Lords Northampton, Falkland, Herbert, Howard, and others had been released November 1, and Sir George Booth himself was set at liberty on the 9th of December.[1] [Footnote 1: Thurloe, VII.

708, 727, 743, 753-4, 775, and 802; Whitlocke, IV.

369, 377, and 378; Clarendon, 872-877; Guizot, I.
211-215; Letters of M.de Bordeaux, in Appendix to Guizot, II.

288, 294, and 298; Order Books of Council of State, Aug.

23 and Oct.