 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1849 - 410 pages
...lord lieutenant, about the middle of December, which was the end of the year 1650, by the new account, embarked himself in a small vessel for France, after...offered it; choosing rather to trust the seas and the wind, in that rough and boisterous season of the year, than to receive an obligation from the rebels:... | |
 | John Keble - 1869 - 356 pages
...benign Will guide us o'er the deeps. a See Clarendon, vi. 1184, Edit. Oxf. liiig. u The Lord Lieutenant, about the middle of December, 1650, embarked himself...refused to receive a pass from Ireton, who offered it; chooeing rather to trust the seas and winds, in that rough and boisterous season of tho year, than... | |
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... the assembly gave him full satisfaction in the particulars required by him, the lord lieutenant, about the middle of December, which was the end of the year 1650, by the new account, embarked himself in a small vessel for France, after he had refused... 