Pepys’ Diary.
July 11th, 1666. But when I come to the office I there met with a command from my Lord Arlington to go down to a galliott at Greenwich, by the King’s particular command, that is going to carry the Savoy Envoye over, and we fear there may be many Frenchmen there on board; and so I have a power and command to search for and seize all that have not passes from one of the Secretarys of State. So I to the Tower, and got a couple of musquetiers with me, and Griffen and my boy Tom, and so down; and being come found none on board.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 494, 1 July 1932, Page 6
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