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

by Thomas Longueville

[258] Jardine, p. 108.

[259] S. P. Dom. James I., Nov. 1605, Vol. xvi. No. 94.

[260] Jardine, p. 105.

[261] Ib., p. 106, footnote.

[262] Somer’s Tracts, Vol. ii. p. 105.

[263] A man named Tatnell deposed that “he met 2 gentlemen that morning near Lincoln’s Inn, and one said, ‘God’s woundes! we are wonderfully besett, and all ys marred.’”S. P. Dom. James I., Vol. xvi.; G. P. Bk., No. 11.

[264] Jardine, p. 105.

[265] S. P. Dom. James I., Vol. xvii. n. 9. See also Vol. xvi. Nos. 11 and 13.

[266] Gardiner. Hist. Eng., Vol. i. p. 257.

[267] G. P., p. 106.