[2]. Masters, 137.--Nichols’ “Leicestershire,” iii., p. 200.
[3]. Brodie, from Rushworth.
[4]. Hume.
[5]. Reliquiæ Wottonianæ, p. 212.
[6]. Ibid.
[7]. He was the son of Lawrence Hyde, of Gussage St. Michael, in the county of Dorset, and of a west country branch of the ancient family of "Hyde of that Ilk."--See Lord Campbell.
[8]. Lives of the Chief Justices, vol. iv., p. 381.
[9]. Heylyn, 149.
[10]. Lord Campbell, vol. vi., 322, passim.
[11]. Brodie, after Clarendon.