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11. Whitelocke, was desired to meet the Commit∣tee for Ejecting scandalous and insufficient Mini∣sters, but he liked not the work.
13. Warrants sent to Whitelocke to sign, for one hundred thousand pound, per. ann. for the expences of his Highness House-hold, and for one thousand pound for Mardike.
25. The Provost of Eaton College, Mr. Rous be∣ing
dead Whitelocke had some thoughts, and was ad∣vised by some friends to endeavour to have the place of Provost, a thing of good value, quiet and honourable, and fit for a Schollar, and Whitelocke was not wholly uncapable of it, he therefore made applications to his Highness, concerning it, but found him Ingaged, or at least seeming to be so for another, Whitelocke's service was past, and there∣fore no necessity of a Recompence, but this was re∣served as a Bait for some others to be imployed by his Highness.
30. The Protector advised about incouraging the Fishing Trade.
News of the Enemies attempt to regain Mar∣dike, and how gallantly they were repulsed by Sir John Reynolds, and the English in the Fort, and that the King of Scots was with them.
Scanda∣lous Mini∣stry.
Mardike.