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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
Robert sutton, who was in deacon's orders, appears to have accompanied Lord Lexington to Vienna, as chaplain, in 1694. On his uncle's leaving Vienna, at the end of 1697, he remained as Secretary, and ended by being British resident at the Imperial capital until 1701, when he was knighted and went to Constantinople as ambassador.
page 174 note 1 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 1.
page 174 note 2 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 2.
page 174 note 3 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 4.
page 175 note 1 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 5 with one verbal alteration.
page 175 note 2 As in Stair's instructions of April 29, 1717, § 6.
page 175 note 3 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 7.
page 175 note 4 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 9.
page 175 note 5 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 10.
page 175 note 6 As in Stair's instructions, April 29, 1717, § 11.
page 179 note 1 Sic.
page 181 note 1 Sic.