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... no longer able to protect his favourite. The Earl was not only removed from his office of Chancellor, but was summoned to give an account of his administration. The Duke of Gloucester, the Earl of Arundel, with other lords in commission, found him guilty ...
... battle, and the king. doin was again threatened with all the horrors of a clvil war; when the prudent counsels of the Earl of Arundel averted the impending storm. He' repre- sented to the King the miseries to which the king- dom pnssst again be exposed ...
... Caxton, in the year 1483. The Golden Legead written by De Voragine was translated by Caxton, at the request of the Earl of Arundel. It consists of a series of sacred stories, and was very popular in the l5th enturv. The first book printed in England ...
... (t man of different stamina from man- kind in general. When he was 151 years of age, he was brought to London by the Earl of Arundel, and carried to court. The king said to him, You have lived longer than other, what have you done more than other men ...
... Part of this money he kept in cash to answer emergencies; with part of it he purchased the house and garden of the Earl of Arundel, in Lothbury, London; but the greater v part he invested in soldiers' debentures, with which Che purchased lands in Ireland ...
... Part of this money he kept in cash to answer emergencies; with part of it he purchased the house and garden of the Earl of Arundel, in Lothbury, London; but the greater art he invested in soldiers debentures, with which he purchased lands in Ireland ...
... which have retrrrinrlcd tirm, endurring, and inspiring. The other two Uict1rres are tire portrait of Thomas lowar d, Earl of Arundel, by Van Dyck, from the Stafford House collection; and the portrait of C.roline, Corrnatess of Carlisle, by Sir Joshua ...
... in the fourteenth century was Dole of Norfolk:. in thc twelfth century Robert de Mowbray ,was Earl of Northumberland; Moembrays overe also EarLs of Ar-undel ai i Nottingham; the fourth Baron MTow-br:y wars one of the signatories of Magna Charta. Yeorkshlire ...
... Huig-at-Arms, who, advancing towards the king, read the p atent by which Prinioe Henry -was created Dluke of York. T'he earls of Arundel, of Derby, of Shrewabury, whose representatives we still Lava among us, each pre- sidinlg over a district, introduced ...