December 1641]; November 1641 paid Lewis [Peter Lely, 1618–1680, who arrived in England April 1641] the 6th of Novem. for a copy of my own Dick to the ... [illegible] 18s; cJanuary 1642/43 To Lewie [Lely] the painter in further part of his bill of £15 5s 0; c.March to Lewie the painter in further part of his bill 5 0 0; May [?] 1646 Lewis the painter is to have £8 for 2 pieces & 18s for one frame & £5 for a copy drawn by him of my picture; September – March 1646/47 to Mr Gildropp by bill 01 18 00. The vicar of Shiplake the Rev. James Granger (1723–1776) in his Biographical History of England, from Egbert the Great to the Revolution (1769) describes the Lombart engraving of the Van Dyck portrait of RACHAEL MIDDLESEXIAE comitissa: Oswald Barron, writing in 1905, described her thus: "She was a great lady and a busybody, and her cloud of kinsfolk held her in fear as their patroness and suzerain...a masterful woman, she lived feared and respected by her numerous kindred whom she advanced by her interest at court". Notes References Fane de Salis MSS. — There is a description of the Countess of Bath's portrait by Van Dyck on page 78. Attribution This article uses information from R. de Salis, R : B : M'', Centre for Salis Studies, London, 2009. Further reading — "cross engrailed betweengauntlets (3)water bougets (4)" 1587 births 1654 deaths Henry Cavaliers 5 Lords Privy Seal Alumni of Trinity College Dublin People from County Armagh Nobility from County Limerick Bourchier Oxford Parliaments People from Tavistock