. The Antiquarian repertory : a miscellaneous assemblage of topography, history, biography, customs, and manners ; intended to illustrate and preserve several valuable remains of old times . m Cromwells, thegrandson of Henry. He is represented in armour, the attitude noteasy, and his face of a serious cast; this and several others of MissCromwells are by Sir Peter Lely. He adds, there is a portraitof him at Chequers, in armour, with his hair flowing in the mostbeautiful manner ; it is a handsome likeness of his father, when in themiddle age of life; it is a noble picture, and in the best style
. The Antiquarian repertory : a miscellaneous assemblage of topography, history, biography, customs, and manners ; intended to illustrate and preserve several valuable remains of old times . m Cromwells, thegrandson of Henry. He is represented in armour, the attitude noteasy, and his face of a serious cast; this and several others of MissCromwells are by Sir Peter Lely. He adds, there is a portraitof him at Chequers, in armour, with his hair flowing in the mostbeautiful manner ; it is a handsome likeness of his father, when in themiddle age of life; it is a noble picture, and in the best style. possesses also an original one of the lord-lieutenant, when achild. Vertue has engraved his seal as Lord-Deputy of Ireland ; it hashis arms, with the same quarters as his fathers privy seal, impaling thoseof his ladys; with his own crest, viz. a lion with a double tail, holdinga spear, or javelin, the whole emblazoned and inscribed, Sigill,Henrici. Cromwell. Hibernle Depvtati ; the original was in thepossession of the lat Mr. William Cromwell. The present portrait is from a fine original in the Collection of the lateDr. Philip Hayes. * Nobles Cromwell, Vol. I. p. 214. SIR. Thcttucpottiatctuic cf SfCRAKD WHJTIN&TON thn/cL.^ijMaurfffLoitJon a vci/ueusanJjj^t) maitj-ullof^ocdTVorks miJHiofc famous helmUtdSic Gatt ofJtondon calUdTfiWcqate-wluch bcfhn Wiis ,i mifcrabk JounjeonJItbmllrJWTiitineftvn Cclledtje irtnadc itariAlmo/c ricnlcjvrjjoore veoj)U Alsa he biiildedagreatt£arK cfr hq/pimllofS^artJwhmcwcs in - the bemtdfillLihrary at { &ravTntrs inT^o>tJp,called Chri/les Ho^italt,^Ja he buildedtlte CnitUe Salle Cliappellarid mcrea/ed ajrealr^ar-tr ^ftlieSa/tenJc (vfHteJaud Italic, be fide nianf paiccaccd --M orkcs. ■ ^ ■■..■. 343 SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON. Sir RICHARD WHITTINGTON, as we learn from his will, wasthe son of Sir William Whittington, Knight, and Dame Joan his the date of his birth, or the em
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