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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Henry Vane. I would have the nature of the thing opened a little, that is to be the occasion of the farther debate. I … "one of those secluded members that were returned again a little before the coming in of his Majesty," See "Tryals of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… he dined with Lord Fleet wood. Mr. Judico Sedgwick and Mr. Green were counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Finch only of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… I shall give my advice, when I see my time; though I have little encouragement to speak, seeing I am thought to be so …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… councils. If we cannot be obeyed in this, we sit to very little purpose. Let us give up the buckler. I do not imagine … lean upon your army for the great part of your safety. A little spark may kindle a great flame. We have known what has …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… you provide a law against them, in general, it was to little purpose to punish this man. The sect is dangerous, the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… humbly desire your concurrence." This word "humbly," was a little too far, and too many legs were made. Mr. Grove did …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… my Lord Protector consulted in it, lest grasping for a little monies we break our public faith with foreign states. … has been before the council, and both there and in the little Parliament, it was resolved they ought to pay this …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… have the question look forward as much as may be, and as little backward as you can. If we look too much upon the … secret services during the royal exile. "Edmund Dunch of little Wittenham, in Berkshire," was "created Baron Burnell, … iv. pp. 223–231. "This Court," says Rushworth, "is taken little notice of, either in the Reports or other books of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Pickering's call, as tickled, &c.; and so stood up again a little after, and expressed, that this application was very … two counsellors, Mr. Alien and Mr. Finch. They proceeded a little, but the Grand Committee of Religion called us away. …