History of Great Britain From the Revolution 1688 to the Conclusion of the Tr
History of Great Britain From the Revolution 1688 to the Conclusion of the Tr
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A resolution was taken in council forthwith to dissolve the parliament, which might yet have sat another session. During' the election, the king made a progress to the north ; and partook, as before, of the diversions of the turf at Newmarket, where he received the compli- ments of the university of Cambridge. Having staid there three days, he went on the 21st to Althrop, a seat of the earl of Sunderland, who was now publicly known to be in high credit with the king. From Althrop he proceeded t...o Castle- Ashby and Boughton, the mansions of the earls of Northampton and Montague; thence to Burghley, \\ elbeck, Warwick Castle, and Wood- WILLIAM III. 401 stock. From this place he repaired on the 9th o r BOOK in. November to Oxford, and was waited on by the 10^5. Duke of Ormond, chancellor of the university, and the heads of colleges, professors, &c. In their formalities ; the conduit at Carfax running all the time with wine. And so much gratified was the university with his majesty's condescensions, and, so well reconciled to his government at this period, that sir William Trumbull, the new secretary, was chosen to represent them in parliament.
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A resolution was taken in council forthwith to dissolve the parliament, which might yet have sat another session. During' the election, the king made a progress to the north ; and partook, as before, of the diversions of the turf at Newmarket, where he received the compli- ments of the university of Cambridge. Having staid there three days, he went on the 21st to Althrop, a seat of the earl of Sunderland, who was now publicly known to be in high credit with the king. From Althrop he proceeded t...o Castle- Ashby and Boughton, the mansions of the earls of Northampton and Montague; thence to Burghley, \\ elbeck, Warwick Castle, and Wood- WILLIAM III. 401 stock. From this place he repaired on the 9th o r BOOK in. November to Oxford, and was waited on by the 10^5. Duke of Ormond, chancellor of the university, and the heads of colleges, professors, &c. In their formalities ; the conduit at Carfax running all the time with wine. And so much gratified was the university with his majesty's condescensions, and, so well reconciled to his government at this period, that sir William Trumbull, the new secretary, was chosen to represent them in parliament.
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