A Life of Archbishop Laud By a Romish Recusant
A Life of Archbishop Laud By a Romish Recusant
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" Thither, of course, he had to go without his wife. " There after his private devotions ended, at the West Door Dr Morris " (he was the Regius Professor of Hebrew), "one of the prebendaries, entertained him with another short speech, which was well liked, and thence his majesty proceeded into the quire and heard service. " The speeches were all very well in their way ; but there 1 " Lib. Of Ang. Cath. TheoL, " vol. V. Part i. P. 155. ■■^ "Cal. Sta. Pa. Dom. , " 1636-7, Sept. 14, 1636. ^ '-Lib.... Ang. Cath. Theol. , " part. I. Pp. 148 and fol.
268 Life of Archbishop Laud. [!ir63'''" had been a lack of enthusiasm as the royal cavalcade passed in solemn state through the Cornmarket, past Carfax, and down St Aldate's, to Christ Church. " Though the streets were lined with scholars of all degrees, yet neither they nor the citizens made any expressions of joy, or uttered, as the manner is, ' Vivat Rex'' ^ After supper, the royal party were entertained at Christ's Church with a play, which Laud admits, although "well penned, " " did not take the Court so well " ; while, in his already quoted letter to Lord Conway, Garrard says it was " fitter for scholars than a Court, " adding that Lord Carnarvon pronounced it to have been the " worst he ever saw but one that he saw at Cambridge.
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" Thither, of course, he had to go without his wife. " There after his private devotions ended, at the West Door Dr Morris " (he was the Regius Professor of Hebrew), "one of the prebendaries, entertained him with another short speech, which was well liked, and thence his majesty proceeded into the quire and heard service. " The speeches were all very well in their way ; but there 1 " Lib. Of Ang. Cath. TheoL, " vol. V. Part i. P. 155. ■■^ "Cal. Sta. Pa. Dom. , " 1636-7, Sept. 14, 1636. ^ '-Lib.... Ang. Cath. Theol. , " part. I. Pp. 148 and fol.
268 Life of Archbishop Laud. [!ir63'''" had been a lack of enthusiasm as the royal cavalcade passed in solemn state through the Cornmarket, past Carfax, and down St Aldate's, to Christ Church. " Though the streets were lined with scholars of all degrees, yet neither they nor the citizens made any expressions of joy, or uttered, as the manner is, ' Vivat Rex'' ^ After supper, the royal party were entertained at Christ's Church with a play, which Laud admits, although "well penned, " " did not take the Court so well " ; while, in his already quoted letter to Lord Conway, Garrard says it was " fitter for scholars than a Court, " adding that Lord Carnarvon pronounced it to have been the " worst he ever saw but one that he saw at Cambridge.
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