By the King. Whereas Wee Are Giuen to Vnderstand, That the Lady Arbella and William Seymour Second Sonne to the Lord Beauchampe, Being for Diuers Great and Hainous Offenses, Committed, the One to Our Tower of London, and the Other to a Speciall Guard

By Robert Barker, Printer to the Kings Most Excellent Maiestie (1611)
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