...; a Prince revered by the whole nation, for his humanity, benevolence, and candour. Thefe were onjy private virtues ; but thefe were all he had then a...Prince would write a letter to the King, he and all his councilors fliould be taken into favour, fifty thoufand pounds £hould be added to his revenue, twohundred...

...head of the oppofition, im*porting, that if his royal h-ighnefs would write a letter of condefcenfion to the king, he and all his counfellors fhould be taken into favour; fifty thoufand pounds be added to his revenue, four times that fum be immediately difburfed for the payment of his debts;...

...of Oxford was accordingly fent to him, with an offer, that if he would write a letter of fubmiffion to the king, he and all his counfellors fhould be taken into favour, fifty thoufand pounds fhould be added to his revenue, two hundred thoufaml fhould be granted him to pay his debts, and fuitable...

...to the Prince of Wales, importing, That if his royal highnefs would write a letter of condefcenfion to the King, he and all his counfellors fhould be taken into favour ; that fifty thoufand pounds fhould be added to his revenue ; four times that fum be difburfed immediately...

...endeavour taking him from the party ; a meffage therefore was carried to his royal highnefs by the bifiiop of Oxford, importing, that, if the prince would write...and all his counfellors fhould be taken into favour, fifcy thoufand pounds fhould be added to his revenue, two hundied thoufand given him to pay bis debts,...

...to the Prince of Wales, importing, That if his Royal Highnefs would write a letter of condefcenfion to the King, he and all his counfellors fhould be taken into favour ; that fifty thoufand pounds mould be added to his revenue ; four times that fum be difburfed immediately...