CONTENTS.

FIRST PERIOD, A. D. 1066—1247.

Belvoir Castle-Site-Margidunum of Antoninus-ROBERT DE

TODENI, Standard-bearer to the Conqueror, founder of Belvoir

Castle and Priory-Endowment of the latter-WILLIAM DE

ALBINI BRITO, his son, becomes a brother and monk of, and

benefactor to, the Priory-What the incorporation of a layman.

into an ecclesiastical body implied-WILLIAM DE ALBINI II.,

benefactor to the Belvoir Priory-WILLIAM DE ALBINI III—

King John-Magna Charta, 1215-Battle of Lincoln-New-

stead Priory, near Stamford-WILLIAM DE ALBINI IV. dies

without male issue
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SECOND PERIOD, A. D. 1247-1508.

SIR WALTER ESPEC-His character-Founds the monasteries of

Kirkham, Rievaulx and Wardon-Dies without male issue-PE-

TER DE ROS-ROBERT DE ROS-EVERARD DE ROS-ROBERT

DE Ros, called FURSAN-Founder of Helmsley and Werke

Castles Becomes a Templar-His monument in the Temple

Church-WILLIAM DE ROS-ROBERT DE ROS AND ISABEL

ALBINI-He is one of the insurgent barons, temp. Henry III

-Battle of Lewes-Inscription to his memory in Bottesford

Church (p365)-WILLIAM DE Ros claims the crown of Scotland

-WILLIAM DE Ros II., lord high admiral-His widow at the

Jubilee in Rome, 1350-JOHN DE ROS, LE BON COMPAGNON-

His affray with Hugh Despenser in the Cathedral at Lincoln-

Built Stoke Albany Church-WILLIAM DE ROS III-Battle of

Cressy-Of Neville's Cross-THOMAS DE ROS-Buried in old

St. Paul's Cathedral-JOHN DE ROS-Coronation of Richard

II-Revival by the nobility of the custom of pilgrimages to the

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Holy Land-WILLIAM DE ROS, knight of the garter, 1411—
Favourite of Henry IV-Controversy with Sir Robert Tyrwhit
-Will of his widow the lady Margaret de Ros-JOHN de Ros
-Slain near Beaufort Castle-His monument in Bottesford
Church (p 366-7)-THOMAS DE Ros-His son attainted 1461
-Lord Hastings, opposition to, in taking possession of Belvoir
Castle EDMUND LORD Ros-Dies without issue-Eleanor his
sister and co-heir marries Sir Robert de Manners

THIRD PERIOD, A. D. 1508-1840.

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Camden's definition of the name DE MANNERIIS-SIR ROBERT
DE MANNERS, 1324-Norham Castle, Thomas de Grey, and
Marmion-SIR JOHN DE MANNERS-His son accused of murder
-SIR ROBERT DE MANNERS, conservator of the truce with the
Scots, temp. Hen. VI-His son deputy admiral to the Duke of
Gloucester-GEORGE MANNERS, LORD Ros marries the niece
of Edw. IV-Perkin Warbeck-THOMAS, LORD ROs created
knight of the garter and Earl of Rutland, 1526-Henry VIII—
Measures for his divorce-Pope Clement VII-His character—
Dissolution of monasteries-Grants of property to the Earl of
Rutland Rebuilding of Belvoir Castle commenced-HENRY,
second Earl of Rutland completes Belvoir Castle-Captain
general of forces under Philip and Mary-Knight of the gar-
ter, 1559-Relative position of Elizabeth and Mary of Scotland
-EDWARD, third Earl, approved servant of Elizabeth-His will
-The lady Isabel his widow-JOHN, fourth Earl, his will-
Epitaph to his daughter, Bridget-ROGER, fifth Earl, and Es-
sex, imprisoned by Elizabeth-In favour with James, who visits
Belvoir Castle, on his way from Scotland-FRANCIS, sixth Earl
-Charles, Prince of Wales, Duke of Buckingham, and Infanta
of Spain-Two of this Earl's sons supposed to die of wicked
practice and scorcery-Examination, trial, and execution, of the
witches-GEORGE, seventh Earl, visited by Charles I.—JOHN
MANNERS, of Haddon, eighth Earl-Great rebellion-Belvoir
Castle besieged, taken, and dismantled, by the parliamentary
party-Rebuilt 1668-JOHN, ninth Earl and first Duke,-His
character-JOHN, second Duke-Lady Rachael Russell-JOHN,
third Duke, favourite of George II-The last of the family who
made Haddon an occasional residence-Great Marquis of Gran-
by-CHARLES, fourth Duke, dies lord lieutenant of Ireland-
JOHN HENRY, fifth and present Duke-Visit of Prince Regent

to Belvoir Castle, 1813, 14-Destruction of the Castle by fire,

1816-List of the pictures burnt-Interesting memorial of that

event-Death of the Duchess, 1825-Her character-Death of

the Duchess Dowager, 1831-Of Lord Robert Manners-Visit

of the Queen Dowager to Belvoir Castle, 1839-Speeches and

character of the present Duke-Tabular statement of genera-

tions, succession, &c.
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NOTES
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DESCRIPTION OF THE CASTLE.

EXTERIOR. Styles of Architecture. INTERIOR. Guard Room
and Gallery-Architecture, armour, and painted glass

189-197

REGENT'S GALLERY. Works of art, tapestry, paintings, and

sculpture-Names and lives of Artists-Coypel, Nollekens,

Wyatt, Ceracchi, Reynolds, Luca Penni, West, Kauffman,

Hoppner, Kneller, Breughel, Le Nain, Gainsborough, Marlow,

Lely, Mortimer-Wellington chair
198-213

PICTURE GALLERY. Chairs from the Borghese Palace-Pictures,
names, and lives of Artists-Reynolds, Teniers, Bronzino,
Gerard Douw, Claude, Gaspar Poussin, Crespi, Van der Hey-
den, Parmegiano, Carlo Dolce, Dekker, Schalken, Berghem,
Netscher, Caracci, Guido Reni, Murillo, Van de Velde,
Jansen, Manfredi, Rubens, Wynants, Ruysdael, Van Dyck,
Poelenburg, Mireveldt, Holbein, Hals, Nefs, Bassano, Paolo
Veronese, Correggio, Ostade, Durer, Van Uden, Ribera, Rem-
brandt, Albano, Caravaggio, Mola, Weeninx, Van der Werff,
Bourdon, Monamy, Jan Stein, Wouvermann, Baroccio, Cuyp,
Giordano, Andrea del Sarto, Heusch, Van Tol, Van der Neer,
Pynaker, Borgognone, Schidone, Walker, Elzheimer

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213-270

CHAPEL. Architectural character-Altar Piece, by Murillo, 271

AWAITING ROOM. Portraits, &c., by Lely, Vosterman, Tillemans,

Marlow-Model of the former Castle

LIBRARY. Architectural character-MSS., books, and original

drawings by the great masters

277

BOUDOIR OF THE LATE DUCHESS. Beautiful views from the

oriel and a side window-Paintings by Wright, Ferneley, Van

der Meulen, Ferg, Mortimer, Sachtleven, and Van der Hyde

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