...piece of brass, are the effigies of Richard Middleton, of Gwaynynog, in a kneeling posture. He was governor of Denbigh castle, in the" reigns of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth. Also Jane, his wife. Behind, in relievo, are nine sons ; and behind the wife, seven daughters. Several...

...&c. 26. Foulke Myddleton, esq. £0600. He was of Gwaenynog, and the eighth son of Richard Myddleton, governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth. He was also the brother of Sir Thomas Myddleton, Lord Mayor of London, who purchased the Cbirk Castle...

...are the effigies of Richard Middkton, of Gwaenynog, and Jane his wife, in a kneeling posture. He was governor of Denbigh Castle, in the reigns of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth. In relievo, are nine sons, and behind the wife, seven daughters. Several of these were men of distinguished...

...painted in 1499 ; but qu ? Vertue fixed its date " about 1496." t RichardMyddleton.ofGwaynnynnog, was Governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward VI. Mary, and Elizabeth (epitaph in Whitechurch, Denbigh), a probable person to have been the first owner of this picture....

...parish church are the effigies in brass of Richard Middleton of Gwaenynog, and Jane, his wife. He was governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth. William, his third son, wag a sea captain, anda poet ; Thomas, fourth eon, became Lord Mayor of London,...

...are two monumental effigies in brass, and in a kneeling posture, of Richard Myddelton.t ofGwaunynog, Governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward...the memory of the learned Welsh antiquary, Humphrey I,lwyd, of Foxhall, near Denbigh, who is represented kneeling beneath a range of small arches, and...

...Llewelyn, Esq., of Penllergare. 4. Two monumental effigies in brass, of Richd. Myddleton, of Gwarenynog, governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward...VI., Mary, and Elizabeth, and of his wife Jane ; both represented in a kneeling position, in the porch of the church of St. Marcellus, at Whitchurch, near...

...the second son of Bichard Myddleton, eldest son of Bichard Myddleton ab Bichard Myddleton of Denbigh, Governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns of Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth. He married Anne, daughter and heiress of Edward Jones of Plas Cadwgan, Esq., lineally descended from...

...New River, was born in the parish of Henllan near Denbigh. He was the sixth son of Richard Myddelton, governor of Denbigh castle in the reigns of Edward VI. Mary, and Elizabeth, by Jane, daughter of Hugh Dryhurst of Denbigh. He early displayed his eminent talents for engineering,...

...porch of this church are two monumental brass effigies, in a kneeling posture, of Richard Myddelton,t of Gwaunynog, governor of Denbigh Castle in the reigns...here interred. In the body of the building there is a mural monument to the memory of the learned Welsh antiquary, Humphrey Llwyd, of Foxhall, near Denbigh,...