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    top: 2px;
    left: 3px;
    width: 2.4rem;
    height: 2.4rem;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
    fill: #999;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-search-1 form.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
      margin-bottom: 3rem;
      font-size: 1.6rem;
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 img.wayback-search {
      margin: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
      font-size: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: inline-block;
      width: 50%;
      vertical-align: middle;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
      width: 2.8rem;
      height: 2.8rem;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
      fill: #333;
    }

  }

  .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
    margin-bottom: 1rem;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
    padding: .5rem;
    border-radius: 5px;
    box-shadow: none;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search {
    padding-left: 3rem;
    margin-top: .3rem;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    border-color: #bca38e;
    background: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::placeholder,
  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: #8e8e8e;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    top: 50%;
    transform: translateY(-50%);
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: block;
      width: auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 1.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for save-page-form -->
<style scope="save-page-form-1">
  .save-page-form-1 div.save-page-form {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: 1fr auto;
    grid-column-gap: .8rem;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    border: none;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="text"] {
    width: 100%;
    height: 3rem;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    border-radius: .5rem;
    color: #222;
    font-size: inherit;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="submit"] {
    -webkit-appearance: none;
    -moz-appearance: none;
    appearance: none;
    padding: .4rem .8rem;
    font: normal 1.3rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    color: #fff;
    border: none;
    border-radius: 16px;
    background: #222;
    cursor: pointer;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .error.save-page-form {
    display: none;
    margin-top: .5rem;
    font-weight: bold;
    color: #ffcd27;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .visible.save-page-form {
    display: block;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .save-page-form-1 h3.save-page-form {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for wayback-slider -->
<style scope="wayback-slider-1">
  .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 a.wayback-slider {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider a.wayback-slider {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 {
      display: block;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .grid.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: minmax(auto, 260px) 1fr minmax(auto, 260px);

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .link-lists.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: calc(50% - 1.25rem) calc(50% - 1.25rem);
      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for more-slider -->
<style scope="more-slider-1">
  .more-slider-1 ul.more-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: -1rem 0 0 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .more-slider-1 a.more-slider {
    display: block;
    padding: 1rem 0;
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-subnav -->
<style scope="media-subnav-1">
  .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 a.media-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  .media-subnav-1 img.media-subnav {
    display: block;
    width: 90px;
    height: 90px;
    margin: 0 auto 1rem auto;
    border-radius: 45px;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
    margin-top: 0;
    font-size: 1.8rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
    display: -webkit-box;
    display: -ms-flexbox;
    display: flex;
    -webkit-box-pack: space-evenly;
    -ms-flex-pack: space-evenly;
    justify-content: space-evenly;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 12rem;
    margin-bottom: 1.5rem;
    overflow: hidden;
    white-space: nowrap;
    text-align: center;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav+a.media-subnav {
    margin-left: 2rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
    display: none;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
      grid-template-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .wayback-search.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
      -ms-grid-column-span: 3;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
      display: none;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 3.5rem;
      max-width: 16rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .links.media-subnav {
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 2;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 50% 3rem 50%;
      grid-template-columns: 50% 50%;
      -ms-grid-rows: (auto)[7];
      grid-template-rows: repeat(7, auto);
      grid-column-gap: 3rem;
      grid-auto-flow: column;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(1) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(2) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(3) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(4) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(5) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(6) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(7) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(8) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(9) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(10) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(11) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(12) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(13) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(14) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-slider -->
<style scope="media-slider-1">
  .media-slider-1 .media-slider-container.media-slider {
    position: relative;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
    display: none;
    position: absolute;
    top: 3rem;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    transition: height 0.2s ease;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    padding: 0;
    height: 31.9rem;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    background: #333;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .open.media-slider {
    display: block;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .hidden.media-slider {
    display: none;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
    padding: 1rem;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      display: block;
      height: 35.8rem;
      left: 4rem;
      top: 0;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
      left: 0;
      z-index: 3;
      height: auto;
      min-height: 21rem;
      background: #474747;
      transform: translate(0, -100%);
      transition: transform 0.2s ease;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      height: 22rem;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.open.media-slider {
      transform: translate(0, 0);
    }

    .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
      max-width: 100rem;
      padding: 1.5rem 0;
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for desktop-subnav -->
<style scope="desktop-subnav-1">
  .desktop-subnav-1 ul.desktop-subnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 3;
    padding: .8rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: 1.2rem;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    text-align: center;
    background: #333;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 li.desktop-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 0 15px;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #aaa;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:hover,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:active,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:focus {
    color: #fff;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 .donate.desktop-subnav svg.desktop-subnav {
    width: 1.6rem;
    height: 1.6rem;
    vertical-align: top;
    fill: #f00;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for signed-out-dropdown -->
<style scope="signed-out-dropdown-1">
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .nav-container.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: relative;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    z-index: 4;
    overflow: hidden;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    background-color: #333;
    transition-property: top;
    transition-duration: 0.2s;
    transition-timing-function: ease;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    top: -1500px;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    transition-duration: 0.5s;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
    max-width: 100vw;
    overflow: auto;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.6rem 2rem;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: inherit;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.4rem 0 0.7rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;

    max-height: calc(100vh - 7.2rem + 1px);
    overflow: auto;
    box-sizing: border-box;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
    margin: 0.5rem 0;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #666;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: block;
    color: #fff;
    text-decoration: none;
    padding: 1rem 2rem;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    font-size: 0.8em;
    color: #a0a0a0;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .callout.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    margin-left: 10px;
    padding: 0 5px;
    border-radius: 2px;
    background: #fee257;
    color: #2c2c2c;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    font-weight: bold;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: left;
    align-items: center;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown svg.signed-out-dropdown {
    fill: #fff;
    margin-right: 1rem;
    height: 1.4rem;
    width: 1.4rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: flex;
      overflow: visible;
      top: 0;
      left: auto;
      z-index: 5;
      transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
      font-size: 1.4rem;
      border-radius: 2px;
      background: #fff;
      box-shadow: 0 1px 2px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown:after {
      position: absolute;
      right: 7px;
      top: -7px;
      width: 12px;
      height: 7px;
      box-sizing: border-box;
      color: #fff;
      content: '';
      border-bottom: 7px solid currentColor;
      border-left: 6px solid transparent;
      border-right: 6px solid transparent;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
      max-height: calc(100vh - 8.5rem + 1px);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
      border-bottom-color: #666;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      color: #333;
      transition: background 0.1s ease-out, color 0.1s ease-out;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      font-size: 0.8em;
      color: #6f6f6f;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:hover,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:active,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:focus {
      color: #fff;
      background: #4b64ff;
      outline: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 0;
      transition-duration: 0.2s;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 1;
      overflow: visible;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 18.5rem;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 26rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for ia-topnav -->
<style scope="ia-topnav-1">
  .ia-topnav-1 {
    ;

    color: #fff;
    font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 primary-nav.ia-topnav:focus {
    outline: none !important;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.ia-topnav {
    display: none;
    position: fixed;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 0;
    z-index: 3;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.visible.ia-topnav {
    display: block;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 .topnav.ia-topnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 4;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .ia-topnav-1 desktop-subnav.ia-topnav {
      display: none;
    }

  }
</style>
<style>
  body {
    transition: opacity ease-in 0.2s;
  }

  body[unresolved] {
    opacity: 0;
    display: block;
    overflow: hidden;
    position: relative;
  }
</style>








<ia-topnav locallinks="true" waybackpagesarchived="1 trillion" class="x-scope ia-topnav-1"><!---->
  <div class="topnav style-scope ia-topnav">
    <primary-nav class="style-scope ia-topnav x-scope primary-nav-1"><!---->
      <nav class="style-scope primary-nav">
        <button class="hamburger style-scope primary-nav" title="Open main menu"
          data-event-click-tracking="TopNav|NavHamburger">
          <icon-hamburger class="style-scope primary-nav x-scope icon-hamburger-1"><!---->
            <svg viewBox="0 0 40 40" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" aria-labelledby="hamburgerTitleID hamburgerDescID"
              class="style-scope icon-hamburger">
              <title id="hamburgerTitleID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">Hamburger icon</title>
              <desc id="hamburgerDescID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">An icon used to represent a menu that can be
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      <pre>[wD EE 


TO THE 


FIRST VOLUME 





1° Edw. VI. Parl, 1. Sess. 1. A. 1547. 


CT IONS, Bill from the Lords, for continuing them 
“— the Death of any King, read, 22 &amp; 30 Nov. Paffed, 
2 Dec. 
. Aéts of Parliament, Bill to repeal the Aé&amp;, impowering the King 
to revoke them, read twice,19 Dec. Patffed, 20. 
Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers A&amp;s, read 
22 Dec. : 
im. for Prifoners, &amp;c. Bill concerning them, read twice, 23 
ec. 
Archbifheps, and Bifhops, Bill from the Lords, for their EleGion, 
read,6 &amp; 14 Dec. Pafled,17. 
Artificers, Bill for their dwelling in Towns, read, 7 Dec. 


2°&amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1548. 


A CT'S, Bill for continuancé of divers, read, 24 Nov. 2&amp;7 
Mar. Paffed, 8 Mar. 
Bill for continuing the Adts of Sewers, buying of Wools, 
and defiroying of Eels and Salmon, read, 13 Mar. 

Admiralty, Officers of, Bill from the Lords, againft their Exactions 
for Licences to traffick into [feland, read § &amp; 7 Mar. Paffed, 8. 

Adultery, Bill relating thereto, read, 9 Jan. . 

Bill for Divorce in Caufes of Adultery, read 6 Mar. 

Alban’s, St. Town of, Bill for founding a School there, read, 9 
&amp; 16 Feb. Pafled,2 Mar. Saving therein thrice read, and 
paffed, o. 

Alchoufes,and Taverns, Bill relating thereto, read, 12 &amp; 15 Dec. 

Alienations made by the King’s Tenants, Bill for eftreating them 
out of Chancery into the Exchequer, read the Firft time, 9 
Mar. Read a Second and Third time, 11. 

Apprentices, Bill for taking them, read, 16 Jan. 

Archdeacons, Bill relating to them, read, 5 &amp; 11 Jan. 

Artificers, and Merchants, Bill from the Lords againft Confpira- 
cies by them, read, 5 Dec. Committed, 6.—New Bill againft 
Confpiracies of Victuallers and Artificers, read, 14 Jan. Paifl- 
ed, 24. 

—-— Bill for Merchants and Artificers to dwell in Towns, read, 
11 &amp; 18 Jan. 

Afhes, white, Bill from the Lords for carrying them over Sea, 
read, 27 &amp; 30 Nov. Paffed, 3 Dec. 

Attainder, Bills of. Vide Seymour, &amp; Sharyngton. 

Attornments of 'Yenants, Bill relating thereto, read, 24 Jan. 
Paffed, 28. 

Awftc, Bill for a Paffage over the Severn thereat, read, 10 Dec. 


3° § 4° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 3. A. #549. 


A CTS, Bill for continuance of divers, read, 14 Nov. 
mitted, 16. Re-delivered, 21. 

Alien Bottoms. Vide Wine. 

Apprentices, Bill relating to them, read, 17 &amp; 21 Jan. Paffed 22. 

Artificers, in London, Bill to repeal Part of an Act, 2 and 3 Edw. 
VI. relating to them, read, 20 Nov. Committed, 2 Dec. 
Paffed, 3. 

Affemblies, and Commotions, unlawful, Bill from the Lords, for 
reprefling and punifhing them, read, ig Nov. Committed, 23. 
Vide Rebellions. 

Affignes. Vide Debts. 

Aujfie and Befeley Rivers, Bill for the Paffage-boats over them, 
read, 13 Nov. Committed, 14. Re-delivered, 21.—New Bill 
read, eod. die. 


Com- 


5° &amp; 6 Edw. V1. Parl. 1., Sess. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 
BERGAVENY, Lady. Vide Burgaveny. 


Aéis, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, 8 Apr. 
VoL, 1. 


Read, 11 and 12.—New Bill read the Firft time, 13 Apr. 
Read twice, and paffed, 14. 

Advowfons, Bill from the Lords, to take certain of them away, 5 
Apr. Read, 7. 

Alehoufes, and Tipling-houfes, Bill from the Lords, relating to 
them, 15 Mar. Read, 16 &amp; 26. Paffed,29. Vide Vic- 
tualling-houfes. 

Alien Bottoms. Vide Wine. 

Alyn, Edmond, and others, Bill from the Lords, for making their 
Wives and Children Denizens, 2 Apr. Read 4 &amp; 7. Paffed, 8. 

Apparel, exceflive, Bill againft it, read, and to be ingrofled, 19 
Mar. Committed, 22. 

Apprentices. Vide Journeymen. . 

Arable Land, Bill for plowing it, read, 27 Jan. 

Afhes of Wood and Coals, Biil relating thereto, read, 24 &amp; 26 
Feb. &amp; 11 Mar. 

Audry, Mr. Petition exhibited by him, and his Wife, againft Sir 
Nicholas Hare, read, g Feb. , 


“* Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


ACTS, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, 27 
Mar. Read, 28, 290, &amp; 30. Paffed, 31. 

Aid to the King, Argument for it,6 Mar. Vide Subjidy. 

Apparel, Articles touching it, 15 Mar. Bill relating thereto, 
read, and committed, eod die—New Billread, 20&amp; 21 Mar. 
To be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 24. 

Artificers, Bill for them to dwell in Cities and Towns, read, 15 
Mar. Committed, 17.—New Bill read, 24 Mar. Commit- 
ted, 25.—Another Bill'read, 27 &amp; 28 Mar. Paffed, 29. 

Augmentations, Court of, and other Courts, ereéted by King Hen. 

III. Bill from the Lords, for eftablifhing, uniting, or dif- 
folving them, 20 Mar. Read, eod. die. Committed, 24 Mar. 
Paffed, with a Provifo, 30. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.1. Sess.1. A. 1553; 


Ak TIFICE RS, Bill for them to dwell in: Cities and 
Towne, read, 10 O&amp;t. Committed, 16. 
Attachments,in London, and other Cities, Bill to avoid them, 
read, 21 O&amp;. 7 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 


, RCHERY, Bill for Exercife thereof, read, 31 O&amp;. &amp; 
9 Nov. Pafled, 29 Nov. 

Articles, related by the Speaker to the Queen, Privy Council to 
have Copies of them, 17 Noy. 

Artificers, Bill for them to dwell in Towns, read, 31 Oct. 4 and 
17 Nov. , 

‘ Bill to prevent Artificers, not dwelling in Towns, from 

felling Wares there, read, 20 Nov. Vacated, 24. 

Arundel, Matthew, Etq ; Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
read, 24 &amp; 27 Nov. Pafled, 2 Dec. 

Attachments, in London, &amp;c. Bill againft them, read, 25 O&amp;: 

Attainder of the D. of Northumberland, Archbifhop Cranmer, 
and others, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation thereof, read, 
27 &amp; 28 Nov. Patied, with a Provifo, 4 Dec. 


1° Mar. I. Parl. 2. . A. 


AB BEY Lands. Vide Befhors. 
Adis, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, read 
Three times, and paffed, 4 May. 
Amendment, made by the Lords toa Bill, difagreed to, 5 May. 
Apparel, Bill to avoid Excefs therein, read, 10 Apr. ‘lo be in- 
grofled, 12. Paffed, 14.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame 
Purpofe, read, 2 &amp; 4 May — Paffed, 5. 


- 


1554. 


4rticles, 








INDEX oo th First VoLuME. 


Articles, Six, Bill to revive the Statute made 31 H. VIII. for 
them, read, 17 Apr. 

Affemblies, uniawfal, Bill againft them, read, 1 &amp; 2 May. 

Attainder of the D. of Suffolk, Sir Tho. Wyatt, and others, Bill 
for Confirmation thereof, read, 23.25. &amp; 28 Apr. ‘To be in- 
grofled, 30. Paffed, 2 May. Amendment, made thereto by 
the Lords, difagreed to, 5. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. 


A CT S, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, read, 
Three times, and paffed, 16 Jan. 

Apparel, Bill from the Lords, to avoid Excefs therein, read twice, 
and committed, 14 Jan. Paffed, with Amendments, 16. 

Artificers, in Devon, Cornwall, and Exeter, Bill for them to dwell 
in Towns, read, 24 &amp; 29 Nov. 

Bill for divers Artificers to dwell in Cities or Towns, 

read, 12 &amp; 14 Dec. 

Bill to revive the A&amp;t 3 Ed. IV. relating to Artificers, 
read, 18 &amp; 21 Dec. Committed, 26. 

Attainder, of Cardinal Poole, Bill from the Lords, to repeal it, 
read twice, 19 Nov. Paffed, 20. Sent to the Lords, 21. 
Royal Affent given to it, 22. 

of Rich. Pate, Wm. Petowe, and others, Bill from the 

Lords, for repealing it, read, 19 Dec.—New Bill, from the 

Lords, read twice, 3 Jan. Pafled, 4. - 

of the D. of Suffolk, Sir Tho. Wyatt, and others, Bill 

from the Lords, for confirming it, read, 10&amp; 12 Jan. Pafled, 

14. 


A. 1554. 














2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. 


A BERGAVENY, Barony of. Vide Bergeveny. 
Aéts, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, 4 Dec. 
Read, 5&amp;6. Pafled, 7. 
Aid to the Queen, Committee to devife Articles for it, 24 O&amp;. 
Vide Subfidy. 


4°&amp; 5° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1557. 


A CT’'S, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, 2 Mar. 
Read,3 &amp; 4. Paffed, with Amendments, 7. 

Amendments to Bills from the Lords. Vide Claufes. 

Apprentices, Bill for taking them in divers Towns, notwithftand- 
ing the Statute, read,11 Feb. Rejected, 21. 

Armour, and Bowftaves, Bill for bringing them in Cuftom-free, 
read,10 Feb. To be ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 22. 

Arms, Bill touching the finding of them, read, 9 Feb.—Bill to 
the fame Purpofe, from the Lords, 21 Feb. Read, 22. Com- 
mitted, 24. Debated, 25. Committed, 28. Read the Third 
time, 2 Mar. _Paffed, with Provifos, 3. Provifo, fent from 
the Lords, to be added inftead of onedevifed by the Commons, 
agreed to, 5. 


1° Eliz. 


Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


Parl. 1. 4.1558, &amp; 1559. 
A BBIES. Vide Houfes, religious. 

Abernant, in Carmarthenfhire, Bill for the Change of the 
Parifh Church, read, 22 Feb. To be ingroffled, 2 Mar. Paffed, 
16. 

Aéis, Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers, read, 2 &amp; 
3 May. Pafled, 5. 

Apprentices, and Journeymen, Bill for taking them, read, 18 Apr. 

Artificers, Bill to bring them to dwell in Towns, read, 14 
Feb.—New Bill, for Artificers in Kent and Suffex, read, 
6 Mar. Committed, 14. To be ingrofled, 17. Paffed, i0 
Apr. 





Bill againft eating of Flefh on Wednefdays by Artificers 
and Hufbandmen, read, 26 Apr. 

Ajjemblies, unlawful, Bill to make them Felony, read, and com- 
mitted, 18 Mar. To be ingrofled, 21. Pafled, 22.—New Bill 
to revive the A againft them, read, 13. 15. &amp; 18. Apr. 
Paffed, 25. 


5° Eliz. Parl.2. Sess.1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


A BERGAVENY, Lord. Vide Burgavenny. 
A és, Bill for continuance of divers for ever, read, 13 Mar. 

Committed, 20. 

Aliens, not being Denizens, nor here for Religion, Bill to avoid 
them, read, 18 Jan. Rejeéted, and torn, 23. 

Allegiance, Oath of. Vide Oath. 

Apothecaries, Bill to fubjeé&amp; them to the Search of the College of 
Phyficians, read, 26 Jan. Committed, 22 Feb. 

Apparel, Bill againtt fuch as fell Wares for it without ready Mo- 
ney, read, 24 Feb. Tobe ingroffed, 25. Pafled, 26. 

— for abridging them in civil and marine Caufes, read, 
26 Feb. 

Aulneager, in Lancabhire, Bill touching his Fees and Wages, 


read, 4 Mar. Committed, 6. To be ingroffed, 25. Paffed, 
7 Apr. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. A. 1566. 


ASL TI ONS, real, Bill toprevent Delays therein, read, 10 Dec. 

Aés, Bill for continuance of divers, read, and committed, 

10 O&amp;. Read a Second time, 23 Dec. Palled, 24. Returned 

from the Lords, with Amendments, eod. die. Rejeéed, eod, 
die. 

Allom, and Coperas, Bill for confirming Letters Patents to Lord 
Mountjoy for making them, read, 29 O&amp;t. To be ingroffed, 18 
Nov. Read, Third time, 2 Dec. Provifo thereto thrice read, 
eod. die. Bill and Provifo pafled, 4 Dec. Sent back from the 
Lords, 10. 

Amendments, made by the Lords to a Bill, difagreed to, and Bill 
dafhed, 24 Dec. Vide Claufe. 

Apparel, of the Laity and Clergy, Bill relating thereto, read, and 
committed, 5 O¢ét—New Bill, 10 O&amp;. Read, 14. Com- 
mitted, 15.—Bill, amended, read, 25 O&amp;. Committed, 4 Nov. 
Pafled, 15.—New Bill, from the Lords, againft Excefs in 
Apparel, 19 Dec. Read,19 &amp; 21. Report touching it 23. 
Vacated, eod. die. 

Bill touching the Ac&amp; for Sale of Stuff for Apparel, not 
paid for, read,21 Novy. Committed, 3 Dec. To be ingroffed, 
4. Paffed, 12. 

Appeals, in civil and marine Caufes, Bill touching them, read, 9 
O&amp;. To be ingroffed, 14 Nov. Pafled, 28. 

Apprentices to Artificers, Strangers, Bill relating to them, read, 
29 Nov. 

Archbifhops, and Bifhops, Bill for affirming the Confecration of 
them, read, 14 O&amp;. To be ingroffed, 17. Paffed, 22. Provifo 
thereto fent from the Lords, 6 Nov. Read, eod. die. Com- 
mitted, 7. Provifo, in lieu of that added by the Lords, read, 
23. ‘To beingroffed, 25. Pafled, 28. 

Bill, what Perfons fhall be Chancellors, &amp;c. to Arch- 
bifhops and Bifhops, read, 11 Nov. 

Arrefts, vexatious, Bill from the Lords, to prevent them, 23 Nov. 
Read, 27 Nov.and 9 Dec. Pafled, 18 Dec. 

Artificers, and Hufbandmen, Bill touching the Number of Tene- 
ments to be held by them, read, 5 Nov. 

Aulneager, in Lancathire, Bill touching the fealing of Cottons, 
&amp;c. by him, read, 18 Oct. Committed, 21.—New Bill read, 
4Noyv. Tobeingroffled, 19. Pafled, 16 Dec. 

Bill from the Lords, for graving the Aulneager’s Seals in 

the Tower, 16 Dec. Read,17,18.&amp; 21. Reported, 23. 

Vacated, 24. 


Sess. 2. 











13° Eliz. Parl. 3. 


CTS. Vide Statutes.—Certain Acts not to be revived or 
continued, 24 May. 

Alzgate, Bill for paving the Street without it, read, 11 May. To 
be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 23. 

Amendment, offered to a Bill from the Lords at the Third Reading, 
by miftake read only once, and affiled ; but afterwards the Er- 
ror being difcovered, read a Second and Third time, 25 May. 

Apparel, Provifo, touching the A&amp; againft buying Wares for it 
without ready Money, twice read, 21 May. Act not to be re- 
vived, or continued, 24. 

Attainders of the Earlsof Northumberland and Weftmorland, and 
others, Bill from the Lords, for confirming them, 28 Apr. 
Read, 1 May. Sir Hen. Percy to be heard by Countfel, eod. die. 
Counfel heard, 5 May. ‘To be further heard, eod. die. Con- 
ference defired by the Lords upon it, agreed to, and Committee 
appointed to mange it, 10 May. Bill pafied, 15. Provifo for 
the CountefsS of Cumberland, and others, thrice read, and 
paffed, eod.die. Bill fent from tie Lords, for amending an 
Endorfement, 16 May. 


A. 1571. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. 


AME NDMENTS, made by the Houfe to a Bill from the 
Lords, amended by the Lords, 7 June. Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 10. 
Artificers, foreign Bill againft Injuries offered them by Corpora- 
tions in London, read, and committed, 24 May. 
Aylesbury, Bill for keeping the Affizes there, read, 30 May. To 
be ingrofled,7 June. Pafled, 9. 


A. 1572. 


18° Eliz. 


CTIONS, upon the Cafe, for flanderous Words of 
Writings, Bill that the County may be traverfed, read, 8 &amp; 

13 Feb. ; : 
Ale, and Beer, double double, Bill againft making them, read, 17 


Feb. i 
Apparel, Bill from the Lords, againft Excefs of it, 16 Feb. Read, 


Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A. 1575. 


29. Committed, 10 Mar.—New Bill read, 12 Mar. Confe- 
rence 














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rence defired with the Lords, upon it, eod. die. Bill to be in- 
groffed, 13 Mar. Patfled, eod. die. 

Artificers, foreign, and Denizens, Bill relating to them read, and 
committed, 5 Mar. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


CTIONS, upon the Cafe, Bill for bringing them in the 
proper Counties, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 26. 

Algate, Bill for amending the Act for paving a Street without it, 
read, 3 Feb. Committed, 9. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
13. Pafled, 20. 

Aliens, Bill that their Children born in England, fhall not be ac- 
counted Englifh, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 25.—New Bill 
read, 3 Feb.—New Bill read twice, and to be ingroffed, 4 Feb. 
Read Third time, and committed, 7. Read Fourth time, and 
paffed, 17. 

