...in the Journal of the House, for the year 1653, these words : " This day his Excellence the Lord G. Cromwell dissolved this House," which words the Parliament...such and such a Parliament was dissolved, whether by command of the King or by their own neglect, as the last House of Lords was ; and that to this end...

...handwriting, and that he did it by rights of his office, and the practice of his predecessor ; and that tho intent of the practice was to let posterity know how...such and such a Parliament was dissolved, whether by command of the King or by their own neglect, as the last House of Lords was ; and that to this end...

...his own handwriting, and that he did it by right of his office and the practice of his predecessors; and that the intent of the practice was to let posterity...such and such a Parliament was dissolved, whether by command of the King, or by their own 25 neglect, as the last House of Lords was, and that to this end...

...they came to be entered. He answered that they were his own handwriting, and that he did it by virtue of his office, and the practice of his predecessor ; * and that the intent of the Sequestered Clergy," printed in 1660, he calls himself" Preacher of God's word at St. Peter's, Paul's...

...own handwriting, and that he did it by rights of his office, and the practice of his predecessor ; 4 and that the intent of the practice was to let posterity know how such and such a Parliament war dissolved, whether by the command of the King, or by the' 1 John Pepys, afterwards in holy orders,...

...own handwriting and that he did it by virtue of his office and the practice of his predecessors; 5 and that the intent of the practice was to let posterity...their own neglect, as the last House of Lords was; 6 and that to this end he had said and writ that it was dissolved by his Excellence the Lord Generall....