...give up the violators of those laws, even when his own servants, to the justice of their country. * The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...the privy council, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where he was kept about two months, through the delays made by the several judges to whom...

...parliament. f From the immense fines which were laid upon them, and which it seems they were in a • The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...king for a new parliament, was examined before the privy-council, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where he was kept about two months, through...

...circumstance in the English government.^ * The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jcnks, who Laving made a motion at Guildhall, in the year 1676, to petition 'the king for a now parliament, was examined before the privycouncil, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where...

...remedy was applied rather late to the disorder, but yet it was at last applied. « The indiv idual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks, who having...motion at Guildhall, in the year 1676, to petition the kin? for • new parliament, was examined before the privy-council, and afterward committed to the...

...almost think that they have a right), excited a general ferment. " This event," says Bishop Burnet, (k) The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...king for a new parliament, was examined before the privy-council, and afterwards committed to the Gatehouse, where he was kept about two months, through...

...individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks, who, having made a motion at Guildhall, in the year 1C7C, to petition the king for a new parliament, was examined before the privy-council, and afterwards committed to the Gatehouse, where he was kept about two months, through...

...almost tliink that they have a right), excited a general ferment. " This event," says Bishop Burnet, (k) The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...who having made a motion at Guildhall, in the year 167C, to petition the king for a new parliament, was examined before the privy-council, and afterwards...

...their offices, to have been condemned by a sentence of Parliament.f From the immense fines which * The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...the Privy Council, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where he was kept about two months, through the delays made by the several judges to whom...

...their offices, to have been condemned by a sentence of Parliament.f Prom the immense fines which * The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks,...the Privy Council, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where he was kept about two months, through the delays made by the several judges to whom...

...Habeas Corpus Act." " The individual here alluded to was one Francis Jenks, who," says De Lolme, " having made a motion at Guildhall, in the year 1676,...the Privy Council, and afterwards committed to the Gate-house, where he was kept about two months through the delays made by the several judges, to whom...