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Show ---- ~~~~~~C~h~a,~e~,~i~n~th~e~S~~~r~-C~h~a~~~b~er~,~~~a~in~p~~~.~~.~~doth~rlo ·I 78 -~ .a· And like a kindofConf~or, vnfhed htm tdo the others ffl.!!eprons_; d to fa tis fie the #or/d. What U'orl., difchar~e his Confctence ;;en World at 'lyburn: For the W'or~d at I marvatle? It was fure ld t London was fatisfied before; Te.ftc G11ild-Hall, and the Wor a have a ot fafhion,now a dayes, that the Belli that rang: Bd~ men .11 tak~ upon them the Name of the two or three bufie :oh I~s~;~ Conceits, as ifit were, a general World; And broac t eu ) When they could not work upon Opinion: Well,_ wh~t ~.0~a~ion turned abont his Horfe/when Weflon,then H. I. In ~n n v:~ the L;dder ;) And faid, he was forry the other, was tuGmg oTh twa~ to have the State, honoured, or offuch a Conclu ton: k a nd-~eported his words, in another jufl:ifi.ed ; But others too fe:ein it is not Confeffed. degree : · ~u~;hat 1 \:J~~other gAppendix, before this , in time 5 I!· I. his OJJ ence, da of the Verdil1 given up, by the )ur~, whtch was, that, at thds 1;e his Verdi&; Saying openly that lf He alfo, would nee g ld doubt what to do. Marry (he h~wereof the juryil herro~hetherhefpakethis,before.th~Jufatth,) h_e cannot the ';r:,Jia or after; Wherein there Is lutle ry~hadgtven uhp ~ HI. ~ereaPre-Jurour,oraPo~-Jurour; gatned. For w et er,_ · ':1-u be other as to tamt them. The 'one was as to pre;utge t~e ~~~~l:men, in generall,your Lord- OftheoJ[e~tce, of the e tw (; that it is an offence, greater, and fbip.rmuftgtvemeleave~. to ay, .. d I know well that as we d us then ts concetve • ' · more angcro ' iji . Jufticein a corner; So we have,no have no spanifh Inq~et tthon.r, n~r. Death. But that they may fpeak Gttgging,of~e~s~ut s~a~tu;:hen it'mufr come, from the free freely,- at t e a . our ~ot b Tc~ptation of ff2!!e.ftions. Tl'le Mott~n ' of the Part, askedy ought to tend' to fun her Revea_l~ ljizo~6e?r~t;~e tZr :thers Guiltinefs; Brit to ufe, ~ ~efliDn'... m Inhg,Nf · f f~lfe Interrogator}, to falfifie that, whtch IS Res jut e a~u:e, o a bl For that were, to 6refr a Court~ or Comdi~ ata, ts lftoll~ra e~ 7Jburn againfi: the Kint,J Bench, ~t Weflmin .. miflionA od ~efid; i~ is a Thing Yain, and idle: Fo~ tf they .a~er • . 0 d .c 1 ~'the Judgemetd pafr,i~ adds no Cred1t ; Nor tf It fwcr,accer ~gd gatcth nothing. But yet' it fubje~e.th' the be contrary, tt. ero ular and vulgar Talk, and opmton. .JUaMjeftJ of~*fltthce,fcet~feogpreat ~nd dangerous, O_ffences; For if we Y Lorur, e ' .11 • t . • • r:s.,9 ·ce Juftice w~ not main atn :us. do not main tatn J••rt Ja,. fhall hear . the Examinations.them-fel~ vets ;n uopwo,n ywo h~tcr Lh ;o, rlh;in have occaflon' to note, fome parti· cular Things, &c. · i I .. The HiJ Lordihips Sp~ech, at the takJng,hiJ place in Cha·ncety. lbt Effeel of tbat, wbitb WaJ fpo~n, by t'be Lord.Keepet, oftha Great Seal of England, at the tt~ltJng, of hiJ' p!11ce, in Chancery; In perfo~mance of the Charge,. hiJ' Majefry h.ed given him) wh~tz he received the Seal, 1 6 J 7· . BEfore I enter, into the BlljinifS, of the Court, l nJall takeadL vantage, of~o many Henourable witne.f!eJ, to pub!ilh/and make known, fummanly, .~hat charge the Kings molt excellent Majefty, ga"tte rne, when I received the Se~l; And what Ordets ~nd RefoIutions, my Selfhave taken, in Conformity, to that ch~rge; That t-he King may have, the Honour of DireCtion; And I the part o Obedience: Whereby ,. Tmtr Lordfhipf, and theReff, of the Pre-fence, thaH fee, the whole Time, of my fittfog ~~the rfhttfJcery,. (which may be, longer, or fl1orter, a~ pleafe God, and the King;) con trncted into one Houre. And this I do, for three CattU!s. Firfr, to give Account, to the King, of his Comma~tde'ment. Secondly, that I may be a Guard, and Ctifiody, to my felf, and mine own Doings; That I do not f werve, ~r recede~ from any Thing, that I have profeifed, info Ncblecompany. . And thirdly, that all meo, that have tp do, with the chancery, or the Seal, may know, what they fhall expect; And both fet their Hearts; and my Ears, at reH; Not moving me, to arty Thing, againfl: thefe Rule~: Knowing, that my_ Anfwer, is now turned, . from a NolHmui, 1nto a Non pojfitmus. It ts no more, I will11ot 5 But, I cannot; After this Declaration. . And this, I do alfo, under three C11utions. The firfi: is, that there be fome Things, of a more Secret, and Counfe11like, Nature, which are rather, to be A&ed, thenPub/, fhed. But thefe Thing~, which llhall fpeak of, to day, are of a more p1eblic/z Nature. The fecond is, that I will not trouble this Pre(ence, with every Particular; which would be too long;But felect, thofe Things, which are of greatefr efficacy, and conduce molt, adfomma.r lt.erum: Leavipgmaayother Particplars, to befet dowr1., ina PNhlick. Table; According, to the good Exam pie, of my laft Predece)- four, in his Beginning. And lafily, that thefe Imperati1JeJ , which I hcrve made, but to mv Self, and my 'Times, be wirhout prejudice' to the Aut~ority of the Court, or Wifer"JI~en, that may fucceed me : And chiefly, that they are wholy fubmitted, unto the great Wifdom, of my So'l,eraign; (The abfolutefl: P;ince, in J~tdicature? that ha~h be~n, in the Chriftian World: ) Fo~ If a?y of thefe Thmgs, wh1c'fi I u~tend, to be subordh~ate, to his Dtrecbons, fball be thought by hts Majefty, to be Inordinate, I £hall be, mofi ready, to reform ~hem. Theie thmgs, are but, tanquam Alb11m. Prtet:oril ; For fo dtd the Roman ,9 1 |
