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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Parliament, and suffered to join his family in Holland. History, (1712,) iii. 525, 526. It appears that Charles had …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… be heard again, to inform you about the designment of that county of Connaught. Lord Broghill moved, that they might … be danger in it. Mr. Bampfield. I am informed from my county 14 that the Quakers grow numerous and dangerous, … citizens would not prove a trusty part of the garrison."— History, ii. 126. Probably meaning his information. "Except …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Parliament, for the borough of Castle-Rising in the County of Norfolk; the former election being adjudged illegal … Mr. Henry Neville and Mr. Strowde, late Sheriff of the County of Berks. The House resumed the debate of the matters …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… without meat and drink; yea, carried from cart to cart, county to county, till they agree in lesser matters, 17 and shall we … of the forest laws within the forest of Deane, in the County of Gloucester, and for the preservation of the wood …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Mr. Serjeant Heywood, in his "Vindication of Mr. Fox's History," has published this letter, with remarks becoming … justice. See Monthly Repository (1811), vi. 391, 602. The county of Devon. See supra, p. 149. April 2,1657. See …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… but not for any particular place; but for the whole county. When we came I found pikes again; one set to my … be misled. I shall collect his omissions of part of the history. Self-defence, undoubtedly, is in this House. The … the Irish lands forfeited to the crown. "1632. The whole county of Londonderry was sequestrated, and the rents levied …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the cantonizing of the nation by settling forces in every county. How was the former, old militia, in the late king's … the militia as it is settled. Haply, to have sixty in a county, you may discontent others that have faithfully served … our enemies at Worcester; and yet had no militia in every county; and why may there not be such an expedient now found …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… before, so fully established, this curious fact of secret history; though Ludlow remarks, ( Mem. ii. 477) that "some …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… to be sent to the Tower, and to other prisons," History, (1712,) iii. 606. Of Parliament. The Other House. As … of asterisks, the rest of this chapter, in the secret history of "the Art of Restoring." Sir A., become Earl of … and conduct. "In 1644, Sir Anthony raised forces in the county of Dorset for the Parliament, was made Colonel of a …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… present Parliament for the Borough of Castle-Rising in the County of Norfolk; and at other elections of Burgesses to …