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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… was very fit, and not disabled by receiving a salary. Lord Lambert. I would have Captain Baynes left out, and Colonel … John Carter, Sir Henry Vane, Major-general Brown, 5 Lord Lambert, Mr. Godfrey, Colonel Thompson, Mr. Scot, and Mr. … power. I therefore move to debate of the Other House. Lord Lambert. The negative voice is the most material. I know not …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… be called in. If there be any flaw, let it be known. Lord Lambert and Colonel Allured seconded. Dr. Clarges. I move …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… a report such as this ! Sir Arthur Haslerigge and Lord Lambert moved to ascertain the words before an order for an … was waved. I question whether it will come on again. Lord Lambert. This is a pitiful point. If so, I may say, what, … The residence of Fleetwood. Describing the conduct of "Lambert, the great favourite of the army," prior to the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… that you may go naturally to the business before you. Lord Lambert. This which is offered you, is no part of your …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… they were withdrawn divers were not free to speak. Lord Lambert. I always wished a firm union; but this is not the … Mr. Grove, Tellers for the Noes. Sir Henry Vane, and Lord Lambert, Tellers for the Yeas. But the Noes being withdrawn, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Committee for Wales 10 sat in the Exchequer Chamber. Lord Lambert's Committee 11 sat in the Court of Wards. MS. and …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… will exercise his purse as well as his patience. Lord Lambert. I move that the gentlemen concerned may withdraw. … the Peace, 17 for he has apparently broken his trust. Lord Lambert. He has done you good service. I am witness of it. It …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… petition examined, before you alter your judgment. Lord Lambert had spoken with some of the petitioners, and they did … nobody ought now to talk of what their judgment was. Lord Lambert proposed, that physicians for the body as well as the … offered for Dr. Clarges, but not thought convenient. Lord Lambert. I am informed that nobody is suffered to come at …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… time to look about us. I own the Petition and Advice. Lord Lambert. There is much of that point in this question, … what he knows. Mr. Trevor stood up to speak, but Lord Lambert moved that Mr. Turner explain who he meant by the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… before you rise, to refer it back to his Highness. Lord Lambert. I am for proceeding vigorously in this business. I …