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A visitation of the seats and arms of the noblemen and gentlemen of Great Britain (1852)

Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892 · London : Colburn · leaf 51

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ing embalmed skeletonsvery much older than Sir Robert or his wife, who are stilllying encased as safely as the first day, and one of theseghastly figures is traditionally handed down, as this SirJohn Montgomery to whom Hotspur had to surrender.Tie is wonderfully entire, though the others arc in… … CO ^ ■eg R 2 c en«3b otol w l—u 33 ST- |&5] -—t poq I : SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 37 side to his father. His son Alexander, eighthearl, was a Covenanter, who embarrassed theestate so that he was dispossessed by his son ;and by suit only got in addition to his allow-ance the difference of exchange…

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