Bess of Hardwick, page 55
38 CST: vol. II, p.291, f.481.
39 Ibid., f.134; and, vol. II, p.291, f.482.
40 Cited in Rawson, Bess of Hardwick and her Circle, p.346, 4 January 1608 (1607 by the old calendar).
41 HMC: Longleat, Talbot Papers, vol. V, p.132.
42 CHA: A Memorandum of declarations made by the Countess of Shrewsbury, subsequent to her will (Old drawer no:143/17).
43 CHA: Nathaniel Johnson, unpublished MS, ‘A History of the Earls of Shrewsbury’, vol. V, p.406.
44 HMC: Longleat, Talbot Papers, vol. V, pp.132–3.
45 HMC: Cecil Papers vol. XX, pp.67, 96 and 118.
23: A LONG ARM…
1 CST: vol. II, p.251, f.141.
2 CST: vol. II, p.283, f.384.
3 HMC: Cecil Papers, vol. XX, p.96. Gilbert Talbot to Lord Salisbury.
4 HMC: Arundel (Frank Bacon Collection), Appendix, p.211, f.2/211.
5 CST: vol. II, p.148, f.112.
6 HMC: Cecil Papers, vol. XX, p118. Gilbert Talbot to Lord Salisbury.
7 CHA: H29; also, cited in Stone, Crisis of the Aristocracy, Appendix, p.xxv p.785).
8 Nichols, Progresses, Processions and Magnificent Festivities of King James I of England, vol. 2, p.194.
9 Ibid.
10 HMC: Longleat, Talbot Papers, vol. V, p.134.
11 Ibid.
12 Ibid.
13 CST: vol. II, p.170, f.205.
14 Durant, Bess of Hardwick, p.218.
15 Collins, Historical Collections of the Noble Families of Cavendish, p. 21.
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Archaeologia, vols:
XII – ‘Sir John St Loe at the funeral of Edward VI’, p.389. ‘Quarrel between the St Loe brothers’, pp.98–9.
XIII – ‘Bayley, on poison gloves’, p.99.
XVI – ‘Sir John St Loe’, p.382.
XVIII – ‘Sir Wm St Loe moved from the Tower to Fleet prison’, p.179.
XX – ‘Early use of carriages in England – Sir Wm St Loe’, p.458. ‘Queen Mary’s fall from her horse en route to Buxton’, p.459. ‘Burial of Elizabeth, Countess of Lennox at Sheffield’, pp.73–82.
XXII – ‘Alleged residence of Mary Queen of Scots at Hardwick Hall’, pp. 73–82.
XXXII – ‘Cavendish Brothers’, p.74.
XXXII – ‘Bess of Hardwick’, p.81.
XXXIV – ‘The Earl of Shrewsbury obtains licence to alienate Goodrich Castle from Henry & Grace Cavendish’, p.486.
XXXVII ‘Sir Wm St Loe commissioned to find suitable site for new royal Armoury’, p.484.
LXIV – ‘Bess of Hardwick’s Buildings and Building Accounts’.
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XVI – Currey, John, ‘Almshouses of Elizabeth Countess of Shrewsbury’.
XXVIII – Hawkesbury, Lord, ‘Catalogue of pictures at Hardwick Hall’.
XXIX – Brodhurst, Revd Francis, ‘Sir William Cavendish’.
XXX – Brodhurst, Revd Francis, ‘Elizabeth Hardwycke, Countess of Shrewsbury’.
