...to the Commonwealth, who muft not expect to be pardon* d in this world, till he be elifpatch d into 'the other. And yet let me tell you, Mr. Speaker my Hand muft not be at that . ^ Dtfpatsh. Thus far a Nobleman that was inurely in the King s Intereft ; and...

...Apoftate tt the Common" wealth, who muft not expect to be pardon'd in this " World, till He be difpitch'd to the other ; and yet " let me tell you, Mr. Speaker, my Hand muft not be '* to that Difpatch. Some Writers have charged Him with drawing up ft jbrmal Scheme, for...

...Apoftate to the Commonwealth, who muft not expedt to be pardoned in this World, till he be difpatched to the other ". And yet, let me tell you, Mr. Speaker, my Hand muft not be to that Difpatch : I proteft, as my Confcience {lands inform'd, I had rather it were off....

...whereof God hath given him the use, but the devil the application. In a word, I believe him to be still that grand apostate to the commonwealth, who must...the other. And yet let me tell you, Mr. Speaker, my hfidd must not be to that dispatch. I protest, as my conscience stands informed, I had rather it were...

...bill for taking away the bishops' votes in parliament, and application. In a word, I believe him still that grand apostate to the commonwealth, who must...in this world, till he be dispatched to the other *." If this was his character, and Digby at this time was not his foe, can any man — I repeat it...

...whereof God has given him the use, ' but the devil the application. In a word, 1 believe him • still that grand apostate to the commonwealth, who must...not expect to be pardoned in this world, till he be dis• patched to the other." Lord Falkland says, "That he committed so many • mighty and so manifest...

...him the use, but the Devil the " application. In a word (adds the Lord " Digby), I believe him still that Grand " Apostate to the Commonwealth, who " must...expect to be pardoned in this " world, till he be despatched into the other. " And yet, let me tell you, Mr. Speaker, " my hand must not be at that despatch."...

...Though he was still of opinion (he said) that that Lord was the same dangerous Minister, and great apostate to the Commonwealth, who must not expect to be pardoned in this world till he was dispatched to another, yet he had rather lose his hand than put it to that dispatch. He put them...

...the Commonwealth, who " must not expect to be pardoned in this " world, till he be despatched into the other. " And yet, let me tell you, Mr. Speaker, " my hand must not be at that despatch." Thus far a nobleman that was entirely in the King's interest; and for his zeal to...

...his, whereof God has given him the use, but the devil the application. In a word, I believe him still that grand apostate to the commonwealth, who must...in this world, till he be dispatched to the other." Lord Falkland says, " that he committed so many mighty and so manifest enormities and oppressions in...