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A New History of London
… their particular members to support them in their parliamentary capacity. The livery of London met in a … information and attachment. "Secondly, to promote a strict parliamentary enquiry into the transactions of the military … insist, that you never cease your endeavours to promote a parliamentary enquiry into the case and grievances of John …
A New History of London
… daily news-papers have continued to inform the public of parliamentary proceedings without reserve and without … ought to be, upon one regular, well digested plan, under parliamentary inspection and controul; and that without a … we cannot but consider as a mockery of all the forms of parliamentary proceedings, and with regard to the individuals …
A New History of London
… and left to the mercy of the king. Having obtained a parliamentary sanction for punishing the citizens of London, …
A New History of London
… but the return mentions three, to whom or two of them full parliamentary powers were given. In this parliament, London … king's readiness to gratify them, now sought to obtain a parliamentary confirmation of the last charter; which shews …
A New History of London
… at maturity. Though the city had failed in obtaining a parliamentary confirmation of the late king's charter, … the Tower. 1384. Were the charter grants of the king and parliamentary authority understood then to have a permanent … of the generally understood sense of the above-mentioned parliamentary charter. This proclamation is carefully …
A New History of London
… of paltry sheds are suffered to remain round it, though a parliamentary authority was obtained for removing them 16. …
A New History of London
… citizens of London. By this grant, which has received a parliamentary sanction, the said corporation are invested …
A New History of London
… 200 years old, was taken down, and a new one built by parliamentary authority 2, which was finished in 1739, of …
A New History of London
… lords in the kingdom, both spiritual and temporal. Parliamentary forms. On the day prefixed by the king in the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… subscription of the inhabitants, aided by a grant from the Parliamentary Commissioners; it is in the later English … in a dilapidated state, it was greatly damaged during the parliamentary war, when it was occupied as a military post by …