 | James Storer - 1803 - 520 pages
...Wilmot, with the earl of Northampton and the earl of Cleveland's brigade of horse, with one thousand foot, to raise the siege. Wilmot charged the parliament's...relieved his friends, but repulsed the king's party." Shaw, in his History of Staffordshire, has preserved copies of several warrants that were issued in... | |
 | Thomas Dugdale - 1830 - 334 pages
...Lord Wilmot, with the Earl of Northampton, and the Earl of Cleveland's brigade of horse, with 1,000 foot, to raise the siege. Wilmot charged the parliament's...relieved his friends, but repulsed the king's party." Shaw, in his " History of Staffordshire," has preserved copies of several warrants that were issued... | |
 | Charles Twamley - 1867 - 150 pages
...sent the lord Wilmot, with the earl of Northampton, and the earl of Cleveland's brigade of horse, and 1000 foot, to raise the siege. Wilmot charged the...relieved his friends, but repulsed the king's party." * There is some discrepancy between these two statements ; but the latter is corroborated by the two... | |
 | Charles Twamley - 1867 - 152 pages
...foot, to raise the siege. Wilmot * Shaw's General Hist., pp. 67, 70. t Grose's Antiquities, vol. 3. charged the parliament's forlorn under Mytton, with...relieved his friends, but repulsed the king's party." * There is some discrepancy between these two statements ; but the latter is corroborated by the two... | |
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Cleveland's brigade of horse, with one thousand foot, to raise the siege. Wilmot charged the parliament's forlorn, under Mytton, with such fury, that his forces were all like to be cut off; and several officers advised Denbigh not to quit his trenches,... 