[AZ] Aubrey gives in colours the Boyle coat (supra, p. [119]), with a mullet gules for difference. Anthony Wood adds the reference:—'see in the first sheet of the second part,' i.e. of MS. Aubr. 7, viz. the excerpts supra from Anthony Walker's sermon.
[BA] The Gospels and Acts in Malay (in Arabic character), Oxford, 1677.
William Brereton, 3rd baron, (1631-1680).
[475]William, lord Brereton, obiit March 17, 1680[476]; buried at St. Martin's-in-the-fields: scripsit Origines Moriens in Latin verse.
[477]William, lord Brereton[BB] of <Leighlin>:—this vertuous and learned lord (who was my most honoured and obligeing friend) was educated at Breda, by John Pell, D.D., then Math. Professor there of the Prince of Orange's 'ilustrious schoole.' Sir George Goring, earl of Norwich (who was my lord's grandfather), did send for him over, where the <Doctor> (then Mr. John Pell) tooke great care of him, and made him a very good Algebrist.
He hath wrote a poem called Origines Moriens, a MS.
Obiit March 17, 1679/80, London, and is buried at St Martin's church in the fields.
He was an excellent musitian, and also a good composer.