...Impeachment to be read, as tollo« eth : * Life, p. 382. ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT, by the Commons assembled, in the name of themselves and of all the commons of England, against John lord vise. Mordaunt, Constable of the Castle of Windsor, fur several High Crimes and Misdemeanors...

...of this kingdom. Of all which Treasons, Crimes,aud OlTences, the knights, citizens, and burgesses, in parliament assembled, do, in the name of themselves,...and of all the commons of England, impeach the said sir Adam Blair, &c. and every of them. And the said commons, by protestation, saving to themselves...

...IMPEACHMENT of Sir EDWARD DERING, knt. and hart, by the Commons assembled in this present Parliament, in the name of themselves and of all the Commons of England, for high Crimes, and Misdemeanors by him committed as follows :• I. " That whereas an Ordinance was...

...you must in this case bu governed by the rule and method of parliament, which is this : The Commons, in the name of themselves, and of all the Commons of England, impeach such a person, and they bring up this impeachment to the Lords in general, and there they have liberty...

...privy council, during the time that all and every the crimes before set forth were done and committed : for which matters and things, the knights, citizens,...Commons, in parliament assembled, do, in the name of (hemselves and of all the Commons of Great Britain, impeach the said James duke of Ormond of high treason,...

...people, and now is in open and actuaj rebellion against the king, parliament and kingdom : for wliich matters and things, the knights, citizens and burgesses...parliament assembled, do, in the name of themselves, and of alt the commons of England, impeach the said James, lord Strange, of High-Treason. " And the said Commons,...

...this kingdom. ' — ' L! - -• Of all which treasons and crimes, the knights citizens and burgesses in parliament assembled do, in the name of themselves and of all tin Commons of Great Britain, impeach the sail James earl of Derwentwater, William lord Widdrington,...

...in open and actual rebellion against the King's Parliament and kingdom ; for which matters and thing the knights, citizens, and burgesses of the House of Commons in Parliament assembled, do in the names of themselves, and of all the commons of England, impeach the said James Lord Strange of high...

...And then hie lordship told him, 1 He was impeached by the commons of England assembled in parliament, in the name of themselves and of all the commons of England, for several high crimes and misdemeanours committed by him, which charge should be read unto him.'...

...And then his lordship told him, ' He was impeached by the commons of England assembled in parliament, in the name of themselves and of all the commons of England, for several high crimes and misdemeanours committed by him, which charge should be read unto him.'...