathcart),
223
Cathcart, General Sir George, 450
Cathcart, Louisa, Countess of Mansfield, 854
Caton, Marianne, Marchioness Wellesley, 209
Cavan, 7th Earl of (Richard Ford William
Lambart) 197
Cavendish, William Spencer, 6th Duke of
Devonshire, K,G, 184
Cecil, Brownlow, 2nd Marquis of Exeter, with
his brother and sister, 139
Chalon, A, E,, R,A, 555
Chalon, J, J,, R,A, 555
Chaloner, Anne, Countess of Harewood, and
Child, 897
Chantrey, Sir Francis, R,A, 335, 364
Charles Edward Stuart, Prince, and his
Brother, 866
Charlotte, Queen, 18
Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Wales,225,23i,
948
Charnock, Stephen, B,D, 691
Chester, Sir Robert, Kt, 399
Chesterfield, Earl of, 457
Chudleigh, Elizabeth, Duchess of Kingston,
791
Clare, 1st Earl of (John Fitzgibbon), 881
Clarendon, Earl of (Henry Hyde), 918 (page
.83)
Clarke, Sir Charles Mansfield, Bart,, M D.,
F.R,S, 326

Clarke, Rev, Adam, LL,D. 331
Clarke, Rev, Edward Daniel, LL,D, 39
Clarkson, Thomas, 178
Clay, Rev, John, 528
Clerk, of Eldin, John, 56
Cleveland, John, 709
Clift, William, F,R,S, 358
Clinton, Henry Pelham, 5th Duke of New
castle, 452
CUve, Mrs, (Catherine Raftor, " Kitty CUve")
759
Clough, Arthur Hugh, 624
Clyde, Lord (Colin Campbell), 454
Cobbett, William, 251, 264
Cobden, Richard, M,P, 461, 468
Cobham, F, M, ist Viscount (Richard Tem
ple), 765
Cochrane, Thomas, ioth Earl of Dundonald,
340
Cockburn. Lord (Henry Thomas Cockburn),
5'4
Cockburn, Admiral Sir George, G.CB, 425
Cockerell, Charles Robert, R,A, 617
Codrington, Admiral Sir Edward, G,C,B.
333. 36a
Colborne, John, Field-Marshal Lord Seaton,
201
Cole, General Sir Lowry, 224
Colebrooke, Henry Thomas, F.R.S, 157
Coleridge, Hartley, 272, 306
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 275, 296, 297
CoUingwood, 1st Lord (Cuthbert Colling wood),
24
Collins, William, R,A, 558
Colman, George (the Younger), 118
Combe, George, 513
Combermere, Viscount (Stapleton Cotton), 195
Congleton, 1st Lord (Henry Brooke ParneU),
319
Constable, Archibald, 257
Constable, John, R,A. 145
Cooke, George, 104
Cooper, Sir Astley Paston, Bt, 216
Copleston, Edward, Bishop of Llandaff, 385
Copley, John Singleton, Lord Lyndhurst, 451
Coram, Captain Thomas, 803
Cork and Orrery, Countess of (Hon, Mary
Monckton), 332
Cosway, Mrs, (Maria Ann Hadfield), 102
Cottenham, ist Earl of (Charles Christopher
Pepys), 377
Cotterel, Sir Charles, 710
Cotton, Stapleton, Viscount Combermere, 195,
Coutts, Sophia, Lady Burdett, 142
Coventry, Thomas, Lord Keeper, 697
Coventry, Lady (Elizabeth Aldersey), 701
Cowper, William, 777
Cowper, Mrs, (Anne Donne), 778
Cox, David, 619
Coxe, Archdeacon William, D,D, 120
Cozens, John Robert, 808
Crabbe, Rev, George, 257, 287, 289
Cranfield, Lionel, ist Duke of Dorset, 769
Cranmer, Thomas, Archbp. of Canterbury,638

200

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

Crewe, Sir Randolph, Kt. 667
Crewe, Sir Thomas, Kt, 672
Crewe, Mrs, and Mrs, Bouverie, 895
CristaU, J, 555
Croker, Right Hon, John Wilson, M,P. 397
CromweU, Henry, 732
Cromwell, Oliver, Lord Protector, 728
Cromwell, Richard, 733
CromweU, Bridget, Mrs, Fleetwood, 727
Cromwell, Frances, Lady RusseU, 721
CromweU, Mary, Lady Fauconberg, 729
Crowe, Eyre Evans, 567
Crowle, Charles, 941 {page 184)
Cubitt, Sir WiUiam, Kt. 508
Cumberland, Ernest Augustus, Duke of, K.G,
(King of Hanover), 2
Cumberland, Countess of (Lady Margaret Rus
seU), 679
Cunningham, AUan, 300
Cureton, Rev. WUliam, D,D,, F,R,S, 509
Curtis, Sir WiUiam, Bt,, M,P, 210
Cust, Right Hon. Sir John, Bt. 885
Dacre, Lady (Dorothy North), 696
Dalhous e, ist Marquis of (James Andrew
Broun Ramsay), 465
Dalton, John, D CL, 244
D'AncarviUe, M, 913
Dance, Sir Nathaniel, Bt,, R,A, 770
Dance, George, R,A, 135
DanieU, Thomas, R.A. 336
¦D'Arblay, Madame (Frances Burney), 856
D'Arcy, Robert, last Earl of Holdernesse, 937
{page 183)
Darling, General Sir Ralph, G,C.H, 265
Darlington, Earl of, 474
Dartmouth, 1st Lord (George Legge), 737
Dashwood, Francis, Lord Le Dcipencer, 921
{page iSi)
Davy, Sir Humphry, Bt, 233
Day, Thomas, 906
Dayes, Edward, 85
De Grey, Earl, K,G, (Thos, Philip Grey), 404
De la Beche, Sir Henry Thomas, Kt, 489
Delawarr, Lord (William West), 629
Delawarr, Lady (Isabella Edmunds), 705
Dempster, George, M,P, 40
Denbigh, ist Earl of (WiUiam Fielding), 708
Denman, ist Lord (Thomas Denman), 313
Denman, Thomas, M.D. 34
Denny, Colonel, 926 {page 183)
De Quincey, Thomas, 622
Derby, 13th Earl of, K.G. (Edward Smith
Stanley), 383
Derwentwater,3rdEarl of (James RadcUffe), 758
Derwentwater, Countess of (Mary Tudor), 749
Derwentwater, Countess of (Anna Webb), 758
De Saumarez, Admiral Lord, 125
Despencer, Lord le (Francis Dashwood), 921
{page 1 83)
Devonshire, 6th Duke of, K.G. (William
Spencer Cavendish), 184
Dibdin, Charles, 10
Digby, Admiral the Hon. Robert, 872

