...gone. " Give place to honefter men ; to thofe who " will more faithfully difcharge their truft. '* You are no longer a parliament; I tell you " you are no longer a parliament - t the Lord •• has done with you." Sir Harry Vane exclaiming againft this conduct: " Sir Harry,...

...addreffing . ~ , , himfelf to the members ,Getyougonet ' ' I0"* fa id he ; give place to hontfl men ; you are no longer a parliament ; I tell you , you are no longer a pariia' mem; the Lord has done with you I He then ac<? cufed one as a drunkard, another as a whoremafter...

...with the keenest reproaches, for its tyranny, oppression, and robbery of the public. Then stamping with his foot, which was a signal for the soldiers to enter. " For shame !" said he to the members, " get you " gone ! and give place to honester men ; to those who will *' more faithfully discharge...

...addressing himself to the members : ' For shame,' sad he, l. get you gone. Give place to horiester men ; to those ' who will more faithfully discharge...longer a parliament ; I tell you, you are no longer a parlia' ment ; the Lord has done with you.' Sir Harry Vane exclaiming against this conduct : ' Sir...

...was immediately filled with armed men. Then addressing himself to the members: " For shame, said he, get you gone. Give place " to honester men ; to those who will more faith" fully discharge their trust. You are no longer a " parliament; 1 tell you, you are no longer...

...vilest reproaches for their tyranny, ambition, oppression, and robbery of the public ; then stamping with his foot, which was a signal for the soldiers...longer " a parliament, I tell you ; you are no longer a par** liament ; the Lord has done with you ; he has " chosen other instruments for carrying on his...

...vilest reproaches, for their tyranny, ambition, oppression, and robbery of the public. Then stamping with his foot, which was a signal for the soldiers...to " those who will more faithfully discharge their f ' trust. You are no longer a parliament: I tell " you, you are no longer a parliament. The Lord "...

...vilest reproaches for their tyranny, ambition, oppression, and robbery of the public ; then stamping with his foot, which was a signal for the soldiers..."get you gone; give " place to honester men, to those who-will more " faithfully discharge their trust : you are no longer ** a parliament, I tell you ;...

...hall, he ordered the doors to be locked, and putting the key in his pocket, returned to Whitehall. • to those who will more faithfully discharge their trust. " You are no longer a parliament; I tell yon, you are no The persons he pitched upon for his next parliament, were the lowest, meanest, and...

...heroism. In like manner the speeches of Cromwell came close upon action. Thus we read in Hume, " stamping with his foot, which was a signal for the soldiers...you gone ; give place to honester men— to those wno will more faithfully discharge their trust. You are no longer a Parliament. I tell you, you are...