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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… was read the third time. Sir Edward Seymour.] I would not, by any ways and means, disgrace that body of men from whom … by his Majesty's Order, laid before the House the State of the War, in relation to the Land-Forces, for the … another, to see his promises kept to us. Our Ancestors proposed good Laws, in exchange of the Money we gave them. I …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… the Lords, at a free Conference, and that it was opened by the Earl of Rochester, who said, "That the free Conference was desired by the Lords, for the maintaining of a fair and good … &c. Sir Edward Seymour.] I waited to hear if Gentlemen had proposed any Amendment, but none being, I must oppose the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… wish that our satisfaction were not lessened at present, by reflecting upon the Disadvantages we have received this … think, it is evident, that the former was only occasioned by the great number of our Enemies, which exceeded ours in … for taking the Public Accounts, presented to the House a State of what Money had been given for maintenance of the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… the Managers, "That the Lords having had laid before them, by the Earl of Nottingham, an Extract of a Letter, dated from … he may confide in. Mr Peregrine Bertie, jun. 2] What was proposed by the Member before, makes me think the Question … Majesty, and your People 4." [Monday, January 29. On the Articles against Lord Coningsby and Sir Charles Porter, the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… December Monday, December 2. [A message from the Lords by two Judges: Mr Speaker: The Lords have commanded us to … ourselves out of this difficulty, but by sending up the articles. It was said] The King's Bench bail not when … burned at Gresham College.] Thursday, December 5. [Votes proposed by Mr Vaughan in order to impeachment. That the …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… hold it a Thing most fit and necessary for the present State of this Kingdom, and do accordingly Order. That all … pursue, kill, and slay, and put to Execution of Death, and by all Means to destroy, as Enemies of the Kingdom; and to … of the Safety and Peace of the said Counties, either by Water or Land, observing, from Time to Time, such other …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… hold it a Thing most fit and necessary for the present State of this Kingdom, and for the better Securing of the … pursue, kill, and slay, and put to Execution of Death, and by all Means to destroy, as Enemies to the Kingdom, and to … for so doing, shall be saved and kept harmless, by the Power and Authority of Parliament: And the said Lords …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… in manner following, and according to the Proportion and Articles hereafter mentioned: That is to say, In what … past; and so forward, until it should be otherwise Ordered by the Lords and Commons in Parliament. Said Counties to send … to Garrison.; To number of 1,200. And it is Ordained by the Lords and Commons, that the County of Bedford shall …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Allowance to Commissioners.; Indemnity. Bee it Ordained by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled, That John … shall, and may do and execute all and every the Clauses, Articles, and other thing or things, Ordained, Mentioned and … are hereby Ordained to stand in force, and be managed by the said Commissioners, for one yeare next ensuing the …