Dilettanti Society, Members of the, 916-946
D'Israeli, Isaac, 334
Dobson, William, 710
Donne Anne, Mrs. Cowper, 778
Donoughmore, Earl of (John Hely Hutchinson),
20
Dormer, Sir Michael, Kt. 648
Dormer, Jane, Duchess of Feria, 635
D'Orsay, Count, 457
Dorset, ist Duke of (Lionel Cranfield), 769
Dorset, 2nd Duke of (Charles Sackville), 916
(page 183)
Dowton, William, 813
Drake, Sir Francis, Kt. 663
Drummond, Captain Thomas, R.E. 394
Dublin, Archbishop of (William Magee), 311
DubUn, Archbishop of (Richard Whately), 375
Dublin, Titular Archbishop of (Peter Talbot),
707
Dunbar, Gavin, Bishop of Aberdeen, 636
Duncombe, Thomas SUngsby, M.P. 391
Dundas, 1st Lord (Thomas Dundas), 941, 944
{page 184)
Dundas, Maria, Lady Callcott, 579
Dundee, Viscount (John Graham of Claver-
house), 720
Dundonald, ioth Earl of (Thomas Cochrane),
340
Dunfermline, Lord (James Abercromby), 318,
892
Dunk, George Montagu, 2nd Earl of Halifax,
826
Dunning, John, Lord Ashburton, 894
Durham, ist Earl of (John George Lambton),
325
Durham, Bishop of (Shute Barrington), 161
Durham, Bishop of (Edward Maltby), 429
Durham, Bishopof (William Van Mildert), 286
Durham, Countess of (Lady Louisa Elizabeth
Grey), 352
Dyer, George, 149
Dysart, Countess of (Louisa Tollemache), 857
Eardley, Lady, and Child (Maria Marow
Wilmot), 845
Eardley, Maria Marow, Lady Saye and Sele, 845
Eastlake, Sir Charles Lock, Kt., P.R.A. 621
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, 175
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, and Family, 842
Edmunds, Labella, Lady Delawarr, 705
Edward VI. 651, 657
Edward, Duke of Kent, K.G. 196, 370
Egerton, Francis, ist Earl of Ellesmere, K.G.
376
Egg, Augustus Leopold, R.A. 607
Egremont, 3rd Earl of (George O'Brien Wynd
ham), 283
Eldon, Earl of (John Scott), 37, 51
Elgin and Kincardine, 7th Earl of (Thomas
Bruce), 129
Elgin and Kincardine, 8th Earl of (James
Bruce), 533
Elizabeth, Queen, 642
Ellenborough, ist Lord (Edward Law), 49

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

201

Ellesmere, Ist Earl of, K.G. (Francis Egerton),
376
EUice, Right Hon. Edward, M.P. 947
Elliott, Ebenezer, 611
EUiotson, Thomas, M.D. 442
Elphinstone, William, Bishop of Aberdeen, 6 52
Elphinstone, General R, Dalrymple Home, 781
Elphinstone, Mrs, Dalrymple Home (Mary
Elphinstone), 782
Ely, Dean of (George Peacock), 475
•Emery, tjohn, 116, 117
Englefield, Sir Henry C, Bt, 943 {page 184)
Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, K,G,
(King of Hanover), 2
Erskine, 1st Lord, K.T, (Thomas Erskine),
36,46
Etty, WiUiam, R.A. 564
Exeter, 2nd Marquis of, with his Brother and
Sister (Brownlow Cecil), 139
Exmouth, 1st Viscount (Admiral Edward
Pellew), 58
Faber, Frederick William, D.D. 520
Falconer, William, M.D, 812
Fane, John, nth Earl of Westmoreland,
K.CB. 62
Faraday, Michael, F.R.S,, D,C.L, 487, 534
-Farnaby, Dr, Thomas, 688
Farren, William, 115
Fauconberg, Lady (Mary Cromwell), 729
Fauquier, Mr, WiUiam, 925 {page 183)
Tawcett, John, 96
Feilding, WUliam, ist Earl of Denbigh, 708
Ferguson, Sir Adam, 257
Feria, Duchess of (Jane Dormer), 635
Fermanagh, Baroness ( Mary Verney), 141
Ferrers, 4th Earl (Laurence Shirley), 797
Ferrier, Professor James Frederick, 570
Fielden, John, M,P, 363
Finch, Sir Heneage, Kt, 668
Finch, Sir Moyle, Kt. 647
Finlaison, John, 278
FitzClarence, George, ist Earl of Munster, 327
FitzClarence, Lord Adolphus, 457
Fitzgibbon, John, 1st Earl of Clare, 881
Fitzherbert, Mrs, 821
Fitzmaurice, Henry Petty, 3rd Marquis of
Lansdowne, K,G, 329, 396
Flaxman, John, R,A. 553
Fleetwood, Mrs, (Bridget CromweU), 727
Follett, Sir William Webb, Kt, 395
Ford, Richard, 426
Fortescue, 2nd Earl, K,G, (Hugh Fortes
cue), 466
Fox, Henry Richard Vassall, 3rd Lord HoUand,
350, 354
Fox, Right Hon, Charlesjames, 33
Fox, Right Hon. Sir Stephen, Kt, 766
Fox, Lady (Christiana Hope), 771
Fox, Hon, Mrs, Charles James (Eliz, Bridget
Bane), 42
FrankUn, Sir John, Kt, 416
Fraser, Alexander George, 16th Lord Saltoun,
K,T,, K,C,B, 124

