Tenth Report: Appendix. The manuscripts of the Earl of Westmorland, Captain Stewart, Lord Stafford, Lord Muncaster, and others. Part IV, Part 4 |
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April August Bishop of Carlisle Blythburgh Bridgnorth brother CAPT Captain Carlisle Castle Castle Charles Chester church Colonel command Copy Council Court Cumberland day and place December Delaval Deputy Lieutenants Devisees and executors Duke Dundalk Earl of Dunbar EARL WEST Edward Moore English Commissioners esquire February Francis Graham Grant hath Henry Heraldic seal horse Ireland James January John Moore July June justices Kendal King King's knight Lady land Lawson letter Liverpool London LORD MUNCASTER'S MSS Lord William Howard Majesty Majesty's manor March Mary Matie MORLAND'S MSS Musgrave November October ordynance Papist parish Parliament Parliamt peace Pennington persons Prince prisoners Queen Richard Robert Roger sayle seal attached Selby sent September Shavington shippes Signed and sealed Sir John Sir John Moore Sir William STEWART'S MSS STONYHURST COLLEGE town trained bands Warrant Westmoreland Whelpe Whitehall wife
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