... Flerirgs. His grandson got possession of theri et agein, but only to consign theti to thie Bisrhop of London to and the Earl of Arundel, as security for a loan of tell thou- dsand pounds. Shakespeare imakes Bolingbroke's adherents assert theft the proud ...

... lace-work. In No. 8 we behold the representation of a famous courtier and a justly- distinguished ?? :Howard, Earl of Arundel and- Surrey, Earl-Marshal and Lord. Steward of the Household. He was considered by many the most unapproachable man of his time ...

... of Newcastle, lust wife of William Cavrei- to dish, Earl, Marquis, and Duke of Newcastle; 42 and 43 are du portraits of a Lady and Genitleman of the above Cavendish be family; 43a is Robert Rich, Earl of Warwick; 45 is Kiiig el Charles I., Queen Henrietta ...

... same pub- lishers also announce, among their works in general literature, as. just ready, 1 The Life of Philip Howard, Earl of Arundel,-edited by the- Duke of Norfolk-4' Chow, Chow,'.' a narrative of -Indian travel, by the Viscountess' Fulkland-and Russia ...