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was obeyed. Nell Gwynne died at her house in Pall Mall in 1691, having survived the King some years, who, it will be remembered, in his last moments recommended her to the care of those who stood beside his bed. Dr. Tenison, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, preached her funeral sermon at the church of St. Martin's in the Fields, where she lies buried. There is little doubt she died a penitent.
No. 9.
PORTRAIT OF A LADY. UNKNOWN.
By G. Morphy.
WEST WALL.
No. 14.
PORTRAIT OF A LADY.
Low brown dress. White sleeves. Pearls in her hair. Little dog in her lap.
By Greenhill.
This lady is supposed to be Ursula, wife of Sir John Bridgeman.
