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I give you up. If you had simply said, 'Yes, it would have satisfied me." Dalton seemed perplexed. He called a servant and sent him with an order for Nalson, the usher, to come instantly to him. Nalson appeared, with his white gloves and mahogany face. "Nalson, you were a servant of the Duke in England?" "Yes, Sir." "Is the person now in the rooms the Duke of Rosecouleur?"
The clerk of the upper house, in reading bills, turned his back on the bench of bishops; nor was his insolence ever taken notice of. * Clarendon, vol. i. p. 189. Nalson, vol. i. p. 530, 533. * Nalson, voL i. p. 537
They again excited the people by never-ceasing inquiries after conspiracies, by reports of insurrections, by feigned intelligence of invasions from abroad, by discoveries of dangerous combinations at home among Papists and their adherents. * Clarendon, vol. ii. p. 415. Journ. 30th Nov. 1641 Nalson, vol ii. y 688.
A large magazine of arms being placed in the town of Hull, they despatched thither Sir John Hotham, a gentleman of considerable fortune in the neighborhood, and of an ancient family, and they gave him the authority of governor. They sent orders to Goring, governor of Portsmouth, to obey no commands but such as he should receive from the parliament. * Rush. voL v. p. 459. Nalson, vol. ii. p. 850.
And they regarded the least moment of relaxation in their invasion of royal authority as highly impolitic, during the uninterrupted torrent of their successes. * Nalson, vol. ii. p. 512. Clarendon, vol. ii. p. 428. * Rush. vol. v. p. 489. Clarendon, vol. ii. p. 385.
v Nalson, vol. ii. p. 198. He wanted that consolation which commonly supports those who perish by the stroke of injustice and oppression: he was not buoyed up by glory, nor by the affectionate compassion of the spectators; yet his mind, erect and undaunted, found resources within itself, and maintained its unbroken resolution amidst the terrors of death, and the triumphant exultations of his misguided enemies.
But they had no leisure to testify their feelings; two troops of horse dispersed them in different directions. Warwick, 344. Nalson, Trial of Charles Stuart. The royal corpse, having been embalmed, was after some days delivered to the earl of Richmond for private interment at Windsor. That nobleman, accompanied by the marquess of Hertford, the earls of Southampton and Lindsey, Dr.
But this blemish is more to be regarded as a general imputation on the whole age, than any particular failing of Laud's; and it is sufficient for his vindication to observe, that his errors were the most excusable of all those which prevailed during that zealous period. * Nalson, Intr p. 63.
The lords, as well as commons, passed a vote, declaring it to be a high breach of privilege for the king to take notice of any bill which was in agitation in either of the houses, or to express his sentiments with regard to it, before it be presented to him for his assent in a parliamentary manner. * Nalson, vol. ii. p. 748. Rush. vol. v. p. 457, 458, etc. Clarendon, vol. ii. p. 327.
And when the populace, by land and by water, passed Whitehall, they still asked, with insulting shouts, "What has become of the king and his cavaliers? * Nalson, vol. ii. p 833. Whitlocke. p. 52 Dugdale, p. 82. Clarendon, vol ii p. 380.
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