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Camden Old Series, A Commentary of the Services and Charges of William Lord Grey of Wilton, K.G. by his son Arthur Lord Grey of Wilton, K.G. With a Memoir of the Author, and Illustrative Documents

Volume 40 - December 1847

This volume was published under a former title. See this journal's title history.

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Philip de Malpas Grey
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Commentarie of the Services of William Lord Grey of Wilton

A Commentarie of the Servycies and Chargies that my Lord my Father was Employed in Whyllst he Lyved. For Lav. Hollyngshead.
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Abowte xxj or xxij yeeres of hys age, in the raygne of that famus prince Henry 8, hee bowght the office of Hams castell: I know not well of whowme;a but, as I thynck, eyther of the lord Moun-Joyeb or Audeley;c marrie let better sertche bee made for that, or els pass it over.

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I.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the office of lieutenant of the castle of Hampnes in Picardy, dated 29 June 1530
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II.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton as chief captain of the Crews within the towns of Calais and Guisnes, 1544
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III.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton as chief captain and seneschal, and chief leader and governor, of all the army in Boulogne and Boulognois; dated 9 April 1546
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IV.—Extract from the History of the winning of Hadington in Scotlande. An. 2 Reg. Edw. VI. (1548.)
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V.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the offices of warden, governor, surveyor, and lieutenant of the castle of Guisnes, Oct. 31, 1552
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VI.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton to array 350 foot-men and 50 horsemen demi-lances in the counties of Middlesex and Kent, and the city of London, for the garrison of Guisnes; dated July 31, 1553
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VII.—Warrant for William lord Grey of Wilton to pass beyond the seas, July 31, 1553
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IX.—Extract from the Register of the Privy Council, referring to the preceding letter
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VIII.—Letter of lord Grey to queen Mary, during the siege of Calais, Jan. 4, 1557-8
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X.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the office of governor of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Nov. 5, 1560
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XI.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the offices of warden of the Middle Marches towards Scotland, and warden of Tynedale and Ryddesdale, Dec. 22, 1559
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XII.—Ceremonial of the funeral of William lord Grey of Wilton
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XIII.—Letter of Arthur lord Grey to Lord Treasurer Burghley, Sept. 19, 1572, that he is full of concern, which is increased with the news of the Parisian massacre; and respecting his first invitation to take charge of Ireland
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XIV.—Letter of Arthur lord Grey to Thomas earl of Sussex, June 29, 1580, expressing uneasiness at a service he is sent upon
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XV. Sir Henry Sydney to Arthur lord Grey, Lord Deputy of Ireland; how to proceed in his Government of that kingdom
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XVI.—Her Majesties Instructions to the lord Grey of Wilton, when he wente Lord Deputy into Ireland in anno 1580
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XVII. Letter of Arthur lord Grey, Lord Deputy of Ireland, to Queen Elizabeth, August 2, 1580, reporting the state in which he found Ireland
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Camden Old Series, A Commentary of the Services and Charges of William Lord Grey of Wilton, K.G. by his son Arthur Lord Grey of Wilton, K.G. With a Memoir of the Author, and Illustrative Documents

Introduction

Introduction

Other

The Map

Commentarie of the Services of William Lord Grey of Wilton

A Commentarie of the Servycies and Chargies that my Lord my Father was Employed in Whyllst he Lyved. For Lav. Hollyngshead.

Appendix

I.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the office of lieutenant of the castle of Hampnes in Picardy, dated 29 June 1530

II.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton as chief captain of the Crews within the towns of Calais and Guisnes, 1544

III.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton as chief captain and seneschal, and chief leader and governor, of all the army in Boulogne and Boulognois; dated 9 April 1546

IV.—Extract from the History of the winning of Hadington in Scotlande. An. 2 Reg. Edw. VI. (1548.)

V.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the offices of warden, governor, surveyor, and lieutenant of the castle of Guisnes, Oct. 31, 1552

VI.—Commission to William lord Grey of Wilton to array 350 foot-men and 50 horsemen demi-lances in the counties of Middlesex and Kent, and the city of London, for the garrison of Guisnes; dated July 31, 1553

VII.—Warrant for William lord Grey of Wilton to pass beyond the seas, July 31, 1553

IX.—Extract from the Register of the Privy Council, referring to the preceding letter

VIII.—Letter of lord Grey to queen Mary, during the siege of Calais, Jan. 4, 1557-8

X.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the office of governor of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Nov. 5, 1560

XI.—Grant to William lord Grey of Wilton of the offices of warden of the Middle Marches towards Scotland, and warden of Tynedale and Ryddesdale, Dec. 22, 1559

XII.—Ceremonial of the funeral of William lord Grey of Wilton

XIII.—Letter of Arthur lord Grey to Lord Treasurer Burghley, Sept. 19, 1572, that he is full of concern, which is increased with the news of the Parisian massacre; and respecting his first invitation to take charge of Ireland

XIV.—Letter of Arthur lord Grey to Thomas earl of Sussex, June 29, 1580, expressing uneasiness at a service he is sent upon

XV. Sir Henry Sydney to Arthur lord Grey, Lord Deputy of Ireland; how to proceed in his Government of that kingdom

XVI.—Her Majesties Instructions to the lord Grey of Wilton, when he wente Lord Deputy into Ireland in anno 1580

XVII. Letter of Arthur lord Grey, Lord Deputy of Ireland, to Queen Elizabeth, August 2, 1580, reporting the state in which he found Ireland

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