The Battle of Bosworth Field, Between Richard the Third and Henry Earl of Richmond, August 22, 1485 Wherein Is Described the Approach of Both Armies, With Plans of the Battle, Its Consequences, the Fall, Treatment, and Character of Richard

Excerpt from The Battle of Bosworth Field, Between Richard the Third and Henry Earl of Richmond, August 22, 1485: Wherein Is Described the Approach of Both Armies, With Plans of the Battle, Its Consequences, the Fall, Treatment, and Character of Richard

In the Gentleman's Magazine for 1796, vol. LXVI. P. 913, is an engraving of a carving some what similar (except that it is in wood) on a chim ney-piece in the great parlour of the Tankard ale. House in St. Stephen's parish at Ipswich, formerly the mansion of Sir Anthony Wingfield, K. G. Privy counsellor, and one of the executors to King Henry VIII. Part of the building has served as a play house' and the family chapel opposite thereto is succeeded by Dr. Ogwynne's house.

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