Series 1 > Diplomatic correspondence of Jean de Montereul and the brothers de Bellièvre, French ambassadors in England and Scotland, 1645-48 > Volume 1
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CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES
xxix
Parliament votes £400,000 to pay the Scottish army.
Parliament claims the right to dispose of the King’s
person.
Montereul returns to London and thence to Newcastle.
The Queen sends William Davenant to Newcastle to
persuade the King to accept the establishment
of Presbyterianism.
Oct. 12-Nov. 7- William Moray’s mission to London.
Nov. 2. The King offers to abdicate in favour of his son.
Dec. Montereul’s mission to Edinburgh.
Dec. 20. The King’s second answer to the Newcastle Proposi¬
tions.
„ 22. The Offer of the Scottish Commanders to the King.
1647
Jan. 4. Bellievre leaves Newcastle for London, Montereul
remaining with the King.
„ 14. The Scottish Commissioners refuse to allow the King
to come to Scotland.
„ 30. The Scots evacuate Newcastle, leaving the King in the
hands of the English Commissioners.
Feb. 3. The King leaves Newcastle.
„ 16. The King arrives at Holmby.
Sept. 1.
„ 24.
„ 24.
Oct.
xxix
Parliament votes £400,000 to pay the Scottish army.
Parliament claims the right to dispose of the King’s
person.
Montereul returns to London and thence to Newcastle.
The Queen sends William Davenant to Newcastle to
persuade the King to accept the establishment
of Presbyterianism.
Oct. 12-Nov. 7- William Moray’s mission to London.
Nov. 2. The King offers to abdicate in favour of his son.
Dec. Montereul’s mission to Edinburgh.
Dec. 20. The King’s second answer to the Newcastle Proposi¬
tions.
„ 22. The Offer of the Scottish Commanders to the King.
1647
Jan. 4. Bellievre leaves Newcastle for London, Montereul
remaining with the King.
„ 14. The Scottish Commissioners refuse to allow the King
to come to Scotland.
„ 30. The Scots evacuate Newcastle, leaving the King in the
hands of the English Commissioners.
Feb. 3. The King leaves Newcastle.
„ 16. The King arrives at Holmby.
Sept. 1.
„ 24.
„ 24.
Oct.
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