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[date April 22.] HIs Majesties mag∣nificent proceed from the Tower to White-hall.
[date 23] Charles the Second Crown'd at Westm.
[date Ma. 8.] Parl. began in Engl. wherein the H. of Lords were restor'd to their Priviledges.
Parl. began in Irel.
[date 17] Eliz. Q. of Bohemia ar∣rived at Lond.
[date 22] Solemn League and Covenant burnt in Lond. and Westm. and afterwards all the Kingdom over, with wonderfull great so∣lemnity.
[date 24] Argyle receiv'd his sen∣tence.
[date 27] Beheaded at Edenb. for high Treason.
[date Jun 7] The Solemn Funerals of Sir Ch. Lucas and Sir G•••• ••••sl•• (savagely m••r¦der'd in cold bloud at Colchester, August 28 ••648.) most honou••ably there Celebrated.
[date 25] The Lords Bishops of t••e several Dioceses of this Realm, most nobly entertained at Dinner by Sir Richard Brown.
[date Jul. 1] L. Mounson, Sir H. Mi'dmay, and Mr. Ro∣bert Wallop, brought ••o the Bar of the H. and there sentenced to b•• drawn (like th••mselves) upon sledges, with ••opes about their necks, from the Tower to Tyburn
[date 15] Mr. Prin recanted his Sundry Reasons, &c. and the House remitted his offence.
[date 19] Lord Commissioner of Scotl. came to White-hall.
[date 30] Parl. adjourn'd till Nov. ••0. following▪
[date Aug. 11.] Commissieners from the Parliament in Ire∣land came to Westmin∣ster.
[date 13] His Highness the D. of York, with several o∣ther great Personages, highly entertained by the Artillery Company at Merchant Taylors-hall.
[date 15] His Sacred Majesty, the illustrious Duke of York dined at the In∣ner-temple.
[date Sep. 7] Earl of Clarendon L. high Chancellour of Engl. at Oxford.
[date 10] Parl. in Irel. adjou••n'd till Octob. 10. following.
[date 30] Swedish Ambass••dor landed at Tower wharf, where the French and Spanish Ambassadors so hotly con••end••d for Pre¦cedency.
[date Oct. 15.] The Learned, Loyal, and truly Pious, John Berw••k Doctor in Di¦vinity, Elected Dean of St. Pauls
[date 20] A Proclamation for Removing the market from St. Pauls Church-yard, into Aldermanbury and Broad-street.
[date No. 4.] James D. of Ormond (that truly honourable and most constan••ly Loyal Personage) made L. Lieutenant of Irel.
[date 19] John James arraign'd
for sedition and Treason
[date 20] Parl. sate again, whe•• the Lords Spiritual were restored to their Pri¦viledges.
[date 21] 1200000 l. Voted fo•• ••upply of His Majesties present occasions.
[date] D. of York returne•• ••rom Dunki••k.
John Jam••s sentence•• to be drawn, hang'd and quarter'd.
[date] Henry Earl of St Al¦banes (L. Ambassador Extraordinary from Hi•• Majesty to the Crow•• ••f France) came to Whi••ehall.
[date 25] The remaining Regi¦cides in the Tower (P••n¦••ington onely by reason ••f h••s bodily infirmitie•• ••xcepted) were brough•• ••o the bar of the House•• and Lam••ert, Vane, an•• the rest lately sent away ordered to be sent so back to the Tower.
Praise-God B••r••bon••, ••nd Sam. Moyer com∣mitted to the Tower fo•• treasonable designs and practices.
[date 26] Major Wildman, Mr (sometimes Sir) James Harrington, Mr. (some∣time Alderman) Ireton, and Major Haynes com∣mitted also to the Tow∣er for the like crimes.
[date 27] Captain Rob. Holmes committed to the Tower by order of the Coun∣cil.
John James hang'd, ••rawn, and quarter'd ••t Tyburn.
[date 28] The truly honourable and no less valiant G••nt. Sir Charles Comp∣ton, departed this life.
[date 29] Col. Salmon commit∣ted to the Tower for treasonable designs and practices.
[date 30] Dyed the learned and reverend Brian L. Bishop of Chester.
[date De. 3] The noble E. of Peter∣borough, took his leave at Wh••te-hall, to go for Tanger.
[date 9] His Majesties Forces intended for Tanger, Im¦barqued at Dunkirk.
[date 20] Parl. adjourn'd till Jan. 7. next following.
[date 30] Hen. Covent••y Esq (Son to the late famous Tho L. Coventrey, L. Keeper of the Great Seal of Engl.)
sworn one of the Grooms of His M••jesties Bed-Chamber.
[date Jan 7] Parl. met again accor∣d••ng to the last adjourn∣ment, and Frederick L. Cornwallis Treasurer of H••s Majesties houshold departed this life.
[date 10] Sir Hen Vane and Mr. John Lambert ordered to be sent for back to the Tower of Lond. And
Marquesse Durrazzo Ambassadour extraordi∣nary from the Common∣wealth of Genoa entered Lond.
[date 13] Had audience.
[date 27] L. Munson, Sir Henry Mildmay and Mr. Robert ••allop, all drawn from ••he Tower of Lond. on sledges with Ropes a∣bout their necks to Ty∣burn, and (having there threaded the Triple-Tree) back again in like manner to the Tower.
[date 30] E. of Pete••burgh took Poss••ssion of Tanger in Africa for His Majesty.
[date Fe. 1.] The Genoa Ambassadour took his leave of His Majesty.
[date 7] The condemned Priso∣ners in the Tower brought to the Bar of the House of Peers.
[date 13] Eliz. Queen of Bohe∣mia departed this life.
[date 18] Prodigious winds do∣ing great mischief in most parts.
[date 21] Dyed that most loyal and signal sufferer for the Crown of Engl. Sir John Stawell.
Christopher L. Hatton (that most Pious and Faith••ul Counsellour to His late Majesty) sworn one of His Majesties m••st honourable Privy Counsel, made Gover∣nour of Guernsey durante vita: and the Reversion of that Government most deservedly Confer∣red on his Son.
[date Mar. 16] Miles Corbet, John Okey, and John Barkstead brought Prisoner to the Tower of Lond. having been taken at Delft not many dayes before by the care and faithful∣ness of Sir Geo: Downing
[date 24] Geo: Withers removed from Newgate to the Tower for his wonted Practice of Seditious Li∣belling.