...queftion of impeachment, which was carried without a dividen:. Mr Montague then moved, " That Mr Burke do, at the bar of the Houfe of Lords, in the name of the Houle of Commons, and of all the Commons of Great Britain, impeach Warren Haftings, Efq; late Governor-General...

...Fall of the great Earl <jf Clarendon. — The twelfth of November Sir Edward Seymour impeached him at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords in the Name of all the Commons of England for high Treafont andfundry arbitrary and tyrannical Proceedings contrary...

...ordered, that dem?anourds,MaVda Sir George Oxenden do go up to the Lords, and at their Bar, friTdlfw^A?: in the Name of the Houfe of Commons, and of all the tides accordingly. Commons of Great Britain, impeach Thomas Earl of Macclesfield of High Crimes and...

...to the Difhonour of England, and its Allies. That they were the Aflerters of the Honour and Rights of the Houfe of Commons, and of all the Commons of England^ in Oppofition to the infolent Affronts and Injuries that were lately offtr'd to both. That they were...

...refolved he mould be impeached of high crimes and mifdemeanors, and Mr. Dolben was ordered to impeach him at the bar of the houfe of lords, in the name of all the commons of England. A committee was appointed to draw up articles, and A- c. Sacheverel was...

...be carried up to the Houfe of Lords, by the Lord Falkland, and delivered at the Bar of that Houfe, in the Name of the Houfe of Commons, and of all the Commons in England. This Impeachment is entered in both the Journals ; but we give it from thofe of the Commons...

...and this Day, Jan 16, came on the Trial of that great Prelate at their Bar ; when Serjeant JVylde, in the Name of the Houfe of Commons, and of all the Commons of England, accufed him of High Treafon, and of High Crimes and Mifdemeanors ; and defired that the feveral Impeachments...

...be carried up to the Houfe of Lords, by the Lord Falkland, and delivered at the Bar of that Houfe, in the Name of the Houfe of Commons, and of all the Commons in England. This Impeachment is entered in both the Journals ; but we give it from thofe of the Commons...

...refolved, that he mould be impeached of hiah crimes and mildemeanotir?, and Mr. Dolben was ordered to do it at the bar of the houfe of lords, in the name of all the commons of Great-Britain. At the fame time, a committee was appointed to draw up the articles...

...moft impudent and inflammatory fermon, preached before the Lord Mayor, on Nov. 5, 1709, was impeached at the bar of -the Houfe of Lords, in the .name of the Commons of Great Britain, for hi<rh crimes and rrrifdemeanors, &c. Havin^ been tried before the Lords,...