The life and times of George Villiers, duke of Buckingham, Volume 1 (of 3) / From original and authentic sources

by Mrs. A. T. Thomson

[324]. Wilson, p. 162.

[325]. Cabala.

[326]. Brydges’s Peers of James I., p. 324.

[327]. Ibid, 326.

[328]. By Richard Braithwayte in the dedication of his Scholar’s Medley.—See Brydges’s Peers, p. 325.

[329]. Oldmixon, p. 56.

[330]. Lord Southampton died in a foreign service, that of the States-general, in the defensive alliance at Bergen-op-Zoom in 1624. His family fell into the deepest pecuniary distress, and afterwards solicited the aid of Buckingham.—See “Cabala,” p. 299.

[331]. Nichols, iv., 670.

[332]. Oldmixon says not until the 1st of September (see p. 56); but Mr. Chamberlain’s information is more precise and impartial.

[333]. Wilson.