The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

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s,sbt months after Tho ars battle ~ Nev-
berry. IN whi~b Lord Fsisispd End the
tarl ~ Csrnsrvon fei. and shout . month
sf,ey o',~en Heorie',s les, Osfosd for Fsl
mouth. whence sh. sailed w Frame. In
Februsrv ~ the same year SIR Richard had
heen nominated ~ hs ou~ ~ the cosnssss-
-ion~rs for settling peac- With the Psrhs-
mont. and q httie later had b-~n made sec-
rotary ~ War TO the Prime ~ Wsiee. whom
= year later he accompanied 20 the vest ~
England and thence 70 the ISLAND " Jersey
IN the vav 10 Parts. Thereafter he re-
mained continually In the service of Charles
o. until the battle % Worcester Cseptember
= 1851, when he vas captured and I'm
~pri-oned. hut presently released on bsi by
reason ~ -.ver- sickness u was during
This period that Sir Richard published his
trsnrlations Of Horace. ~ the "busiads'
~ Csmoens and of la Fida Psstora.
After the death of oliver Cromwell he OBJ
tanned a pas. 90 60 abroad. and in November.
IsSe. met King Charles n. again. from whom
In January. 1890. he received the posts OF
Latin Secretary and Master Of Request. He
crossed from Holland 10 England In the
Kings ship. and about ak months later was
made Chancellor pro tenn. Of the Order 81
the Garter. In April. 1891. at q nesting Of
the order in Windsor. he was invested with
the Garter. and some five months later pro-
ceeded to Portugal rs envoy 10 finish the
negotiations for the marriage pf Charles II.
10 Catherine Of B~raganza. Returning TO
England in the autumn Of 1919. he was sworn
Of the Privy Council and appointed Am
bassador 70 Madrid. where in June. 1854. he
died. His wife survived him until 1850.
Che first and only allusion Of any inn
portance in these memoirs to Charles ].
will be found under date Of June. t84s.
which. she recalls. was q very sad time
for us all in the Kings party because In
the preceding November, by their folly
TO give il no worse name) Sir John Berke-
lev and Mr.. John Ashburnham OF the Kings
Bedchamber were drawn in by the cursed
crew Of the then standing army for the
Parliament to persuade the King to leave
Hampton Court Ito which they had then
carried HIM and to make his escape. Which
design failing. ss the plot was laid, he was
tormented and sfterward shamefully and
barbarously murdered. as all the world
knows Lady Fanshawe goes on to say
that during the Kings stay at Hampton
Court her husband was with him and she
herself won't three times to pay her duty
to him, a. being both the daughter OF n
servant of his and he wife OF another.
THE last time I ever saw him." she re-
cords. Il could not refrain when I took my
cave from weeping. When he had saluted
me I prayed God to preserve his Majesty
with long life and happy years. He stroked
me on my cheek and said. Child, il God
pleaseth it shall be so: but both you and I
must submit to Gods willard you know
in what hands ] am" We are told that
then. turning to Sir Richard. he said: BE
sure. Dick. to tell my son all that I have
said and deliver those letters to my wife.
Pray God bless her; I hope ] shall do WELL
Taking Sir Richard in his arms. he added:
Thou hast ever been All honest man. and
I hope God will bless thee and make thee
a happy servant to my son. whom I have
charged in my letter to continue his love
and trust to you
or special interest at this time is an APP
pendix concerning the Affairs Of Tangier.
which town, IL will be remembered. was a
part Of the dowry which Catherine OF
Braganza brought to Charles H.. but which
a il presently turned out cost more to
defend than II seemed likely to be worth.
At first, indeed, the advantages which
Tangier a. a key TO tho Mediterranean
offered to the naval power Of England
were clearly recognized by English states
men. At the same time. the oession OF
the place was a good stroke OF business
on the part Of Portugal, which was no longer
BILE to maintain itself there against the
attacks Of the Moorish tribesmen. Indeed.
but for the circumstance that the Portuguese
Governor OF the town allowed the landing
Of men from nm, English feet before the
place was actually turned over to it's new
owner. the transfer in all likelihood would