Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	bishop_n	earl_n	lord_n	8,881	5	4.8490	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A63346	A true account of the whole proceedings betwixt His Grace James Duke of Ormond, and the Right Honor. Arthur, Earl of Anglesey, late Lord Privy-Seal, before the King and Council and the said Earls letter of the second of August to His Majesty on that occasion : with a letter of the now Lord Bishop of Winchester's to the said Earl, of the means to keep out popery, and the only effectual expedient to hinder the growth thereof, and to secure both the Church of England, and the Presbiterian party.	Ormonde, James Butler, Duke of, 1610-1688.; Anglesey, Arthur Annesley, Earl of, 1614-1686.; Morley, George, 1597-1684.	1682 (1682)	Wing T2408; ESTC R24643	20,676	35

a_o true_a account_n of_o the_o whole_a proceed_n betwixt_o his_o grace_n james_n duke_n of_o ormond_n and_o the_o right_a honor._n arthur_n earl_n of_o anglesey_n late_a lord_n privyseal_a before_o the_o king_n and_o council_n and_o the_o say_a earl_n letter_n of_o the_o second_o of_o august_n to_o his_o majesty_n on_o that_o occasion_n with_o a_o letter_n of_o the_o now_o lord_n bishop_n of_o winchester_n be_v to_o the_o say_a earl_n of_o the_o mean_n to_o keep_v out_o popery_n and_o the_o only_a effectual_a expedient_a to_o hinder_v the_o growth_n thereof_o and_o to_o secure_v both_o the_o church_n of_o england_n and_o the_o presbiterian_a party_n london_n print_v for_o thomas_n fox_n at_o the_o angel_n and_o star_n in_o westminster-hall_n 1682._o to_o the_o reader_n that_o there_o have_v be_v a_o controversy_n between_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n and_o the_o earl_n of_o anglsey_n the_o immediate_a consequence_n of_o which_o have_v be_v the_o removal_n of_o the_o earl_n from_o a_o place_n of_o great_a honour_n and_o trust_v under_o his_o majesty_n for_o which_o he_o be_v in_o every_o respect_n extraordinary_o well_o qualify_v perhaps_o no_o man_n question_n and_o many_o may_v be_v likely_a to_o say_v that_o the_o more_o fatal_a such_o quarrel_n among_o great_a personage_n be_v to_o either_o side_n the_o more_o instructive_a they_o common_o prove_v to_o the_o rest_n of_o mankind_n who_o be_v thereby_o let_v into_o a_o prospect_n of_o those_o thing_n which_o be_v think_v too_o sacred_a for_o the_o view_n of_o the_o profane_a vulgar_a as_o every_o inferior_a soldier_n may_v learn_v skill_n &_o address_n by_o see_v two_o general_n engage_v in_o the_o sight_n of_o their_o army_n so_o certain_o this_o paper_n battle_n between_o these_o great_a one_o may_v be_v of_o use_n to_o all_o sort_n of_o man_n that_o have_v the_o least_o grain_n of_o that_o commendable_a ambition_n to_o propound_v to_o themselves_o the_o great_a example_n wherefore_o i_o conceive_v no_o man_n of_o which_o side_n soever_o fortune_n or_o choice_n have_v place_v he_o can_v blame_v i_o for_o procure_v and_o expose_v to_o public_a view_n authentic_a transcript_n of_o what_o have_v pass_v in_o this_o affair_n the_o bare_a curiosity_n to_o know_v how_o such_o man_n write_v be_v almost_o enough_o to_o tempt_v any_o one_o to_o peruse_v these_o paper_n but_o then_o when_o they_o relate_v to_o the_o history_n of_o unmovable_a affair_n of_o which_o eitherof_o the_o party_n may_v say_v quorum_fw-la pars_fw-la magna_fw-la fui_fw-la and_o when_o they_o be_v so_o great_a man_n in_o themselves_o &_o their_o part_n in_o the_o history_n so_o great_a that_o they_o may_v be_v compare_v to_o caesar_n write_v the_o commentary_n of_o his_o own_o enterprise_n i_o