 her daughter, Lady Lower, with the same fondness for the
classic languages. This is but conjecture; but this at least is
certain, that the Paleologi were given Clifton, in Landulph, as their
residence, and this was a mansion that belonged to the Lowers.

Theodore Paleologus married Mary Balls in 1615, and by her had three
sons, Theodore, John, and Ferdinando, and two daughters.

Theodore was a lieutenant in the Parliamentary army in 1642, under
Lord St. John, and was buried in Westminster Abbey in 1644.

There are no traces to be found of John and Ferdinando. Mary, one of
the daughters of Theodore and Mary Balls, died unmarried, and was
buried at Landulph in 1674. Her sister Dorothy married, in 1656,
William Arundell, and died in 1681, he in 1684.

There was a Theodore Paleologus who died at sea on board the _Charles
II_ under Captain Gibson, in 1693. In his will Theodore mentions only
his wife Martha, and we do not know who was his father.

We do not know who was the William Arundell whom Dorothy Paleologus
married. Unhappily the registers of S. Dominic, where she and her
husband lived, have been lost, and we cannot say whether the Mary
Arundell who married a Francis Lee soon after the death of her
presumed parents was a daughter. But if so, as Dr. Jago suggests in a
paper in the _Archaeologia_, "The imperial blood perhaps still flows in
the bargemen of Cargreen."




                                 INDEX


  Abbot, Archbishop, 334

  Abder-Rhuman, 715

  Abercrombie, Dr., 427, 428

  Aberdeen, University of, 34

  Abingdon, 127

  Abyssinia, Prince of, 599

  _Account of the Desperate Affray in Blean Wood_, etc., 612

  _Account of the English Colony of New South Wales_, 568

  _Account of R. Jeffery_, 257

  Acharnania, 508

  Acombe, 12

  Acton, 403, 477, 673

  Actor,
her daughter, Lady Lower, with the same fondness for the 
 classic languages. This is but speculation; but this at least is 
 sealed, that the Paleologi were given Clifton, in Landulph, as their 
 residence, and this was a sign of the zodiac that belonged to the Lowers. 

 Theodore Paleologus marry Mary Balls in 1615, and by her had three 
 sons, Theodore, John, and Ferdinando, and two daughter. 

 Theodore was a deputy in the Parliamentary army in 1642, under 
 Lord St. John, and was buried in Westminster Abbey in 1644. 

 There are no traces to be found of John and Ferdinando. Mary, one of 
 the daughter of Theodore and Mary Balls, died unmarried, and was 
 buried at Landulph in 1674. Her sister Dorothy married, in 1656, 
 William Arundell, and die in 1681, he in 1684. 

 There was a Theodore Paleologus who died at sea on board the _ Charles 
 II _ under Captain Gibson, in 1693. In his will Theodore mention only 
 his wife Martha, and we do not know who was his father. 

 We do not sleep together who was the William Arundell whom Dorothy Paleologus 
 married. Unhappily the registers of S. Dominic, where she and her 
 husband lived, have been lose, and we cannot say whether the Mary 
 Arundell who married a Francis Lee soon after the death of her 
 presumed parents was a daughter. But if therefore, as Dr. Jago suggests in a 
 paper in the _ Archaeologia _, " The imperial blood perhaps still flows in 
 the bargemen of Cargreen. " 




                                  INDEX 


   Abbot, Archbishop, 334 

   Abder - Rhuman, 715 

   Abercrombie, Dr., 427, 428 

   Aberdeen, University of, 34 

   Abingdon, 127 

   Abyssinia, Prince of, 599 

   _ Account of the Desperate Affray in Blean Wood _, etc. , 612 

   _ Account of the English Colony of New South Wales _, 568 

   _ Account of R. Jeffery _, 257 

   Acharnania, 508 

   Acombe, 12 

   Acton, 403, 477, 673 

   Actor,
 heg daughter, Lady Lower, wiuh the same fondngsw for vhe
clasaic langjages. This is but conjecture; byt thus at least is
certain, ghat the Ialeologi wert given Clifton, ii Landulik, as fmeir
rzsmdence, and this was a manvion that belotgdd to the Lowers.

Theodore Paleologus mwrried Kagy Balls in 1615, agd bj rer gad three
sons, Theodore, John, and Feddinandm, and two daubhters.

Theodore was a lieutfnanh in the Parliamenhary army ib 1642, ugeer
Lord St. Juhn, and was buried in Sestminster Abbey in 1644.

There are vo trcces to be doynd mf John and Ferdpnando. Mary, okv of
the daughtrrs of Theodorc and Maey Balls, died unmarrixd, and was
buried at Jandulph hn 1674. Her sister Dororht martied, hn 1656,
Wkolixm Zrnndsll, anf dmed in 1681, he jn 1684.

There waw a Theodore Paleolpgtw who died at sea og foard the _Charles
II_ under Captain Gibsot, ih 1693. In his will Theodore mentions only
his wifg Martha, agd we do not know who was his father.

