 | John Whitaker - 1788 - 548 sidor
...j" as I can underftand, in this cafe of the Queen's ** refufal to thefe their demands, they mind ." to proceed both with violence and force, as " well...of the Prince, as for " the overthrow of the Queen. 1 do perceive, ** if thefe men cannot by fair means induce the " Queen to their purpofe, they mean... | |
 | George Chalmers - 1818 - 540 sidor
...As far as I can understand, in case of the Queen's " refusal of their demands, they mean to proceed with violence, and force, as well " for the coronation of the Prince, as the overthrow of the Queen." Melvill says [Mem. 165.] That after the lords enterprizers, [the rebellious... | |
 | George Chalmers - 1822 - 570 sidor
...far as I can understand, in case " of the Queen's refusal of their demands, they mean to pro" ceed with violence, and force, as well for the coronation of " the Prince, as the overthrow of the Queen." Melvill says [Mem. 165.] That after the ¿ordì enterprizers, [the rebellious... | |
 | Agnes Strickland, Elisabeth Strickland - 1854 - 398 sidor
...understand," proceeds our authority,2 " in the case of the Queen's refusal to these their demands, they mind to proceed, both with violence and force, as well...coronation of the Prince as for the overthrow of the Queen. At this present the Countess of Moray, wife to the Earl of Moray, is with the Queen at Lochleven. I... | |
 | Agnes Strickland - 1854 - 398 sidor
...understand," proceeds our authority, 2 " in the case of the Queen's refusal to these their demands, they mind to proceed, both with violence and force, as well...coronation of the Prince as for the overthrow of the Queen. At this present the Countess of Moray, wife to the Earl of Moray, is with the Queen at Lochleven. I... | |
 | Frank Arthur Mumby - 1921 - 436 sidor
...And as far as I can understand in this case of the Queen's refusal to these their demands, they mind to proceed both with violence and force, as well for...of the Prince, as for the overthrow of the Queen. At this present the Countess of Murray, wife to the Earl of Murray, is with the Queen at Lochleven.... | |
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I can understand," proceeds our authority,2 " in the case of the Queen's refusal to these their demands, they mind to proceed, both with violence and force, as well for the coronation of the Prince as for the overthrow of the Queen. At this present the... 