Amendment, to a Bill from the Lords, ingroffed, but not endorfed, 
Meffage and Proceedings thereupon, 8 Mar.—Amendments, 
made by the Commons to a Bill from the Lords, amended by 
the Lords, 9 Mar. Refolution, and Proceedings thereupon, 
11 &amp; 13.—Bill remanded to the Lords upon account of a 
Miftake in the Amendments made thereto by the Lords, 17 Mar. 

Arms, Bill for farnifhing them, read, 31 Jan. 

Arundell, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 10 
Mar. Read, 11 &amp; 13. Patled, 14. 

Attorneys, in the Common-pleas, Bill againft the exceflive Mul- 
titude of them, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 17. Additional! 
Committees, 20.—New Bill read, 28 Feb. 

Bill touching Warrants of Attorneys, read, 13 Feb. 

Aulnegers. Vide Kerfies. 





1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


CCOMPTANTS. Vide Exchequer.—Debate about 
continuing the Ac 43 Eliz. for explaining an A&amp;@ 13 Eliz. 
relating to Accomptants, 15 June. New Bill to revive the 
A&amp; 13 Eliz. ordered, eod.die. Prefented, 16. 
Ations, frivolous, Bill to reftrain them, read, 2 Apr. Committed, 


23. \ 
Alehoufes, Bill to explain the Act 5 Edw. VI. concerning them, 
prefented, 30 Mar. Read, 31. 
Bill for reprefling of Alehoufes againft Law, read 31 
Mar. Committed,23 May. Reported, and rejected, 8 June. 
Bill touching Wines, Inns, Alehoufes, and Taverns, read, 
31 Mar. Rejedéted, 11 Apr. 
Bill concerning Alehoufes, Taverns, Ins, and Common 
Brewers, read, 18 Apr. Committed, 21. 
Bill for avoiding the fuperfluous Number of Alehoufes, 
and Diforders in Inns and Victualling-houfes, read, 18 Apr. 
Committed, 21. 
Two Bills, concerning Alehoufes, read, 23 Apr. 
Bill for Reformation of Abufes in Alehoufes converted 
into Inns, read,1 May. Committed, 2. 
Bill for Reformation of Abufes in Inns, Taverns, Ale- 
houfes, and Tipling-houfes, and the Frequenters of them, read, 
11 May. Committed, 23. 
Bill againft haunting of Alehoufes, read, 11 May. Com- 
mitted, 23. 
Bill to reftrain inordinate tipling in Inns, Alehoufes, and 
~ other Victualling-houfes, read, 18 May. Committed, 23. Re- 
orted, 25. Paffed, 5 June. Sent from the Lords, with a 
Provito, 3 July. Provifo thrice read, and paffed, eod. die. 
Aliens, and Strangers, Bill, that the King may, from time to 
time, take notice where they inhabit, read,21 Apr. Rejected, 
5 Ma 





























Bill to place Children, born within the Realm, of foreign 

Parents, in the Degree of Aliens made Denizens, read, 21 

Apr. Vide Children. _ 

Bill againft Aliens and Strangers retailing Hawks, read, 
26 June. 

Alnage of narrow Draperies, Bill relating thereto prefented, and 
read, 14 June. 

Apology. Vide Houfe. ' 

Apparel, Bill concerning it, read, and rejected, 24 Mar. 

Bill to reftrain Excefs in Apparel, read, 4 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 11. Reported, and tobe ingrofled, 18. Pafled, 21. 
—— Bill againft fuch, as fell Wares for Apparel without ready 

Money, read, 27 June. 
Bill from the Lords, touching Apparel, ig May. Read, 
23. Committed, 2 June. Read the Third time, 22. Paffed, 23. 
Apprentices, Bill concerning the taking of them, read, 21 Apr. 














Committed, 28. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5 May. Paffed 8. 


Archbifhops and Bifhops, Bill from the Lords, againft Diminution 
of their Poffeffions, and againft Dilapidations, 18 Apr. Read, 
21. Committed, 19 May. Reported, and paffed, 23. 

Bill for avoiding Multiplicity of Leafes by Archbifhops 

and Bifhops, read, 11 June. Committed,13. Reported, and 

to be cng ha 20. Paffed, 22. 

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First VoxruMeE. 


Archery, Bill for maintenance thereof, read 30 May. Commit- 
ted, 7 June. 

Arefkine, Sir Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 
and to confirm Letters Patents granted to him, 28 Apr. Read, 
1 May. Counfel for the Tenants of the Lands to be heard, 
and Notice of the Second Reading to be given, 2.—New Bill, 
for naturalizing him, and his Children, read, 18 May. Com- 
mitted, 21, Reported, and to be ingrofled,22. Patled, 24. 

Sir James, Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 

28 Apr. Read,1 May. 

Arundell, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his only 
Son, 29 Mar. Read, 31. Committed, 2Apr. Reported, 3. 
Paffed, 11. 

Afhion, Bryan. Vide Privileges. 

Afjart Lands, Bill for eftablifhing them in the Owners and Pof- 
feflors, read, 19g Apr. Counfel to be heard, 2 May. Heard, 
and Bill committed, 3. | Sir Tho. Leighton’s Letter concern- 
ing it, read, eod. die. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 17 
May. Order for the Third Reading, 24. Pafled, 25. 

Afton, Lady, Bill to naturalize her, read, * *. Committed, 12 
May. Reported, 14. Patfed, 19. 

Attorneys, and Clerks, in the King’s Bench and Common Pleas, 
Bill touching them, read, 12 June. Committed, 22. 





3° &amp; 4° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


ALEHOUSES, Bill for better executing an A&amp; to refirain 
the haunting of them, read, 7 Feb. Committed, 11. Vide 
Tipling-houfes. 

Aliens, Bill concerning them, read, and rejected, 2 Apr. 

Alnage of new Draperies, Article of Grievance touching the Duke’ 
of Leneux’s Patent for it, g Apr. Countel to be heard thereon, 
eod. die. Heard, 16 Apr. Patent voted a Grievance, eod. die. 

Amendments to Bills, upon the paffing thereof, to be made at the 
Table, and not without the Door, 2 May. Vide Bills, 

Archbifhops, and Bifhops, Bill for Confirmation of Eftates made 
by them, read, and rejeéted, 5 Mar. 

Arefkine, Sir James, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, his 
Wife, and Children, 6 Mar. Read, 17. Committed,i9. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 20. 

Arrefis, Bill to reftrain them on Sundays, read, and committed, 
* *, Reported,and to be ingroffed, 24 Apr. Read Third time, 
28.—Another Bill read, * *. Committed, 2 May. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 7. Rejeéted, 9. 

Artificers, Bill for Explanation of an A&amp; concerning them, read, 
5 Feb. Committed, 7. Reported, and to fleep, 22. 

Artillery, Bill to repeal Part of an Aét for maintenance thereof, 
and preventing unlawful Games, read twice, and committed, 
26 eo Reported, and to be ingrofled,8 May. Paffed, 9. 

Attainder of Offenders concerned in the Powder Treafon, Bill 
from the Lords for it, 3 Apr. Motion for reading it, and De- 
bate thereon, 4. Bill read Firft time, eod. dic. Read a Second 
time, 10 Apr. Counfel to be heard for Parties interefted, eod. 
die. Atlorney-general to produce Evidence for the King, eod. 
die. Heard. 29 Apr. Counfel for the Parties interefted heard, 
go. Bill committed, eod. die. Reported, with Amendments, 
8 May. Conference defired with the Lords thereupon, and 
agreed to, eod. die. Reported, 10 May. Counfel heard for 
Mr. Digby, and Provifo for him tendered, 12. Provifo re- 
jected, eod. die. Bill paffed with the Amendments, eod. die. 
Sent to the Lords, 13 May. 

Attorneys, and Solicitors, Bill from the Lords, to reform the Mul- 
titudes, and Mifdemeanors, of them, 10 Mar. Read, 19. 
-Committed, 27. Reported, and paffed, 9 May. j 

Avon, River, Bill to make it navigable, read, 24 Feb. 


4° &amp; 5°Jac.1. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


A CTS of Parliament, private, Bill to prevent Fraud and 


Wrong-doing therein, prefented, and read, 9 June. Com- 
mitted, 10. 


All Souls College. Vide Smyth, Sir William. 

—“_ not to be removed from their Seats in Parliament, 
22 Nov. 

Amendments to Bills upon the Third Reading, 9 Mar. 12 and ig 
May. Vide Bills—Conference to be had with the Lords 
touching Amendments propofed to be made to their Amend- 
ments, 29 June. Vide Union. 

Annoot, Thomas, Bill to naturalize him, read, 30 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 1 May. Reported,**. Pafled, 29. 

Armour-makers, Petition read, 30 Mar. Referred to a Com- 
mittee,6 May. Reported, 12 June. Bill ordered to be pre- 
pared for their Relief, 23. 

Afjemblies, unlawful, Bill for continuing an A&amp; againft them, 
read twice, and committed, 1 July. 

Afton, Sir Roger. Vide Soham. 

Ailtorney-general, Queftion, touching his fitting in the Houfe, re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 1g Nov. Report, and 
Proceedings thereupon, 22. Comes in, and continues by Con- 

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nivence, 24. Debate, and Queftion, about fending for him; up- 
on his going out without Leave, contrary to Order, 4 May. 


y° &amp; 8° Jac. I. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


BERGEVENWY, Lerd, Bill from the Lords, touching 
him, read, 6 July. Committed, 7. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 12. Paffed, 14. 

Alehoufe-keepers, Bill relating to them, read, * *. Committed, 31 
Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 5 June. Paffed, 18. 

Allegiance, Oath of. Vide Oath. 

yee rey Bill to naturalize their Children, read, 25 Apr. 
Committed, 27. 

Amendments to Bills. Vide Bills. 

Anftruther, Sir William, his Bill read, 17 Mar. 

Apothecaries, Bill relating to them, read, 12 June. 

Apparel, Bill againft fuch, as fell Wares for it without ready 
Money, read, 9 Feb. Committed, 20. 

Bill touching Apparel, read, 20 June. 

Apprentices. Vide Children. 

Arundell, Lord, to have a Copy of the Bill for the Salters and 
Brewers Companies, 2 Mar. Vide Saliers. 

Mr. his Bill read, 26 Mar. Counfel for and againft it or- 
dered, 17 Apr. Heard, 24. Bill rejected, eod. die. 

Mr. of Trerife, his Bill read, 26 Apr. Committed, 27. 
Reported, 22 May. Pafled, 12 June. 

Town of, Motion touching one of the Burgefs’s Wages 
referred to the Committee of Privileges, 11 May. 

Afh and Deane, Parfonages, Bill from the Lords, to difunite 
them,25 June. Read, 3 July. Committed, 4. Reported 16. 
Paffed, 17. 

Afjurances, Bill for reétifying them read, 21 May. 

Attorney, Warrants of, Bill relating to them, read, 14 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 29. 

Aynftee, Bill read, 24 &amp; 31 Mar. 


12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. 4.1614. 


CTIONS, Bill for Limitation of them, read, 16 May: 
Committed, 24. 

Alehoufe-keepers, Bill for better Execution of Acts made againft 
them, read, 21 May. Committed,31. Vide Brewers. 

Aleyne, William, Bill to confirm Lands to him, read, 2 May. 

Apefley, Sir Edward, Bill for Sale of Lands according to his Will, 
read, 14 Apr. Committed, 19 May. 

Apparel, Bill concerning it prefented, and read, 13 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 5 May. . 

Attainted Perfons, Bill to make their Eftates liable to the Pay- 
ment of their Debts, prefented, and read, 2 May. 

Attorney-general, Debate about his being admitted a Member of 
the Houfe,8 Apr. Committee appointed to fearch Precedents, 
eod. die. Report, 11 Apr. King’s Meflage touching this Mat- 
ter, eod. die. Debate and Refolutions thereupon, eod. die. 

Axemouth, Bill for erecting a Pier there, read, 20 Apr. Commit- 
ted, 21 May. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


CTIONS, Bill for Limitation thereof, and avoiding Suits 

in Law, read, 3 Feb. Committed, 6. Reported, **. To 
be ingrofied, 3 Mar. Read the Third time, 19. Pafled, 2 
May. 

Mnainiet, Meflage from the King about it, i9 Mar. Meffage 
of Thanks to him thereon, and Report of the Delivery thereof, 
eod. die. Meflage to the Lords concerning the Adjourn- 
ment, and Anfwer thereto,21 Mar. Meflage from the Lords, 
touching the fame, and Anfwer, 22. Conference held with the 
Lords thereon, and reported, eod. die. Debate and Refolution 
thereupon, cod. die. King to be acquainted therewith, eod. die. 
—Another Meflage from the King touching an Adjournment, 
28 May. Confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. 
die. Report, and Conference defired with the Lords thereupon, 
and agreed to, eod. die. Held and reported, 29 May. Another 
Conference defired by the Lords, held and reported, eod. die. 
Debate thereon 29 &amp; 30 May. Free Conference defired with 
the Lords, held and reported, 30. Further Debate, and Pro- 
ceedings, 31. A Re-conference, defired by the Lords, agreed 
to, eod. die. Debate and Order touching the Manner of pro- 
ceeding therein, eod. die. Conference reported, eod. die. De- 
bate touching the Manner of the Adjournment,1 June. An- 
other free Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and 
Managers appointed, 2. Another Meflage from the King, 
touching an Adjournment, communicated at the Conference, 
reported, cod. die. Debate thereon, and Refolution for accept- 
ing the Adjournment, eod. die. Refolution communicated to 
the Lords, eod. die. Committee of both Houfes to attend the 
King thereon, eod, die. His Antwer reported, 4 June. Com- 
miflions for Adjournment of the Parliament fent from the 
Lords, but not read, 4 June; 14 Nov. &amp; 19. Dec. 


Committed, 22. 


Adminiftrations, Bill for reftoring the Liberty of procuring then, 
read, 6 Mar. 

Bill for the better granting of them, read, 25 May, 
Committed, 29 Nov. 

Alehoufes. Vide Inns. 

Alienations, Bill for Eafe of the King’s Tenants in obtaining and 
pleading them, read, 15 Mar. Cominitted, 19. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 24 May. Palled, 29. _ 

Debate touching Abufes committed by the Officers in 
relation to Alienations, 26 Mar. 

Almond. Vide Dixon. 

— propofed by the Lords to a Bill, not yieldéd to, 30 

ay. 
inane River. Vide New-River. 

Anftrother, Sir William, -Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him 
and others, 30 May. 

Apparel, Bill touching it tendered, 16 Feb. Read, 19 Apr. 
Committed, 21. 

Appreniices, Bill touching the taking of them, read, 2 May. 

Patent for difpeniing with the Statute concerning them, 
condemned, 21 Mar. 

Apfley, Sir Edward, Bill for Sale of Lands in Fletton according to 
his Will, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 4 May. 1 
Arms, Bill from the Lords, concerning them, 15 Feb. Read, * *, 

Committed, 7 Mar. Reported, and recommitted, 12 &amp; 29 May, 

Ajjafin, committed lo the Gatehoufe for endeavouring to kill a 
Member, and a Committee appointed to examine him, 27 Nov, 

Affizes, and Gaol-deliveries, Bill for holding them in the chief 
Towns of every County, read, 2 June. , 

Attorney-general, not to ferve as a Member, and a new Writ ors 
dered in his Room, § Feb. . 

Aucher, Sir Anthony. Vide Upminfler. 

Ayton, Sir Robert, his Bill read, * *. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. 


Committed, 22 Mar. 


21° &amp; 22 Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1023,.8 1624. 


AB BOTTS-HALL. Vide Pointz. 

Abercromy, Patrick. Vide Anfirother, Sir William. 

Sir George. Vide Anjirother, Sir Robert. 

Aétions, Bill for Limitation of them, read, 23 Feb. To be ins 
grofled,25.. Paffed,6 Mar. Conference defired by the Lords 
upon it, and agreed to, 29 Apr. Bill fent from the Lords, with 
Amendments, 8 May. Amendments agreed to, 12. 

- Bill for bringing Adtions in the proper Counties, read, 14 
Apr. Committed, 22. Reported, and tobe ingroffed, 24. Read 
Third time, and, upon Queftion, not to pals, 3 May. 

— touching Eleétions, not to be admitted in Evidence, 5 
Mar. 

Ager, Sir Anthony, Vide Aucher. 

Alcock, Edward, Bill for Sale of the Manor of Rampton, his In- 
heritance, read, 19 Mar. Committed, 6 Apr. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 29. Paffed, 4 May. 

Alienations in the Exchequer, Bill for Eafe in obtaining and 
pleading them, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 5 Mar. Order for 
all, who come, to have Voices, 8. Bill reported, and to be in« 
grofled, 13. Pafled, 17. Conference defired by the Lords 
about it, and agreed to, 29 Apr. Bill returned from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 22 May. Amendments thrice read, cod. 
die. Conference defired with the Lords about them, and agreed 
to, 27. Report, 28. New Bill prefented, read Three times, 
and paffed, eod. die. 

Alneager’s Office complained of,23 Apr. Parties to attend, eod. 
die. Report touching it, and Abufes to be prefented asa 
Grievance, 22 May. 

Amendment to a Bill from the Lords, by leaving out one Letter, 
to be prefented in Writing, and fent to the Lords, 19 Apr.— 
Amendments made by the Lords to Bills, not to be amended 
without a Conference, 22 May. Vide Bills. 

Amerfham, Borough, reftored, 4 May. 

Anftrother, Sir Robert, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 
6 Apr. Committed,10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. 
Pafled, 24. 

Sir William, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and 
others, 4 May. Read twice, and committed, eod. dic. Le- 
ported,8 May. Paffed, 19. 

Anwell River. Vide New River. 

Anyan, Dr. Petition againft him, 28 Apr. Committee appointed 
to examine it, eod. die. Report, 20 May. Ciarge againft 
him to be tranfmitted to the Lords, ead. die. Conference to 
be defired with the Lords about him, 27 May. Refolution 
concerning him, eod. die. Petition to the King toremove him, 
refolved, and Committee appointed to pen it, eod. die. Read, 
and agreed to, eod. die. 

Apothecaries, Report touching the Patent for feparating them 
from the Grocers,6 Apr. Patent condemned, cod. die.. Leave 
given them to prefer a Bill for fole compounding of Medicines, 
eod. die.—Bill for incorporating them, read, 19 Apr.» Come 
mitted, 22. Delivered in to the Clerk, 20 May. 

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INDEX to the First VoLtume. 


Apprentices, Bill touching the taking of them, read, 1 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 3. 

Arms,Copy of the old Bill concerning them ordered tobe brought 
in, 15 Mar. Bill for providing them, read, and rejected, 16 Apy 
Committee appointed to draw a Bill for that Purpofe, eod. die. 

Arundell Ele&amp;tion, Report concerning it, 24 Mar. Sitting Mem- 
ber heard, and withdraws, eod. die. Refolution touching the 


Right of Ele@tion, eod. die. Sitting Member voted not duly — 


eleéted, and Mayor to return the other, eod. die. Charges of the 

Town, relating to the Election, to be fettled and paid, eod. die. 
Aucker, Sir Anthony, and others, Bill to make Sale of Lands, 

read, 5 Apr. Committed, 7. Additional Committees, 12. 
Aulneager. Vide Alneager. 


1° Car. I. Parl. 1.. A. 1625. 


ACCOUNTS. Vide Taxes. 

Adjournment, Motion for petitioning the King for it deb&gt; ed, 
and not to be put to the Queftion, 21 June. Conference de- 
fired with the Lords touching an Adjournment, and held, 9 
July. King’s Anfwer to a Petition of both Houfes for it, com- 
municated at a Conference, 11. Commiffion for an Adjourn- 
ment fent to the Lords, eod. die. Declaration, that Adjourn- 
ments of the Houfe have been always made by themfelves, eod. 
die. Commiffion fent from the Lords, eod. die. Houfe ad- 
journs to Oxford, eod. die. 

Alehoufes, Bill relating to them fent from the Lords, with an Ad- 
dition, 7 July. Addition thrice read, and pafled, eod. die. Bill 
fent to the Lords, 9. 

Anyon, Dr. Meflage to the Chancellor of Oxford, defiring he may 
not be permitted to preach before the Houfe, 2Aug. Anfwer 
thereto, cod. die. 


1°&amp; 2° Car. I. Parl.2. A.1625, &amp; 1626. 
A BERGAVENY, Lord. Vide Neville. 


Accounts. Vide Taxes. 

Adjournmcnt of the Houfe, Refolution for it not to be communi- 
cated to the Lords, 25 May. 

Adminifirations, Bill touching the granting of them, read, 24 
Feb. Committed, 7 Mar. 

Admiralty, Court of, Committee appointed to examine their Pro- 
ceedings in relation to the Ship St. Peter of Newhaven, 23 Feb. 
Report, and Refolutions thereupon, 1 Mar. Vide Buckingham. 

Adultery, and Fornication, Bill againftthem, read, 22 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 4 Mar.—New Bill read, 11 May. Committed, 1 June. 

Alehoufe-keepers, unlicenfed, Bill for fupprefling them, read, * *, 
Committed, 25 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5 May. ° 

Alneager, Report touching his Abufes, 25 May. To be prefented 
as a Grievance, eod. die. Committee appointed to draw a Bill 
to prevent them, eod. die. 

Altham, Sir James, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 14 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 18. 

Anyon, Dr. Report from the Committee of Grievances touching 
divers Abufes committed by him, 25 May. Warrant ordered 
for bringing him to the Committee, eod. die. 

Apothecaries. Vide Medicines. 

Apparel, Bill from the Lords concerning it, 15 Apr. Read twice, 
and committed, eod. die. Petition of Wire-drawers read, 26 
Apr. Bill reported, with Amendments, and re-committed, 28. 
Counfel to be heard for the Wire-drawers, and Silk-men, 28 
Apr. 2 &amp; 4 May. Heard, 5 May. Bill and Amendments re- 
ported, 25. Amendments read, and agreed to, eod. die. 

Apprentices, Bill for taking them without Money, prefented, and 
read, g May. Y 

Appropriations, and Vicarages, Bill concerning them read, 18 
Apr. Committed, 9 May. 


Archery, Petition concerning it, referred to the Committee for 


Arms, 14 Apr. 

Arms, of the Kingdom, Bill from the Lords, to make them more 
ferviceable, 18 Mar. Read, 20. Committed, 25. 

Committee appointed to prepare a Bill for finding Arms, 
14 Mar. Report, qJuue. To be confidered by a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, eod. die. 

Aftley, Ufaac, Henry, Thomas, and Bernard, Bill for naturalizing 
them, read, 9 May. Committed, 11. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 6 June. 

Attorney-general, Motion touching his being returned a Mem- 
ber, contrary to the Order 12 Jac. g Feb. New Writ or- 
dered in his Room, 10. 

Attorneys, Bill for reducing their Number, read, 16 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4 May. 

Ayre and Cawlder Rivers, Bill to make them navigable, read, 15 
Mar. Rejected, 25. 


3° 8 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sess.1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 


AB ERGAVENNY, Lord. Vide Neville. 
w — Meflage from the King, defiring there may be 
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none at Eafter, 10 Apr. Anfwer thereto, eod.die. Another 
Meflage, repeating the fame Defire, eod. die. Order there- 
upon, and Committee appointed to confider how this may not 
be prejudicial to the Houfe, eod. die. 

Adultery, and Fornication, Bill for further punifhing them, read, 
7 Apr. Committed, 22. 

Alderfey, John, and others, Bill from the Lords to naturalize 
them, 4 June. Read twice,10. Pafled, 13. 

Alehoufe-keepers, unlicenfed, Bill for fuppreffing them, read, 9 
Apr. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 June. 
Paffed, 20. ‘ 

Amendment, made by a Committee toa Bill, amended at the 
Table, 19 May. 

Apparel, Bill from the Lords concerning it, 28 May. Read, 4 June. 

Appropriations, and Vicarages, Bill concerning them, read, 2 
Apr. Committed, 21. 

Arms, Committee to prepare a Bill for finding them, 24 Mar. 
Bill for affeffing them, and ordering Mufters, read, 13 June. 
Arundell, Earl of, his Bil brought from the Lords, 10 June. 
Twice read, and committed, 11. Reported, 13. Paffed, 16. 

Returns Thanks, by the Speaker, to the Houfe, 18. 

Afhley, Serjeant, his Speech at a Conference with the Lords, re- 
ported,21 Apr. Referred to the Committee for fearching Re- 
cords, &amp;c. eod. die. 

—- towards the Contract made by the City with the King, 

etitions of Perfons imprifoned for not paying them, 26 &amp; 27 
Mar. Vide Chapman and Clegatt. 

Afteley, Henry, Ifaac, and others, Bill to naturalize them, read, 
31 May. ‘To be ingroffed,1o June. Paffed, 11. 

Ayton, Sir Robert, Bill to naturalize him, read, 31 May. To 
be ingrofled, 3 June. Paffed, 10. 


4 Car.1. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628, 


CT ON, Mr. Sheriff of London, fent for by the Serjeant for 

prevaricating at a Committee,g Feb. Examined, and fent 
to the Tower, 10. Petition, and Order for bringing him to 
the Bar,11. Difcharged, 12. 

Adultery, and Fornication, Bill for further punifhing them, read, 
24 Jan. 

Pr Henry, Petition and Articles preferred againft him, 30 
Jan. His Petition and Articles againft the Bithop of Lincoln, 
prefented to the King, fent for, and read, eod. die. Sent for by 
the Serjeant, and examined, eod. die. To remain in Cuftody, 
eod. die. A Committee appointed to examine this Matter, eod. 
die. Speaker’s Warrant to be granted for Witneffes, eod. die. 
Report, 2 Feb. Tobe brought to the Bar, to anfwer his Con- 
tempt to the Houfe, eod. die. 

