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A83496	Speeches and passages of this great and happy Parliament: from the third of November, 1640, to this instant June, 1641. Collected into one volume, and according to the most perfect originalls, exactly published.	England and Wales. Parliament.; Mervyn, Audley, Sir, d. 1675.; Pym, John, 1584-1643.; Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of, 1593-1641.	1641 (1641)	Wing E2309; Thomason E159_1; ESTC R212697	305,420	563

SPEECHES AND PASSAGES Of This GREAT and HAPPY Parliament From the third of November 1640 to this instant June 1641. Collected into One Volume and according to the most perfect Originalls exactly published LONDON Printed for William Cooke and are to be sold at his shop at Furnifalls-Inne-gate in Holbourne 1641. The Contents HIS Majesties first speech Novem. 3. 1640. His Majesties second speech Novem. 5. 1640. His Majesties third speech to both houses Jan. 25. 1640. His Majesties speech at the passing of the Bill for a Trieniall Parliament His Majesties Letter sent by the Prince in the behalf of the Earl of Strafford to the Lords The Lords Answer That Bishops ought not to have voyce in Parliament Lord Keepers speech in the upper house of Parliament Novem. 3. 1640. Master Speakers speech Fol. 1. Lord Digbyes speech Novem. 9. 1640. concerning grievances and the trieniall Parliament Lord Digbyes second speech for trieniall Parliament Fol. 12. The Honourable Nathaniels Fynes his speech Fol. 22 Master Rous his speech before the Lords against Doctor Cousins Doctor Mannering and Doctor Beale Fol. 45 The second speech of the Honourable Nathaniel Fynes Fol. 49 Lord D●gbyes speech concerning Bishops London petition Feb. 9. Fol. 65 Lord Finch his accusation Fol. 76 Lord Falklands speech after the reading the Articles of the Lord Finch Fol. 83 Sir Edward Deering first speech Fol. 88 His second speech Fol. 90 His third speech Fol. 93 His fo th speech Fol. 97 M●ster Bagshawes speech concerning Bishops and the London petition Fol. 99 Sir Benjamin Ruddyers first speech Fol. 103 His second speech Fol. 110 His third speech Fol. 113 Master Pyms Message for the commitment of my Lord Strafford Fol. 116 Articles against the Lord Strafford Fol. 117 Further impeachment of Thomas Earl of Strafford Fol. 120 Earl of Bristows speech D●cember 7 Fol. 143 Master Mynards speech in reply to the Lord Strafford Fol. 145 The Earl of Bristows speech upon the delivering of by him the Scottish Remonstrance Fol. 150 His Majesties speech to both Houses Feb. 3. 1640. Fol. 159 Londoners fi●st petition Fol. 161 Their grievances by the Prelates Fol. 162 Resolution of the sixt demand by the Commons Fol. 171 The Scots Answer to the resolution Ibid. The Peares demand upon the foresaid Answer Fol. 172 The Scots Commissioners Answer Ibid. Articles against Secretary Windibanck Fol. 174 A speech made by the Lord Finch in the Commons House N●vem 21. 1640. Fol. 169 Master Grimstons second speech Fol. 179 A messuage sent by the Queen to the House of Commons by Master Comproller Fol. 185 The report of the Kings messuage by the Lords to the House of Commons Jan. 29. 1640. Fol. 184 Sir Thomas Rows speech Fol. 185 Lord Falklands speech Fol. 188 Master Pyms speech after the Articles of Sir George Ratcliff Fol. 198 His second speech after the reading of the Articles Fol. 202 Master Speakers speech presenting these Bills for shortning of Michaelmas term pressing of Maryners for the remainder of sixe Subsidies Fol. 204 Master Pleadwels speech Fol. 206 Sir Thomas Rowes reports to the Committe Fol. 209 M●ster Rigbyes answer to the Lord ●ineb his last speech Fol. 221 Master Wallers speech Fol. 224 Master Hollis his speech delivered with the Protestation Fol. 232 Orders