. The garrisons of Shropshire during the civil war, 1642-1648 . 23 window, and with a fowling piece shot one Phillip Bunney, a tailor of Hadnal, who was with the enemy ; the shot went through his leg, and killed his Parliament soldiers being frightened took up Bunney and retreated. This Garrison was soon after recalled at the request of Sir Pelham Corbet, he being apprehensive the soldiers would return and destroy his buildings. The house has been altered considerably since a drawing by the Rev. EdwardWilliams was made, from which the one here given is copied. Scogganswindow is still
. The garrisons of Shropshire during the civil war, 1642-1648 . 23 window, and with a fowling piece shot one Phillip Bunney, a tailor of Hadnal, who was with the enemy ; the shot went through his leg, and killed his Parliament soldiers being frightened took up Bunney and retreated. This Garrison was soon after recalled at the request of Sir Pelham Corbet, he being apprehensive the soldiers would return and destroy his buildings. The house has been altered considerably since a drawing by the Rev. EdwardWilliams was made, from which the one here given is copied. Scogganswindow is still pointed out. This Manor was the hereditary estate of John de Charleton, who marriedHawise, the heiress of Powis Castle, and in her right assumed the title ofLord Powis. In the first year of the reign of Edward 2nd, a licence wasgranted by him to his faithful, and beloved Alan de Charleton, that he may fortify and crenetate his mansion of Apley and Witheford, with a wall of stone and lime, and those mansions so fortified and crenetated may hold to him and his
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