= 
Appendiz. 203 
a Mr. Reeves, & 
Myselfe * 
The 8 of July Mr. Sey (s¢e) 
was comytted to Tower. 
The 9 of the same moneth 
My La: to St Thos. Parrye’s. 
[The next entries refer to other persons not connected with the marriage. ] 
My la: Dunb. dyed 30th of 
July being Wensday abowt 
7 in the morning 1610. + 
My L: Kyn:the — of July 1610.” [Lord Kinloss ?} 
No. XXI. 
- William Seymour’s confession. The signature in his own hand- 
writing. (From Bodl. Lib. Tanner MSS. 75, fol. 353.) See 
page 161, Note.1. 
“Tur EXAMINATION OF WIiLyam SEmMAR, Esq. BEFORE Y¥ LL oF HIS 
MatYs PREVYE CoUNCELL THE 81TH of JuLy 1610. 
He confesseth that upon Fryday was fortnight he was maryed unto the La: 
Arbella at Greenw® in the chamber of the sayd La: Arbellather. That there 
was present one Blagew sonne to the Deane of Rochest™ who was the minister 
that maryed them ; ther were also present one Edward Rodné, Crompton—gent: 
usher to the La: Arbella, Edward Kyrton, and Edward Reve, Mrs. Biron and 
Mrs. Bradshawe two servants to the La: Arbella. The maryadge was on the 
Fryday morninge beforesayd, between fouer and fyve of the clock, but without 
any Lycense as he confesseth. 
” He saith he came to Greenw» on the Thursday at night abowt twelffe of the 
clock, accompanyed with the said Rodné and Kyrton and did sitt upp in the La: 
Arbella her chamber all the night untill they were maryed. 
WItiiam SEYMAUBE.” 
No. XXII. 
: Letter from William Seymour’s grandfather, the Earl of Hertford, 
> to him when abroad: and another from the same to the Earl of 
; Salisbury. See page 162. 
? Oct. 23, 1613. ‘‘ Your former great. offences which I neede not expresse aded 
to y’. course of life, ever since you escaped over the seas, not a litle agrevated 
by your late wilfull repaire to Duncerke, contrary to his Majestie’s pleasure, 
and my instructions sent you by your Tutor Pellinge ¢ under pretence of fear 
-of credito™ in Fraunce, would make any Grandfather hate the memorie of 
* Mr. Hugh Crompton, her steward. 
+ Probably Lady Dunbar, wife of Sir George Hume, created Earl of Dunbar, 1604. 
+ Mr. Pelling, one of the Earl’s chaplains, had been sent over to William Seymour, about Novem. 
ber, 1611, 
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