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Journal of the House of Commons
… we may, with better Judgment and Alacrity, proceed to the King's Supply, the first End of this Parliament. - The Way : … Direction to him in Three things, wherein we conceive the King to have, by Misinformation, done other than any his … strange; because no Proclamation bindeth longer than the King's Life ; so could not impose, but during his own Life. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… : Answered the several Parts of the Bill. - To tie the King to higher Prices; and to have the Justices of Peace only … Thinketh, it had been a fairer Way, to have petitioned the King. Sir Wm. Fleetewood: - That the Clause, concerning the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Pensions from foreign Princes, though in League with the King, without the Privity of the Prince. - Committed to Mr. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… should not be presented to the Lords, nor to the King. Resolved, Those shall be spared whose Children are … Herbert to be spared. Sir James Perrot to be spared. Sir Edward Francis to be spared. All the rest referred to the … - To be presented to the House To-morrow Morning. Sir Edward Cooke added also. No Man to move for the Sparing of …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Words. - The Cause of this, an high Offence taken by the King, at certain Words spoken, as affirmed. - That speaking … he said, "he would therein spare the Honour of the King." - This depends upon the Point of true, or false … be beaten with a terrible Tempest from Abroad. - That the King will never take new Counsels, whilst we do that here, …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Custom ; and, if any, unlawful. 3ly, Their Employing the King's Posts in carrying Letters. 2ly, Scandal: - Against Two … That they were unquiet Persons, in Disfavour with the King, &c, 3ly, Menace; particular, against Mr. Coriton, to … he knoweth not who drew them: At their Meeting about the King's Service, Letters tendered to them: which subscribed: …
Journal of the House of Commons
… 1. The Bill for the Purveyors for Victuals for the King and Queen's Housholds. Hereforde Wills. 2. The Bill for …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Prince and Princess PHILIP and MARY, by the Grace of God, King and Queen of England, France, Naples, Jerusalem, and … House, and their Servants, and to have Access to the King and Queen, for the Cases of the House: Which being … Bill for Punishment of seditious Words spoken against the King, the Queen, or their Privy Council. Call of the House. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… late Justice of the County of Mountgomerie, into the King's Bench, upon a Writ of Error, sued by Henry Vernon and … Committee for Commissaries Courts, growing first upon Sir Edward Mountague's Motion, to meet To-morrow, at the usual … general and usual for all Wales, after the Receipt of the King's Writ, for the Choice of a Knight for the Shire, and …
Journal of the House of Commons
… late Justice of the County of Montgomerie, into the King's Bench, upon a Writ of Error, sued by Henry Vernon, and … resolved in the Affirmative. Message of Thanks to the King. Mr. Speaker returneth the Effect of his Message of his … of the humble Thanks and Service of the House. King's Answer. The King's Answer: That, upon the second …