humble address

But a humble address is not enough to satisfy some of them.

At this time in history this was quite a humble address.

She is giving them copies of her response to the humble addresses they gave her.

Bercow also presents the Queen with a humble address.

The last letter, An Humble Address, was also published after the conflict had ended.

Martin was nominated for a peerage by the Commons as part of a "humble address" to the Queen.

In a longstanding parliamentary tradition, MPs present a "humble address" to the sovereign on the birth of a new royal baby.

In the short Parliament of 1974 he was chosen to move the motion for an humble address in reply to the Queen's Speech.

I beg to move, That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, as follows:

Calvers Royal Vision; with his most humble addresses to his majesties royall person, in verse, London, 1648.

The city shares a zip code with the small Houston neighborhood of Bordersville, although people who live in Bordersville still have Humble addresses.

That an humble address be presented to Her Majesty praying that the [name of statutory instrument] be annulled.

The Drapier's last letter, An Humble Address to Both Houses of Parliament, was completed in June 1725.

Whig, who gave him the honour of moving "an humble Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech"

The event is part of the traditional dialogue between the monarch and Parliament where Houses, either individually or together, present "a humble address" and the Sovereign replies.

The embassy itself is set to move to the humbler address of Nine Elms, Battersea, by 2017 or so, but the presidential statues will remain in situ.

The PM's spokesman confirmed that David Cameron and Ed Miliband will give a humble address in the House of Commons today.

Politicians from both houses will deliver "humble addresses" to the Queen to commemorate her "magnificent" 60-year reign, the Commons leader said during the business statement on 19 January 2012.

The Queen was also due to receive "humble addresses" presented by the speakers of both Houses of Parliament, John Bercow and Lady D'Souza.

As well as moves on democratic reform, attention will focus on any signs of a new approach by the Prime Minister following last night's humble address to the PLP.

Cromwell therefore induced Menasseh himself to come over to London, which he did at the end of September 1655, and there he printed his "humble address" to Cromwell.

In London, Menasseh published his Humble Addresses to the Lord Protector, but its effect was weakened by William Prynne's publication of Short Demurrer.

His job involved making up readers' letters which he signed "with a variety of distinguished names humanised by more humble addresses: George Moore, Chingford … JE Flecker, Scunthorpe".

With this, Conway moved that "An humble address be presented to His Majesty"; George III replied that he would see them on 3 March at St James's Palace.

Moving a Humble Address to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on behalf of Parliament, Lord Hill said Diana would have been proud of her son at the birth of the baby boy yesterday.