 | Bevil Higgons - 1725 - 476 páginas
...Papers that were figrid in courje, without the Kings knowing any thing of it- Tct when that cDi{coeuery drew no other Severity, but the turning him out of Office-, and the pamnr' a Sentence JJ , . . . '»!•*/• • ; • / condemning htm to die j or it, which was presently... | |
 | Dennis Taaffe - 1810 - 588 páginas
...did affirm, that he, out of zeal for the king's service, got his hand to it, having put it into the bundle of papers, that were signed in course, without...drew no other severity but the turning him out of his office, &c. * Saunderson's king James. t Id.ib. all men believed that the king knew of the letter,... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1823 - 644 páginas
...Balmerinoch did affirm, that he out of zeal to the king's service got his hand to it, having put it in the bundle of papers that were signed in course, without...restored to his liberty,) all men believed that the king knew of the letter, and that the pretended confession of the secretary was only collusion to lay... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1823 - 642 páginas
...Balmerinoch did affirm, that he out of zeal to the king's service got his hand to it, having put it in the bundle of papers that were signed in course, without the king's knowing any thing of it e. Yet when that discovery drew no other severity, but the turning him out of office, and the passing... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1833 - 676 páginas
...Balmerinoch did affirm, that he out of zeal to the king's service got his hand to it, having put it in the bundle of papers that were signed in course, without the king's knowing any thing of itd. Yet when that discovery drew no other severity, but the turning him out of office, and the passing... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1850 - 996 páginas
...did affirm, that he out of zeal to the king's service got his hand to it, having pat it in the handle of papers that were signed in course, without the...restored to his liberty), all men believed that the king knew of the letter, and that the pretended confession of the secretary was only collusion, to... | |
 | Edwin Abbott Abbott - 1872 - 88 páginas
...turning (a) him out of office, and the (11 a) passing a sentence (b) condemning him to die for it (31) (which was presently pardoned, and he was after a...restored to his liberty), all men believed that the king knew of the letter, (c) (43) and that (6 b) the pretended confession of the secretary was only... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1897 - 666 páginas
...Balmerino did affirm that he out of zeal to the king's service got his hand to it, having put it in athe bundle" of papers that were signed in course, without the king's knowing any thing of it l. Yet when that discovery drew no other severity on the secretary, but the turning him 1609. out of... | |
 | Edwin Abbott Abbott - 1898 - 104 páginas
...turning (a) him out of office, and the (II a)passing a sen-tence (b) condemning him to die for it (31) (which was presently pardoned, and he was after a...restored to his liberty), all men believed that the king knew of the letter, (c) (43) and that (6 b) the pretended confession of the secretary was only... | |
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Yet when that discovery drew no other severity, but the turning him out of office, and the passing a sentence condemning him to die for it, (which was presently pardoned, and he was after a short confinement restored to his liberty,) all men believed... 