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3 giorni fa · In 1665 he married Lady Anne Digby, younger daughter of the second Earl of Bristol. In preparation for his future political career, he now began paying court to the royal favourites, and in 1671 invited Mdlle. de Keroualle (afterwards Duchess of Portsmouth) "to his town house in Queen Street, and lost enormous sums to her at basset."
5 giorni fa · Anne Digby, Making a Medical Living: Doctors and Patients in the English Market for Medicine, 1720–1911 (Cambridge, 1994); 11 Jenner and Wallis, Medicine and the Market in England , 11.
1 giorno fa · Children’s background. Sixty-nine boys and forty-four girls were admitted to the asylum between 1900-1918, with a greater proportion of older children being admitted, with boys outnumbering girls. However, there were some very young children admitted; seventeen were either aged 5 or under, the youngest being only 3 years old.
4 giorni fa · Edward Digby, 11th Baron Digby: 1894–1964 1960 Lord Lieutenant of Dorset 926 John Loder, 2nd Baron Wakehurst: 1895–1970 1962 Governor of Northern Ireland 927 Baudouin, King of the Belgians: 1930–1993 1963 928 Paul, King of the Hellenes: 1901–1964 1963 929 Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer: 1898–1979 1963 Former Chief of the Imperial ...
3 giorni fa · Reginald Digby married Ann Danvers and died on 25 February 1549. Like his parents he is buried at Coleshill. His son John, who married Anne Throgmorton of Coughton, died in 1558, and was succeeded by Sir George, who married Abigail Henningham. They had several children.
2 giorni fa · Digby, Sir John, Vice-Chamberlain, diplomatist and statesman, later 1st Earl of Bristol -, mentioned unfavourably in verses, 236 -, 238. Digby, Lettice, wife of Sir Robert Digby -, 38. Digby, Lady Mary, wife of Sir Everard Digby -, involved in Gunpowder Plot activities, 38. Digby, Mary, mother of Sir Everard Digby, and wife of Samson Erdeswick ...
4 giorni fa · The noblewoman Anne Vaux, who smuggled it out of the castle, features in Spycraft as the victim of an audacious and perfectly executed sting by the lieutenant of the Tower of London, where her friend Henry Garnett, a Jesuit priest, was imprisoned.
