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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… was delivered in writing to the Speaker, acquainted the House, "That he had been forced, since their last meeting, … was read the first time 2.] Thursday, February 6. The House went into a Debate on the matter of issuing writs, and … elections and returns, without order or warrant from the House, by the Lord Chancellor, the Parliament not sitting 3. …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… does but explain the subsequent matterThe sense of the House is included in your vote, and therefore the Preamble … Clause be now brought in? Can the Committee of the whole House have power of debating this Proviso, and not the House? Otherwise, instead of making the Committee subservient …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… and thinks he could not do his duty without informing the House; and presents the Papists printed papers in Ireland to … must look to that Peter Talbot was once sent for by this House; he was degraded in Flanders for abusing the King, and … hundred years ago, it was prmunire to act under the Charter of the See of Rome; by the old Laws, in Sir John …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… he admires, is, that many Turkey Merchants are in the House, and they say nothing in this business; they cannot … now they must either come in with stocks, or go to the house of correctionWe have had plague and war, and civil war, … important, good, and seasonable a Bill, sent them by this House. They agree to the "servants of the Duke of York." They …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… With all submission to those that drew the Bill, says, the House always improves and mends itThinks there are but few … having been desired by the Lords, and agreed to by the House, on the matter of the Address sent from this House on the 4th instant, to prevent the growth of Popery,] …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… only in inns and alehouses, but in private houses (a man's house is his castle) contrary to the privileges of the … had read, and presented to his Majesty, the Address of the House, concerning his Royal Highness's Match with the … November 4. After the Speaker, who came not to the House till ten of the clock, though the House was the day …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Debates in 1673 October Debates in the House of Commons, From the Year 1667 , to the Year 1694. … Burgess for Newark with Mr Savile, by virtue of the King's Charter granted to that borough. Mr Sacheverell.] He is informed that that Charter has taken in many towns which were not in the former …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… of by the Benchers, according to the custom of the House, to Mr Barrell, who now has seized it. It happens, that … in a tenant, Glanville is now tenant, in right, to the House, and not Mr GeorgeWhether, at this time, your Member is … had known Mr. Pepys several years; has visited him at his house, and at the Navy-Office, and never saw either altar or …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… be, no great hurt. Earl of Orrery.] Be pleased to move the House for a Committee to see the Contract for the revenue, … the whole matter is heard regularly, and brought into the House, he will submit to justice. Sir Thomas Lee.] This looks … you would never have heard of this of IrelandHopes this House shall never be made a property for private …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… yourselves. Colonel Strangways.] The inclination of the House is to "Peace," though not to "the whole Matter"Desires … but Lord Cornbury went forward with his Message from the House. Mr Garroway.] When we debated the thing, we avoided … upon the King. If we hear of any thing in the Lords House that may do us mischief, we ought to take notice of it …