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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… character of the young Earl, and seconded the motion. Mr. Fowell. There is another Bill depending on the behalf of this … of force, which will overthrow your whole settlement. Mr. Fowell. Unless you put in those words, you make and unmake at … for it repeals the former Act, as soon as it passes. Mr. Fowell. To repeal that Act about the single person is not …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Till then, it is not proper to take notice of it. Mr. Fowell. I move that, in order to law, he be committed to …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… every man, first here and then at the Committee. Mr. Fowell. I move that his Highness name them, and the House … is not proper to restrain his Highness in such cases. Mr. Fowell moved, that it might only be recommended to his … which was resolved accordingly. Colonel White arid Mr. Fowell moved, if time would admit it, that it might be in a …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Take care about the negative voice. And till then 10 Mr. Fowell I must differ from these worthy gentlemen, that you …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… pay behind. I desire nothing else to information. Mr. Fowell. This is to destroy divers settlements, for privy … monies be necessary, yet this is of more consequence. Mr. Fowell. Bead the other Bills, in order to those explanations, … the monthly assessments. The proviso Was twice read. Mr. Fowell moved, that this proviso may be laid aside; for it …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… That his Highness' consent be desired hereunto. 1 Mr. Fowell reported the bill from the committee, with amendments, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… off to Newgate. I would not have him accuse himself. Mr. Fowell. In this pamphlet of Twenty-five Queries, twenty-four …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… abated; but first see what will come in to you by it. Mr. Fowell moved, that the 5000 l. laid out about the church … sum may be 7000 l.; and it was resolved accordingly. Mr. Fowell. I move that you would express the reasons, as to the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… at the 1st of February last, which time was elapsed. Mr. Fowell. Unless you amend it in point of time, you will have …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… be made by Sir Edward Rhodes, now. Mr. Bampfield, Mr. Fowell, and Mr. Godfrey inferred that this Report will take … was put, and the Speaker declared for the Yeas. Mr. Fowell for the Noes. The House was going to be divided, but Mr. Fowell stood up, and said he was satisfied, and the Report …