when he wasburied at Broughton church. The family of Fiennes, or Fcnys, as itwas anciently written—the head of whichbears the title of Lord Saye and Sele, has longpossessed Broughton Castle. In most pe-riods of Englisli history we find the membersof this house xlaying a distinguished part.Yet, such… … I ) ■ n, I- m I 1^ SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 137 life, is a better memory than any inbrass or marble. He had, however, giventhe peoijle other and greater causes of of-fence than even his eloquence or his know-ledge of Latin, for he was high in the royalfavour, being constable of Dover, warden ofthe…
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