...Hye House Plot ; a real or pretended MBMOIBfl OF ALGERNON SVUNLV. 18? scheme for the assassination of the king and the Duke of York, on their return from Newmarket. Sydney, Lord William Rusael, the younger Hampden, Lord Grey, and a weak being called Lord Howard, who...

...of his fcsing concerned in the Rye House Plot ; a real or pretended scheme for the assassination of the king and the Duke of York, on their return from Newmarket. Sydney, Lord William Runsel, the younger Hampden, Lord Grey, and a weak being called Lord Howard, who...

...wanting. The Rye house plot, which was an extravagant project of certain deluded madmen to assassinate the king and the duke of York on their return from Newmarket, was the pretext laid hold of to get possession of the victims. Rumsey, one of those who were implicated...

...1683, on the pretence of his being concerned in the Rye-house plot, a scheme for the assassination of the king and the duke of York, on their return from Newmarket. He was brought to trial soon after sentence had been pronounced on Lord William Russell, and though...

...party, and their joint testimony was, that a plot had been formed for enlisting forty men to intercept the king and the duke of York on their return from Newmarket, at a farm-house called Rye, occupied by one Rumbold, a maltster ; that this scheme had failed in consequence...

...without her, as the duties of her place required her to be in attendance on her royal mistress." It was the 18th of June, 1683, when Catharine and her ladies...designate the king as the blackbird, and the duke as the gold1 John Sobieski, king of Poland. finch, when discussing this scheme for their assassination.1 Charles,...

...at the Rye, in Hertfordshire, belonging to the conspirator Rumbold, where seditious meetings had bea held, and a project devised to shoot the king and...taking fire, great part of it was destroyed, which cavrf the royal brothers to return unexpectedly to London two days before the appointed time : they...

...1683, on the pretence of his being concerned in the Rye-house plot, a scheme for the assassination of the king and the duke of York, on their return from Newmarket. He was brought to trial soon after sentence had been pronounced on Lord William Russell, and though...

...circumstances, gave information of a plot that he said existed to raise an insurrection, and to assassinate the King and the Duke of York on their return from Newmarket, at a farm-house called Rye, from which name the conspiracy, supposed or real, is known in history as...

...flight. He soon, however, returned from Holland, and engaged iu a new conspiracy for assassinating the king and the duke of York, on their return from Newmarket. As treasurer of those involved in it, he paid for the arms, and by his daring language encouraged them...