<P_923>

$13 Sonday: (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.2)

W: hall: morning coram Rege & Regina , by the Bishop of St. <font>
Asaph </font> : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.3)

on :24: Luke 17: shewing how God had punctualy fullfilled the
predictions concerning our B: Saviours suffering , after an
extraordinary manner ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.4)

something he also spake relating to the calling of the Jewes , which he
believed to be at hand , with other particulars relating to his
long-since {COM:sic} opinions concerning greate Revolutions to be at
hand for the good of the Christian orthodox Church & destruction of the
papacy : The same being the opinion of many devout $Apocalyptical
Divines , more than ordinarily , about this Conjuncture of the publique
Affaires & Emotions in the World , & especialy Europe :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,923.5)

Afternoone Dr. Young : on 23 <font> Luke </font> 22 :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,923.6)

16 (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.7)

Publique fast , Dr. Tenison at St. Mart. 5. Luke 33. 34. 35
(EVELYN-E3-P2,923.8)

Afternoon St. Anns , Dr. Wake , on Psal: 8. 9. shewing all victory to
be from God , not any provision or power of man ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.9)

exhorted to agreement among our selves : it being indeede a time of
very greate disention . (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.10)

18. Good friday : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.11)

Dr. Tenison , at St. Mart. on :2. Act: 22. 23. (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.12)

The holy Sacrament follow'd at which I received : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.13)

Afternoon at White-hall , the Arch bishopp of Tuam , on 1. <font> Cor:
</font> 1. 22. 23. 24 &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.14)

Easter-day , (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.15)

morning , St. Mart. Dr. Tenison : on 24. Luke. 34.
(EVELYN-E3-P2,923.16)

I also received the holy Sacrament : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.17)

The Lord make me mindfull & thankfull : (EVELYN-E3-P2,923.18)

Afternoone an Irish Minister at St. Ann , on .14. Rom 19. shewing
<P_924> the benefit and importance of Union in the Church , in order to
the peace of the State ; that it did not at all concerne what Titles
Princes & Governors had or what the formes so they adminstred Justice ;
& tooke care of the True Religion : which were the vitals & sinues of
it : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.19)

The same also of Churches , Ceremonies , & Rites , so they agreed in
the same substantials as to Scripture Truths , & Discipline truly
Apostolical : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.20)

this he made out by divers particular Churches , perstringing our
national disentions , & ridigid tenaciousnesse on one side , &
peevishnesse on the other , about things Indifferent :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,924.21)

27 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.22)

St. <font> Mark </font> a stranger St. Martins , on 12. Romans 14.
(EVELYN-E3-P2,924.23)

<font> Pomeridia </font> at White-hall , one of the chaplains : 3. Pro.
17: (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.24)

The death of the duke of Loraine now happning put our new King here
into greate Melancholy , being so considerable a member of the
Confederate Princes against France : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.25)

Discontents at the indiscreete government of affaires amongst us , and
dissagreements among the Parliament men , had so intangld matters ,
that by a prodigal & carelesse menaging , the monys raised for the
reduction of Ireland &c. things were here at such a stand , & the
government so loose and neglected , <paren> every body minding onely
their own not the Publique </paren> , that we are like to fall into
greate Confusion , Partys , Interests of private persons , animositie ,
& vice in aboundance : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.26)

May 4 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.27)

Dr. Tenison at St. Martin on 1. James. 8. That all our threatning
Calamitie proceeded from mens Vices , (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.28)

and they , for want of stable , Christian and Moral Principles , an
universal atheistical , or sceptical , humor overspreading the nation :
&c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.29)

The holy Communion $followed , at which I participated .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,924.30)

14 Fast-day (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.31)

Dr. Tenison at St. Martin : on :3: Mark. 24. 25. A kingdome divided
$can $not {TEXT:cannot} stand : taking notice of our unreasonable
divisions &c. (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.32)

Afternoone White hall , Dr. Birch on 2 Malacy 2. (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.33)

15 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.34)

My Wife & family , who had ben all the past Winter in Lond: came home :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,924.35)

18 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.36)

Our Viccar at Deptford : <font> q </font> . (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.37)

19 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.38)

I went againe to London . (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.39)

24 (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.40)

The Parliament adjourn'd , K. William preparing for Ireland .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,924.41)

Citty Charter restored : (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.42)

Divers Excepted from Pardon : &c. (EVELYN-E3-P2,924.43)

<P_925>

25: (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.45)

a stranger at St. Martin on 1. Joh. 5. 3. (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.46)

29 Ascention day , (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.47)

a stranger at St. Martin 1. Acts. 15. (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.48)

I received the holy Communion , (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.49)

Lord be gracious to me : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.50)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.51)

I returned home . (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.52)

1 June : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.53)

Our Viccar , on 14 Pro. 9: (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.54)

Afternoone Monsieur Severine , at Greenewich at Monsieur le Marq. de
Rovignie , 3 Colloss: 1. 4: (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.55)

K. William set forth upon his Irish Expedition , leaving his Queene
Regent during his absence &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.56)

8 Whitsonday , (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.57)

our Viccar proceeded on his former Text & subject :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.58)

The holy Sacrament following , I receiv'd with my Wife , daughter &
$family : &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.59)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.60)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.61)

Mr. Pepys read to me his Remonstrance , (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.62)

shewed with what malice & $injustice he was suspected , with Sir Ant:
Deane , about the Timber of which the ships were built by a late Act of
Parliament : with the exceeding danger the present Fleet would be
shortly in by reason of the Ignorance & incompetency of those who now
manag'd the Admiralty & affaires of the Navy , of which he gave an
accurate state , & shewed his greate abillitie : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.63)

