 | English essays - 1776 - 772 pages
...devil write with his own hand in Lambeth fields 1596, in June or July, as I now remember." Heprofeffed to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Counteft of Eilix, who frequently retorted unto him, and from whofe company lie would foinetimea lock... | |
 | History - 1778 - 630 pages
...with his own hand in Lam" beth Fields 1596, iu June or " Jaly, as 1 now remember." He profefleàto his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the countefs of E flex, who frequently reforted unió him, and from whofe company he would fometimes lock himfelfin... | |
 | Astrology - 1791 - 406 pages
...with his •' own hand in Lambeth-fields, 1596, " in June or July, as I now remem" ber." He profefled to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Countels of Eflex, who frequently reforted unto him, and from whofe company he would fometimcs lock... | |
 | History - 1801 - 554 pages
...write with his own hand in Lam" beth Fields 1596, in June or " July, as 1 now remember." He prole/Ted to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the countefs of EiTex, who frequently reforted unto him, and from whofe company he would fometimes lock himfelf in... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 520 pages
...•who frequently resorted unto him, and from whose company he would sometimes lock himself in his study a whole day. Now we come to his death, which happened as follows : — The Sunday before he died, his wife and he being at supper in their garden-house, she being pleasant, told him,... | |
 | Walter Scott - Great Britain - 1811 - 520 pages
...write with his own hand, in Lambeth Fields, 15Q6, in June or July, as I now remember.' He professed to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Countess of Essex, who frequently resorted unto him, and from whose company he would sometimes lock... | |
 | James Caulfield - Great Britain - 1813 - 184 pages
...Knight, &c. whereupon I set a figure ; and there upon my judgment : by which he concluded, He professed to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Countess of Essex, who that within two years time he should be a Lord or great man : But, says he,... | |
 | Sir Anthony Weldon - Great Britain - 1817 - 80 pages
...life, for the King sent a Post presently to London, to let the Lord chief Justice know, he would see Now we come to his death, which happened as follows...Sunday night before he died, his wife and he being at supper in their garden-house, she being pleasant, told him that she had been informed he could resolve,... | |
 | 1820 - 408 pages
...who frequently resorted unto him, and from whose company he would sometimes lock himself in his study a whole day. Now we come to his death, which happened...Sunday night before he died, his wife and he being at supper in their garden-house, she being pleasant, told him, that she had been informed he could resolve... | |
 | Books - 1820 - 404 pages
...devil write with his own hand in Lambeth Fields 1596, in June or July, as I now remember.' He professed to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Countess of Essex, who frequently resorted unto him, and from whose company he would sometimes lock... | |
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He professed to his wife there would be much trouble about Carr and the Countess of Essex, who frequently resorted unto him, and from whose company he would sometimes lock himself in his study a whole day. Now we come to his death, which happened as follows... 
