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Rh 13th. There came letters out of Scotland, that make us believe matters are not so bad. The Duke of Hamilton told me he would be hanged if he had not suppressed it with two or three troops of horse; but he hath been kept under so long, and so ill used, that he begun to be out of heart, he having been put out of all employments, and never receiving a shilling of the King's money; whilst my Lord Lauderdale hath £12,000 from the King. The same day the priests were condemned, which the King was not well pleased with; ' but, after he