Letters Written By John Chamberlain During the Reign of Queen Elizabeth
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June, 1599. ] « Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Richard Hill, seijeant of the winecellar to Henry VIII. , was niairied to the learned Sir John Cheke, schoolmaster and secretary of state to Edward VI. , and, having been left bis widow in 1557, was remarried to Henry M'Williams, esq. And survived until 1C16. The present passage relates to the fate of one of her sons by this second mairiage. [See Athena? Cantab, i. 168. ] '' Sir Charles Cavendish, of Welheek Abbey, Notts ; son of Sir William Ca...vendish ; died 1617. [Dugdale, ii. 421. ] « See No. XXI.
' Alice, daughter of Sir John Spencer of Althorpe ; widow of Ferdinando fifth Earl of Derby, and subsequently married to the Lord Keeper Egerton. [Dugdale, ii. 251. ] REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. 53 we have speach of a progresse intended this summer into Warwick and 'Oxfordshire, There were two knights made at Court on Sonday, Sir John Savage and Sir Richard Haughton of Lancashire. Booth, that married the Lord Andersons" daughter, was appointed to stand with them, but on the sodain was countermaunded ; some guesse it was because that Drue, my neece Stukeleys father-in- law (that had a great office in the Common Place ) dienge two nights before, the Lord Anderson had geven the place, and swome an officer before eight aclocke the next morning, and within an houre after came the Quenes letters for another, which by that meanes were frustrate.
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June, 1599. ] « Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Richard Hill, seijeant of the winecellar to Henry VIII. , was niairied to the learned Sir John Cheke, schoolmaster and secretary of state to Edward VI. , and, having been left bis widow in 1557, was remarried to Henry M'Williams, esq. And survived until 1C16. The present passage relates to the fate of one of her sons by this second mairiage. [See Athena? Cantab, i. 168. ] '' Sir Charles Cavendish, of Welheek Abbey, Notts ; son of Sir William Ca...vendish ; died 1617. [Dugdale, ii. 421. ] « See No. XXI.
' Alice, daughter of Sir John Spencer of Althorpe ; widow of Ferdinando fifth Earl of Derby, and subsequently married to the Lord Keeper Egerton. [Dugdale, ii. 251. ] REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. 53 we have speach of a progresse intended this summer into Warwick and 'Oxfordshire, There were two knights made at Court on Sonday, Sir John Savage and Sir Richard Haughton of Lancashire. Booth, that married the Lord Andersons" daughter, was appointed to stand with them, but on the sodain was countermaunded ; some guesse it was because that Drue, my neece Stukeleys father-in- law (that had a great office in the Common Place ) dienge two nights before, the Lord Anderson had geven the place, and swome an officer before eight aclocke the next morning, and within an houre after came the Quenes letters for another, which by that meanes were frustrate.
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