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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… matter will not bear a palliative cure. It is plain, that Holland is jealous of us on one side, and Spain on the other. … the result of secret dealing with France, and underhand in Holland. This is plain by the denial of a sight of Lord … Lord Feversham has done in France, and Mr Churchill in Holland, we see not. So that the Question is now, not what …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to what they asked. Next it was proposed, "What is it that Holland can do towards a War, any thing more or less? And by … to know more than others know; but I will tell you Holland's impatience to be in any Peace. But yet any one they … wish, but when this is the only Treaty you can get from Holland, and the best you can ever bring them up to again, …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… the Question is, whether this difference may not hasten Holland to a Peace. If they go out of the League, how far … as the Queen-Mother would have it, sometimes as Don JohnIn Holland, sometimes there is a Stadtholder, and sometimes … of Orange here was the debauching, separating, alienating Holland from us to France in a PeaceThis was the mind of the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… address the King, "That he would send a Messenger into Holland, that we may have truth told us in this Treaty, and … is not clear in that Address. Supposing the States of Holland do not join with us; I move particularly to clear … that than busy yourselves about a particular man and his family. This is a dangerous Question you put, as to the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… brought over Portugal servants, intending to establish her family of all Portugal servantsBut the King sent them home; … should give countenance to Popish Priests in the Duke's family. The misfortunes of the last King were much from a … her service, to her great regret, before she came, and her Family placed by the King's Authority: And it was a great …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… and the Duke had engaged for the French interest against Holland and the Netherlands; one the bulwark of our Religion, …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Mr Booth.] Trelawney came to Ash, and reflected upon his family for being "Presbyterians and rebels." You can do no …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… And they feared us. Withdraw your men out of Flanders, and Holland will pour men in. Though Holland had Peace with France, yet they put men into … obligation to the Spaniards, for they made Peace with Holland without the participation of EnglandTherefore I move …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… If you ask me of his deportment, I can bring those of my family who will be ready to tell you. [ Ordered, That the … "to make an Address to the King, that the Queen and her family, together with all reputed or suspected Papists, may … humbly beseech your Majesty, that the Queen, and all her family, and all Papists, and [reputed or] suspected Papists, …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… All want this Deed, to consummate an agreement in the Family. I am a trustee for her. She has applied to the King, …