I $returned in the Evening : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.64)

15 Trinity Sonday (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.65)

Our Viccar on :23 <font> Jer: </font> Against Swearing : The Act of
<font> Parliament </font> against Perjurie &c , having ben publiqly
read before Sermon : (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.66)

Afternoone Curate on 6 <font> John </font> 37: 16 (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.67)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.68)

Newes that K. William was safely landed in Ireland .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.69)

18 Fast day (EVELYN-E3-P2,925.70)

preached at St. Martin Dr. Birch on 2. Malachy 2 :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.71)

Afternoone a Chaplain at W.hall on 2. <font> Pet: </font> 3. 9:
(EVELYN-E3-P2,925.72)

I went after all publique devotions were finish'd to visite the Bishop
of St. Asaph <paren> the Queens Almoner who was now entered upon the
sole Regal Government during her husbands Absence </paren> where was
the Bishops of Lond. & Worcester & Deane of Paules Dr Tenison &c : all
of them not a little surpriz'd at what had happned in <font> Savoy
</font> , among the <font> Voudois </font> , who being so neere their
destruction & final extirpation by the French , as that they were
generaly given up as to slaughter , & that every body expected to heare
of their calamities & final destruction : It pleased God $that the Duke
of <P_926> Savoy <paren> hitherto joyning with the French in
persecution of those poore Christians , & now pressed by the French to
deliver $Verrue & Turin as Cautionary to the French , upon their
suspicion that he might at last come into the German Princes
Confederacy </paren> having seacretly concerted with the Confederats ,
& adjusted the Condition &c , not onely declared for the Confederats ,
but invited those poore Christians from their <font> dispersions &
Latebrae </font> among the Mountain whither they had fled ; but
restor'd them to their Country , Dwellings , Exercise of the Religion ,
beged pardon for the ill usage they had received , & charging it upon
the cruelty of the French , who forced him to it &c : These being the
Remainder of those persecuted Christians , $whom the Bishop had so long
time , affirmed to be the 2 Wittnesses spoken of in the Revelation who
should be Kild , & brought to life againe ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,926.73)

It was looked on as an extraordinary thing ; That this Prophetique
Bish: should perswade two fugitive Ministers of the <font> Vodois
</font> to returne to their Country , & furnish them with pounds
towards their journey , at that very time , when it was believed
nothing but universal destruction was to be expected , assuring them ,
& shewing them from the Text in the Apocalypse that their Country men
should be returned safely to their Country , before they arived , let
them make what hast they could : (EVELYN-E3-P2,926.74)

This so hapning contrary to all expectation & appearance , did
exceedingly credit the Bishops Confidence how that prophesy of the
Witnesses , should so come to passe , so just at the time & very moneth
of which he had spoken some yeares before : (EVELYN-E3-P2,926.75)

I went afterwards with him to visite Mr. Boyle & Lady Ranelagh his
sister , to whom he explaind the necessity of its so falling out by the
Scriptures in a very wonderfull manner , which he most skillfully &
learnedly made out ; with what events were immediately to follow of the
French Kings ruine , The Turkes , & Calling of the Jewes to be neere at
hand ; but that the total Kingdom of Antichrist , would yet not be
utterly destroyed til years , when Christ $should begin the Milennium ,
not as himselfe $personally reigning in Earth Visibly ; but that the
true Religion & universal peace , should obtaine thro all the world :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,926.76)

he shewed how Mr. Brightman , Mr. Meade , and other Interpreters of
their Events , failed , by mistaking & reckoning the yeares as the
Latines & others did , to consist of the present Calculation & so many
<P_927> dayes to the yeare ; wheras , the Apocalyps , reckons after the
Persian account , as Daniel did whose Visions St. John all along
explains , as meaning onely the Christian Church : &c.
(EVELYN-E3-P2,927.77)

I return'd home this Evening . (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.78)

22 (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.79)

Our Viccar proceeded on his former Text : (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.80)

The Curate on :2. <font> Pet: </font> 3. 11: 24 (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.81)

Dined with & Visited me Mr. Pepys , Mr. Stuart & other friends .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,927.82)

Mr. P: sent the next day to the Gate-house , & severall greate persons
to the Towre , on suspicion of being affected to K. James : amongst
which was my Lord Earle of Clarendon , unkle to the Queene .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,927.83)

Mr. Pepys was the next morning imprisoned &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.84)

29 St. Peters-day , (EVELYN-E3-P2,927.85)

both our Viccar & Curate proceeded on their former Texts .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,927.86)

{COM:insert_helsinki_sample_2}

<P_933>

November 2 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.89)

I received the B: Sacrament at St. Martines : Dr. Tenison preaching
there on :17: Pro: 27: (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.90)

I dined with Sir William Godolphin : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.91)

after prayers , visited Co: of Bristol : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.92)

3 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.93)

Went to the Co: of Clancarty , to condole with her concerning her
debauched & dissolut son , who had don so much mischef in Ireland , now
taken & brought prisoner to the Toure : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.94)

5 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.95)

At White hall Bishop of St. <font> Asaph </font> .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.96)

$9 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.97)

My defluction kept me from Church . (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.98)

16 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.99)

At St. Martines Dr. <font> Tenison </font> , on 37 :Psal: 37:
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.100)

Exceeding greate stormes & yet warme season . (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.101)

23 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.102)

Dr. Patrick B: of Chichester : on :11. Isaiah : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.103)

9: (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.104)

I din'd at Sir W: Godolphin : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.105)

