The Life of a Conspirator / Being a Biography of Sir Everard Digby by One of His Descendants

by Thomas Longueville

[215] Keyes’ Exam., 30th Nov. 1605. S.P.O. Jardine, p. 75.

[216] Cal. Sta. Pa., 1603-10, p. 262.

[217] Jardine, p. 74.

[218] The Greyhound, by Hugh Dalziel, 1887.

[219] R. Winter’s Letter to the Lords. S.P.O. 21st Jan. 1605. Jardine, p. 73.

[220] Records of the Eng. Prov. S. J., Vol. iv. p. 34, footnote.

[221] S. P. Domestic, James I., Vol. xvi. No. 94.

[222] Gorton’s Topography, Vol. i. p. 518. The house at present belongs to Sir N. W. Throckmorton, Bart.

[223] Beauties of England, Vol. xv., Part I., p. 184. Jardine, p. 182. Nash, in his Worcestershire, quotes from Ashmole MSS., Vol. 804, fol. 93, the following:—“Eleven secret corners and conveyances were found in the said house, all of them having books, massing stuff, and popish trumpery in them, only two excepted.”

[224] Life of Father J. Gerard, p. ccxxxvi.