SIR GREGORY NORTON, BART

I am desirous to be informed of the date and particulars of the above baronetcy having been created. In *The Mystery of the good old Cause briefly unfolded* (1660), it is stated, at p. 26., that Sir Gregory Norton, Bart. (one of the king's judges), had Richmond House, situated in the *Old* Park, and much of the king's goods, for an inconsiderable value. Sir Gregory Norton has a place also in *The Loyal Martyrology* of Winstanley (1665), p. 130.; and also in *History of the King-killers* (1719), part 6. p. 75. It is unnecessary to refer to Noble's *Regicides*, he having simply copied the two pr…