Catalogue description ---- To the COUNTESS OF LINDSEY.

--". . . It is now past eight and the Lords as I heare, are all still sitting. There has been hott debate about the first article of Dr. Sacheverell's impeachment relating to non-resistance, and we are impatient to heare the event. I saw this morning with great regrett the funeral of my Lord Chief Justice Holt passe by, in order to carry him to Redgrave in Suffolk. It is lookt upon here as something strange that a new Lord Chief Justice should be created before the other was in his grave, and though Sir T. P[arker] prove never so good a man, yet I heartily wish your Ladyship may have nothing more to doe in that court." Capt. Lee and his brother Francis are come home. Mr. Francis is much grown and is very handsome.