shall_v think_v he_o very_o dull_a that_o need_n be_v court_v to_o be_v a_o reader_n but_o these_o paper_n carry_v in_o they_o what_o i_o hope_v will_v further_o recommend_v and_o endear_v they_o to_o the_o great_a part_n of_o this_o nation_n most_o of_o they_o be_v in_o defence_n of_o the_o poor_a english_a protestant_n in_o ireland_n to_o some_o of_o which_o the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n have_v most_o generous_o assert_v the_o glory_n of_o their_o martyrdom_n and_o to_o other_o the_o unblemished_a honour_n of_o prevent_v the_o utter_a ruin_n &_o extirpation_n of_o the_o rest_n the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n who_o have_v be_v too_o too_o fortunate_a a_o head_n to_o the_o romancatholick_a rebel_n in_o ireland_n have_v not_o only_o in_o print_n justify_v his_o own_o engagement_n with_o 12._o that_o bloody_a party_n butwould_v make_v that_o chief_o a_o defensive_a war_n w_z ch_z was_z certain_o the_o effect_n of_o a_o universal_a conspiracy_n among_o the_o papist_n there_o nor_o be_v it_o to_o be_v doubt_v but_o there_o be_v encourager_n in_o england_n this_o engage_v the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n amid_o his_o many_o avocation_n to_o ward_v off_o the_o second_o blow_n against_o they_o who_o have_v suffer_v almost_o beyond_o all_o example_n before_o and_o his_o interposition_n extract_v from_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n a_o confession_n that_o he_o himself_o memoirs_fw-fr act_v as_o a_o rebel_n and_o that_o all_o the_o water_n in_o the_o sea_n can_v wash_v that_o rebellion_n off_o that_o nation_n which_o be_v begin_v most_o bloody_o on_o the_o english_a in_o that_o kingdom_n in_o a_o time_n of_o a_o settle_a peace_n without_o the_o least_o occasion_n give_v i_o must_v confess_v there_o be_v several_a passage_n in_o the_o letter_n to_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n wherein_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n seem_v concern_v to_o vindicate_v his_o own_o action_n how_o far_o the_o charge_n or_o the_o defence_n be_v make_v good_a it_o be_v not_o for_o i_o to_o judge_v nor_o shall_v i_o in_o the_o least_o enter_v into_o the_o merit_n of_o it_o i_o be_o sure_a the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n make_v a_o most_o noble_a declaration_n fit_a to_o be_v write_v in_o letter_n of_o gold_n truth_n say_v he_o be_v the_o great_a and_o best_a friend_n i_o have_v rather_o one_o or_o several_a 51._o person_n and_o family_n shall_v lie_v under_o the_o consequence_n of_o its_o impartiality_n than_o that_o the_o english_a nation_n and_o protestant_n religion_n shall_v suffer_v by_o a_o timorous_a unworthy_a conceal_n or_o withhold_a any_o part_n of_o it_o this_o be_v the_o say_v earlsavow_v principle_n methinks_v he_o ought_v to_o be_v importunedby_o a_o public_a address_n that_o what_o he_o have_v meditate_a and_o have_v be_v prepare_v from_o record_n and_o authentic_a unquestionable_a relation_n and_o 33._o transaction_n of_o that_o bloody_a tragedy_n and_o matchless_a defection_n from_o the_o crown_n and_o very_a nation_n of_o english_a man_n may_v soon_o see_v the_o light_n to_o the_o king_n be_v most_o excellent_a majesty_n the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n your_o majesty_n lieutenant_n of_o ireland_n and_o steward_n of_o your_o majesty_n household_n most_o humble_o represent_v that_o the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n lord_n privy-seal_n in_o the_o year_n 1681._o cause_v a_o book_n to_o be_v print_v whereof_o he_o have_v acknowledge_v