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Sir Amias Poulet, (whose Grandfather put Cardinal Woolsey, then but a School-Master, in the Stocks) was born at Hinton St. George: He was Chancellour of the Garter, Governour of Jersey and Gersney, and Privy-Councellour to Q. Elizabeth, who chiefly committed the keeping of Mary Q. of Scots to his fidelity. He
would not yield to Secretary Walsingham, who moved him to suffer one of his servants to be bribed by the Agents of the Queen of Scots, so to compass the better Intelligence: He dyed 15. and was Buried in St. Martins in the Fields, in London: His Motto was Gardez la Foy, keep your Faith, or Allegiance.