C20 where Sir John dwelt. No fooner was he come thither , but he met with Colotiel Giles Strangways, and after ufual falutaitk>ns, they walked into the Park adjoyning to the houfe, where Colonel Wyndham ijmparted the reafoh and end of his prefent Vifir. Colonel Strangways ‘his anfwer was, That he was infinitely grieved, becaufe he was not able to ferve his Majefty in procuring, a Veffel according to expectation *, That he knew not any one Matter ofaShipr or f<* much as one Mariner that he could truft: All that were formerly of his, acquaintance in Weymonth, being for their loyalty banifh-ed, and gone beyond the fea V and m Pool and Lime he was a meer ftranger, having not one Confident in either. A hundred ^pounds in Gold he delivered to CdlbrVtl Wyndham, to prefent fo the King ', which at his return, by command was deposited in the hands of the h o td Wilmot, fof his Majefties life. * About this time the Forces undet Vroifi-rvell were retreated from Worcejler into the feveral Quarters of the Country j fome of which coming to Tra#, proclaimed the Over-

DOI link for C20 where Sir John dwelt. No fooner was he come thither , but he met with Colotiel Giles Strangways, and after ufual falutaitk>ns, they walked into the Park adjoyning to the houfe, where Colonel Wyndham ijmparted the reafoh and end of his prefent Vifir. Colonel Strangways ‘his anfwer was, That he was infinitely grieved, becaufe he was not able to ferve his Majefty in procuring, a Veffel according to expectation *, That he knew not any one Matter ofaShipr or f<* much as one Mariner that he could truft: All that were formerly of his, acquaintance in Weymonth, being for their loyalty banifh-ed, and gone beyond the fea V and m Pool and Lime he was a meer ftranger, having not one Confident in either. A hundred ^pounds in Gold he delivered to CdlbrVtl Wyndham, to prefent fo the King ', which at his return, by command was deposited in the hands of the h o td Wilmot, fof his Majefties life. * About this time the Forces undet Vroifi-rvell were retreated from Worcejler into the feveral Quarters of the Country j fome of which coming to Tra#, proclaimed the Over-

C20 where Sir John dwelt. No fooner was he come thither , but he met with Colotiel Giles Strangways, and after ufual falutaitk>ns, they walked into the Park adjoyning to the houfe, where Colonel Wyndham ijmparted the reafoh and end of his prefent Vifir. Colonel Strangways ‘his anfwer was, That he was infinitely grieved, becaufe he was not able to ferve his Majefty in procuring, a Veffel according to expectation *, That he knew not any one Matter ofaShipr or f<* much as one Mariner that he could truft: All that were formerly of his, acquaintance in Weymonth, being for their loyalty banifh-ed, and gone beyond the fea V and m Pool and Lime he was a meer ftranger, having not one Confident in either. A hundred ^pounds in Gold he delivered to CdlbrVtl Wyndham, to prefent fo the King ', which at his return, by command was deposited in the hands of the h o td Wilmot, fof his Majefties life. * About this time the Forces undet Vroifi-rvell were retreated from Worcejler into the feveral Quarters of the Country j fome of which coming to Tra#, proclaimed the Over-