Reports of Cases in the Courts of Star Chamber and High CommissionCamden Society, 1886 - 328 páginas |
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Reports of Cases in the Courts of Star Chamber and High Commission England and Wales. Court of Star Chamber Visualização completa - 1886 |
Reports of Cases in the Courts of Star Chamber and High Commission England and Wales. Court of Star Chamber Visualização completa - 1886 |
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accused adultery affirmed alleaged answere ARCHBISHOP Arthur Savage Article Assizes Atturney Bampton bill BISHOP OF LONDON Bishop of Rochester brought Bushell CAMD CANTERBURY Casen cause censure charge childe Christ Church confessed confesseth conventicles Councell Court dammages Deane defendants delivered deponent divers Doctor Hooke Doctor of Lawe doeth donne Dr Hooke drawen Earle Ecclesiasticall Edward Cotton Exeter fame father fitt Frost fyne generall guilty hath heard heere HENRY MARTIN High Commission himselfe hould John Jackson Judge Justice justice of peace King King's letter Lord Deputy Lord Falkland Lord Keeper markett married Matie matter minister oath offence opinion parish petition plaintiff prayers preach proofe proved publique punished repentance Richard Richard Carrier riott saith sayd scandall seat sentence sermon servant Sheriffe shewed simony sinne sonne spake St John suit therfore thing Thomas tould Travers tryall tyme unto Viccars wife William witnesse witnesses words
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Página 301 - God, to give milk to the babes and younglings and strong meat for the men of understanding; you have the word of God to feed you, the Sacraments to strengthen you, and we support you by prayer. For all this what despite do you return us? You call us abominable men, to be hated of all, that we carry the mark of...
Página 52 - beat the workmen, set up a pair of gallows for to terrify the workmen, threw some of them into the water and held them under a while'; and when a writ came down from the Star Chamber to summon them to answer for a riot, they set the messenger who carried it in the stocks. One Mr Hawthorne was then 'throwen into the river and kept in with poles a great while'; and 'some of the rioters poured water in at the necks of some of the workmen.
Página 161 - to be fined 500 marks, to lose both his ears upon the pillory, to be Whipped and imprisoned till he can find sureties for his good behavior...
Página 277 - I dare not worship God in vaine," but saith THE BISHOP OF LONDON, " will you not sweare and take an oath when you are called to it by the Magistrate ? " S. JONES. " Yes, I will answere upon my oath to end a controversy before a lawful magistrate.
Página 287 - Court is lymited, & you may be driven to abiure the Realme for your offence. Then Robert Reignoldes of Thistleworth was tendered the oath. He desired to speak 2 or 3 wordes : If I have done any thing against the Law, lett me be accused by the Course of the law : if I thought this oath might be taken with a good Conscience, I would take it; and I doe for the present desire you, though you doe not pitty me yet to pitty my poore wife & smale Children. York. Pitty your wife £ Children your self, and...
Página 273 - Sizer in Oxford? I take it you were; and you shew your thankfullnes by this." He answered that he was a Minister. LONDON. " How and by whom qualified? Where are your orders?" LATROPP. " I am a Minister of the gospell of Christ, and the Lord hath qualified me.
Página 305 - That to the believer all things are pure, and that David when he committed adultery pleased God as well as when he danced before the Arke.
Página 288 - Mr Barker, the printer. There is a cause begunne against him for false printeing of the Bible in divers places of it, in the Edition of 1631, vizt., in the 20 of Exod[us], "Thou shalt committ adultery"; and in the fifte of Deut[eronomy], "The Lord hath shewed us his glory, and his great asse"; and for divers other faults; and that they had printed it in very bad paper. And the BISHOP OF LONDON shewed that this would undoc the trade, and was a • See p.