for the taking of the Protest●tion Fol. 236 Master Grimstons third speech Fol. 205 Lord Digbyes speech upon the Bill of attainder of the Lord Strafford Fol. 213 Lord Straffords speech on the Scaffold Sixteen queres Fol. 233 Captain Audleyes Mervirs speech Fol. 237 His speech at the peachment of Sir Richard Boulton Knight and others Fol. 249 Articles against Sir Richard Boulton 256 Sir Thomas Wentworths first speech March 22 1637 His second speech April 21 1628. Fol. 259 A petition to the Lord Deputy Fol. 262 A speech against the Judges Fol. 267 A discourse concerning the power of Pears in Parliament Fol. 275 Sir John Hollands speech Fol. 281 Sir Edward Hales speech Fol. 284 Sir Johns Wrayes speech concerning the Commons Fol. 288 Sir John Wrayes second speech Fol. 290 Preamble with the Protestation Fol. 300 Bill of Attainder against the Earl of Strafford Fol. 303 Vicount Newarks fi●st speech for the right of Bishops Fol. 305 His second speech for their Temporall affaires Master Peards against the oath Exofficio Fol. 313 Master Speakers letter to Sir Jacob Ashley Fol. 315 Articles against the Bishop of Bath and Wells Fol. 318 Sir B. Ruddyers speech Fol. 3●6 His Speech concerning the Queenes Joynture Fol. 317.321 Lord Andevers speech concerning the Star-Chamber An order May 10 1641. that no English shall frequent the Ambassadors to hear Masse Lord Finch his Lletter to the Lord Chamberlain Fol. 324 Lord Keepers speech to his Majesty in the name of both the Houses Fol. 325 Declaration of the Scots touching the maintenance of their Army Fol. 326 The humble Remonstrance delivered by the Lord Keeper Fol. 528 The Earl of Straffords Letters to his Majesty Fol. 332 E●●l of Straffords Petition before be died to both Houses Fol. 225 The Lord Falklands first speech in Parliament Fol. 336 Sir Jo. Culpeppers speech Fol. 342 Mr. Bagshawes speech 7 No. 1640. Fol. 545 Petition of the Earl of Straf for examination of witnesses Fol. 343 Order concerning the prices of Wine Fol. 350 Sir Tho. Rowes speech concerning B●asse mony Remonstrance of the Parliament in Ireland Fol. 321 A Message from the House of Commons to his Majesty His Majesties answer Fol. 328 Vote concerning the Cannons Ibidem Order concerning Monopolies Fol. 329 Order against Monopolies Ibidem The Scottish Commissioners thanks to his Majesty Fol. 330 The humble Remonstrance of the Mr. Wardens of Vintners Ibidem Petition of Oxford Fol. 383 Sergeant Glanvils speecd Fol. 388 Secretary Windebancks Letter to the Lord Chamberlain Fol. 393 Lord Andevers speech concerning pacification Fol. 327 An Order against drinking on the Sabbath day Fol. 401 Sir John Wrayes occasionall speeches 1 Concerning Religion Fol. 401 2. Vpon the Scottssh treaty Fol. 403 3. Impeachment of the Lord Strafford Fol. 404 4. Vpon the Strafford 〈◊〉 knot Fol. 406 5. Vpon the same 〈…〉 6. A seas●nable 〈◊〉 or a loyall Covenant Fol. 408 Mr. Hid●● Argument Fol. 409 Mr. White c●●cerning Episcopacy Fol. 417 Cities second ●●tition The Kentish Petition Sir John Wrayes ninth speech Lord Digbies speech Fol. 455 Mr. Pyms speech Fol. 458 Sir Thomas Barringtons speech Accusation of Sir George Ratcliffe Fol. 504 The charge of the Scottish Commissioners against Canterbury Fol. 505 Sir Henry Vanes speech against Bishops The Charge of the Scotch Commissioners against the Lievtenant of Ireland Fol. 519 The Scotch Commissioners demand concerning the six●h Article Fol. 525 The English Peeres demand concerning the preceding Articles Fol. 531 The Scotch Commissioners answer to the demand Ibid. Captain Audley Mervins speech concerning the Judicature of the Parliament The Speakers speech at the presenting of the bill of Tunnage and Poundage His Majesties speech concerning it Mr. Pyms Relation of the