The history of the house of Stanley, from the conquest, to the death of the Right Honorable Edward, late earl of Derby, in 1776
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Ancestry.com. The history of the house of Stanley, from the conquest, to the death of the Right Honorable Edward, late earl of Derby, in 1776 [base de données en ligne]. Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005.Données originales : Seacome, John.. The history of the house of Stanley, from the conquest, to the death of the Right Honorable Edward, late earl of Derby, in 1776 : containing a genealogical and historical account, of that illustrious house : to which is added a description of the Isle of Man.. Preston: Printed by E. Sergent ..., 1793.
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- Front matter
- Title page
- History of the House of Stanley. From the conquest
- The Earl of Derbys character of Captain Greehalgh, and his reasons for his choice of him for governor
- A true and genuine account of the famous and ever memorable siege of Latham-House, in the county of Lancaster
- The siege and taking of Bolton, in the county of Lancaster
- Particulars of the siege and taking of Liverpool, on or about the twenty-sixth of June, 1644
- Lord Derbys letter to his lady, after he was taken and prisoner at Chester
- The defence of the right honourable James Earl of Derby
- Particulars of the Christian behavior and humble deportment of James Earl of Derby, from his trial at Chester, to his execution at Bolton...
- A copy of the Earl of Derbys speech upon the scaffold, and some remarkable passages in his going to, and being upon it
- Address to the people
- A morning prayer
- A copy of Lord Derbys last letter to his lady, October 12th, 1651, from Chester
- A copy of Lord Derbys last letter to Lady Mary, Mr. Edward, and Mr. William
- Lord Derbys first letter from the Isle of Man, to his son, the Lord Strange, with his observations relating to that island, for his instruction and imitation
- Lord Derbys letter to Commisary General Ireton, in answer to offers made by him from the parliament of his whole estate,...
- "Chuse for your Bishop a reverend and holy man...
- His Lordships reasons to his son, for not assuming the title of King in Man, and exhorts him to be strictly loyal
- Lord Derbys second letter to his son Charles, Lord Strange
- Instructions, by James Earl of Derby, to his son, the Lord Strange,...
- To the glorious memory of that blessed martyr, James Earl of Derby
- Ormskirk Parish. Orders concerning Latham
- At the Committee of Lords and Commons for Sequesiration
- The second part of the genealogical history of the antient and honourable House of Stanley
- Genealogia...
- The pedigree and posterity of Sir Thomas Stanley, second son of Sir John Stanley the first
- The genealogy and issue of Sir John Stanley II
- The genealogy and posterity of Peter Stanley, Esquire,...
- The genealogical history of the Barons of Strange, of Knocking, in Salop
- The Earls Palatine of Chester
- Thomas, first Earl of Derby...
- "Their names be Awdley, of verry right discent...
- A complete history of the Isle of Man
- A description of the Isle of Man
- The act of surrender, made by Reginald, to the See of Rome
- A continuation from the Scotch conquest to the settlement under the House of Stanley
- By the King, a proclamation, for continuing officers in the Isle of Man
- A topographical description of the Isle of Man
- The succession of the Bishops of Man
- A catalogue of governors of this Isle...
