 | Cheshire (England) - 1853 - 236 pages
...case on behalf of the King and Queen. These 5 Gentlemen, Sir Roland Stanley, Sir Tho8 Clifton, and the other 3 before mentioned, stand charged with High...that they accepted of several Commissions, some to be Collls or a Lieutenant Coll1, and some Majors, and for this purpose have levied men provided arms and... | |
 | Cheshire (England) - 1864 - 150 pages
...brought down into their own Country to be tryed by their own Countrymen. The gentn stand before yu accused and indicted, and whether they are guilty or no I shall not say, ntis yor part to enquire. The Indictm* consists of two parts, the one genall, and the other pticular... | |
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... Treason, such Treason as at once strikes at the overthrow of King, Kingdom, and Government, and also of all our Laws, such Laws as these very Gentlemen are secured by to have a fair tryall, and they are brought down to their own country to be tryed... 