himself_o to_o be_v the_o author_n entitle_v a_o letter_n from_o a_o person_n of_o honour_n in_o the_o country_n write_v to_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n be_v observation_n and_o reflection_n upon_o his_o lordship_n memoir_n concern_v the_o war_n of_o ireland_n that_o in_o the_o say_a book_n there_o be_v divers_a passage_n and_o expression_n which_o be_v not_o only_o untrue_a but_o reflect_v in_o a_o high_a degree_n upon_o his_o late_a majesty_n government_n and_o particular_o in_o relation_n to_o the_o rebellion_n and_o war_n in_o ireland_n and_o to_o the_o several_a cessation_n and_o peace_n make_v by_o he_o and_o your_o majesty_n authority_n and_o command_n that_o in_o the_o say_a book_n the_o lord_n privy-seal_n have_v malicious_o endeavour_v to_o calumniate_v and_o asperse_v the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n by_o call_v in_o question_n his_o faithfulness_n and_o loyalty_n to_o his_o late_a majesty_n the_o sincerity_n of_o his_o profession_n in_o point_n of_o religion_n and_o insinuate_v that_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n destructive_a as_o he_o say_v to_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n be_v advise_v and_o procure_v by_o he_o the_o say_a duke_n out_o of_o his_o affection_n to_o the_o irish_a popish_a rebel_n because_o he_o be_v ally_v to_o many_o of_o they_o in_o blood_n and_o by_o marriage_n that_o the_o lord_n privy-seal_n in_o the_o course_n of_o above_o twenty_o year_n free_a and_o friendly_a acquaintance_n and_o correspondence_n with_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n never_o think_v fit_a to_o give_v he_o any_o intimation_n of_o his_o lordship_n intention_n to_o write_v a_o history_n of_o the_o war_n of_o ireland_n and_o other_o transaction_n there_o wherein_o both_o the_o duke_n and_o his_o lordship_n though_o of_o opposite_a party_n have_v a_o great_a part_n but_o choose_v rather_o to_o seek_v for_o information_n from_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n and_o to_o publish_v his_o observation_n on_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n '_o s_z memoirs_fw-fr in_o a_o conjuncture_n when_o his_o reflection_n in_o his_o book_n and_o his_o letter_n of_o the_o seven_o of_o december_n 1681._o to_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n may_v not_o only_o do_v most_o mischief_n to_o he_o but_o to_o the_o government_n the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n humble_o conceive_v that_o at_o least_o while_o the_o lord_n privy-seal_n and_o he_o have_v the_o honour_n to_o be_v of_o your_o majesty_n privy_a council_n and_o in_o the_o station_n they_o be_v it_o will_v not_o be_v fit_a for_o he_o to_o publish_v such_o a_o answer_n to_o the_o lord_n privy-seal's_a book_n and_o letter_n as_o may_v otherwise_o be_v necessary_a in_o vindication_n of_o truth_n his_o late_a majesty_n justice_n and_o honour_n and_o his_o own_o integrity_n it_o be_v therefore_o most_o humble_o propose_v that_o your_o majesty_n will_v be_v

almost_o wear_v out_o his_o strength_n and_o life_n without_o conviction_n of_o any_o failure_n or_o transgression_n which_o sure_o the_o say_a duke_n will_v never_o do_v after_o he_o have_v private_o quarrel_v the_o earl_n and_o expose_v he_o the_o worst_a he_o can_v in_o print_n and_o this_o affair_n have_v take_v a_o circuit_n of_o almost_o two_o year_n unless_o he_o conceive_v he_o have_v meet_v with_o some_o extraordinary_a juncture_n to_o bear_v down_o the_o earl_n nor_o trouble_v your_o majesty_n and_o council_n when_o so_o great_a affair_n be_v