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... course truly. A DANoenous BLow.-YoU may have read that pathetic poem of Browning's which commemorates that act of an earl of Arundel, who, having struck his little child on the head, had the picture of him- self and the child painted, the child, as he ...
... History of Commerce, makes the use of coaches In Eng. laud even later than this, and says they were introduced by the Earl of Arundel about the year 1650. For a long time they were exclusively confined to the wealthy classes; and it was not till the year ...
... 1641, which was crowded with the peers and commoners of England, and the commissioners of Scotland and Ireland. The Earl of Arundel is represented as president of the court, supported on his right by the Prince of Wales, afterwards Charles II, whilst ...
... Midsturimer Sessions at xeeler. The fitst I insltanee. whit, I have met with in any other Placesi thonse of Henry Frederick, Earl of Arundel, born in 1611; aind Sir l1,' Frederick Thynne, who was created a barou-,t in 164t. blotit tcese most have been named. ...
... was formerly held of the King it eapite by Robert de Mbntalt, Earl of Arundel, by being Steward of the County of Chester, viz., by the service of setting down the first dish before the Earl of Chester at Chester on Christmas Day. WVelcome as the return ...
... those in common use. Dr. Hulok (a German) holds the Bishop's tooth, and seems to have a good deal to say about it to the Earls of Arundel and Warwick. Sir Nicholas Bacon ,Vne the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper, the father ot Lrd Bacon. The ladles of honour ...
... Third, accompanied by his Queen, risited the earl, his kinsman, under whose guardianship as a minor he had been placed, and by whom he had been initiated into the practices of chivalry. It was here that Henry, Earl of Lancaster, after residing at the Castle ...
... endowed, in the persons 'of the Earl of Ellesmere and Earl Gran- ?? a Week. --Our contemporary might have added a third,-the present Duchess of Sutherland having been: created Countess of Cromarty, - with the title of Earl of Croniarty to her second son ...