Frederica Charlotte Ulrica (Princess Royal of
Prussia), Duchess of York, 13
Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, K,G, 757
Frederick, Duke of York, K,G, 193
Frend, William, M,A, 291
Frere, Right Hon, John Hookham, 235
Frewen, Accepted, Archbishop of York, 715
Fry, Mrs, (Elizabeth Gurney), 506 •
Fry, Caroline (Mrs, Wilson), 279
Gainsborough, Mrs. (Margaret Burr), 816
Galton, Samuel, 907
Galway, 1st Viscount (John Monckton), 936
{pageil'i)
Galway, Mr, Stephen Payne, 940 {page 183)
Gambler, Admiral Lord (James Gambier), 72
Gardner, 2nd Lord (Alan Hyde), 133
Garrick, David, 774, 792, 837, 899
Garrick, Mrs, 837
George III, 1 2
George IV, i, 212
George Augustus Frederick, Prince of Wales
(George IV,), i
Geraldine, " The Fair," and the Earl of Surrey,
626
Gerbier, Sir Balthasar, Kt, 710
Gibson, John, R,A, 589
Gifford, ist Lord (Robert Gifford), 276
Gifford, William, 148
Gilbert, Davies, P,R,S, 229
Gladstone, Sir John, 1st Bt, 355
Gladstone, Thomas, 79
Glenelg, Lord (Charles Grant), 387
Glover, Miss, 566, 571
Godolphin, Francis, Marquis of Carmarthen,
941 (/.a^f 184)
Godwin, WiUiam, 299
Godwin, Mary, Mrs, Shelley, 271
Gordon, 4th Duke of (Alexander Gordon), 2 1
Gordon, George, 2nd Marquis of Huntly, 717
Gordon, George Hamilton, 4th Earl of Aber
deen, K,G,, K,T, 401
Gordon, Sir John Watson, R,A, 590
Gordon, Duchess of (Jane MaxweU), 4
Gordon-Lennox, Charles, 4th Duke of Rich
mond, K,G, 191
Goulburn, Right Hon, Henry, M,P, 405
Gower, Leveson {see Leveson-Gower)
Graham, James, Marquis of Montrose, 700
Graham of Claverhouse, John, Viscount Dun
dee, 720
Graham, Thomas, Lord Lynedoch, 198
Grant, Charles, Lord Glenelg, 387
Grant, Sir WiUiam, Kt,, Master of the Rolls,
151
Grant of Laggan, Mrs, (.Anne McVicar), 281
Granville, 1st Earl(GranviUe Leveson-Gower),
460
Grattan, Henry, moving the Declaration of
Independence in the Irish House of Com
mons, 871
Graves, Rev, Richard, 884
Gray, General Sir George, 927 {page 183)
Gray, Sir James, K,B. 919 {page 183)

202

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

Gray, Edward Wh'ittaker, M.D. 167
Gray, Thomas, the Poet, 799
Gray, Thomas, 360
Green, Joseph Henry, F.R.S., D.C.L. 505
Gregory, James, M.D. 156
Gregory, James, F.R.S. 704
Gregory, Ollnthus, L.L.D. 339
Grenville, Lord (William "Wyndham), 29
Grenville, Right Hon. Thomas, 59
Grenville, Lady (Hon. Anne Pitt), 60
Greville, Right Hon. Charles, 913
Greville, Hon. Charles F. 941 (page 134)
Greville, Lady Charlotte, 69
Grey, 2nd Earl f Charles Grey), 310
Grey, Thomas Philip, Earl De Grey, K.G. 404
Grey of RoUeston, William, 2nd Lord, 744
Grey, Countess (Mary Elizabeth Brabazon),
Grey, Lady Elizabeth, Lady Eliz. Bulteel, 352
Grey, Lady Louisa Elizabeth, Countess of
Durham, 352
Grimston, 2nd Viscount, with brother and
sisters (James Grimston), 827
Grosvenor, Robert, ist Marquis of West
minster, 840
Guildeford, Lady, 659
Guilford, 4th Earl of (Francis North), 891
Gunning, Elizabeth, Duchess of Hamilton and
of Argyll, 849
Gurney, Elizabeth, Mrs. Fry, 506
Gurwood, Colonel John, 411
Gwyn, Nell, 740
Hadfield, Maria Ann, Mrs. Cosway, 102
Halford, Sir Henry, Bt., M.D. 218
Haliburton, Hon. Thomas Chandler, 604
Halifax, 2nd Earl of (George Montagu Dunk),
826
Hall, Sir James, Bt. 13 i
Hall, Rev. Robert, 63
Hallam, Arthur Henry, 494
Hallam, Henry, 408, 493
Hamilton, Gustavus, 2nd Viscount Boyne, 80J,
839
Hamilton, Right Hon, Sir William, K.B, 940
{page 1S3)
Hamilton, Sir WiUiam, Bt, 499
Hamilton, Captain Thomas, 560
Hamilton, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning),
849
Hamilton, Lady (Emma Harte), 26, 113
Handel, George Frederick, 750
Hannah, Rev, John, D,D, 519
Hanover, King of (Ernest Augustus, Duke of
Cumberland), 2
Hardinge, Field -Marshal Viscount (Henry
Hardinge), and Staff, 439
Hardy, Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman, Bt, 75
Harewood, Countess of, and child (Anne Chalo
ner), 897
Harlowe, George Henry, 1 1 1
Karris, Henry, 922 {page 183)
Harrop, Susan, Mrs, Bates, 780
Harrowby, ist Earl of (Dudley Ryder), 226

Harte, Emma, Lady Hamilton, 26, 113
Hartley, Mrs, Elizabeth, 810
Hastings, ist Marquis of (Francis Rawdon
Hastings), 65
Havelock, Sir Henry, K,C,B. 545
Hawes, Benjamin, F.S,A, 527
Hay, Charles, Lord Newton, 132
Haydon, Benjamin Robert, 575
Hayley, WiUiam, 859
Hazlitt, WiUiam, 301, 307
Head, Right Hon, Sir Edmund W,, Bt,, K.CB.
458
Heath, James, A.R.A, 90
Heathcote, Sir Gilbert, 4th Bt. 68
Hemans, Felicia Dorothea, 576
Heneage, Lady (Ann Poyntz), 650
Henry, Prince of Wales, 665
Herbert, Edward, 2nd Earl of Powis, K.G. 348
Herbert of Lea, Lord (Sidney Herbert), 478
Heriot, George, 660
Herries, Right Hon J. C. 398
Heywood, Miss (Mrs. Musters), 832
Hick, Benjamin, C.E, 430
Hill, ist Viscount (Rowland Hill), 433
Hill, Rev, Rowland, 57
Hilton, WiUiam, R,A, 349
Hoare, Prince, 835
Hobart, Robert, 4th Earl of Buckingham
shire, 174
Hodgson, Field-Marshal Studholme, 785
Hogg, James, 257, 259
Holdernesse, last Earl of (Robert D'Arcy), 937
{page 183)
Holland, Lord, 900
Holland, 3rd Lord (Henry Richard Vassall
Fo't). 350J 354
HoUand, Sir Nathaniel Dance, Bt,, R,A, 770
Holland, Lady (EUzabeth Vassall), 3J0
Holies, Lord (Denzil Holies), 723
Holies, Sir Frescheville, 689
Holies, Denzil, 632
Holies, Gervase, 712
Holman, Lieut, -General James, R,N. 413
Holt, Mr, Thomas, 909
Home, Sir Everard, Bt, 211
Home, Rev, John, 823
Hood, Thomas, 593, 594
Hook, Theodore Edward, 295
Hooker, Sir WiUiam Jackson, Kt, 437, 464*
Hopberg, Baron, 935 (page 183)
Hope, Christiana, Lady Fox, 771
Hornby, Lady (Lady Charlotte Stanley), 144
Hornby, Charlotte Margaret, Lady Stanley, 136
Horner, Francis, 53
Howard, George W, F, 7th Earl of Carlisle,
K,G, 536
Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey, and the "Fair
Geraldine," 626
Howard, Lieut, Edward, R,N, 427
Howard Henry, R,A. 584.
Howe, Admiral Earl, 877
Howe, Rev, John, M,A, 718, 742
Howe, Mr. J, 917 {page 183)
Howley, WiUiam, Archbp, of Canterbury, 324

