Cobham

[ kob-uhm ]

noun

1. Sir John. Oldcastle, Sir John.

Cobham

/ ˈkɒbəm /

noun

1. Lord Cobham
   CobhamLord title of Sir John Oldcastle See Oldcastle

Example Sentences

A source told the Daily Mirror, “Brooklyn and Jack went down to Cobham together and are good mates.”

From The Daily Beast

Ralegh subsequently was accused of having on this occasion been offered money by Cobham to be a promoter of peace.

From Project Gutenberg

Houses and lands brought him in £7000 a year; and he had woods and goods worth a capital sum Character of Cobham.

From Project Gutenberg

The current belief was that his preferment was disgrace for connivance at communications between him and Cobham.

From Project Gutenberg

They had excited much party spirit at Court, where Cobham already was conspicuous as their advocate, and Ralegh as their opponent.

From Project Gutenberg

In it he entreated Cobham to do him justice by his answer, and to signify to him that he had wronged him in his accusation.

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