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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… more pains taken by any body, else the Fleet had not been near so ready. I think, from Christmas not a week passed, but … way of Defence? What are the Parts of the Bill that are new? A Copy of the Indictment, and Witnesses for the Prisoner upon Oath, and Counsel, that's new, and no overt Act to be given in Evidence, but what is …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… the Constitution any more than as, in some sense, every new Law may be said to alter the Constitution; and the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… alter the thing. Col. Titus.] Do you think that this is a new Privilege? This is calling that in question, that was … Session, I heard a great man say, "This Bill was not a new Law, but a declarative Law, and not enacting a new Law." … could not but acquit him, as hereafter followed. I was near, and attentive, and did not find any more considerable …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… more." They received Orders from Solmes, which never came near them 11. Reduce the Question singly to Solmes; put it … Count Solmes, who said, "Tell Count Solmes, I will not go near him." Sir Thomas Clarges.] I'll tell you the notice I … was killed the year after at the attack of Camaret Bay, near Brest. The above Debate is not mentioned in the Journal. …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… this Force. But his Majesty took his Camp at Park, [near Louvain,] which broke the French Measures. The French … and I never saw long Parliaments good ones. A Picture new drawn may be like the person it represents; but in time … it represents. If we would have a Picture like, it must be new drawn And this Bill is to celebrate their funerals more …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… in Office, and they were turned out of the House, and new Writs were sent out, and new Members chosen, that might attend the business they were … 93,000, in the whole. It was never known that an Army of near 100,000 was raised. The King is a gracious Prince, but …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… This being foreign to the matter of the Debate, and a new invidious subject, spoiled all the business; so that Book … a Parliament shall be holden once every year: Next, That a new one shall be called every three years, after the … convoy of Sir George Rooke, of which he took and destroyed near an hundred, besides four Men of War. The King, after …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… good, and to have frequent Sessions of Parliaments, and a new Parliament. I am for the intent of the Clause. Instead of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… house, good; of outbuilding, fairly good. b (89). New Amberden Hall and Thistley Hall, 1 m. and nearly 1 m. … original chimney-stack, between two small blocked windows. New Amberden Hall: On the S. front three of the windows are … 17th-century oak panelling, re-used. The Outbuilding, near the house and of the same date, was formerly of two …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum