. Catalogue of portraits, miniatures &c. : in the possession of Cecil George Savile, 4th Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward, &c . was the great grandfather ofthe present and 9th Lord Middleton, and of Lord Hawkes-bury. Dressed in a black coat and white neckcloth. Heholds a woodcock in his left hand, and has a single-barrelled gun leaning against his left shoulder. On canvass14 x 12 in. Small copy by the Honble- Alice Folja??ibe, of the portraitat Birdsall. Sir Richard Earle, 1st Bart, of Stragglethorpe, co. Line. Born1607, died 1667. He married Frances, daughter of SirEdward Hartopp of Buckminste
. Catalogue of portraits, miniatures &c. : in the possession of Cecil George Savile, 4th Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward, &c . was the great grandfather ofthe present and 9th Lord Middleton, and of Lord Hawkes-bury. Dressed in a black coat and white neckcloth. Heholds a woodcock in his left hand, and has a single-barrelled gun leaning against his left shoulder. On canvass14 x 12 in. Small copy by the Honble- Alice Folja??ibe, of the portraitat Birdsall. Sir Richard Earle, 1st Bart, of Stragglethorpe, co. Line. Born1607, died 1667. He married Frances, daughter of SirEdward Hartopp of Buckminster, co. Line, 1st Bart., byMary, his wife, daughter of Sir Erasmus Dryden, of CanonsAshby, 1st Bart. His daughter, and eventual heiress atlaw, was Elizabeth, wife of John Thornhagh of Osberton,co. Notts, Esq., Dressed in a grey robe. On canvass14 x 12 in. Small copy by the Honble- Alice Foljambe, of the portraitby G. Soest at Osberton. Sir George Savile, 8th and last Bart, of Thornhill, co. York,and Rufford Abbey, co. Notts, only son of the 7th Bart,(see No. 10), born at Savile House, in Leicester Square, Plate No. 114.—Frederick John Howard, Esq. (page 19). PORTRAITS, MINIATURES, &C, AT KIRKHAM ABBEY. 3 26 July, 1726, was for Yorkshire from 1759 to , and was the trusted friend and adviser of theWhig statesmen of that period, though he refused any office,believing that he could be of more use to his country as aprivate member. He died unmarried, 9 January, 1784, andwas buried at Thornhill. A monument was erected to hismemory in York Minster by public subscription. He isdressed in a blue coat, with gold lace, and the Spurn light-houses are shewn in the background. Three-quarter lengthon canvass 50 x 40 in. Copy by Hudson, of the portrait by Wilson in the TrinityHouse at Hull, painted 1768. 7. Mrs. James Willoughby; viz., Eleanoreta, elder daughter and coheiress of James Hobson, Esq., of Kirkby-Moorside, andof Minster Yard, York. Baptized at Kirkby-Moorsi
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