before_o they_o with_o such_o private_a concern_v and_o complaint_n after_o so_o long_a a_o run_n and_o use_v other_o way_n unsuccessful_o to_o vindicate_v himself_o from_o what_o be_v never_o intend_v as_o a_o charge_n against_o he_o i_o conclude_v pray_v as_o i_o have_v hearty_o endeavour_v for_o the_o glory_n and_o prosperity_n of_o your_o majesty_n government_n to_o be_v equal_a to_o the_o great_a of_o your_o royal_a predecessor_n wish_v your_o majesty_n many_o such_o subject_n as_o i_o have_v be_v and_o be_o who_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n seem_v so_o earnest_a to_o rid_v your_o majesty_n of_o or_o leave_v under_o a_o black_a character_n and_o misrepresentation_n in_o your_o service_n which_o he_o shall_v never_o be_v able_a to_o compass_v anglesey_n at_o the_o court_n at_o white-hall_n this_o 13_o day_n of_o july_n 1682._o by_o the_o king_n be_v most_o excellent_a majesty_n and_o the_o lord_n of_o his_o majesty_n most_o honourable_a privy-council_n upon_o read_v this_o day_n at_o the_o board_n a_o paper_n deliver_v in_o by_o his_o grace_n the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n his_o majesty_n in_o council_n be_v please_v to_o order_n that_o a_o copy_n of_o the_o say_a paper_n be_v send_v to_o the_o right_n honourable_a the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n lord_n keeper_n of_o the_o privy-seal_n which_o be_v according_o hereunto_o annex_v who_o be_v to_o return_v a_o answer_n thereunto_o to_o his_o majesty_n in_o council_n upon_o thursday_n the_o 20_o instant_a at_o hampton_n court_n at_o nine_o in_o the_o morning_n phil._n loyd_n i._o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n dishonourable_a to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n pag._n 27._o ii_o of_o advantage_n only_o to_o the_o irish._n ibid._n iii_o destructive_a to_o the_o english_a protestant_n ibid._n iv._o that_o therefore_o the_o lord_n justice_n and_o council_n be_v from_o the_o beginning_n averse_a to_o they_o pag._n 60._o v._o that_o for_o the_o same_o reason_n the_o chief_a and_o most_o of_o the_o english_a nobility_n in_o ireland_n and_o the_o generality_n of_o the_o english_a scotch_a and_o irish_a protestant_n of_o all_o quality_n and_o degree_n soon_o or_o late_a oppose_v both_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n pag._n 65._o vi_o that_o among_o they_o be_v find_v the_o earl_n of_o kildare_n thomond_n etc._n etc._n ibid._n vii_o and_o that_o the_o two_o first_o peace_n be_v against_o law_n and_o several_a act_n of_o parliament_n in_o both_o kingdom_n pag._n 64._o the_o council_n not_o sit_v the_o 20_o of_o july_n though_o the_o lord_n privy-seal_n who_o receive_v the_o 13_o the_o particular_a charge_n of_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n against_o he_o then_o deliver_v in_o answer_v they_o the_o 14_o yet_o give_v not_o in_o his_o answer_n till_o the_o next_o council_n hold_v at_o hampton-court_n the_o 27_o of_o july_n which_o be_v as_o follow_v july_n the_o 14_o 1682._o the_o answer_n of_o arthur_n earl_n of_o anglesey_n lord_n privy-seal_n to_o the_o paper_n deliver_v by_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n at_o council_n july_n 13._o 1682._o as_o a_o charge_n of_o particular_n against_o he_o save_v still_o the_o benefit_n of_o his_o former_a answer_n deliver_v in_o the_o 23d_o of_o june_n and_o what_o be_v then_o do_v at_o council_n the_o say_a earl_n further_o say_v that_o it_o be_v to_o be_v consider_v that_o all_o the_o say_a particular_n be_v passage_n in_o a_o private_a letter_n to_o a_o friend_n not_o