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Pepys, Samuel, 1633-1703

"The Diary of Samuel Pepys"

He tells me that Don John is yet alive, and
not killed, as was said, in the great victory against the
Spaniards in Portugall of late.
9th. Sir W. Pen tells me, my Lady Castlemaine was at Court, for
all this talk this week; but it seems the King is stranger than
ordinary to her.
10th. I met Pierce the chirurgeon, who tells me that for certain
the King is grown colder to my Lady Castlemaine than ordinary,
and that he believes he begins to love the Queene, and do make
much of her, more than he used to do. Mr. Coventry tells me that
my Lord Bristoll hath this day impeached my Lord Chancellor in
the House of Lords of High Treason. The chief of the articles
are these: 1st. That he should be the occasion of the peace
made with Holland lately upon such disadvantageous terms, and
that he was bribed to it. 2nd. That Dunkirke was also sold by
his advice chiefly, so much to the damage of England. 3rd. That
he had 6000l. given him for the drawing-up or promoting of the
Irish declaration lately, concerning the division of the lands
there.


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