The Lord Wardens of the Marches of England And Scotland Being a Brief History O
The Lord Wardens of the Marches of England And Scotland Being a Brief History O
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) Again, in October of the same year Sir Robert Carey writes further on this point to Cecil : — 'By your letter of 29th Sept. Received the 4th inst. " late in the night " I understand her majesty's pleasure to be informed "by whome, from whome, and in what manner, these words of obedyence and duty were spoken ? " ' This was as follows : After I had sent to the 126 THE LORD WARDENS OF THE MARCHES Warden for assurance, and that as accustomed I would meet him at the March (which in that place was ...in the myddes of the water), and then with him enter Scotland, he sent word by 4 of his company that I was to come over the water to the dry land of Scotland and he would there receive me.
1 Some dispute arising between me and them, at last one of them, John Ker of Corbet house, sayd of himself, not from Sir Robert Ker, and he spoke yt to me, that yt was an obedience England ought to Scotland, ever seynce a warden of their's was slain at a day of trew by us, one of Sir Robert Ker his ancestors : and at that instant, another of them called Andrew Ker of Rocksbrough, sayd to Roger Woodryngton, Sandy Fenwyck and others of my companye, that seynce that time we have ought them that dutye.
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) Again, in October of the same year Sir Robert Carey writes further on this point to Cecil : — 'By your letter of 29th Sept. Received the 4th inst. " late in the night " I understand her majesty's pleasure to be informed "by whome, from whome, and in what manner, these words of obedyence and duty were spoken ? " ' This was as follows : After I had sent to the 126 THE LORD WARDENS OF THE MARCHES Warden for assurance, and that as accustomed I would meet him at the March (which in that place was ...in the myddes of the water), and then with him enter Scotland, he sent word by 4 of his company that I was to come over the water to the dry land of Scotland and he would there receive me.
1 Some dispute arising between me and them, at last one of them, John Ker of Corbet house, sayd of himself, not from Sir Robert Ker, and he spoke yt to me, that yt was an obedience England ought to Scotland, ever seynce a warden of their's was slain at a day of trew by us, one of Sir Robert Ker his ancestors : and at that instant, another of them called Andrew Ker of Rocksbrough, sayd to Roger Woodryngton, Sandy Fenwyck and others of my companye, that seynce that time we have ought them that dutye.
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