50 Rush.

vol.v.p.

474, 475.
** Whitlocke, p.51.Warwick, p.

204.
The speaker withdrew from his chair, and the king took possession of it.
The speech which he made was as follows: "Gentlemen, I am sorry for this occasion of coming to you.

Yesterday I sent a serjeant at arms to demand some who, by my order, were accused of high treason.