
 
        
         
		1-45.  Rapin,  vi. 5.  Van Loon,  III.  453.  Lochner,  
 VII.  313. 
 MB. At.  St. Petersburg, At.  Very rare. 
 130.  M ary.  R e g e n t .  After foS ? ,  1(>90. 
 Bust  of  Mary,  I ,  hair  high  in  front,  confined  behind  hy  
 pearls, lovelock, in mantle fastened with brooch on the  shoulder.  
 Leg.  MARTA  D   G  MAGN  BRIT  FRANC  .  ET  .  HIB  .  REGINA.  Same 
 as Nos.  51,  68. 
 Rev.  Mary,  crowned  and  robed,  wields  the  trident,  &c. ;  
 similar to No.  128,  but with no  date in the exergue. 
 2-05.  Rapin, vi.  4.  Van Loon,  III. 453.  Old England, 
 II.  252. 
 Leyden, lead.  Extremely rare. 
 This  medal  is probably by  Jan  Luder, who  took the type  of  
 the reverse from No.  128. 
 131.  M ary.  R e g e n t .  After ^  j™y,  1690. 
 Bust  of Mary,  I.,  laureate,  &c. ;  same  as  No.  128,  but  no  
 artist’s initials. 
 Rev.  Two female  figures,  facing,  beneath  rays  from  heaven,  
 their  hands  joined:  one,  Religion,  holds  a  book.;  the  other,  
 Mary, leans on  a pillar :  in the background, St. Paul’s Cathedral  
 and  other  churches.  Leg.  hac  d u c e   il l a   c o m it e .  (This  one  
 the leader,  that one the companion.) 
 1-5. 
 MB.  electrotype from Gotha, At.  Extremely rare. 
 This  medal,  executed  by  Christian  Wermuth,  refers  to  the  
 Regency  of  Mary,  and  indicates  in  what  manner  she  would  
 fulfil the  duty entrusted to her by William and the Parliament. 
 132.  B a t t l e   o f   t h e   B o y n e .  July,  1690. 
 on  the shoulder,  and mantle.  Leg.  g v il ie lm v s  . h i   . d  . g . mag  .  
 BRIT . FRAN  . ET  . HIB  . REX.  Below,  IAN  .  LUDER  :  FECIT.  Same  
 as No.  114. 
 Rev.  Bellona  standing,  I.,  with  her  spear  and  shield;  
 cavalry  pursuing a  defeated  enemy:  d u b l in e   in  the  distance.  
 Leg.  v ic t is   .  ac  .  fv g a t is   h ib e r n is .  (The  Irish  defeated  and  
 put to flight.) 
 2-25.  Rapin,  vi.  11.  Van Loon,  IV. I   
 MB. At. lead.  Hunter, At.  Gotha, At.  Rare. 
 This  and  the  following  medals  commemorate  the  battle  of  
 the  Boyne.  A  charge  of  cavalry,  led  by  William  himself,  
 decided  the  fate  of  the  day,  and  is  represented  in  the  background. 
   Beyond  appears  Dublin, through  which  James  fled,  
 and the possession of which crowned William’s  success. 
 133.  B a t t l e   o f   t h e   B o y n e .  ■Jj -  J u l y ,   1690. 
 Bust of William III.,  r.,  laureate,  hair  rather  long,  in  scale  
 armour  with  lion’s  head  on  the  shoulder,  and  mantle  with  
 fringed edge.  Leg.  g v il ie lm v s   .  i i i   . d   .  g . mag  .  b r it   .  f r a n   . 
 ET  .  HIB  .  REX. 
 Rev.  Bellona  standing,  I., with  her  spear  and  shield,  &c.;  
 same as the preceding. 
 2-25. 
 MB. At.  Rare. 
 The obverse of this medal is also the work of Jan Luder. 
 134.  B a t t l e   o f   t h e   B o y n e .  Jj-  July,  1690. 
 Bust of William III.,  r., &c. ;  same as Nos.  114,  132. 
 Rev.  William  on  horseback,  I ,  commanding,  and  about  to  
 cross  a  river.  In  the  background  is  the  battle,  jacob  (King  
 James)  and l a u su n   are fleeing, w a l k e r   lying dead on one  side,  
 and  sc h om b e r g   on  the  other.  Leg.  a p pa r u it   e t   d is s ip a v it .  
 (He  appeared  and  dispersed  them.)  Ex.  l ib e r a t a   h ib e r n ia   
 mdclxxxx.  (Ireland freed,  1690.)  i.  l u d e r   f e c i t .