...out of the exchequer, for the better fuftaining of his charge in that office. Anno I Richard III. he was made one of the knights of the Bath at the coronation. And the fame king, in the fame year, grants to him and his heirs males by letters patent, for his fingular...

...Peterborough, in that parliament which met at Weftminfter January 30, i6ao> and diflblved Feb. 8, 1621 ; and was made one of the Knights of the Bath at the coronation of King Charles the firft. On the breaking out of the Rebellion, he took part with that King, and was in his parliament...

...Trent, the i6th of June, when they were defeated, and the Earl of Lincoln flain. In 3 Hen. VII. he was made one of the Knights of the Bath, at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth, whereof this account is given by one of the Heralds attending at that time h. On Friday...

...of his age, was fucceeded in his honours and eftate by his elded fon Charles, eirl of Berkeley, who was made one of the knights of the Bath> at the coronation of Charles II. and in that reign fcrved in parliament for the city of Gloucefter. On the acceflion of...

...out of the Exchequer, for the better fuftaining of his charge in that office. Anno i Richard III. he was made one of the Knights of the Bath at the coronation. Sir John Beaumont (in his poem of Bofworth-Field) fays, he was (lain there, fighting on Richard's fide,...

...Tcwrftock. He dying in May, 1668, was fucceeded by his eldeft fon Sir Bourchier Wrey, who was created one of the Knights of the Bath at the coronation of King Charles the fecond, and after many military fervices, and having been member of Parliamen for Lefkard, in Cornwall,...

...out of the Exchequer, for the better sustaining of his charge in that office. Anno "1 Richard III. he was made one of the knights of the bath at the coronation. * Le Neve makes Sir Robert Clifton, Knt. to be son and heir of Sir Gervase, by Isabella, daughter of...

...Cambridge. [His lordship succeeded to the title on the death of his father, earl Francis, in 1646 % and was made one of the knights of the bath at the coronation of Charles the first. On the breaking out of the rebellion, he took part with that king, and was in his...

...•.' . CHRISTOPHER, the i4th of Edward IV. making proof of his age, had livery of his lands ; and was made one of the knights of the bath at the coronation of Richard III. He married Margery, daughter of Sir William Jenney, of Knotfhall, in com. Suff. ; by whom...

...; Sir John Hayward tells us, " that, for enterprises. by arms, he was the mirronr of his time."1 He was made one of the Knights of the Bath at the Coronation of King Edward VI., was afterwards committed, with the ' Granger, vol. 1, p. 148. a I Duke, his father, and...