Chapters From Family Chests volume 1
Chapters From Family Chests volume 1
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His patronage of this excel- lent painter in early life principally c ontributed to his subsequent success. His portrait, painted by Gainsborough, doubtless as a mark of gratitude, long hung in the parlour of his par- sonage at Bradwell, and now is in the possession of Mr. John Oxley Parker, of Woodham Mortimer, Essex, whose father bought it at the sale of Sir Henry's effects. It was exhibited by Mr. Parker at South Kensington a few years o2 196 CHAPTERS FROM FAMILY CHESTS.
ago, and again at th...e Grosvenor Gallery in 1885. Sir Henry was also the patron of De Lolme, who wrote the work upon the Constitu- tion ; of Lavoisier, who established the present beautiful system of chemistry; and indeed of almost every man of merit who needed and solicited his assistance. Mr. John Wilson Croker (so long secretary to the admiralty, and M. P. ), on his outset in life, was perhaps under no small obligations to him. Besides being the intimate friend of Garrick, as mentioned above, Sir Henry was also on terms of intimacy with the Earl of Sandwich (who patronised Captain Cook) with the elder Colman, with Cumberland and Bonnel Thornton, and Mrs.
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His patronage of this excel- lent painter in early life principally c ontributed to his subsequent success. His portrait, painted by Gainsborough, doubtless as a mark of gratitude, long hung in the parlour of his par- sonage at Bradwell, and now is in the possession of Mr. John Oxley Parker, of Woodham Mortimer, Essex, whose father bought it at the sale of Sir Henry's effects. It was exhibited by Mr. Parker at South Kensington a few years o2 196 CHAPTERS FROM FAMILY CHESTS.
ago, and again at th...e Grosvenor Gallery in 1885. Sir Henry was also the patron of De Lolme, who wrote the work upon the Constitu- tion ; of Lavoisier, who established the present beautiful system of chemistry; and indeed of almost every man of merit who needed and solicited his assistance. Mr. John Wilson Croker (so long secretary to the admiralty, and M. P. ), on his outset in life, was perhaps under no small obligations to him. Besides being the intimate friend of Garrick, as mentioned above, Sir Henry was also on terms of intimacy with the Earl of Sandwich (who patronised Captain Cook) with the elder Colman, with Cumberland and Bonnel Thornton, and Mrs.
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