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

203

Hume, Sir Abraham, 893
Hume, Joseph, M.P. 459
Hunt, James Henry Leigh, 290, 606
Hunt, William Henry, 585
Huntly, 2nd Marquis of (George Gordon), 717
Huskisson, Right Hon. William, 238
Hutchinson, John Hely, Earl of Donough
more, 20
Hyde, Henry, Earl of Clarendon, 918 {page
183)
Hyde, Alan, 2nd Lord Gardner, 133
Inglis, Right Hon. Sir Robert Harry, Bt. M.P.
512
Irving, Rev. Edward, 298, 372
Jackson, John, R.A. 559
Jameson, Professor Robert, 402
Jamieson, Rev. John, D.D. 45
Jardine, Sir Henry, 257
Jebb, Sir Joshua, K.CB. 574
Jeffrey, Francis, Lord, 257, 314
Jenkinson, Robert Banks, 2nd Earl of Liver
pool, 190
Jerrold, Douglas, 597
Jervis, John, ist Earl of St. Vincent, K.B. 76
Johnstone, Sir F. Bart. 474
Jones, Miss, 813
Jordan, Mrs. (Dorothy Bland), 108, 841
Kaye, John, Bishop of Lincoln, 434
Kean, Charles, 436, 568
Kean, Edmund, 246
Keane, General Lord, 580
Keate, Robert, 556
Keats, John, 152
Keble, Rev. John, 510
Keene, Sir Benjamin, 784
Keir, James, F.R.S, and Granddaughter, 903
Kemble Family, The, 99
Kemble, Charles, 87
Kemble, John Philip, 82
Kemble, Sarah (Mrs, Siddons), 81, 95, 97, 99
Kent, Edward, Duke of, K.G. 196, 370
Kent, Maria Louisa Victoria, Duchess of, 367,
369
Keppel, Arnold Joost Van, ist Earl of Albe
marle, K,G, 746
Keppel, Admiral Viscount (Augustus Keppel),
843
King, Thomas, 774
Kingsdown, Lord (Thomas Pemberton Leigh),
476
Kingston, Duchess of (Elizabeth Chudleigh),
791
Kippis, Andrew, D,D. 796
Kirby, John, 752
Kirby, Joshua, and his wife, 910
Kirby, Sarah (Mrs, Trimmer), 147
Knight, Richard Payne, 942 (page 184)
Knollys, Lettice, Countess of Leicester, 683
Knyvet, Sir Thomas, Kt, 658
Lamb, Charles, 275, 280

Lamb, WiUiam, 2nd Viscount Melbourne,
3'5. 378,449
Lamb, Frederick James (Lord Beauvale), 3rd
Viscount Melbourne, 388
Lamb, Mary Ann, 280
Lambart, Richard Ford WiUiam, 7th Earl of
Cavan, 197
Lambton, John George, 1st Earl of Durham,
325
Lambton, Hon, Charles William (*' Master
Lambton "), 242
Lambton, Col, William, 207
Lancaster, Joseph, 169
Lance, George, 562
Landon, Letitia EUzabeth (Mrs, McLean),4i2
Landor, Walter Savage, 609
Langdale, Lord (Henry Bickersteth), 565
Langton, Bennet, 829
Lansdowne, 3rd Marquis of, K,G, (Henry
Petty Fitzmaurice), 329, 396
Latham, John, M,D., F,R,S, 221
Lauderdale, 8th Earl of (James Maitland), 73
Law, Edmund, Bishop of Carlisle, 879
Law, Edward, ist Lord Ellenborough, 49
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, P,R,A, 353
Lawrence, Sir WiUiam, Bart, 537
Leach, Right Hon. Sir John, Master of the
RoUs, 222
Lee, Admiral Fitzroy, 775
Lee, Sir Henry, of Ditchley, K.G. 676
Lee, Sir Thomas (of Ireland), 631
Lee, John, D.D. 529
Leech, John, 615
Leeds, 5th Duke of (Francis Godolphin), 941
(page 184)
Legge, George, 1st Lord Dartmouth, 737
Legge, Colonel, 703
Leicester, Countess of (Dorothy Percy), 730
Leicester, Countess of (Lettice Knollys), 683
Leigh, Thomas Pemberton (Lord Kingsdown),
476
Lennox, Lady Louisa, 902
LesUe, Charles Robert, R.A. 347, 555
Leslie, David, 1st Ld. Newark, 950
L'Estrange, Sir Roger, 714
Leveridge, Richard, 760
Leveson-Gower, George Granville, 2nd Duke
of Sutherland, ,587
Leveson-Gower, Granville, ist Earl Gran
ville, 460
Lewis, Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Cornewall, Bt, 444
Lewis, Right Hon, Sir Thomas Frankland, Bt.
46+
Lewis, William Thomas, 109
Leyborne, Mrs, 896
Lichfield, Earl of, 449
Lincoln, Bishop of (John Kaye), 434
Lindley, John, Ph,D,, F.R,S, 435
Lingard, John, D,D, 261
Liston, John, 566
Liverpool, 2nd Earl of (Robert Banks Jen
kinson), 190
Llandaff, Bishop of (Edward Copleston), 385
Lloyd, Mary, Countess Rothes, 822

