Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	deputy_n	sir_n	william_n	17,604	5	9.7395	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A71334	The Parliamentary intelligencer [no.26 (18 June-25 June 1660)] comprising the sum of forraign intelligence with the affairs now in agitation in England, Scotland, and Ireland : for information of the people.	Muddiman, Henry, 1628 or 1629-1692, editor.; Dury, Giles, editor.; Macock, John, publisher.; Newcomb, Thomas, d. 1681 or 2, publisher.	1660 (1660)	Thomason E186_8; ESTC P1015	12,971	16

Wednesday June 10. A Report being made from the Committee for Priviledges and Elections conc●rning T●uro in Oornwal it was resolved that Mr. Boscowen is duly elected to serve in Parliament for that place The Bill for continuance of the Custom and Excise was read this day and referred to a Committee who are to consider the qualifications of Officers to be imployed in the Excise Resolved That the payment of Publique Debts contracted from the 5 of December 1648 till the 22. of February 1659. other then those of the Army and Navy be stopp'd till further Order Resolved That 10000 l. be charged upon the Assessment of 70000l per mens. to be paid to such person or persons as the Queens Majesty shall appoint for her present supply The Bill for Tunnage and Poundage was this day reported twice read and referred to a grand Commi●tee The Speaker acquainted the House that Sir Hardress Waller had rendred him●elf to him whereupon it was ordered that the Sergeant at Arms take him into custody The Speaker informed the House that he was petitioned by a relation of Col. Dixwells that he being sick and therefore not able to render himself by the time limited in the Proclamation that he ●ight not lose the benefit thereof whereupon it was ordered that upon the surrendring of himself he should not lose the benefit of the Proclamation The Speaker acquainted the House that upon the surrender of Henry Martin one of the Judges of the late King he had committed him to the Serjeant at Arms which the House approved of Resolved That Adrian Scroop be discharged from his Commitment upon his engagement to appear when required thereunto From his Excellenies Quarters at the Cockpit A Commission under the Great Seal of England impowered Dr. Mills Judge Advocate to see that the oath of Allegiance and Supremacy be taken by all the Officers and Soldiers about London before him as also to impower Ralph King to see the same done by the Officers and Soldiers of the Army about Dublin On Monday a Letter from Lievt. Colonel Richard Yardley to an Officer of the Army was Communicated to his Excellency conteining the solemnity of Proclaiming his Majesty in the Isle of Jersey His Excellency being informed that his favors j●stly bestowed upon Dougall Mac Pherson a Scotch Gentleman was by some that envied the merit of that person endeavoured to be represented as the reward of some Intelligence that should be given to his Excellency by him or his means did for the just vindication of the said Dougall Mac Pherson and to stop the mouthes of such slanderous people give a Certificate under his hand and S●al Sir George Monck Capt. General and Commander in Chief of all his Majesties Forces in England Scotland and Ireland Master of his Majesties Horse Knight of the most noble order of the Garter and one of his Majesties most honourable privy Councel WHereas several persons do asperse Dougal Mac Pherson of Powrie a Scotish Gentleman as if he had been imployed by me when I was Commander in chief in Scotland as an Intelligencer and received mony for that service and was befriended by me upon that account I do hereby Certifie and Declare That the said Dougal Mac Pherson neither gave Intelligence himself nor was imployed by me or any in my name for the procuring or sending Intelligence neither did he receive any gratuity or reward for service of that kind And what friendship I shewed to him was only in relation to his civil carriage which friendship I shall yet continue to him Given under my Hand and Seal at the Cockpit June 14. 1660. George Monck On Tuesday Col. Faggs Regiment by his Excellencies orders drew out in S. Georges fields and there took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy His Excellency is by the Corporation of Trinity House chosen Master and hath appointed Sir William Batten to be Deputy His Excellency hath lately disposed several Commands in the Army and given these Commissions following viz. To the Earl of Northampton to be Colonel of the Regiment late Col. Lenthals and to Sir Tho. Sands to be his Lieutenant col To the Lord Falkland to be Colonel of the Regiment late Col. Sanders and to Bledered Morgan to be Major To Major Jeremiah Harrison to be Major in the place of Major Scot To Major Harley to be Major instead of Major Izod of Sir Anthony Ashley Coopers Regiment Sir Francis Vincent Kn●g●t 〈…〉 no● of D●ver-castle Sir Richard Basse● Govern●r 〈◊〉 Col ●r●●man 〈…〉 Col Wai●●● Slings●y 〈…〉 Castle Major Rob●rt H●lme● 〈…〉 Castle Col 〈…〉 Per●smouth under Col Norton 〈…〉 Saragate Castle Whitehal 20. 〈…〉 and the Common-Council of the City of 〈…〉 last to Whitehal and being conducted up to the 〈…〉 Majesty came to them where the common Ser●eant 〈…〉 ●ajesty ● representing the affection of the City to him and 〈…〉 ●re that his Majesty would be pleased to honor them w●●h 〈…〉 Dinner which his Majesty was graciously pleased to accep● o● 〈…〉 of them the honor of kissing his Majesties hand The 〈…〉 that entertainment is Thursday the Fifth of July next The same day Sir James Barry accompanied by the Commissioners from Ireland del 〈◊〉 himself in a Sp●ech to his Majesty wherein he expressed the great so●row and ●●y of that Nation Their sorrow for the Sufferings and Murder of his ●ate ●ajesty of Blessed Memory and their joy for his Majesties happy restauration assuring his Majesty of the constant Loyalty of his Subjects in Ireland of which he acquainted his Majesty that the Lord Broghil Sir Charls Coo●e and Sir Theophi●us Jon●s had given such large Testimonies by their eminent Services for his Majesty At the clause of the Speech he presented his Majesty with a Bill of 20000 l. accepted by Alderman Thomas Viner formerly ordered to be presented to his Majesty by the said Convention His Majesty accepted of it gave them thanks for their Loyalty and an assurance of his Majesties favor to that Nation after which they all kissed his Majesties hand The same day the Ministers and Elders of the French Dutch and Italian Churches waited upon his Majesty at Whitehall Mr. Stoupe the Minister of the French Church made a Speech to which his Majesty made a gracious answer and gave them assurance of his Royal protection The next day the said Churches waited upon the Dukes of York and Glocester who received them with many expressions of their affection Tuesday last the Earl of Pembroke gave a noble Entertainment to his Majesty the Dukes of York and Glocester at Bainards-castle On Tuesday last being the 19. of this moneth Major Hagedot who brought up Mr. John Carew one of those that sate in Judgment upon King Charls the First deliver'd him by order of the Speaker to the Serjeant at Arms From St. John De Luz 13 June The Oath taken by the two Kings was drawn according to that of the Treaty of Vervins whereof the Acts being exchanged by the two cheief Ministers they