Carried my Lord Godolphin <paren> now resuming the Commission of the
Treasury againe to all his friends wonder </paren>
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.106)

Mr. Pepys Memoires (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.107)

25 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.108)

I went home to Deptford , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.109)

returned 27th . (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.110)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.111)

Dr. Birch at St. James's on 62: Psal: 8. 9. (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.112)

December 1 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.113)

R: Society (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.114)

St. Bartholomews day , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.115)

I having been chosen President , by 21 Voices , with much difficulty ,
by all meanes resolved to avoyd it in this ill Conjuncture of publique
affairs , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.116)

with greate difficulty , devolved the Election on Sir Rob: Southwell ,
$Secretary of State to the King William in Ireland :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.117)

The mild weather now growing to hard frost , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.118)

greate apprehension of the French marching into Flanders :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.119)

Matters universaly in great Confusion with us , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.120)

nothing in any sort of apparent method for our preservation :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.121)

The Lord Jesus avert our danger : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.122)

Affairs in Savoy & among the Swisse Cantons , in very sad condition :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.123)

Geneva in danger , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.124)

The Kings journey into Holland to meete the Confederats doubtfull &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.125)

7 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.126)

Dr. Tenison at St. Mart. 4: Ephes: 26: (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.127)

The holy Sacrament <paren> at which I received </paren> followed :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,933.128)

14 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.129)

Dr. Tenison at St. James's 6: Joh: 14: (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.130)

The holy Communion followed , (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.131)

& I received : (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.132)

21 (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.133)

Dr. Pelling at St. Martin 2 Pet: 1. 4: (EVELYN-E3-P2,933.134)

<P_934>

25 Christmas day : (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.136)

at St. James's Dr. Birch 3. Ephes. 8. 9. (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.137)

The holy Communion , (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.138)

I received : (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.139)

28 (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.140)

Dr. Huff <paren> president of Magd: in Oxon who was displac'd with
several of the fellows , for not taking the oath : imposed by K James ,
now restor'd & made Bishop </paren> : at St. James church on 18 John
36: (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.141)

Afternoone at White hall Dr. Blagrave sub-Almoner on <font> Mark.
</font> 15: (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.142)

Most of this moneth cold & frost : (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.143)

King preparing for his Journey into Holland hastens the parliament to
dispatch all bills : (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.144)

One Johnson a Knight executed at Tyburn for being $Complice with
Campbel brother to the Lord Argile , for stealing away a young heiresse
: &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.145)

31 (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.146)

I made up my Accompts for this yeare , (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.147)

paid wages &c : according to Costome - (EVELYN-E3-P2,934.148)

<P_884>

28 (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.150)

I went to Lond: about my petitions & grants : &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,884.151)

July 1 (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.152)

Dr. Tenison preach'd at St. Martines Heb: 23. (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.153)

The holy Communion followed , which I received : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.154)

The Lord blesse it to me : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.155)

2 (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.156)

I dind at my L. Godolphins where was the Duke of Grafton , L: Dover ,
&c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.157)

3 (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.158)

I went with Dr. Godolphin <bracket> <paren> & his bro: Sir William
</paren> </bracket> to St. Albans to see a library which he $would
$have bought of the Widow of Dr. Cartwrite , late Arch-deacon of St.
Albans , a very good collection of Books , especial Divinity :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,884.159)

he was to give for them pounds : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.160)

so having seene the greate Church now newly repaired by a publique
Contribution , we return'd that Evening : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.161)

8 In the morning at W. hall , preached Dr. {COM:lacuna_in_edition} one
of the Kings Chaplains before the princesse : on :14 Exod: 13. Stand
still & behold the salvation of the Lord : which he applied so boldly
to the conjuncture of the Church of England , as more could scarse be
said to encourage desponders : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.162)

In the meane time more $virulently did the popish priests , in their
sermons against the C. of England , raging at the successe of the
Bishops , as being otherwise no ways able to carry their Cause against
their learned Adversaries confounding them by both disputes & writings
: (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.163)

In the afternoone Preached <paren> for Dr. Tenison , at St. $James's
new church </paren> Dr. <font> Bohune </font> $the same sermon he
preached at Deptford , the of the last moneth : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.164)

12 (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.165)

I return'd home ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.166)

The Camp now began at Hounslow , (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.167)

but the nation in high discontent : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.168)

The 2 Judges , who favour'd the Cause of the Bish: had their writ of
Ease : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.169)

greate wroth meditating against the Bish: Cleargy & Church :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,884.170)

Coll: <font> Titus </font> , Sir <font> H. Vane </font> <paren> son of
him who was executed for his Treason </paren> & some others of the
Presbyt: & Indep: party , Sworn of the Privy Council , hoping thereby
to divert that party , from going-over to the Bishops & C: of England ,
which now they began to do : as foreseeing the designes of the papists
to descend & take in their most hateful of heretiques <paren> as they
at other time believed them </paren> to effect their owne ends , which
was now evidently , the utter extirpation of the C. of Eng: first ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,884.171)

& then the rest would inevitably follow : (EVELYN-E3-P2,884.172)

<P_885>

14 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.174)

Came to Visite me my Lord Chief-Justice Herbert .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.175)

15 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.176)

One Mr. <font> Turner </font> <paren> Schole-Master of Lewsham </paren>
preached an excellent sermon <paren> our Viccar being sick </paren> on
1. Cor 15. ult: (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.177)

In the Afternoone the Curate on 11: <font> Matt. </font> 21: 16
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.178)

Came to dine with us the Countesse of Sunderland , who staied 'til
night : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.179)

17 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.180)

