House of Commons Papers, Volume 45H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Legislation |
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... Honour's pleasure. I would have come myself at this time if I had had any to whom I might have committed my charge, which I hope your Honour will take as sufficient excuse ; this I must entreat your Honour, that you will remember us ...
... Honour's pleasure. I would have come myself at this time if I had had any to whom I might have committed my charge, which I hope your Honour will take as sufficient excuse ; this I must entreat your Honour, that you will remember us ...
Page 82
... honour's cornet, I was very sorry that I held him not by me at Diest, ' how wel ' [meaning although] 1 was very sick, and have ever been sick since my coming out of prison till now ; so that there is now no remedy but the trumpet is ...
... honour's cornet, I was very sorry that I held him not by me at Diest, ' how wel ' [meaning although] 1 was very sick, and have ever been sick since my coming out of prison till now ; so that there is now no remedy but the trumpet is ...
Page 136
... honour's company of horse remains still at the ports [gates], without any order given by the town either for their admission or to the contrary. Deventer says he will write to you of it. The said troop is not yet passed over to Sir John ...
... honour's company of horse remains still at the ports [gates], without any order given by the town either for their admission or to the contrary. Deventer says he will write to you of it. The said troop is not yet passed over to Sir John ...
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