...in Hide Park, and collationed in Spring Gardens." Pepys mentions in August, 1660:— "To Hide Parke by coach, and saw a fine foot-race three times round the park (Ql(. Ring?) between an Irishman and Crow that was once my Lord Claypole's footman." Evelyn's coach-race...

...have already made allusion. When we read in Evelyn of a "coachrace in Hyde Park ;" or, in Pepys, of a "fine footrace, three times round the park, between an Irishman and Crow that was once my Lord Claypole's footman," it was evidently " the Ring" which was the scene of their contests. " Hyde Park,"...

...1658, " went to see a coach-race in Hide Park ;" and Pepys mentions in August, 1660, " To Hide Parke by coach, and saw a fine foot-race three times round the park." Evelyn's coach- race recalls an accident which happened to Cromwell in Hyde Park, in 1654. Ludlow's...

...wine-house, and Captain Hay ward of the Plymouth, who is now ordered to carry my Lord Winchilsea Embassador to Constantinople. We were very merry, and Judge-...between an Irishman and Crow, that was once my Lord Claypoole's1 footman. (By the way, I cannot forget that my Lord Claypoole did the other day make inquiry...

...1658, " went to see a coach-race in Hide Park ;" and Pepys mentions in August, 1660, "To Hide Parke by coach, and saw a fine foot-race three times round the park." Evelyn's coach-race recalls an accident which happened to Cromwell in Hyde Park, in 1654. Ludlow's...

...May, 1658, "went to see a coach-race in Hide Park;" and Pepyi mentions in August, 1660, "To Hide Parke by coach, and saw a fine foot-race three times round the park." Evelyn's ooach-race recalls an accident whigh happened to Cromwell in Hyde Park, in 1654. Ludlow's...

...ordered to carry my Lord Winchilsea Embassador to Constantinople. We were very merry, and Judge-Advocate did give Captain Hayward his Oath of Allegiance and...between an Irishman and Crow, that was once my Lord Claypoole's5 footman. (By the way, I cannot forget that my Lord Claypoole did the other day make inquiry...

...ordered to carry my Lord Winchilsea Embassador to Constantinople. We were very merry, and Judge-Advocate did give Captain Hayward his Oath of Allegiance and...between an Irishman and Crow, that was once my Lord ClaypooleV footman. (By the way, I cannot forget that my Lord Claypoole did the other day make inquiry...

...were very merry, and Judge-Advocate did give Captain Hayward his Oath of Allegiance and Supremaey. 10th. With Mr. Moore and Creed to Hyde Park by coach,...between an Irishman and Crow, that was once my Lord ClaypooleV footman. (By the way, I cannot forget that my Lord Claypoole did the other day make inquiry...

...goal." Evelyn, in May 1 668, "went to see a coach-race in Hyde Park ;" and Pepys, August 1660, •' To Hyde Park by coach, and saw a fine foot-race three times round the park." Here a strange accident happened to Cromwell in 1654: " The Duke of Holstein made him (Cromwell) a...