[_Books at Haigh Hall, Wigan._] [The Earl of Crawford, Haigh Hall, Wigan.] David Lindsay (born c. 1586, died March 1640) was the son of John Lindsay, Lord Menmuir, second son of the ninth Earl of Crawford. David Lindsay succeeded his brother John in 1601, and in 1612 he was knighted. In 1633 he was created Baron Lindsay of Balcarres. He was the ancestor of the present Earl of Crawford. Lord Lindsay was a firm adherent of Charles I. He was fond of books and literature, besides being a man of science and scientific pursuits generally. [Illustration] LLOYD, DAVID, DEAN OF ST. ASAPH _Arms._--Gu., 3 boars' heads erased in pale arg. _Lloyd._ _Crest._--Out of an heraldic coronet a boar's head erased arg. _Motto._--DARE QUAM ACCIPERE. [PORTA. _Natural Magick._ London, 1658.] David Lloyd (born 1597, died 7th September 1663) was the son of David Lloyd of Llanidloes, Montgomery. He was educated at Oxford, and took orders about 1628. Dr. Lloyd was chaplain to the Earl of Derby, and held several benefices in Wales, and in 1660 was made Dean of St. Asaph. He wrote a well-known book called _The Legend of Captain Jones_, which was published in London in 1631. This remarkable work went through several editions, many of which were curiously added to and altered by successive editors or re-writers. [Illustration] LOCKER, EDWARD HAWKE _Crest._--A buck's head erased ppr. _Locker._ _Motto._--FEAR GOD AND FEAR NOT. _Initials._--E. H. L. (Edward Hawke Locker). [_Descrizione delle Pitture che trovansi in alcune città dello Stato Ligure._ Genova, 1780.] Edward Hawke Locker (born 9th October 1777, died 16th October 1849) was the son of William Locker, Captain R.N. He was educated at Eton, and occupied several positions of trust, until in 1819 he was made Secretary to Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Locker was a Fellow of the Royal Society, an artist and an author, and has left a few books, chiefly biographical or historical. At Greenwich he inaugurated the scheme of making a collection of naval pictures, which has proved of the greatest value. His son Frederick, who assumed the additional surname of Lampson in 1885, afterwards became a well-known book collector. [Illustration] LONG, CHARLES, BARON FARNBOROUGH _Arms._--Sa., a lion passant arg., holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitchée or, on a chief of the second 3 crosses crosslet of the field. _Coronet._--That of a Baron. _Supporters._--Two lions reguardant arg., gouttées de sang, each gorged with a ducal coronet or, thereto pendent an escutcheon sa., charged with a cross crosslet arg. _Motto._--INGENUAS SUSPICIT ARTES.