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Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… from London that I am presented as a rescusant. It is a malice that has long been put upon me, but if they were put … let me act. You sent them another order, on which, out of malice, they accused me as a traitor incapable of employment, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… his office. The information must proceed from ignorance or malice. We have no cause to complain of him, and think him …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… I perceive the enemy has not yet laid aside his inveterate malice, by inventing and publishing lies, to render me and my …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… per month, which is 12 l. per annum. 'Twould look like malice should I trouble your Excellency with the particulars …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for treasonable expressions, but this has brought her the malice of the whole party & they have seized her goods & …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Mr. Robson in order to make out his own innocence and the malice of his accusers. Ibid. Same to the Excise …
Old and New London
… "alluding, perhaps," it has been suggested, "to the malice and envy of his contemporaries." A writer in the …
Old and New London
… he had lampooned in verses which show more dulness than malice. The old sanctuaries and "spitals" continued in full …
Old and New London
… last words, 'Lord, have mercy upon me!' The ground of the malice that you bore him grew not out of any offence that he …
Old and New London
… to His Majestie, but exiled the Court by Canterburie's malice, with a relation for whom an odde chair stood void in …