design_v for_o public_a view_n that_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n to_o who_o it_o be_v write_v be_v convince_v thereby_o as_o appear_v by_o a_o second_o epistle_n to_o the_o reader_n add_v to_o his_o memoir_n wherein_o he_o say_v that_o his_o act_n as_o a_o confederate_a catholic_n be_v in_o plain_a english_a as_o a_o rebel_n that_o he_o do_v not_o excuse_v the_o rebellion_n for_o all_o the_o water_n of_o the_o sea_n can_v wash_v it_o off_o that_o nation_n it_o have_v be_v begin_v most_o bloody_o on_o the_o english_a in_o that_o kingdom_n in_o a_o time_n of_o settle_a peace_n without_o the_o least_o occasion_n give_v a_o noble_a and_o remarkable_a confession_n of_o one_o who_o have_v be_v long_o of_o the_o supreme_a council_n of_o the_o confederate_a irish._n and_o which_o make_v it_o the_o more_o wonderful_a that_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n shall_v be_v so_o severe_a a_o censor_n on_o a_o letter_n which_o have_v so_o good_a a_o effect_n on_o he_o it_o be_v write_v to_o in_o the_o next_o place_n the_o say_a earl_n say_v that_o since_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n think_v it_o fit_a to_o concern_v himself_o in_o a_o letter_n not_o write_v to_o he_o he_o shall_v have_v be_v so_o impartial_a as_o to_o have_v take_v notice_n of_o this_o passage_n therein_o pag._n 61._o your_o lordship_n have_v be_v privy_a to_o all_o the_o cabal_n and_o secret_a council_n against_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n will_v i_o hope_v if_o you_o find_v any_o thing_n write_v by_o i_o questionable_a or_o doubtful_a in_o your_o opinion_n favour_v i_o with_o your_o severe_a reflection_n thereupon_o for_o as_o i_o design_v nothing_o but_o exact_a truth_n wherever_o it_o light_v so_o if_o by_o any_o inadvertancy_n or_o want_n of_o full_a information_n i_o shall_v err_v or_o come_v short_a in_o the_o least_o your_o lordship_n shall_v find_v i_o ready_a to_o retract_v or_o supply_v but_o never_o to_o persist_v in_o it_o whereby_o it_o appear_v that_o the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n have_v no_o intention_n to_o injure_v any_o man_n as_o he_o be_v not_o conscious_a he_o have_v these_o thing_n premise_v the_o say_a earl_n give_v this_o short_a answer_n or_o rather_o justification_n to_o the_o say_v particular_a charge_n first_o to_o that_o mark_v no._n 1._o 2._o 3._o which_o be_v all_o but_o one_o clause_n in_o the_o letter_n page_n 27_o viz._n that_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n be_v of_o advantage_n only_o to_o the_o irish_a and_o high_o dishonourable_a to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n and_o destructive_a to_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n answer_n the_o say_a earl_n pass_v by_o the_o irish_a and_o papist_n be_v the_o chief_a promoter_n of_o they_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n send_v agent_n to_o oxford_n purposely_o to_o oppose_v and_o divert_v the_o influence_n thereof_o and_o to_o hinder_v agreement_n with_o the_o irish_a which_o they_o foresee_v will_v be_v destructive_a to_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n the_o whole_a passage_n of_o the_o proceed_n herein_o be_v publish_v in_o 1644._o in_o a_o book_n entitle_v the_o false_a and_o scandalous_a remonstrance_n of_o the_o inhuman_a and_o bloody_a rebel_n of_o ireland_n together_o with_o a_o answer_n thereunto_o on_o the_o behalf_n of_o the_o protestant_n of_o ireland_n the_o perusal_n whereof_o will_v full_o justify_v the_o earl_n in_o what_o he_o have_v write_v beside_o the_o two_o