My Lady Castlemaine Being a Life of Barbara Villiers Countess of Castlemaine
My Lady Castlemaine Being a Life of Barbara Villiers Countess of Castlemaine
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Next, on October 4th he was " taken out of his coach by baylifs, near Temple Bar, and carried to Newgate for debt. " Then on October 23rd, the first day of the legal term, the Duchess appeared in the Court of Queen's Bench and preferred an information against him for abusing her. " It's said, " adds Luttrell, " the grand jury at Hicks Hall have found a bill against him for having two wives, for which he is to be tried next session at the Old Bailey. " l The Duchess of Cleveland, in her fury, wa...s not content to proceed against the evildoer in one way 1 A newsletter of November 2nd, 1706, says : "The Duchess of Cleveland was introduced by Grafton, Northumberland, and Quarendon the first day of the term, when for continuing of the bail she swore she feared personal hurt, and for a proof of her not having malice she said she had married him who had nothing. Feilding answered that she had no malice when she married him, but his having now ^50 per week, etc. However, his bail was continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next, on October 4th he was " taken out of his coach by baylifs, near Temple Bar, and carried to Newgate for debt. " Then on October 23rd, the first day of the legal term, the Duchess appeared in the Court of Queen's Bench and preferred an information against him for abusing her. " It's said, " adds Luttrell, " the grand jury at Hicks Hall have found a bill against him for having two wives, for which he is to be tried next session at the Old Bailey. " l The Duchess of Cleveland, in her fury, wa...s not content to proceed against the evildoer in one way 1 A newsletter of November 2nd, 1706, says : "The Duchess of Cleveland was introduced by Grafton, Northumberland, and Quarendon the first day of the term, when for continuing of the bail she swore she feared personal hurt, and for a proof of her not having malice she said she had married him who had nothing. Feilding answered that she had no malice when she married him, but his having now ^50 per week, etc. However, his bail was continued.
What to read after My Lady Castlemaine Being a Life of Barbara Villiers Countess of Castlemaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant, Philip Walsingham, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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