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Stafford and Sir M.M. Sykes, Bart. Nothing can exceed the tenderness and delicacy of Clowet's engraving of this naturally conceived and well-managed picture.] Tenth Day's Sale. 82. Richard Smith; virtuoso and literary character. By W. Sherwin; _extra rare and fine_. [See my account of this distinguished bibliomaniac at p. 302, ante. Sir M.M. Sykes is in possession of Sir William Musgrave's copy of the portrait.] 7 17 0 Eleventh Day's Sale. 30. Sir Francis Willoughby; _with a view of Wollaton Hall_; mezzotint by T. Man, _extra rare_. 13 2 6 43. Sir Francis Wortley; 1652, folio: with trophies, books, &c., by A. Hertochs: extra rare and fine. 29 10 0 Eighteenth Day's Sale. 78. Dr. Francis Bernard; _a touched proof_; _very rare_. [The reader may recollect this sagacious bibliomaniac, as noticed at page 316, ante.] 4 14 6 Twentieth Day's Sale. 85. Sir Matthew Lister; M.D. 1646; by P. Van Somer; _fine proof, extra rare_. 14 14 0 86. Humphrey Lloyd, of Denbigh, Antiquary, aetat. 34, 1651. By Faber, 1717, _extra rare and fine_. 4 7 0 Twenty-first Day's Sale. 9. Sir John Marsham; aetat. 80. By R. White, _extra rare and fine_. 6 6 0 19. Martin Master; aetat. 53. 1607. By R. Gaywood, _extra_ rare _and_ fine. 8 8 0 Twenty-seventh Day's Sale. 80. Lady Paston, wife of Sir William Paston, by W. Faithorne; _extra rare and fine_. 31 0 0 82. Mary, Countess of Pembroke, by Simon Passe, 1618. _Fine and rare._ 10 0 0 83. Penelope, Countess of Pembroke, in an oval, by W. Hollar. _Rare._ 3 6 0 84. Anne Clifford, Countess of Pembroke, by R. White: _extra_ rare _and_ fine. 7 17 6 [The prints at this sale--the catalogue containing 323 pages--were sold for 4987_l._ 17_s._] MISCELLANEOUS CATALOGUES OF PRINTS. First Day's Sale. 58. Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector, in a square. "This portrait was etched by Hollar, but he was afraid to put his name to it; and the plate was destroyed as soon as Richard resigned his pretensions to the Protectorship." Note by Mr. Hillier. _Very rare._ 1 10 0 61. Lord Digby, in armour; after Vander Borcht. _Extra_ rare _and_ fine. 9 9 0 64. Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, _standing, whole length: army in the dist
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