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Page 34
... house . Both houfes concurred in a declaration in favour of the liturgy and establish- ed government of the church ... commons raised alarms of confpiracies , faid to be plotted among thefe religionists ; but , with their utmost industry , ...
... house . Both houfes concurred in a declaration in favour of the liturgy and establish- ed government of the church ... commons raised alarms of confpiracies , faid to be plotted among thefe religionists ; but , with their utmost industry , ...
Page 38
... commons acknow . leged the hardfhip of this cafe , and ordered a bill of explanation to be brought into their house prin- cipally for the relief of thefe officers . Difcontents . Discontents were augmented by the execution of the act ...
... commons acknow . leged the hardfhip of this cafe , and ordered a bill of explanation to be brought into their house prin- cipally for the relief of thefe officers . Difcontents . Discontents were augmented by the execution of the act ...
Page 39
... house of com- mons , taking advantage of the claufe in the act of fettlement , which empowered the lord lieutenant ... commons appealed to the public , and printed the speech of Mervyn . Find- ing their advice neglected , they voted a ...
... house of com- mons , taking advantage of the claufe in the act of fettlement , which empowered the lord lieutenant ... commons appealed to the public , and printed the speech of Mervyn . Find- ing their advice neglected , they voted a ...
Page 44
... house . Though thefe members pleaded his Majesty's pardon , they were , after an examination of the evidence against them , expelled , and declar- ed incapable of fitting in the prefent or any future parliament ; nor , in their prefent ...
... house . Though thefe members pleaded his Majesty's pardon , they were , after an examination of the evidence against them , expelled , and declar- ed incapable of fitting in the prefent or any future parliament ; nor , in their prefent ...
Page 49
... house of commons by a fmall ma- jority , but the parliament was prorogued before it received the fanction of the lords . It was refum- ed however with still more violence in the next + feffion , and debated among the peers with a fcanda ...
... house of commons by a fmall ma- jority , but the parliament was prorogued before it received the fanction of the lords . It was refum- ed however with still more violence in the next + feffion , and debated among the peers with a fcanda ...
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