204

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

Lockhart, John Gibson, 253, 257
London, Bishop of (Charles James Blomfield),
¦ 507
London, Bishop of (Nicholas Ridley), 661
London, Bishop of (John Stokesley), 656
Londonderry, 2nd Marquis of, K.G. (Robert
Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh), 206
Longman, Thomas Norton, 304
Lymden, John, 634
Lyndhurst, Lord (John Singleton Copley),
451
Lynedoch, Lord (Thomas Graham), 198
Lyons, Admiral Lord (Edmund Lyons), 441
Lysons, Rev. Daniel, F,R.S, 170
Lysons, Samuel, F.R,S, 173
Macaulay, Lord (Thomas Babington Macaulay),
403> 463. 538
Macaulay, Zachary, 185
Mackenzie, Kenneth, last Earl of Seaforth,
941 (page 184)
Mackenzie, Henry, 257
Mackintosh, Right Hon, Sir James, Kt, 227
MacLeod, General Sir John, 204
Magee, William, Archbishop of DubUn, 311
Maitland, James, Sth Earl of Lauderdale, 73
Malcolm, Sarah, 802
Maltby, Edward, Bishop of Durham, 429
Manby, Aaron, CE, 361
Manchester, 5th Duke of (WilUam .Montagu),
294
Manners, Lord Robert, 860
Manners-Sutton, Charles, Archbishop of Can
terbury, II
Manners-Sutton, Charles, ist Viscount Canter
bury, 240
Mansfield, Countess of (Louisa Cathcart), 854
Mantell, Gideon A,, M.D., F.R.S. 468*
Maria Louisa Victoria, Duchess of Kent, 367,
369
Marryat, Captain Frederick, R.N., C.B. 423
Martin, John, 612
Martyn, Rev. Henry, 177
Mary, Queen of Scots, 681
Masquerier, John James, 811
Mathew, Very Rev, Theobald (" Father Ma
thew"), 525
Mathews, Charles, 269, 365
Maxwell, Sir Murray, Kt,, R,N. 208
MaxweU, Jane, Duchess of Gordon, 4
McCuUoch, Horatio, 581
McLean, Mrs, (Letitia Elizabeth Landon),
412
M'Crie, Thomas, D,D, 268
M'CuUoch, John, M,D,, F,R.S, 248
McVicar, Anne, Mrs, Grant, of Laggan, 281
Meet of His Majesty's Stag-hounds on Ascot
Heath, 457
Melbourne, 2nd Viscount (WiUiam Lamb),
3iS>378, 449
Melbourne, 3rd Viscount (Frederick James
Lamb, Lord Beauvale), 388
Mellon, Harriet (Duchess of St, Alban's), as
"Mrs, Page," 84

Melton Hunt (The), going to draw the Ram's
Head Cover, 474
MelviU, Sir James Cosmo, K,C B, 448
Metcalfe, Lord (Charles Theophilus Metcalfe),
154
M'Grigor, Sir James, Bt,, M,D,, K.C.B. 267
Middleton, Conyers, D.D. 793
Midleton, 1st Viscount (Alan Brodrick), 764
Miller, Hugh, 482
Mitford, Mary RusseU, 592
Moir, David Macbeth, 521
Moira, ist Earl of (Sir John Rawdon, Bt.) 931
{page 183)
Molesworth, Right Hon. Sir WiUiam, Bt. 541
Monckton, John, ist Viscount Galway, 936
(pagelSi)
Monckton, Hon. Mary, Countess of Cork and
Orrery, 332
Moncrieff, Rev. Sir H. Wellwood, Bt., D.D.
61
Monk, Christopher, 2nd Duke of Albemarle,
K.G. 726
Monmouth, Duchess of (Anne Scott), 747
Montagu, last Duke of, K.G. (George Brude-
neU), 851
-Montagu, ist Viscount, K.G. (Anthony
Browne), 675
Montagu, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich, 936
{page 183)
Montagu, WiUiam, 5th Duke of Manchester,
294
Montagu, Basil, 183
Montagu, Duchess of (Lady Mary Montagu),
858
Montagu, Elizabeth, Duchess of Buccleuch,
and her Daughter, 862
Montagu, Lady Ann, 736
Montagu, Ann, Lady North, 686
Monteagle, 1st Lord (Thomas Spring Rice),
321
Montgomery, James, 303
Montrose, Marquis of (James Graham), 700
Moody, John, 883
Moore, Admiral Sir Graham, G.C.B, 78
Moore, General Sir John, 77
Moore, Thomas, 257, 292
More, Richard, M.P, 706
More, Colonel Samuel, M,P, 735
More, Hannah, 146, 150, 158
Morgan, Lady (Sydney Owenson), 610
Morier, James, 470
Morland, George, 914
Morritt, John, B, S, 946 {page 184)
Morton, Thomas, 356
Morton, Lady, 673
Moser, George Michael, R,A, 809
Moser, Maria, R,A, 809
Mulgrave, 1st Earl of (Henry Phipps), 101
Mulgrave, 2nd Lord (John ConstantinePhipps),
941 {page 184)
Mulready, WiUiam, R,A, 551, 552
Munro, Sir Thomas, Bt, 128
Munster, ist Earl of (George FitzClarence), 327
Murray, Lord (John Archibald Murray), 379

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

205

Murtay, Right Hon, Sir George, 532
Murray, John, F.S,A, 288
Musters, Mrs, (Sophia Heywood), 832
Napier, Admiral Sir Charles, 455
Napier, General SirCharles James, G,C,B, 543
Napier, General Sir WiUiam Francis Patrick,
K,C,B, 548
Naunton, Sir Robert, Kt, 664
Nelson, Horatio, Admiral Viscount, 5, 9, 14,
16, 27
Nelson, Rev, Edmund, 25
Nelson, Robert, 722
Nelthorpe, Frances M,, Lady Anderson, 93
Newark, David Leslie, ist Ld, 950
Newcastle, 5th Duke of (Henry Pelham Clin
ton), 452
Newton, Lord (Charles Hay), 132
Nicholls, Mrs, (Charlotte Bronte), 569
Nicholson, Francis, 563
Noel, George Gordon, 6th Ld, Byron, 285, 302
Norbury, 1st Earl of (John Toler), 163
North, Dudley, 4th Lord, K,B, 685
Nortb, WiUiam, 6th Lord, 744
North, Francis, 4th Earl of Guilford, 891
North, Lady (Ann Montagu), 686
North, Dorothy, Lady Dacre, 696
Northbrook, 1st Lord (Francis Thornhill
Baring), 453
Northcote, Sir Stafford Henry, Bt. 114
Northcote, James, R,A, 143
Northumberland, 3rd Duke of, K.G, (Hugh
Percy), 228
Northumberland, 4th Duke of, K,G, (Algernon
Percy), 443
Norton, Grace, Countess of Portsmouth, 852
Norwich, Bishop of (Edward Stanley), 501
O'ConneU, Daniel, M,P, 432
Octavius, Prince, 949
O'Keeffe, John, 106
Oliver, Dr, 909
Onslow, Admiral Sir Richard, Bt, 814
Opie, Mrs, (Amelia Alderson;, 88
Osborn, Sir Peter, Kt, 662
Osborn, Peter, 645
Outram, General Sir James, Bt,, G,C.B, 445
Overbury, Sir Thomas, Kt, 678
Owen, Robert, 270
Owenson, Sydney, Lady Morgan, 610
Oxford, Countess of (Jane Elizabeth Scott), 66
Paget, Henry WUUam, F,M, 1st Marquis of
Anglesey, K,G, 205
Pakenham,Catherine,Dchs,ofWeUington,i87Paley, William, Archdeacon of Carlisle, 833
Palgrave, Sir Francis, Kt, 503
Palmerston, Viscount, K,G, (Henry John
Temple), 456
Panmure, Lord (William Ramsay), 613
Par, Katharine, Queen of Henry VIII, 639
Paris, John Ayrton, M,D, 415
Parkes, Joseph, 542
ParneU, Henry Brooke, ist Ld, Congleton, 3 19

