Le château de Warwick et ses comtes : à partir de la Saxe jusqu'à l'époque actuelle . xaminacion,je copie certains passages dans lesquels son nom apparaît :- 1586. Sur Wednesdaie, le 12 octobre,de la Commissaires Lordes pour hearinge ScottisheQuene la est arrivé à la gare de Fotheringhey, dans les 264 ") de la chambre de Dudley Comté de Northampton, aboute nyne du clockein la morninge, à laquelle houre, dans le Château dit de la Chappell, le Peterboroughe preachedbefore de Deane. À partir de la sermone, [ils wente au Counsell, dans le ? - Counsell Chambre de la même maison thencesente,et de Sir WalterMyldmaye et S

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Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . xaminacion, I copy some passages in which his name appears :— 1586. Upon Wednesdaie, the 12 of October, the Lordes Commissioners for hearinge the ScottisheQuene came to the Castle of Fotheringhey, in the 264 ») The House of Dudley County of Northampton, aboute nyne of the clockein the morninge, at which houre, in the chappell ofthe said castle, the Deane of Peterboroughe preachedbefore them. From the sermone, [they wente to the Counsell, in the ? - Counsell Chamber of the same house, and from thencesente Sir WalterMyldmaye and SirAmias Pawlette, Governoure of thehouse, to theScottishe Quene, to knowe whethershee woulde ap-peare or no.There was allsodelivered unto hera letter from herMajestic, to thateffecte. [She re-fused to appear allthat day andThursday, but onFriday she appeared about nine oclock. Below the barsat such gentlemen as came to see the action, and amongthose on the right side was the Earle of Warwicke.]Then, in the account of the second days hearing, we read :—? 26s. THE GATE-HOUSE, WARWICK CASTLE. Warwick Castle <*- Shee said unto the Earle of Warwicke that sheehard hee was an honourable gentleman, desiringe himnot to beleve all thinges that hee hard of her, desiringe him to comende her to my Lord ofLeycester, sayinge that shee wished him goodsuccesse in all his affaires. The passage bears testimony to the mildness andsweet reasonableness of Ambrose Dudleys character-—a character which earned him the popular designationof the Good Lord Warwick. But it was not to beexpected that the appeal would save Mary Stuart.She was foredoomed to death. At last, after muchhesitation, real or feigned, Elizabeth signed the death-warrant of her beautiful and unfortunate rival, and thetragedy of Fotheringay was played to its dramaticclose. Of Mary, like her ill-fated grandson, Charles I., it may be truly said, that if she did not know how toreign, at least she knew how to die, and surely byher dea

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