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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… 14 April 1659 Thursday, April 14,1659. Prayers. Colonel Terrill reported from the Grand Committee of the House for … have notice. The Committee of Grievances sat. Colonel Terrill was in the chair, and heard counsel. The Committee …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… so well matched together. It was minded well by Colonel Terrill. 33 I shall not trouble you with repeating the … the Other House is dead by the second Article. 35 Colonel Terrill. It hath been told us, that we were men of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… that all the eminent long-robe-men, except Turner and Terrill, were absent, in respect of the change of the Chair. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… their charge shall be heard. Leave it indifferent. Colonel Terrill. Neither time, place, nor person, is certain. I would … accordingly. The Committee of Grievances sat, Colonel Terrill in the chair, on the petition of Rodney and Cole, 18 …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… before you requires your justice but his business. Colonel Terrill. When this business is done, I have Sir Thomas … The Deputy-Governor desired his warrant again. Colonel Terrill offered his Report, 15 but it was justled out by … it, that it was only to clog the other question. Colonel Terrill made the report, which is very short, and offered it …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… "assuming," and other words of heat be forborne. Colonel Terrill. Those are Records of Parliament, and any member may …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… this general. Council was called by his Highness. Colonel Terrill. I have looked upon all transactions since 48, as …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… was going to put the question upon withdrawing. Colonel Terrill moved, that they withdraw before the question is put, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… is no legal footing, as was moved learnedly by Colonel Terrill. 8 Therefore, if there be any in existence, it must … then, rebus sic stantibus, rebus sic cadentibus. Colonel Terrill. It cannot be de jure in the Protector; it being but … with him. Serjeant Waller undertook to answer Colonel Terrill. All his cases are at common law: none upon Acts of …