The Parliamentary History of England, from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates".

T.C. Hansard, 1808

A D	7

The Kings Letter to the House of Peers	15

May	23

Instructions for the Commissioners appointed to go to the KingMr Holliss	35

Nor 2	37

426	45

Proceedings against the late Kings Judges	47

The King comes to the House of LordsThanks returned to the Committee sent	59

of both Houses for a Fast	617

44	623

1675	635

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE DUKE OF LAUDERDALE	649

Feb 7	665

29	683

May 7	699

Debate on Lord Cavendishs being challenged	761

Debate in the Commons on Religion	79

27	83

Aug 1	101

ADDRESSES	109

30	115

Nov 10	141

Feb 13	165

FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT OF KING CHARLES II COMMONLY	177

Mar 1	189

The Thanks of both Houses given to his Majesty	207

The Kings Letter for confirming the Act of IndemnityThe Act passedThe	225

244	243

SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT	257

July 1	269

THIRD SESSION OF THE SECOND Parliament	289

The Speakers Speech to the King on presenting the Money BillThe	305

A Supply of 1250000l votedThe Five Mile Act passedAn Attempt	327

16667	347

The Speakers Speech to the King at the ProrogationThe Kings Speech	363

Feb 19	367

16678	403

36	437

Mar 2	443

16701	461

40	471

Petition of both Houses against the Growth of PoperyThe Kings Answer	479

42	493

Jan 24	497

TENTH SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT	501

A Supply voted	515

Sir Job Charlton quits the ChairAnd Mr Seymour chosen in his place	533

7	555

1673	579

Debate on printing the Addresses on Grievances	583

16734	611

Nov 8	775

16767	807

11	857

The Kings Speech at the Meeting of Parliament	891

Feb 1 Debate on Sir Solomon Swales Recusancy	907

The Commons Address of Advice that the King would declare War with	955

The Kings Answer to the Vote and Address	967

1678	983

994	993

64	1005

Address of both Houses for a solemn Fast	1021

1038	1037

25	1049

73	1051

16789	1073

SECOND SESSION OF THE THIRD PARLIAMENT	1111

The Kings Speech to both Houses on declaring a new Privy Council	1123

79	1135

FIRST SESSION OF THE FOURTH PARLIAMENT	1153

1162	1161

1174	1173

1198	1197

Debate on the Bill for uniting his Majestys Protestant Subjects	1255

Articles of Impeachment against Lord Chief Justice ScroggsSeveral other	1277

List of the House of Commons	1297

FURTHER DEBATE ON BRINGING IN THE BILL OF EXCLUSION	1335

DEBATE ON THE FIRST READING OF THE BILL OF EXCLUSION	1337

The Speakers Speech to the King on presenting the Revenue BillThe Kings	1353

Nov 9	1367

The LONG PARLIAMENT REVIVED or an ACT for Continuation	i

A SEASONABLE ARGUMENT to persuade all the Grand Juries	xxi

A SPEECH visibly spoken in the Presence of the Lords and Com	xxxiii

A LETTER FROM A PARLIAMENTMAN TO HIS FRIEND concerning	lxvii

Mr COLEMANs two LETTERS to Father Le Chaise the French	lxxix

AN APPEAL FROM THE COUNTRY TO THE CITY for the Preser	xcv

Titel	The Parliamentary History of England, from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates". Bind 4 af The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates." V. 1-36; 1066/1625-1801/03, Thomas Curson Hansard
Forfatter	William Cobbett
Bidragyder	Great Britain. Parliament
Udgiver	T.C. Hansard, 1808
Oprindeligt fra	Columbia University
Digitaliseret	17. feb 2009
ISBN	0404016502, 9780404016500

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