Great Britain -- History -- Mary I, 1553-1558; Mary I, Queen of England, 1516-1558
[Footnote 432: "Aulcuns particuliers proposaient en
ladicte chambre basse que le dict S. roy deust
demeurer roy absolut dudict royaulme mourant
ladicte dame sans hoirs sa vie durant."--Ibid. vol.
iv. p. 348.]
[Footnote 433: "Ruy Gomez est alle vers l'Empereur
pour faire entendre les difficultez qu'ilz trouvent
de faire demeurer ceste couronne a son dict filz,
au cas que la royne sa femme allast de vie a
trespaz sans enfans, et d'aultant qu'ilz ont
congneu la volunte de ceulx cy estre bien loin de
leur intention; et pour ce scavoir par quelz moyens
il semblera bon audict Empereur qu'on puisse mettre
cela en termes devant la fin de ce
parlement."--Noailles.]
[Footnote 434: "Et quant a la declaration de
bastardise l'on n'est d'opinion qu'elle se doige
entamer aux dict parlement, puisque l'apparence
d'heretier est certaine et pour l'evident et
congneue contrariete que seroit en toute le
royaulme."--Renard to the Emperor: _Granvelle
Papers_, p. 348.]
[Footnote 435: Ibid.]
But the peers, whom the Commons had refused to consult on the new form
of the measure, would not part so easily with their own opinions; they
adopted the phraseology of the Lower House, but this particular and
precious feature in it they pared away. The bill, as it eventually
passed, declared Philip regent till his child should be of age, and so
long as he continued in the realm; but, at the same time, fatally for
the objects at which he was aiming, it bound him again to observe all
the articles of the marriage treaty, "which, during the time that he
should hold the government, should remain and continue in as full
force and strength, as if they were newly inserted and rehearsed in
the present act."[436]
[Footnote 436: 1 and 2 Philip and Mary, cap. 10.]
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