...wore embroidered upon his coat in letters of filver, might have been applied to feveral others, — *' I am Captain Warner, commander of a troop " of robbers,...an enemy to God, without pity and " without mercy 54." MiferaMe When thofe audacious plunderers dared to rob common kings, cardinals, bifhops, and lords,...

...wore embroidered upon his coat in letters of filver, might have been applied to feveral others, — ** I am Captain Warner, commander of a troop ** of robbers,...an enemy to God, without pity and " without mercy s\" Miferable When thofe audacious plunderers dared to rob kings, cardinals, bimops, and lords, and...

...wore embroidered upon his coat in letters of filver, might have been applied to feveral others, — " I am Captain Warner* commander of a troop ** of robbers,...an enemy to God, without pity and " without mercy 5V Mifcrable . When thofe awdaefoirs plunderers dared to rob common kings, cardinals, biftrops, and...

...wore embroidered upon his coat in letters of filver, might have been applied to feveral others, — " I am Captain Warner, " commander of a troop of robbers, an enemy " to God, without pity and without mercy."54 Miferable When thofe audacious plunderers dared to rob ftate of kings, cardinals, bifliops,...

...infamy and remorselessness. He had his character embroidered upon his coat in letters of silver : ' I am Captain Warner, commander of a troop of robbers,...an enemy to God, without pity and without mercy.' To these wild rangers, a country little reclaimed and thinly peopled afforded great facilities for...

...leather, and had the following extraordinary legend embroidered on it in letters of silver:— " 1am Captain Warner, commander of a troop of robbers, an enemy to God, without pity and without mercy." " My Lord of Coiirtnaye is then resolved to beard Sir Lionel, defy the Franciscan, and, in the teeth...

...desperate outlaw embroidered his name, character, and mood in silver letters upon his coat : — " I am Captain Warner, commander of a troop of robbers ; an enemy to God, without piety and without mercy." In Hampshire they were extremely numerous, so much so that no jury could...

...It was afterwards found, that several members of the king's household were in confederacy with the thieves. Even under the more vigorous administration...of the open country." — Wade. In the "Dictum, de Keni'lworth" drawn up in the 51st year of the reign of Henry III., (1268) is the following clause :...

...Warner, who wore, embroidered upon his coat in letters of silver, the following inscription : — " I am Captain Warner, commander of a troop of robbers, an enemy to God, without pity, and without mercy ;" to the introduction of jesters, who now became regular appendages of a princely or noble household...

...shortened the feudal tether considerably; and while he dealt justly by his nobles, he did his besj; to secure immunities for their vassals, and was ;the...without mercy ! !' As neither persons of condition, nor evea kings, nor populous towns, could be protected from these audacious plunderers, we may presume...