Papers Relating to the Delinquency of Lord Savile 1642 1646
Papers Relating to the Delinquency of Lord Savile 1642 1646
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Bonnicar at Howley, they can tell you that my Lord Sauile is assured from the enemy that neyther his howse nor partie shalbee troubled. And I heare that the enemy hath sent to see whether it was not fitt for them to putt some men into the howse, it lyinge upon a convenient passage from Bradford, etc.
Sixthly, I saw a letter from a gent of quality to the Maior- Generall Sir Francis Mackworth, as followeth: In this night, betwixt sonne sett and day breake, Bradforde men sent sixty mus- ketiers, a...nd put them into my Lord Sauile's house at Howley; they was brought thether by the Lord Sauile's steward, and it is thought with my Lord Sauile's consent. This howse is foure myles distant from this towne (meaninge Wakefeild), and in the way to Bradford. Three troopes of horse came with them. I sent to Howley to bee certainely informed, and they brought mee answer that it was thought the troopes were retourned backe.
Seauenthly, I received and have a letter from a gent of quality of the 17th of January, 1642, directed to myselfe, as followes, amongst other things: This morneinge one Elizabeth Cade, of Woodchurch, giveth this information to mee, that the last night about twylight some 250 foote and horse came to Howley, my Lord Sauile's howse, and so soone as they came, William Birkby and Michaell Midle- borrow, my lord's cheife servants, did with all the kindness possible enterteine them, and the principall men that came with them where three of the Greatheades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonnicar at Howley, they can tell you that my Lord Sauile is assured from the enemy that neyther his howse nor partie shalbee troubled. And I heare that the enemy hath sent to see whether it was not fitt for them to putt some men into the howse, it lyinge upon a convenient passage from Bradford, etc.
Sixthly, I saw a letter from a gent of quality to the Maior- Generall Sir Francis Mackworth, as followeth: In this night, betwixt sonne sett and day breake, Bradforde men sent sixty mus- ketiers, a...nd put them into my Lord Sauile's house at Howley; they was brought thether by the Lord Sauile's steward, and it is thought with my Lord Sauile's consent. This howse is foure myles distant from this towne (meaninge Wakefeild), and in the way to Bradford. Three troopes of horse came with them. I sent to Howley to bee certainely informed, and they brought mee answer that it was thought the troopes were retourned backe.
Seauenthly, I received and have a letter from a gent of quality of the 17th of January, 1642, directed to myselfe, as followes, amongst other things: This morneinge one Elizabeth Cade, of Woodchurch, giveth this information to mee, that the last night about twylight some 250 foote and horse came to Howley, my Lord Sauile's howse, and so soone as they came, William Birkby and Michaell Midle- borrow, my lord's cheife servants, did with all the kindness possible enterteine them, and the principall men that came with them where three of the Greatheades.
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