...tfrminer, be indicted in that term or feliion, or elfe admitted to bail; unlefs the " ported to the houfe, and declared that they who were for the " bill were the majority, though it indeed went on the other fide ; " and by this means the bill pail." 1 Burnct, Hift. Cb. 11. 485. king's witncfTes cannot be...

...not obferved •" it, he went on with this mifreckoning of ten, fo it was re" ported to the houfe, and declared that they who were for the " bill were the majority, though it indeed went on the other fide; " and by this means the bill paft." i £urntt, Hlft. Ch. II. 485 to the accusation in the proper...

...not ebfcrved " it, he went on with this mifreckoning of ten, fo it was re•" ported to the houfe, and declared that they who were for the " bill were the majority, though it indeed went on the ether fide; n aad by tlu's means the bill pad." I Burnet, Jii/l. Ch. //. 485 to the accufation in the...

...had not obfcrved " it, he went on with this mifreckoning of ten, fo it wa1 re" ported to the houfe, and declared that they who were for the •• bill were the majority, though it rndeed went on the ether fide; " and by this means the bill pail." i Burntt, Hi/i. Ch. II. 485 to the...

...Norris had not obfervcd it, he wttit'on with this mifreckoning of "ten, fo it was reported to thr houfe, and declared that they' " who were for the bill were the majority, though it indeed went K on the other fide ; and by this means the bill paft." i Burnct, H¡p. Ct. If. 485. Note "il, page...

...* and, therefore, we cannot be surprised that a party was constantly at work against him. reckoning of ten. So it was reported to the House, and declared...majority,' though it indeed went on the other side; and, by this means, the bill past." It was speedily made use of, it appears. " There was a bold forward...

...* and, therefore, we cannot be surprised that a party was constantly at work against him. reckoning of ten. So it was reported to the House, and declared...majority,' though it indeed went on the other side; and, by this means, the bill past." It was speedily made use of, it appears. " There was a bold forward...

...and Lord Norris were named to be the tellers; Lord Norris being a man subject to vapours, was not at all times attentive to what he was doing; so a very...majority, though it indeed went on the other side; and by this means the bill passed." Waterloo Colours In a Scottish regiment at the battle of Waterloo,...

...and Lord Norris were named to be the tellers. Lord Norris being a man subject to vapours, was not at all times attentive to what he was doing; so a very...majority, though it indeed went on the other side ; and by this means the bill passed." 77. The Country Schoolmaster. A. country schoolmaster, hight...

...counted him ten for a jest at first, but seeir.g Lord Norris had not observed it, he went on with this misreckoning of ten, so it was reported to the House,...majority, though it indeed went on the other side ; and by this means the Bill passed." CONSANGUINITY EXTRAORDINARY. — At a ball in Gloucestershire...