EX LIBRIS, SEALS, ETC. EX LIBRIS. 176 Collection of Book Plates used by Families connected with Nottinghamshire. Lent by Mr. James Ward, M.E.L.S. Robert Thoroton, Thos. Thoroton, John Plumtre, Robert Plumtre, Rev. Henry Plumtre. William de Moubray, M. C. Hall, S. E. Hall. Capt. J. H. Tait, R. N., A. D. Tate, F. S. Tate, James Coldham, J. L. Story, Bernal Osborne, W. P. Clay, W. W. P. Clay. Edward Markham, Francis W. H. Cavendish. Storer, M.D., F.R.S., Storer, M.D. (two varieties). Major Wightman, Wm. Chapman, Henry Fynes Clinton. Charles Lindley, J. B. Clifton, Thos. Whitaker. Sir Thos. Parkyns, Bart., Thos. Boultbee Parkyns (two varieties). Rev. W. Barrow, L.L.D., S.A.S., Su: Duke, 1780, Samuel Gell. John Bryan, John Eyre, Emily Belper, Lord Belper. Josh. Strutt, G. B. Strutt (two varieties). Duke of St. Albans, C. Snart, R. Blankley, John Middlemore. Earl Manvers, John Thomas Becher. Charlotte Chaworth, John Chaworth Musters (two varieties). The Right Honorable Washington Sewallis, Earl Ferrers. Richard Milward, Edward Manvers, H. B. Beaumont. The Rt. Hon. Wm. Byron, Lord Byron, Sir Gervase Clifton, Bart. John J. Beresford, Charles Hurt, Lord Denman, W. Kendall. James Norman, Rev. A. W. Burnside, C. T. Waldo, Sibthorp E. Laurence Manning, J. Harrold Herbert, James Ward, F. W. Wheatley. George Herbert, Thos. Wright Henson, John T. Spalding (two varieties). J. P. Briscoe, John T. Godfrey, W. B. Cooke. 177 Robert Thoroton, Esq., of Screveton, in County Notts. Lent by Mr. Robert White. 178 Lord Byron, of Newstead. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. 179 John Crosby (three varieties). Lent by Mr. J. C. Warren, M.A. SEALS. 180 Seals of Welbeck Abbey, &c. Lent by Mr. Robert White. NEWSPAPERS. 181 Nottingham Post. 1711. Lent by Mr. Robert White. This is the earliest known Nottingham newspaper. 182 Nottingham Mercury, for January 27th, 1716. Printed and sold by J. Collyer, in the Long Row. Price, three halfpence. Lent by Mr. James Ward. 183 Nottingham Mercury, for March 11th, 1724-5. Printed by John Collyer, at the Hen Cross. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Free Public Library. 184 Notts. Mercury, for May 6th, 1725. Lent by Mr. George Fellows, J.P. 185 Nottingham Weekly Courant, for May 10th, 1744. Lent by Mr. George Fellows, J.P. 186 Creswell's Nottingham Journal, for August 6th, 1768. Lent by Mr. George Fellows, J.P. Lent by Mr. F. W. Clements. 187 Nottingham Newspapers. (Framed). PAINTINGS IN OILS AND WATER COLOURS. ETC. 188 Countess of Chesterfield, portrait of. By Sir Peter Lely. 189 Born 1618. Died 1680. Lent by Mr. James Ward. Elizabeth Butler, Countess of Chesterfield, was eldest daughter of James, Duke of Ormond, and second wife to Philip Stanhope, second Earl of Chesterfield. She died in 1665. Portrait of John Stanford Elliott. Lieut-Colonel of the Nottingham Volunteer Infantry, 1798-1808. Lent by the Committee of the Bromley House Library. 190 J. Storer, M.D., F.R.S., portrait of. Painted on China, by W. Corden, 1828. Lent by Mr. James Ward. Dr. Storer was born 1747, and died 1837. He took a leading part in forming the Nottingham General Hospital, of which institution he was appointed consulting physician extraordinary for life. He was the first President of Bromley House Library, Nottingham. 1816-1819. 191 Lord Byron, portrait of. Lent by Mrs. Chaworth Musters. 192 Portraits (2), of Henry Kirke White, and his parents. Lent by Mr. J. Potter Briscoe, F.R.H.S. 193 View of the Old Trent Bridgc, Nottingham. Lent by Mr. W. Bradshaw. 194 Snuffbox, painted with landscape. By J. Rawson Walker, native of Nottingham. Born 1796. Died 1873. Lent by Mr. James Ward. 195 Illuminations (3), Historical. Painted by Mr. F. Clements. Lent by Mr. F.Clements. The first gives a concise history of Nottingham Castle, from 1485 to 1650; the second, the Castle in 1700; and the third, St. Mary's Church in the 15th century. 196 Views of "Sneinton Manor," and the " Ferry Inn," Wilford, by Stacey Blake (Pen and Ink). Lent by the Committee of the Nottingbam Free Puhlic Library. Mary Chaworth was the only daughter and heiress of Wm ENGRAVINGS. PORTRAITS. THESE ENGRAVINGS EMBRACE A NUMBER OF PORTRAITS OF CHARACTERS WHO HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT PARTS 201 Charles I. dictating to Sir Edward Walker, Secretary of War, who is depicted writing on a drum in the grounds of the Castle, Nottingham. Lent by Mr. James Ward. 202 Thomas Holles Pelham, Duke of Newcastle, and Henry Clinton, Earl of Lincoln. Engraved from the original painting by Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1733. Lent by Mr. James Ward. 203 Paul Sandby, R.A. born at Nottingham, 1725, died 1809, Engraved from the original painting by Francis Cotes, R.A. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. 204 Paul Sandby, R.A., Born at Nottingham, 1725, died 1809. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. 205 Mrs. Sandby, wife of Paul Sandby, R.A. Engraved from the original painting by Francis Cotes, Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. 206 The Rev. Gilbert Wakefield, B.A. Engraved in mezzotint, by R. Dunkarton, from the painting by Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. writer. Died 1801. 207 Charles Manners-Sutton. Born 1759. Archbishop of Canterbury, from 1805 to 1828. He married in 1778, Mary, daughter of Thomas Thoroton, of Screveton, Notts. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. 208 Richard, Earl Howe, of Langar, Notts., Admiral of the Fleet which gained the great victory of the 1st of June, 1794, over the French off Ushant. Engraved from the original portrait by S. De Koster. 209 Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. Proof engraving from the original portrait by T. Phillips, R.A. 210 Lord Byron. Engraved from the portrait by G. H. Harlow. Lent by the Committee of the Nottingham Mechanics' Institution. |
