The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham, Volumen2J. B. and sold by Aaron Ward, at the King's Arms, in Little-Britain, 1729 |
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... " before any Juftices ; the Juftices fhall tarry " without any going to judgment of the " Treafon , ' till the cause be shew'd and de- VOL . II . K " clar'd " clar'd before the King and his Parliament , " STATUTE OF TREASONS . 129.
... " before any Juftices ; the Juftices fhall tarry " without any going to judgment of the " Treafon , ' till the cause be shew'd and de- VOL . II . K " clar'd " clar'd before the King and his Parliament , " STATUTE OF TREASONS . 129.
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... ' till the cause be shew'd and declar'd be- " fore the King and his Parliament whether it ought to be judg'dTreafon or otherFelony . ' ) VOL . II . L Now Now I believe no man in the word un- prejudiced STATUTE OF TREASONS . 143.
... ' till the cause be shew'd and declar'd be- " fore the King and his Parliament whether it ought to be judg'dTreafon or otherFelony . ' ) VOL . II . L Now Now I believe no man in the word un- prejudiced STATUTE OF TREASONS . 143.
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... Shew at once more friendship , and prudence , than appears most plainly in the advice you have now given me ; never was a wifer counsel , nor worse bestow'd ; for alas , I am incapable of following it : And , to make me throughly ...
... Shew at once more friendship , and prudence , than appears most plainly in the advice you have now given me ; never was a wifer counsel , nor worse bestow'd ; for alas , I am incapable of following it : And , to make me throughly ...
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... shew- ing him the leaft Civility . WHILE the Lords thus acted in the City , they often fent for the Lord Mayor , who received all their Orders as fub- * Sancroft . miffively , miffively , as if they had been the most legal ( xiv )
... shew- ing him the leaft Civility . WHILE the Lords thus acted in the City , they often fent for the Lord Mayor , who received all their Orders as fub- * Sancroft . miffively , miffively , as if they had been the most legal ( xiv )
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... Shew of Welcome which attended his Coach through London , both ftartled his Enemies , and inclined him a little to flight his Friends ; openly blaming in Council all those those Peers , who , in his Absence , and ( xx )
... Shew of Welcome which attended his Coach through London , both ftartled his Enemies , and inclined him a little to flight his Friends ; openly blaming in Council all those those Peers , who , in his Absence , and ( xx )
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