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... Royal Arms of Spain - Thomas Earl of Cleveland - --- Waterloo Anonymous Medals , 9 . REPLIES : -The Knights Hospitallers , & c . , 11 - Source of the Nile , 13 - Sermons upon Inoculation , Ib . - French Legend , 14 - The Looking Glass ...
... Royal Arms of Spain - Thomas Earl of Cleveland - --- Waterloo Anonymous Medals , 9 . REPLIES : -The Knights Hospitallers , & c . , 11 - Source of the Nile , 13 - Sermons upon Inoculation , Ib . - French Legend , 14 - The Looking Glass ...
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... Royal Exchange ; and that Joseph Hall , Esq . , the author , was removed from his office of serjeantat - arms , Edward Horner , Esq . , being appointed in his place . Can any reader of " N. & Q. " tell me whether Hall was prosecuted by ...
... Royal Exchange ; and that Joseph Hall , Esq . , the author , was removed from his office of serjeantat - arms , Edward Horner , Esq . , being appointed in his place . Can any reader of " N. & Q. " tell me whether Hall was prosecuted by ...
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... ROYAL ARMS OF SPAIN . - Can anyone inform me of the full meaning of the motto , Plus ultra , and why it was assumed in the royal arms by the Emperor Charles V. of Spain ? Murray , in his Hand - Book for Spain , edit . 1847 , mentions it ...
... ROYAL ARMS OF SPAIN . - Can anyone inform me of the full meaning of the motto , Plus ultra , and why it was assumed in the royal arms by the Emperor Charles V. of Spain ? Murray , in his Hand - Book for Spain , edit . 1847 , mentions it ...
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... royal cause in the civil wars of Charles I. , and was imprisoned in the Tower of London for his loyalty . He had the satisfaction , however , of witnessing the restoration of the monarchy , and headed a body of three hundred noblemen ...
... royal cause in the civil wars of Charles I. , and was imprisoned in the Tower of London for his loyalty . He had the satisfaction , however , of witnessing the restoration of the monarchy , and headed a body of three hundred noblemen ...
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... Royal Academy would , in him , at this moment , have had to boast of one of its brightest members in the name of Mulready . " Many years ago the late Thomas Uwins , R.A. , lent to my brother Mr. Felix Roffe , a rare and curious little ...
... Royal Academy would , in him , at this moment , have had to boast of one of its brightest members in the name of Mulready . " Many years ago the late Thomas Uwins , R.A. , lent to my brother Mr. Felix Roffe , a rare and curious little ...
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