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Journal of the House of Lords
… same, out of the Profits which shall be raised upon the new Excise. "Provided, That all such Plate, Jewels, or Goods, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… upon us, we were in the most miserablest Condition of any Place in the Kingdom, and the whole Island in very great …
Journal of the House of Lords
… in nominating Mr. Dury to be One of the Assembly, in the Place of Dr. Downing, deceased. The Answer returned was: … Committees desire some further Time to consider of it." New Governors of Sutton's Hospital to be chosen in the Room …
Journal of the House of Lords
… refuseth to appear, or pay any Rent, and hath broken out new Holes for Windows, to look into the Dean's Garden." The …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Places, and sequester their Estates and Revenues, and to place other well-qualified Persons in their room, such as … for this Service, out of the Monies to be raised by the new Excise, and out of such Monies as shall be raised by …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Way propounded by your Lordships, it is in the First Place, that a Committee be nominated by the Houses, only to … to nominate their own Members as Committees, this being a new Power to be given to them. "In Answer to which, the House … answers your Lordships Objection, that the adding this new Power to the Committee of both Kingdoms would be …
Journal of the House of Lords
… any Trouble or Molestation to Oxford, or to any other Place where His Majesty shall be for the Time, or to the … Justice of Peace of the County, City, Borough, or Place, where such Committees shall fit, who are by this … Sequestration-monies they shall receive, in any County or Place under the Power or Command of the Parliament, by virtue …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Request (a growing Indisposition, by the Closeness of this Place, persuading me unto it), humbly to desire your … Subjects who shall not imbrace the Cessation offered, of new; a just Ground to all Your Majesty's Protestant Subjects … Preparations in that Our Kingdom, of raising an Army by a new Authority to come into Our Kingdom of England, under a …