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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Therefore, put the question if that shall be put. Mr. Annesley. You rightly represent it to us. You found that … honour and advantage. I move that to be your question. Mr. Annesley. All the service that those two nations can do you, … ought to be put, being firsted, seconded, and thirded. Mr. Annesley. This is as disorderly an addition as ever was …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… legal; and go on to your point of prudence afterwards. Mr. Annesley. Methinks you should have a little respect to … insisted on, it must be put. I shall give my negative. Mr. Annesley. I consent to put the addition. There will be no …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… equitas sequitur legem. I found not much in it. 11 Mr. Annesley. They desire to hear what is objected against their … I never knew any admitted upon a prudential right. 13 Mr. Annesley. Divers things ought to be considered before you put … am ready to give my negative to what I have heard from Mr. Annesley, that there is neither law nor justice in it. I see …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… or six weeks, and let him have a copy of this charge. Mr. Annesley. We have had much of this there. 4 He hath stood … review of this business. Some have got all, some none. Mr. Annesley took him down, as speaking what was foreign to the … capable to elect. Mr. Chaloner moved to recommit it. Mr. Annesley was against recommitting it, upon any thing offered …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… it referred to a Committee to examine it thoroughly. Mr. Annesley. I shall ever appear as much a Cavalier as any, 16 …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Mr. Cary Raleigh, Mr. John Trevor, Colonel Birch, Mr. Annesley, Mr. Gerrard, are appointed a Committee, to consider …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… you will transact upon, before you vote to transact. Mr. Annesley. I would have nought to pass this House that may … love with them, 15 as at first to make them perpetual. Mr. Annesley. It has been your wisdom hitherto to wave going upon … declared for the Noes. The Yeas went out. Colonel White, Annesley, Salway, and Bulkeley with us. Argyle, Swinton, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… beget differences between us. Transact is a new word. Mr. Annesley. I am as much against catching cold as any body; but …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… be prosecuted at any time. Therefore leave it to law. Mr. Annesley. Your business is but half done. The petition is … Mr. Morrice, Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper, Mr. Trevor, Mr. Annesley, Mr. Nathaniel Bacon, Mr. Dixwell, Colonel Clark, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… I move, before you debate this, to call the House. Mr. Annesley moved for this day month, and to call the House a … an equal distribution for the three nations. Mr. Annesley 9 moved to alter the words "three nations" for … and if this were no law, free quarter must follow. Mr. Annesley. It came in against order, and I must not but assert …