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vincent   Link to this

from David Quidnunc the following:_diary 1660/02/23.
ANSLOW — Annesley, Arthur (1614-86) — at about this time (perhaps already, perhaps starting soon — the Companion volume is unclear) Annesley is an associate of Crew and Montagu and a moderate puritan. He will do pretty well for himself and we’ll see him a bit in the future. Here’s a description of his singular looks, apparently from the diary: “his face long and emaciated, his complexion between purple and green, his eyes frightening.” He was a hard worker, able and serious, although Pepys will criticize his administrative abilities years from now. He was a friend of John Milton. Annesley’s grandson in 1724 will give Magdelene College 200 pounds to transport Pepys’s library to Cambridge. (Companion)
3 other ref:Annesley, Arthur 22 april 1661 john Evelyn diary
second Viscount Valentia, first Earl of Angelsey p419,524
The Wandering Heir
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http://www.rte.ie/culture/millennia//people/ann...
http://www.anagramgenius.com/archive/arthur4.html
an anagram of name ?.... Infernally dark, abhorrent anus

Pedro.   Link to this

Character according to Bishop Gilbert Burnet (1643-1715).

A man of grave deportment, strong application, and great knowledge, especially in law, who understood our government well, and had examined far into the original of our constitution. He was a indefatigable but very ungraceful speaker, and too apt to forget that raillery, which he was always attempting, was no part of his talent; but, what was the worst in him, he stuck at nothing, insomuch that he seemed to disregard common decencies; for he sold everything in his power, and himself, so oft, that at last the price fell so low that he grew useless and contemptible.

vicente   Link to this

Annesly 1st earl of Anglesey [created at the Coronation] Second Viscount Valentia [Valencia Anglesea]From J. Evelyn.

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