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The Portraits at Longleat

by Mary Louisa Boyle

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No. 148 A Lady

Seated. In a rich dress.

DOUBTFUL. Called the Countess of Stamford. Possibly Lady Ogle, married to Thomas Thynne of Ten Thousand.

No. 149

THOMAS THYNNE, Esq.

By Sir Godfrey Kneller.

Light brown coat. Long fair hair. Arm akimbo.

Father of the second Lord Weymouth.

No. 150 Mr. Coningsby, Usher of the Black Rod

Red cloak. Black skull-cap. Embroidered vest and gauntlets. Gold chain and medal. Ruff. Holding a wand. In the background is the coat of arms of the Coningsby family.

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