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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853 edition. Excerpt: ...was considered to be both offensive to the Church and injurious to the State, and might lead to his examination at this time by the Earl of Derby and his Council for the North. He is named by Anthony a Wood as the writer of the scurrilous Martin Mar-prelate libels, which the Earl of Derby discovered were secretly printed in Manchester; and although Brook endeavours to free him from the odious charge of being the author, it seems to be indisputable that he was implicated in the publication, and was doubtless alRO the writer of at least some of those atrocious tracts. He was executed on the charge of treason in 1593. (See Brook's Puritans, vol, ii. p. 68; Wood's Atken. Oxon. vol. i. p. 229; Strype's Whitgift, p. 410 et seq.; Fuller's Ch. Hist. b. ix. pp. 193--5, fol. 1655.) Ibid. " MT Bradshaw." Roger Bradshaigh of Haigh Esq. married in 1567 Jane, daughter of Ralph Standish of Standish Esq. and was one of the four Esquires who rode as assistants to the body at the funeral of Edward Earl of Derby in 1574. He had issue eight sons and five daughters, and died in 1598. His eldest son, James, having died in 1596, he was succeeded by his grandson, Roger, son and heir of James Bradshaigh, who had married, first, Jane, daughter and heiress of Thomas Hogbton of Hoghton Esq. by whom he had five children; and secondly, Dorothy, daughter of Robert Tatton of Withenshaw Esq. by whom he had also five children. His descendant, Roger Bradshaigh M.P. was knighted in 1660, and created a Baronet in 1679, having been brought up and educated by James the seventh Earl of Derby, who was instrumental, according to Dr. Wroe, the eloquent Warden of Manchester, in reclaiming him from the errors of the Church of Rome. Ibid. " Mr Carter." Oliver Carter, B.D. o... River Wey & Navigations : More about Godalming Surrey WEY MANY TWINS It seems that there may be 'something in the water' in Godalming or at least that's what many mums in the area are saying. "I'm told Godalming has the highest population of twins in Surrey" said ... Commentaries on the Laws of England in Four Books vol. 1 - Online ... PREFACE. The following sheets contain the substance of a course of lectures on the Laws of England which were read by the author in the University of Oxford. His original plan took its rise in the year 1753; and ... Colonial Immigrants - Ancestral Memories Colonial Heritage HISTORIC GENEALOGY COLONIAL IMMIGRANTS Plotting Our Ancestors' Lives. FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA Revolutionaries Only 3% of the population stood up and fought against the Crown.
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