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Calendar of Border Papers
… to Lord Hume as a pledge (8th Oct.), 418. Lyonel, of Harbottle: 404. Lowrie: Tynedale pledge, 350. Mathew, of …
Calendar of Border Papers
… new warden, 80; named to Burghley, 85; views the state of Harbottle Castle (26th Dec.), 89; at York, 94; appointed …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 273. Speaker of the House of Commons. See Grimston, Sir Harbottle; Lenthall, William. Spinola Doria, Publo, marquis …
Calendar of Border Papers
… revenge the Queen's death (3rd Aug.), 528; Forster to, on Harbottle garrison, &c. (14th), 529; of warden meeting … 30; muster of, p. 153. Wartoun: horsemen in, p. 21; near Harbottle: forayed (1587), 535. Warwick, Earl of: p. 10; a … by, p. 361. Jock, "Blackhall:" raids by, pp. 358, 359; on Harbottle castle (14th Aug. 1588), pp. 358, 359; at Hedgley, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… ib.; troubles Mansfield with "supposed" frays about Harbottle, &c., 428; near akin to Mansfield's alleged "felon" …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… 499. Wollore. See Wooler. Wolmere. See Woolmer. Wolrig by Harbottle, Herbotill, co. Northumberland, 440. Wolsy, Cicely …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Emmanuel, 878. Wing, John, 1,877, 1,877III. Wingfield, Harbottle, 1,442. Winslow, Edward (commissioner in the West …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… VIII.; Sir Christopher Hatton, lord high chancellor; Sir Harbottle Grimstone, speaker of the house of commons during …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 19, Henry IV
… knight, was aged 21 on 18 Oct. last, having been born at Harbottle castle and baptised in Harbottle church. The jurors know this for the following … John Lysle, 44 and more, was building a new house at Harbottle that day. Hugh Galon, 45 and more, accompanied …
Calendar of Border Papers
… along the Border, we find the castles of Norham and Harbottle were in almost total ruin; the former, in much the … nothing more came of it. Nor was anything done for Harbottle. The house at Hexham, which Forster occasionally …