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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Debates, (1763,) x. 299–309, 375–386. "The King," says Burnet, " let the Bill lie for some time upon the table; so … a witty reply in his old age to King William, which Bishop Burnet has recorded, rather than for any valuable public …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… successor, "on whose Restoration," according to Bishop Burnet, O. T. ( ad regis exemplum,) "the nation was overrun …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… serving in this Parliament for Oxford University. Bishop Burnet says, inaccurately, that "he lived a private man till …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the MS. See "Serjeant Maynard," supra, p. 184. See Bishop Burnet," we won't be governed by one another." Vol. ii. p. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… expected the speedy call of another Parliament. 1 Bishop Burnet had conversed intimately with Lord Broghill, and other … would, at last, have been ready to declare, like Bishop Burnet, speaking for a later age, "we won't be governed by … charge against this physician, in the case of Bishop Burnet's uncle, Lord Waristoun, who had fled from Scotland, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… one of the Protector's favourite common-places. Bishop Burnet, alluding to Cromwell's intercourse with "the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 17 Nov. Maybank, R. 1753 22 Jan. Durant, J. 1753 22 Jan. Burnet, E. 1754 22 Jan. Dale, W. 1754 24 Dec. Smith, B. 1757 … G. By 1745 Lloyd, S. 1746 1 Jan. Maybank, R. By 1747 Burnet, E. 1747 1 Jan. Durant, J. 1747 1 July Dale, W. 1748 1 Aug. Burnet, D. 1748 1 Dec. Smith, B. 1750 28 Mar. Jackson, T. …
Survey of London
… per day. The architects for this scheme were Sir John Burnet, Tait and Partners, and the builders Holland and …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Syndercomb against the protector's life; of which bishop Burnet relates the following story concerning secretary … and F. R. S. Mercurius Politicus, p. 5564. Ibid. p. 7232. Burnet's History of his own time,vol. i. p. 77. History of …
Old and New London
… for his patronage of genius, found him by chance (as Burnet relates) reading Horace, and was so well pleased with …