 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1742 - 538 sider
...they were 'fubjed to pay the (^ueen a certain Duty called Mifa, that therefore they might be excufcd of the Subfidy, and abated their Part of it. The Lords,...Queen commanded an Entry to be made in the Journal of riie Houfë of Lords, That ihe was pleafed the ChefKire-men and Welfh-men ihould be refpited the Mifes... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1742 - 486 sider
...fecond Reading, that for as much as they were fubject to pay the Queen a certain Duty called Mt'fes, that therefore they might be excufed of the Subfidy, and abated their Part of it. The Anno i -5 Car. II. The Lords, wh6 then knew they had no Power to dlminifh 1671. _ any Part of the Aid... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1808 - 740 sider
...bill was a called Mises, that therefore they might be excnsed of tiie subsidy, and abated their parts of it. The lords, who then knew they had no power to diminish any part of the AM granted by the commons, did therefore address themselves to l he queen... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1860 - 700 sider
...certain duty, called Mises; that therefore they might be excused of the Subsidy, and abated their parts of it. The Lords, who then knew they had no power to diminish any part of the aid granted by the Commons, did therefore 21 SUMMARY of Precedents, &c. —... | |
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Mifes, that therefore they might be excufed of the Subfidy, and abated their part of it. The Lords who then knew they had no power to diminifh any part of the Aid granted by the Commons, did therefore Addrefs themfelves to the Queen in their behalf. The... 