...Llanrwift was the place of his nativity. The chapel, which adjoins the pa«rifh church, was creeled by Sir Richard Wynne, one of the grooms of the bedchamber to Charles the Firft when Prince of Wales, and was chiefly made ufe of for the alms-houfe jn the neighbourhood, which...

...daughters *. Sir Richard Wynne, who became the eldest son, npon the death of his brother John, was one of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to Charles the First, when Prince of Wales, and was appointed afterwards Treasurer to Queen Henrietta. In J633, Sir Richard bnilt the chapel at Llanrwst,...

...vale, upon the whole, I thought inferior to that I had seen in Montgomeryshire,* but the bridge -f- is certainly a very elegant structure, and speaks...Wales," contrary to all other tourists. — EDIT. on one of the monuments, of the pedigree of the Wynne family from Owen Gwynnedd to Sir Richard Wynne,...

...connected with them, by consanguinity or affinity. A head of Sir Richard Wynn, who was a gentleman of the bed-chamber to Charles the First, when Prince of Wales, and who accompanied him in his romantic matrimonial adventure to the court of Spain, is justly admired...

...connected with them, by consanguinity or affinity. A head of Sir Richard Wynn, who was a gentleman of the bed-chamber to Charles the First, when Prince of Wales, and who accompanied him in his romantic matrimonial adventure to the court of Spain, is justly admired...

...two daughters.1 Sir Richard Wynne, who became the eldest son upon the death of his brother John, was one of the Grooms of the bedchamber to Charles the First when Prince of Wales, and was appointed afterwards Treasurer to Queen Henrietta. In 1633 Sir Richard built the chapel at Llanrwst,...