The Lives of the Chief Justices of England
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1646.] JOHN BRAMPSTON.
63 lect : in the mean tyme I am and ever will be your very true servant, Robert Heath." Brampston must now have given in his full adhesion to the parliamentary party, for in such favor was he with them that, when the treaty of Uxbridge was proceeding, they made it one of their conditions that he should be reappointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench ; although the Autobiographer stoutly denies that his father ever temporized, and says that this proposal onl...y shows that " they had a better opinion of him than he had of them or their cause.'" From the same source we have the following further statement, which must be taken with some grains of allowance : — " After that, they would have brought him into the House of Lords as an assistant, which he did not abso- lutely dciiie, but avoided attending by the help of friends. They had thoughts of makeing him theire keeper of theire scale ; and the Commons passed some vote for it in March, 1646, which was to be com- municated to the Lords.
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1646.] JOHN BRAMPSTON.
63 lect : in the mean tyme I am and ever will be your very true servant, Robert Heath." Brampston must now have given in his full adhesion to the parliamentary party, for in such favor was he with them that, when the treaty of Uxbridge was proceeding, they made it one of their conditions that he should be reappointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench ; although the Autobiographer stoutly denies that his father ever temporized, and says that this proposal onl...y shows that " they had a better opinion of him than he had of them or their cause.'" From the same source we have the following further statement, which must be taken with some grains of allowance : — " After that, they would have brought him into the House of Lords as an assistant, which he did not abso- lutely dciiie, but avoided attending by the help of friends. They had thoughts of makeing him theire keeper of theire scale ; and the Commons passed some vote for it in March, 1646, which was to be com- municated to the Lords.
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