JAMES CROSSLEY.

_Equestrian Statues_ (Vol. iii., p. 494.).--In reply to F. M.'s Query

respecting the Duke of Wellington's statue being the only equestrian one

erected to a subject in her Majesty's dominions, I may mention that

there is one erected in Cavendish Square to William Duke of Cumberland,

who, though of the blood royal, was yet a subject.

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