The Lives Of The Lord Chancellors And Keepers Of The Great Seal Of England To The Revolution Of 1688 3 V PDF Download

Excerpt from The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, From the Earliest Times Till Reign of King George IV, Vol. 3 of 3: First Series, to the Revolution of 1688 A Lay Member of the Westminster Assembly, 24. Whitelotk Commissioner at Oxford lu treat with King, 21. Charge against him of intriguing with King, *.*3. Whitclock takes Part against Cromwell, Rut succumb* to him, 27. Whitclock'* professional Success 27. He refuses the alii re of Recorder of IvOmlou, 27. He is appointed Commissioner of Great Seal. 27. Whitelock's Statement of this Transaction, 27. Whitclock and Widdrington sworn in, 29. Whitclock'* Address to Serjeant Wilde when made Chief Uaruu of live Ex* chequer, 20. Whitclock's Address on a Call of Serjeants, 20. 1'ridv's Purge, 3:1. Conduct uf Lords Commissioner*, 33. Conference of Lords Commissioners with Cromwell. 34. The King to he brought to Trial, 34. Arguments in Kavourof thi* Proceeding, 34. ()”ose'l by Whitclock, 3J. Cromwell * Speech, 37. Resolution carried, 35. The Lords Commissioners refuse to concur in the Trial of tit.* King. 35. They conceal themselves, 36. Ordinance for Grand Court uf Justice to try the King, 36. Rejected by tl>c Lords, 37. Commons vole (hat the Supreme Power w* exclusively in them, 37. New Great Seal with Republican Insignia ordered, 38. Lords Commissioner* refuse to sit in the High Court of Justice, 33. Difficulty about adjourning the Courts in Westminster llall pending the King's Tiial, 3*9. Proceedings in the Lords, 39. Messengers of the J-ords refused Admittance by the Commons, 40. 'live Commons vote the Lords useless 40. Whhelock compelled to draw an Ordinance for abolishing the Lords 40. And an Ordinance for abolishing the Office of King, 41. Great Seal with Koval Anus broken, 41. Serjeant Widdrington refine* to serve as Lord Commissioner under new Govci nment, 41. Trimming Conduct of White-loek, 41. Major Lisle a Commissioner of the Great Seal, 42. And Serjeant Keble, 43. Ordinance jtasie* for new lx>ids Commissioners, 43. Copy of Ordinance, 43. Preservation of Titles in Time of Commonwealth, 43. Speaker's Address to them, 14. Lord Commissioner Whitelock's Answer, 41. Loan* kkkpkks mom Tint adoption- or rue ftsri'BUCAV cheat seal tcm. CROMuetbecame " raoTsreton." Whitclock as Equity Judge. 46. Ordinance to make Forgery of Republican Great Seal Treason. 46. Ceremony of approving the Lord Mayor. 46. Precedence of Lord Commissioner Whitclock at Lord Mayor's Dinner, 47. Whitclock'* Address to the Republican Judges, 47 His Merit in preserving Books and Works of Art, 48. Hi* noble Defence of the Profession of the I-aw, 48. I, aw Reform supported by Whitclock, SO. Whitclock discourages Cromwell's Assumption of the Crown, 50. Conference before Dissolution of the Long Parliament, 51. DU-ohttion of the I-ong Parliament, 52. NcCHAPTER LXX I. lohos XEereas during the protectorate or oi.tven cromwell. Cromwell installed * Protector, 56. Whitclock acknowledges Cromwell as Protector, 56. Lord Protector deliver* Great Seal to Commissioners, 57. Cromwell's second Parliament, 57. Abruptly dissolved, 57. Cromwell's Ordinance for Reform of Chancery, 53. Lords Commissioner* refuse to obey it, 58. Ia>rds Commissioner* untied bctore the Council, 59. They arc' dismissed, 59. Great Seal committed to the Keeping of a Colonel and ft Major, 6a History of tard Comuiioioner Colonel Fiennes, 60. Judicial Conduct of the Colonel About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com