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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Council, I cannot but think that this last project (the new Council) was to save themselves, and not for the good of … Nation; and what good can we expect from it? It is to put new wine into old bottles, and new cloth to piece up an old … thereIt is time to look about us, that such persons be not near the King. If any man be under oppression in Turkey, he …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… compensations; we have now a Habeas Corpus Bill that is near ready, and I would have moved you, not to have presented … They plead for their fees, and they have better Law near at hand, the Judges. And the Lords will not go, I … as great a blow as we can apprehend. I will say something new to you, not yet observed. If a man be impeached at the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Year 1667 to the Year 1694. Tuesday, October 7, 1679. THE new Parliament met 1, but was prorogued to the 17th, and then …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… made against the Papists since we came hither, nor do the new Justices suppress Popery more than before: No great … has been ever since the Reformation. This Plot was so near the execution, and the Papists are still so insolent, … of; he scared me so much, that I was afraid to come near him. So much for the Public in the House, no man was …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… not be wondered at if our Neighbours should begin to take new Resolutions, and perhaps such as might be fatal to us." … them from seeking some other refuge, and making such new Friendships as will not be consistent with our safety. … Colonel Birch.] If I did not mishear the Speech, there was new matter in it, of an extraordinary nature, in the last …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Long Parliament for Money, cannot hurt us now; we are a new Parliament, that live not upon what we give, nor our pay … Association, to what purpose you would have it. This is no new thing, for then there was an Association without a Law, … The matter moved is of moment, and your time drawing near, of waiting upon the King, I would not huddle it up, but …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Judgment? I am afraid, if you go this way, which is quite new, it may create a difference with the Lords. Serjeant … give you an account of this matter, and I shall do it as near as I can. A few days before the 29th of May last, Dr … carry the Information. Mr Papillon.] This Description was near costing Norris his life. Several Descriptions were given …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to the present occasion. We have a great danger near us, and if we are prevented in the prevention, let it … notice of what is done there; but I am startled that men near the King, who know the imperfection of the Kingdom, that … from the King. I know it had been more fit for a man so new within these Walls as I am, to sit still, and I should …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Some made discovery of the Plot at first, and every new examination is a first discovery. All I aim at is, that … of this Kingdom; and the Nation was afterwards put to a new charge of raising and paying the sum of 200,000 l. for …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… King's Marriage, and the contrivance of it; and that goes near me, reflecting upon my father, Lord Clarendon's … have the Borders secured, for my own concern, for I live near them. In decency to the King's Speech, consider all ways … nothing can follow but Popery." The Duke's Children are as near to him as his Subjects, and they are Protestants; and if …