I went to Lond: with my Wife &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.181)

& This night were the fireworks plaied , which were prepar'd for the
Queenes up-sitting : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.182)

We stood at Mr. Pepys's Secretary of the Admiralty to greate advantage
for the sight , (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.183)

& indeede they were very fine , (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.184)

& had cost some thousands of pounds about the pyramids & statues &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.185)

but were spent too soone , for so long a preparation :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.186)

19 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.187)

We returned home : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.188)

22 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.189)

Preached Dr. Hutchins on his former Text : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.190)

In the afternoone the Curate on Act: 38: 26 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.191)

I went to Lambeth to visite the ArchBish: of Canterbery ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.192)

I found him very cherefull : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.193)

There was likewise at Dinner my Lord Clarendon & few others :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.194)

I returned after evening prayers : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.195)

29 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.196)

Came to visite me Sir Fra: <font> Loylie </font> :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.197)

$29 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.198)

Preached , our Ministers Lond: Lecturer a very excellent sermon on 2
<font> Judges </font> , 1. 2. 3: (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.199)

My Wife was ataqu'd with a suddaine fit of fainting , at dinner , but
without any sensible convulsion ; which yet to prevent , she was
immediately let blood , & I blesse God soone restored :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.200)

The <font> Curate </font> preached , or rather declaim'd on 19 <font>
Psal: </font> 1 in a very unedifying philosophical discourse , about
<font> Atomes </font> &c that Chance could not create the World &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.201)

<font> Aug: </font> 5 (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.202)

Our <font> Vicar </font> on 5 <font> Matt </font> :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.203)

8: (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.204)

The holy Communion followed of which I participated :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.205)

The Curate on 9. Heb: 27: (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.206)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.207)

To Lond. (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.208)

Din'd with Sir William Godolphin , (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.209)

return'd (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.210)

<bracket> Dr. Tenison now told me there would suddainly be some greate
thing discovered , which happened to be the P: of O: intended coming :
</bracket> (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.211)

12. (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.212)

Our Viccar on his former Text : (EVELYN-E3-P2,885.213)

Pomerid. Went to visite the Marquis of Rouvigny :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.214)

heard a $french sermon in his Chapell on the Lords prayer : very well
preached by a young man , fled for his Religion :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,885.215)

<P_886>

14 (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.217)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.218)

$15 (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.219)

the next day to <font> Althorp </font> in Northampton shire , it being
miles , which in 2 Coaches one $of $4 $horses that $tooke me & my son
up at white-hall & carried us to Dunstaple , where we arived & dined at
noone , & another there of 6 horses , which carried us to Althorp 4
miles beyond N-hampton , by 7 a clocke that evening ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.220)

both these Coaches laied for me alone , by that noble Countesse of
Sunderland , who Invited me to her house at Althorp , where she
entertaind me & my son with very extraordinary kindnesse , and convey'd
us back againe to London in the very same noble manner , both going &
coming , appointing a Dinner for us at Dunstaple , which we found ready
for us , as soone as we came to the Inn : (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.221)

I stayed with her Ladyship 'til the Thursday following .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.222)

18 (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.223)

Dr. Jessup the Minister of Althorp , who was my Lords Chaplaine , when
Ambassador in France , preached on {COM:lacuna_in_edition} the shortest
discourse I ever heard : (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.224)

but what was defective in the amplitude of his sermon , we found
supplied in the largenesse , & convenience of the Parsonage house ,
which the Doctor <paren> who had in spiritual advancements , at least
pounds per Annum </paren> had new-built , fit for any person of quality
to live in , with Gardens & all accommodations according .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.225)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.226)

My Lady carried us to {COM:lacuna_in_edition} my Lord of Northamptons
Seate , a very strong large house built of stone , not altogether
modern : (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.227)

they were now inlarging the Gardens , in which was nothing
extraordinary but the Yron gate , opening into the Parke , which is
indeede very good worke , wrought in flowers , painted with blew &
gilded ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.228)

& there is a very noble Walke of Elmes towards the front of the house
by the Bowling Greene : (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.229)

I was not in any roomes of the house besides a lobby looking into the
Garden , where my Lord , and his new Countesse <paren> Sir St: Foxes
daughter , whom I had known from a very Child </paren> entertained the
Countesse of Sunderland & her daughter the Countesse of Arran , <paren>
newly married to the son of the Duke of Hamilton </paren> with so
little good grace , & so dully , that our Visite was very short ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.230)

& so we return'd to Althorp : which is 12 miles distant :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,886.231)

The Earle of Sunderlands House , or rather palace at Althorp , is a
noble uniforme pile , in forme of an {COM:graphic_omitted} built of
brick & freestone , balustred , & a la moderne ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,886.232)

The Hale is well , the Staircase incomparable <P_887> the roomes of
State , Gallerys , Offices , & Furniture such as $may become a greate
Prince : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.233)

It is situated in the midst of Gardens , exquisitely planted & kept ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,887.234)

& all this in a parke wall'd with hewn stone ; planted with rows &
walkes of Trees ; Canales & fish ponds ; stored with Game :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,887.235)

& what is above all this , Govern'd by a Lady , that without any shew
of solicitude ; keepes every thing in such admirable order both within
& without , from the Garret , to the Cellar ; That I do not believe
there is any in all this nation or any other , exceeds her : all is in
such exact order , without ostentation , but substantialy greate &
noble ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.236)

The meanest servant lodged so neate & cleanely , (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.237)

The Services at the several Tables , the good order & decenccy ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,887.238)

in a word the intire Oeconomie perfectly becoming , a wise & noble
person , & one whom for her distinguishing esteeme of me , from a long
& worthy friendship ; I must ever honour & Celebrate :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,887.239)

