...their joy by loud acclamations. " On the 22d of January, ] 552," says the diary of his royal nephew, " he had his head cut off upon Tower Hill between eight and nine o'clock in the morning." ^ We learn from those on whom the protector had fewer claims, that the particulars...

...monarch's confidence. " On the 22d of January, 1552," writes Edward in his journal, " the duke of Somerset had his head cut off upon Tower Hill, between eight and nine in the morning." This duke of Somerset, whose execution is thus so coldly and briefly noticed, the...

...monarch's confidence. " On the 22d of January, 1552," writes Edward in his journal, " the duke of Somerset had his head cut off upon Tower Hill, between eight and nine in the morning." This duke of Somerset, whose execution is thus so coldly and briefly noticed, the...

...joy by loud acclamations. " On the 22d of January, 1552," says the diary of his royal nephew, "he tad his head cut off upon Tower Hill between eight and nine o'clock in the morning."IT We learn from those on whom the protector had fewer claims, that the particulars...

...was, after long examination, condemned to the fire." — " The Duke of Somerset'' (his other uncle) " had his head cut off upon Tower Hill, between eight and nine o clock." This unconcern about those executions, to borrow an expressions of Mr. Hallam's, " betokens...

...was, after long examination, condemned to the fire." — " The Duke of Somerset" (his other uncle) " had his head cut off upon Tower Hill, between eight and nine o'clock.'' This unconcern about those executions, to borrow an expression of Mr. Hallam's, " betokens the young...

...quelling a dangerous insurrection in Norfolk. A rising in Cornwall had only been put down by Lord Eussell after a pitiless execution among the peasantry, and...his brother was executed only three years before. AD 1550-1552.] STATE OP THE NATION. 453 § 4. These quarrels between the personages at the head of...

...courted, and died all within two years. § 3. G uilty or not, the part of prosecutor was felt to bo the last a brother ought to have sustained. Somerset's...his brother was executed only three years before. AD 1550-1552.] STATE OF THE NATION. 453 § 4. These quarrels between the personages at the head of...

...collection of the charge for which he was conof documents connected with the fall demued. Somerset had his head cut off upon Tower Hill, between eight and nine in the morning." The fact that Edward was persuaded by those about him, as he had previously been in...

...son of Seymour's sister, Lady Jane Seymour) in his diary : ' 1652, January 22. The Duke of Somerset had his head cut off upon Tower Hill between eight and nine o'clock in the morning.' Somerset began his palace in 1546, but it is doubtful whether the building was habitable...