...thofe his Servants which he defired might be admitted to come to him, and attend upon him ; whereof the Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earls of Southampton, and Umdfey, were the chief ; all four Gentlemen of his Bed-Chamber, and of bis Privy Council. He named...

...Wind/or in a "decent manner, provided that the whole Expence fliould "not exceed five hundred pounds. The Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earls of Southampton arid Lindfey, who had been of his Bed-Chamber, and always very faithful to him, defired thofe that...

...reduced to the three articles of religion, the militia, and Ireland. The king's commiffioners were the duke of Richmond, the marquis of Hertford, the earls of Southampton, Kingfton, and Chichefter ; and eleven commons, among whom was Sir Edward Hyde now chancellor of the...

...his age, and buried, by the appointment of the parliament, at Windfor, decently, yet without pomp. The duke of Richmond, the marquis of Hertford, the earls of Southampton and Lindfay, at their exprefs cieiire, were permitted to pay the Ian duty to their maftsr, but were denied...

...a diftance be93 Speed's Hiftory of England, p. 814. •* The commiflioners on the King's fide were, the Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earls of Southampton, Kingfton, and Chichefter, Lord Seymour, Lord Hatton, Lord Capel, Lord Culpepper, Sir Orlando Bridgman,...

...lamentable failure of which was severely felt in its consequences. The commissioners on the king's side were the duke of Richmond; the marquis of Hertford; the earls of Southampton, Kingston, and Chichester; lords Seymour, Hatton, Capel, and Colepepper; Sirs Orlando Bridgeman, Edward...

...of his servants whose attendance he desired in their several offices ; in the number were included the duke of Richmond, the marquis of Hertford, the earls of Southampton and Lindesey, all four gentlemen of his bed chamber and of his privy council. He sent likewise a list of...

...of his servants whose attendance he desired in their several offices ; in the number were included the duke of Richmond, the marquis of Hertford, the earls of Southampton and Lindesey, all four gentlemen of his bed chamber and of his privy council. He sent likewise a list of...

...Windsor in a decent manner, provided that the whole expence should not exceed five hundred pounds.' The Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earls of Southampton and Lindsey, who had been of his bedchamber, and always very faithful to him, desired those who governed, 'that...

...negociation took place in the month of January, 1645. The commissioners on the part of the king were, the Duke of Richmond ; the Marquis of Hertford ; the Earls of Southampton, Kingston, and Chichester ; Lords Seymour, Hatton, Capel, and Colepepper; Sirs Orlando Bridgman, Edward...