There is alsoe one Nobleman’s house, is this Parke House w^{ch} is a very Curious Building. Just by this parke you Enter another Much Larger, Hide-parke, w^{ch} is for Rideing on horseback but mostly for y^e Coaches, there being a ring railed in round w^{ch} a Gravel way y^t would admitt of twelve if not more rowes of Coaches, w^{ch} y^e Gentry to take y^e aire and see each other Comes and drives round and round; one row going Contrary to each other affords a pleaseing diversion. The rest of y^e parke is green and full of deer, there are Large ponds w^{th} fish and fowle. Y^e whole Length of this parke there is a high Causey of a good breadth, 3 Coaches may pass and on Each side are Rowes of posts on w^{ch} are Glasses—Cases for Lamps w^{ch} are Lighted in y^e Evening and appeares very fine as well as safe for y^e passenger. This is only a private roade y^e king had w^{ch} reaches to Kensington, where for aire our Great King W^m bought a house and filled it for a Retirement w^{th} pretty gardens. Besides these y^e king has a pallace in y^e Strand w^{th} fine gardens all to y^e Thames river, this appertaines to y^e Queen Dowager while she Lives. In this place was y^t cruel Barbarous Murder of S^r Edmund Berry Godfrey by y^e papists. Westminster is remarkable for haveing in it y^e ancient Large abbey w^{ch} is a most magnificent Building of stone finely Graved, and within is adorned w^{th} severall monuments of our Kings and Queens and great personages. In Harry y^e sevenths Chapple Layes our Great and good as well as Ever Glorious King William, and Queen Mary his Royal Consort and joinctly on y^e throne of these kingdoms, whome noe tyme Can ever obliterate y^e memory off, their being Englands deliverers in Gods hands from popery and slavery w^{ch} King James by y^e King of Frances power was involving us in. This abby alsoe is y^e place where y^e sollemnityes of the Kings interrments and Corronations are performed of which shall give a perticular.