Parry, Admiral Sir William Edward, Kt, 422
Parsons, William, 3rd Earl of Rosse, K,P. 440
Parsons, William, 783, 883
Partridge, J, 555
Peacock, George, Dean ofEly,D,D.,F,R.S, 475
Peacock, Thomas Love, 623
Peel, Sir Robert, Bt. 386
Peel, Captain Sir William, R,N,, K,C.B, 546
Pellew, Admiral Edward, ist Viscount Ex»
mouth, 58
Penn, Admiral Sir William, Kt, 772
Penruddock, Colonel and Mrs, 687
Pepys, Charles Christopher, ist Earl of Cotten.
ham, 377
Perceval, Right Hon, Spencer, 67
Percy, Hugh, 3rd Duke of Northumberland,
K,G, 228
Percy, Algernon, 4th Duke of Northumberland,
K,G, 443
" Perdita" {see Robinson, Mrs. Mary.)
Peters, Rev. Hugh, 724
Phillip, John, R.A. 599
Phillips, Sir Richard, Kt. 305
PhiUips, Thomas, R.A. 337
Phipps, Constantine John, 2nd Lord Mulgrave,
941 {page 184)
Phipps, Henry, ist Earl of Mulgrave, loi
Picton, General Sir Thomas, K.C.B. 200
Pitcairn, WiUiam, M.D. 863
Pitt, Right Hon. William, 15, 31, 32
Pitt, Hon. Anne, Lady Grenville, 60
Plunket, Lord (Wm. Conyngham Plunket), 875
Ponsonby, William, 2nd Earl of Bessborough,
')Zi{page 183)
Pope, Alexander, 790
Popham, Edward, 898
Popham, Colonel Edward, 702
Porson, Richard, 89
Portsmouth, Countess of (Grace Norton), 852
Potter, Rev. Robert, 831
Pottinger, Right Hon. Sir H. Bt., G.C.B. 438
Poulett-Thomson, Charles Edward, Lord Syden
ham, 322
Powis, 2nd Earl of, K.G. (Edward Herbert), 348
Poyntz, Ann, Lady Heneage, 650
Praed, Winthrop Mackworth, 371
Price, Mr. C 909
Price, Richard, D.D., 915
Priestley, Joseph, L,L,D, go8
Procter, Adelaide Anne, 605
Prout, WiUiam, M,D. 428
Pugin, Augustus Welby, 588
Purves, Sir WiUiam, of Woodhouselee, Kt, 7 1 9
Pye, Sir Walter, 699
Pye-Smlth, John, D,D,, F,R,S, 522
Queensberry, 5th Duke of, K,G,, K,T.
( Henry Scott j, 819
Queensberry, 6th Duke of, K T, (Charles W.
H. Scott), 864
Quin, James, S82
Radcliffe, James, 3rd Earl of Derwentwater,
758

206

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

Radnor, 1st Earl of (John RobartesJ, 741
Raeburn, Sir Henry, R,A, 130
Raffles, Sir Thomas Stamford, 215
Raffles, Rev, Thomas, D,D, 495
Raftor, Catherine, Mrs, Clive (" Kitty CUve"),
759
Raglan, F, M, Lord (Lord Fitzroy Somerset),
188
Raleigh, Sir Walter, Kt. 646, 671
Raleigh, Lady (Elizabeth Throckmorton), 640
Ramsay, James Andrew Broun, 1st Marquis of
Dalhousie, 465
Ramsay, William, Lord Panmure, 613
Rathbone, WiUiam, 549
Rawdon, Sir John, 1st Earl of Moira, 931
{page 183)
Raymond, Lord Chief Justice (Robert Ray
mond), 751
Reed, Andrew, D,D, 523
Rees, Abraham, D,D, 123
Reid, Dr, Thomas, 807
Rendel, James, F,R,S, 472
Rennie, John, 103
Reskimer, John, 628
Revett, Nicholas, 776
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, P,R,A, 818, 939 (page
183)
Reynolds, Richard, 176
Rice, Thomas Spring, ist Lord Monteagle, 321
Rich, Sir Charles, 698
Richard II, 653
Richardson, Sir John, Kt, 418
Richmond, 4th Duke of, K,G, (Charles Gor
don-Lennox), 191
Richmond, Duchess of, and Lady Louisa Len
nox, 902
Ridley, Nicholas, Bishop of London, 661
Ripon, 1st Earl of (Frederick John Robinson),
232
Robartes, John, ist Earl of Radnor, 741
Roberts, David, R,A. 608
Robertson, Patrick, Lord, 258
Robertson, C. J, 555
Robertson, Rev, Frederick William, 497
Robertson, William, D.D, 888
Robinson, Frederick John, 1st Earl of Ripon,
232
Robinson, Mrs. Mary (" Perdita"), 6, 22,
828, 836
Robson, J, 555
Rochester, Bishopof (Francis Atterbury J, 753
Rogers, Samuel, 312, 338
Romaine, Rev, William, 889
Romilly, Sir Samuel, Kt. 50
Romney, George, and his father, 853
Rooke, Admiral Sir George, Kt, 761
Roscoe, William, i6d
Ross, Sir James Clark, Kt, 418
Ross, Sir John, K,C.B, 419
Ross, Sir William Charles, Kt,, R,A. 561
Rosse, 3rd Earl of, K.P. (William Parsons),
440
Rothes, Countess of (Mary Lloyd), 822
Routh, Martin Joseph, D,D, 481

