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... March , 1865. A Speech of the Dean of St. Paul's , & c . 3. Answer to the Speech of the Dean of St. Paul's against Subscription to the Articles of Religion . By the Right Hon . Joseph Napier , D.C.L. 4. A Letter to the Lord Bishop of ...
... March . The error is worth noticing because the book is , we believe , used as a text - book in the University lectures . It will be found in the second volume at pp . 355-356 . The Parliament of 1620 was really summoned for the 16th of ...
... March , 1625 , King James died . It is worth while to quote Mr. Hallam's summary of the work done by the Parliament during this King's time , because it shows us the position in which the House of Commons and the Crown stood at the ...
... March , 1639 , from Beaumaris , where he was detained for want of a fair wind on his way to Ireland . He says that he appre- hends a fit of the gout , but that he will go to Ireland and return as quickly as possible . For I will make ...
... March was fixed for the vote in supply , and before that day Eliot carried four resolutions against Buckingham , attacking him on the grounds of his neglect and maladministration as Lord High Admiral , the multiplicity of offices which ...