fforisfutur' impetic'ones & Demand' quecunq: que nos versus [p=]'fat' Jo[=h]em Trenchard [p=] p'missis vel aliquo [p=]'missor' h'uim' h'emus seu infuturo h'ere poterimus. Sectamq: pacis n're que ad nos versus [p=]'fat Jo[=h]em Trenchard [p=]tinet seu [p=]tinere poterit, rac'one seu occac'one [p=]'missor' seu eor' alicui. Et firmam pacem n'ram ei inde dam' et concedim' [p=] p'sentes. {Nolentes} q'd ip'e idem Jo[=h]es Trenchard [p=] Justitiar' Vice Comites Mariscallos Escaetor', Coronator', Ballivos seu aliquos al' ministros n're heredum vel successor' n'ror' quoscunq: rac'onib' seu occac'onib' p'd'tis seu eor' aliqu' molestetr [p=]'turbetr seu in aliquo gravetr {Volentes} q'd he l're n're patentes quoad om'ia singul' p'missa su[p=]ind menc'onat' bene, firme, valide, sufficien' et effectual' in lege erunt et existent licet Prodic'ones, crimina lese maiestatis, misprisiones Prodic'onis, conspirac'ones, sedic'ones, Insurecc'ones, concelament' Bellor', Gestion' Bellor', machinac'ones, Imaginac'ones, vel attempt' Illicit', convinc'ones verbor', Propalac'ones & ffelon' crimina, & offens' p'dict', minus certe specificat' existim't. Q'dq: hec Pardonaco' n'ra in om'ib' curiis n'ris et alibi interpretetr et adiudicetr in beneficentissimo sensu [p=] firmiore exonerac'one relaxac'one & Pardonac'one [p=]'fat' Jo[=h]is Trenchard ac etiam p'litetr allocetr in om'ib: Curiis n'ris absq: aliquo Brevi de Allocac'one mea parte pr'm's obtent' sive obtinend'. Et non obstante aliqua def'tu vel aliquib' def'tibus in his l'ris n'ris patentib' content' aut aliquo statuto, acto, ordinac'one provisione seu Restricc'one aut aliqua al' re, causa, vel materia quacunq: in contrar' inde ullo modo non obstante. In Cuius rei testimoniu' has l'ras n'ras fier' fecimus Patentes. Teste me ip'o apud West' decimo sept'o die Decembris anno regni n'ri tertio. Per Breve de p'rato Sigillo BARKER." This was in the year 1688, just seven days after, according to Macaulay, that he had fled secretly from the kingdom, having previously thrown the great seal into the Thames, whence it was dredged up some months after by a fisherman. Being driven back by stress of weather, he returned to London, and on the 17th Pepys states, "That night was a council; his Ma'ty refuses to assent to all the proposals, goes away again to Rochester."