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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… no doubt but he will attend. Major Knight. I moved that Lord Lambert, and Judge Advocate Whalley, give an account of … that there are no other grounds for their imprisonment. Lord Falkland. There is more reason to declare the warrant … were that there was an intent to murder the Protector and Lord Lambert, and six others. I was sorry to find it. Lord …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… of Thomas Burton 17 April 1657 Friday, April 17, 1657. Lord Whitlock acquainted the House, that yesterday in the … appointed to attend his Highness again this afternoon. 1 Lord Whitlock reported from the Committee of Satisfaction, … met to direct about a Report. Mr. Speaker reported what Lord Whitlock moved. Mr. Drake. You will not expect a …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… with half the tithes. 4. That there should be a standing treasurer. Why so ? If you intend no more than the … do nothing but by your directions. I pray you inform me. Lord Chief Justice. It hath been the usual practice for a man … the case of Biddle, who was committed last Parliament, 3 Lord Rolle 4 would have bailed him. I wished him not. He said …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… we not hastened this ? Was there need of this letter ? The Lord deliver us from such evil counsellors as King Charles … he was very fit, and not disabled by receiving a salary. Lord Lambert. I would have Captain Baynes left out, and … the Admiralty, and the Commissioners of the Navy, and the Treasurer's of the Navy. [See vol. ii. pp. 396,397, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… in the chair, who stayed late, because he dined with Lord Fleet wood. Mr. Judico Sedgwick and Mr. Green were … House, and abundance of gentlemen of quality. One young lord, who would needs keep on his hat, was there. The …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… read, The House was divided. The Yeas went forth. Yeas 42. Lord Whitlock and Alderman Foot, Tellers. Noes 46. Sir Thomas …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the Chief Magistrate, by the advice of the council. Lord Whitlock reported, from the Committee to whom the clause …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… political, equitable, and legal account, and the Lord direct you. Dr. Loftus. I cannot consent, upon account, … words were omitted, because the bishops are now left out. Lord Falkland. Let the writs be called in. If there be any flaw, let it be known. Lord Lambert and Colonel Allured seconded. Dr. Clarges. I …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… it; and it was ordered before that none should go out. 2 Lord Falkland. You have been a long time talking of three … the wicked out of their places. It comes at last to you. Lord have mercy upon us, if we cannot speak to our army, to … was a printed petition directed to his Excellency the Lord Fleetwood, and signed by all the foot soldiers, &c. It …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… other places, and ought to be taken a speedy course with. Lord Chief-Justice Glynn. It is high time to take a course … against them already. Bind them to their good behaviour. Lord Whitlock. If there be any such people as deny magistracy … men wear their swords. I desire the Question may be put. Lord Strickland. You will not find in all your statutebooks a …