Diary of Thomas Burton, Esq., Member in the Parliaments of Oliver and Richard Cromwell, from 1656 to 1659: Now First Published from the Original Autograph Manuscript. With an Introduction, Containing an Account of the Parliament of 1654; from the Journal of Guibon Goddard, Esq. M.P., Also Now First Printed, Том 3Henry Colburn, 1828 |
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... bill.§ He had a bill touching the non - exportation of fish . He moved it might be read , and it was read . He presented it , as a bill which was of the last Parliament . Mr. Knightley . I move for a day for the second reading of it ...
... bill.§ He had a bill touching the non - exportation of fish . He moved it might be read , and it was read . He presented it , as a bill which was of the last Parliament . Mr. Knightley . I move for a day for the second reading of it ...
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... Bill , according to their course , and ordered the next day to call over the House , and to appoint a Committee then of privileges , which being ended , they adjourned until next morning at eight of the clock . " Goddard MS . division ...
... Bill , according to their course , and ordered the next day to call over the House , and to appoint a Committee then of privileges , which being ended , they adjourned until next morning at eight of the clock . " Goddard MS . division ...
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... Bill for a recognition to this purpose . This he brought to the table . * Sir Arthur Haslerigge . I am sorry I have a cold , so that all cannot hear me . This is not seasonably offered now . The more I hear of and " In a full House Mr ...
... Bill for a recognition to this purpose . This he brought to the table . * Sir Arthur Haslerigge . I am sorry I have a cold , so that all cannot hear me . This is not seasonably offered now . The more I hear of and " In a full House Mr ...
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... Bill of this consideration till after the fast ; that we may not be put out of our right way , a Com- mittee of Grievances . We never pulled down , but by prayer and humiliation ; let us not build without them . Let us see our materials ...
... Bill of this consideration till after the fast ; that we may not be put out of our right way , a Com- mittee of Grievances . We never pulled down , but by prayer and humiliation ; let us not build without them . Let us see our materials ...
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... Bill . The first weapon is a delay . The honourable person has better reason to know your danger . It ought not to go from you till it is read . Read it now , and appoint the se- cond reading after the fast . Mr. Drake . There was a ...
... Bill . The first weapon is a delay . The honourable person has better reason to know your danger . It ought not to go from you till it is read . Read it now , and appoint the se- cond reading after the fast . Mr. Drake . There was a ...
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