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'''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]]. Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by [[Chedwry II|King Chedwry II]] as well. He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]]. | '''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]]. Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by [[Chedwry II|King Chedwry II]] as well. He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:34, 5 August 2006
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Aldwin Meriwether Gilby, known as Lord Hawkesbury, inherited his title upon the death of his father, Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury. Also, he has recently been granted the Baronetcy of Amesbury by King Chedwry II as well. He has also been raised to the title of Minister of Myrken Wood.
Upon his arrival in Myrken Wood, Lord Hawkesbury was greatly displeased by the conditions of Amesbury Estate and, as a result, he has taken on the services of Master Builder Hughes Brickenden and his craftsmen to repair the estate house.
In the meantime, Lord Hawkesbury has most unhappily taken up residence at the Broken Dagger and, per the recommendation of Lord Lothbury, Hawkesbury sent for three of his personal bodyguards from Southern Trae Kelsa. Now, the three guards, Smithson, Brummell, and Wooderscock, accompany Hawkesbury wherever he goes.
Thus far, his Lordship has been quite concerned about the conditions of Myrken Wood and is more disturbed by the day.
