...againft a book intituled, " Memoirs of " the late king James II." as a feditious libel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman; and the bookfeller and printer to be profecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the houfe, that in the county of Limerick the Irifh papifts...

...the church." The piece was a fevere fatire on the violence of the churchparty. The Commons ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman , and the author to be profecuted. He •was accordingly committed to Newgate , tried , condemned to pay a fine...

...AFTER AFTI.R ibis ttanfadtion, the Irifh parliament proceeded to vote, that a work entitled Memoirs of the late King James the Second " was a feditious...certain diforderly catholics had aflembled in the conn* ty of Limerick, and plundered feme proteftants; upon which they immediately in a fud*den fit...

...vote against a book entitled, " Memoirs of the late king James II." as a seditious libel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman ; and the bookseller and printer to be prosecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the house, that...

...vote against a book entitled, " Memoirs of the late king James II." as a seditious libel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman ; and the bookseller and printer to be prosecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the house, that...

...vote against a book entitled, M Memoirs of the late king James II." as a seditious libel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman; and the bookseller and printer to be prosecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the house, that...

...vote against a book entitled, " Memoirs of the late king James II." as a seditious libel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman: and the bookseller and printer to be prosecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the house, that...

...the Church." The piece was a severe satire on the violence of the church party. The commons ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman, and the author to be prosecuted. He was accordingly committed to Newgate, tried, condemned to pay a fine of...

...vote against a book entitled, " Memoirs of the late king James II." as a seditious Übel. They ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman ; and the bookseller and printer to be prosecuted. When this motion was made, a member informed the house, that...

...the Church." The piece was a severe satire on the violence of the church party. The commons ordered it to be burned by the hands of the common hangman, and the author to be prosecuted. He was accordingly committed to Newgate, tried, condemned to pay a fine of...