& wish , I do from my Soule ; The Lord her Husband <paren> whose parts
& $abilities are otherwise conspicuous </paren> were as worthy of her ,
as by a fatal Apostacy , & Court ambition , he has made himselfe
unworthy : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.240)

This is what she deplores , (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.241)

& renders her as much affliction , as a Lady of a greate Soule & much
prudence is capable of : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.242)

The Countesse of Bristol her mother , a grave & honorable Lady has the
comfort of seing her daughter & Grand-children under the same Oeconomie
, especialy , Mr. Charles Spencer , a Youth of extraordinary hopes ,
very learned for his age & ingenious , & under a Governor of
Extraordinary worth : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.243)

Happy were it , could as much be said , $of the Elder Bro: the Lord
Spencer , who rambling about the world , dishonors both his name &
family , adding sorrow to sorrow , to a Mother ; who has taken all
imaginable care of his Education : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.244)

but vice more & more predominating , gives slender hopes of his
reformation : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.245)

He has another sister very Young , married to the Earle of Clancartie
to a greate & fair Estate in Ireland , which $yet gives no greate
presage of worth ; so universaly contaminated is the youth of this
corrupt & abandoned age : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.246)

But this is againe recompens'd by my <font> Lord Arran </font> , a
sober & worthy Gent: & who has Espoused the Lady Ann Spencer , a young
lady of admirable accomplishments & vertue : (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.247)

23d (EVELYN-E3-P2,887.248)

I left this noble place , & Conversation on the 23d , passing through
Northampton , which having lately ben burnt & reedified , <P_888> is
now become a Towne , that for the beauty of the buildings especialy the
Church , & Towne-house , may compare with the neatest in Italy itselfe
: (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.249)

24 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.250)

Hearing my poore wife , had ben ataqu'd with her late Indisposition I
hasted home this morning , (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.251)

& God be $praised found her much amended . (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.252)

Dr. Sprat : Bish of Rochester , writing a very honest & handsome letter
to the Commissioners Ecclesiastical ; excuses himselfe from sitting no
longer among them , as by no meanes approving of their prosecution of
the Cleargy who refus'd to reade his Majesties declaration for liberty
of Conscience , in prejudice of the Church of England &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.253)

The French Arme (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.254)

& threaten the Election of the Elect: of Colin: (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.255)

The Dutch make extraordinary preparations both-1 at sea & land , which
<paren> with the very small progresse popery makes amongst us </paren>
puts us to many difficulties : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.256)

The popish Irish Souldiers commit many murders & Insolences ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.257)

The whole Nation dissaffected & in apprehensions :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.258)

what the event will prove God onely knows : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.259)

After long trials of the Doctors , to bring up the little P: of Wales
by hand <paren> so-many of her Majesties Children having died Infants
</paren> not succeeding : A country Nurse <paren> the wife of a
Tile-maker </paren> is taken to give it suck : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.260)

26 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.261)

our <font> Curate </font> on 4: <font> Eph: </font> 24: our Viccar
being sick . (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.262)

I went to evening prayer to Monsieur Ruvignies (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.263)

<font> September </font> 2 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.264)

Our Viccar preached on his former Text : 5: <font> Matt </font> :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.265)

The holy Sacrament followed , at which I received ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.266)

the L. Jesus make me thankfull : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.267)

9 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.268)

He continued on the same Text : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.269)

16 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.270)

On the same : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.271)

I went to Greenewich to the French Evening service ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,888.272)

18 (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.273)

I went to Lond: where I found the Court in the uttmost consternation
upon report of the Pr: of Oranges landing , which put White-hall into
so panic a feare , that I could hardly believe it possible to find such
a change : (EVELYN-E3-P2,888.274)

Writs issued now in order to the Parliament , & a declaration to back
the good order of Elections , with greate professions of maintaining
<P_889> the Ch: of England : but without giving any sort of
satisfaction to people , who now began to shew their high discontent at
several things in the Government : (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.275)

how this will end , God onely can tell : (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.276)

<bracket> 21 (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.277)

I heard an excellent sermon on 1. Cor: 9: Chap: 8. ver: at St. <font>
Martins </font> it being St. Matthew : </bracket>
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.278)

22 (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.279)

I returned home : (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.280)

23: (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.281)

Our Doctor concluded his former Text with a proper exhortation :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.282)

I went to Common prayer to the French church in Afternoone .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.283)

News of the French Investing Philipsburge : & of the Mar: Shombergs
putting in men into Collin , upon the dispute of that Electors Interest
against the Prince of Firstenberge : (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.284)

Appearances of wonderfull stirrs in this part of Europe , whilst the
Emp: was successfull in Hungarie , having taken Belgrade :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.285)

Earthquakes had now utterly demolished the antient <font> Smyrna
</font> , & severall other places , both-1 in Greece , Italy , & even
the Spanish Indies , forerunners of greater Calamities :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.286)

God $Almighty preserve his Church , & all who put themselves under the
shadow of his Wings , 'til these things be over-past .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.287)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.288)

Our <font> Viccar </font> on 3: <font> Apoc: </font>
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.289)

I went to <font> Greenewich </font> where at Monsieur <font> Rovignies
</font> a French sermon on <font> Apoc. </font> 6 shewing the dignity
of a true Christian , & where in his $Royalty consisted &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.290)

The <font> Court </font> &c in $so extraordinary consternation upon
assurance of the Pr: of Oranges intention of Landing , as the Writs
which were sent forth to choose Parliament men , were recalled &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.291)

