...expressing any resentment, received a remonstrance, in which they asserted, *• that it hath been the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...question and complain of all persons, of what degree feoever, found grievous to the commonwealth, in abusing the power and trust committed to them by their...

...existence as a legislative assembly was purely a matter of royal sufferance, they dared to assert it as "the ancient, constant, and undoubted, right, and...complain of all persons, of what degree soever, found dangerous to the commonwealth, in abusing the power and trust My s. committed to them by their sovereign."...

...commons, who can have no private end but yourmajesty'sserviceandthe goodof our country, that ithath been the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...power and trust committed to them by their sovereign. A course approved not only by the examples in your father's days, of famous memory, but by frequent...

...can have no private end but your majesty's service, and the good of our country, that it hath been the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...power and trust committed to them by their sovereign." This address was presented to the king by a committee, «nd read to him by secretary Cooke. He postponed...

...interrupted ; and the like with regard to Dr. Turner. " Concerning the Duke of Buckingham, it hath been the ancient, constant and undoubted right and usage...degree soever, found grievous to the Commonwealth, &c., &c. " Lastly, we most humbly beseech your Majesty graciously to conceive, that, though it hath...

...legislative body was a matter purely of royal sufferance. The commons on their part declared it to be " the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...complain of all persons, of what degree soever, found dangerous to the commonwealth in abusing the power and trust committed to them by the sovereign ;"...

...for, if any ill happen, I shall be the last shall feel it." But the Commons maintained that it was " 3H 3 3 dangerous to the commonwealth in abusing the power and trust committed to them by the sovereign :"...

...for, if any ill happen, I shall be the last shall feel it." But the Commons maintained that it was " the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...complain of all persons of what degree soever, found dangerous to the commonwealth in abusing the power and trust committed to them by the sovereign :"...

...determination to maintain their turbulent spirits, stood upon their them. prerogatives, and overthrew them all, addressed the king in very decorous language, but...of peers on eight articles, many of them probably well-founded ; yet as the commons heard no evidence in support of them, it was rather unreasonable...

...for, if any ill happen, I shall be the last shall feel it." But the Commons maintained that it was " the ancient, constant, and undoubted right and usage...complain of all persons of what degree soever, found dangerous to the commonwealth in abusing the power and trust committed to them by the sovereign :"...