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The following extract from the Thornton Romances , published by the Camden Society , may prove of some interest : ―――― " Corteys lady and wyse , As thou arte pervenke of pryse , I do me on thi gentryse , Why wolt thou me spyll ?
The following extract from the Thornton Romances , published by the Camden Society , may prove of some interest : ―――― " Corteys lady and wyse , As thou arte pervenke of pryse , I do me on thi gentryse , Why wolt thou me spyll ?
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NOTES : - Richard Duke , the Poet , 21- Poetic Pains , 22 Hals's " Cornwall , " Ib . The Price of Consols - A Lady's Wardrobe in 1622- The Widow Blackett of Oxford : Charles Lamb , 23 - Bishop Butler's best BookDrinking - cup ...
NOTES : - Richard Duke , the Poet , 21- Poetic Pains , 22 Hals's " Cornwall , " Ib . The Price of Consols - A Lady's Wardrobe in 1622- The Widow Blackett of Oxford : Charles Lamb , 23 - Bishop Butler's best BookDrinking - cup ...
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X. C. A LADY'S WARDROBE IN 1622. — The following deserves a place in " N. & Q. " :" Note of Lady Elizabeth Morgan , late Sister to Sir Nathaniel Rich , her wearing apparell beinge in a great bar'd Chest in my Ladie's Bedchamber ...
X. C. A LADY'S WARDROBE IN 1622. — The following deserves a place in " N. & Q. " :" Note of Lady Elizabeth Morgan , late Sister to Sir Nathaniel Rich , her wearing apparell beinge in a great bar'd Chest in my Ladie's Bedchamber ...
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Chalmer , writer ; William Cockburn , merchant in Edinburgh ( he was banished , Lord Fountainhall tells us , in 1674 , for defaming Lady Oxfurd- " not without reason , " says Robert Mylne in a noteand prayed for a remission of sentence ...
Chalmer , writer ; William Cockburn , merchant in Edinburgh ( he was banished , Lord Fountainhall tells us , in 1674 , for defaming Lady Oxfurd- " not without reason , " says Robert Mylne in a noteand prayed for a remission of sentence ...
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Was he one of the Stansfields of Stansfield in that country ? ( See Pedigree , Harl . MS . No. 4630. ) When young he was secretary to General Morgan , but soon after took to trade and married a Scotch lady . Philip the parricide was ...
Was he one of the Stansfields of Stansfield in that country ? ( See Pedigree , Harl . MS . No. 4630. ) When young he was secretary to General Morgan , but soon after took to trade and married a Scotch lady . Philip the parricide was ...
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