 | John Gutch - 1781 - 528 страници
...treat them with all favour in refpeft of their character ; and therefore he would have them enter into Recognizance. His Majefty was pleafed to fay, I offer...whether he will accept it, or no ; and you do not expeft, he fhould accept it to his own prejudice. We conceive, that this entering into Recognizance... | |
 | John Gutch - 1781 - 1028 страници
...character; and therefore he would have them enter into Recognizance. His Majefty was pleafed to fay, 1 offer you this as a favour, and I would not have you...whether he will accept it, or no ; and you do not expecl:, he fliould accept it to his own prejudice. We conceive, that this entering into Recognizance... | |
 | John Gutch - 1781 - 724 страници
...treat them with all favour in refpect of their character; and therefore he would have them enter into Recognizance. His Majefty was pleafed to fay, I offer you this as a favour, and I would not have you refule it. St. A— faid, whatfoever favour your Majefty vouchfafes to offer to any perfon, you are... | |
 | George D'Oyly - 1821 - 500 страници
...character, and therefore he would have them enter into recognizance. His Majesty was pleased to say, " I offer you this as a favour, and I would not have you refuse it." The Bishop of St. Asaph said, " Whatsoever favour your Majesty vouchsafes to offer to any... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1840 - 646 страници
...but, for the bishops there present, hie majesty was pleased to treat them with all favour in respect of their character ; and therefore he would have them enter into a recognisance.' His majesty was pleased to say, • I offer you this as a favour, and I would not have... | |
 | Gervase Smith - 1882 - 556 страници
...was out of respect for their character that he wished them to enter into recognisance, and said : " I offer you this as a, favour, and I would not have you refuse it." The Bishop of St. Asaph, who entertained different views of royal favour from his Majesty,... | |
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I would not have you refufe it. St. A faid, whatfoever favour your majefty vouchfafes to offer to any perfon, you are pleafed to leave it to him, whether he will accept it, or no ; and you do not expect, he fhould accept it to his own prejudice. 