<font> Octob: </font> 6: (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.292)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.293)

$7 (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.294)

The next day being Sonday Dr. Tenison viccar of St. Martins , preached
on 2: <font> Tim: </font> 3. 16. shewing the Scripture to be our
undoubted & onely Rule of Faith , & its perfection above all other
Traditions & Writings , most excellently proved ; after which the
Communion was celebrated to neere devout people .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,889.295)

This sermon chiefly occasioned by an impertinent Jesuite who in their
Masse-house the Sunday before had disparaged the Scripture & railed at
our Translation with extraordinary ignorance and impudence ; which some
present contradicting , they pulled him out of the Pulpit , & treated
him very coursely , insomuch as it was like to create a very greate
disturbance in the Citty : (EVELYN-E3-P2,889.296)

<P_890>

Hourely dreate on expectation of the Pr: of Oranges Invasion still
heightned to that degree , as his Majestie thought fit to recall the
Writes of Summons of Parliament ; to abbrogate the Commission for the
dispencing power , <bracket> but retaining his owne right still to
dispense with all Laws & </bracket> restore the ejected Fellows of
Magdalen College Oxon: (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.298)

But in the meane time called over Irish , Scots ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,890.299)

$continues to remove Protestants & put papists in to Portsmouth & other
places of Trust : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.300)

& retaines the Jesuites about him , which gave no satisfaction to the
nation , but increasing the universal discontent , brought people to so
desperate a passe as with uttmost expressions even passionately seeme
to long for & desire the landing of that Prince , whom they looked on
as their deliverer from popish Tyrannie , praying uncessantly for an
Easterly Wind , which was said to be the onely remora of his expedition
, with a numerous Army ready to make a descent ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.301)

To such a strange temper & unheard of in any former age , was this
poore nation reduc'd , & of which I was an Eye witnesse :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,890.302)

The apprehension was <paren> & with reason </paren> that his Majesties
Forces , would neither-1 at land or sea oppose them with that viggour
requisite to repell Invaders : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.303)

The late Imprisoned Bishops , were now called to reconcile matters , &
the Jesuites hard at worke to foment confusions amongst the Protestants
, by their usual tricks &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.304)

<bracket> Leter sent the AB. of Cant informing from a good hand what
was contriving by the Jesuits : &c </bracket> (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.305)

9 (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.306)

I return'd the 9th - (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.307)

A paper of what the Bishops advised his Majestie $was $published
(EVELYN-E3-P2,890.308)

A $forme $of prayer , (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.309)

the Bishops were $injoyn'd to prepare $an $office against the feared
Invasion . (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.310)

A pardon published : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.311)

Souldiers & Mariners daily pressed &c. (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.312)

14 (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.313)

The Kings Birth-day , (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.314)

no Gunns from the Tower , as usualy : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.315)

The sunn Eclips'd at its rising : (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.316)

This day signal for the Victory of William the Conqueror against Herold
neere Battel in Sussex :- (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.317)

The wind <paren> which had hitherto ben West </paren> all this day East
, (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.318)

wonderfull expectation of the Dutch fleete . (EVELYN-E3-P2,890.319)

Our <font> Viccar </font> proceeds $on his former Text :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,890.320)

a stranger in the afternoone on 1. Cor: 15. ult: exhorting to an
unmoveablenesse in our $Religion , these difficult times , &c :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,890.321)

<P_891>

Continual apprehensions of the Dutch Invasion , (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.323)

there were pub: prayers ordered to be read in the Church $against $it .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,891.324)

21 (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.325)

Our Viccar proceedes on his former Text : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.326)

27 (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.327)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.328)

the 28th (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.329)

Dr. Tenison at St. Martins $preached {TEXT:preache} on 9 <font> Jer:
</font> 3 (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.330)

I din'd with Sir W: Godolphin : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.331)

<bracket> A Tumult in Lond on the rabble demolishing a popish Chapell
set up in the Citty . </bracket> (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.332)

29 (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.333)

My Lady Sunderland acquainted me at large his Majestie taking away the
Seales from her husband , & of her being with the Queene to interceede
for him : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.334)

It is conceiv'd he grew remisse of late in pursuing the Interest of the
Jesuitical Counsels , (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.335)

some reported one thing , some another ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.336)

but there was doubtlesse some seacret betraied , which time may
discover : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.337)

There was a Council now cald , to which were summon'd the A:Bish of
Cant. $&c : Judges , Lord Major &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.338)

Q: Dowager , all the Ladies & Lords , who were present at the Q:
Consorts labour , upon oath to give testimonie of the Pr: of Wales's
birth , which was recorded , both at the Council board , & at the
Chancery a day or two after : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.339)

This procedure was censur'd by some , as below his Majestie to
condescend to , upon the talke of Idle people : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.340)

Remarkable on this occasion , was the refusal of the A Bish Marq:
Halifax , Earles of Clarendon & Notinghams refusing to sit at the
Council Table in their places , amongst Papists , & their bold telling
his Majestie that what ever was don whilst such sate amongst them was
unlawfull , & incurr'd praemunire : if at least , it be true , what I
heard : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.341)

I din'd with my Lord Preston , now made Seccretary of state in place of
the E. of Sunderland : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.342)

Visited Mr. Boile , where came in Duke Hamilton & E. of Burlington :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,891.343)

The Duke told us many particulars of Mary Q: of Scots , and her amours
with the Italian favorite &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.344)

(EVELYN-E3-P2,891.345)

I dined with the Secretary of the Admiralty , (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.346)

visited Dr. Tenison : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.347)

