...Family did in the late Rebellion fuffer extremely in their Eftates; and the Heirs of that Cuftle faw it laid level with that Earth that was too good to bury thofe Wretches that were the caufe of it. The Father of our George, was l(ichard Herbert the Son of...

...Cajlle faw it lajd level with that Earth that was too good to bury thofe Wretches that were the caufe of it. . The Father of our George, was Richard Herbert the Son of Edward Herbert, Knight, the Son of Rhbard Herbert, Knight, the Son of the famous Sir Richard Herbert ofColebiook in the County of Monmouth,...

...family did in the late rebellion fuflfer extremely in their eftates ; and the heirs of that caftle faw it laid level with that earth that was too good to bury thofe wretches that were the caufe of it. The father of our George was Richard Herbert0, the fon of...

...to all mankind ; for which they are eminent. But alas! this family did in the late rebellion suffer extremely in their estates; and the heirs of that...of the famous sir Richard Herbert, of Colebrook, in tilt county of Monmouth, baronet, who was the youngest brother of that memorable William Herbert, earl...

...the rebellion, the fortress was roughly handled, or, in the pithy words of honest Walton, it was •" laid level with that earth that was too good to bury those wretches that were the cause" of its ruin. His family, in both branches, was highly respectable. His father was descended from the "...

...to all mankind; for which they are eminent. But alas ! this family did in the late rebellion suffer extremely in their estates; and the heirs of that...George was Richard Herbert, the son of Edward Herbert, knt. the son of Richard Herbert, knt. the son of the famous sir Richard Herbert of Colebrobk, in the...

...all mankind ; for which oo they are eminent : But alas ! this family did in the late rebellion suffer extremely in their estates ; and the heirs of that...Sir Richard Herbert of Colebrook, in the County of Monmunlh, Banneret, who was the youngest brother of that memorable William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke,...

...the rebellion, the fortress was roughly handled, or, in the pithy words of honest Walton, it was " laid level with that earth that was too good to bury those wretches that were the cause" of its ruin. His family, in both branches, was highly respectable. His father was descended from the "...

...details are themselves not without interest. " The father of our George," says Izaak Walton, "was Richard Herbert, Knight, the son of Richard Herbert, Knight, the son of the famous Sir Richard Herbert of Oolubrookc, in the County of Monmoulh, Banneret,* who was the youngest brother of that memorable William...

...mankind, — for which they were eminent. But, alas ! this family did in the late Rebellion suflfer maintenance In any place in the world, where there are men, Wine, meat, or money which was too good to cover those wretches that were the cause of it." What a gentleman was Izaak,...