Arminiani{fm. Vide Religion. 

Arms, Order made 24 Mar. 3 Car. about them, and the Com- 
mittee then appointed, revived, 27 Jan. 

Articles, 39. Vide Religion. ° 


1° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 1. A. 1547. 


BA K ER, Sir John, Speaker, 8 Nov. ; 
Bakers, Bill relating to them, read, 8 &amp; 15 Dec.Vacated, 19, 
Bark, Bill relating thereto, read, 19 Dec. 
Bell-metal, Bill againft carrying it over Sea, read, 15 Nov. &amp; 16 
Dec. ; 
Benefices, Spiritualty and Preaching, Bill relating thereto, read, 
16&amp;17 Nov. Paffed, 10. 
Bill re-delivered, to make a Party Defendant thereto, 22 Nov. 
Bifhops. Vide Archbishops. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1548. 


Ba T H, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of his 
Lands, read, 5 &amp; 6 Dec. Vacated, 2 Mar. 

Bill for the Jointure of the Earlof Bath, Lady Long, and 
others, read, 14 Dec. &amp; 14Jan. Paffed, 19 Jan. 

Beaumaris, Bill from the Lords, for keeping the Seffions and 
County-days there, read,6 &amp; 7 Mar. Pafled, 11. 

Beil-metal, Bill againft carrying it over Sea, read, 5 &amp; 14 Dec. 
&amp; 22 Jan. Paffed, 28 Jan. 

Berkhamfted, Bill for erecting a Free-fchool there, read, 27 Noy. 
7 Dec. &amp; 2 Mar. Pafled, 5 Mar. 

Bigott, Ralph, Bill from the Lords for his Reftitution, read, 15 
&amp; 18 Feb. Paffed, 19. 

Bill delivered out of the Houfe, and to be no further proceeded 
in, 12 Feb. 

Brewers, dwelling twenty Miles from London, Bill to enable 
them to exercife the Craft of Cooper , read, 17 Jan. 

Broke, James, his Bill read, 31 Jan. ‘ 

Buggery, Bill from the Lords, to make it Felony, read, 9 &amp; 11 
Mar. Paffed, 13. 

Bulmer, Sir Ralph, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
7&amp;12Feb. Pafled, 14. 





B Burgeffes. 





INDEX ¢o the 


Burgeffes. Vide Members. | 
Burgoyne, Barth. Monk of the Charter-houfe, Bill from the 
Lords, touching him, read, 8 &amp; 27 Feb. Pafled, 6 Mar. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. A. 1549. 


BE DFORD, Earl of. Vide Rufell. 

Berwick , Bill for fifhing there, read, 8 Jan. To be ingrofled, 
10. Read, 22. Paffed, 25. 

Bifhops, and Priefts, Bill from the Lords, for the Order and Con- 
fecration of them, read twice, 25 Jan. Read again, 28 &amp; 29 
Jan.—New Bill thrice read, and — 30. 

Books, and Images, fuperftitious, Bill to abolifh them, read, 2 Jan. 
Committed, 14. Read,i8 &amp; 20. Pafled,2o. Provifo from 
the Lords, thrice read, and paffed, 25. 

Briftol, Bill for Provifion of Corn, and taking Apprentices, there, 
read, 27 Dee. 

Burgeffes. Vide Members. 

Butter, Bill for barrelling it, read, 31 Dec. &amp; 7 Jan. Paffed, 25 
Jan. 

—-—— Bill for buying and felling of Butter and Cheefe, read, 13 
Jan. Paffed, 14. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. 
EDS. Vide Feather-beds. 


Benefices, and fpiritual Promotions, Bill for Refervations up- 
on them, read, 25 Jan. Cominitted, 27,—New Bill read, 6 &amp; 
11 Feb. Tobe ingroffed,12. Pafled, 18. 

Bills, feditious. Vide Libels. ' 

Bojion, Bill for re-edifying Houfes there, read, 8 Feb. To be in- 

rofled, 11. 

Brendan: Mr. complains of being affaulted by Sir John Wither- 
ington, and others, and Warrant to be made for the Parties, 15 
Feb. Lord Chancellor’s Writ to be directed to the Prefident of 
the North for attaching Henry Witheryngton, and others, com- 
plained of, 19. Matter referred to the Duke of Northumber- 
fand, 31 Mar. Lords of the Council to be requefted to receive 
the Bill exhibited by Mr.Brandlyng, and to take Order therein, 
5 Apr. Billreturned, to be ordered by the Houte, 7. Read, eod. 
die. Henry Witherington examined, and committed to t! &gt; 
Tower, eod. die. Ralph Ellarkar, another of the Perfons com- 
plained of, fent to the Houfe, and committed to the Serjeant, 
g Apr. Difcharged,12. 

Brijtol, Bill for taking Recognizances for Debt, and Apprentices, 
there, as in London, read, 13 Feb. 

Burgaveny, Lady, Bill from the Lords for her Jointure, read, 1 
&amp; 2 Apr. Pafled, 5. 

Burgeffes. Vide Members. 


“° Edw. Vi. Parl.2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553- 


B ENEFICES. Vide Promotions. ; 
Briftol, Bill for taking Apprentices there, as in London or 


Norwich, read, 17 Mar. 


Sess. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1553. 


B RISTOL, Bill for taking Recognizances, and Apprentices, 
there, read, 17 &amp; 20 Oct. 


1° Mar.\. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 


B AKERS, of York, Bill relating to them, read, 28 Oct. &amp; 
3 Nov. ; 
Batfon, Browne, and Bradley, Bill from the Lords, for making 
their Children Denizens, read, 13 &amp; 15 Nov. Pafled, 16. 
Briftol, and Exeter, Bill for taking Recognizances and Appren- 
tices there, as in London, read, 24 &amp; 25 Ot. 
Burgefs ele&amp;. Vide Fofter. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.2. A. 1554. 


B EDFORD, and Bucks, Bill for Severance of Sheriffs 
there, read, 13 &amp; 18 Apr. 1 May. 

Bihops, Bill againft their conventing of any Perfon for Abby- 
lands, read, 20 Apr. To be ingrofled,26. Paffed, 27. 

Books, heretical. Vide Herefies. 

Bowling-alleys. Vide Gaming-houfes. 

Briftol, Bill for repairing the Cauley from thence to Gloucefter, 
read, 24 Apr. To be ingrofled, 25. Pafled, 27. 

Brooke, Robert, Efq; Recorder of London, chofen Speaker, 2 
Apr. Vide Speaker. ; 
Bullion, Bill for bringing a Fifth part therein for Merchandize 
carried out, read, 7 Apr. Committed, 9 —New Bill read, 21 

Apr. &amp; 1 May. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 155A. 


B AILMENT of Prifoners. Vide Felons, 
Berks, Vide Wokingham. é 


First VoLume. 


Beverly, Bill for confolidating Three Manors there, read, 6 Dec- 

Bofton, Bill for re-edifying thereof, read, 1 Dec. 

Bucknell, Bill from the Lords, for uniting it to the Shire of Salop, 
read, 13 &amp; 14 Dec. Patfled, 15. 

Butter. Vide Cheefe. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


BARGEMEN upon the Thames. Vide Watermen. 
Benefices, impropriate. Vide Firf-fruits, and Poole. 
Bill re-delivered, being imperfeét, 9 Noyv.—Signed by the Queen 
paffed with a Provifo, 6 Dec. y 
Black-Sryers, Houfe, Bill for it to be within the Liberties of Lon- 
don, read, 8 Nov. Committed, 20. 
Bridgewater, Taunton, and Charde, Bill for fealing and viewing 


of Cloths made there, read, 26 Nov. To be ingrofled, 28. 
Paffed, 3 Dec. 
Bull. Vide Pope. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1557. 
B OWSTAVES. Vide Armour. 


W° Eliz, Parl.1. A.1558, &amp; 1559. 


B ISHOPS, deprived, Bill for confirming Grants and Leafes 
made by them, read, 11 Feb. Committed, 18.—New Bill 
read, 21 Feb.—Bill to reftore deprived Bifhops, read, 1 5 Mar. 
—New Bill to reftore Bifhops, and fpiritual Perfons, read, 2 
Apr. To be ingroffed, 29. Pafled, 2 May.—Bill to make 
lawful the Deprivations of Bifhops and fpiritual Perfons, temp. 
E. VI. read, 16 &amp; 21 Mar.—Bill to make Deprivations of Bi- 
. — and {piritual Perfons pleadable, read, and to be ingrofled, 
3 May. 

Bill to impower the Queen to collate Bifhops to Bifhop- 
ricks, being vacant, read twice, and to be ingroffed, 21 Mar. 
Pafied, 22.—Bill from the Lords, for vefting the Temporalities 
of Bifhops in the Crown, upon the Vacation, read, 7 &amp; 8 Apr. 
Paffed, 17. ' 

Browne, George and Thomas, Bill to alter their Gavelkind 
Lands, read,21 Feb. To be ingroffed, 1 Mar. Paffed, 3. 
Buggery. Vide Conjurations. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


ADGERS. Vide Corn. 

Bankrupts, Bill relating to them, read, 8 Mar. Committed, 
13.—New Bill read, 16 Mar. Committed, 20. To be in- 
grofled, 23. Pafled, 6 Apr. Provifo, added by the Lords, 
read Three times, and paffed, 10. 

Bark. Vide Woods, and Oak. 

Barrels, Kilderkins, and Firkins, Bill for the Affize and Weight 
of them, read, 9 Mar. Committed, 27. 

Bartye, Richard, Bill for Affurance of Lands to him and the 
Duchefs of Suffolk, his Wife, read, 18 Jan. Letter to be 
written by the Speaker to the Heir of the Feoffee in Truft, 21. 

Beer-brewers, Bill, to enable them to retain above four Aliens, 
for Servants, read, 29 Jan. Rejedted, 1 Feb. 

Berwick, Garrifon, Bill from the Lords, for the Government 
thereof, 20 Jan. Read, eod. die. Committed, 22 Jan. Ob- 
jections of the Burgeffes againft it, read, 25. Conference with 
the Lords upon it, 1 Feb. 

Bible, and Book of Service, Bill for tranflating them into Welth, 
read, 22 Feb. To be ingroffed, 4 Mar. Paffed, 27. Sent from 
the Lords, with a Provifo, 5 Apr. Provifo thrice read, and 
paffed, cod. die. 

Bill reje&amp;ted, and torn, 23 Jan.—Read in Part, g Mar. Vide 


avy. 
Bindon, Lord, Bill from the Lords, to enable him to make Leafes, 


20 Mar. Read 22 &amp; 23. Pafled, 26. 

Byhops, Bill touching the Confecration of thofe collated by the 
Queen, read, 8 Mar. To be ingroffed, 12. 

Bowyers of London, Bill relating to them, read, 29 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 1 Feb.—New Bill read, 20 Feb. To be ingroffed, 22. 
Paffed, 23. Sent from the Lords with a Provifo, 16 Mar. Pro- 
vifo read twice, eod. die. Agreed to, 18 Mar. 

Brooke, Thomas, alias Cobham, and others, Bill from the Lords, 
for their Reftitution, 16 Feb. Read, 25 Feb. &amp; 5 Mar. 
Pafled,i10 Mar. 

Buggery, Bill for Punifhment thereof, read, 8 Feb. To be 
ingrofled, 10. Paffed,11.—Bill from the Lords to revive the 
Aé&amp; 21 H. VIII. for Punifhment of it, read, 13 &amp; 16 Mar. 
Pafled, 18. ; 

Burgavenny, Lord, Bill from the Lords, to enable him to make 
Leafes, read, and committed, 22 Mar. Read aSecond time, 24. 
Paffed, 25. 

Burgeffes. Vide Members. _ 

Burials, Bill for keeping a Regifter of them, read, 9 Mar. 

















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INDEX oo the 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 2. A. 1566. 


AILIFFS of Liberties. Vide Sheriffs. 

Bankrupts, Bill, from the Lords, to prevent Frauds commit- 
ted by them, 19 O&amp;. Read, 23. Committed, 9 Dec. Va- 
cated, 19. 

Barrels, and Kilderkins, Bill touching the Prices of them, read, 
12 O&amp;. To be ingrofled, 14: Read the Third time, 18. Ad- 
dition thereto thrice read, and Bill paffed, 21. 

Battell, Market, Bili, to change it from Sunday to Thursday, 
read, 3 &amp; 12 Dec. - To be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 23... 

Benefices. Vide Religion. 

Bill to avoid Pluralities of Benefices, read, 31 O&amp;. 

Committed, 18 Nov. 

Bill, that, ifa Perfon be made a Bifhop, with Commendam 
of his Benefices for Life, the Patron, upon Ceflion, may pre- 
fent, read, 21 Nov. 

Bill, fent back from the Lords with Amendments, vacated, 24 Dec. 

Bifhops. Vide Archbihops. 

Books, feditious, Bill to avoid divers, read, 21 Nov. 

Bowyers of London and Southwark, Bill from the Lords, relating 
to them,10 Dec. Read,12&amp;18. Pafled, 21. 

Brewhoufes beiow London-bridge, Bill to remove them, read, 23 

- O&amp;. 

Browne, Thomas, Bill to alter his Gavelkind Lands, read, 23 
Oc. To be ingroffed, 13 Nov. Paffed, 28. 








13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


B ANKRUPTS, Bill from the Lords, againft them, 16 

May. Read,17 &amp; 21. Pafled, 24. Conference defired 

by the Lords thereupon, eod. die. Meffage from the Lords, 
defiring a prefent Report of the Committee, 25 May. 

Banks, or Stocks of Money, Bill for ereéting Seven, read, 21 
Apr. 

Barkley, Lady, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of her Jointure, 
14 May. Read, 18.23. &amp; 28 May. Provifo thereto thrice 
read, and pafled, with the Bill, 28. 

Benefices. Vide Religion. 

Bill from the Lords, againft corrupt Prefentations to 
Benefices, 19 May. 

Bertie, Peregrine, Bill from the Lords, to make him a free Deni- 
zen, thrice read, and pafled, 3 May. 

Bills, made into one, 12 &amp; 26 Apr.—Committed, upon the Firft 
Reading, 14 &amp; 23 Apr. 10. 11.14. &amp; 26, May.—-Committees 
in a Bill to confer with the Queen’s Counfe! concerning it, 14 
Apr.—Bill not to be proceeded in without the Queen’s Licence 
and Privity, eed. die—Conference defired by the Lords, touch- 
ing fuch Bills as fhould be thought meeteft to be proceeded in, 
21 Apr. Held and reported, eod. die.— Lift to be made, of the 
Bills prefented, for the Houfe to make choice which to proceed 
upon, 24 Apr. Lift read, 26. Committee appointed to con- 
fider of it, eod. die.—Conference to be defired with the Lords, 
upon Bills coming from them, and wanting any Addition or 
Alteration, 2 May.—Bills recommended by the Lords, 16 &amp; 

' 25 May.—Bill, new written, fent from the Lords to be exa- 
mined, 22 May.—Bill put twice to the Queftion for Paflage, 
upon Occafion of a Mittake in the reading of an Amendment 
offered at the Third Reading, 25 May.—Recommended by the 
Queen, 26 May.—Brought from the Lords without Endorfe- 
ment, and, being returned, brought again endorfed, 26 May. 

Blechingly, Bill for a free Grammar-fchool there, read, 18 May. 

Bowyers, Bill, relating to them, read, 18 May. To be ingroffed, 
22. Paffed, 23. 





Brereton, Henry, Efq; Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, - 


19 May. Read twice, 21. Pafled, 24. 

Bridgwater Cloths. Vide Cloths. 

Briftol, Bill, for Repeal of Letters Patents for a Corporation of 
Merchant-adventurers there, read, 10 Apr. To be ingrofled, 
11. Parties to be heard by a Committee, 12. Bill to be 
amended, 20. Brought in amended, 21. To be ingroffed, 23. 
Pafled, 28. ’ 

Buils, from the See of Rome, Bill from the Lords, againft them, 
21 Apr. Read, 23. Committee to confider of it, 23 &amp; 
26. Pafled, with Amendments,g May. Conference, defired 
by the Lords thereon, agreed to, 10. Bill brought from the 
Lords, with Amendments, 16, Paffed, with the Amendments, 


17. 
Burgeffes. Vide Members. 
Bill, for Validity of Burgeffes not refiant, read, 10 Apr. 
Committed, 19. 





14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1572. 


BA ILS, tobe taken in the Common Pleas, Bill concerning 
them, read, 10 May. 
Bargains, and Sales, made without Covin, Bill for Affurance of 
them, read, 17 May. 
Beggars. Vide Rogues. 
Vou. [. 


First VoLuME. 


Bell, Robert, Efq. chofen Speaker, 8 May. Vide Speaker. 

Biil, delivered to a Member, to be enlarged, 14 May.—Bills com- 
mitted on the Firft Reading, 20. 22, 23, 24. &amp; 30, May; &amp; 
25 June.—Committee to confer with Parties interefted in a 
Bill, 20 May.—Bills concerning private Perfons, to be reported 
in the Prefence of the Parties, and their Counfel, 22 May.— 
Committed, after the Third Reading, 28 &amp; 29 May.—C 1- 
cerning any Town or Shire, not to be put to Queftion, unlefs 
the Knights, or Burgefles, be prefent, 6 June.—Bill, fent to 
the Lords, brought back, the Lords being rifen, 11 June.— 
Further Proceedings in a Bill flopped by the Queen’s Direc- 
tion, 25 June.—Provifo to a Bill withdrawn, after it was pafied, 
not being penned agreeable to the Senfe of the Houfe, and 
another Provifo added, 28 June. 

Bockinge Cloths. Vide Coggefhall. 

Bridgwater Cloths, Bill touching them, read, 6 June. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A.1575. 


A RL EY, and Malt, Bill, touching the buying and felling 
thereof, read, 23 Feb. &amp; 3 Mar. 

Bafiardy, Bill touching it, read, 10 Feb. Committed, 15. 

Bills, committed upon the Firfi Reading, 16. 24, 25. &amp; 28, Feb. 
&amp; 5 Mar.—Provifo to a Bill, offered at the Second Reading, 
read once, and committed, 28 Feb.—Bills committed after the 
Third Reading, 6 &amp; 12 Mar.—Recommended by the Lords, 
for Expedition, 7, 8. &amp; 10, Mar.—Conference defired by the 
Lords, touching fuch private Bills as fhould be thought fitteft 
to be proceeded in, 8 Mar. Committee appointed for that 
Purpofe, eod. die —Conference defired by the Lords, touching 
a Bill fent from them, and depending in the Houfe, not 
affented to, 12 Mar. Vide Sturton, 

Broggers, and Drovers, Bill againft them, read, and committed, 
28 Feb. Order for the meeting of the Committee, 5 Mar, 

Burglaries. Vide Rapes. 

Burials. Vide Church-books. . 

Bury St. Edmonds, Bill for a Gaol there, read, 18 Feb. To be 
ingrofled, 24. Pafled, 25. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


BANKRUPTS, Bill from the Lords, for Expofition of 
the Statute relating to them, 13 Mar. Read, 14 &amp; 15. 

Dathed, 16. 

Berwick. Vide Carlifle. 

Bill amended, after it was paffed, and read again, and pafied, 
31 Jan.—An Addition offered to a Bill, after the Second Read- 

. Ing, once read, and committed, with the Bill, 1 Feb,—Mem- 
bers direéted to propofe fome Amendments to a Bill at the 
Lords, as of themfelves, and not by Appointment of the Houfe, 
8 Feb.—Bills amended upon the Third Reading, 11 &amp; 28 Feb. 
—Refolutions touching the Heads of a Bill ordered to be 
brought in, 13 Feb.—Complaint of a new Bill being preferred 
by one of the Committees upon a former, without the Confent 
of the Refidue of the Committees, 16 Feb.—Bills committed 
upon the Firft Reading, 18 Feb. &amp; 8 Mar.—Bill read a Second 
time, and that Reading not to ftand for a Reading, 4 Mar.— 
Bill fent to the Lords with fpecial Recommendation, 6 Mar. 
—Meflage from the Lords, touching an ingroffed Claufe added 
by the Houfe to a Bill, but not endorfed, 8 Mar. Claufe 
endorfed, and fent back, eod. die. The fame Bill returned from 
the Lords, with Amendments to the former Amendments, 9 
Mar. Refolution thereupon, 11. Bill fent to the Lords, and 
brought back again, the Lords refufing to receive it, 13.—Bills 
recommended by the Lords, 9, 10. &amp; 17, Mar.—Bill, amended 
by the Lords, fent back, for the Lords to perfect the Senfe of 
fome of the Amendments, 17 Mar.—Brought again from the 
Lords, amended, as defired, eod. die—Bill, amended by the 
Lords, remanded, on account of a Miitake in the Amendments, 
17 Mar. Returned, with the Amendments reformed, eod. die. 

Borders, Bill from the Lords, for fortifying them towards Scot- 
land, 13 Feb. Read, 16. Committed, 25.—New Bill read 
twice, and to be ingrofled, 7 Mar. Pafled, 8. Conference 
defired by the Lords thereon, and agreed to, 13. Report 
touching an Exception taken by the Lords to the paffing of 
a new Bill without a Conference defired upon the former, and 
of the Anfwer of the Managers thereto, 14. Bill fent from ~ 
the Lords, with Amendments, 15. Returned to the Lords, 
with Defire to have the Senfe of fome of their Amendments 
perfe@ted, 17. Brought back amended, as defired, cod. die. 
Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 

Buff. Vide Leather. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac.I. Parl.1. Sess.1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


ANK RU PTS, Bill for better Execution of the Statutes 
touching them, read, j May. Committed,14. Reported 
and to be ingroffed, 11 June. Paffed, **. Sent to the Lords 

44 June, 
Beggars. 





INDEX ©@ the 


Beggars. Vide Rogues. 

Benefices. Vide Pluralities. 

Berwick, Bill for Confirmation of a Charter, granted thereto, 
read, 11 May. Committed, 16. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 21. Paffed, * *. Sent to the Lords,24 May. Re- 
turned, with Amendments, 2 June. Sent back to the Lords, 9. 

Bill, reported with a new Title, 18 Apr.—Dafhed, without one 
Yea, 18 Apr. &amp; 5 July.—Note, touching the Order, in which 
Bills are to be delivered to the Lords, 18 Apr.—No Bill to be 
prefented to the Houfe ingrofled, 27 Apr.—Notice to be given, 
by Letter from the Speaker, to Parties interefted in Bills, 7 
May, &amp; 8 June.—Bill delivered to the Speaker coming to the 
Houle, 15 May. Vide Jones.—Parties in a Bill admitted within 
the Bar, and heard, 15 &amp; 18 May.—Bill not opened, for want 
of a Breviate, 21 May.—Motion for re-committing a Bill, the 
Committee being equally divided about fome Amendments 
propofed to be made thereto, not affented to, 23 May.—Bill 
committed upon the Firft Reading, eod. die. Order againft 
the Delivery of any Bill out of the Houfe, without Leave, eod. 
die. Vide Speaker—Bill ftayed in the Hands of the Reporter, 
and not delivered into the Houfe, a Fault being found in it, 
25 May.—Drawn by the King’s Command, and brought in 
by the Speaker, 26 May.—Member —* againft a Bill, to 
be heard preferably to one fpeaking for it, 4 June.—Bills re- 
committed after the Third Reading, 12 &amp; 13 June.—New Bill 
ordered to be drawn, upon the Tellers differing in their Report 
of the Numbers in a Divifion upon a Queftion concerning the 
old Bill, 15 June.—Bills from the Lords, pafled without being 
committed, 15 June. —Provifo added to a Bill, upon the Third 
Reading, 16 June.—Bill ordered to be ingroffed, without Com- 
mitment, 19 June.—Claufe rafed out of a Bill, upon the Third 
Reading, 22 June. No Member to fpeak twice to a Bill con- 
tinued in Debate from Day to Day, 23 June.—Members vote- 
ing againft a Bill, fent out, after it paffed, to bring it in, in 
their Hands, for preferving Memory of an ancient Order for 
that Purpofe, 25 June. 

Bifhops. Vide Archbifhops. 

Blackjmiths, and Nailors, Bill for their Relief, read, 1 May. 

Blindley Borough, Bill for erecting a Parifh church there, read, 
4 May. Committed, 11. 

Books, popith and feditious; Bill from the Lords, againft import- 
ing, printing, buying, and felling them, 30 May. Read, 1 
June. Committed, 6. Reported, 21. Counfel to be heard 
therein, 23 &amp; 29. Bill dafhed, 5 July. 

Botlie, a decayed Borough, Certificate of the Clerk of the Crown 
relating thereto, read, and referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges, 24 Mar. 

Brewers, in and near London, Bill for reducing them into a 
Company, read, and rejected, 27 Mar. 

Bill touching the Number of Coovers to be kept by 
Brewers and Vinegar-men, read, 19 Apr. 

Bridewell Hofpital, Bill for Confirmation of the Charter thereof, 
read, 16 Apr. Committed, 27.—New Bill read, 30 May. 
Committed, 9 June. Dafhed, 28. 

Bridger, Bryan, delivers a Petition againft the Bifhops, to the 
Speaker, 29 Mar. Examined, and fent to the Tower, eod. 
die. Committee appointed to examine him, eod. die. Report, 
2 Apr. Order for his Difcharge, 16 May. King’s Warrant 
for continuing him in Cuftody, read, 17 May. 

