| Description | Is not very confident that Mr. Dean is yet with Wynne and therefore desires him to acquaint the Dean when he comes that the writer's wife has sent his box to Mr. Rowlands and all the things in it according to his order, except the suit for the little boy which he left her to provide at her leisure. Cousin Robin Morgan is now about to put on his gown with great credit. His master says that he is the hopefulest that ever was in his school. Indeed he is an extraordinary good child, and cannot but prove a great man if he goes on according to these beginnings. This afternoon was judgement given in Parliament against Viscount Stafford. There were 32 Lords judged him not guilty; but 54 judged him guilty, whereupon he was sentenced to lose his head. |