Censura Literaria 8
Censura Literaria 8
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Chaworth of Nottinghamshire, since ex- tinct.
. IX. Blount of Sodington, Co. Wore, now Baronets.
X. De Curcy, ancient Irish Peer^.
XI. Scrope of Wiltshire, &c. now (I believe) of Castlecomb.
XII. Strange of Hunstanton in Norfolk, since extinct. ^ XIII* Mohun, of Bocopnoc in ConiwalL now extinct, XIV. St. John* of Bletso, Co. Bedf. and Lydiard- Xregoz, Co. Wilts, both now Peers, by the titles of St. John and Bolingbrdie..
* Pieieeoded firop tji^ St. J^s i^f Stan^n, ^ of I gum," says pugdale, but... it seems clear tbey were derived from the St. Johns pf 169 XY. Wake of BUsworth in NorthamptoDsbire, now Baronets.
XYL D'arcy, Earls of Holdemesse, since ex- tinct.
XYII. Grey of Pirgo, now Earls of Stamford.
XYIIL Corbet of Shropshire ; of which name there are some fiimilies still subsisting in that countjj of which one is of the male line and had lately a patent of Baronetage.
XIX. Gresley, now Baronets of Drakelow, in Derbyshire; descended from Nigel de Stafford, younger son, as supposed, of JRobert Baron Stafford, which Nigel held Drakelow at the time of Domesday- Book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chaworth of Nottinghamshire, since ex- tinct.
. IX. Blount of Sodington, Co. Wore, now Baronets.
X. De Curcy, ancient Irish Peer^.
XI. Scrope of Wiltshire, &c. now (I believe) of Castlecomb.
XII. Strange of Hunstanton in Norfolk, since extinct. ^ XIII* Mohun, of Bocopnoc in ConiwalL now extinct, XIV. St. John* of Bletso, Co. Bedf. and Lydiard- Xregoz, Co. Wilts, both now Peers, by the titles of St. John and Bolingbrdie..
* Pieieeoded firop tji^ St. J^s i^f Stan^n, ^ of I gum," says pugdale, but... it seems clear tbey were derived from the St. Johns pf 169 XY. Wake of BUsworth in NorthamptoDsbire, now Baronets.
XYL D'arcy, Earls of Holdemesse, since ex- tinct.
XYII. Grey of Pirgo, now Earls of Stamford.
XYIIL Corbet of Shropshire ; of which name there are some fiimilies still subsisting in that countjj of which one is of the male line and had lately a patent of Baronetage.
XIX. Gresley, now Baronets of Drakelow, in Derbyshire; descended from Nigel de Stafford, younger son, as supposed, of JRobert Baron Stafford, which Nigel held Drakelow at the time of Domesday- Book.
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