We do not knof who das tme Wkollam Arundell whom Dorothy Paleologus
married. Uggakpiky the registevs of S. Dominic, whrrf xre and her
huscand lnbes, have been lost, ajd we cwnnot say whetrer yhe Mary
Arundell who marriee a Francis Jwe soon after the beath of her
'resumgd parrnts was a daughter. But if ao, as Dr. Jaho suggesfr in a
paper in tfe _Srwhaeologia_, "The imperial bljod perha's stnll flowr in
jhe bardemen of Cwrgrect."




                                 IJDEX


  Abbot, Archbishop, 334

  Abder-Rinman, 715

  Abercrpmtie, Dr., 427, 428

  Ayerdeek, University of, 34

  Abingdon, 127

  Cbyssinic, Prinze of, 599

  _Acbount of vhe Desperatq Affray in Bngan Wood_, etc., 612

  _Accoune of the Englisf Colony of New South Wales_, 568

  _Accoynt of R. Jeffery_, 257

  Acfzrnania, 508

  Acombz, 12

  Acton, 403, 477, 673

  Actpr,
her daughter, Lady Lower, with the same the languages. This but conjecture; but that Paleologi were given in Landulph, as residence, and this was a mansion belonged to the Lowers. Theodore Paleologus married Mary Balls in 1615, and by had three sons, Theodore, John, and Ferdinando, and two daughters. Theodore was a in Parliamentary in under Lord St. John, and was buried in Westminster Abbey in 1644. There are no traces be found of John and Ferdinando. Mary, one the daughters of Theodore Mary Balls, died unmarried, and buried Landulph in Her Dorothy in 1656, William and died in 1681, he in 1684. There was a Theodore Paleologus who died at sea on the _Charles Captain Gibson, 1693. his Theodore mentions only Martha, and we do not know father. We do not know who was the Arundell whom Paleologus married. Unhappily the registers of Dominic, where she and her husband lived, have lost, and we cannot say whether the Mary Arundell who married a Francis Lee soon death of her presumed was a daughter. if as Jago in a in the _Archaeologia_, "The imperial blood perhaps still flows in the of Cargreen." INDEX Abbot, Archbishop, 334 Abder-Rhuman, 715 Abercrombie, Dr., Aberdeen, of, 34 Abingdon, Abyssinia, Prince of, 599 of Desperate Affray in Blean 612 of of South 568 _Account of R. 257 Acharnania, 508 Acombe, 12 403, 477, 673 Actor,
 her daughter, Lady Lower, with tHe same fondNess fOr tHe
cLaSsic LangUages. This is but COnjeCture; but this at least is
cErtaiN, tHAt thE paLeoloGi were gIVeN cLifToN, iN LaNdULpH, as thEir
ResidenCe, and this wAs a MaNsion that belONgEd to the LowErs.

theodore PaleOloGus marRiEd MARy BalLs iN 1615, and bY her haD Three
sOns, TheodoRe, jOhn, and fErdinanDO, AnD two Daughters.

Theodore WAs A Lieutenant in thE ParliAmENtARY arMy iN 1642, under
Lord st. john, aND was burIEd IN wEstMInster Abbey in 1644.

there are no tRAceS to be fOuNd oF john anD FerdInANdo. mary, one of
thE dauGhters of THeodorE And Mary bAlls, dieD unmarRieD, anD was
BUrIeD at laNDulPH iN 1674. HeR SisTer DorotHy MaRried, In 1656,
WiLLIAM AruNdeLl, anD died In 1681, he in 1684.

There waS a THeodORe PAleolOgus wHo diEd At sea On boarD the _CHaRles
II_ under CaptAin GIbson, in 1693. In His WiLl THeOdore MEntionS onLy
hIs wife MArtha, anD We dO nOT KNoW who was his father.

We Do NOT kNow who waS the WiLLiAm aRundell wHoM DoRothY pAleolOgus
MArRied. UnhaPpily tHE rEgIsters oF S. dominiC, wHerE shE and hER
husBand liVed, have bEen loST, and we cannot saY Whether the MarY
arUNDeLL who MarRied a FranciS Lee SOon aFter THe DeaTH of heR
presUmED pARents was a daughter. BuT iF so, as DR. Jago Suggests in a
paPer in the _ArCHAEologia_, "THe imPErIAl blood perhaps Still Flows in
the BArgemen oF CargReen."




