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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… read the petition to himself. Per Mr. Stanley and Dr. Clarges. An Act for the settling of Winston's Hospital, in …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… played the hypocrite so well;" for, "at the same time, Dr. Clarges, General Monk's brother-in-law, was negociating with …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… third reading of the Post Bill, 2 it was also passed. Dr. Clarges offered three or four provisos, which had but ill … should be taken without his consent, which passed. Dr. Clarges tendered a proviso to free members' letters; but it …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Common-Law in that Case? 'There was the Case of Sir Thomas Clarges: At the time of his Election there was one Roe spoke … and the House took it into Consideration; which Sir Thomas Clarges might have done,) but he brought his Action, and …
Survey of London
… no longer be successfully resisted, and in 1685 Sir Thomas Clarges introduced a Bill for making the new church 'and the …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… on the Writs of Habeas Corpus; and adjourned. Sir Thomas Clarges's Report. Mercurij, 9 die Junii. Sir Thomas Clarges reports, from the Committee to whom it was referred …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… till the first Day of August. On the Motion of Sir Thomas Clarges. …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… voted to remove certain Counsellors. ; Read by Sir Tho. Clarges. ; And again by Mr. Powle. The next Day, May the 7th, … 8th, the Address was read for the first time by Sir Thomas Clarges, but several, Debates arising thereon, the House …
Old and New London
… kept by Thomas Radford and his wife, the daughter of John Clarges, a farrier in the Savoy. The farrier's daughter, as …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… put upon daily. Let us adjourn for the present. Sir Thomas Clarges. 'There were Parliaments long before there were … Bill for paying off and disbanding the Army. Sir Thomas Clarges's Report from the Committee appointed to inspect the Lords Journals. Sir Thomas Clarges then gave in his Report from the Committee appointed …