Mary Davies And the Manor of Ebury volume 1
Mary Davies And the Manor of Ebury volume 1
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And besides, King Charles was never seized of my estate, for it was purchased of King James . . . Therefore the estate called . . . Highbury or Hil- bery farm, is not my estate, but some estate else. " * * * The second attempt was made by Jones and Jacob, the two tribesmen who, it will be remembered, were seek- ing to recover, 25, 000 from Lord Goring's estate, and hoped to lay hands on Goring House, but failed.
* * * The interest attaching to the site of Goring House, now Buckingham Palace, ha...s caused me to give here a few interesting notes, gathered from Alexander's papers. In his reply to the claim entered by Jones and Jacob, Alexander says he was informed that Edward Denny acknowledged to Awdeley, when Awdeley bought the house, that it was " in soe greate decay that " ; 1, 500 would not " put itt in repayre. " He hath heard also and doth believe that it was " so meanely and im- providently Built, and was runn into soe great decayes and ruines that to susteyne the same from fallinge, " Hugh Awdeley and his tenants laid out great sums of money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And besides, King Charles was never seized of my estate, for it was purchased of King James . . . Therefore the estate called . . . Highbury or Hil- bery farm, is not my estate, but some estate else. " * * * The second attempt was made by Jones and Jacob, the two tribesmen who, it will be remembered, were seek- ing to recover, 25, 000 from Lord Goring's estate, and hoped to lay hands on Goring House, but failed.
* * * The interest attaching to the site of Goring House, now Buckingham Palace, ha...s caused me to give here a few interesting notes, gathered from Alexander's papers. In his reply to the claim entered by Jones and Jacob, Alexander says he was informed that Edward Denny acknowledged to Awdeley, when Awdeley bought the house, that it was " in soe greate decay that " ; 1, 500 would not " put itt in repayre. " He hath heard also and doth believe that it was " so meanely and im- providently Built, and was runn into soe great decayes and ruines that to susteyne the same from fallinge, " Hugh Awdeley and his tenants laid out great sums of money.
What to read after Mary Davies And the Manor of Ebury volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles T Charles Tindal Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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