The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 475, February 5, 1831 by Various
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"Labour in Vain Hill:" not from the height, but from a stone, on which
are engraved two figures washing a blackamoor. GEO. ST. CLAIR. _Dean-street, Soho._ * * * * * I do not know where your indefatigable correspondent _Zanga_ discovered his curious "Historical Fact," detailed in No. 471 of _The Mirror_: it is highly amusing, but unfortunately void of truth. The wife of the first Earl of Clarendon was Frances, daughter of Sir Thomas Aylesbury, Bart. (now extinct) one of the Masters of Request; by whom he had issue four sons--viz. Henry, his successor; Lawrence, created Earl of Rochester; Edward, who died unmarried; and James, who was drowned while going to Scotland in the Gloucester frigate: also two daughters--viz. Ann, wife of James, Duke of York, afterwards James II., and Frances, married to Thomas Knightly, created a Knight of the Bath. HENRY CARR. * * * * * SELECT BIOGRAPHY. * * * * * |
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