...and consequently plant civility and religion, and secure the kingdom more and more. So as now I may say the king is as absolute here, as any prince in...may be still if it be not spoiled on that side. For as long as his majesty shall have here a deputy of faith and understanding, and that he be preserved...

...laid upon shipping upon that account. Mr. Fitzgarret deposed to the same effect.""8 J^'So as I can now say, the king is as absolute here, as any prince in...may be still if it be not spoiled on that side."«» § His profits by the monopoly of tobacco were most exorbitant He bought it at 4a. 6d. and 8d. per...

...for some years the extraordinary expenses of the government. " Now," he exclaimed, " I can say that the " king is as absolute here, as any prince in the...be, and may be still, if it be " not spoiled on that side."42 His success stimulated him to carry into execution the other plans which he had formed for...

...contains the celebrated clause afterwards produced, I believe, with great effect on his trial, — " so as now I can say the king is as absolute here as any...may be still, if it be not spoiled, on that side." The ecclesiastical authorities were not slow in bringing into operation the penal enactments passed...

...the account of his management of the convocation, he used this remarkable expression : — " So as now I can say, the king is as absolute here as any...may be still, if it be not spoiled on that side." Happily for the cause of liberty, this despotic system teas spoiled in England ; and after many painful...

...commons2; in the next, that certain troubles of the convocation had been most emphatically silenced3; and in the next, that his majesty was now, in the...be still, if it be not spoiled on that side. For, not to seek in his counsels, nor was he a prince that either could or would be denied just things."...

...Strafford's own hand an explicit statement of his main purpose. " Now I can say," he writes from Ireland, " the King is as absolute here as any prince in the...and may be still if it be not spoiled on that side." Strafford meant that the royal authority in England should be armed with the same power as in Ireland...

...Ireland, — " So now I can say," observes he, " the kino is as absolute here as ani/ prince in the ichole world can be, and may be still, if it be not spoiled on that side" — namely in England. Wentworth next directed his efforts to the extension of Protestant conformity...

...succeeded in assimilating the Irish to the English church, and in exultation he writes — " I can say that the king is as absolute here as any prince in the...may be still, if it be not spoiled on that side." It was his wish only to prorogue the parliament, but we here find Charles giving his reasons for a...

...succeeded in assimilating the Irish to the English church, and in exultation he writes—" I can say that the king is as absolute here as any prince in the...may be still, if it be not spoiled on that side." It was his wish only to prorogue the parliament, but we here find Charles giving his reasons for a...