A chronicle of the kings of England, from the time of the Roman government, unto the death of King James ... / Faithfully collected out of authors ancient and modern; and digested into a method, by Sir Richard Baker, knight. Whereunto is added, the reign of King Charles the First, and the first thirteen years of ... King Charles the Second [by Edward Phillips].

  • Baker, Richard, Sir, 1568-1645.
Date:
1679
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Credit: A chronicle of the kings of England, from the time of the Roman government, unto the death of King James ... / Faithfully collected out of authors ancient and modern; and digested into a method, by Sir Richard Baker, knight. Whereunto is added, the reign of King Charles the First, and the first thirteen years of ... King Charles the Second [by Edward Phillips]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A Catalogue of the late Charles Earl of IFartvick^ His Great Grand-father Robert Baron Rich of Leez Was created Earl of idi8, i6 Jac. tp, Wiiliatn Caveadifl) Y.:xs\ oiOevoftJhire^ Baron CavcHcliJl) of Hardwtek^^ Knight of the Bath^ Lord Lieutenant of the County oCDerby^ and one of the Learned’ft Peers of his age, and Li- beralleft Promoters of learned Lucubrations ■> Is the elder Houfe of the Duke of Nerrcaftle^ whofe thrice Noble Grand-father, Lord iRil- liam CaDendi(h^ ^Siron Cavendijb oi Hardwrick^ln the County oC Derby, was created Earl c(Ve. von. in Aug. idiS.-in the idth year of King James. John Ramfey Earl of Hcldernffsy and Baron of Kingfijn upon l^hames,\n England,znd Vifeount Hadmgton in Scotland^ created Earl Decenib. 30. 1620. Jac. dyed without Iffue. Ex- tindt. James Hay Earl of Carlifle, Vifeount Doncajierj Baron Hay of Sauley^ and Knight of the Bath s whofe Father James Vifeount Voncafier, was created Earl Sep. 1622. 20 Jac. which James the fecond Earl oCCarlijle died in iddo. without llTue male, whereupon all his Titles were Extinct:. 20. Baftl Fielding (^alias de Hapsburgb') Earl of Denbigh, and Defmond, Vilcount Fielding, Ba¬ ron of Rkwnham-padox and St. Liz-, wjiofe Grand-father IFtlliam Vifeount Fielding was • created Earl in i<52 2. Reg. Jacobi 20. and fliin in the late Civil Wars, in the behalf of his Mafter Charle the Firft, of Bleflcd Memory. 21. John Digby Earl of Brijiol, Baron Digby of Shirborne-, whofe Grand-father John Baron Digby of Shirborne, many ye^irs Lord Liedger- Ambaffadour to, and in the Court of Spain, was created Earl of Brijhl, Sept. 15. 1^22. Regis Jacobi, 20. Lionel Cranfield Earl of Middlesex, whofe Father Lionel Baron Cranfield^ and Lord High Trea- furer of England, was created Earl ot Middle- fexin 1622. Reg, Jac. 20. Dyed in or about 16j-). without lllue. Charles Villiers Earl of Anglefea, and Baron of Daventry, whofe Father, Chrijiopher Villiers, wasfo created 24. in i<524. 2 Jac. which EoixX Charles dccc^kd in i66o, whereupon all his Titles were extindf. 22. Gilbert Holies Earl of Clare, Baron Haughton of Haughton \ whofe Grand-father John Baron Haughton oi'Haughton, was created Earl of Clare, Nw.2. 1(524. Reg, Jacobi 22, and dyed on IVednefday OUob. 4 Anno 1^37. in the Se¬ venty fourth year of his age, 13 Car. i. Earl John the fecond, his eldcft Second, dyed on 'Iiiejday, January the fecond, \66'^. in the Seventy fit (I year of his age , unto whom moft worthily fucceeded his eldeil and onely Son, at his deceafe, Gilbert the now Earl. 23. Oliver St. John Ezr\ o(Bullingbrook,2nd Lord B^ron St.John oCBletJle \ whofe Grand-father, Oliver Lord St.John, Baron of Bletjoe, and Knight of the Bath, was created Earl of Bul~ lingbmh 1^24. Regis Jacobi 22. Earh of England. 24. Charles Fane Earl of Wejimtrland, Lord de le Spencer and Burrvajh'-, whofe Grand-father Francis Fane Knight of the Bath, was created Earl, 1^24, Jacobi Regis, 22. Earl Mildmay his Son dyed in Anno 166^. or 1666, unto whom worthily fucceeded the now Earl Charles, his elded Son. 25. Robert Montague Earl of Manchejier, Vilcount Mandevil, Baron of Kimbolton, one oi the Gentlemen of his Majeities Bed-Chamber, and Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hunting- ton whofe' Grand-father, Henry Vifeount Mandevil, Baron of Kimbolton, Lord Privy Seal, Pr«fident, and one of the Lords of his MajeWes Privy Council, was created Ear] of Mancbefier, 1(525. primo Caroli primi, fome dayes before his Coronation, being his lirll Coronation Earl: at which time there were eight Coronation Earls, but no Coronation Barons. 2(5. Charles Harvard Earl of Berkshire, Vifeount Andover, Baron Howard of Charleton, Knight of the Bath : A Branch of that Renowned and Ducal Stock of the Howards of Norfolk^-, whofe Father Lhotnas Vifeount Andover, and one of the Lords of his Majefties Privy Council, and Knight of the Garter, fecond Son of Lhomas Earl of Suffolk., was created Earl of Berkshire. ifi 1625. Anno primo Cd^rdh primi, at the lame time with the former Earl, being the fecond Coronation Earl, who dyed Anno 166p. Lhomas Wentworth Earl of Cleveland, and Baron Wentworth of Nettlejieed, created Earl at the fame time with the two former Earls s died March 26, x66y. without llTuemale,whereby that Earldom was e'xtinguifhed j who was the third Coronation Earl. 27. John Sheffeild Earl of Mulgrave, and Lord Sheffeild of Butterwkh, Vice-.^dmiral of the Coalfs oiTork^shire-, whofe Great Grand-father Earl Edmund Baron Sheffeild of Bittterwich, one of the Lords of the Privy Council, and Knight of the mofl Noble Order of the Gar¬ ter, was created Earl of Mulgrave in 1(525. Anno primo Caroli primi, at the faipe time with, the three former Earls; who was the fourth Coronation Earl. Henry Cary Earl oi Monmouth, and Baron Cary of Leppington, died without IlTuemale in 1661. whereby that Earldom was extind:. His Fa¬ ther Robert Baron Cary of Leppington was cre¬ ated Earl at the fame time with the four for¬ mer Earls, who was the fifth Coronation Earl. 28. William Ley Kit] oC MarlboWigb, Eiton Ley of Ley, whofe Father James Baron Leigh of Leigh, Lord High Treafurer o( England, was created Earl at the fame time with the five for¬ mer Earls. This Earl William fucceeded lu's Renowned Nephew Earl James the fecond, flain at Sea, 16(55. in June, in that fo fignal Sea-Fight betwixt the Englijh and Dutch i who was the fixth Coronation Earl. George Carew, Earl of Lotnes, created Earl with the fix former Earls, at the fame time j who died without IlTue, who was the feventh Co¬ ronation Earl. Henry Danvers Earl of Danbigh, Baron Danver^s ef