Category: History - British
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2. Part 2Before proceeding to give some account of the medallists[1] themselves, it may be useful to state shortly in what manner they accomplished their work. This was done in four diff...
3. Part 326. Another. _Obv._ Naval engagement, destruction of Spanish fleet. FLAVIT ET DISSIPATI SVNT. 1588; above, Jehovah, in Hebrew. _Rev._ Church on rock amid stormy waves; beneath,...
4. Part 480. Charles, Prince of Wales, 1638. _Obv._ Bust of King l., crowned, &c. CAROLVS I. D. G. ANGL. &c. B. _Rev._ Prince Charles on horseback r., &c., behind, plumes with motto. ILL...
5. Part 5128—129. Another. _Obv._ Bust of King r., wearing deep lace collar, doublet, &c. CAROLVS D.G. MAG. BRI. FR. ET HIB. RX; engraved. _Rev._ Bust of Queen l., wearing coronet, low b...
6. Part 6190. Charles II. and William III. of Orange, 1660? _Obv._ Bust of King, three quarters r., hair long, in armour, &c., and wearing George. CAROLVS II. D. G. MAGNÆ BRIT. &c. _Rev....
7. Part 7Peace between England and Holland was concluded in London in 1674. The obverse alludes to the appointment at a very early age of William as Commander-in-Chief of the army of the...
8. Part 8The Prince is here likened to Ericthonius. As the Queen was by certain persons held to be incapable of bearing a child, they considered the Prince not to be of royal blood but a...
9. Part 9334. Another. _Obv._ Heads jugate r. of King and Queen, laur. GULIELM. R. MARIA REGINA F. D. P. A. I. S. _Rev._ Papal emblems destroyed by lightning. HÆC SUMMA DIES; in ex., INA...
10. Part 10375. Another. _Obv._ Busts jugate r., laur., of King, in armour and cloak, and Queen draped. GULI. ET MARIA D. G. M. BRIT. FR. &c. _D. Trapentier f._ _Rev._ Lion l., trampling o...
11. Part 11Marshal Schomberg, who commanded for William in Ireland, was killed at the battle of the Boyne, 11 July, 1690. (See No. 357.) Schomberg is here represented as Hercules, who at t...
12. Part 12456. Victory of Oudenarde and capture of Lille, 1708. _Obv._ Bird's-eye view of battle-field of Oudenarde. IN GALLOS VARIAS DABIT ADENARDA CORONAS (chronogrammatic); in ex., FVG...
13. Part 13By the battle of Culloden, 16 Apr. 1746, in which the Scots, under Prince Charles Edward and Lord G. Murray, were defeated by the Duke of Cumberland, the cause of the Jacobites...
14. Part 14On 23 June, 1795, a portion of the Channel fleet under Admiral Hood attacked a part of the Brest fleet under Vice-Admiral Villaret, off Port d'Orient. The enemy was obliged to s...
15. Part 15566. George Washington, First President of the United States, 1805. _Obv._ Bust r., in armour and ermine cloak. GENERAL WASHINGTON. INSCRIBED TO HIS MEMORY BY D. ECCLESTON. LANC...
16. Part 16The second war with Tippoo Sahib, which was terminated by the taking of Seringapatam, lasted only from Feb. to May 1799, Lord Harris and General Baird commanding. The Tiger was...
17. Part 17Anne, Queen; marriage, 243; accession, 418—420; coronation, 422; capitulation of towns on the Meuse, 423; expedition to Vigo Bay, 425; capitulation of Bonn, 426; capture of Gibr...
18. Part 18Coronation medals: Edward VI., 14; Anne of Denmark, 40; Frederick and Elizabeth of Bohemia, 51; Charles I., 68; and in Scotland, 74—78; Charles II. at Scone, 181; and in London,...
19. Part 19Wellington, Arthur, Duke of; battle of Talavera, 545; lines of Torres Vedras, 546; battle of Salamanca and entry into Madrid, 547; victories up to Salamanca and entry into Madri...