Jacques Gautier

Mounted on the English court docket from 1625, Gautier was reported to possess fled France for his involvement within a murder. In case of the Recovery his position was presented with for some one else but his name still shows up in registries as past due as 1640. He was praised for his liquid lute playing and accurate technique. Shows received by Gautier in Madrid and holland having lost favour on the British courtroom. (He was imprisoned and tortured in the Tower of London for his criticism of people of the courtroom. By 1630 he was restored to favour.)