Russell, John, 4th Duke of Bedford, 933 {page
183)
Russell, William, Lord, 725
RusseU, Lady (Francis Cromwell), 721
Russell, Lady Margaret, Countess of Cumber
land, 679
Ryder, Dudley, ist Earl of Harrowby, 226
Sackville, Charles, 2nd Duke of Dorset, 916
(pagei&i)
St, Alban's, Duchess of (Harriet Mellon, as
" Mrs. Page"), 84
St, Vincent, ist Earl of, K,B, (John Jervis', 76
Sale, Sir Robert Henry, K,C,B, 417
Sale, Lady (Florentia Wynch), 421
Saltoun, i6th Lord, K,T,, K CB. (Alexander
George Fraser), 124,
Sanders, Colonel Sir Thomas, 695
Sandwich, 4th Earl of (John Montagu), 930
{page 183)
Savage, Samuel, 928 {page 183)
Saye and Sele, Lady (Maria Marow Eardley),
845
Scarlett, James Yorke, ist Lord Abinger, 40c
Schomberg, Armand Frederick, Duke of, K.G,
768
Scott, Henry, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, and 5th
Duke of Queensberry, K,G,, K,T, 819
Scott, Charles W, Henry, 4th Duke of Buc
cleuch, and 6th Duke of Queensberry, K,T.
864
Scott, John, Earl of Eldon, 37, 51
Scott, WiUiam, Lord Stowell, 43
Scott, Sir Walter, Bt, 247, 249, 252, 263
Scott, Sir Walter, and his literary friends, at
Abbotsford, 257
Scott, Anne, Duchess of Buccleuch and of
Monmouth, 747
Scott, Jane EUzabeth, Countess of Oxford, 66
Seaforth, last Earl of (Kenneth Mackenzie),
94' {p''g' '84)
Seaton, Field-Marshal Lord (John Colborne),
201
Sedgwick, Edward, 826
Sefton, Earl of, 449
Selwyn, George Augustus, 824
Senior, Nassau William, 477
Seton, George, 5th Lord, 677
Seward, Anna, 140
Seymour, Edward, Duke of Somerset, K,G.
627
Shadwell, Sir Lancelot, Vice-Chancellor of
England, 381
Sharp, William, 92
Sheepshanks, John, 614
Sheil, Right Hon, Richard Lalor, 539
SheUey, Percy Bysshe, 153
Shelley, Mrs. (Mary Godwin), 271
Sherard, Sir Brownlow, Bt, 920 (page 183)
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 7 8
Shirley, Laurence, 4th Earl Ferrars, 797
Shirley, Hon. Sewallis, 924 {page 183)
Shooting party at Ranton Abbey, Staffordshire,
449

INDEX OF PORTRAITS.

207

Shore, John, ist Lord Teignmouth, 64
Shrewsbury, Duke of, K.G, (Charles Talbot),
. 773
Siddons, Mrs, (Sarah Kemble), 81, 95, 97,99
Sidmouth, Viscount (Henry Addington), 7
Sidney, Algernon, 734
Sidney, Humphrey, 731
Sinclair, Right Hon, Sir John, Bt, 54
Sinclair, Catherine, 620
Sketching Society, The, 555
Skynner, Right Hon, Sir John, Lord Chief
Baron, 847
Smart, Sir George Thomas, Kt, 105
Smirke, Robert, R.A, 137
Smith, Alexander, 598
Smith, Colonel Hamilton, F,R,S, 127
Smith, Horace, 274
Smith, John Pye, D.D,, F.R.S, 522
Smith, Rev, Sydney, 309
Smith, Mrs, (Charlotte "Turner), 779
Smyth, Mr, of Heath, 940 {page 183)
Smythe, Percy Clinton Sydney, 6th Viscount
Strangford, 214
Soane, Sir John, Kt, R.A, 107
Solander, Daniel Charles, M,D,, F,R,S, 901
Somerset, Duke of, K,G. (Edward Seymour),
627
Somerset, Lord Fitzroy, Field-Marshal Lord
Raglan, 188
Somerville, 1 5th Lord (John Somerville), 1 59
Sotheby, WilUam, 164
Southey, Robert, 275, 282
Speke, Captain John Hanning, 547
Spelman, Sir Henry, Kt, 693
Spencer, 3rd Earl (John Ciiarles Spencer, Vis
count Althorp), 308
Spring Rice, Thomas, 1st Lord Monteagle, 321
Stanfield, Clarkson, R.A, 555, 572, 601
Stanhope, Lovell, 826
Stanhope, W, Spencer, 940 (page 183)
Stanley, Edward Smith, 13th Earl of Derby,
K,G, 383
Stanley, Edward, Bishop of Norwich, 501
Stanley, Lady (Charlotte Margaret Hornby),
136
Stanley, Lady Charlotte, Lady Hornby, 144
Stephen, James, M.P, 181
Stephenson, George, 490
Stephenson, Robert, 492
Stewart, Robert, Viscount Castlereagh, 2nd
Marquis of Londonderry, K,G, 206
Stewart,' William, ist Earl of Blessington, 938
{page 183)
Stewart Dugald, 55
StUl, John, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 637
Stokes, Adrian, 644
Stokesley, John, Bishop of London, 656
Stothard, Thomas, R,A, 351
Stowell, Lord (William Scott), 43
Strangford, 6th Viscount (Percy Clinton Syd
ney Smythe), 214
Strutt, Jedediah, 861
Stuart, Prince Charles Edward, and his brother,
866

Stuart de Rothesay, Lord (Charles Stuart), 80
Stuart- Wortley, Lady Emmeline C, E, 535
Stump, S. J, 555
Sturge, Joseph, 524
Suffolk, Duchess of (Frances Brandon), and
Adrian Stokes, 644
Sumner, John Bird, Archbishop of Canter
bury, 380
Surrey, Earl of (Henry Howard), and the
*'Fair Geraldine," 626
Sussex, Augustus Frederick, Duke of, K,G.
373
Sutherland, 2nd Duke of (George Granville
Leveson-Gower), 587
Sutton"(5etf Manners-Sutton)
Swinburne, Heory, 165
Sydenham, Lord (Charles Edward Poulett-
Thomson), 322
Talbot, 2nd Earl, K,G. (Charles Chetwynd
Talbot), 410
Talbot, Charles, Duke of Shrewsbury, K,G,
773 _ _
Talbot, Peter, Titular Archbishop of Dublin,
707
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon, 616
Tanfield, Lady, 669
Taylor, Sir Herbert, G,C,B, 323
Taylor Sir John, Bt, 940 {page 183)
Taylor, Sir Robert, Kt, 886
Taylor, Isaac, 504
Taylor, John, 368
Taylor, William, 273
Taylor, Ann and Jane, 800
Teignmouth, 1st Lord (John Shore), 64
Telford, Thomas, F.R,S, 166
Temple, Henry John, Viscount Palmerston,
K,G, 456
Temple, Richard, Field-Marshal, ist Viscount
Cobham, 765
Temple, Sir WiUiam, Kt, 743
Tenterden, ist Lord (Charles Abbott), 119
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 531, 603
Thompson, Richard, 940 {page 183)
Thomson, Henry, R.A, 346
Thomson, Rev. John, 341
Thornhill, Sir James, Kt, M,P. 716
Thornton, Henry, M,P, 182
Throckmorton, EUzabeth, Lady Raleigh, 640
Thynne, Lady Louisa, Countess of Aylesford,
850
Toler, John, ist Earl of Norbury, 163
Tollemache, Louisa, Countess of Dysart, 857
Towneley, John, Kt. of St. Louis, 789
Townley, Sir Charles, Kt. 830
Townley, Charles, and others, 909, 913
Townshend, Sir Roger, Kt. 630
Tradescant, John, the Elder, 694
Travers, Benjamin, F.R.S. 447
Trelawny, Rev. Sir Harry, Bt. as a Boy, 787
Trevelyan, Sir George, Bt. 890
Trimmer, Mis. (Sarah Kirby), 147
Trollope, Mrs, Frances, 596
Troubridge, Admiral Sir Thomas, Bt. 19

