In March, 1642, again Barker was in attendance on the King at York, and printed there His Majesties Declaration to both Houses of Parliament, in answer to that presented to him at newmarket, and some thirty-eight other pieces.
"Fine Books"
Alfred W. Pollard
On June 4th a deputation from the army waited on the King at Holmby House, where he was imprisoned, took possession of his person, and carried him off to newmarket.
"Henrietta Maria"
Henrietta Haynes
He succeeded in making his way into society as a man-'bout-town, which he preferred to either; so that his connection with Punch began and ended with the year 1853. An amateur signing "C" made an anonymous appearance in the same year; and Mr. Harry Hall, who was horse-painter first at Tattersall's, and afterwards at newmarket, where he made Mark Lemon's acquaintance while painting a Derby Winner, contributed a single sketch.
"The History of "Punch""
M. H. Spielmann