...Judges (his Lords and Servants encircling him,) where kneeling down in the midst, he used these words: " My Lords, the Judges; it is lately come to my hearing, that you have now in examination a business of poysbning, Lord in what a most miserable condition shall this Kingdom be, (the only famous...

...after he was delivered from the Gowry conspirators], ' he used, ' says Weldon, ' these very words : ' " My lords, the judges, it is lately come to my hearing, that you have now in examination a business of poisoning. Lord, in what a most miserable condition shall this kingdom be, (the only famous...

...lords and servants encircling him,) where, kneeling down in the midst, he used these words : — ' My lords the judges, it is lately come to my hearing that you have now in examination a business of poisoning. Lord, in what a miserable condition shall this kingdom be, (the only famous...

...and servants encircling him,) where, kneeling down in the midst of them, he used these very words : " My Lords, the Judges, it is lately come to my hearing, that you have now in examination a business of poysoning. Lord, in what a most miserable condition shall this kingdome be, (the only famous...

...all the Judges. According to Sir Anthony Weldon, he knelt down in the midst of them, and said, <"31y Lords the Judges, it is lately come to my hearing that you have now in examination a business of poisoning. Lord ! i" what a miserable condition shall this kingdom be (the only famous...

...midst of them," says Sir Anthony Weldon, who was then at Royston, "he used these very words " : — My Lords the Judges, it is lately come to my hearing that you have now in examination a business of poysoning. Lord, in what a most miserable condition shall this kingdome be (the only famous...