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especially to me, who had a near Relation then concern'd in the Search and Seizing him, and who some Years after was stabbed in Westminster-Hall by one of that Party, |
especially to me, who had a near Relation then concerned in the Search and Seizing him, and who Some years After was stabbed in Westminster hall by one of that Party, |
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Mr. Heywood, of Heywood, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; concerning whom we have this Memorandum, That he, Peter Heywood, did in the Year 1604, by Order of Council, search the Rooms under the Parliament-House, and then and there did actually apprehend Guido Faulks, with his Dark-Lanthorn; — which Lanthorn he the said Peter Heywood, in perpetuam rei Memoriam, did afterwards present to the University of Oxon, where it remains now reposited with his Name to it, and some other Particulars relating to that Affair. — Then follows: — And the said Peter Heywood Esq; in the Year 1640, as, by Order of Parliament, he was carrying up the Names of Popish Recusants in Westminster, to the House of Commons then sitting, was for this and his former vigorous Prosecution of that Party (as the publick Safety and his Station required) stabbed with a Dagger in Westminster-Hall, by one John James, a Dominican Fryar; by reason of which Wound he was immediately confined to his Bed and Chamber, and never stirred abroad to the Day of his Death, tho' he lived about Twelve Months after. |
Mr. Heywood, of Heywood, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; Concerning whom we have this Memorandum, That he, Peter Heywood, did in the Year 1604, by Order of Council, search the Rooms under the Parliament-House, and then and there did actually apprehend Guido Faulks, with his Dark-lantern; — which Lantern he the said Peter Heywood, in perpetuam rei Memoriam, did afterwards present to the university of Oxford, where it remains now reposited with his Name to it, and Some other Particulars relating to that Affair. — Then follows: — And the said Peter Heywood Esq; in the Year 1640, as, by Order of Parliament, he was carrying up the Names of Popish Recusants in Westminster, to the House of Commons then sitting, was for this and his former vigorous Prosecution of that Party (as the public Safety and his Station required) stabbed with a Dagger in Westminster hall, by one John James, a Dominican Friar; by reason of which Wound he was immediately confined to his Bed and Chamber, and never stirred abroad to the Day of his Death, though he lived about Twelve Months After. |
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