...eight months next enfuing the date hereof. , Article XII, Laftly the lords juftices and general do undertake that their majefties will ratify thefe articles...fame fhall be ratified and confirmed in parliament. And whereas colonel John Brown flood indebted to feveral protcftants by judgments of record, which...

...of eight months next enfuingj the date hereof. Article XII. Laftly the lords juftices and general do undertake that their majefties will ratify thefe articles...endeavours that the fame fhall be ratified and confirmed, }n parliament. And whereas colonel John Brown ftood indebted to feveral proteftants by judgments of...

...fpace of eight months next enfuing the date hereof. XII. Laflly, the lords-juftices and general do undertake, that their majefties will ratify thefe...fooner, and ufe their utmoft endeavours that the fame {hall be ratified and confirmed in parliament. XIII. And whereas colonel John Brown flood indebted...

...kingdom, on the other part. Whereby our faid juftices and general did undertake that we mould ratify thofe articles, within the fpace of eight months, or fooner ; and ufe their utmoft endeavours that the fame mould be ratified and confirmed in parliament. The tenour of which faid articles is as follows, viz....

...kingdom, on the other part. Whereby our faid juftices and general did undertake that we mould ratify thofe articles, within the fpace of eight months, or fooner ; and ufe their utmoft endeavours that the fame mould be ratified and confirmed in parliament, The tenour of which faid articles is as follows, viz....

...The laft of thefe articles is in the words following : Laft" ly, the lords juftices and general do undertake, that " their majefties will ratify thefe..." fpac'e of eight months or fooner, and ufe their ut*' moft endeavours that the fame mall be ratified *c and confirmed in parliament." It is proper here...

...: " Laftly, the lords Juftices and general «c do undertake, that their Majefties will ratify thefc articles «« within the fpace of eight months or...utmoft endeavours that the fame fhall be ratified and con" firmed in parliament." It is proper here to obferve, that as the King has no power by our conftitution,...

...articles within the fpace of eight nfonths, or fooner, and ufe their utmoft endeavours that the feme fcall be ratified and confirmed in parliament. XIII. And whereas colonel John Brown flood indebted to fcveral protcftants, by judgments of record, which appearing to the,late government,...

...articles within the space of eight months, or sooner, and use their utmost endeavours that the same shall be ratified and confirmed in parliament. XIII. And whereas colonel John Brown stood indebted to several protestants, by judgments of record, which appearing to the late government,...

...V.'hereby our faid juftices and general did undertake that we fhould ratify thofe articles, within the the fpace of eight months, or fooner ; and ufe their utmoft endeavours that the fame fhoul J be ratified and confirmed in parliament. The tenor of which faid articles is as follows, viz....