a. (UN-1 7.)
1611. Speed, Hist. Gt. Brit., IX. vi. 35. King Henry … seeing no issue of his long disquietnesse, and vnregall vsages.
1846. Worcester (citing Ed. Rev.).
1880. F. G. Lee, Ch. under Q. Eliz., II. 240. With unregal meanness, she sent Lord Hunsdon … to ‘draw him out’ as regards religion.
1894. [Gertrude L. Bell], Safar nameh. Persian Pict., 114. We stopped before an unregal gateway, and were conducted with much ceremony into the palace.
