 | Alexander Chalmers - 1814 - 540 Seiten
...the said castle of William Yelverton (that cursed Norfolk justice, as Worcester styles him), whereas sir John had ordered it not to be sold, but to be...other artillery, and laid siege to it immediately. The siege continued five weeks and three days. February 10, 1474, 13 Edw. IV. an indenture was made between... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1814 - 542 Seiten
...the said castle of William Yelverton (that cursed Norfolk justice, .as Worcester styles him), whereas sir John had ordered it not to be sold, but to be...other artillery, and laid siege to it immediately. The siege continued five weeks and three days. ? February 10, 1474, 13 Edw. IV. an indenture was made between... | |
 | 1814 - 538 Seiten
...the said castle of William Yelverton (that cursed Norfolk justice, as Worcester styles him), whereas sir John had ordered it not: to be sold, but to be...surrender it, the duke came before it with 3000 armed inen, and with guns, culverines, and other artillery, and laid siege to it immediately. The siege continued... | |
 | John Henry Druery - 1826 - 476 Seiten
...with three thousand men, armed with guns, culverins, and other artillery, and immediately besieged it. The names of the principal persons at this siege were...Duke of Norfolk, Sir Humphrey Talbot, Sir William Calthorpe, Sir John Heveningham, Sir Gilbert Debenham, Sir Thomas Wingfleld, Sir William Brandon, Thomas... | |
 | John Henry Druery - 1826 - 488 Seiten
...with three thousand men, armed with guns, culverins, and other artillery, and immediately besieged it. The names of the principal persons at this siege were...Duke of Norfolk, Sir Humphrey Talbot, Sir William Calthorpe, Sir John Heveningham, Sir Gilbert Debenham, Sir Thomas Wingfield, Sir William Brandon, Thomas... | |
 | John Henry Druery - 1826 - 488 Seiten
...with three thousand men, armed with guns, culverins, and other artillery, and immediately besieged it. The names of the principal persons at this siege were...Duke of Norfolk, Sir Humphrey Talbot, Sir William Calthorpe, Sir John Heveningham, Sir Gilbert Debenham, Sir Thomas Wingfield, Sir William Brandon, Thomas... | |
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... require John Paston, esq. governor of it, being a castle well fortified, in the absence of his eldest brother sir John Paston, to deliver it up to him ; maintaining that the said duke had purchased the said castle of William Yelverton (that cursed... 