| 1751 - 516 pages
...give you a Tafte of my Love and Care of you all. ' The Properties and Caufesof calling a Parliament, (and fo go the Writs) are to confer with the King,...give him their Advice in Matters of greateft Weight an3 Importance. For this Caufe I have now called you together, that ye may have Proof of my Love and... | |
| Parliamentary - 1763 - 512 pages
...Tafle * of my Love and Care of you all ? • ' The Properties and Caufes of calling a Parliac ment, (and fo go the Writs) are to confer with ' the King, and give him their Advice in Matters * of greater! Weight and Importance. For this * Caufe I have now called you together, that y« ' may have... | |
| John Gorham Palfrey - New England - 1858 - 696 pages
...tone to the king's opening speech. " The properties and causes of calling a Parliament," he said, " are to confer with the king, and give him their advice in matters of greatest weight and importance " ; and he solicited their counsel respecting his relations to Spain.... | |
| John Gorham Palfrey - History - 1859 - 686 pages
...tone to the king's opening speech. " The properties and causes of calling a Parliament," he said, " are to confer with the king, and give him their advice in matters of greatest weight and importance " ; and he solicited their counsel respecting his relations to Spain.... | |
| John Gorham Palfrey - New England - 1876 - 694 pages
...tone to the king's opening speech. " The properties and causes of calling a Parliament," he said, " are to confer with the king, and give him their advice in matters of greatest weight and importance " ; and he solicited their counsel respecting his relations to Spain.... | |
| J. P. Kenyon - History - 1986 - 504 pages
...my part to do the like to my people . . . The properties and causes of calling a parliament (and so go the writs) are to confer with the king and give him their advice in matters of greatest weight and importance. For this cause have I now called you together, that ye may have proof... | |
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