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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… that none should go out. 2 Lord Falkland. You have been a long time talking of three estates. There is a fourth which, … If so, I may say, what, disperse your friends ! He made a long motion against the question, to the same purpose that … interrupted. It is the talk all over that we shall not be long lived, and that Thursday next was designed for it. Mr. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… first time. Captain Lister called me aside, and told me a long story in very high terms against Captain Atkinson, and … multitudes, and upon moors, in terrorem populi. I have a long time feared, that they and the people of a contrary … desire that you would make no delay in this business. Ere long, it will be too late to make a law. Sir. Christopher …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… theology of the Church of Scotland, was authorized by the Long Parliament, "Die Lunæ, 15th September, 1648;" when it …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the Commons and the people outweigh; and your King, not long since, before the Parliament, did oversway. So you build … It ill becomes that gentleman to reflect upon the Long Parliament. I doubt he forgets who sat in that … all the time. 16 This looks just like the beginning of the Long Parliament, when speeches with such reflections used to …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… not troubled you in this debate. It has been a great and long debate. Two questions are before you, both as to right, … formality of distribution. That is fully answered by the Long Robe. There is much difference between no legal right, … of Parliament. There was no foundation in law in the Long Parliament to receive them from Scotland or Ireland, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… carried but by one vote. Else it had slept I know not how long. Resolved, that this House doth agree to this … previous day, the cause was brought before the restored Long Parliament, June 3rd and 4th, and by them referred, Jan. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… considered, magistracy will fall to the ground. He made a long speech to the purpose of the petition, that the … to the gentry of England, that ever was. I thought that, long ere this, we should have the trade dispersed all the … is no damage to Holland, they have renounced that trade long since. Subsidies were a free grant to the king, and he …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the Other House be upper or no. It was told you not long since, that the Other House was down, by the Petition … Parliament cashiered the old foundation. The victorious Long Parliament, the dictators and legislators, they have … made void these two Acts. I would be satisfied from the Long Robe. It is said the Petition and Advice has made two. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Gilbert Picketing. I move, that it may not be deferred so long, for we give way for another plot before the appointed … thanksgiving for the late victory from Spain. 16 It was a long preachment, seriously inviting the House to a firm, and … men. Those Governments are best which are upon proof, and long experience of our ancestors, (and not such as are only …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… was read, and a great many provisos were tendered, and a long debate upon every one. The House seeing so many of them, …