Life and times of Robert Gib > Volume 2

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sixth son of Sir Peter Young — Gift of money from the King
1611— D.D. of Cambridge in 1615 — Made Dean of Winchester
in 1616 and Chaplain to the King — Expenses to Scotland in
1617, and for attendance on the King— In letters to Conway,
1624 — Grant renewed by King Charles, 1625— J.P. for Hants,
1631 — Ecclesiastical Commissioner for England and Wales —
Articles enjoined upon Dean and Chapter of Winchester by
Archbishop Laud, 1635 — Is advanced to the See of Canterbury
in 1645 — He dies in 1654, ....... 66
CHAPTER XXXII.
Death of King James in 1625 — His appearance and mode of dress,
and duties of his servant, Sir John Gib — Deserves a better
character than has been given of him by historians — Death of
Sir John Gib of Knock and his wife in 1628 — Present condi-
tion of the Palace and Abbey of Dunfermline — Character of
Sir John Gib — His long period of service — Is succeeded by his
son, James Gib — References to the lands of Knock and of
Carribber, 83
CHAPTER XXXIII.
THE HISTORY OF SIR HENRY GIB, THE FIRST BARONET OF
FALKLAND AND CARRIBBER.
Prince Henry has an establishment of his own at the age of nine —
Henry Gib appointed one of the Grooms of his Bedchamber —
The King of Denmark in 1606 presents the Prince with one of
his best ships — Entertainment of the King and Prince by one
of the City Companies in 1607 — One of the earliest notices of
Henry Gib as attached to the Prince's Bedchamber in 1606 —
Letter from Adam Newton, the Prince's Tutor, to the Earl of
Salisbury, in 1608, relating to Henry Gib — Henry Young, his
cousin, another of the Grooms of the Prince — Grant to Henry
Gib of goods of Jackman and Kyvett, with curious provisos, . 99
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Henry created Prince of Wales, June 1610 — Naturalization of
Henry Gib by Parliament same month — Warrant to him for
£176, 12s. 9d. — Library of the Prince — He slights the Countess
of Essex — Yearly pensions to some of his household up to 1612