Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 edition. Excerpt: ...can be fallen on. Lord Faulconbridge has gone for Italy. Thurloe's S. P., vol. vi. p. 104. 780. Thurloe to Lockhart, about the preparations for the expedition to Dunkirk; desires a copy of all the articles of the treaty. Copy; partly in cipher. 781. The same to the same. Proceedings in Parliament about the settlement of the government. Some of the ofiicers of the army, who have been somewhat melancholy and discontented, are now well satisfied. Hopes the Lord will incline his Highness to close with what the Parliament shall offer. ' Copy. Cl. S. P. vol. iii. p. 332. 782. Hyde to Ormonde, at Brussels. Notice of letters between himself and Lord Taaife respecting the marching of an Irish regiment to Lord Bristol at the camp at St. Ghilian, for which the King, upon enquiry made by the two Dukes, denied having given any order, until Lord N ewburgh wrote to the Secretary about it, and Hyde showed the King Taafi"e's letter, with a copy of the order attested by Nicholas. The King has written to Taafl'e, enclosing a letter for Lord Bristol. The King will follow Ormonde's advice about the garrison, and the Governor will do his part, but Grace resolves not to go to Daun. Endorsed by Ormonde. 783. Lord Bristol to Ormonde. Is willing to be treated as severely as the King shall please, if he has done otherwise in the matter of the regiment's marching than he ought for the King's service; but let the King also reprimand Lord Taaffe for commanding only 100 of the soldiers to march; the soldiers, however, being wiser and dutifuller than their commander, the whole regiment is come hither, where the writer has armed them, given them money, and well quartered them. The same has been done to the Scotch regiment. They are under De...
