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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Colonel Whetham and Lord Strickland named Major-General Howard, by the name of Lord Howard; but the clerk writ him down Major-General Howard. Major Porter brought in a Bill for Confirmation of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… members, chosen at Whitehall, supra, p. 220, note. "Mr. Howard, a papist," says Mr. Bethel, "had boasted, that at the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Vane, 2 and Mr. Feak be set at liberty.) Major-General Howard. Go to the order of the day, which is for the … Mr. Peyto. Resolved, not to excuse him. Major-General Howard stood up unsatisfied. The House divided. Sir … for Noes; 89 sat. Colonel Bingham and Major-General Howard, Tellers for Yeas: 83 went out. 6 Worcestershire. Sir …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… and Colonel Talbot. Tellers. Yeas 77. Major-General Howard, 6 and Major-General Jephson. Tellers. So it passed in … This member appears now, generally, to be called Lord Howard. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… railing two hours together against me and Major-General Howard. He showed him a petition of a mile long against me, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… taken with them, they will grow to a great height. 15 Lord Howard, Mr. Bond, and Major-General Disbrowe. Let the House … So the House was divided. Noes went forth. Noes 51. Lord Howard and Sir Thomas Parker, Tellers. Yeas 90. Sir Thomas … off his hat, and leave was given him accordingly. 16 Lord Howard. Do the House that right to put the former question, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… and knighted; and that at the same time, Major-General Howard was to be made Baron of Naworth, and Sir John … of — There is something in it, for they say Major. General Howard's patent is ingrossed. There was a murder committed in …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… of Privileges, touching Malton, that the election of Mr. Howard and Mr. Marwood was good, and of Mr. Robinson and … So it was resolved to agree with the Committee, &c. 4 Mr. Howard came in presently, and sat. Mr. Knightley. When you … and send members to Parliament for Malton, and that Philip Howard and George Marwood, Esquires, are rightfully elected …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… came late, and found the House in debate whether Mr. Henry Howard's misdemeanour at the election at Castle Rising and … of his distemper. Sir Arthur Haslerigge moved that Henry Howard be in custody till the whole matter be examined. … this day informed of, to have been committed by Mr. Henry Howard, brother to the Earl of Arundel, at the first election …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Claypole down, and at first, if he durst. Major-General Howard. I thought not to have troubled you in this business; …