31. (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.348)

My Birthday , being the 68 yeare of my age : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.349)

o` Blessed Lord , grant , that as I advance in $yeares , so I may
improve in Grace : (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.350)

Be thou my protector this following yeare , (EVELYN-E3-P2,891.351)

& preserve me & mine from these dangers and greate confusions , which
threaten a sad revolution for this sinfull Nation :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,891.352)

Defend thy Church , our holy Religion , & <P_892> just Lawes ,
disposing his Majestie to harken to sober & healing Counsels , that yet
if it be thy blessed will we may still enjoy that happy Tranquility
which hitherto thou hast continued to us . (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.353)

Amen : Amen : I din'd at my sonns : (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.354)

November 1. (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.355)

Dined with my L: Preston againe , with other company , at Sir St: Foxes
: (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.356)

Continual al'armes of the Pr: of Oranges landing , but no certainty :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.357)

reports of his greate losses of horse in the storme ; but without any
assurance . (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.358)

A Man was taken with divers papers & printed Manifests , & carried to
Newgate after examination at the Cabinet-Council :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.359)

There was likewise a declaration of the States , for satisfaction of
all publique Ministers in their Dominions , the reason of their
furnishing the Prince with their Vessels & Militia on this Expedition ,
which was delivered to all the Ambassadors & publique Ministers at the
Hague except to the English & French : (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.360)

There was in that of the Princes , an expression as if the Lords both
Spiritual & Temporal &c had invited him over , with a deduction of the
Causes of his enterprise : (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.361)

This made his Majestie Convene my L: of <font> Cant: </font> & the
other Bishops now in Towne , to $give them an account of what was in
the <font> Manifesto </font> : & to enjoyne them to cleare themselves
by $some publique writing of this disloyal charge :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.362)

2 (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.363)

It was now certainly reported by some who saw the Pr: imbarke - and the
fleete , That they sailed from Brill on Wednesday Morning , & that the
Princesse of Orange was there , to take leave of her Husband ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.364)

$3 (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.365)

& so I returned home . (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.366)

4 (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.367)

A stranger preached at Depford on :8. <font> Luke </font> :18:
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.368)

The H: Sacrament follow'd , at which I participated ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.369)

the L. Jesus blesse it to me : (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.370)

My Wife <paren> not yet out of her Chamber </paren> received at home &c
: (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.371)

Fresh reports of the Pr: being landed somewher about Portsmouth or Ile
of Wight : wheras it was thought , it would have ben north ward :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.372)

The Court in greate hurry - (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.373)

5 (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.374)

Being the Anniversary of the powder plot , our <font> Viccar </font>
preach'd on 76. <font> Psal. </font> by divers Instances : shewing the
disasters & punishments overtaking perfidious designes .
(EVELYN-E3-P2,892.375)

8 (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.376)

I went to Lond. (EVELYN-E3-P2,892.377)

heard the newes of the Prince of Oranges , being landed at Tor-bay ,
with a fleete of neere saile , so dreadfull a <P_893> sight passing
through the Channell with so favorable a Wind , as our Navy could by no
meanes intercept or molest them : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.378)

This put the King & Court into greate Consternation ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.379)

now employed in forming an Army to incounter their farther progresse :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.380)

for they were gotten already into Excester , & the season , & wayes
very improper for his Majesties forces to march so greate a distance :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.381)

The A Bish of Cant , & some few of the other Bishops , & Lords in Lond.
were sent for to White-hall , & required to set forth their abhorrency
of this Invasion ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.382)

They assured his Majestie they had never invited any of the Princes
party or were in the least privy to this Invasion , & would be ready to
shew all testimonies of their Loyalty &c : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.383)

but as to a publique declaration , they being so few , desired that his
majestie would call the rest of their brethren & peeres , that they
might consult what was fit to do on this occasion , not thinking it
convenient to publish any thing without them , & untill they had
themselves seene the Princes Manifest , in which it was pretended he
was invited in by the Lords Sp. & temporal : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.384)

This did not please his Majestie : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.385)

So they departed : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.386)

There came now out a Declaration , prohibiting all people to see or
reade the Princes Manifest ; in which was at large $set $forth
{TEXT:set-forth} the cause of his Expedition , as there had ben $once
before one from the States : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.387)

These are the beginnings of Sorrows , unlesse God in his Mercy prevent
it , by some happy reconciliation of all dissentions amongst us , which
nothing in likelihood can Effect but a free Parliament , but which we
$can $not {TEXT:cannot} hope to see , whilst there are any forces on
either side : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.388)

I pray God protect , & direct the King for the best , & truest Interest
of his People : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.389)

<bracket> I saw his Majestie touch for the Evil , Piters the Jesuit &
F. Warner officiating in the Banqueting house </bracket>
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.390)

I dined at Dr. Godolphins , with Mrs. Boscawen &c
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.391)

at her house warming in his prebends house near S. Paules :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.392)

Lay at my sonns , (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.393)

& $9 returned home the next day . (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.394)

11 (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.395)

Our <font> Viccar </font> proceeded on his former Text :76: Psal:
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.396)

our Curate on 2: Joel : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.397)

My deare Wife fell very ill of the gravell &c in her kidnies this
afternoone . (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.398)

God in mercy give her ease & comfort : (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.399)

The Pr: of Orange increases every day in forces ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,893.400)

several Lords go into him ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,893.401)

The King gos towards Salisbery with his Army ; doubtfull <P_894> of
their standing by him , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.402)

Lord Cornbery carrys some Regiments from him ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.403)

marches to Honiton , the Princes head quarters ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.404)

