 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1742 - 530 trang
...fatisfied that the Petitioner's Behaviour has been fuch, as convinces his Majefty that he is an Objedl of his Majefty's Mercy ; and his Majefty confents that this Petition be prsfented to the Houfe. Then the faid Petition was brought up and read, letting forth, That the Petitioner... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1788 - 772 trang
...ject, and fettling the fucceffion of the Crown," rflight be read. And the fame being read accordingly; The faid Petition was brought up, and read ; fetting forth, " That the petitioners efteem it their duty to repre" lent to the Houfe, thai great and notorious abules prevail... | |
 | 1725 - 408 trang
...fatisfied that the petitioner's Behaviour his been fuch, as convinces his M,ajefty that he is an Objeft of his Majefty's Mercy ; and his Majefty Confents that this Petition be prefcnted to this Houfe. After which, the faid Petition was brought up and read, fettftig forth, That... | |
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... Affurances of Duty, Allegiance, and Fidelity, which his Majefty fo far accepted, as to give him Encouragement to hope for fome future Marks of his Majefty's Grace and Goodnefs ; and that his Majefty is fatisfied that the Petitioner's Behaviour has... 