...the repetition of grievances — ' The freedom of speech, and debates or proceedings in Parlia' ment, ought not to be questioned in any court or place out of ' Parliament.' It was thus assumed that the British Forum in Bedford Street, Covent Garden, was a court or place in...

...time of peace, unless with consent of Parliament, is illegal. 5. Subjects have a right to pctition the king. 6. The election of members of Parliament...imposed, and jurors in cases for high treason must be freebolders. 9. For redress of all grievances and for the strengthening of the laws Parliament ought...

...liberties of the people, that the freedom of speech, and debates, and proceedings in parliament, are not to be questioned in any court or place out of parliament. The privilege of person is as ancient as Edward the Confessor, and included formerly not only privilege...

...election of members of Parliament ought to be free. 7. Freedom of speech and debate in Parliament onght not to be questioned in any court or place out of...the strengthening of the laws Parliament ought to he held frequently. 10. William and Mary are declared King and Queen of England, and all who are Papists...

...those of speech, of persons, of their domestics, and of their lands and goods. Their freedom of speech ought not to be questioned in any court or place out of parliament. They are privileged from arrest and seizure by process from the courts of law. To assault, by violence,...

...illegal. 4. Keeping a standing army in time of peace, unless with consent of parliament, is illegal 6. Subjects have a right to petition the king. 6. The...ought to be held frequently. 10. William and Mary were declared king and queen of England, and all who are papists, or who shall marry a papist, are...