Brifiol, Bithop of, his Book, touching the Proceedings of the 
Houfe in relation to the Union, complained of, 26 May. 
Cominittee appointed to draw up Heads of a Meflage to the 
Lords thereupon, eod. die. Their Anfwer thereto reported, 
eod. die. Meflage trom the Lords relating thereto, eod. die. 
Conference to be held with the Lords thereon, 31 May. 
Committee appointed to confider of the Book, 1 June. Pro- 
ceeding in the intended Conference confidered, 2. . Con- 
ference reported, 4. Another Conference defired by the Lords, 
7. Reported, 11. Debate and Motions thereupon, eod. die. 
Meflage to the Lords touching the Bifhop’s Submiffion, and the 
Suppreflion of the Book, 21 June. Conference, defired by 
the Lords thereupon, agreed to, 28. Committee appointed to 
manage it, 29. Report, 2 July. 

Brokers, Bill againft them, read, 25 May. Committed, 16 
June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 29. Paffed, and fent 
to the Lords, go. Returned, with Amendments, 4 July. 
Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 

Brook, Mr. Vide Cobham. 

Browne, Sir William, Bill to naturalize his Children, read, 1 
June. To be ingrofled, 19. Paffed, 22. 

Bruce, Sir Edward, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and 





confirm Letters Patents, 30 Apr. Read,1 May. Committed, ~ 


4. Reported, 17. Provifo offered, and rejected, eod. die. 
Bill pafied, * *. 

Bucks, County Election, Motion touching the Refufal of the Re- 
turn of Sir Fr. Goodwin, becaufe outlawed, and the EleGtion 
of Sir John Fortefcue, upon a Second Writ, in his Place, 22 
Mar. Clerk of the Crown to attend with the-Writs and Re- 
turns, cod. die, Attends, 23 Mar. Sir Fr. Goodwin heard, and 








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declared duly elected, cod. die. Clerk of the Crown to file the 
firft Indenture, eod. die. Sir Fr. Goodwin takes the Oath, and 
his Seat in the Houfe, eod. die. Report of what paffed, in re- 
lation to this Cafe, at a Conference with the Lords, 27 Mar. 
Conference defired by the Lords thereupon, eod. die. Debate 
thereon, and Refolution not to confer, eod. die. Anfwer 
returned to the Lords, eed. die. Meflage from the Lords, figni- 
fying the King’s Pleafure, that the Two Houfes fhould confer 
about this Matter, eod. die. Houfe to attend the King there- 
upon, and Committee named, to prepare what fhould be deli- 
vered to him by the Speaker, eod. die. Committee appointed to 
attend the Speaker to the King, 28 Mar. Report, 29. Debate 
and Refolutions thereupon, 30. Committee appointed to fet 
down the Reafons of the Proceeding of the Houfe in relation to 
this Affair, eod. die. Sheriff of Bucks examined on Interroga- 
tories by a Committee, 2 Apr. Motion to excufe Sir Fr.Good- 
win’s Abfence, eod. die. Refolution not to confer with the 
Judges, eod. die. Anfwer of the Houfe to the King, read, 3 
Apr. Meffage to the Lords thereupon, and their Anfwer, eod. 
die. Committee appointed to deliver the Anfwer to the Lords, 
cod. die. Anfwer delivered accordingly, eod. die. Report of 
what pafled at the Delivery thereof, 4 Apr. Speaker privately 
fent for by the King, touching this Affair, 5. King’s Meffage, 
requiring a Conference with the Judges, reported, eod. die. 
Debate and Refolution to confer in Prefence of the King and 
Council, eod. die. Committee named to manage the Confe- 
rence, eod. die. Order for making the Report, 11 Apr. Com- 
mittee to withdraw, and prepare it, cod. die. Report made, eod. 
die. Debate thereupon, and a new Writ ordered, eod. die. Mo- 
tion for Thanks to the King, for his Prefence and Direction, 
eod. die. Sir Fr. Goodwin’s Letter to the Speaker, waving his 
Ele@ion, read, eod. die. Thanks to be given tothe King, by 
the Speaker, 12 Apr. Committee named to attend him, cod. 
die. King’s Anfwer reported, 13 Apr. Form of the Warrant 
for a new Writ, eod. die. 
Buildings, new. Vide Inmates. 
Butler, Henry, Efq; Bill for Confirmation of Lands, read, 19 
Apr. Committed, 1 May. Delivered in to the Clerk, 6 July. 


3°&amp; 4° Jac.I. Parl. 1. Sess. 2.. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


BASTARD Children, Bill to difcharge Parifhes of them, 
read, 22 Feb. Committed, 19 Mar. Reported, and to fleep, 


3, Apr. 

Beer a Ale. Vide Brewers, and Tipling-houjes. 

Bill for tranfporting Beer over Sea, read, 21 Mar. Com- 

mitted, 27. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 * vi Read the 
Third time, re-committed, and reported, with a Provifo added, 
2. Provifo to be ingroffed,3. Bill pafled, 5. Conference de- 
fired by the Lords thereon, agreed to,12 May. Another Con- 
ference defired, and agreed to, 15. Additional Committees, 
16. Report, 19. Bill returned from the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 26. Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 

Bees, St. Bill from the Lords, for ——— Letters Patents to 
the Grammar-fchool there,6 Mar. Read, 13. Committed, 
17. Reported, and paffed, 20. 

Benefices. Vide Pluratities. : 

Bill, {poken to after Commitment, 30 Jan.—New Bill to be 
drawn, Part of the former being loft, § Mar.—Bill excepted 
againft, not being drawn according to the Agreement of the 
Committee, and Refolution thereupon, 25 Mar.—Fair Copy 
to be made of a Bill, and the Clerk to attend the Committee 
thereon, cod. die.—Bill fent from the Lords, with a fpecial 
Meflage, 27 Mar.—Sent to the Lords with Commendation, 3 
Apr.—Brought from the Lords with Commendation, 3 Apr. 
&amp; 26 May.—Motion to fend to the Lords for a Bill, in order 
to amend it, 10 Apr. Objeétion thereto, and Precedent vouch- 
ed, eod. die. Committee appointed to fearch the original Bill, 
eod. die. Report, and Debate thereon, 11 Apr.—Bill re-com- 
mitted, after the Third Reading, 17 Apr.—Debate, touching 
the Third Reading of a Bill from the Lords, dafhed, upon the 
Quefiion for Commitment, 26 Apr.—Bill delivered to the 
Clerk, upon Requeft of the Parties, and not reported, com- 
mitted to the former Committee, and, upon their Report, to 
be proceeded on, 28 Apr.—Bill, coming from the Lords; not 
to be read a Third time, when it is thought not fit to be com- 
mitted, 2 May—Amendments to Bills, upon the pafling there- 
of, to be made at the Table, 2 May.—Bond entered into by a 
Party to a Bill, to be kept in the Speaker’s Hands, and deli- 
vered by him into the Chamber of London, 6 May.—Debate 
whether a Bill ingroffed, and objected to, is to be put to the 
Queftion for Re-commitment, or for Amendment, 6 May. 
To be amended, cod. die-—Meflenger, carrying a Bill to the 
Lords, attended by the whole Houfe, except the Speaker, 15 
May.—Parties, interefted in a Bill to attend the Houfe, to give 
their Confent, 19 May.—Bill read the Third time, notwith- 
ftanding its being dafhed upon the Queftion for Commitment, 
26 May. ’ 

Bifhops. "Vide Archbifhops. 

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Bonds. Vide Lands. bere 

Bowling, Bill to make it lawful, read, * «. To be ingroffed 
24 Apr. 

Bread, ated, Bill for fuppreffing it, read, 18 Apr. Rejected, 24. 

Brereton, Mr. Petition touching his Commitment by the Jud iges, 
for a Contempt, read, and referred to a Committee, 3 Feb. 
Habeas Corpus for him, 13 Feb. Read in the Houfe, and Mr. 
Brereton received, 15. 

Brewers, Bill to reftrain them from felling Beer and Ale to un- 
licenfed Alehoufe-keepers, read, 21 Feb. Vide Tippling-houfes. 

we-— Bill for Reformation of Abufes committed by Brewers, 
read, and rejected, 17 Mar. - 

Bill from the Lords, to prevent Brewers from retailing, 

and to oblige them to is 4 the lawful Affize of Beer and Ale, 
28 Apr. Read, 29. Daflhed, 2 May. 

Brifiol, Provifo, for Exception of their Charter, offered to the 
Bill for free Trade, and difagreed to, 27 Feb. 

Buildings. Vide Inmates. 

Burgefjes. Vide Members. 

Butier, and Cheefe, Bill relating to the Traders therein, read, 
24 Jan. Committed, 28. Reported, and dafhed, 18 Mar. 
Bill to regulate the Trade of Butter and Cheefe, read, 2 

Apr. Committed, 4. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef? 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


BA RO, Dr. and Mary, his Wife, Bill to naturalize them, 

read, 4 Dec. Committed, 6. Reported, 10. Claufe, to 
exclude him from Parliament, to be inferted, and Bill re- 
committed, eod. die. Reported, 13 Dec. To be ingroffed, 
4 May. Patled, 12. 

Bafiard Children, Bill to explain Part of an A&amp;é for punifhing 
their reputed Parents, read, 3 Dec. Committed, 9. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 4 Mar.—New Bill read, 4 May. 
Comunitted, 7. 

Bateman, Robert, an Attorney, and Peter Hutchins, a Serjeant, 
complained of for arretting a Member, 10 Feb. Examined, 
and ordered into Cuftody fora Month, 11. Not to be releafed 
but by Order of the Houfe, eod. die. Bateman allowed to go 
about his Clients Bufinefs, attended by a Meffenger, 12 Feb. 
Letter from the Dutch Ambaflador to the Speaker, defiring his 
Difcharge, read, but nothing done upon it, 19. Hutchins’s Pe- 
tition read, and to be brought to the Bar, to be difcharged, 
eod. die. Difcharged, 20 Feb. Bateman’s Petition read, and 
Order for bringing him to the Bar, eod. die. 

Bathurfi, Robert, Efq; Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of 
a Grant of the Manor of Lachelade to him, 12 Dec. Read, 
13. Committed, 15. Reported, and re-committed, 20 Feb. 
Reported, and read the Third time, 9 Mar. Patfled, 26. 

Beer, and Ale, Bill to reftrain the felling of it to Alehoufe- 
keepers not licenfed, read, 2 Dec. Committed, 3. Commit- 
tees added, 13. Bill reported, 19 Feb. Pafled, 6 Mar. 

Benefices. Vide Pluralities. 

Bigland, John, complained of for taking a Member’s Horfe to 
run Pott, 12 Mar. Ordered into Cufiody, 13. Releafed by 
Connivance, in the Abfence of the Speaker, 23. 

Bills, not paffed the preceding Seflion, Motion to revive them, 18 
Nov.—Claufe, added to a Bill, ftayed from Queftion, till fome 
further Proceedings fhould be had upon the general Subject, 13 
Dec.—Notice to be given, by Letter from the Speaker, to a 
Party interefted in a Bill, 16 Dec.—State of the Bills depend- 
ing, framed by the Clerk, read, 10 Feb. &amp; 20 Apr.—Bill com- 
mitted to a Committee of a former Seflion, 23 Feb.—Inden- 
tures of Covenant, and Bonds for Performance of them, en- 
tered into by Petitioners for Bills, delivered in, and left in the 
Cutiody of the Clerk, g Mar.—Queftion for pafling a Bill 
ftayed, that Notice might be given to a Perfon interefted, 9 
Mar.—Bills amended, after the Third Reading, 9 Mar. 12 &amp; 
18 May.—Sent to the Lords, with fpecial Recommendation, g 
Mar.—Counfel heard at the Bar upon Bills before Report, 26 
&amp; 30 Mar.—Party concerned in a Bill heard in Perfon at the 
Bar, «7 Mar.—Bills re-committed, after the Third Reading, 
27 Mar. &amp; 11 May.—Countel ordered to be heard upon a Bill 
after the Third Reading, 27 Mar.—Letter, importing the Con- 
fent of Parties toa Bill, read in the Hovfe, 30 Mar.—Bill de- 
livered by the Chairman of a Committee to the Clerk, before 
Report, and Countel heard thereon, 30 Mar. Re-delivered, and 
reported, eod. die.—Billcommitted to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, except the Speaker, 7 May.— Debate, whether a Pro- 
vifo in an ingroffed Bill could be left out, without dafhing the 
whole Bill, 12 May. Proviforafed out at the Table, eod. die. 
Another Provifo in an ingroffed Bill rafed out at the Table, 18 
May.—Bill not to be proceeded in unlefs Fees were paid, 27 
June.—Bill fent to the Lords, for a Conference to be held 
thereon, 29June. Returned, 30.—Counfel to be further heard 
upon a Bill re-committed, the Counfel againft it having only 
been heard at the Bar, 2 July.—Report touching a Compromife 

ropounded by a Committee upon a Bill, Fp ee peaker 
j ont for ’ the King about a Bill, 4 July. 
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Bills, for amending Roads, to pay Fees, 27 June. 

Boughton, Henry, Efq; Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 12 
Dec. Committed, 15. 

Bourchier, William, Efg; Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation 
of Letters Patent to him, 12 Dec. Read, 13. Committed, 
15. Reported and re-committed, 20 Feb. Reported, and 
paffed, g Mar. Sent to the Lords, 31. 

Brett, Sir Robert. Vide Privileges. 

Briefs, Order for making them agreeable to the Bills, when 
amended, 3 Mar. 
Bruce, Lord, Bill to confirm an Agreement between him and 

Michael Doyley, Efq; read, 11 May. Committed, 12. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 2 June. Paffed, 9. 
Buildings. Vide Inmates. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 
BA BINGTON’s Bill read, 7 June. Counfel to be heard, 
20 


Baftard Children, Bill to prevent the murdering of them, pre- 
fented, 26 Apr. Read, 27. 

Bill for. Punifhment of the Parents of Baftards, read, 11 
May. Committed, 16. 

Beckham, Richard, Bill to enable Commiffioners to fell Lands 
belonging to him, read, 16 Feb. Committed, 21. 

Beer, and Ale, Bill relating to the Prices thereof, read, 30 Apr. 

Benefices. Vide Pluralities. 

Berry, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Bigglefwade Highway, Bill touching it, read, 1 Mar. Re- 
jected, 2. 

Bills, publick, a Colleétion to be made of fuch as were depending 
the preceding Seflion, 16 Feb. Lift of them read, and referred 
to the Committee of Privileges, 20.—Report touching Rafures 
in Bills, and Order againft their being made in any great Quan- 
tity, 19 Feb. Motion for a Courfe to be taken about Rafure 
of Bills, 7 Mar. Motion, to have the Speaker and Lord Chan- 
cellor’s Hands fet to Amendments to Bills, eod. die.. Committee 
of Privileges to confider of the Manner of preventing Dangers 
by Rafures in Bills, 30 May.—Rill re-delivered, the Title be- 
ing miftaken, 22 Feb.—Bills to be put to Queftion, after Nine 
o’Clock, 9 Mar—Copy of a Bill to be delivered to a Party in- 
terefied, before the Queftion for ingrofling, 26 Mar.—Order 
againtt prefenting Briefs of Bills in Print, 20 Apr.—Bill amend- 
ed, upon the Third Reading, 4 May.—No Bill, upon the Third 
Reading, to be committed for the Body, but for fome particular 
Claufe, 4 May.—Bill brought from the Lords, with the Title 
written within it, referred to Committee of Privileges, to fee if 
according to Order, 5 May. Report, and Order againft receiy- 
ing any fuch for the future, 7.—Bill read by the Clerk only, 10 
May.—An Order, that if a Bill be rejected, no Bill of the fame 
Subfiance be brought in the fame Seflion, 1 June.—Bill read a 
Second time, but not opened, 14 June.—Notice to be given to 
Parties interefted in a Bill, 5 July. 

Bifhops. Vide Leafes. 

Bladwell, Richard, and others, Bill to naturalize them, read, 24 
Mar. Committed, 30. Reported, * * . Pafled, * * . Sent 
to the Lords, 16 Apr. 

Brewers. Vide Salters. 

Brewing, in Vidtualling-houfes, Bill relating thereto, read, and 
rejected, 21 Mar. 

Bridgenorth Eleétion, new Sheriff to make Return thereof, the 
Sheriff, to whom the Writ was directed, dying before the 
Eleétion, 20 Feb. Complaint of Difturbances thereat, and 
Bailiffs fent for, 21. Counfel heard thereon, 7 Mar. Matter 
referred to the Committee of Eleétions, eod. die. Report, 9 
Mar. Re-committed, eod. die. Report, 10 Mar. Committee 
to examine the Abufes in the Election, 12. To confider, whe- 
ther an Oath may be miniftered, eod. die. Report, touching a 
Difference in the Committee about the Manner of Proceed- 
ing, 13 Mar. Re-committed, eod. die. Bailiffs difmiffed, 
and to return upon Notice, 14 Mar. 

Bridges, and Highways, Bill relating thereto, read, g Mar. Re- 
jected, 18 Apr. 

Briefs, not to be prefented in Print, 20 Apr. 

Britain Burfe. Vide Exchange. 

Brokers, retailing, Bill touching them, read, * * 
27 June-—Another Bill read, 5 July. 

Brooke, George, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his Chil- 
dren, 17 Mar. Read, 21. Committed, 31. Reported, witha 
Provifo, 5 May. Paffed,16. Sent to the Lords, 11 June. 

Browne, Robert, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, read, 
and committed, 16 July. Reported, 17. Paffed, and fent to 
the Lords, eod. die. 

Buildings, new. Vide Inmates. 

Burgeffes. Vide Members. 

Butler, Bill read, 22 May. ; 

Butter, and Cheefe, Traders therein, Bill relating to them, read, 
16 Apr. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 
May. Paffed, 26. Sent to — Lords, 3o. 





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IN DEX ¢@o: the First VotumMeE. 


by the Houfe, whether common Fame a Ground to proceed 
upon, eod. die. Debate, and Refolution thereupon, 22 Apr. 
Further Charge againft him for buying and felling of Places of 
Judicature, and exhaufting the King’s Revenue, reported, eod. 
die. To have Notice of the Charge againft him, and a Time 
appointed to give in his Anfwer, eod. die, Notice not to be de- 
livered in Writing, eod. die. The felect Committee impowered 
toexamine any new Matter againft him, 24 Apr. Houfe in- 
formed, that the Lords would riot give him Leave to anfwer, 
eod. die. Eight Refolutions againft him, eod. die. Report from 
the fele&amp;t Committee touching a Plaifterand Poffet adminiftered 
by him to the late King James in his Sicknefs, 27 Apr.. Re- 
ferred to the Grand Committee, eod. die. Refolutions relating 
thereto reported, and agreed to, 28 Apr. This to be annexed 
to his Charge, eod. die. Refolution touching his Stay of the St. 
Peter, 1 May. To be added to the Charge, eod. die. Petition 
and Articles againft him tendered from Lord Digby, and read, 
eod.die. Charge againft the Duke drawn into Articles, and read, 
2 May. To be tranfmitted to the Lords, eod. die. Lord Digby’s 
Charge againft him avowed by the Earl of Briftol, eed. die. 
Committee appointed to manage the Charge againft him, 3 
May. Conclufion of the Charges, and Preamble read, eod. die. 
Motion to debate, whether the Duke a Caufe of the Increafe 
and countenancing of Papifts, 4 May. Charged with adoring 
the Hoft, in Spain, eod. die. Witnefs examined in relation 
thereto, eod.die. Articles againft him reported, and to be in- 
grofied, 6 May. Read, and agreed to, 8. Conference defired 
with the Lords concerning his Impeachment, eod. die. A 
Meeting agreed to by the Lords, but not a Conference, eod. die. 
Direétions to the Managers, eod. die. Motions and Debate about 
defiring the Lords to commit him, eod. die. Another Meeting 
defired by the Lords, and agreed to, g May. Refolution to 
move the Lords to commit him, eod. die. Committee ap- 
pointed to confider of the Manner of demanding his Commit- 
ment, eod. die. Report, eod. die. Meflage fent to the Lords, 
and their Anfwer reported, 11 May. Proceedings of the Houfe 
upon the Iinprifonment of Sir Jo. Elliott and Sir D. Digges, 
‘Two of the Managers, 12—20 May. Offence taken by the 
Houfe at the Duke’s being chofen Vice-chancellor of Cam- 
bridge, and a Letter to be written to the Univerfity thereupon, 
5 June. Draught of the Letter read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 6. Reported, eod. die. King’s Meflage, to forbear 
fending it, delivered, eod. die. Proceedings thereon, 7&amp;9 
June. Meflage fent to the Lords for the Duke’s Antfwer, 9. 
Copy of it fent, with Requeft to proceed with Expedition, 10. 
Managers, employed in delivering the Charge againft him, to 
bring in their Parts in Writing, eod.die. His Declaration to 
both Houfes 21 Jac. to be fent for from the Rolls, and Lord 
Digby, or his Counfel, to make good the Point concerning the 
Abufe of the Houte, eod. die. Petition for removing him from 
the King’s Prefence, to ftand in the Declaration to be =. 
to the King, 13 June. Order for the meeting of the Com- 


mittee to draw up a Reply to his Anfwer, eod. die. Committee 


impowered to fend for Witnefles and Records, 14 June. 

Bulkley, Lady, her Bill read, 5 June. Committed, 10. 
to have Notice, and Counfel to be heard, eod. die. 

Burlimachi, Mr. his Petition for Payment of Moneys difburfed 
by him in the Low Countries, 21 Feb. To be confidered by 
the Committee appointed to examine the Accounts of the Sub- 
fidies, 21 Jac. eod. die. Another Petition read, and referred to 
the fame Committee, 15 Apr. 

Bury St Edmonds Eleétion. Vide Gifford. 

Butter, Welch, Bill touching the Exportation thereof, read, 28 
Feb. Committed, 6 Mar. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


BA BE R, Mv. a Member, queftioned touching feveral War- 
rants under his Hand for billeting Soldiers in Wells, and fe- 
queftered the Houfe, 9 Apr. Report touching him, 16 May. 
A new Petition againtt him read, and referred’ eod. die. His 
Petition read, and Refolution thereupon, 29 May. ‘To be re- 
admitted, acknowledging his Offence, 17 June. Makes his 
Acknowledgment, eod. die: 

Bail. Vide Serjeant. 

Baltimore, Lord. Vide Shipping. 

Bier, Batazar de Jar, Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 
20 June. Order about the reading of it, eod. die. 

Billingsley, Henry, allowed Privilege, to profecute a Petition in 
the Houfe, 1 May. Report touching his Cafe, 24 June. A 
Petition to be framed to the King for his Enlargement out of 
Prifon, eod. die. 

Bills, paffed the laft Parliament, Lift of them to be made by the 
Clerk; and prefented to the Houfe, 20 Mar.—In any Member's 
Hands, to be delivered to the Clerk, 21.—Bill dropt upon the 
Third Reading without any Queftion or Refolution upon it, 19 
Apr.—Name of a Perfon in a Naturalization Bill: ordered to 
be blotted out, and the Bill to proceed for the others, 25 Apr— 
Bills ordered to be ingroffed without Commitment, 7 May; 3 


Parties 


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&amp; 23 June —Queftion for ng a Bill refpited upon acco 

of a Meflage from the Los, Eb May.—Bill ait to be ys 
Second Time but in a full Houfe, 26 May.—Not to be read tilt 
Nine o’Clock, 20 June. 

Bills and Procefs. . Vide Grievances. 

Bludder, Sir Thomas, a Projeétor, complained of about enhancing 
the Price of Ordnance, 4 June. 

Book, “er Proceedings in Parliament, Committee to examine 
it, 11 Apr. 

Boroughs difcontinued. Vide Elections. 

Bofion Election, Report concerning it, 8 May. Refolution 
touching the Right of Eleétion, eod. die. Return to be 
amended, eod. die. 

Bowdler, Mr. his Petition touching a Stop of Adminiftration on 
Pretence of Baftardy, referred to a Committee, 18 June. Re- 
port, and Order thereon, 24. 

Brewers, Report from Committee of Grievances, touching their 
Compiaint of an [mpofition upon Malt, 4 June. Day given the 
King’s Counfel to defend it, eod. die. Adjudged a Grievance, 
19 June. 

Bribery, Bill againft it, and buying of judicial Offices, read, 22 
Mar. Committed, 23 Apr. 

Bridport Ele&amp;tion, Petition concerning it, 10 Apr. Report touch- 
ing it, 12. Refolution touching the Right of Eleétion, eod. die. 
Declared void, and anew Writ ordered, eod. die. 

Brifiol, Earl of, Bill from the Lords to confirm Letters Patents, 
22 May. Read twice, and committed, 23. Paffed, 31. 

Bromfield and Yale, Tenants of, Bill from the Lords for eftablith- 
ing their Eftates,3 Apr. Read, 8. Committed,9. Reported, 
10. Read the Third time, and debated, 1g. Dropt without 
any Queftion upon it, eod. die—New Billread, 30 May. Com- 
mitted, 13 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 25. 

Brooke, Walter, King to be petitioned to punifh him for convey- 
ing away Anne Clifford, and breeding her up in Popery, 24 
May. Vide Milborne. 

Buckingham, Duke of, Articles touching him inferted in the Re- 
montirance to the King, 11 &amp; 14 June. 

