London and the Kingdom - Volume 3 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

[672] Journal 84, fos. 197b-198b, 201.

[673] Upon the lord mayor (Ansley) quitting office a vote of thanks was moved for the hospitality he had shown the Spanish envoys, but the motion was negatived. Affairs had not gone so well in Spain as the City had hoped.—Journal 84, fo. 357b.

[674] Journal 84, fo. 294b.

[675] Id., fos. 333, 336b.

[676] Journal 85, fos. 79b-80b.

[677] Journal 85, fos. 201b-205. See Annual Register li, 457.

[678] Journal 85, fo. 258.

[679] Journal 85, fo. 279b.

[680] Id., fos. 277b-278, 291.

[681] Id., fos. 322-325b, 350. The substitution of a new address in the place of one already agreed to was afterwards (8 Feb., 1810) declared irregular.—Id., fo. 397.