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Wren, did correct his copy of my letter, which the Duke of York hath signed in my very words, without alteration of a syllable. See July 24th, ante, and August 29th, Post. In the Pepysian Collection are the following: An Inquisition, by his Royal Highness the Duke of York, when Lord High Admiral of England, into the Management of the Navy, 1668, with his Regulations thereon, fol. Also Mr.
"It was prudent," remarks the Abbé Gosselin, "not to have all the property in the same place; when the seasons are bad in one part of the country they may be prosperous elsewhere; and having thus sources of revenue in different places, one is more likely never to find them entirely lacking." The smaller seminary dates only from the year 1668.
Pelling, who come to see me, and so spent the evening, and then to supper and to bed. I hear that eight of the ringleaders in the late tumults of the 'prentices at Easter are condemned to die. See "The Tryals of such persons as under the notion of London Apprentices were tumultuously assembled in Moore Fields, under colour of pulling down bawdy-houses," 4to., London, 1668. 6th.
See, for example, ibid., 88-89. Ibid., 25-27. Sadducismus Triumphatus, 39. Ibid., 52-53. Ibid., 78. Nevertheless he took up some of Scot's points. Sadducismus Triumphatus, Preface. Sadducismus Triumphatus, pt. ii, 3. See ibid., pt. ii, Relation VIII. London, 1668.
That disastrous conflagration of 1666 swept away every vestige of the old inn. Upon its foundation, however, another Boar's Head arose, the sign of which, cut in stone and dated 1668, is among the treasures of the Guildhall Museum. This was the building in which Boswell's club met, and it was under its roof Goldsmith penned his famous reverie.
These treatises, with the exception of that on the Cycloid, were composed and printed in the year 1654, but were not published till 1668, after the death of the author.” Pascal’s discoveries as to the cycloid belong to a later period of his life, after he had long forsaken the scientific studies which engrossed him at this time, and had become an inmate of Port Royal.
When the Puritan rule faded, the taste for these shows still persisted. Dryden took full advantage of this taste, and after 1668 threw songs wholesale into his plays. Further, it would seem to have been the custom of theatre managers, when "reviving" forgotten or half-forgotten plays, to put in new songs and dances and gorgeous scenes, in the very spirit of Mr.
In 1862, English took from Spain 156 tons; 1863, 18,074 tons; 1866, 66,913 tons; 1868, 95,000 tons; and the import of rags fell from 24,000 tons in 1866 to 17,000 tons in 1668. The British Consul estimates the receipts from this monopoly for the year 1866-7 at $8,418,939, after an expenditure of $4,519,866; thus leaving a clear profit of $3,899,073.
In 1668, it produced a yearly revenue of £99 a considerable sum in that day, but not in any proportion to the present rental, which amounts to upwards of £12,000 a-year. Grace Abounding, No. 3. Vol. i., p. 618. Grace Abounding, No. 4. Philip's Life of Bunyan, p. 4. Vol. iii., p. 597. Vol. ii., p. 564. Grace Abounding, No. 27. Grace Abounding, No. 5. Ibid., No. 8. Life, p. vii. Ibid. p. viii.
This sham petition occasioned a pretended answer, entitled, "The Gracious Answer of the Most Illustrious Lady of Pleasure, the Countess of Castlem.... to the Poor Whores' Petition." It is signed, "Given at our Closset, in King Street, Westminster, die Veneris, April 24, 1668. the petition of the poor whores about the town, whose houses were pulled down the other day.
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