Burgejje, Richard, Petition and Articles againft him reported from 
the Committee for Religion, 28 Apr. Sent for as a Delinquent, 
eod. die. Committed to the Tower, for refufing to anfwer, 9 
May. His Petition re-delivered, not being figned, 12. The 
Accufations againft him to be drawn into Form, and prefented 
to the Lords, eod. die. Committee appointed to frame them, 
eod.die. His Petition read, 19 “«° To be brought to the 
Committee for Religion, eod. die. Difcharged, upon his Sub- 
miffion, and to attend the Committee till examined, 22 May. 
To be examined by the Committee notwithftanding the fitting 
of the Houfe, 26. Petition to be difcharged from his Submiffion 
in the Country, read, 3 June. Committee appointed to draw a 
Charge againtt him, to be prefented to the Lords, eod.die. To 
be brought by the Serjeant, to anfwer his Contempt in going 
away without Licence, 23 June. 

Burlimachi, Mr. his Commiffion tor Tranfportation of Ordnance 
complained of, 4 June. ‘To bring in his Infiruétions, 6. Exa- 
mined touching fome Ordnance ready to be tranfported, 7. 


4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Seff. 2. A.1628. 


BA RGEMEN, of Effex, &amp;c. their Petition, complaining 
of Exaétions for Metage and Portage of Grain brought to 
London, read, and referred to Committee of Grievances, 5 Feb. 
Benefices, Bill to prevent Corruption in Prefentations thereto, andin 
Ele&amp;ions in Colleges and Halls, read, 7 Feb. Committed, 23. 

Billingsley, Mr. his Petition read, and referred to’a Committee, 9 
Feb. 

Bills, publick, when committed, to be taken care of by one of the 
Committees to be named for that Purpofe, 20 Jan. 

Bold, Strelley, fent for by the Serjeant for ferving a Procefs upon 
Serjeant Diggs, 24 Jan. Examined, and committed, 27. Dif- 
charged, 30. 

Bribes, Bill againft them, and againft buying and felling of judi- 
cial Offices, read, 20 Jan. Committed, 23. 

Browker, Thomas, Efq; Bill to fettle Lands upon him, read, 13 
Feb. 

Browne, Humphry, his Petition referred to the Committee for 
Mr. Rolles, 10 Feb. 

John, his Petition againft Sir H. Martin, read, 16 Feb. 
Vide Martin. 

Burgejje, Richard, the Complaint againft him refumed, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for Religion, 13 Feb. A Petition 
with new Articles annexed, read, and referred, eod. die. To be 
fent for by Warrant from the Speaker, eod. die. Complaint 
againft him for abufing the Parliament, 21 Feb. To be fent 
for by the Serjeant, and Witnefles to attend, eod. die. 

Alexander, his Petition — Lord Lambert, read, 14 
Feb. To have a Warrant for Witnefles, eod. die. 

Bury St. Edmonds, Bill for paving the Streets, and making the 
River navigable, read, 20 Feb. | 

Bufhyn, Philip and Henry, Petition againft the Lord ae A we 

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INDEX @ the First Vouvume, 


Ireland, read, and referred: to’: the Committee’ for Courts. of 
Juftice, 20 Feb. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seffi 1s. A. 1547; 
CH AUNTRIES, and Church Lands, Bill relating, there- 


to, read, 30 Nov.—Bill for Colleges, Chauntries, and other 
Spiritualities, read, 1 Dec.—Bill from the Lords, for Colleges: 
and Chauntries, read, 15 &amp; 17 Dec.—New Bill for Chauntries, 
Colleges, and free’ Chapels, read thrice, 21 Dec. Paffed, 22. 
Chefter, Bill, for Fines with Proclamation there, read, 16 Noy. 
&amp;1 Dec. Pafled, 14 Dec. Vide Wales. 
———— Bill for the Liberty of Chefier, read, 16 Nov. 12 &amp; 21 
Dec. Paffed, 22 Dec. 


Children, poor, Bill for bringing them up, read, 8 &amp; 24 Nov. 
Vide Wales. 


— Bill, that they fhall not take Aliens Apprentices, read, 
Nov. 
Bill for their dwelling in Towns, read, 7 Dec. 


ae in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Effex,. Bill for it, read, 
2 Ov. 


Colleges. Vide fupra Chauntries. 
—— Leafes and Grants, Bill relating to them, read, 25 
ov. 
Cern, Bill for carrying it into Ireland, and. for Cuftomers, read, 
13 &amp;15 Dec. Paffed, 20. 
Cottons. Vide Frizes. 
Cuftomers. Vide fupra Corn. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1548. 


C4 LAIS, Hampnes, &amp;c. Bill from the Lords, for letting 
Lands there, read twice, 8 Mar. Read the Third time, g. 
Paffed, with Amendments, 14. 

Bill from the Lords, for paving the Streets, and tiling 

Houfes, at Calais, read, 11 &amp; 12 Mar. Paffed, 14. 

Calves. Vide Cattle. 

Camber, Bill from the Lords, for amending it, and Rye and 
Winchelfea Havens, read, 29 Jan.—New Bill read, 15 &amp; 16 
Feb. Paffed, 19. 

Cambridge, Bill, for uniting the Colleges of Trinity-hall and 
Clerk-hall there, read, 24 &amp; 29 Jan. Vacated, 1 Feb. 


Canterbury, Bill for Union of Churches there, read, 5 Dec. 
Committed, 12. 


Captains. Vide Officers. 

Carewe, Francis, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
7&amp; 12 Feb. Pafled, 14. 

Cafiles, and Fortretles, Bill from the Lords, for removing Patentees 
thereof, read, 14 &amp; 18 Dec. Paffed, oJan. — 

Cathedrat Churches, Hofpitals, and Spittals, Bill for Commiffion- 
ers of them, read, 8 Jan. 

Cattle, Bill, for breeding them, read, 26 Nov. New Bill read, 
9 Jan. Committed, 16.—New Bill for breeding of Cattle 
and rearing of Calyes, read, 25 Jan, 11 &amp; 22 Feb. Vacated, 
23 Feb. 











Chancery, Bill relating te Suits there, read, 29 Jan. ; 

Charleton, John, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
7&amp;12Feb. Paffed, 13. 

Chauntry Lands. Vide Lancajer. 

Chefter, County of, Bill for levying Fines therein, read, 3 &amp; 7 
Dec. Committed, 10. Pafled, 7 Jan. 

City, Bill, to take Recognizances there, read, 22 Feb.— 
Bill to the fame Purpofe from the Lords, read, 27 Feb. Paffed, 
Mar. 
Church, Book for the Service therein, read, and re-delivered, 

19 Dec. 

——. Bill from the Lords, for Uniformity of Service, and 
Miniftration of Sacraments, in the Church, read, 17 &amp; 19 
Jan. Paffed, 21. 

Cingue-Ports, Bill for levying Fines there, read, 26 &amp; 28 Nov. 
Paffed, 4 Dec. 

Claufe to . Bill thrice read, and paffed, after the pafling of the 
Bill ar. 

Cloths, conti Bill againft falfe making of them, read, 3 Jan. 

Bill againft tentering and ftretching them, read, 31 Jan. 

Combinations. Vide Merchants, and Victuallers. . 

Common-Law, Bill for Procefs and Orders of it, read, and 
committed, 15 Jan. 

Commonwealth, Bill read, 25 Feb. 

Corn and Vituals, Bill from the Lords, againft regrating them, 
read, 26 Jan. &amp; 12 Mar. 

Coventry, City of, Bill for it, read, and committed, 7 Jan. Read 
a Second tiine, 12. Mr. Bond to havea Copy, and to anfwer, 
14. His Anfwer brought, 21. Day given him, 21 &amp; 25. 
Anfwer read, 26, 

County Courts, Bill for keeping them, read, 30 Nov. Committed, 
14 Dec. Read twice, and patied, 18. 

Curriers, Cordwainers, &amp;c. Bill relating to them, read, 11 Dec. 
a 20. Read, 13 Feb.—New Bill read, 13 &amp; 19 Feb, 

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Committed, 23.—Bill for Curriers, Shoemakers, and fuch other 

Artificers, read, 9 Mar. Paffed, 11. 

Cuftoms, Bill from the Lords, againft colouring them in other 
ens Names, read, 26 Jan. &amp; 11 Feb. Paffed, 12 Feb. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Seff 3. A. 1549. 


CH AUNTRY Lands, Bill, that Difputes about. Titles. to 


them fhall be fued in the: Augmentation. and Duchy Courts, 
read, 16 &amp; 28 Jan. : 


Cheefe. Vide Butter. 

Chejter. Vide Dee River. 

Cinque- Ports, Bill from the Lords, for levying of Fines there, read, 
9 Nov.—New Bill read, 30 Nov. To be ingroffed, 4 Dec. 

Clothiers of Devon. Vide Devon. 

Cloths, woollen, Bill to avoid falfe making of them, in Deyon, 
Somerfet, and Dorfet, read, 13 Nov. 

Bill for true making and dying of woollen Cloths, read, 

30 Nov. Committed, 12 Dec—New Bill read, 17 Dee. 
Paffed, 7 Jan. 

Commons, and Wattes, Bill, for inclofing them, read, 24 &amp; 27 
Dec. To be ingroffed, 28. Read, 30. Paffed, 31. 

Bill from the Lords, for improving them, read, 29 &amp; 30 

Jan. Pafled, 31. 

Commotions, unlawful. Vide Affemblies and Rebellions. 

Corn and ViGuals, Bill againtt regrating thereof, read, 8 Noy, 
Committed, 11.—New Bill read, 24 Dec. &amp; 10 Jan. Paffed, 








13. 

Cow-Crofs, and Termy-ftreet, Bill for paving them, read, 27 
Nov. &amp; 7 Dec. 

Cufios Rotulorum, Bill from the Lords, for appointing him by the 
Lord Chancellor, 19 Nov. Read, 20 &amp; 30. Paffed, 5 Dec. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. V1. Parl. 1. Sef. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


ALVES, Bill for rearing them, read, 25 &amp; 26 Jan.—New 
Bill read, 13 Feb. Committed, 16. Re-delivered, 20.— 

Another Bill read, 22 Mar. 

Bill for killing of Calyes and Weanlings, read, and com- 

mitted, 1 Feb. 

Chefier. Vide Poor. 

Churches, and Church-yards, Bill againft making Affrays there, 
read, 21 Feb. &amp; 3 Mar.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame 
Purpofe, 17 Mar. Read, 18 &amp; 26. Paffed, 31. a8 

Claufe to a Bill thrice read, and paffed, after the pafling of the 
Bill, 6 Apr. 

Clergy, Bill for taking it away from divers Offenders, read, 3¢@ 
Jan. To be ingrofled, 3 Feb. Paffed, 5, 

Bill from the Lords, to take away Clergy from Felons in 

Houfes, &amp;c.31 Mar. Read, 1&amp;8 Apr. Paffed, 11. _ 

Clothiers, Bill, for them to dwell in Towns, read, 25 Jan. Cam- 
mitted, 28. Re-delivered, 1 Feb—-New Bill read, 3 &amp; 20 
Feb. 

——— Bill touching Apprentices, and Journeymen, of Clothiers, 
read, 30 Jan, 

Cloths, Bill, for cold prefling them, read, 28 Jan. &amp; 9 Feb. 

Bill, limiting what Perfons fhall make broad woollen 

Cloths, read, and to be ingrofled, 1 Feb. Paffed, 6. 

Bill to avoid wearing of coloured Cloths by divers Perfons 

read, 15 Mar. 

Bill for true making of woollen Cloths, read, 21 Mar. 

To be ingrofled, 29. Paffed, 31. Provifo for Cloths made 
in Taviftock, thrice read, and pafled, 6 Apr, 

Coals. _ Vide Wood, and Afhes. 

Coblers. Vide Shoes. 

Common- Prayer, Book of, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation 
of it, 6 Apr. Read, 7. 11.&amp;13. Pafled, 14. 

Cryketofte, *, a Member’s Servant, complained of for refcuing 
a Prifoner delivered by the Serjeant to an Officer of the Sherif? 
of London, 29 Mar. To be tent by his Matter to the Houfe, 
eod. die. Committed to the Gatehoule, 30 Mar. To be brought 
to the Houfe, and his Matter to be informed of the Mifdemean- 
our, 31. Committed to the Tower, 1 Apr.  Difcharged, 5. 


7° Edw. Vi. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


CAPS, Bill for true thicking and fulling them, read, 13 Mar, 
To be ingroffed, 15. Pafled, 17. 

Cloths, ool woollen, Bill for making them in Cities and Towns, 
notwithftanding the A&amp;t 5 E. VI. touching Apprentices, read, 
13 Mar. Committed, 17. To be ingrofled, 20. Read, 22, 
Paffed, 23. 

— Bill for making Pinned white Cloths, and white Straite, 

in Deyon and Cornwall, read, 27 &amp; 28 Mar. Pafled, 29. 

Coals. Vide Frel, 

Coin, and Jewels, Bill againft exporting them, read, 6 &amp; 
Mar. Committed, §.—New Bill read, and to be in rotted, 
16 Mar.—Bill from the Lords, to make it Felony, read, 18 &amp; 
23 Mar. Paffed, 25. 

















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IN DEX @o the First VoLumMe. 


Courts, ere&amp;ted by King Hen. VIII. Bill from the Lords for 
uniting them, 20 Mar. Vide Augmentations. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sef? 1. A. 1553. 


C LERGYMEN, hening Voice in the Convocation, not to 

be Members of the Houie of Commons, 13 O&amp;. 

Commodities, foreign. Vide IVares. 

Courtney, Lady, Biil from the Lords for her Reftitution, 14 O&amp;. 
Read, 1617. Pafled, 18. 


Edward, Earl of Devon. Vide Devon. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Seff. 2. A. 1553. 


C4 RDIGANSHIRE, Bill for the County Days to be 
held alternately at Cardigan and Aberiftwith, read, 4&amp; 8 
Nov. To be ingroffed, 15. Paffed, 21. 

Chichefer Haven, Bill for removing Fifhgarths there, read, 26 
&amp; 28 O&amp;. 

Church, Bill for Punifhment of fuch as come not thereto, or 
receive not the Sacrament, read, and to be ingrofled, 29 Nov. 
Paffed, 1 Dec. 

Cloths, Bill for making them in Towns, notwithftanding any 
former Statutes, read, 7 Nov. Vide Wools. 

Bill foz weaving white broad Cloths in Wilts and Somer- 
fet, read, 10 Nov. 

Coins, foreign, Bill from the Lords, to make the counterfeiting 
of them, or the Queen’s Signet, Treafon, read, 29 &amp; 30 Nov. 

- Paffed, 4 Dec. 

Commons, Bill againft unlawful Inclofures of them, read, 2 Dec. 
—The old Bill againft unlawful Inclofures fince 1 Ed. V4. read, 
and to be ingrofled, 2 Dec. 

Confiable, Sir , to Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitu- 
tion, read, 27 &amp; 30 Nov. Paffed, 5 Dec. 

Corn, Bill for Increafe thereof, read, 15 &amp; 16 Nov. 

Courts, Bill from the Lords, for uniting or ereéting of certain, read, 
27 Nov. Committed, 29. Paffed, 4 Dec. 

Cranmer, Archbifhop. Vide Attainder. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


® ALATIS, Shoemakers of, Bill for them to carry Leather 

thither, read, 17 Apr. Committed,19. Read,27. Pafled, 

1 May. 

Cambridge Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 
Cathedral Churches. Vide Queen. 


Cities and Towns, Bill touching the bearing of Scot and Lot 
therein, read, 11 &amp; 20 Apr. 


Clifford, Lady, Bill for j, of Lands to her, read, 10 &amp; 


13 Apr. Paffed, 16. 

Cloths, broad, Bill for making them in Worcefter, and other 
Cities and ‘Towns, notwithftanding the Stat. 5 Ed. VI. read, 
9 Apr. Committed, 10.—New Bill read, 17 Apr. To be 
ingroffed, 30. Paffed, 2 May. 

Coin. Vide Bullion. 

Curriers, Bill relating to them, read, 9 Apr. To be ingroffed, 
iz. Committed, 14. Paffed, 21. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


. AMBRIDGE Univerfity. Vide King’s College, and 
Univerfities, 

Cheefe, and Butter, Bill againft regrating of them in London, 
read, 4 &amp; 6 Dec. 

Cloths and Caps, Bill for true dying of them with Woad, read, 
23 Nov. Vacated, 29. 

Coin, counterfeit, Bill from the Lords, againft bringing it into the 
Realm, read, 4&amp; 5Jan. Pafled, 7. 

Conference, defired by the Lords, about returning to the Obedience 
of the See of Rome, 29 Nov. Held, and reported, eod. die— 
Conference defired by the Lords, touching Parliament Matters, 
and Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 4 Dec. 

Copiced Woods. Vide Woods. 

Corn, Viétuals, and Wood, Bill to avoid carrying them out of the 
Realm, read, and to be ingroffed, 5 Dec. Pafled, 6. 

Craftj/men. Vide Artificers. 

Creeks, Bill to avoid fhipping therein, read, 28 Nov. Committed, 
1 Dec. 


Crows, and Rooks, Bill to revive the A&amp; relating to them, read, 
4 Dec. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. §&amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


C4 LV ES, Bill to avoid killing them to Sale, read, 25 O&amp;. 
Bill for breeding and rearing of Calves, read, 2 5 O&amp;. 
—New Bill read, and to be ingroffed, 4 Nov. Paffed, 8. 
Cambridge Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 
Chauntry Lands, Bill, that Leffees thereof may haye like Remedy 


for Conditions broken, as Leffors, read, 21 Nov. To be in- 
grofled, 25. Paffed, 3 Dec. 

Claufe, added to a Bill upon the Paffage, 19 Nov. 

Cloths, woollen, Bill from the Lords, to revive the A&amp; 5 Ed. VI. 
limiting what Perfons are to make them, read, 6 &amp; 27 Nov. 
Vacated, 4 Dec. 

Bill for making coloured Cloths to be worn within the 
Realm, read, and rejected, 9 Nov. 

Bill for Cloths to be made in feveral Towns in Somerfet- 
fhire,-26 Nov. Vide Bridgewater. 

Coin. Vide Merchants, and Money. 

Conference. Vide Privilege. 


Crows, and Choughs, Bill to revive an A&amp; for killing them, 
read, 3 &amp; 4 Dec. 


Curriers, Bill againft their buying of tanned Leather, read, 2 Dec. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seffi1. A. 1557. 


APTAINS. Vide Soldiers. 
Chaces. Vide Woods. 

Chichefter Haven, Bill to avoid Fifhgarths therein, read, 14 Feb. 
To be ingrofled, 24. Paffed, 25. 

Claufes, added by the Houfe to Bills from the Lords, difagreed 
to by the Lords, and other Claufes, fent from the Lords, to be 
annexed in their ftead, agreed to, 5 &amp; 7 Mar. 

Cloths, Bill to repeal a Claufe for the Weight of them, in the A@ 
for making them, read, 27 Jan. Committed, 31. 

Bill for true making of woollen Cloths, read, 14 Feb. To 
be ingroffed, 17. Read,18. Paffed, 19. 

Conference, defired by the Lords, touching the Defence of the 
Realm, 24 Jan. Held and reported, cod. die. 

Copley, Mr. called to the Bar for an irreverent Speech of the 
Queen, and ordered into Cufiody, 5 Mar. Meflage to the 
Queen thereupon, eod.die. Her Anfwer reported, 7 Mar. 

Cordell, William, Efqg; chofen Speaker, 20 Jan. Knighted, 22. 
Vide Speaker. 

Corporations, Bill touching Variances of Names in any Leafe, 
read, 8 Feb. 

Covent Seals of Abbots or Priors, &amp;c. forged, Bill touching them, 
read, 24 Jan. Rejected, 28. 

Coventry. Vide Tythes. 

Cuftomers, and Comptrollers, Bill from the Lords, touching 
them, 9 Feb. Read, eod. die. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef: 2. A. 1558. 


OIN, Bill eo Search for it in Ships, &amp;c. read, 5 Nov. 

Conference, defired by the Lords touching a Sublidy, and 
Committee of Lords fent to the Houfe for that Purpofe, 14 
Nov. Manner of their Reception, eod. die. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


AMBRIDGE Univerfity. Vide Trinity-hall. 
Caps, and Hats, Bill againit thicking them in Mills, rend, 1 
&amp; 13 Feb.&amp; 3 Mar. Vacated, 16 Mar. 
Chauntries, and Colleges, furrendered to King Hen. VIII. Bill 
touching them, read, 10 Mar. 


Bill touching the Overplus of Chauntry Lands; read, 15 
Mar. 


Bill to vefi in the Queen all fuch Colleges and Chauntries, 
as were granted to King Ed. VI. read, 6 Apr. Committed, 8. 
Chichefter Bithop of, Bill to confirm his Deprivation, read, 16 &amp; 


21 Mar. 
Choughs. Vide Rooks. 
Church, Supremacy of. Vide Supremacy. . 
Bill for Order of Service and Minifters in the Church, 
read, 15 Feb.—Book for Common Prayer and Miniftration of 
Sacraments in the Church, read, 16 Feb.—Bill for Uniformity 
of Common Prayer and Service in the Church, read, 18 Apr. 
To be ingroffed, 19. Pafled, 20. 
Churches, collegiate. Vide Queen. 
Clergy, deprived for Marriage, or Herefies, Bill to reftore them, 
read, 8 Mar. Committed, 6 Apr. 
Cloths, woollen, Bill touching carrying of them over Sea, read, 
24 Feb. To be ingrofled, 17 Mar. Read Third time, 18. 
Bill for fearching and fealing of woollen Cloths, read, 24 
Feb. Committed, 2 Mar.—New Bill read, 10&amp; 14Apr. To 
be ingrofled, 26. Paffed, 27. 
Bill for carrying of Cloths unwrought over Sea, 7 Mar. 
Bill for the making of Cloths in divers Towns in Effex, 
read, 10 Mar. To be ingroffed, 15. Read Third time, i0 
Apr. Paffed, 1 May. 
— Bill for fearching and fealing of Cloths and Kerfies, read, 
24 Apr. 
Collen Vide Chauntries, and Queen. 
Common Prayer, Book of, read, 16 Feb. Vide Church. 
Conference. Vide Treafon. 


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INDEX to thee First VoLuMeE. 


Conjuraiions, Prophecies, and Sodomy, Bill to make them Fe- Committed, 6 Nov.— New Bill read, 13 Dec. To be ingrofled, 
lony, read, 15 Mar. To be ingrofled, 4 Apr. Patfled, 25. 18. Paffed, 20. . 

Corn, Bill to carry it out of the Realm, when at certain Prices, -——-— Bill to repeal Part of an Act for the Weight of white 
read, 21 &amp; 29 ‘Apr. Vacated, 3 May. Cloths in Wilts, Somerfet, and Gloucefter, read, 4 Nov. 

Corporations, Bill touching Variance ot Grants made by them, Bill for true dying of Cloths, Kerfies, &amp;c. read, 5 Nov. 
read, 30 Jan. Not to be ingroffed, 18 Dec. 

Coventry and Litchfield, Bifhop of. Vide Fifer. — Bill touching Taunton and Bridgewater Cloths, to be of 

Crofts, Sir James, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 24 lefs —— read, 16 Nov. is 
Feb. Read, 27 Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. Pafled, 2 Mar. Bill touching the Weight of Cloths in Gloucefter, Wilts, 

Crows. Vide Rooks. and Somerfet, read, 19 Nov. 

Curriers, Vide Leather. Bill to take away the Penalties for making Cloths of Six 

Cuftoms, Bill for true anfwering of them, read, and committed, Pounds, and under, read, 20 Nov. iar 
17 Mar.—New Bill read, 7 &amp; 13 Apr. To be ingroffed, 14. New Bill to alter the Statute for making and Breadth of 
Paffed, 27. Cloths, read, 18 Dec. 


Cloth-workers. Vide fupra Cloths. 
5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A.1562, &amp; 1563. 


Cobham, Lady, Bill from the Lords for her Jointure, 13 Nav. 
Read, 20 &amp; 25. Pafled, 28. 
A PS, Bill from the Lords, to continue the A&amp; 22 E.IV. for Colleges. Vide Chauntries, 
fulling them, 8 Mar. Read,9 &amp;15. Vacated, 24. Conference.- Vide Queen. 
Carew, Sir Peter, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftituiion, 10 Mar. Coopers. Vide Barrels. 
Read twice, 11. Paffed, 12. Cordwainers of London, Bill for Confirmation of Letters Patents 
Chamberleyn, Sir Ralph, and John Harlefton, Bill from the Lords made to them, read, 11 Nov. 
for their Reftitution, 4 Mar. Read, 4&amp;6. Paffed, 13. Corn, Bill for Prefervation thereof by the Deftruétion of Crows, 
Chancery, Bill for a new Office there, to enroll Recognizances, and other Vermin, read, 28 Nov. ‘To be ingrofled, 20 Dec. 
tread, 20 Feb. Rejected, 25. Paifed, eod die. ; 
Children, born beyond Sea, their Parents being in theQueen’s Ser- Cofis, Bill from the Lords, for allowing them to Defendants 
vice, Bill for naturalizing them, read, 22 Jan. Committed, 3 wrongfully fued, 23 Nov. Vide Arrejis. 
Feb. Crows. Vide fupra Corn. 
Choughs, Rooks, and Crows, Bill to continue the A&amp; for killing Curates, and Vicars, poor, Bill for augmenting their Livings, 
them, read, 13 Mar. Committed, 27.—New Bill read, 3 Apr. read, 3 Dec. 
_ Tobe ingroffed, 8. Paffed, 9. . Curriers. Vide Leather, 
Chriftenings, Bill for a Regifter of them, read, g Mar. Cut-purjes, and Pick-purfes, Bill from the Lords, to take away 
Church-books, Bill for an Office for keeping them, read, 9 Mar. Clergy from them, 15 Oét. Read, 16. Committed, 18, 
Churches, Bill from the Lords, for uniting og to the Value of Paffed, 21. 
241. 17 Mar. Read, 18 &amp; 20.—New Bill for uniting Churches 
under the Value of 20 Marks, read, 9 Apr. 
Clergy, Bill to oblige Offenders, having Benefit of it, to fue a 


oa ee CAMBRIDGE Univertity. Vide Univerfities 
Chet | If, sonrdhrse, 8 ; ed Canterbury, Arcbifhop of, Billagainft Licences and_Difpen- 
. oth, ll for making it at Onerfhe in Surry, read, 13 Mar. fations granted by him, read, 14 Apr. Committed, 4 May.— 
Clothiers, Bill, to obli e them to make one Piece of Linen Cloth New Bill read, 5 May. To _‘ ingroffed, 7. *Paffed 9. . 

for four ease 8, oF twelve Kerfies, read, 22 Mar. Com- ¢ appers, Bill naladie g to them, read, 10 Apr. Paffed, 7 May. 

mitted, ps tlle ge Bill read, 3 Apr. Committed, 5. Cathedral Churches, Bill for keeping Retidence therein, read, 
Cloths, unwrought, Bill againft buying them to fell again in that ok dow 

kind, read, 6 Mar. Chrif’s Hofpi 5 ae 

; ' , pital, Bill concerning it, read, 16 May. 