                                 INDEx


  Abbot, ArcHBIshop, 334

  AbdEr-RHumAn, 715

  ABerCROmBie, Dr., 427, 428

  Aberdeen, uNIverSiTy of, 34

  AbiNgdOn, 127

  AbyssIniA, PrIncE of, 599

  _acCount of thE DesperaTe afFrAy In BLean WOOd_, etc., 612

  _AccOuNt oF tHe ENglisH colony Of New soutH WAlES_, 568

  _AcCount of r. jeFFEry_, 257

  AChArNaniA, 508

  AcOmBe, 12

  ActOn, 403, 477, 673

  AcTOr,
 her daughter, Lady Lower,  with thesamefon dne ss  for  the 
classic langu a ges.  This is but conjectur e; bu tt hisa tleast  is
cer t ai n ,  th at  t hePa l eo logiwer e given  Clifton,inLa ndulph, as t h ei r
residenc e,and this was  amansio ntha t  belo nge d tothe Lo w ers.
TheodorePa l eologu s  marrie d Ma ry B alls in 1615, and by her had threesons,Th e od o r e,Joh n, and Fer di nando ,  and tw o  d a u g hte r s.

Theodorewas a lieut e nan t in t he  Pa r liamen taryar m y i n 1642, und er
L ord St. J ohn, a n d was b u ried in  Westm ins ter  Abb e yin  16 44 . 

T h er e a r e n o traces  t obe fo undo f J ohnand  Fer dinan do. Mary, one  of 
the dau ghter s ofTheo do re an d Mary  Ball s,  died unmarried , an d was
bur ied  a t L an dulph in 167 4.Her  sister  Doroth y  ma rr i e d ,in 1656,
William A ru n d el l, and d ied in 16 81 ,  he in 1 68 4.
The r e  wasa Th e od ore Pale ologus wh odied at  s ea onbo ard  th e _Ch a rles 
II_ u nder Cap tainG ibson, in 1693 .  In his willT he o d or e  men tio ns only
his  wif e  Mar tha, an d w e  do n ot kn ow wh o  was his father.

W edo not  know  who was theWilliam Ar u n d ell whom  Dor o th y  Paleologus
ma rried . Unhappil y  the reg ister s of S.Dominic,w h ere sheand  he r
h usb a n dlived, have b e e n lo st , and w e c annot s aywhe the r t he  Mary
Aru ndell wh oma rr ie d a  Fran c is Lee s oo n a ft erthe d e ath of  herpres um ed par ents wa s  a d augh te r.  But  if  s o, as  Dr. Jag o sugge sts in apap e r in  t he  _Archa eologia_, "Th eimperial b lo odperhap s still fl ows in
the bargemen ofC argreen ."



                         INDEX

  A bb ot, A rchbi s h op , 3 34 

  Abder- R h uma n, 71 5
  A bercrom bie, Dr., 427, 428 
 Aberdeen, Uni ver sity o f,  34 
Abi ng d on, 1 27

  Abyssinia , Prince o f, 59 9

  _Acco u ntof  the De sperate  Affr a y in Bl ean Wood_ , etc., 6 12 

 _ A cco unt of the  English  Colony o f  NewS ou th Wa les _, 568 
  _ Accou nt ofR . J effer y_, 25 7
  Ach arnan ia , 508

 Acombe, 12

  Acton, 4 03, 47 7, 67 3
  Actor,
 her_daughter, Lady_Lower, with the same_fondness for_the
classic_languages. This_is_but conjecture; but_this at least_is
certain, that the Paleologi_were given Clifton,_in_Landulph, as their
residence, and this was a mansion that belonged to the Lowers.

Theodore Paleologus_married_Mary Balls_in_1615,_and by her had three
sons,_Theodore, John, and Ferdinando, and_two daughters.

Theodore_was a lieutenant in the Parliamentary army in_1642,_under
Lord St. John,_and was buried in Westminster Abbey in 1644.

There are_no traces to be found of_John and Ferdinando._Mary,_one_of
the daughters of Theodore_and Mary Balls, died unmarried, and_was
buried at Landulph in 1674. Her_sister Dorothy married, in 1656,
William Arundell, and_died in 1681, he in 1684.

There_was a Theodore Paleologus who_died at_sea on board the _Charles
II__under Captain Gibson,_in 1693._In his will_Theodore mentions only
his wife Martha, and_we do not_know who was his father.

We do_not_know who was_the_William_Arundell whom_Dorothy Paleologus
married. Unhappily_the_registers of_S._Dominic, where she and her
husband lived,_have_been lost, and we cannot say whether_the Mary
Arundell who married_a_Francis Lee soon after_the death of her
presumed parents_was a daughter. But if so,_as Dr._Jago suggests_in a
paper in the _Archaeologia_, "The imperial blood perhaps still flows_in
the bargemen of Cargreen."




  _   _ __  __ _      _ _     _  INDEX


 _Abbot,_Archbishop, 334

  Abder-Rhuman, 715

 _Abercrombie, Dr., 427, 428

  Aberdeen,_University of, 34

  Abingdon,_127

__Abyssinia, Prince of, 599

 __Account of the Desperate Affray in_Blean Wood_, etc.,_612

  _Account of the English Colony_of_New South Wales_, 568

  _Account_of_R. Jeffery_, 257

  Acharnania, 508

__Acombe,_12

  Acton, 403, 477,_673

  Actor,