History of Dudley Castle and Priory: Including a Genealogical Account of the Families of Suttuon and WardJ.R. Smith, 1867 - 132 oldal |
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afterwards ancient baron of Dudley Biog Birmingham bishop buried chapel church Colonel constable court dated daughter of Sir death died Dud Dudley Dudley castle Dugdale Duke of Northumberland earl Edmund Dudley eldest Elizabeth England Erdeswick estates father favour Ferdinando garrison Gervase Paganel grant hall heir Henry Henry VIII Himley Humble Dudley John de Sutton John Dudley July June king king's knight lady Dudley land letter Leveson London lord Dudley lord Edward Dudley lord Ward lordship Majestie manor married Martha Gravenor Mary Nash's Worc Northfield obtained parish parliament priory Queen reign Roger de Someri Rushall says Sedgley Shaw's Staff Sir John Sir William Sir William Brereton Somery Staffordshire succeeded Sutton family town tyme unto VIII viscount Warw Warwick Wenlock Westminster wherein whilst wife William Humble Ward William Ward Wombourn Worcester Worcestershire
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10. oldal - Each robber chief upheld his armed halls, Doing his evil will, nor less elate Than mightier heroes of a longer date.
88. oldal - Form'da whole which, irregular in parts, Yet left a grand impression on the mind, • At least of those whose eyes are in their hearts: We gaze upon a giant for his stature, Nor judge at first if all be true to nature.
7. oldal - Because Roger de Somery, at the feast of Pentecost last past, has not appeared before the king to be girded with the military girdle, the sheriff of Worcestershire is hereby commanded to seize on the honour of Dudley, and all the other...
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