That Night, though both Mr. Law^
rence Hyde and Mr. Henjlow had each of
dhem provided a lecure Lodging for His
Majefty, by the Lord fnimors Order, yet
it was judged fittefi by Colonel Gunter,
and aocordlngly agreed unto by my Lord,
tiiat His Majefty ihould. lodge at Mr.
Thomas Symoffs's Houfe at Hambledtm in
Hampfiire, who married the Colonel's SiP'
ter, in regard the Colonel knew them to
be very faithfial, but chiefly becaufe it lay
more direftly in the Way from HeU to*
Brigbthemfion ', and accordingly Colonel
Gunter attended His Majefty to his Sif-
ter's Houle that Night, who provided Z\
good Supper for them, though Ihe had
lot tlie leaft Sulpicion or Intimation of
His Majefty's Prefence among them.
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Th£ King and His finftU Rcdni
riving in Safety at Mrs. Symon^s
on Munday Night the r^^th of O
1/trere heartily welcomed by Mrs. S
fox her Husband was not theo at 1-
but by that Time they had lup'd in
Mr. SymonSj who wooderii^ to ice :
ny Strainers in his Hoiife, was aflui
h^ Brother Guniery that they wie
hoaeD: Gcbtlemen; yet, at firft Inte
he mudi fuipeQied Mr. Jackfon tao
Round4>eady obfirving how litde HaA
li4^m PenderersSdfkts liad left Hitt
at laft b^g fully &tisfied they wi
Cavaliers, he iboo laid, open nis ]
and thoagfat nothing * too good for.
was iofry his JEkerwas no ftronger.
