...iffued an Arret by which a- ment. tnong other things they fupprefled this Piece of modern Divinity, and ordered it to be burnt by the Hands of the Common Hangman. Hereupon the HighChurch Biftiops had new Meetings, and by their Intrigues fo' n prevailed on the Court...

...in which be denies almoft every Article of his Charge, but the Parliament voted it fcandalous, and ordered it to be burnt by the Hands of the common Hangman. (/>) ' I make no Doubt (fays Lord Cornbury in a * Letter to the Duke of Ormonde^ the 8th of Dec* *...

...on king Charles I, of ever blefled memory, and tending to the fubverfion of monarchy,' and thereupon ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. Then their lordfhips took into confideration a printed ' fermon preached on the 3Oth of January, 1701,...

...of the realm, and to excite them fo traitorous infurreaions againii his majefty 's government ;" and ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. On the fame day Mr.' Wilkes complained of breach of privilege, by the itnprifonment of his perfon,...

...years afterwards, was treated with that respect which it so justly merited. In 1710, the house of lords ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. •' m " Libros per xdiles cremandos censoere patres; sed manserunt occultati, et editi. Quo magis...

...he denies almost every article of his charge ; but the parliament voted his defence scandalous, and ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. After which his lordship was banished the King's dominions for life, by act of parliament He spent the remaining...

...he denies almost every article of his charge;* hut the parliament voted his defence, scandalous, and ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. December 18, his lordship was banished the king's dominions for life by act of parliament ; he spent...

...denies almost every article of liis charge ;* but the parliament voted his defence scandalous, and ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman. December 18, bis lordship was banished the king's dominions for life by act oT parliament ; he spent...

...do against the law! Why, the law itself is a forgery ; an impudent counterfeit of justice ; it ought to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman, after the law-makers had been first subjected to its operation." P. 617. And that no doubt might remain, as to...

...Archer, MA sometime preacher at Lombardstreet." The Assembly denounced it as blasphemous ; and the Lords ordered it to be burnt by the hands of the common hangman, and all the copies of it to be called in. It was necessary, that before any book could be printed,...