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Journal of the House of Commons
… Prayers. Bayntun's Will. A PETITION of Tho. Bayntun, and others, was read; setting forth, That Mr. Henry Bayntun, … reason of a Purchase by him made of Sir Edward Hungerford, and otherwise, mortgaged the Estate so purchased, and the … it is the Opinion of this Committee, That the Pay for the Secretary at War, for the Service of the Year 1693, be Twenty …
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… be presented to his Majesty for his most gracious Speech; and to congratulate his Majesty upon his safe Return to his … to which his Majesty has exposed his Sacred Person, and for his Deliverance from the Malice of his Enemies; and to assure his Majesty, that this House will always advise …
Journal of the House of Commons
… 1688. Prayers. Leave of Absence. ORDERED, That Mr. Gourdon and Mr. Nicolls have Leave to go into the Country. Message … sitting. A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cook and Mr. Methwyn; Mr. Speaker, The Lords desire, That this … a Conference. A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cooke and Mr. Methwyn: Mr. Speaker, The Lords desire a present …
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… Committee to whom the Bill for Naturalizing Ann Astley, and others, was referred, That they had thought fit to make … several Amendments therein: Which he read in his Place; and afterwards delivered the same in at the Clerk's Table: Where the same were once read throughout; and afterwards, a Second time, one by one; and agreed unto by …
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… a Bill for Regulating of Tryals, in Cases of High Treason. And thereupon Sir William Whitlock presenting the same to the … House be given to Admiral Russell, for his great Courage and Conduct in the Victory obtained at Sea the last Summer. And Mr. Speaker gave him the Thanks of the House accordingly. …
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… was proposed to be made, Press 3, Line 3, to leave out "and;" and insert "by and with the Advice and Consent of:" And, upon … Act of the last Parliament, for Sale of a House, late Mr. Secretary Coventrye's, was read the Third time. Resolved, …
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… Charges for his Majesty's Expedition into this Kingdom, and for other Uses, was read the Third time. An Amendment was … to be made, Press 2, Line 23, by inserting "Sum of;" and Press 2, Line 15, by inserting "from and after the … Sherrard. That one Ellis, that was the Lord Tyrconnell's Secretary, held constant Correspondence with Colonel Lundie …
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… delivered to their Lordships at a Conference Yesterday; and also, the Reasons why this House doth not agree with the Lords in those, and several of the Amendments proposed by the Lords: Which Amendments and Reasons he read in his Place; and afterwards delivered …
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… William Williams Esquire, now Sir William Williams, Knight and Baronet, in the Name of Sir Robert Sawyer, then Attorney … II di, for Matters done by Order of the House of Commons, and as Speaker thereof, is an illegal Judgment, and against the Freedom of Parliament. Then an Act of …
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… A PETITION of the common Brewers of the City of Norwich, and the County of the same; complaining, That the Gaugers … have of late Years returned Strong Beer for Mild Beer, and for Ale; by means whereof the Petitioners have been charged for Excise as for Ale, and not had Allowances as the Law allows; and also …