The Citty of Lond: in dissorder by the rabble &c who $pulled $downe
{TEXT:pull-downe} the Nunery at St. Johns , newly bought by the Papists
of my Lord Berkeley : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.405)

The Queene $prepares $to $go to Portsmouth for safty : to attend the
issue of this commotion , which has a dreadfull aspect :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.406)

18 (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.407)

Our Viccar on his former Text , shewing the wonderfull deliverances of
Gods church in its greatest necessities : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.408)

I went afternoone to Greenewich to visite the Marq: de Ruvigny , wher a
young man preached very excellently on 11. <font> Heb: </font> 6:
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.409)

It was now very hard frost : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.410)

The King gos to Salisbery to rendevouze the Army ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.411)

and returning back to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.412)

Lord De la Mare appears for the Pr: in Cheshire :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.413)

The nobility meete in Yorkshire : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.414)

The ABish & some Bishops , & such peeres as were in Lond: addresse to
his Majestie to call a Parliament : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.415)

The King invites all forraine nations to come over :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.416)

The French take all the Palatinat , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.417)

& alarme the Germans more than ever : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.418)

25 (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.419)

Our Doctors Lond. Lecturer preached an excellent sermon on 122 Psal. 6.
29 (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.420)

I went to the R: Society , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.421)

we adjourn'd Election of Praesident til 23. Aprill by reason of the
publique commotions , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.422)

yet dined together as of custome on this day : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.423)

December 2 (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.424)

Dr. Tenison at St. Martins on :36 Psal: 5. 6. 7: (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.425)

I received the B: Sacrament . (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.426)

Visited my L. Godolphin , then going with the Marquis of Halifax , & E:
of Notingham as Commissioner to the Prince of Orange :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.427)

He told me , they had little power : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.428)

Plymoth declared for the Prince & L: Bath : Yorke , Hull , Bristoll ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.429)

all the eminent nobility & persons of quality throout England declare
for the Protestant $Religion & Laws , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.430)

& go to meete the Prince ; who every day sets forth new declarations
&c: against the Papists : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.431)

The Greate favorits at Court , $priests & Jesuites , flie or abscond :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.432)

Every thing <paren> til now conceiled </paren> flies abroad in publique
print , (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.433)

& is Cryed about the streetes : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.434)

Expectations of the Pr: coming to Oxon. (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.435)

Pr: of Wales & greate Treasure , sent daily to Portsmouth ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.436)

Earle of Dover Governor : (EVELYN-E3-P2,894.437)

Addresse from the Fleete not gratefull to his Majestie :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,894.438)

The Popists in offices lay <P_895> down their Commissions
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.439)

& flie : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.440)

Universal Consternation amongst them : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.441)

it lookes like a Revolution : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.442)

Herbert , beates a french fleete : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.443)

7 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.444)

My son went towards Oxon. (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.445)

I returned home : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.446)

9 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.447)

Our Lecturer on 122. Psal: 6: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.448)

Lord Sunderland meditating flight , I writ to my Lady ,
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.449)

advised an Apologie : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.450)

13 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.451)

I went to Lond: (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.452)

<bracket> The rabble people demolish all Papists Chapells & severall
popish Lords & Gent: $houses , especialy that of the Spanish Ambassador
, which they pillaged & burnt his Library &c : </bracket>
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.453)

16 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.454)

Dr. Tenison at St. Martins on :8: Isay: 11: (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.455)

I din'd at my L. Clarendons : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.456)

The King flies to sea , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.457)

<bracket> putts in at Feversham for ballast (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.458)

is rudely detained by the people : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.459)

comes back to $Whitehall . </bracket> (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.460)

The Pr: of Orange now advanc'd to Windsor , is invited by the King to
St. James , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.461)

the messenger sent was the E. of Feversham the general of the forces :
who going without Trumpet or passeport is detained prisoner by the
Prince : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.462)

The Prince accepts the Invitation , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.463)

but requires his Majestie to retire to some distant place , that his
owne Guards may be quartered about the palace & Citty :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.464)

This is taken heinously , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.465)

so the King gos away privately to Rochester : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.466)

Is perswaded to come back : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.467)

comes on the Sunday ; (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.468)

Goes to masse (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.469)

& dines in publique , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.470)

a Jesuite says grace : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.471)

<bracket> I was present </bracket> (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.472)

That night a Council , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.473)

$17 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.474)

his Majestie refuses to assent to all proposals ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.475)

gos away againe to Rochester : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.476)

18 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.477)

The Pr: comes to St. James , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.478)

fills W-hall <paren> the King taking barge to Gravesend at 12 a Clock
</paren> with $Dutch Guard : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.479)

A Council of Peres meete about an Expedient to call a parliament :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.480)

Adjourne to the House of Lords : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.481)

The Chancelor , E. of Peterbor , & divers Priests & other taken :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.482)

E: of Sunderland flies & divers others , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.483)

Sir E: Hales , Walker & other taken & secured : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.484)

All the world go to see the Prince at St. Jamess where is a greate
Court , (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.485)

there I saw him & severall of my Acquaintance that come over with him :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.486)

He is very stately , serious , & reserved : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.487)

The Eng: souldiers &c. sent out of Towne to distant quarters : not well
pleased : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.488)

Divers reports & opinions , what all this will end in ;
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.489)

Ambition & faction feared : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.490)

21 (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.491)

I visited L. Clarendon where was the Bishops of Ely & St Asaph :
(EVELYN-E3-P2,895.492)

we had much discourse of Afairs : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.493)

I returned home : (EVELYN-E3-P2,895.494)