A description of the antiquities and curiosities in Wilton-House : illustrated with twenty-five engravings of some of the capital statues, bustos, and relievos : in this work are introduced the anecdotes and remarks of Thomas Earl of Pembroke, who collected these antiques, now first published from his Lordship's mss (1786)
Kennedy, James, fl. 1769, Pembroke, Thomas Herbert, Earl of, 1656-1733, Gresse, John Alexander, 1741-1794 · Sarum [i.e. Salisbury, England] : Printed for and sold by E. Easton · leaf 83
i of Rome; there is an Iron goes through the Shoul-der Part of the Term, which gradually flopes down about fix Inches,and is there faftened to the Tops of the other two Parts, which areof Brafs (as is the Term alfo) ornamented with Silver, the two Fore-Legs are Iron; the Seat is thick old Board. In… … •■%■ J^Ce^rci-i^^ jH^./ittA M.ef-.iaM. hi Wi I. T o N - H o u s E. 23 from the noble Perfons, on the following Occafions. This Earl in theReign of Q.ieen Mary, was Captain-General of the EjigUp Forcesat the Siege of St. ^linm, in 1557; at which Siege were taken Pri-foners the Conftable…
Pembroke, Thomas Herbert, Earl of, 1656-1733 · Wilton House (England) · Art · Sculpture
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