The Life of James Duke of Ormond Containing An Account of the Most Remarkable
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107- debates ahoui itii meethig. (1641. ) C5 some endeavours should be used to make it jjalatable to those who were most averse to it, that they might be reconciled to it in some measure. And after a long de- bate of all particular circumstances, it was resolved that the earl of Orniond, sir John Temple, and sir Piers Crosby, all members of the board, should have a meeting with Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bourke, and some others of the most active and powerful members of the house of commons, and let them k...now from the council, that being informed of their good affections and desires to do something in the house that might tend to the suppression of the pre- sent rebellion, they approved very well thereof ; and though they could by no means absolutely remove the proroga- tion, yet they would comply so far for their satisfaction as to limit it to a shorter time ; and that at present they would give them leave to sit one whole day, in case they would immediately fall upon the work of making a pro- testation against the rebels ; and that they should have liberty (if they pleased) to depute some members of their own house to treat with the rebels about their laying- down of arms ; and that the council would be ready to receive whatever grievances those rebels had to complain of, and would transmit them over to his majesty for a speedy redress.
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107- debates ahoui itii meethig. (1641. ) C5 some endeavours should be used to make it jjalatable to those who were most averse to it, that they might be reconciled to it in some measure. And after a long de- bate of all particular circumstances, it was resolved that the earl of Orniond, sir John Temple, and sir Piers Crosby, all members of the board, should have a meeting with Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bourke, and some others of the most active and powerful members of the house of commons, and let them k...now from the council, that being informed of their good affections and desires to do something in the house that might tend to the suppression of the pre- sent rebellion, they approved very well thereof ; and though they could by no means absolutely remove the proroga- tion, yet they would comply so far for their satisfaction as to limit it to a shorter time ; and that at present they would give them leave to sit one whole day, in case they would immediately fall upon the work of making a pro- testation against the rebels ; and that they should have liberty (if they pleased) to depute some members of their own house to treat with the rebels about their laying- down of arms ; and that the council would be ready to receive whatever grievances those rebels had to complain of, and would transmit them over to his majesty for a speedy redress.
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