Kent pcb — a Br eo bo a Statute for broad Cloths in Chairch, Bill concerning coming thereto, and receiving the Com- 
C hha, “Th = eae B o : ar. munion, read, 4 Apr. Committed, 6.—New Bill read, 9 X&amp; 20 
Coi _* ie —— Apr. Provifoes and Addition, read, 20 &amp; 21. Bill, with the 
Alles Bill f Onli b ss Provifoes and Addition, committed, 21. To be ingroffed, 30. 
Colleges, Bill for Ordinances to be made by the Queen therein, Paffed, 4 May. Sent from the Lords with Yai, ns, 10. 


read, 8 Mar %. : a 

. &lt; . ‘ Committee appoiited to confer with the Lords thereupon, eod. 
Common Ls * i. Fe Book of. Vide Bible. die. Order i. te the Bill, 22 May. Conference defired by 
ie - —— a the Lords about it, and agreed to, 24. Bill fent again from the 

Co (0 Vi, 3 Wite i. Lords, with Amendments, eod. die. 
Cone Vid B 3 ] ttcheraft. Bill for Privilege in coming to Church, read, 10 &amp; 30 
= i, sagt ily og , Apr. To be added to the former Bill, and to be ingroffed, 30, 
Corn, andViétual, Bill for licenfing Badgers and Drovers thereof, sm Wall foe Conlecvation af Coke aad Uniformity aay aa 

_ 28 amar Committed, 4 Feb.—New Billread, 17 Feb. Church, read twice, and to be ingroffed, 26 Apr. Paffed, 27. 

vd a ed, 23. J affed, : Mar. Clerks, convitt, Enquiry to be made touching the Fees of Purga- 
‘ ull for bringing in Corn Cuftom-free, read, 11 Feb. | tion of them, 14 Apr.—Bill for Purgation of them, read twice 
Cranmer, Archbifhop, Bill from the Lords for Reftitution of his and to be ingroffed, 11 May. Patiod, 14. ’ ' 


Children, 2 Mar. Read, 4&amp;5. Paffed, 9. Kk ; ftrai i 
Curriers, Bill to enable them to buy and work tanned Leather, page ac ey ae agg tint ieee 


read, 18 Jan. Committed, 27. Vide Leather. — Bill touching Coggethall Cloths, read, 14 May. 
. —" ——— Bill forSearch of Cloths at Maidftone Fair, read, 16 M ay. 
8° &amp;§ 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Seff: 2. A. 1566. Bill touching Taunton and Bridgewater Cloths, read, 16 

















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May. 

C4 PS, Bill for wearing them on Holidays, and not Hats, read, Cloth-workers, Bill for them, read, 10 Apr. To be ingroffed, 17 
8 Nov. Committed, 22. May. 

Caujes, Civil and Marine. Vide Appeals. Bill againfi them, read, 11 &amp; 17 May. To be fiayed, 17. 

Chancellors to Archbifhops and Bithops, Bill relating to them, Colleélors. Vide Tellers, and Tenths. 





read, 11 Nov. 


Chauntries, and Colleges, Bill touching them, for Recoveries and 


Fines, fince the Death of King H.VIil. read, 23 O&amp;t. 





To be ingrofled, 30. Pafled, 9 Dec. 


Children, of Englifhmen, born beyond Sea, Bill to enfranchife 


them, read, g Oét. 
Ckhriflian Religion. Vide Religion. 


Claufe, in lieu of one added to a Bill by the Lords, read, 23 Nov. 


Vide Archbifhops. 
Clerk of the Houle takes the Oath, 3 Od. 


— Billto explain the Act 37 H.VIIT. touching Colleges 
and Chauntry Lands, read, 31 O&amp;. Committed, 13 Nov. 


Common Prayer, Book of, Bill for Reformation of it, read, 14 
Apr. Petition to be prefented to the Queen, for Liberty to pro- 


ceed in it, eod. die. 
Comorthaes, in Wales, Bill againft, read, 16 May, 


Conferences, Vide Attainders, Bankrupts, Bitls, Church, Fugi- 
tives, Ilomage, Priefis, Statutes, Treafons, Vagabonds, Wales, 
and Woods.—Order for defiring Conference with the Lords 
upon Bills coming from them, and wanting any- Addition, oy 


Alteration, 2 May. 
Conies, Bill againét hunting and killing them, read, 18 May. 
Conveyances, fraudulent. Vide Gifts. ; 
Cordzainers, Bill touching them, read, 11 May. 


Clerks, convict, Bill touching their fuing of a Pardon,read, 240&amp;.  Coverlets, Bill for making them, read, 18 May, 


Clothing, Bill from the Lords, for Exercife of it in Guerfhe in Counfellors, &amp;c. Billi from the Lords, for Limitation of their Pees, 
Surry, 20 Nov. Read, 28 Nov. 21&amp; 23 Dec. Reported, 23 Dec. 


Provifo thereto thrice read, cod. die. Bill vacated, eod. die. 


Cloths, unwrought, Bill relating to the Exportation cf them, and 
for Search by the Cloth-workers of London, read, 25 OG. 


Vou. I. 


26 May. Read twice, eod. die. Read the Third time, 28 May. 


Paffed, 20. 


Cumberland, Countefs of, Provifo for her, and others, in the Bill 


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C4 LYVERS, and Daggs, Bill for true making of them, 

read, and committed, 22 May.—New Bill read, 2 June. To 
be ingroffed, 3. Paffed, 4. sae 

Ca/ftles, and Fortreffes, Bill from the Lords, for punifhing Perfons 
detaining them from the Queen, 24 May. Read, 31 Mays &amp; 
4June. Paffed, 5 June. Amendments, made by the Houfe 
thereto, amended by the Lords, 7. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 10. 

Cattle, Bill for breeding them, read, 4 June. 

Ceremonies. Vide Rites. 

Chatterton and Chatterton, Bill between them, read, and commit- 
ted, 21 May. on : 
Chauntries, Bill for Explanation of the Act 1 Ed. VI. for Diffo- 

lution of them, read, 16 May. Rejected, 23. 

Chriji’s Hofpital. Vide Hofpitals. 

Claufe, added to a Bill, withdrawn, and a new one added, the 
former not being penned agreeable to the Senfe of the Houfe, 
28 June. 

Clerk of the Market. Vide Weights. 

Cioths, and Wools, Bill for true dying of them, read, 13 May.— 
New Bill read, and rejected, 24 June. 

Bill for Coggefhall Cloths, read, 28 May. To be in- 

grofled, 6 June. Paffed 10. 

Bill for Taunton and Bridgewater Cloths, read, 6 June. 

Coin, foreign, Bill from the Lords, againft counterfeiting it, 19 
May. Read, 19 &amp; 21. Pafled, 22. 

Collectors. Vide Tellers, and Tenths. 

Common Pleas, Bill touching Bail to be taken therein, read, 10 
May. 

Fe a Lord. Vide Kent. 

Conferences. Vide Kerfies, Poor, Scotland, Scots, Queen of, 
Sea-marks, and Statutes. 

a againft hunting and killing them, read, and rejected, 
21 May. 

Conftables, High, Vide Servants. 

Conveyances, fraudulent, Bill againft them, read, 13 May. Com- 
mitted, 16.—New Bill read, 19 &amp; 22 May. To be ingroffed, 
29. Read the Third time, 2 June. Committeé appointed to 
confider of it, 3.—New Bill read, 6 &amp; 10 June. Paffed, 11. 

Corporations, Bill touching them, read, 23 May. Committed, 
30.—New Bill, read, 4 &amp; 10 June. Pafled, 11. 





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‘A BIE S, and Cordage, Bill touching them, read, 18 Feb. 
~, Rejected, 23. 
Chepfowe Bridge, Bill from the Lords, to repair it, 23 Feb. 
Read, 24&amp; 28. Paffed, 29. 
Chefier, County Palatine. Vide Counties Palatine, Fines, and 


Vales, 
Chichefter, Bill for paving it, read twice, and tp be ingroffed, 
5 Mar. Pafled, 7. 


Children, Bill againtt ftealing them, by Colour of privy Contraéts, 
ordered, 9 Feb. 

Bill touching Children born in England of alien Parents, 
read, 21 Feb. Committed, 3 Mar. 

Chrijienings, Vide Church-books. 

Church, Motions touching Reformation of Difcipline therein, 29 
Feb. Committee appointed to draw a Petition to the Queen 
thereupon, eod. die. Report, and Bill for that Purpofe pre- 
fented, and read, 2 Mar. Conference defired by the Lords 
touching the Petition, 8. Queen’s Anfwer reported, 9. 

Church-books, Bill for fafe keeping of them, ordered, 10 Feb. 
Read, 18. 

Clothiers, Bill for Toleration of certain in Wilts, Somerfet, and 
Gloucefter, read,1 Mar. To beingroffed, 2. Paffed, 5. 

Cloths, woollen, Bill touching the making of them in Wilts, So- 
merfet, and Gloucefter, read, and committed, 16 Feb. 

— Bill for true making of woollen Cloths, read, 1 Mar. To 
be ingroffed, 2. Rejected, 3. 

— Bill for Kentith and Suffolk Cloths, read, 1 Mar, 

—— Bill touching Effex and Suffolk Cloths, read, 9 Mar, 

— Committee appointed, to confider of the double fearching 
of Cloths, g Mar. . 

Coins, Bill from the Lords, againft diminifhing them, 13 Feb. 
Read, 13 &amp; 15. Committee to confer with the Lords about it, 
15. Bill pafled, 2. 

Bill touching Coins and Coiners, read, 29 Feb. &amp; 5 Mar. 

Colleges in the Univerfities, and of Eaton and W inchefter, Bill for 
Maintenance of them, read, 25 Feb. Committed, 2 Mar.— 
New Bill twice read, and to be ingroffed, 7 Mar. Paffed, 8. 
Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 10. 

Bill againft buying and felling of Rooms and Places in 




















Colleges and Schools, reid, 2 Mar. Committee to confider of 
it, eod. die. Paffed, 8 Mar. 
Common of Eftovers, Bill relating thereto, read, 24 Feb. 
Common Pleas,Bill touching Bails to be taken therein, read,2 3 Feb, 
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Conferences. Vide Apparel, Bills, Church, Coins, Fines, Game, 

ifts, Ifley, Leicefter, Letters Patents, Rogues, and Sturton. 

Mefiage from the Lords, defiring Conference upon.a Bill 
depending in the Houfe of Commons, not affented to, 12 Mar. 
A Refolution, that Conference is to be defired by'that Houle, 
which is in Poffeflion of the Billat the Time of the Conference 
demanded, 13. Vide Sturton. 

Conveyances, fraudulent. Vide Rebels. 

Cofts, Bill from the Lords for giving them to Defendants upon 
unjuft Suits, 12 Mar, Read twice, 13. 

Counties Palatine of Lancafter, Chefter, and Durham, Bill from 
the Lords, concerning Offices and Inquifitions found there, 29 
Feb, Read,1 &amp; 12 Mar. Paffed, 13. 

Cringleford, Bill to re-edify it,read, 24 Feb. To be ingroffed, 8 
Mar. Pafled, o. 

Crofs, St. Hofpital' of, Bill from the Lords, relating thereto, 10 
Mar. Thrice read, and paffed, eod. die. 

Cumberland. Vide Northumberland. 

Curates. Vide Vicars. 





23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 3. A. 1580. 


C4 R LIS LE, and Berwick, Bill concerning them, read, 21 
Feb. Committed, 27.—New Bill read, 7 Mar. 

Cardiff Bridge, Bill for ye-edifying it, read, 8 Feb. To be in- 
groffed, 20. Pafled, 2 Mar. 

Clerk of the Market, and his Deputy, Bill for Reformation of 
Diforders by them, read, 21 &amp; 27 Jan. Provifo once read, and 
committed, with the Bill, 27.—New Bill read, 2 Mar. Tobe 
ingrofled 6. 

Cloths, called Bridgwaters, Tauntons, and Chards, Bill touching 
them, read, 30 Jan. Committed, 4 Feb. To be ingroffed, 28, 
Paffed, 4 Mar. 

Bill for abolifhing the Ufe of Logwood in dying of 
Cloths, read, 3 Feb. Vide Logwood. 

——— Bill for the true making of Cloths, read, 10 Feb. Com. 
mitted, 11. 

——— Bill for Search of Yorkfhire Cloths, read, 10 Keb. 

—_ Bill touching the making of Kentifh Cloths, read, 19 
Feb. RejeGed, 11. 

- Biil to repeal fomeBranches of certain Statutes, touching 

the making of woollen Cloths, read, and committed, 18 Feb. 

— Bill touching the Repeal of certain Statutes, relating to 

Cloths to be fhipped, read, and committed, 18 Feb. 

Bill touching coloured Cloths made in Suffolk and Effex, 

read, and committed, 20 Feb. 

New Bill touching narrow Cloths, and Kerfeys, made 

in Surry, Suffex, and Southampton, read, 28 Feb. To be 

ingroffed, 4 Mar. 

New Bill for thipping of Suffolk and Kentifh Cloths, 
read, 16 Mar. 

Clothworkers of London, Bill for their Relief, read, 1 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 7.—New Bill read, 16 Mar. 

Common Pleas. Vide Attorneys. 

Compton, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of Lands to 
him, 28 Feb. Read, * # &amp;13 Mar. Paffed, 14. 

Conferences. Vide Iron Mills, Purchafers, Queen, Religion, Rome, 
and Scotland. 

— Order touching the Manner of managing Conferences, 
7 Feb. 

Conies, Bill againft unlawful hunting of them, read, 4 Feb. 
Committed, g. Rejected, 18. 

Corporations, Bill touching them, read, 27 Jan. 

Coventry, City of, Bill for Affurance of Lands for Maintenance 
of a Free-fchool there, read, 21 Feb. To be ingrofled, 27. 
Paffed, 2 Mar. 

Bifhop of. Vide Fifher. 

——— Bill for re-edifying it, read, 8 Feb. To be ingrofled, 
9g. Paffed, 14. 

Curates, Bill for their Relief, read, 10 Mar. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


ALTHROP, Martin, Bill for the Jointure of his Wife, 

read, 17 Apr. Committed, 27. Reported, and _ to be in- 
grofied,1 May. Paffed, 15. Sent to the Lords, 24. Returned, 
with Amendments,16 June. Amendments agreed to, 19. 

Cappers, Trade of, Bill for Continuance thereof, read, 2 Apr. 

Cardigan Election, and double Return, Report, and Refolution, 
touching it, 13 Apr. Sheriff to be fent for by the Serjeant, 
13 &amp; 17. 

Carter, William. Vide Privileges, 

Cart-takers. Vide Purveyors. 

Cattle and Sheep Stealers, Bill to take away Clergy from them, 
read, 2 Apr. Committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
28. Paffed, 7May. Sent tothe Lords, 10. 

Caufes, ecclefiaftical. Vide Courts. 

Chantrell, Vior, and others, Bill to naturalize them, read, 18 
May. Committed, 21. Reported, 22. Paffed, 15 June, 
Chefter, Motion for exempting it out of the Bill of Tonnage and 

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INDEX ¢o the First Vo.utwume. 


Poundage, 6 June. Charter to be brought in, eod. die. Provifo 
offered, 12 June. Read twice, and committed, 13. Reported, 
and rejeéted, 14. 

Children, of Aliens, born within this Realm, Bill to place them, 
for ihe firft Defcent, in the Degree of Aliens, made Denizens, 
read, 21 Apr. Committed, 3 May.—New Bill read, * «. 
Committed, 21 May. Reported, and rejected, 22. 

Church of England, Bill to fupprefs Innovations therein, read, 
11 May. Rejected, 12 June. 

Claufes. Vide Provifoes. 

Clergymen, Bill to difburthen them of fuch Offices as hinder them 
in their Cures, read twice, and committed, 18 June. Reported, 
and two be ingrofled, 26. Paffed, 27. 

Biil tor Repeal and Explanation of a Statute touching 
Purchates and Bargains by Clergymen, read, and rejected, gJ une. 

Clerk of the Houte to read Prayers every Morning, 23 Mar. His 
Letter to be excufed his Attendance, being ill, 7 May.— 
To attend the Commiffioners for the Union, 12. Attends ata 
Conterence with the Names of the faid Commiffioners, 16. 

Clothing, Trade of, Motion touching the Decay thereof, 27 Mar. 
Bill for Redrefs, to be drawn, eod. die. Vide Trade, andCloths. 

Cloths, woollen, Bill limiting what may be exported unbarbed, 
&amp;e. read, 27 Mar. Committed, 4 Apr. Reported, and to fleep, 
5 July. 

nine ll ayainft tranfporting of Cloths undreffed, read, 31 
Mar. Committed, 4 Apr. Reported, and to fleep, 5 July. 

——— Bill againft Licences to tranfport woollen Cloths, read, 
20 Apr. Rejected, 25. 

——— Bill for true making, alneging, fealing, and tranfporting, 
of woollen Cloths, read, 24 Apr. 

— Bill to avoid Deceipts in making and dying of Cloths, 

read, 26 May. Rejected, 25 June. 

— Biil for true making and fearching of woollen Cloths, 

_ read, 12June. Committed, 18. Reported, and to fleep, 5 July. 

1—-— Bill touching Wools, and Trade of Cloth, read, 21 June. 
Committed, 26. Reported, and to fleep, 5 July. 

Bill concerning the Length of woollen Cloths and Ker- 
feys, read, 21 June. Rejected, 23. 

Colleges, and Halls, Bill to prohibit the Refiance of married Men 
with their Wives and Families therein, read, 12 June. Com- 
mitted, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20. Paffled, 21. 
Sent to the Lords, 23. 

Commifjaries, Courts, Motion about the Charge and Vexation of 
them, and Committee appointed to examine into them, 23 
Mar. Meflage trom the King touching them, 16 Apr. 

Committees, Place and Time of their meeting to be appointed by 
the Houfe, and Lift of theirNames to be delivered to one of the 
piincipai Committees by the Clerk, upon. the Day of their 
“meeting, 22 Mar.—Impowered to adjourn, and alter the Place 
of their meeting, and feleét Sub-committees, 26 Mar.—To 
proceed to Bufinefs, if Eight prefent, 12 Apr—A Project for 
naming them by way of Lottery, 16 Apr.—Motion for more 
Committees to be added, upon a Bill, the former Committee 
being equally divided, not aifented to, 23 May. 

Common Prayer, Book of, Motion touching the Confirmation of 
it, 23 Mar. Committee appointed to confider of it, eod die. 
Report, 26 Mar. Committee to examine the firft and latter 
Book of Common Prayer, and to confider of the Confirmation 
of the laft, 12 Apr. 

Commons. Vide Subjeéis. 

Conferences. Vide Briftol, Bucks, Purveyors, Recufants, Religion, 
Trade, Union, and Wardfhip. 

———— An ancient Rule, that the Number of the Commons at a 
Conference are to be double to that of the Lords, and the Time 
and Place appointed by the Lords, 26 Mar.—None to be pre- 
fent at a Conference, but the Committees of both Houtes, 27 
Mar.—Conference defired by the Lords not agreed to, eod. die. 
—Meflage to the Lords, defiring a more commodious Place for 
Conferences, 28 Apr.—Conference defired by the Lords to be 
held on a Sunday, not affented to, and another Day ap- 

ointed, 5 May.—Left to the Houfe to appoint a Time and 
Place for a Conference, 10 May. 

Conjuration, Witchcraft, &amp;c. Bill from the Lords, againft it, 8 
May. Read,11. Committed, 26. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 5 June. Re-committed, 7. Reported, and paffed, with 
Amendments, eod. die. Sent to the Lords, 9 June. 

Convocation-houfe, Report touching an Inftrument coming from 
thence, containing their Objections to the Houfe’s meddling 
with Religion, 8 June. Debate, and Refolutions thereupon, 
eod. die. Conference defired by the Lords, touching it, agreed 
to, 28 June. Reported, 2 July. Vide Religion. 

Coppices, or underwoods, Bill againft turning them into Pafture, 
or Tillage, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 28. Reported, and to 
fleep, 4 July. 

Copyhold Lands. Vide Manors. 

Corbett’s Cafe. Vide Mildmay. 

Cotterell. Vide Grys, William. i 

Counjel, always to be heard before the Commitment, 24 Apr.— 
Af - emg by the Speaker to plead. in forma pauperis, 18 June. 

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Courts-Leet, or Baron, Bill to prevent the Overcharge of People 
by the Stewards thereof, read, 28 Apr. Comntitted, 7 May, 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 17. Paffed, 19. 

Bill for Reformation of Abufes in ecclefiaftical Courts, and 
Caufes, prefented,25 May. Read, 11 June. Committed, 16. 

Crompton, Sir Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Crown, Bill from the Lords, for Recognition of the Succeffion of 
it, 29 Mar. Thrice read, and paffed, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, for annexing certain Lands infepa- 
rably to the Crown, 4 July. Vide King. 

Curriers. Vide Leather. 

Cujftom-houfes, Bill againft Abufes committed by the Officers 
thereof, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 5 May. Reported, and 
to fleep, 12. . 


3°&amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


ANONS, ecclefiaftical. Vide Government. 
Capias wre Vide Jujftices. 

Cary, John, a Member's Servant, ordered to be whipt for abufing 
a Perfon upon the Stairs, 25 Jan. 

Cave, Dame Eleanor, Bill to fettle her Jointure, read, 21 Jan. 
Committed, 22. Reported, 3 Feb—New Bill prefented, and 
read, eod. die. Committed, 4 Feb. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 5. Pafled, « #. 

Chamberlain, Lord, defired to clear the Houfe of Lords of Stran- 
gers,g Nov. His Anfwer reported, eod. die. Another Meflage 
for the fame Purpofe, 27 May. 

Chandois, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for eftablifhing his Lands, 
with a fpecial Meflage, 27 Mar. Read,1 Apr. Committed, 7. 
Reported, with Amendments, 7 May. _Paflled, eod. die. Sent 

‘to the Lords, 10 May. 

Chepftow Bridge, Bill for repealing a Statute 18 Eliz. for Repair 
thereof, read, 31 Jan. Rejected, 8 Feb.—New Bill for Repair 
thereof, read, 25 Mar. Committed, 31. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 11 Apr. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 17. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 5 May. Returned to the Lords, 10. 

Children, Information given to the Houle of great Numbers being 
fent beyond Sea, 6 Feb. Motion fora Courfe tobe thought on 
for recalling them, eod. die. 

Church, Bill to take away all Excufes for not coming to it, read, 
#* *. Committed, 19 Mar. 

-——— Report touching the Grievances relating to the Church, 
15 Mar. Vide Grievances ecclefiaftical. 

Churchman, Robert, complained of for ferving a Subpcena ‘upon 
Mr Fuller, 11 Feb. To be fent for by the Serjeant, 13. 

Clerk of the Houfe, to attend a Committee upon a Bill, 25 Mar. 
His Servant admitted into the Houfe to amend a Bill upon the 
Third Reading, 2 May. Privilege granted to his Servant, 3. 

Cloths, undreffed, Bill for Explanation of the Statute 8 Eliz. 
againft Tranfportation therecf, read, 1 Feb. Committed, 24. 
Reported, 24 Mar. Paffed, 31. Sent to the Lords, 3 Apr. 

- a Motion touching an Abufe in the Cuftom of Cloths, 12 

eb. 

— Bill for true making of woollen Cloths, read, 12 Feb. 

Committed, 19. Reporter, and to be ingroffed, 7 May. Read 

the Third time, 17. Debated, 19. Patfed, and fent to the 

Lords, eod. die. 

— Bill for true making and fearching of woollen Cloths, 
read, 12 Feb, Committed, 19. Reported, and to fleep, 7 May. 

-——— Bill for true making of woollen Cloths in Kent and 
Suffex, read, 27 Feb. 

Cobham, Lord, and George Brook, Efq; attainted, Bill from the 
Lords, for vefting their Lands in the Crown, 15 Apr. Read, 17 
Apr. &amp; 1 May. Counfel heard, 1 May. Bill committed, eod. 
die. Reported,ig May. Houte to be fatisfied of the Confent 
of the Parties, eod. die. Provifo tendered, and Bill re-com- 
mitted, 23 May. Reported, 26. Another Provifo tendered, 
and committed, eod. die. Bill and Provifo paffed, eod. die. 

Colleétors. Vide Cujftoms. 

