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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Members have said, that they do undertake to prove it. Sir Thomas Lee.] That which is out of question is not the … have cost the Kingdom eighty thousand pounds more. Sir Thomas Lee.] I have been long acquainted, and have had a …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… there is Matter in the Articles to impeach Seymour." Sir Thomas Lee.] I know not what the Lords will say concerning … Take it one way or another, the Question is at an end. Sir Thomas Lee.] I desire only to know, whether a particular … extend the Impeachment farther than the Articles. Sir Thomas Lee.] Unless you will do, in this case, more than has …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to Dissenting Protestants, to repeal that Statute. Sir Thomas Lee.] The grounds of our apprehension, if we fail … On Tuesday night last I was at a Coffee-house in St Michael's Alley, when I had some acquaintance with me, … Another Evidence.] I went to Edwin's Coffee-house in St Michael's Alley. I saw the Votes, at another table in the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… them. Therefore I move, that you would go on. Sir Thomas Meres.] If you make an Act that PaperEvidence shall be …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… This matter has been moved in former Parliaments, and Sir Thomas Crew, when Speaker, opposed it as irregular, and an … of this Committee, but would have no man excluded. Sir Thomas Clarges.] I have seen several Journals of Queen … of the Lords, and send it to them at a Conference. Sir Thomas Clarges.] It seems, the Lords waved a Conference with …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Doctor Oates gave in his Narrative, it was sent for to St Omers, and then they took pains to falsify it. This … be nothing, when he produces the copy of that Letter. Sir Thomas Clarges.] The imprecation is so ill that he made, I … Justices to sign it!I know not what more can be said. Sir Thomas Clarges.] I would be careful, in what concerns a …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… go lower in this Impeachment in the matter of Treason. Sir Thomas Lee.] It will be of dangerous consequence to call … together, and I hope we shall make an Association. Sir Thomas Player.] I am for calling the House, and for some … Let him have the same Justice others have had. Sir Thomas Lee.] I am one of those who think that by that Statute …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… but that he knows not that he has him legally, &c." Sir Thomas Clarges.] Lord Shaftsbury was committed by Parliament, … their Vote against the Bill but for such Ministers. Sir Thomas Meres.] I thought this Question had been waved by the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… be able to go to Conference with the Lords about it. Sir Thomas Lee.] This is not the first time this Question has …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… was appointed to prepare the subject-matter.] Sir Thomas Lee.] This is a thing of as high weight as you can … on the Message. A great cry, "To the Bar, To the Bar." Sir Thomas Lee.] I would not have said one word, but that the … I shall make a Motion, for the Honour of the House. Sir Thomas Meres.] I know no difference of any persons here; if …