from L&M Companion ...Two of [John Belasyse, 1st Baron Belasyse (1614-89)]'s sons appear in the diary, principally as duellists--Sir Henry, his eldest, and John. Sir Henry, an Anglican convert and briefly an M.P. (Grimsby 1666-7) served on the committee in charge of a bill to stop duelling. He was killed in a drunken quarrel in 1667.
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...Two of [John Belasyse, 1st Baron Belasyse (1614-89)]'s sons appear in the diary, principally as duellists--Sir Henry, his eldest, and John. Sir Henry, an Anglican convert and briefly an M.P. (Grimsby 1666-7) served on the committee in charge of a bill to stop duelling. He was killed in a drunken quarrel in 1667.