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Journal of the House of Commons
… Intelligence from hence. - Not to make any Order now. Mr. Mallett, accordant with Sir Ro. Phillippes; because this a … - Cannot do so now, if Mr. Speaker should be absent. Mr. Mallett, against a Cessation : - Yet Mr. Speaker to go. Sir …
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… Scotland, or Ireland; for a Nobleman there, none here. Mr. Mallett concurreth for Point of Law; but this House an House …
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… it may have a Patent of Privilege for some few Years. Mr. Mallett: - This Patent a Grievance an origine, because … - To have a Proviso, drawn by Mr. Noy, to be read. Mr. Mallett: - That the Act of Subsidy differeth from all the …
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… Mr. Solicitor, to make the Report. - Privilege. Mr. Mallett: - Upon a mean Process, the Party arresting hath an …
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… the Lords, at the Conference, for a Sub-committee. Mr. Mallett: - No Message. Sir Francis Goodwyn, contra. Sir Edw. …
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… Sir Humfrey Lyne, Sir Edw. Sands, Sir Geor. More, Mr. Mallett, Sir A. Temple, Sir H. Grimston, Mr. Newbery, Sir …
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… by giving - Moveth a general Committee To-morrow. Mr. Mallett: - Not to stand too much upon Precedents. - We have, …
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… for by the Serjeant that now arrested these Persons. Mr. Mallett . - That it will be great Terror to the Parties, if …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of Walsh Butter. Proceeding with Business. Mr. Mallett: - In our Petition to the King we have made a …
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… Mr. Solicitor, Mr. Crew, Sir H. Poole, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Mallett, Mr. Carvyll, Mr. Shervile, Mr. Digges: - To bring in … reporteth Sir W. Heale's Bill with Amendments. Mr. Mallett: - That this Power to Sir W. Heale, a Matter of …