However, the venture backfired on them, as the Privy Council was not happy with the arrangement and in 1592 ordered the Corbets to come to a better accommodation with Leveson's creditors, forcing them to take a loan of £1000 to do so.
However, the venture backfired on them, as the Privy Council was not happy with the arrangement. In 1592, after Leveson absconded from gaol, the Couuncil ordered the Corbets to come to a better accommodation with Leveson's creditors, forcing them to take a loan of £1000 to do so.