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92-101. XX.] Ceremonies of Parliament, 471 of laws for the commonwealth. Then the speaker maketh <^^~]^|^!^'^ tain requests to the prince in the name of the commons; first the apeaker. that his majesty wonld be content that they may use and ei^joy all their liberties and privileges that the common house was wont to enjoy; secondly, that they might frankly and freely say their minds in disputing of such matters as may come in question and that without offence to his majesty : thirdly, that if any should chance of that lower |ioase to offend, or not to do or say as should become him, or if any should offend any of them being called to make his highness' court, that they them- selves might, according to the ancient custom, have the punish- ment of them : and fourthly, that if there come any doubt whereupon they shall desire to have the advice or conference with his majesty or with any of the lords tl>ey might do it * ; all which he promiseth in the commons' names that they shall not abuse but have such regard as most faithful true and loving subjects ought to have to their prince.
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92-101. XX.] Ceremonies of Parliament, 471 of laws for the commonwealth. Then the speaker maketh <^^~]^|^!^'^ tain requests to the prince in the name of the commons; first the apeaker. that his majesty wonld be content that they may use and ei^joy all their liberties and privileges that the common house was wont to enjoy; secondly, that they might frankly and freely say their minds in disputing of such matters as may come in question and that without offence to his majesty : thirdly, that if any should chance of that lower |ioase to offend, or not to do or say as should become him, or if any should offend any of them being called to make his highness' court, that they them- selves might, according to the ancient custom, have the punish- ment of them : and fourthly, that if there come any doubt whereupon they shall desire to have the advice or conference with his majesty or with any of the lords tl>ey might do it * ; all which he promiseth in the commons' names that they shall not abuse but have such regard as most faithful true and loving subjects ought to have to their prince.
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