3.)] [Footnote 123: "In the Earl of Manchester and Lord Say; in Annesley, created Earl of Anglesea; in Denzil Hollis, now Lord Hollis; and in Ashley Cooper, now Lord Ashley, the expectant cavaliers saw their old enemies raised to the place of honour.

Manchester had not taken any part in public affairs since the passing of the self-denying ordinances.

He was still a Presbyterian, but had favoured the return of the King.

Lord Say, also, had long since withdrawn from public life, and though of a less pliant temper than Manchester, his new friends had no reason to doubt his steady adherence to the new order of things.

Annesley was an expert lawyer.