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against him were twenty-eight in number, the substance of which was, that he had attempted to extend the King's authority at Home, & had been guilty of several exactions in Ireland--But though four months were employed by the managers in framing the accusation yet there appears very little just cause of blame in him, since the stretches of the Kings power were made before he came into authority The Earl in a long and eloquent speech, delivered, without premeditation confirted all the
