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Journal of the House of Commons
… without an Halter about his Neck." - One Man had but One Eye, who threatened to put that Eye - O tempora, o mores! - Sedet in senatu. - Sir Ro. Floyde … make them speak untruly. - That a Servant to my Lord; an Eye and Ear-witness, for Four Years. That, in this Time, my …
Journal of the House of Commons
… had Your Majesty, before Your princely Arrival, been an Eye and an Ear-witness to the prudent and provident …
Journal of the House of Commons
… praying thee to look down from Heaven upon us with the Eye of thy Mercy; to draw near unto us with the Presence of … in making Laws to govern thy People, let us always have an Eye unto thy Law, not digressing from the holy Equity …
Journal of the House of Commons
… To desist from any Business, till we cleared in the King's Eye. - Proud Prelate. Mr. Hoskyns: - Asketh Pardon, if …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Separation. - Wished, the Conference might be free. - The Eye of the popish Princess, the Pope: - Exult. - Vivat Rex; …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of them more dangerous than their Service profitable - Eye must not be the Foot. - Hand must not be the Eye. - The Foot must not be the Speaker. - Presumption: - To …
Journal of the House of Commons
… yet never worse furnished. - Ireland. - The Enemy had an Eye. - Cause of Cleveland. - Supply, and Support: - 600,000 …