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...r Arthur Mainwaring''' (c. 1580 – 1648) was an English politician who sat in the [[House of Commons of England|House of Commons]] from 1624 to 1626. Mainwaring was the eldest son of [[George Mainwaring (MP, died 1628)|Sir George Mainwaring]] of [[Ightfield]], [[Shropshire]] and Ann More, dau ...

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...h crime he was sentenced to death. He later received a full pardon for the murder but died abroad when he was still a young man. ...Elizabeth Shore of [[Derby]], but had no issue by either marriage. He died in Nottingham on 22 March 1751 and was buried at [[St. Nicholas' Church, Notti ...

{{Year in England|1687}} Events from the year '''[[1687]] in [[Kingdom of England|England]]'''. ...

...[[Kingdom of England|England]]|death_date={{death date and age|1679|06|20|1628|df=yes}}|death_place=[[Tyburn]], [[London]], England|feast_day=20 June|hono ...r [[Charles II of England|Charles II]]. He was [[Beatification|beatified]] in 1929 by Pope [[Pope Pius XI|Pius XI]] and his [[Calendar of saints|feast da ...

...Susa, Piedmont|Susa]] (from 1613), and the Abbey of St. Pietro di Muleggio in [[Province of Vercelli|Vercelli]] (from 1616). ...rominence since the ducal capital had moved from [[Chambéry]] to [[Turin]] in 1562. ...

..., missionary, and abbot of [[Tongerlo Abbey]]. In the last capacity he sat in the [[First Estate]] of the [[States of Brabant]]. ...Abbey, being clothed in the habit on 21 September 1612 and taking the name in religion Augustinus. He made his profession on 22 September 1613, and was o ...

...onia]] 1652, President of War department and Lord High Constable in 1653. In 1651, [[Christina of Sweden|Queen Christina]] created him Count of [[Pori|B ...t [[Jakob De la Gardie]], he led the defense of Livonia against [[Poland]] in the late 1620s. At age 35, he was elevated to the rank of Field Marshal by ...

.../> From 1600 until his death in 1634 he was engaged in missionary activity in [[India]].<ref name=CE/> Andrade was the first known [[Europe]]an to have c ...e present-day Indian state of Uttarakhand. Overcoming incredible hardships in the journey, they crossed the [[Mana Pass]] to Tibet, the first Europeans k ...

{{Year in England|1701}} Events from the year '''[[1701]] in [[Kingdom of England|England]]'''. ...

...sh Common Pleas]], but was removed from office for [[corruption]] and died in disgrace. Dominick Sarsfield was born in [[Cork (city)|Cork]], third son of Edmund Sarsfield, an [[alderman]] of the ...

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'''Downes''' ({{lang-ga|'''Ó Dubháin'''}}), is a [[surname]] of [[Irish language|Irish]] and [[English language| * [[Andrew Downes (scholar)]] ({{circa|1549}}{{ndash}}1628), English classical scholar ...

...ilier Guards]] on 17 August 1820.<ref>{{London Gazette | issue=17627 |page=1628 | date=26 August 1820}}</ref> He ranked as lieutenant and captain by 1 Janu ...the governorship in 1834, and was appointed [[Lord Lieutenant of Ireland]] in 1835; Phipps continued with him to act as [[steward (office)|steward]] of h ...

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...de Bourgogne in 1629. Because of his difficult relations with Bellerose, in 1627 Hardy started writing for a rival troupe of actors (the "[[Vieux Comé ...him. Hardy's plays were written for the stage, not to be read; and it was in the interest of the company that they should not be printed and thus fall i ...