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George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys of Wem, Lord Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor
George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys of Wem, Lord Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor
Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. OPENING SONGS Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. CLOSING SONGS
Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. OPENING SONGS Lord's House JUST IN TIME FOR Easter THE SPIRIT OF PEACE AND LOVE IS UPON AND AMONG US. CLOSING SONGS
George Seton (1584–1650), 8th Lord Seton and 3rd Earl of Winton, Royalist, with his Sons, George (1613–1648), Lord Seton, and Alexander (1620–1691), 1st Viscount Kingston, Royalists
George Seton (1584–1650), 8th Lord Seton and 3rd Earl of Winton, Royalist, with his Sons, George (1613–1648), Lord Seton, and Alexander (1620–1691), 1st Viscount Kingston, Royalists
Lord John Stuart and his Brother, Lord Bernard Stuart
Lord John Stuart and his Brother, Lord Bernard Stuart
Sir Archibald Napier (1576–1645), 1st Lord Napier, Extraordinary Lord of Session
Sir Archibald Napier (1576–1645), 1st Lord Napier, Extraordinary Lord of Session
Robert Craigie (1685–1766), Lord Craigie, Lord Advocate
Robert Craigie (1685–1766), Lord Craigie, Lord Advocate
Charles Erskine (1680–1763), Lord Tinwald, Lord Justice Clerk
Charles Erskine (1680–1763), Lord Tinwald, Lord Justice Clerk
Lord Orford's 'Queen Mab' and Lord Northumberland's 'Fox'
Lord Orford's 'Queen Mab' and Lord Northumberland's 'Fox'
Charles Hope (1763–1851), Lord Granton, Lord President of the Court of Session
Charles Hope (1763–1851), Lord Granton, Lord President of the Court of Session
John Scott (1751–1838), afterwards 1st Earl of Eldon, Younger Brother of Lord Stowell, Fellow (1767), Lord High Chancellor of England (1801–1806)
John Scott (1751–1838), afterwards 1st Earl of Eldon, Younger Brother of Lord Stowell, Fellow (1767), Lord High Chancellor of England (1801–1806)
David Boyle (1772–1853), Lord Boyle, Lord President of the Court of Session
David Boyle (1772–1853), Lord Boyle, Lord President of the Court of Session
The Lord Chancellor's Procession, 1868 (Lord Chancellor Hatherley)
The Lord Chancellor's Procession, 1868 (Lord Chancellor Hatherley)
William Henry (1856–1905), Lord Leigh, Lord Lieutenant
William Henry (1856–1905), Lord Leigh, Lord Lieutenant
Lord Loreburn, the Lord Chancellor
Lord Loreburn, the Lord Chancellor
Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Lord Chancellor
Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Lord Chancellor
The Right Honourable the Lord Braybrooke, Knight of St John, MA, JP, Lord Lieutenant of Essex (1992–2002)
The Right Honourable the Lord Braybrooke, Knight of St John, MA, JP, Lord Lieutenant of Essex (1992–2002)
Lord Gwilym Lloyd George (1894–1967), Lord Tenby
Lord Gwilym Lloyd George (1894–1967), Lord Tenby
William Brooke (1527–1597), Lord Cobham, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
William Brooke (1527–1597), Lord Cobham, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
Lord Provost William Hughes (1912–2000), CBE, DL, JP, Lord Provost of Dundee (1954–1960)
Lord Provost William Hughes (1912–2000), CBE, DL, JP, Lord Provost of Dundee (1954–1960)
Group Portrait of James (1861–1947), 4th Marquess of Salisbury and His Brothers, Robert (1864–1958), Viscount Cecil of Chelwood Lord William Cecil (1863–1936), Bishop of Exeter Lord Hugh Cecil (1869–1956), Baron Quickswood James, Honorary Fellow (1923) Ro
Group Portrait of James (1861–1947), 4th Marquess of Salisbury and His Brothers, Robert (1864–1958), Viscount Cecil of Chelwood Lord William Cecil (1863–1936), Bishop of Exeter Lord Hugh Cecil (1869–1956), Baron Quickswood James, Honorary Fellow (1923) Ro
Lord George Sackville, Lord Sackville
Lord George Sackville, Lord Sackville
John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale (1655–1700), First Lord of the Treasury and Lord Privy Seal
John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale (1655–1700), First Lord of the Treasury and Lord Privy Seal
Portrait of the Field Lord
Portrait of the Field Lord
Lord of the Canyon
Lord of the Canyon
Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13)
Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13)
Already been old, Joshua brings together the Israelites and recalls of the favor which the Lord has blessed (Judges, XXIII, 14-16)
Already been old, Joshua brings together the Israelites and recalls of the favor which the Lord has blessed (Judges, XXIII, 14-16)
David freed from all of his enemies, sings a hymn of victory to the Lord (II Samuel XXII)
David freed from all of his enemies, sings a hymn of victory to the Lord (II Samuel XXII)
Joshua prostrates himself before the angel sword-bearer, chief of the armies of the Lord (Joshua, V, 13-15)
Joshua prostrates himself before the angel sword-bearer, chief of the armies of the Lord (Joshua, V, 13-15)
Aaron in front of the golden candlestick with seven branches, executed as prescribed by Lord
Aaron in front of the golden candlestick with seven branches, executed as prescribed by Lord
Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13)
Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13)
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