Colleges, Heads of. Vide Univerfities. 

Committees, impowered to appoint a Day amongft themfelves, 
without applying to the Houfe, 24 Feb.—Sent for to attend 
the Houfe, 29 Apr. 

Communion. Vide Sacrament. 

Comptrollers. Vide Cuftoms. 

Conferences. Vide Attainder, Beir, Grievances, Papifis, Pur- 
veyors, Religion, and Trade. ; 

A Manager, reprehended by the Lords at a Conference, 
juttified by Vote of the Houfe, 20 Feb. Committee appointed 
to draw up a Meflage to the Lords thereupon, 22. Report, 24. 

Conies. Vide Deer. 

Conflables, petty, Bill for better Execution of their Office, read, 
* *. Committed, 7 Feb. Reported, and to fleep, 17 Mar. 
Conveyances, fraudulent, Bill to prevent them, read, and rejected, 

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dren, 27 Mar. Read, * *. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, 


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Copies, in Courts of Record. Vide Fees. 

Copyhold Lands, Bill for the better Affurance of them, read, 24 
Yen. Committed, 28. Reported, 12 Mar.—New Bill pre- 
fented, eod. die. Read, 27 Mar. Committed, 2 Apr. 

Cornwallis, Sir Thomas. Vide Morrice. 

Corporations, Bill to make good Grants made by them, notwith- 
ftanding Mifnomers, read, 23 Jan. Committed, 25. Motion 
touching it, 3 Apr. 

Bil for Explanation of the Statute for Execution of Or- 
dinances made by Corporations, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 
28. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 11 Mar. 

Bill for confirming Lands given to Corporations for cha- 
ritable Ufes, read, 4 Mar. Committed, 19. Reported, and to 
fleep, 23 May. 

Corpus Chrifti College, at Oxford, Bill from the Lords, for the 
Prefident and Scholars thereof, 1 Mar. Read, 3. Committed, 
6. Reported, with Amendments, and paffed, 11. Sent to the 
Lords, 13. 

Cottages, Bill for better Execution of an Aét againft erecting them, 
read, 13 Feb. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
12 Mar. Dafhed, 20.—New Bill read, 17 Apr. Committed, 
18. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 25. Dathed, go. 

Cotterell, Robert. Vide Grys. 

Council, reftrained from invective Speeches, 20 Feb.—Heard at 
the Bar upon a Bill, whilft in the Committee’s Hands, 28 Apr.— 
Motion for Counfel to be heard upon a Bill, not affented to, 

May. 

Courts, yrocleGahiical. Vide Grievances. 

— Bill touching Fees for Copies in Courts of Record, read, 
25Jan. Vide Fees. 

Currants, Article of Grievance touching the Impofition upon 
them, reported, 7 Apr. Farmers, and Counfel, to be heard, 9. 
Debate and Refolution touching it, 11. 

Cufioms, Bill to avoid Exaétions of Collectors, Comptrollers, and 
other Officers thereof, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 15 Mar. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4 Apr. Paffed, and fent to 
the Lords, 17. 

— Officers of the Cuftoms heard at the Bar, touching the 

Book of Rates, 10 May. 


4°&amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef? 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


YANONS, ecclefiaftical, Bill to reftrain the Execution of 
them, prefented, 29 Nov. Read, 2 Dee. Committed, 11. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 19 Feb. Paffed, 5 Mar. 

Cardinall, William, Bill to make his Lands liable to fatisfy a 
Decree, read, 31 Mar. Counfel to be heard, 2 May. Heard, 
and Bill rejected, 6. 

Cavendijh, Mary, Bill for her Relief, read, 25 Nov. Committed, 
4 Dec. Counfel to be heard, 6 &amp; 12 May. Heard, and Bill 
re-cominitted, 19. Report, 25 June—New Bill read, 26. 
Committed, 27. Counfel to be heard, 1 July. Heard, and Bill 
re-committed, 2. Report touching a Compromife propounded 
by the Committee, 4. Her Anfwer thereto, read, eod. die. 

Chancellor, Lord, Subftance of his Speech at the opening of the 
Seffion, 18 Nov. ; 

Chefthunt Vicarage. Vide Salifbury. 

Churches, poor, Bill for amortizing Lands to them, read, 13 May. 
Committed, 15. 

Claujfes, in ingroffed Bills, rafed out at the Table, 12 &amp; 18 May. 
Vide Bilis. 

Clifton, George, Efq; Bill for Affurance of Lands to him, read, 
15 Dec. Notice to be given to a Party interefted, by Letter 
from the Speaker, 16. 

Cloths, woollen, Bill for true making them, read, 17 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 31 Mar. Read the 
Third time, and re-committed, 11 May. Reported, 12. 
Amended, and pafled, eod. die. Returned from the Lords with 
Amendments, 30 June. Amendments twice read, and com- 
mitted, 1 July. Reported, eod.die. Read a Third time, 2 July. 
Agreed to, and Bill fent back to the Lords, 3. Speaker fent for 
to the King about it, 4. Royal Affent given to it, eod. die. 

Committees, to publifh their Adjournments the next Day in the 
Houfe, 11 Feb.—Appointed to proceed upon Bufinefs, not- 
withftanding the Speaker’s Abfence, 253 Mar.—Committee of 
the whole Houfe, except the Speaker, to fit upon aBill, 7 May. 
—Refolutions of Committees binding upon themfelves, but 
not upon the Houfe, 4 June.—Every thing agreed and di- 
rected by a Committee, to be reported, but not every thing 
{poken, 4 June-—Committee of the whole Houfe not to fit be- 
fore Eleven o’Clock in a Morning, 26 June. 

Conferences. Vide Spaniards and Union. 

Motion about the Inconveniences of ftanding and being 

bare-headed at Conferences, and for fome Courfe to be taken 

for more Eafe therein, referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges, 12 Mar. Report, 14. Motion for a Meflage to the 

Lords about it, eod. die. Debate thereon, and Me age for- 

born, eod. die. Report of what paffed at a Conference, touch- 

ing this Matter, 26 Mar, 

















First VoLuME. 


Copies, in Courts of Record, Complaint of Abufes in the wide 
writing of them, 27 Mar. Bill toreform them, read, 11 May. 
Committed, 12. Z 

Corporations, Bill to make good Grants and Conveyances to them, 
notwithftanding the mif-naming of them, read, 18 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 19. Additional Committees, 21. Bill reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 28. Dafhed, 2 Dec. 

Counsel, heard at the Bar upon a Bill before the Report, 26 Mar. 
Ordered to be heard again upon the fame Bill after the Report, 

go Apr. Upon a Difpute, whether the Counfel for or againft 

the Bill fhould in that Cafe be firft heard, over-ruled, that the 
Counfel againft the Bill fhould be firft heard, 5 May.—Coun- 
fel entering into Argument upon a Bill before it was read, 
againft Order, 8 May. 

Countries, foreign, Bill for Reftraint of going thither, and to 
prevent the exporting of Gold and Silver, read, 16 May. 
Committed, 18. Reported, 11 June. To be ingroffed, 13. 
Paffed, 15. 

Courts, ecclefiattical, Bill to direét Proceedings therein, read, 28 
Nov. Committed, 29. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 Dec. 
Paffed, 6. Sent to the Lords, 10. 

Bill for better Execution of Juftice therein, read, 2 Mar. 
Committed, 16 May. 

Crown-Lands. Vide Letters Patents. 

Cumberland, Earl of, and others, their Requeft touching the 
Trial of Offenders upon the Borders, read, and referred to the 
Committee upon the Bill for the Union, 29 May. 

Curriers. Vide Leather. 

Bill for Relief of Curriers, not free of the Company, read, 
14 Mar. Committed, 30 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
13 May. Paffed, 16. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 
1 July. Amendments read twice, and committed, 2. Re- 
ported, 3. 

Cutton, Manor and Prebend, in Devon, Bill to convert it to the 
Maintenance of a Free-fchool, read, 23 Feb. Committed, 25. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 Mar. Paffed, 5. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


C4 MBRIDGE Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 

Canons, ecclefiaftical, Bill for Reftraint of them, read, 31 Mar. 
Committed,18 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, 
26. Sent tothe Lords, 28. Conference defired by the Lords 
thereon, agreed to, and Committee appointed to manage it, 
5 July. Committee to prepare for it, 6. 

Carre, Sir Robert. Vide Kare. 

Charter, great, of England, Bill for Confirmation thereof, read, 
27 Feb. Committed, 3 Mar 

Chelfea College New River, Billread, 12 June. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 July. Committee to be 
chofen to view the River, eod. die. Bill paffed, **. Sent to 
the Lords, 12 July. 

Cheney, Sir Francis, Bill read, 1 Mar.—New Bill read, 13 June. 
Committed, 19. 

Chefter, Bifhop of, Bill touching an Exchange, read, 6 Mar. 

Children, poor, Bill for due Employment of Money given for 
binding them Apprentices, read, 17 Mar. Vide Hujbandry. 

Cingue Ports, Provifo in the Subfidy Bill, relating to them, de- 
bated, and to ftand, 14 July. 

Clark, Margaret, Bill to naturalize her, read, 16 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 20. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Paffed, 1 Mar. 
Sent te the Lords, 2. 

Claufes, to be offered in Writing, 14 July. 

Clerk of the Houfe, Committee of Privileges to confider of a 
proper Reward for him, 19 Feb. To attend a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, and fay Prayers, 17 Mar. To have Satis- 
fa&amp;tion for Copies out of the Collection, 4 June. Motion for 
fome extraordinary Reward to be given him for regiftering 
the Acts of the Houfe, 19 July. : 

Clitheroe, Manor of, Bill from the Lords, for confirming Copy- 
hold Lands therein, 26 Feb. Read, 27. Committed, 1 Mar. 
Reported, 6. Paffed, 7. Sent to the Lords, 13. 

Clothing, Committee appointed to confider of the State thereof, 
21 Feb. 
Bill to prevent Deceipts in Clothing by Kembers, Spin- 
fiers, Weavers, &amp;c. read, 26 Feb. Committed, 1 Mar. Re- 

ported, **.. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 18 June. 

— Bill to prevent Abufes in Clothing, read, 10 Mar. Com- 

mitted, 15. 

Bill againft Deceipts in woollen and linen Cloth, read, 
27 Mar. , 

Cogwares, and Kendalls, &amp;c. Bill to encourage the making of 
them, read, 22 Feb. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 7 Mar. Paffed,10. Sent to the Lords, 12. Re- 
turned, with Amendments, 17. Amendments agreed to, eod. 
die. Bill fent back to the Lords, 16 Apr. 

Committees upon a Bill faid not to be indifferent, and Motion 
for others to be added, but not affented to, 3 Mar.—Com- 
mittee appointed, upon the King’s Motion, 22 a 

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whole Houfe, Manner of their fitting, 23.—Motion for an 

Order, that no Committee be named, who is not prefent, 20 

June.—Committee of the whole Houle fits before the Houfe, 
July. 

Conmorities, Bill for Tranfportation of them, read, 10 Mar. 
Committed, 16. 

Commoners, Bill for Reformation of Abufes amongft them con- 
cerning their Commons, read, 14 Feb. Committed, 19. 

Conferences. Wide Canons, France, Moor-burning, Pardon, Re- 
manding, Supply, and Tenures. 

— Time and Place for holding a Conference, defired by the 
Lords, forgotten, 14 Feb. Appointed, 15.—Meflage from the 
Lords, defiring a Conference, fent by Meffengers from the 
Commons, 8 May. Conference agreed to, eod. die. 

Contraéiors, Bill for Confirmation of Eftates to them, read, 3 July. 
Committed, 5. Provifion for confirming all other defective 
Titles, to be inferted, 10. Bill reported, and re-committed, 
12. 

Contraéts, private, Bill read, * * . Committed, 19 Apr. 

Copies, in Courts of Record, Bill to prevent the wide and wafteful 
writing of them, read, 27 Feb. Committed, 13 Mar. Re- 
ported, and to fleep, 27. 

Correétion, Houfes of. Vide Rogues. ades 

Coventry, Complaint of one of the Burgeffes being incurably 
fick, 19 Feb. Vide Rogerfon. ' 

Counfel for a Bill heard before the Counfel againft it, the Peti- 
tioner for the Bill having defired Counfel, 24 Apr. 

Counties, northern, Provifo for them, offered to the Subfidy Bill, 
rejected, 14 July. 

Cowell, Dr. Report from the Committee of Grievances, touch- 





ing his Book called The Interpreter, 24 Feb. Sub-committee — 


to confider of a Charge againft him, eod. die. Account given 
to the Houfe, of an Examination taken concerning him, 26 
Feb. Debate about a Mefflage to the Lords, touching him, eod. 
die. Form of the Meflage reported, and agreed to, 27 Feb. 
Names of the Sub-committee appointed to manage the Pro- 
ceeding againft him, eod. die. Conference touching him agreed 
to by the Lords, eod. die. Charge againft him to be put into 
Writing, and brought to the Houfe, eod. die. Heads of it re- 
ported, and Perfons appointed to manage it, 2 Mar. Conference 
reported, 5. Another Conference defired by the Lords, and 
agreed to, eod. die. Committee to prepare for it, 7 Mar. 
Report, and Refolution thereupon, 8. Affiftants named, g. 
Report of the Conference, 10. King’s Anfwer touching him, 
reported, 26. Proclamation about him, read, 27. Committee 
of Privileges to prepare an Order for regiftering it, eod. die. 
Thanks to be given to the King for it, eod. die. Order read, 
and to be entered, 30 Mar. ; 

Craford, Mr. called to the Bar, and admonifhed, for coming 
into the Houfe, 31 Mar. Difcharged, eod. die. 

Crifpe, Sir Henry, his Bill read, 9 Mar. Committed, 12. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 2 Apr. Read the Third time, and 
Counfel heard, 20. Paffed, 21. Sent to the Lords, 30. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


C4 MBRIDGESHIRE Eleétion, Petition concerning 
it, referred to the Committee of Privileges, g Apr. Report, 
and Order thereupon, 19. Debate about it, 14 May. 
Campe, Benediét;e Bill for Sale of Lands, for Payment of his 

Debts, read, 1 June. 
Canons, ecclefiaftical, not confirmed by Parliament, Bill to re- 
firain the Execution of them, read, 31 May. . 
Carmarthen, Borough of, Complaint againft the Sheriff for hin« 
dering the Eleétion of a Burgefs for it, 12 Apr. Committee 
of Privileges to examine it, and Clerks of the Crown and Petty- 
bag to attend, eod. die. 

Carriages, outrageous, Bill againft them, read, 18 Apr. Rejected, 

May. ‘ 

Chancellor of the Duchy. Vide Duchy. 

Chancery, Court of, Bill to limit the Power thereof, prefented, 
31 May. Read, 3 June. 

Charter-houfe Hofpital, Bill for Confirmation thereof, read, 4 
May. Committed, and Counfel to be heard, 9. 

Chute, Sir Walter. Vide Members. 

Clerk of the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Clerks of the Peace, Bill for fate keeping of Enrolments taken 
before them, read, 24 &amp; 31 May. 

Cloth, Debate about the Patent for dying and dreffing it, 20 May. 
Referred to a Committee of the whole Houle, eod. die. 

Collectors. Vide Cufioms. 

Committees, Orders for their fitting to be affixed upon the Houfe- 
door, 18 Apr. 

Comptrollers. Vide Cufioms. 

Conferences. Vide Prince, and Sunday. 

Conference defired with the Lords, concerning Impofi- 
tions, not agreed to, 26 May. 

Corn, Bill for the free Importation thereof, read, 3 June. 


Counjel, at the Bar, gives Offence to the Houfe, by his Speech, 17 
Vou. I. 





May. Reprimanded by the Speaker, and pardoned, upon his 
Submiffion, 18. 

Counfellors, Motion for the Serjeant to go to the feveral Courts, 
to defire, thofe of the Houfe may be firft heard, 11 May. 

Courts, ecclefiaftical, Motion for a Bill againft them, 12 Apr. 
Vide Fees. 

Crew, R. Efq; chofen Speaker, 6 Apr. Vide Speaker. 

Crown-lands. Vide King. 

Cuftoms, Bill agaift Extortions of Colletors, and other Officers 
thereof, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 25 May. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


C4 G E, Sir John, Bill to difcharge Fines impofed on him by 
Commiffioners of Sewers, read, 7 Mar. 

Calthrope, Martin, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 13 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 17 Mar. 

Cambridge, Mayor of, returning himfelf, removed, and a new 
Writ ordered, 22 Mar. 

Carriages, Bill concerning Purveyance of them for the King’s 
Ufe, read, 26 Mar. Committed, 21 Apr. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 12 May. Paffed, 25. 

Cattle, lrifh, Bill againft Importation of them, read, 21 Apr. 
Committed, g May. Reported, and re-committed, 18. 

Caujfes, Bill for more indifferent hearing of them, read, 18 May. 

Ceczil, Albinia, Bill to naturalize her, read, 24 Apr. Committed, 
27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Paffed, 2 May. 

Certiorari, Writs of. Vide Superfedeas. 

Chairman of a Committee, Difpute about him, 28 Nov. Vide 
Committees. 

Chambers, Mr. charged with difrefpe@ful Words againft the 
Houfe, fent for, and heard, 28 Apr. Keeling, his Accufer, to 
be fent for, eod. die. 

Chancellor, Lord, Report from the Committee for Courts of Juf- 
tice, touching a Charge of Corruption aginft him, 15 Mar. 
Further Report touching him, and Debate thereupon, 17. 
Charge to be prefented to the Lords at a Conference, eod. die. 
Churchill, the Regifter, to be fent for by the Serjeant, eod. die. 
King’s Meffage about granting a Commiflion to fome of both 
Houfes to take Examinations, 19 Mar. Refolution,and Mef- 
fage, to the King, thereupon, eod. die. Conference with the 
Lords defired, and agreed to, eod. die. Petition of Wood, and 
others, againft the Lord Chancellor, read,20 Mar. Committee 
operas to examine Churchill, eod. die. Churchill at the Bar 
charged to fpeak the Truth concerning this Matter, eod. die. 
Meflage from the Lords, defiring, that fome Members may be 
examined upon Oath, eod. die. Leave given them to go volun- 
tarily as private Men, eod. die. Report of the Conference 
touching this Matter, eod. die. Report of Churchill’s and Keel- 
ing’s Examination, eod.die. This, and feveral other Papers, to 
be delivered to the Lords, eod. die. A further Charge of Cor- 
ruption againft the Lord Chancellor, reported, and tran{mitted 
to the Lords, 21 Mar. Report touching a Bribe taken by him 
from the Mafters in Chancery, for enrolling their Patent, 27 &amp; 
28 Apr. Houfe defired by the Lords, to come and demand 
Judgment againft him, 3 oo 

Chancery, Court of, Debate about it, 26 Mar. Committee to con- 
fider of Regulations, eod. die. Report, 17 Apr. Committee 
appointed to draw a Bill for regulating the Chancery, 25. 

omplaint againft Churchill the Regifter, referred, eod. die. 

Petition of the Mafters of Chancery read, 26 Mar. Re- 

port from the Committee of Grievances, touching their Privy 

Seal for Fees for References, 27 Apr. Their Petition adjudged 

falfe and fcandalous, eod. die. Privy Seal voted a Grievance, and 

Committee to examine the Enrolment of it, eod. die. Report, 

28 Apr. Committee empowered to fend for the Mafters noi 

attendant upon the Houfe of Lords, eod. die. Matters to be in- 

formed of the Judgment of the Houfe touching their Fees and 

Privy Seal, 31 May. 

Bill to eftablifh two Judges Affiftants in the Court of 
Chancery, and to leffen the Charge of Suits, read, 30 Apr. 

Chantries, Colleges, &amp;c. Bill for Explanation of an Act touching 
them, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 22 Mar. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 30 Apr. 

Charity, Works of. Vide Hofpitals. 

Charta Magna. Vide Imprifonment. 

Cheefe. Vide Butter. 








- Children, Bill for catechizing them, read, 26 Apr. Committed, 


16 May. 

Churchill, Mr. Vide Chancellor,.and Chancery. 

Clergymen. Vide Jujftices—Report touching a Clergyman re- 
turned for Morpeth, 7 Feb. Return declared void, and a new 
Writ ordered, 8. 

Clerk’s Book, Committee to furvey the Entries, 10 &amp; 13 Feb. 26 
Mar. &amp; 19 Dec.—Clerk to prepare a State of the Bills in the’ 
Houfe, 14 Dec. 

Cloth, Bill for better venting it, and Reftraint of Excefs in Ap- 
parel, prefented, 16 Feb. Vide Apparel. 

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Cloth, Bill for better venting that of this Kingdom, read,19 Apr. 
Committed, 21. 

Bill for Exportation of Cloth, and other woollen Manu- 

faAures, read, 26 Apr. Vide Merchants. 

Bill for better Maintenance of Clothing, read, 3 May. 
Committed, 5. 

Clough, Edmund, Efy; Bill from the Lords to enable him to 
convey Lands to the Earl of March, 17 Mar. Read, 22. 
Committed, 1 May. 

Coals, Bill for free Traffick thereof, read, 27 Feb. 

Motion touching the Patent for Newcaftle Coals, 26 
Mar. Vide Patents. 

Coin. Vide Money.—Bill to prevent Exportation of it, read, 
9 May. 

Coke, a Efq; Motion touching a Quarrel between him 
and Sir Cha. Morrifon, 3 May. Parties to attend, 7. Debate 
thereupon, and Matter confidered in a Committee, 8. Report, 
eod. die. Parties heard, ftanding by the Bar, eod. die. I'wo 
Members to take Charge of them, eod. die. Further Debate, 
and Mr. Coke fent to the Tower, 9 May. His Petition read, 
11. Committee to fet down the Satisfaction to be made by him 
to Sir Ch. Morrifon, cod. die. Releafed from the Tower, and 
to remain in his Father’s Charge till the Bufinefs ended, eod. die. 
Form of the Satisfaction read, and to be made by Mr. Coke, 
14 May. 

SirEdward,Complaint of a Profecution againft him, in the 
Star-chamber, by Goldfmyth and Lepton, during the Recefs of 
Parliament, and Committee appointed to examine thereinto, 
24 Nov. Parties complained of to be apprehended by the Ser- 

jeant, eod. die. Report called for, 27 &amp; 28Nov. Made, 29. 
Debate, and Proceedings thereon, oul die. Report of the Ex- 
amination of Farrington, another Perfon complained of, 30 
Nov. Order for examining Mr. Hudfon, eod. die. _ Report 
thereof, 1 Dec. Goldfimyth to be heard, 3. King’s Meflage 
to forbear proceeding againft him for this Matter,7. Further 

Report touching it, 13. Anfwer to the King’s Meflage re- 
ported, eod. die. Debate, and Proceedings thereon, eod. die. 
Motion for Sir Edward Coke’s withdrawing, difagreed to, eud. 
die. An{wer agreed to, and to be ingrofled, eod.die. Another 
Meflage from the King, concerning Goldfmyth, 14 Dec. Order 
for Examination of the Charge againft him, 18. 

Colchefter, Bill for paving it, read, # * . Committed, 5 May. 

Colleétion, for the Poor, Account thereof, 27 Feb. 

Combat. Vide Battle. 

Committees, nothing {poken thereat to be mentioned in the Houfe, 
without au Order to report it, 28 Feb.—Chairman of a Com- 
mittee being ill, another appointed by the Houte in his ftead, 
12 Mar. Requefi of a Chairman of a Committee to be dif- 
charged from the Chair, not granted, 15 Mar.—Committee 
appointed to meetand fettle Petitions and Bills, during an Ad- 

journment, 24 &amp; 26 Mar. Report of their Proceedings, 17 
Apr.—The appointing of the Chair left to the Difcretion of 
the Commnittee, 19 Apr.—A Committee appointed to furvey 
the Bufinefs of the Houfe, and to report what fitteft to have 
Priority, 26. Report, 27.—A Refolution, that all, who come 
to a Committee, are Committees, as well as thofe nominated, 
when all, who come, are to have Voices, 11 May.—Proceed- 
ings of the Houfe upon a Difference who fhould take the Chair 
of a Committee, 28 Nov. 

Commons, and watte Grounds, Bill for improving them, for the 
Ule of the Poor, read, 7 Mar. To fleep, 7 May. 

Communion, to be received by the Houfe at St. Margaret’s, and 
Dr. Uther to preach, 5 Feb. Exception taken thereto by the 
Prebendaries of Weftmintier, and another Place appointed, 6. 
King’s Letter to the Speaker, relating thereto, read, and Order 
thereupon,9. Meflage from the Dean reported, 10. The re- 
ceiving of the Communion deferred, and King to be moved 
for Dr. Uther to preach, eod. die. King’s Anfwer reported, 12 
Feb. Account of the Colleétion, at the Communion, given in, 
and Order for diftributing it, 27. Dr. Ufher thanked, and 
defired to print his Sermon, eod. die. 

Concealments, Patents of, complained of, and to be brought to the 
Committee of Grievances, 28 Feb. Report touching Sir G. 
Monperfon’s Patent, 6 Mar., Committee appointed to fearch 
Precedents relating thereto, 7. Report,and Patent condemned, 
eod. die-—Mr. Typper’s Patent to be 5%, * in, and he to at- 
tend, 21 Mar.—Report touching Sir Jo. Townfend’s Patent, 
26 Mar. Patent condemned, eod. die. 

Bill againft Concealments, prefented, and read, 1 Mar. 
Committed, 2. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 
24 Apr. 

Con, canal Vide” Adjournment, Bennett, Chancellor, Floyd, 

nformers, King, Monopolies, Monperfon, Recufants, Religion, 
and Sunday. 

