 | 1853 - Liczba stron: 236
...Preston, was lord of the manor of Thornley, and a barrister at law. lie was MP for Preston in 168S, and died at that place about 1697. He was a collateral...1691, that he was not at Dunkenhalgh as Mr Lunt had swornin any part of that year, or the year before, or ever since till about May last, therefore Mr... | |
 | Richard Abbott - 1864 - Liczba stron: 156
...of their religion, so long as they themselves would live quiett; y* he often ptested for himself y* he could never endure to think of practising any change, and Mr Patten further said y* he very well knew Sr Tho's disposition to have allwaies been peaceable and quiett. Then Mr Dicconsou... | |
 | John Porter - 1876 - Liczba stron: 518
...subjects save the public exercise of their religion, so long as they themselves would be quiet, and protested for himself that he could never endure to think of practising any change." Further Mr. Patten affirmed " that he knew Sir Thomas's disposition to have always been peaceful and... | |
 | John Porter - 1876 - Liczba stron: 516
...subjects save the public exercise of their religion, so long as they themselves would be quiet, and protested for himself that he could never endure to think of practising any change." Further Mr. Patten affirmed " that he knew Sir Thomas's disposition to have always been peaceful and... | |
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... much zeal and affection to the present Government, saying how much the persons of his religion ought to be satisfied with their usage, as putting no difference betwixt them and other Subjects, save in the public exercise of their Religion, so long... 