" According to all accounts Charles Paulet, third Duke of Bolton, was at the age of twenty-eight forced by his father to marry Lady Anne Vaughan, only daughter and heiress of John, Earl of Carbery.

Sir Jasper Paulet, a legal luminary of the first brilliancy, likely to be employed for the Crown if there should be an inquiry into Lord Maulevrier's conduct out yonder, came to press Lady Maulevrier's hand and murmur a tender welcome.

Her right-hand neighbour was Sir Jasper Paulet, who had been allotted to the pompous wife of a court physician, a lady who had begun her married life in the outer darkness of Guildford Street, Bloomsbury, with a household consisting of a maid-of-all-work and a boy in buttons, with an occasional interregnum of charwoman; and for whom all the length and breadth of Harley Street was now much too small.

Col. Paulet, who married M. Vanderberg's second daughter, was on the staff of General Guilleminot at the battle of Waterloo and suffered much from a fever and ague that he caught on the night bivouacs.

This magnificent mansion had been built by William Paulet, first Marquis of Winchester, on the site of the original Norman castle of Basing.

When the Civil War broke out, the fifth Marquis, John Paulet, decided to defend the house for the King, and gathering his friends and retainers about him, amply provisioning his cellars and "writing 'Aimez Loyalte' on every pane of his windows with the diamond of his ring," he calmly awaited the Roundheads, who were soon in possession of Basingstoke.

Basing church, which was used in the attack on the House, is of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and contains many memorials of the Paulet family.

Otter River Otterbourne Otterton Ottery St. Mary Overton Overton Hill Over Wallop Page, Harry Palmer, Julian Palmerston Pamber Parnham Park Patney Paulet, John Pennsylvania Castle Penruddocke, Col. Penselwood Pentridge Hill Pepys, Samuel Perkin Warbeck Peter of Pontefract Peveril Point Pewsey Pewsey, Vale of Philip of Castile Pilgrim Fathers Pilsdon

The paulette owed its name to Charles Paulet, who was the inventor of this extraordinary source of revenue.

Paulet de Marselha.