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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 …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the Serjeant take his own security for his appearance. Mr. Annesley. I move that he be discharged from his imprisonment, … make that your question. I con. fess I am for them. Mr. Annesley. You must keep to your question. To make additions, … additions that have been offered, and concluded with Mr. Annesley's former motion, 9 about saving the rights of the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Burton 5 April 1659 Tuesday, April 5, 1659. Prayers. Mr. Annesley reported from the Committee appointed to go to his … right to the people and bounded your Chief Magistrate. Mr. Annesley. I rise up to vindicate the Committee. You appointed … as many as they may deliver by law. Serjeant Wylde and Mr. Annesley seconded it. Mr. Trevor and Mr. Attorney-general …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… gave them thanks, and said they had done it fully. Mr. Annesley. This is one of the saddest mornings that ever I had … and one for Scotland. He named Lord Marquis Argyle and Mr. Annesley. Lord Marquis Argyle. There are two things in this …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… to tell you every thing that the Committee said. Mr. Annesley. The House has not, I suppose, a mind now to be … of for want of pay. If you please, recommit it. Mr. Annesley. Your Committee can do nothing in it. Mr. Speaker. I … those gentlemen would have, King, Lords, and Commons. Mr. Annesley. If this vote pass, all the use that the old peers …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… I have seen them at the head of their regiments. Mr. Annesley. I am glad to hear those persons that were for a …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Speaker took the Chair at nine. Prayers by Mr. Cooper. Mr. Annesley 1 moved for leave to Mr. Sadler and Mr. Scot for a … protection was shown to one of the keeper's servants. Mr. Annesley. You cannot punish the keeper; but set the party at … whether you will proceed, or put it off till Tuesday. Mr. Annesley. Send up the Declaration by Mr. Grove. Mr. …
Survey of London
… but the occupant of the house in 181619 was apparently Annesley Voysey, an architect, and the grandfather of the …