...; the sacredness of the clergy j .the sacrilege of impropriations ; the demolishing of puritanism j the building up of the prerogative, &c. In short,...popery, and to destroy as much as they could' of the gospeJ, without bringing themselves in danger of being destroyed by the law. " These men have been...

...seems to have been their work (speaking of some prelates and their adherents) to try how much of a papist might be brought in without popery; and to...they could of the gospel, without bringing themselves into danger of being destroyed by the law. To go yet further; some of them have laboured so industriously...

...scaffold, are described by Lord Falkland : " It seems to have been their wish, to try fcow much of a Papist might be brought in without Popery ; and to...they could of the gospel, without bringing themselves into danger of being destroyed by the law. To go yet farther ; some of them have laboured so industriously...

..." It seemed, says be, tbeir work try how much of a Papist might be brought in without Popery, a»J to destroy as much as they could of the gospel, without bringing themselves into danger of being destroyed liy the law. - Some of tLets hare so industriously lahoured to deduce...

...sermons being the jus divinum 6f ' bishops and tithes ; the sacredness of the clergy; the sac* rilege of impropriations ; the demolishing of puritanism...Beal ' and Manwaring ; by appearing for monopolies andship' money ; some of them have labored to exclude all persons ' and causes of the clergy from the...

...sacredness of the clergy ; the sacrilege of impropriations ; the demolishing of Puritanism ; the buildingup of the prerogative, &c. In short, their work has been...shipmoney ; some of them have laboured to exclude all persons and causes of the clergy from the temporal magistrate, and by hindering prohibitions, to have...

...full in Nalson's Collections : " It seemed their work was to try how much of a papist might be hrought in without popery, and to destroy as much as they could of the Gospel without hringing themselves in danger of being destroyed by the law. . . Mr. Speaker, to go yet farther, some...

...not been much if it had been depressed ; the chief subjects of the sermons, being, the jus divinum of bishops and tithes ; the sacredness of the clergy...Beal and Manwaring ; by appearing for monopolies and ship money ; some of them have laboured to exclude all persons and causes of the clergy from the temporal...

...had not been much if it had been depressed ; the chief subjects of the sermons being, the jus divinum of bishops and tithes ; the sacredness of the clergy...Beal and Manwaring ; by appearing for monopolies and ship money ; some of them have laboured to exclude all persons and causes of the clergy from the temporal...

...scaffold with their monarch's blood : — ' It seems ' to have been their wish to try how much of a papist might be ' brought in without popery, and to...' could of the gospel, without bringing themselves into danger ' of being destroyed by the law. To go yet farther, some of ' them have labored so industriously...