 | A. B. R., Arthur Blennerhasset Rowan - 1853 - Страниц: 208
...murder. As to religion we declare it is not our intention, nor as we conceive the intention of those whom we serve, to force any to their worship and service contrary to their consciences. As to personal estate, we declare that no officer or soldier comprehended in the said Articles shall... | |
 | Royal Irish Academy - 1873 - Страниц: 476
...Religion. "Wee doe declare it is not our intention, nor, as we conceive, the intention of those whom we serve, to force any to their Worship and Service contrary to their consciences. " As to Personal Estates. " We declare that no Officer or Soldier, comprehended in y e said Articles,... | |
 | Philip Dwyer - 1878 - Страниц: 630
...brief. " We do declare that it is not our intention nor, as we conceive the intention of those whom we serve to force any to their worship and service contrary to their conscience." All this, however, is quite compatible with forcing any if they persist in their own Worship... | |
 | Mary Agnes Hickson - 1884 - Страниц: 426
...shall be adjudged murder. And that any countryman not in arms, nor under our protection, who has hy any sleight or promise of safety drawn, or caused...Andrew Leyne, John Meade, Edmund FitzMaurice, Gerald FitzMaurice, Robert Coppinger, and Callaghan O'Callaghan. Frederick Mullens, an officer in the army... | |
 | Mary Agnes Hickson - 1884 - Страниц: 428
...Provided the party so killed did not legally forfeit his said protection at the time he was so killed. protection, who shall during that time have killed,...ROGERS. ANDREW ELLIOTT. FREDERICK MULLENS. JOHN USTEAD (\VELSTED?I FRANCIS GOOLD. HARDRESS WALLER. AULY LEYNE. WILLIAM ALLEN. JOHN NELSON." In the copy of... | |
 | 1913 - Страниц: 468
...friends there, heard that Grace had joined with Bourke and were about Lough Reagh intention of those whom we serve, to force any to their worship and service contrary to their consciences. As to personal estates, we declare that no officer or soldier comprehended in the said Articles shall... | |
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And that any countryman not in arms, nor under our protection, who has hy any sleight or promise of safety drawn, or caused to be drawn, in any person under our protection, to the taking away of his life, this with any case of the like kind shall be deemed... 