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Survey of London
… 'that heap of buildings lately erected from Oxford-Road to Hyde Park Corner, whose back-fronts are seen from the Park'. … laying out the ground of making a handsome front towards Hyde Park', 113 and it is not clear why Park Lane was so …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Journals. See vol. iii. pp. 370, 375, 376. Lord Chancellor Hyde thus writes, June 13, 1653, from Paris to Secretary … iii. 399, 407, 671. "April 4, 1659, Lord Chancellor Hyde" thus writes to "Mr. Mordaunt," (see supra, p. 367, … of this Parliament. The "Mr. Howe," whom Lord Chancellor Hyde appears to recognize among the plotters for Charles …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Court of the Protector:— "Mr. Bever to the Lord Chancellor Hyde. April 1, 1659. "The House is now upon a petition … p. 407. Blank in MS. Alleged in aggravation. "Mordaunt to Hyde, April 14, 1659. Butler [Boteler] the Mayorgeneral, is …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… recorded in the Diary:— "Mr. Baron to the Lord Chancellor Hyde, April 13, 1659. "I am at present retired into the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… law." Mercurius Politicus, No. 563, p. 374. Mordaunt to Hyde, April 14, 1659. "Since the sealing up of mine, the … fear of a worse." See "Clarendon State Papers," iii. 453. Hyde replies "May 9, 59. I am very heartily sorry for the … "Mr. Mordaunt" writes from London, "to the Lord Chancellor Hyde, at Paris, April 14, 1659:— "You may assure yourself the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… by "secretly managing the king's affairs," thus writes to Hyde (Lord Clarendon, see supra, p. 110, note ||). "Feb. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… member, of which there is no report. Thus Barwick to Hyde: "Feb. 16. This day Young of Shropshire, a Protectorist, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… note ‡. "Mr. Mordaunt" thus writes to "Lord Chancellor Hyde, April 14, 1659:— "The Remonstrance then takes place, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the "Other House, see vol. ii. p. 439, note*. "Barwick to Hyde. Feb. 16, 1658–9. Those they call Lords meet and …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Lord Clarendon, speaking of himself, mentions "Mr. Hyde going (April 1641) to a place called Pickadilly, which …