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Journal of the House of Lords
… London and Westm. and the Suburbs there, To-morrow, for so great a Mercy God hath vouchsased to us; wherein they desire …
Journal of the House of Lords
… such Authority or Consent; any Commission under the Great Seal, or other Warrant, to the contrary … within any of the Kingdoms, by any Authority under the Great Seal, or other Warrant whatsoever, without Consent of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Sewers shall be granted, by the Commissioners of the Great Seal, for the several Counties of this Kingdom within …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the putting out of Two Names, and the Commissioners of the Great Seal may be ordered to seal the * same. Kenn freed from … Part, in regard of his Attendance on this House, and his great Losses. Justice Bacon, Leave to be absent. Ordered, … "That Anthony lately deceased, in his Life-time, owed great Sums of Monies to divers Merchants; and since his Death …
Journal of the House of Lords
… at Windsor, which was raised by the City, which is now in great Arrears and Want, may be taken into Consideration how … gave them Thanks, in the Name of this House, for their great Care and Affection expressed to the Parliament; and did … his Excellency intended; but also the City, to their great Charge, have been extraordinarily burthened by Loans, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to let them know, that the Two Houses accept of it as a great Service; and also to acquaint them with a Proclamation … Relief of the Town and the Garrison of Youghall, in their great Need, delivered Eight Hundred Weight of Powder, and … Old Cordage in several Rooms, per Estimation, 14 Tons Great Lighters sent from Chatham, 4 Pinnace, 1 Skiffs, 2 …
Journal of the House of Lords
… in Arms against the Parliament; and seriously weighing the great Inconvenience and Prejudice which hath arisen, and may …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the expediting whereof they hold to be of very great Importance, and such as cannot well admit any further …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Hands of the Deputy Lieutenants; but no Restitution of his great Losses, or his poor Tenants. "Now, forasmuch as your … or that the Lord General shall find, by reason of some great Exigency, that the said Circumstances cannot be …
Journal of the House of Lords
… that the Army under the Earl of Essex will be in great Necessity, unless there be some speedy Course taken for …