 | Robert Pocock - 1800 - 202 sivua
...bart.by creation) is descended from Sir JohnWalter, of the inner temple, knight, Serjeant at law and lord chief baron of the court of exchequer, in the reign of king James ; which Sir John was the son and heir to Edmund Walter, esq. a man of great judgement in the... | |
 | Tristram Risdon - 1811 - 548 sivua
...well require an exquisite pen, nor may I forget sir John Gary, one of the judges of the king's bench, in the reign of king Richard the' second, (who not able nor willing to bow with every blast, of terror like another bishop of Carlisle in the same cause and time) from whom the Carys of... | |
 | Tristram Risdon - 1811 - 548 sivua
...require an exquisite pen, noi* inay I forget sir John Gary, one of the judges of the king's bench, in the reign of king Richard the second, (who not able nor willing to bow with every blast of terror like another bishop of Carlisle in trie same cause and time) from whom the Carys of... | |
 | Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art - 1887 - 724 sivua
...Gary " on the authority of Iza., whose words are (p. 71) " He was one of the Sons of Sir John Gary Knight, late one of the Judges of the Honourable Court...Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in the Eeign of King Richard the Second." According to Viv. (p. 150) "Sr John Garye, Kt. Lo. Chief Baron of... | |
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... Hooker, and others . . . but a late author " [" Wharton," in margin] " hath undertook to decide the matter, by assuring us, That his right name is John." Prince styles him " the younger son of ... Judg Gary" on the authority of Iza., whose words are... 