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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… at this rate. I would address the King, &c. Mr Smith.] In plain English, Knaves and Villains are employed, and those … kill two Birds with one Stone; and, to do something very plain, I would have an Address to the King to have Persons … the King know neither the Keeper, nor the Park, we must be plain with him. Mr Hawles.] You find the Nation betrayed, and …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… you will not go to particular distinctions. The Words are plain, and all would submit to the true intent of the Bill, … the King's landing, &c." some ConquestI would have it in plain words, that every one may understand; and it might be …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… you have voted it "Wilful Murder." When the thing is so plain, (though I would not punish for mere error) and you … to a Committee without Instructions. Pray let us have plain dealing; will you recommit the Bill with Instructions? … matter against him, without accusation of himself. It is plain, that Sawyer did not prosecute the whole Indictment. He …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… of Outlawries might be read. He said, "He thought it was plain that he was come in within a year, &c." Said Sawyer, … is Virtue still, though it wants encouragement. It is plain, the Petitioners can have no remedy but here, but by an …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Revenue may be settled for Life. Mr Ettrick.] 'Tis very plain, that what is to be raised is for your service. The … to-day, but what happened formerly. The Question is very plain, Whether you will give as formerly, for Life, or for …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Gentlemen, no wonder I should doubt; but when we are in a plain, to run round and miss the way we may wonder. We are … to be wise enough to solve all these doubts; 'tis plain we are in great exigency, and the King, as now advised, … said it, in his Speech, you might have done so; but, in plain English, it is you that have no mind to let him go; I …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… safety!I should be glad to be so surprized. My Motion is plain and intelligible. He is a bold man that dares present …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… of the Admiralty have 1000 l. per ann. paid them. My plain intention is, that they should have 500 l. per ann. but …