The History And Antiquity of Southampton, With Some Conjectures Concerning the Roman Clausentum No.8
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SOUTHAMPTON IN OUR HISTORIES. 121 3 Henry V. — The King embark'd his Army at Southampton, 1 where five Ships waited for him. During his stay here a con- spiracy 2 against him was discover'd ; for w cb Rich a , E. of Cam- bridge, and Henry, L cl Scroope of Masham, were arraign'd before a Court of their Peers constituted upon the place, and were beheaded without the North Gate. S r Tho s Grey, a Northern Knight, was concern'd with them, and suffer'd with them. The Earl of Cambridge was buried at ...God's House.
4 Henry V. — The D. of Bedford, the King's brother, gain'd a signal Victory over the French in a Sea Fight, 3 in w ch he took three Carricks, one Hulke, and four Ballingers ; three Carricks fled, one of w ch was wreck'd on the Sands, one other great Carrick was sunk before (coram) Southampton, in w ch there perish'd eight hundred men in light Harneys. 4 1 Henry V's reign was a stirring: time for the town, as it was one of the most important places of embarkation for France, and the streets were thronged with great nobles and their retainers.
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SOUTHAMPTON IN OUR HISTORIES. 121 3 Henry V. — The King embark'd his Army at Southampton, 1 where five Ships waited for him. During his stay here a con- spiracy 2 against him was discover'd ; for w cb Rich a , E. of Cam- bridge, and Henry, L cl Scroope of Masham, were arraign'd before a Court of their Peers constituted upon the place, and were beheaded without the North Gate. S r Tho s Grey, a Northern Knight, was concern'd with them, and suffer'd with them. The Earl of Cambridge was buried at ...God's House.
4 Henry V. — The D. of Bedford, the King's brother, gain'd a signal Victory over the French in a Sea Fight, 3 in w ch he took three Carricks, one Hulke, and four Ballingers ; three Carricks fled, one of w ch was wreck'd on the Sands, one other great Carrick was sunk before (coram) Southampton, in w ch there perish'd eight hundred men in light Harneys. 4 1 Henry V's reign was a stirring: time for the town, as it was one of the most important places of embarkation for France, and the streets were thronged with great nobles and their retainers.
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