...him at St. James's, in a night-gown and black cap, was drawn many years after his death by Belcomp. Few charms can be- discovered in his favourite, Jane...Shore, preserved at Eton, and probably an original. There is another portrait of her in the Provost's.lodge, at King's-college, Cambridge. It is painted...

...in the Ashmolean Museum [and another at Queen's College, Cambridge], convey no ide» of loveliness. Almost as few charms can be discovered in his favourite...at Eton, and probably an original, as her confessor ipelitor In this picture her forehead is remarkably large j her mouth and the rest of her features...

...in the Ashmolean Museum [and another at Queen's College, Cambridge], convey no idea of loveliness. Almost as few charms can be discovered in his favourite Jane Shore, preserved at Eton, »nd probably an original, as her confessor was provost of that College, and by her intercession recovered...

...collection of pictures at Kensington was removed in the reign of William IV. to Hampton Court.—W.] Shore, preserved at Eton, and probably an original,...recovered their lands, of which they had been despoiled, as having owed their foundation to Edward's competitor. In this picture her forehead is remarkably...

...like.—Richard III. with three rings, one of which he is placing on his finger,—others at Hatfield.—D. Shore, preserved at Eton, and probably an original,...recovered their lands, of which they had been despoiled, as having owed their foundation to Edward's competitor. In this picture her forehead is remarkably...

...foundress ; it seems to be of the time, but is not handsome. Jane Shore, preserved at Eton, and probably au original, as her confessor was provost of that college,...recovered their lands, of which they had been despoiled, as having owed their foundation to Edward's competitor. In this picture her forehead is remarkably...

...the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford, conveys no idea of her loveliness, nor of any skill in the painter. Almost as few charms can be discovered in his favourite...recovered their lands, of which they had been despoiled, as having owed their foundation to Edward's competitor. In this picture her forehead is remarkably...

...Museum [and another at Queen's College, Cambridge] , convey no idea of loveliness. Almost as few charma can be discovered in his favourite Jane Shore, preserved...at Eton, and probably an original, as her confessor 111. An Account of the Augmentation of small Livings, ly the Governors of tht Bounty of Queen Anne,...