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CONTENTS.-No. 236.

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The amount is torn off in the MS., but as Col.
Hungerford received 157. 12s. for 26 days' pay, it
works out at 12s. per diem. This officer probably
acted as lieutenant-colonel of the British garrison.
He was third son of Sir Anthony Hungerford, by a
second wife, and half-brother to Sir Edward Hun-
gerford. Col. John Hungerford commanded the
Royalist garrison at Farleigh Castle when it was
besieged and taken in September, 1645.

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