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Journal of the House of Commons
… - Some Difference in Manner, but all concurring to One End. - Left all other Businesses, to grow to Resolution. - …
Journal of the House of Commons
… 2. If requisite to be given, yet fit to know to what End. - To have our Judgments and Affections go together. To … of ourselves, Ireland, and the Low Countries. To this End, if his Majesty make this a Session, and pass good Laws, … Sir Rob. Harlo: - The Work of this Day in the nearest End. - That the King would crown our Advice with a …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Abuses committed by any his Majesty's Ministers; to the End that, upon their Certificate, we might have punished them … there are like Companies in other Countries; as of the East Indies in Lesbone, the House of Contraction there ; the … and dangerous Voyages (as to Musco, and especially the East Indies) is necessary; (for in that Voyage One alone will …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of Preaching : 2. Setting up of Images: 3. Praying to the East: 4. Punishing some for coining to hear their own … received a peremptory Message from his Majesty, to make an End on Saturday next, they could give us little Hope; …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Sabaoth-day: 2. Setting up of Images. 3. Praying to the East: 4. Punishing some for coming to hear their own Minister … having received a peremptory Message from the King, to end this Session on Saturday, they could neither give us Hope …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of an Award. Penal Laws 3. A Proviso added in the End of the Statute for Execution of Laws, in passing the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Smyth: - That he thinketh himself the fittest to put an End to this Question, That so a Proceeding to other Business. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… from the Committee for the Cause of Causes. That the East India Company, after the Service in Buckingham, taking … with him. That 15o Martii the King's Advocate in the East India Court demanded 15,000 l. for Goods piratically … an undue Exaction and Extortion from the Merchants of the East India Comany. Mr. Secretary Cooke: - That he being …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Attorney: - That, if we go with a Resolution, we lose our End. We leave it to the Judges, when we are parted hence. We …