house_n of_o parliament_n their_o declaration_n and_o reason_n against_o both_o cessation_n and_o peace_n but_o to_o put_v it_o past_a dispute_n the_o earl_n refer_v to_o his_o majesty_n declaration_n and_o the_o act_n for_o the_o settlement_n of_o ireland_n in_o which_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n himself_o have_v a_o great_a hand_n and_o give_v the_o royal_a assent_n pa._n 10._o etc._n etc._n by_o which_o his_o majesty_n that_o now_o be_v in_o full_a parliament_n declare_v that_o his_o royal_a father_n have_v be_v force_v to_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n which_o he_o have_v make_v with_o the_o irish_a and_o that_o he_o be_v thereby_o compel_v to_o give_v they_o a_o full_a pardon_n in_o the_o same_o act_n his_o majesty_n also_o declare_v that_o he_o himself_o be_v necessitate_v to_o make_v the_o second_o peace_n with_o the_o irish_a upon_o difficult_a condition_n if_o all_o this_o do_v not_o prove_v the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n dishonourable_a to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n of_o advantage_n only_o to_o the_o irish_a and_o destructive_a to_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n i_o submit_v to_o judgement_n and_o why_o else_o be_v the_o peace_n upon_o hear_v all_o party_n lay_v aside_o and_o the_o irish_a their_o estate_n divide_v among_o the_o english_a 2d_o charge_n that_o therefore_o the_o lord_n justice_n and_o council_n be_v from_o the_o beginning_n averse_a to_o they_o page_n 60._o answer_n to_o prove_v that_o the_o justice_n and_o council_n be_v from_o the_o beginning_n averse_a to_o the_o

cessation_n and_o peace_n i_o refer_v to_o their_o many_o letter_n which_o i_o have_v ready_a to_o produce_v in_o some_o whereof_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n than_o earl_n join_v by_o which_o they_o declare_v the_o horridness_n and_o universality_n of_o the_o rebellion_n and_o the_o design_n of_o the_o irish_a to_o extirpate_v the_o english_a and_o to_o cast_v off_o the_o english_a government_n and_o that_o there_o be_v no_o way_n of_o recover_v that_o kingdom_n to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n but_o by_o a_o vigorous_a and_o total_a reduce_v they_o to_o obedience_n but_o when_o other_o council_n be_v take_v up_o one_o of_o the_o lord_n justice_n and_o divers_a of_o the_o chief_a officer_n and_o councillor_n of_o great_a experience_n in_o that_o kingdom_n and_o who_o best_o understand_v how_o to_o deal_v with_o that_o people_n be_v displace_v and_o affair_n put_v into_o other_o hand_n the_o ground_n and_o proceed_n and_o success_n whereof_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n can_v better_o relate_v than_o i_o charge_v 3d._n concern_v the_o protestant_n of_o all_o degree_n soon_o or_o late_a oppose_v both_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n and_o the_o nobility_n name_v that_o do_v so_o pag._n 65._o answer_n this_o be_v matter_n of_o fact_n unquestionable_a and_o without_o which_o and_o their_o subdue_a the_o irish_a to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n who_o be_v shelter_v and_o protect_v by_o the_o cessation_n and_o peace_n their_o estate_n can_v never_o have_v be_v grant_v to_o the_o english_a and_o protestant_n as_o they_o be_v if_o there_o be_v any_o mistake_n in_o the_o enumeration_n of_o the_o nobility_n which_o be_v possible_a the_o letter_n be_v write_v by_o memory_n and_o far_o from_o book_n and_o paper_n it_o will_v not_o be_v great_a or_o material_a and_o be_v easy_o amendable_a without_o vary_v the_o case_n