Upon the breaking out of the civil wars, he was made chaplain to Spencer Earl of Northampton, to whom he adhered in all his engagements for the Royal Interest, and was with him in the castle of Banbury in Oxfordshire, when it was vigorously defended against the Parliament's forces.

It was removed in making the turnpike-road from Banbury to Lutterworth, about the year 1770.

So, putting the two articles of luxury and consumption together, it is rather ahead of Banbury with its cakes.