...amounted to one thousand pounds per day. The earl of Leicester occupied the castle of Kenilworth as his occasional residence till his death, when he bequeathed...life, and in reversion to his son, Sir Robert Dudley, a man noted for his superior learning and accomplished manners (whose singular fortunes will meet with...

...for the Earl of Leicester until his death, in 1588, when it descended, by devise, to his brother, the Earl of Warwick, for life, and in reversion to his son, Sir Robert Dudley, whose legitimacy was subsequently disputed, upon the ground that his father was married to another...

...thousand pounds per diem, Leicester continued to make the Castle his favourite residence, git fits beat!) he bequeathed it to his brother Ambrose, Earl of Warwick, for life, and after him to his own son, Sir Robert Dudley, who wandered abroad till his father's death, when he returned,...

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