charge_n four_o that_o the_o two_o first_o peace_n be_v against_o law_n and_o several_a act_n of_o parliament_n in_o both_o kingdom_n pag._n 64._o answer_n they_o be_v not_o only_o against_o the_o whole_a scope_n of_o the_o law_n in_o ireland_n and_o england_n for_o establish_v the_o protestant_a religion_n and_o suppression_n of_o poperty_n but_o against_o these_o particular_a act_n of_o parliament_n viz._n 2_o eliz._n cap_n 1._o 2_o in_o ireland_n and_o 28._o h._n 8_o cap._n 13_o etc._n etc._n and_o in_o england_n the_o statute_n of_o the_o 17_o caroli_n 1._o cap._n 34._o 35._o 36._o 37._o in_o one_o of_o which_o it_o be_v provide_v that_o all_o pardon_n grant_v to_o any_o of_o the_o rebel_n of_o ireland_n without_o assent_n of_o parliament_n shall_v be_v void_a and_o yet_o by_o the_o cessation_n they_o be_v reprieve_v and_o by_o both_o the_o peace_n full_o pardon_v and_o in_o the_o same_o act_n it_o be_v also_o enact_v that_o whosoever_o shall_v make_v any_o promise_n or_o agreement_n to_o introduce_v or_o bring_v unto_o the_o realm_n of_o ireland_n the_o authority_n of_o the_o see_v of_o rome_n in_o any_o case_n whatsoever_o or_o to_o defend_v or_o maintain_v the_o same_o shall_v forfeit_v all_o his_o land_n tenement_n and_o hereditament_n good_n and_o chattel_n after_o some_o debate_n of_o the_o say_a charge_n and_o answer_n at_o council_n the_o lord_n concern_v be_v withdraw_v this_o resolution_n pass_v by_o the_o lord_n on_o the_o lord_n privy-seal_n letter_n to_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n viz._n that_o it_o be_v a_o scandalous_a libel_n against_o his_o late_a majesty_n against_o his_o now_o majesty_n and_o against_o the_o government_n but_o no_o particular_a clause_n be_v mention_v to_o ground_v that_o censure_n upon_o and_o when_o the_o party_n be_v call_v in_o again_o the_o lord_n chancellor_z only_o tell_v the_o lord_n privy-seal_n that_o the_o king_n conceive_v he_o faulty_a in_o the_o clause_n pag._n 32._o of_o the_o say_a letter_n to_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n wherein_o the_o committee_n of_o the_o parliament_n of_o ireland_n be_v mention_v as_o have_v be_v in_o at_o the_o intrigue_n of_o the_o popish_a faction_n at_o court_n but_o that_o the_o council_n have_v appoint_v his_o lordship_n to_o be_v hear_v next_o council_n day_n aug._n 3d._n when_o he_o be_v to_o produce_v the_o voucher_n mention_v in_o his_o answer_n as_o appear_v by_o the_o order_n follow_v at_o the_o court_n at_o hampton-court_n this_o 27_o day_n of_o july_n 1682._o by_o the_o king_n most_o excellent_a majesty_n and_o the_o lord_n of_o his_o majesty_n most_o honourable_a privy_a council_n it_o be_v this_o day_n order_v by_o his_o majesty_n in_o council_n that_o the_o right_n honourable_a the_o earl_n of_o anglesey_n lord_n privy-seal_n do_v on_o thursday_n next_o be_v the_o three_o of_o august_n produce_v to_o his_o majesty_n in_o council_n appoint_v at_o hampton-court_n at_o nine_o in_o the_o morning_n the_o voucher_n mention_v by_o his_o lordship_n in_o his_o answer_n this_o day_n read_v at_o the_o board_n to_o the_o paper_n deliver_v in_o the_o 13_o instant_a by_o his_o grace_n the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n phi._n lloyd_n the_o lord_n privy-seal_n continue_v extreme_a ill_n of_o the_o gout_n and_o find_v himself_o prejudge_v by_o the_o lord_n the_o say_v 27_o day_n of_o july_n aug._n 2._o write_v the_o follow_a letter_n to_o his_o majesty_n and_o send_v it_o enclose_v to_o the_o lord_n precedent_n to_o be_v present_v which_o be_v do_v according_o may_v it_o please_v