208

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

Troubridge, Sir Thomas St, Vincent, H, C,
Bt,, CB, 446
Truro, 1st Lord (Thomas Wilde), 473
Tudor, .Vlary, Countess of Derwentwater, 749
Tuke, Sir Brian, Kt, 625
Turner, Dawson, F.R,S, 409
Turner, Joseph Mallord WiUiam, R, A, 94, 9 1 2
Turner, Sharon, 393
Turner, Charlotte (Mrs. Smith), 779
Twisden, Mrs, (Anne Wyatt), 633
Twisleton, Colonel John, 738
Tytler, Alexander Fraser, Lord Woodhouselee,
48
Tytler, Patrick Fraser, 496
Tytler, WiUiam, of Woodhouselee, 873
Usher, James, Archbishop of Armagh, 670
Uwins, Thomas, R,A, 555, 602
Uxbridge, Earl of, 449
Vane, Hon, Mrs, Morgan (Mary Woodyeare),
786
Van Mildert, WiUiam, Bishop of Durham, 286
Vassall, EUzabeth, Lady Holland, 350
Vaux of Harrowden, 3rd Lord (WilUam Vaux),
649
Vavasour, Anne, 680
Verdun, Dr, 909
Verney, Mary (Baroness Fermanagh), 141
Vernon, Robert, 1550
Vernon, Henrietta, Countess of Warwick,
and Children, 815
"Ni^errio, Anthony, 739
Vestris, Madame, 566
Victoria, The Princess (Her Majesty the
Queen), 367
Villiers, Hon, Augustus, 474
Villiers, Hon, Mrs, 474
Vincent, William, Dean of Westminster, 186
Wager, Admiral Sir Charles, Kt, 755
Wakefield, Mrs, (PrisciUa BeU), 887
Wale, Gen, Sir Charles, K,C.B, 38
Wales, Charlotte Augusta, Princess of, 225,
231, 948
Wales, Frederick Lewis, Prince of, K.G, 757
Wales, George Augustus Frederick, Prince of
(George IV.), 1
Wales, Henry, Prince of, 665
Waller, Edmund, 690
Wallich, Nathaniel, M.D., F,R,S. 518
Walpole, Sir Edward, K,B, 794
Ward, James, R,A. 573
Ward, Robert Plumer, 317
Warde, Right Hon, General George, 868
Wardlaw, Rev, Ralph, D,D, 502
Warwick, Countess of, and Children (Hen
rietta Vernon), 815
Watson, George, P,R.S.A, 262
Webb, Anna, Countess of Derwentwater, 758
Wedgwood, Josiah, F,R.S., F,S,A, 905
Wellesley, Marquis, K,G, (Richard Wellesley),
359
V/ellesley, Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K.G,
194, 199; 46^

Wellesley, Marchioness ( Marianne Caton), 209
WeUington, Duke of, K,G, (Arthur Wellesley),
194, 199, 462
Wellington, Duchess of (Catherine Paken-
ham), 187
Wesley, Rev, Charles, 869
Wesley, Rev. John, 870
West, William, Lord Delawarr, 629
West, Benjamin, P,R,A, 17, 945 {page 184)
West, Francis Robert, 86
Western, Lord (Charles Callis Western), 880.
Western, Rev, Shirley, 880
Westminster, 1st M irquis of (Robert Gros
venor), 840
Westminster, Dean of (William Buckland),
480
Westminster, Dean of (William Vincent), 186
Westmorland, nth Earl of, K,C,B, (John
Fane), 62
Whately, Richard, Archbishop of Dublin, 375
WheweU, WiUiam, D,D,, F.R,S, 485
Whiston, Rev, William, 748
Whitbread, Samuel, M,P, 41
White, Sir Thomas, Kt, 641
White, Henry Kirke, 134
White, Rev, James, 517
Whitworth, Earl (Charles Whitworlh), 70
Wickham, Right Hon, William, 35
Widdrington, ist Lord (Sir W, Widdrington,
Bt,) 692
Widdrington, 4th Ld, (William Widdrington),
763
WHberforce, William, 180
Wilbraham, Roger, M,P, 74
Wilde, Thomas, 1st Lord Truro, 473
Wildman, WiUiam, 2nd Viscount Barrington,
929 {page 183)
Wilkes, John, M,P, 878
Wilkie, Sir David, R,A, 257, 343
William IV, 320
Williams, Mr, 566.
Williams, Rev, David, 911
Wilmot, Maria Marow (Lady Eardley), and
child, 845
Wilson, General Sir Robert Thomas, K,M,T.
189,
Wilson, Right Hon. James, 544
Wilson, Professor Horace Hayman, 554
Wilson, Professor John, " Christopher North,"
255> 257
Wilson, Richard, R,A, 834
Wilson, Mrs. (Caroline Fry), 279
Wilton, Earl of, 474
Wilton, Countess of, 474
Winwood, Sir Ralph, 666
Wiseman, Nicholas, Cardinal, 526
Withering, WiUiam, M.D., F,R,S, 904
Wodehouse, ist Lord (John Wodehouse), 30
Woffington, Margaret, 745, 754
Wolfe, Major-General James, 767, 804
Wolfe, Mrs, 806
WoUaston, WiUiam Hyde, M.D, 126
Wood, Sir Matthew, Bt, 219
Wood, Robert, 874

INDEX OF PORTRAITS,

209

Woodhouselee, Lord (Alexander Fraser Tytler),
48
Woodyeare, Mary (Hon Mrs. Morgan Vane),
786
Wordsworth, William, 257, 275, 277
Wortley, Stuart {see Stuart- Wortley)
Wray, Sir Bourchier, Bt. 934 (page 183)
Wright, Edward, 582
Wyatt, James, 788
Wyatt, Anne (Mrs, Twisden), 633
WyatvUle, Sir Jeffrey, R,A. 220
Wynch, Florentia (Lady Sale), 421
Wyndham, George O'Brien, 3rd Earl of Egre
mont, 283

Wyndham, WiUiam, Lord GrenviUe, 29
Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, 940 {page 183)
Wynn, Captain, 909
Wyse, Right Hon, Sir Thomas, K,C.B, 390
Yarrell, William, 515
Yates, Frederick Henry, 577
York, Frederica Charlotte Ulrica (Princess
Royal of Prussia), Duchess of, 13
York, Frederick, Duke of, K,G, 193
York, Archbishop of (Accepted Frewen), 715
Young, Charles, 571
Young, Thomas, M.D, 162,

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