10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIMOUSLY»
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If you think mo forces necessary, send notice timously. Before Sir Wm Douglas
was prefered to Kilsyths place, I proposed your nephew, but the other had strong
solicitors for him ; and having lost a good estate in France, and being an old ...
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Letters and State Papers Chiefly Addressed to George, Earl ...
If you think mo forces necessary, send notice timously. Before Sir Wm Douglas
was prefered to Kilsyths place, I proposed your nephew, but the other had strong
solicitors for him; and having lost a good estate in France, and being an old
officer ...
William Henry Leslie Melville (Hon), George Melville Melville (1st Earl of), 1843
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Leven and Melville Papers: Letters and State Papers Chiefly ...
If you think mo forces necessary, send notice timously. Before Sir WIn Douglas
was prefered to Kilsyths place, I proposed your nephew, but the other had strong
solicitors for him; and having lost a good estate in France, and being an old
officer ...
4
A Learned and Complete Commentary upon the Book of the ...
vithdraw; and others timously advised to look to some other employment. 2. We
would not have elections bounded and limited to that number, so as either any,
whosoever thus trained up, might certainly be supposed as capable of being ...
5
The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England
greatest mercy, to reduce your Majesty, and your " kingdoms, to the base and
unnatural slavery of their " monarch, the Pope : and next, that your Majesty, "
upon this undeniable evidence, may timously and " speedily apply your royal
authority, ...
Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon, 1807
6
Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland: From the Dissolution ...
... taking from him his army. But Parliament not having timously enough provided
supplies for disbanding the army during the session, the King took advantage of
the disorders in the coin and in public credit, which were not then perfectly cured
...
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A Particular Relation of the Taking of Newcastle, Expressing ...
... THAT THEY HIIGHT COME INTO THE HANDS OF THE INHABITANTSI HAVE
been still silent, waiting when you should have taken some course for your owne
happinesse, But now seeing your destruction even ripe, if not timously prevented
...
8
Magnalia Christi Americana: book 4. Sal gentium. 1853. book ...
49,) and doth sorely threaten New-England, unless effectual remedies be
thoroughly and timously applied. IX. There is much want of truth amongst men.
Promise-breaking is a common sin, for which New-England doth hear ill abroad
in the ...
Cotton Mather, Thomas Robbins, Samuel Gardner Drake, 1853
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Anno Regni Georgii II. Regis Magnae Britanniae, Franciae, & ...
Penaltyling, to any apagisirate of the Thorough to which the Precept is not
timously delivered, who shall sue for the same,to be recovered in Manner herein
after directed. _ And be it further enatted by the Anthority aforesaid, That such
Chief ...
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Analecta: Or Materials for a History of Remarkable ...
... and timously quitt Sir Robert, and are nou very well with Wilmingtoun and the
rest. So that, in the event of Sir Robert's fall in England, they will still have the
management of Scots affairs. This is what is given out by Argile and Isla's freinds
at ...
Robert Wodrow, Matthew Leishman, 1843
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