your_o majesty_n have_v receive_v your_o majesty_n order_n in_o council_n of_o the_o 27_o of_o july_n to_o produce_v the_o three_o of_o aug._n next_o at_o hampton-court_n to_o your_o majesty_n in_o council_n the_o voucher_n mention_v by_o i_o in_o my_o answer_n to_o the_o paper_n deliver_v in_o the_o 13_o instant_a by_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n and_o the_o increase_n of_o my_o fit_n of_o the_o gout_n occasion_v by_o my_o last_o attendance_n incapacitate_v i_o personal_o to_o obey_v the_o say_a order_n i_o hold_v it_o my_o duty_n to_o yield_v the_o obedience_n i_o be_o able_a by_o this_o humble_a address_n to_o your_o majesty_n i_o find_v by_o the_o entry_n of_o the_o last_o council_n day_n proceed_n that_o beyond_o what_o the_o lord_n chancellor_n declare_v to_o i_o at_o the_o board_n of_o your_o majesty_n judgement_n of_o a_o clause_n in_o the_o 32_o page_n of_o my_o letter_n to_o the_o earl_n of_o castlehaven_n which_o be_v not_o so_o much_o as_o mention_v in_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n say_v paper_n a_o resolve_v pass_v by_o the_o council_n on_o that_o letter_n to_o this_o effect_n that_o it_o be_v a_o scandalous_a libel_n against_o your_o majesty_n royal_a father_n against_o your_o majesty_n and_o against_o the_o government_n but_o i_o find_v no_o clause_n whereon_o such_o judgement_n be_v ground_v your_o majesty_n may_v imagine_v with_o what_o amazement_n as_o well_o as_o trouble_v this_o come_v to_o my_o knowledge_n i_o shall_v with_o less_o concern_v have_v see_v a_o dagger_n at_o my_o old_a faithful_a heart_n then_o to_o have_v receive_v the_o wound_n i_o have_v from_o your_o royal_a hand_n after_o three_o and_o twenty_o year_n faithful_a and_o diligent_a service_n under_o great_a trust_n i_o do_v not_o know_v by_o what_o right_a or_o authority_n the_o council_n table_n who_o be_v limit_v by_o law_n in_o their_o jurisdiction_n take_v upon_o they_o the_o trial_n of_o a_o peer_n for_o pretend_a libel_v though_o i_o shall_v be_v glad_a to_o see_v their_o zeal_n against_o real_a libel_v which_o be_v the_o dangerous_a and_o countenance_v sin_n of_o the_o age._n i_o be_o support_v at_o present_a under_o my_o misfortune_n in_o this_o that_o your_o majesty_n who_o have_v so_o often_o declare_v to_o your_o people_n that_o you_o will_v govern_v according_a to_o law_n will_v not_o deny_v your_o old_a servant_n a_o fair_a and_o legal_a trial_n in_o some_o one_o of_o your_o court_n of_o justice_n upon_o the_o point_n whereof_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n have_v accuse_v i_o before_o they_o take_v any_o impression_n on_o your_o majesty_n to_o my_o prejudice_n and_o then_o i_o no_o way_n doubt_v by_o a_o due_a administration_n of_o the_o law_n i_o shall_v by_o juror_n legal_o impanele_v and_o untamper_v with_o which_o be_v the_o right_n of_o every_o subject_a be_v represent_v to_o your_o majesty_n in_o this_o affair_n under_o a_o character_n more_o suitable_a to_o that_o unblemished_a and_o honour_n with_o which_o i_o be_o arrive_v at_o old_a age_n but_o if_o the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n upon_o his_o prosecution_n of_o i_o before_o those_o judge_n who_o have_v power_n to_o hear_v and_o determine_v shall_v by_o supply_v his_o defect_n of_o proof_n in_o council_n convict_v i_o for_o a_o libeler_n in_o any_o one_o point_n of_o his_o charge_n i_o shall_v not_o only_o deserve_v your_o majesty_n censure_n but_o the_o utmost_a severity_n of_o the_o law_n in_o my_o punishment_n which_o may_v gratify_v the_o ambition_n of_o some_o who_o promote_v