Le château de Warwick et ses comtes : à partir de la Saxe jusqu'à l'époque actuelle . être il s'agit d'écoute, mais je il notlonge truste. J'ai prouvé, si je pouvais obtenir un M. d'themimprinted dans certains straunge lettre, et ainsi une nomberof disparsed abroade à être. 240 La Chambre d'Arthur le tour à l'eau, le château de Warwick. Onlyformidable politicalrival Dudleys à ce Seigneur periodwas ProtectorSomerset withSomerset dealtsuccessfully ; et il. À l'expression "réunion des hisfriends à son wasaverred housein Ely Place il thatSomerset inrebellion againstthe s andSomerset dulydispatched ; King était à theTower. Dans Somersetcontin theTower

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Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . eing it is oute, but I truste he shall notlonge. I have proved, if I could get a M. of themimprinted in some straunge letter, and so a nomberof them to be disparsed abroade. 240 The House of Dudley THE WATER-TOWER, WARWICK CASTLE. Dudleys onlyformidable politicalrival at this periodwas Lord ProtectorSomerset; and withSomerset he dealtsuccessfully. At ameeting of hisfriends at his housein Ely Place it wasaverred thatSomerset was inrebellion againstthe King; andSomerset was dulydespatched to theTower. In theTower Somersetcontinued to in-trigue ; and thistime he was triedfor plotting against Dudleys life, and brought in duecourse to the scaffold. Then Dudley had no rivalwhom he could not afford to despise, and took overthe Great Seal from Lord Chancellor Rich, the ancestor, by a curious coincidence, of our next series of Earlsof Warwick. It was at this period that he had a genealogicaltree compiled to establish his descent from the Houseof Sutton, and purchased Dudley Castle from the then. VOL. I. 241 Warwick Castle ^ head of the Sutton family, under circumstances which, if Dugdales account of the transaction can be trusted, were very far from creditable to him. This is whatDugdale says in his Baronage :—? It is reported, by credible Tradition, of thisJohn Lord Dudley ; that, being a weak man of under-standing, whereby he had exposed himself to somewants, and so became entangled in the UsurersBonds : John Dudley, then Viscount Lisle, and Earlof Warwick (afterwards Duke of Northumberland)thirsting after Dudley-Castle (the chief seat of thisFamily) made those Money-Merchants his Instruments, to work him. out of it; which by some Mortgage beingat length effected, this. poor Lord became exposed tothe Charity of his Friends for a subsistence ; andspending the remainder of his life in Visits amongstthem, was commonly called the Lord Quondam. Another proof of Dudleys increasing unpopularity, in some circles at

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