Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the period from the revolution, in 1688, to the accession of Queen Anne, in 1702, Volume 5

Bagshaw, 1809 - Great Britain - 32 pages

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332	29

The Peers assemble at Westminster and Address the Prince	29

June	29

32	31

A tumultuous Petition set on foot	59

Settlement of the Court Council and Ministry	113

April 9	121

PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN BOTH	135

SIXTH SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT	859

16945	879

1695	891

Jan 13 Sir John Trevor knight	901

1695	911

The offering of Money to a Member voted a High Crime and Mis	941

Ir Foley chosen Speaker	963

Proceedings relating to the Scotch East India Company	975

The Commons resolve to stand by the King with their Lives	149

Certain Letters of Mr Chivers a Member complained ofVote	153

Debate on the Vote for indemnifying the Dutch	175

The Bill of ComprehensionProtest thereon	211

The Case of Edmund Prideaux	245

Sir John Knights Speech against the Bill for naturalizing Protestant	277

Debate on the Judgments against Titus Oates	299

The Judges again examined touching the Dispensing Power	339

Articles Of IMPEACHMENT	349

Further Debate on the Heads of Exceptions in the Bill of Indemnity 971	379

ADDRESSES	381

Reasons to be offered at a Conference with the Lords for settling	397

Debate on the State of the	411

1694	427

1689	439

Vol	465

Debate Whether any Member of the House should be put into	467

The Speakers Speech to the King on presenting the Bill of Rights	483

165990	507

First SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT	541

Mar 21	547

Kings LETTERS	587

Apr 5	635

Debate on two Members attending the House of Lords	637

SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT	649

The Kings Speech at the Close of the Session	651

Debate on Fullers Information 672	673

The Kings Speech at the close of the Session 706	705

Apr 26 The Pension List	733

Dec 22	743

Petitions	753

Fiftu SESSION OF THE SECOND ParliaMENT	771

Fleet	781

Debate on the Kings Speech	787

Dec 9 Report of Sums issued for Secret Service and paid to	807

The Million Annuity Bill passed	839

The Kings Speech on the Discovery of the Assassination PlotAd	987

1696	995

Mar 4 Henry Pollexfen	1093

Proceedings for the purpose of relieving the Embarrassments of	1155

1697S	1173

1099	1179

July 5	1191

Mar 29 The Commons Address on the State of the NavyThe Kings 1190	1199

The Resunıption Bill orderedVotes relative to the said Grants laid	1215

May 1	1233

First Vote in relation to the Protestant SuccessionHeads of	1237

Articles of Impeachment against the Earl of OrfordThe Earl	1257

The Kings Speech on passing the Act of Succession 1294	1295

17012	1331

INDEX Of The NAMES OF THE SEVE	i

Debate	ix

The Earl of SUNDERLANDs Letter to a Friend in the Country plainly discover	xiii

The State of Parties and of the Publick as influenced by those Parties in this	xxxiii

Nov 22	xli

Some CONSIDERATIONS about the most proper Way of Raising Money in	xlix

Some short CONSIDERATIONS concerning the State of the Nation Printed	lxv

of the House of Commons in King Williams Second	lxxxi

A Short State of our Condition with relation to the present Parliament com	xcix

Farther Debate on the Kings Revenue	cv

APPENDIX No XII	cxi

The Prince of Oranges First Declaration	cxix

APPENDIXNo XIII	cxxv

Considerations upon the Choice of a Speaker of the House of Commons	cli

A Letter to a Country Gentleman setting forth the Cause of the Decay	clxiii

APPENDIX No XVIII	clxxvii

APPENDIX No XIX	cxciii

A General Abstract of the RECEIPTS and Issues of	ccxxxix

911	ccxli

The Prince of Oranges Additional Declaration	ccxlv

APPENDIX No IV	ccxlvii

Title	Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the period from the revolution, in 1688, to the accession of Queen Anne, in 1702, Volume 5 Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman Conquest, in 1066 to the Year 1803. Comprising the Period from the Revolution, in 1688, to the Accession of Queen Anne, in 1702, William Cobbett
Author	William Cobbett
Publisher	Bagshaw, 1809
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	21 Aug 2009
Length	32 pages

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