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ference paft, on Pain of Cenfure of the Houfe, 8 Mar.—Left 
to the Houfe, by the Lords, to appoint the Time for a Confer- 
ence, 12 Mar.—Heads to be delivered to the Lords at a Con- 
ference, in Writing, but not to be drawn “into Precedent, 15 





INDEX @o the First VoLuUME. 


Mar.—Conference defired by the Lords, about divers Things 
to be propounded, 22 Mar. Held, and reported, eod. die.— 
sages © vag 4 by we Lords, with the whole Houfe, 26 
ar. 2 ay ; 20 Nov. Reported, 27 Mar. ay ; 
ok 22 Now. # eh 2 at 
onformity, Bills of, and Protections, King’s Meflage concerni 
them, 20 Mar. A Proclamation pints ahem to &lt; Ps goa 
die. Committee appointed to draw a Bill againft them in future 
eod. die. King entreated to releafe Perfons imprifoned for 
difobeying re about them, eod. die. His An{fwer thereto 
reported, 22 Mar. Proclamation read, and to be further con- 
fidered of, eod. die. Motion about it, and Committee ap- 
pointed to confider of it, 26 Mar. Reported, and agreed to 
eod. die. King to be acquainted therewith, and thanked for 
giving way to it, eod. die. 

Conftables. Vide Rogues. 

Coopers, Bill read, 9 Mar. 

Coppyn, Lady, her Petition reported, and Leave given her to fue 
a Member, 27 Apr. 

Corn, and Grain, foreign, Bill prohibiting the Importation there- 
of, read, 17 Feb. Committed, 8 Mar. Reported, and re- 
committed, 20 Apr. &amp; 17 May. To beconfideréd in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 28 May. 

— Bill for increafing the decayed Rates of Corn, Cattle 
and other Commodities, read, 21 Apr. ’ 

Cornwall, Duchy. Vide Prince. 

Corporativas, collegiate and ecclefiafticai, Bill for Affurance of 
— made by them to Q. Eliz. prefented, and read, 13 

ar. 

Coventry and Litchfield, Bifhop of, Bill to explain an A&amp; 23 Eliz. 
for Affurance of a yearly Rent to him, and his Succeffors, read 
8 Feb. Committed, 21 Apr. , 

Courts of Juftice, Committee of the whole Houfe to fit there- 
upon, 8 Feb. Report touching them, 17. Re-committed, and 
Bills for Redrefs of Abufes to be drawn, eod. die. Report touch- 
ing the Cafe of Sir Jo. Hall and Mr. Fuller, 2 Mar. Vide Hall. 
Report touching the Lord Chancellor and Bifhop of Landaph 
15. Vide Chancellor, and Landaph. A fele&amp; Committee for 
Courts of Juftice, ecclefiaftical and temporal, to meet, 24 &amp; 
26 Mar. Report, 17 Apr. Sub-committee to fit to receive 
Petitions againft Courts of Juftice, 29 Nov. 

Bill for furthering of Juftice in Courts of Equity, read, 

6 Mar. Committed, 19.—Bill for Reviewand Reverfal of De- 

crees in Courts of Equity, read, 19 Apr.—Bill for avoiding 

Vexation by Procefs therein, read, eod. die.—Bill for moderat- 

ing Fees for Orders therein, read, eod. die. 

— Bill for avoiding the Exaction of undue Fees in Courts 

of Juftice, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 3 May. 

r Bill touching inferior Courts, read, * * . Committed, 

20 Apr. 

Bill for Reformation of exceflive Fees in all Courts, read, 

9 May. 

— Bill concerning Fees to be taken in ecclefiaftical Courts, 
read, 25 May. 

Courts- Leet, Bill touching them, read, and rejected, 28 Apr. 

Cradocke, Dr. Vide Lambe. 

Crown-Lands. Vide King. 

Cujiomers, Bill to avoid their Exactions, read, 19 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 7 May. Order for the meeting of the Committee, 20 




















Noy. Bill reported, and re-committed, 24. Reported, and: 


to be ingroffed, 30. 


Cutlers. Vide Hallamfhire. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


C#SAR, Sir Charles. Vide Vaniore. 

Calthrope, Martin, Efq; Bill to enable him to fell Lands, 
read, 13 Apr. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
24. Paffed, 3 May. 

Cambridge Univerfity, Members thereof, having no other Free- 
hold, not to have Voice in the Eleétion of Knights of the 
Shire, 28 May. 

Cambridgefhire Biegtion, Report touching it, 5 Mar. Declared 
void, eod. die. Under-fheriff to be fent for, eod. die. His Peti- 
tion read, and Matter to be heard, 15 Mar. Under-theriff, and 
Witnefles, examined, 16. Debate touching his Punifhment, 
eod. die. Committed to the Serjeant, and to make Submiflion 
and Acknowledgment at the Bar, and in the County, at the 
Quarter Seflion, eod. die. Difcharged, 18 Mar. 

Canterbury, Archbifhop of. Vide Madyth. 

Carre, Sir Robert, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 7 Apr. 
Read, 14. Committed, 24. Reported, and paffed, 1 May. 

Carriages. Vide Purveyance. 

Cecill, Sir Edward, Bill to naturalize his Daughter, and others, 
read, 12 Apr. 

Certiorart, Writs of. Vide Procefs. 


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Chancery, Bill for regulating it, ordered to be prepared, 2. Mar. 
Vide Courts. 

Charta Magna. Vide Imprifonment. 

Charter-houfe Hofpital, Bill for Confirmation of it, read, g Mar. 
Committed, 13. 

Charters, Complaint of Impofitions in Towns-corporate under 
colour of them, 1 Apr. Bill againft them, in the laft Parlia- 
ment, to be looked out, eod. die. Vide Fees. 

Cheeke, Sir Thomas. Vide Beaumont. 

Children, Bill for catechizing and inftruting them, prefented, 
and read, 10 Apr. Committed, 14. 

Chippenham Eleétion, and double Return, Motion about it re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 25 Feb. Report touch- 
ing a Miftake in the Return of Mr. Maynard, by the Name of 
Charles, inftead of John, 12 Mar. Return to be amended, eod. 
die. To be amended by the Bailiff of the Town, 15 Mar. Fur- 
ther Report, touching the Return of Sir Francis Popham and 
Mr. Pymme, 12 Mar. Debate touching the Right of Eleétion, 
12 &amp; 15. To be further heard at the Committee, 22 &amp; 24. 
Report, and Refolutions thereupon, g Apr. 

Churchill, Mr. Regifter of the Court of Chancery, Report from 
the Committee for Courts of Juftice, touching him, 14 Apr. 
Ordered to attend, cod. die. 

Cirencefter Election, Report and Refolutions thereupon, 21 May. 

Cities, and Towns-corporate. Vide Fees. 

Citizens, and Burgefles, Bill to prevent Suits between them about 
Precedence, read, 18 Mar. 

Clarke, Sir Francis, Bill to fell Lands, read, 17 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 23. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 30 Apr. Pafled, 5 
May. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 22. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 27. ' 

Clerk of the Market, Committee of Grievances to examine his 
Abutes, 8 Mar. Patent to be brought in, 19 Apr.—Bill againtt 
Abufes of the Clerk of the Market, ordered to be drawn, 22 
Mar. Prefented, and read, 12 Apr. Committed, 14. 

Clerk of the Houfe. Vide Journal.—Allowance made to him, 
and his Son, out of the Colleétion from the Members, 29 May. 

Cloths, woolien. Vide Trade. 

Bill for true making of woollen Cloths, prefented, 2 Mar. 

Read, 3. Committed, 8. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20 

Apr. Paffed, 29. 

Bill for free Trade of Welch Cloths, read, 15 Mar. To 

be ingroffed, 22. Paffed, 7 Apr. 

Patent for difpenfing with the Tranfportation of Cloths 
unwrought, complained of, and to be brought to the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 28 Apr. 

Cloth-workers. Vide Trade. 

Bill for Relief of the Cloth-workers of London, read, 14 
Apr. Committed, 15. 

Coals. Vide Sea-coals. 

Colchefter Haven, Bill for repairing it, read, 10 Apr. Committed, 
14. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 5 May. Sent 
from the Lords, with Amendments, 25. Amendments agreed 
to, 26. 

Colleétion for the Officers of the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Committees, impowered to hear Counfel, 23 Feb. &amp; 23 Mar.— 
Member of a Committee difabled from voting, his Name being 
mifwritten, 2 Mar.—Committees impowered to examine Wit- 
nefles, 26 Feb. &amp; 17 Apr. An Order, that in the Appointment 
of Committees upon private Bills, there fhall not be a general 
‘Claufe for all, who come, to have Voice, 20 Apr.—No Com- 
mittee to fit after Eight o’Clock in the Morning, without fpe- 
cial Order, 1 May. i, 

Communion to be received by the Houfe, 23 Feb. Vide Houfe.— 
Certificates brought by Perfons to be naturalized, of their hav- 
ing received the Communion, 2 Mar. 

Comptrollers. Vide Cujfiomers. 

Concealments, Bill againit them, read, 23 Feb. Committed, 24. 
Reported, and re-committed, 18 Mar. Petition relating there- 
to, referred, 23. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 Apr. 
Paffed, 7. Meflage to the Lords, {pecially recommending it, 
12. Their Anfwer reported, eod. die. Bill fent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 21 May. Amendments twice read, and 
committed, 22. Reported, and agreed to, 24. 

Report touching Sir Jo. Townfend’s Patent of Conceal- 
ments, 28 Apr. &amp; 19 May. Petition of Grievance concerning 
it, read, and allowed,25 May. _ - 

Conferences. Vide Aétions, Alrenations, King, Monopolies, Nor- 
wich, Parliament, Recufants, Statutes, Supply, and Treaties. 

The whole Houfe to go as a Committee to a Conference, 

23 Feb. Leave to Two Members to make a Relation thereat, 

eod. die. Meflage to Lord Chamberlain and Lord Marfhal, to 

admit no Strangers thereto, 24 Feb. To be held in Whitehall, 
the Painted Chamber being thought too ftrait, eod. die. Two 

Members, and the Serjeant, to take care, that none but Mem- 

bers be admitted, eod. die. Members to deliver their Names, 

and the Places they ferve for, to the Serjeant, cod. die—Mem- 
bers at a Conference, not of the Committee, fent for by the 

Serjeant, '’ admonifhed by the Speaker, 6 Apr. 

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Cope, Thomas, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 6 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 16. Counfel to be heard upon the Petition of his Cre- 
ditors, 23. Additional Committees, 25. Bithop of Coventry 
to have Notice, eod. die. Committee impowered to examine 
Witneffes, 17 Apr. 

Cornwall Duchy. Vide Prince. 

Coventry and Litchfield, Bithop of, Bill to explain an A&amp; 23 Eliz. 
for Affurance of a yearly Rent to him, and his Succeffors, read, 
11 Mar. Committed, 16 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
3 May. Paffed, 5. Sent to the Lords, 8. 

Courts of Juftice, Committee of the whole Houfe to fit thereon, 
23 Feb. Impowered to fend for Witneffes, and Records, and 
to hear Counfel, 26. Motion for a Sub-committee to receive 
Petitions, and Order thereupon, 17 Mar. Report touching the 
Proceedings in Chancery, upon a Fine acknowledged by Mr. 
Grice, and his Wife, 17 Mar. Further Report, and Order there- 
upon, 26 May.—Report touching the Proceedings of the Com- 
mittee upon feveral Petitions preferred to them, 14 Apr.—Re- 
0 touching Mr. Grimefdich’s Petition againft the Lord. 

eeper and Regifter, and Order thereupon, cod. die. Com- 
mittee allowed another Day to fit upon, 19 Apr.—Report 
touching the Lady Darcy’s Cafe, 7 May. Vide Darcy.—Re- 
si touching Mrs. Thomas’s Complaint, 19 May. “Further 

eport, and Refolutions thereupon, 27.—Report touching the 
Extortion and Abufes of Dr. Lambe, and Order thereupon, 22 
—— touching the Complaints againft Dr.Cradock, 
eod. die. 

Committee appointed to confider of a Courfe to prevent 

irregular Proceedings in Courts of Juftice, 19 Apr. 

Bill for avoiding vexatious Delays by removing Caufes 

out of inferior Courts, read, 3 Mar. Committed, 9. Reported, 

and re-committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15 Apr. 

Paffed, 21. Sent to the Lords, 22. Returned from the Lords, 

with Amendments, 21 May. Amendments read, and referred 

to a Commiltee,22. Reported, and agreed to, 26. 

bill for reverfing erroneous Judgments in Courts of 
Equity, read, 15 Mar. Committed, 14 Apr. Reported, and 
re-committed, 26 &amp; 29 Apr. 

Cradocke, Dr. Petition againft him, referred to the Committee 
for Courts of Juftice, 3 May. Report touching his Abufes, 22. 

Cragge, John. Vide Anftrother, Sir Robert. 

Creditors, Bill for their Relief againft fuch as‘ die ih Execution, 
read,15 Mar. Committed, 17 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 7 May. Pafled, 8. Sent from the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 25. Amendment agreed to, 27. 

Crew, Sir Thomas, chofen Speaker, 19 Feb. Vide Speaker. 

Crown Lands. Vide King. 

Cumberland EleGion, Retolution touching one of the Knights, 
outlawed, reported, and agreed to, 28 May. 

Cujtomers, Comptrollers, &amp;c. Bill againft their Exadtions, read, 
18 Mar. Committed, 24. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15 
May. Pafled, 19. 

Cujtoms, Farmers cf. , 

: pretermitted. Vide Trade. 

Cutlers. Vide Hallamfhire. 


1°Car.I. Pari.1. A. 1625. 


HWELTENHAM Manor, Bill for Confirmation of Co- 
pyhold Eftates there, pafled, 4 July. 

Clarcke, Mr. cenfured, and committed to the Serjeant, for an of- 
fenfive Speech,6 Aug. To make Submiffion at the Bar, 8. 
Makes Submiffion kneeling, and is pardoned, cod. die. 

Clergy, Bill to repeal fo much of an Ad, as reftrains them from 
taking Farms, read, 9 July. Committed, 11. 

Bill for the Quiet of the Clergy, and Prefervation of the 
Rights of Patrons, read, * *. Committed, **. Order for 
the meeting of the Committee, 1 Aug. Bill reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 4. Pafled,g. 

Collection, for the Officers of the Houfe, ordered to be made, 12 
Aug. 

Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of feveral 
Propofitions made, and whatever elfe fhould be offered, 22 
June. 

Communion to be received by the Houfe, 21 June. 

Conferences. Vide Adjournment, Faft, Recufants, Religion, and 
Supply. : 

a Meffage fent to the Lords, to defire them to appoint a 
fafe Place for a Conference, 8 ee ae given toa Member 
to fpeak at a Conference, as the King’s Servant, but not as a 
Member, éod. die—The Houfe going with the Speaker, as a 
Houfe, to a Conference with the Lords, to be covered, if the 
Lords keep covered, otherwife not, ¢od. die—A Meflage fent 
to thé Lords, to defire them to expiain themfelves, whether 
they intended the whole Houfe fhould come as a Houfe, with 
the Speaker, or as a Committee, cod. die. Anfwer, eod. die. 

Cooke, Sir John, to fpeak at a Conference between both Houfes, 
as the King’s Servant, § Aug. 


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Cope, Sir William, Petition of Lady Coppyn, and her Son, againft 
him, prefented, and referred to a Committee, 21 June. (Ques- 
tion touching his Election, eod. die. His Petition rejected, 
22 June. 

Coppyn, Lady. Vide antea Cope. 

Cornwall, Duchy, Bill from the Lerds, to enable the King to 
make Leafes thereof, read, * *. Committed, 4 July. Re- 

' ported, and pafled, 7. 

Courts of Equity, Bill for reverfing erroneous Judgments therein, 
tendered, 22 June. 

1° &amp; 2° Car.\. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 

C ALDER River. Vide Ayre. 

Cambridge Univerfity. Vide Buckingham. 

Canterbury, Dean of, to preach before the Houfe, 9 Feb. 

Canvee, Ile of, in Effex, Bill for fettling Lands therein, recovered 
from the Thames, read, 21 Mar. Committed, 28. 

Captives at Salley, Letter from one of them, read, 16 Feb. Leave 
given to Members to give Evidence at the Lords concerning 
them, 28 Mar. 

Cave, Sir Bryan, Bill for Sale of Lands, &amp;c. read, 2 Mar. 

Churter-houfe Hofpital, Bill to efiablifh the Foundation of it, 
read, 10 Feb. Committed, 11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
25. Paffed, 7 Mar. 

Cheapfide Crots, Motion about the extraordinary Gilding thereof, 
referred to the Committee for Religion, 9g May. 

Church, and Commonwealih, Bill for continuing Unity therein, 
read, 13 June. Committed, 14. 

Church-papifis, Bill for better Difcovery of them, read, 2 May. 
Commiited, 8. 

Citations. Vide Courts, ecclefiatical. 

Cleare, Sir Henry, Bill to fell Lands, read, 1 May. 
4. Additional Committees, 23. 

Clergy, Bill for their Quiet, and the Prefervation of the Rights 
of Patrons, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 14. 

——— Bill againft certain Clergymen being Juftices of Peace, 
read, 7 Mar. Committed,10. Reported, and re-conitted, 
14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 25. 

Clerk of the Market, Bill for better ordering of his Office, read, 
7 Mar. Committed, 14.—Warrant to the Clerk of the Mar- 
ket, read, and referred to the Committee of Grievances, 2 
June, 

Clerk of the Crown, to attend the Houfe with Returns, 9 &amp; 16 
Feb. To attend the Committee of Elections, 13. To perfect 
the Return Book, 5 Apr. 

Clerk of the Houfe, Allowance made to him out of the Collection 
trom the Members, 15 June. 

Cleydon, Mr. a popifh Schoolmafter, Report from Committee for 
Religion, touching him, 25 Mar. Sent for to attend the Com- 
mittee, eod. die. Further Report touching him, 1 May. Dif- 
miffed, on Promife to take the Oaths, &amp;c. eod. die. 

Clitheroe, new Writ ordered for it, 18 Feb. 

Clopton, Sir William, Bill to aflure Lands, &amp;c. read, 8 Mar. Re- 
jected, 20. 

Cloths, dyed and dreffed, Bill for better vent of them, read, 4 
Mar. Committed, 6. Reported, and to fleep, r4. 

— white, Report touching the Licence for Tranfportation 
thereof, and King to be petitioned to enlarge it, 24 May.—Bi!! 
for better vent thereof, read, 1 June. Committed, 5. Reported, 
and re-committed,10. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12. 

Cloth-workers, and Dyers, Bill for their Relief, read, 18 Apr. Re- 
jected, 6 May. 

Coat and Conduct Money, grand Committee to confider thereof, 
7 June. 

Coke, Sic Edward, Meflage from the King, defiring a new Writ 
may iflue for electing a Knight for Norfolk in his Room, being 
Sheriff of Bucks, 10 Feb. Referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges, eod. die. Report, 27 Feb. Debate thereupon deferred, 
eod. dic. Privilege granted to Sir Edw. Coke, 9 June. 

Mr. Meffage from the King, concerning fome Words fpo- 
ken by him in the Houfe, 14 Mar. Order for taking it into 
Confideration, and Mr. Coke toattend,eod. die. Effect of the 
Words complained of, eod. die. Meflage confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 15 Mar. , 

Collection to be made for the Officers of the Houfe, 13 June. Or- 
der for diftributing it, 15. 

Colleges. Vide Benefices. 

Committee appointed, to confider of an indifferent Courfe for na- 
ming Committees, 3 Mar.—A Direétion, that any Member 
may be prefent atthe Examination of Witnefles before aCom- 
mittee, 24 Apr.—Committee impowered to name a Sub-com- 
mittee to take the Examination of Witnefles fick, or otherwife 
hindered from attending, eod. die —Chairman of a Committee 
licenfed to be abfent, and another appointed in his Room, 14 
June. 

Commonwealth. Vide Church. 

Communion, to be received by the Houfe, 9 Feb. 

Concealments, Billagainft them, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 14. 


Committed, 








— Vide Buckingham, Digges, Faft, France, King, and 

ingdom. 

— A Conference defired by the Lords, on Matters of great 
Importance, 7 Mar. Agreed to, and Committee appointed to 
manage it, eod. die. Report, 8 Mar. Committee appointed to 
prepare an Anfwer to the Lords thereon, eod. die. Anfwer re- 
ported, and agreed to, 10 Mar.—Conference defired with the 
Lords, not accepted, but a Meeting agreed to, 8 May. 

Contagion, Committee to prepare a Bill to prevent it, 29 Apr. 
Phyficians and Apothecaries to attend, eod. die. 

Cope, Sir William, Bill to fell Lands, read, 18 Feb. 

Copyhold Lands, Billto enable Purchaiers to difpofe thereof be- 
fore Admittance thereto, read, and rejected, 3 May. 

Cottages, Bill to avoid the Increafe thereof, read, 17 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 4 Mar. Reported, and re-committed, 23 May. 

Courts of Juftice, Grand Committee for them appointed, 10 Feb, 
Report touching Mr. Grimidich’s Petition againft the Bifhop 
of Lincoln, and Order thereupon, 11 May. 

of Equity, Bill for reverfing erroneous Judgmentstherein, 
read, 17 Feb. Committed, 27 Mar. 

ecclefiaftical, Bill touching Citations iffuing thereout, 
read,1 Mar. Committed, 9. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 21. 
Paffed, 18 Apr. 

Currants, Report touching the Impofition thereon, 25 May. To 
be prefented as a Grievance, eod. die. 

Cujioms, pretermitted. Vide Grievances, and Nicholfon. 

— Report touching undue Exaction of Fees by Officers of 

the Cuftoms, and King to be petitioned thereon, 24 May. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sess.1. A, 1627, § 1628. 
C4 NTER BURY, Archbifhop of, his Speech at a Con- 


ference, to be delivered in Writing, 26 Apr. 

Chapman, Mr. his Petition about his !mprifonment for not pay- 
ing his Affeffment towards the Contract between the City and 
the King, read, and referred to the Committee for Grievances, 
27 Mar. 

Charta Magna. Vide Liberty,and Petition of Right. 

Bill to confirm the Stat.of Magna Charta, read, 13 June. 

Charter-houfe Hofpital, Bill for eftablifhing the Foundation there- 
of, read, 31 Mar. Committed, 8 Apr. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 23. Pafled, 9 May. 

Children of Recufants. Vide Recufants. 

Church,and Commonwealth, Bill for continuing Peace and Unity 
therein, read, 3 Apr. Committed, 7. 

Citations. Vide Courts, ecclefiatiical. 

Clegat, Nicholas, Petition touching his Imprifonment for not 
paying his Affeffment towards the Contract with the King, read, 
and referred to the Committee of Grievances, 26 Mar. Re- 
port, 2 May. His Imprifonment voted illegal, eod. die. Peti- 
tion to be prefented to the King, for his Enlargement, and 
Committee appointed to draw it, eod. die. 

Clergymen, Bill to difable them from being Juftices of Peace, read, 
17 Apr. Committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 
May. Paffed,16. Sent to the Lords, 26. 

Clothiers of London, their Petition read, and referred io the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 23 Apr. 

C/oths, white, Bill for better vending of them, read, 26 May. 

Coals. Vide Sea-coals. 

Coat and Conduét Money, Committee appointed to draw a Peti- 
tion to the King thereon, 12 June. 

Cocks, Judith, her Petition depending before the Committee of 
Grievances, referred to the Committee for Courts of Juftice, 
8 May. 

Colchefter EleCtion, Petition concerning it, read, 20 Mar. Report, 
and Refolution touching it, 28. Return amended, eod. die. 

Colledion for the Officers of the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Committees, fuch as are named thereof to have Place given them 
at the Meeting, 25 Apr.—Committee upon a Bill impowered 
to fend for Perfons and Records, 26 Apr.—Order for all, who 
come to a Committee, to have Voice, revoked, 23 May.— 
Committee impowered to fit, notwithftanding the fitting of the 
Houfe, 26 May.—Committees clofed by Order of the Houfe, 
g June. 

Communion, to be received by the Houfe, and Committee ap- 
pointed to fee it done, 20 Mar. Collection to be made thereat, 
3 Apr. Report of the Sum collected, and Order for the Diftri- 
bution of it, 16. Report of fuch Members, as did not receive 
the Communion, and Proceedings thereon, 19 May. 

Concealments, Bill relating thereto, to be brought in, 7 Apr. 

Conferences. Vide Fafi, Liberty, Manwaring, Money, Petition 
of Right, Recufants, Subfidy, and Suffolk. 

Cope, Judith, her Petition read, and recommended to the Lord 

ayor and Court of Aldermen, 17 June. 

Cornwall Election, Letters written by fome Deputy Lieutenants, 
and Juftices of Peace, concerning it, read, andreterred toaCom. 
mittee, 20 Mar. Report touching them, and the Authors fent 
for by the Serjeant, 21. Motion for his taking Bail for them, 
difagreed to,22. Houfe informed of Two Indentures —s 

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been returned, 28 Mar. Clerk of the Crown to certify, how 
he received the Second Indenture, eod. die. Members, returned 
by the Sheriff, to fit in the Houfe till difplaced by Order, eod. 
die. Clerk of the Crown examined, touching the Returns, 29 
Mar. Petition of feveral of the Perfons complained of, read, 
21 Apr. Orders and Proceedings thereupon, 21, 22. &amp; 25. 
Serjeant to take Security for their Appearance, 8 May. Com- 
miltee, to examine the Complaint againft them, ordered to 
meet, 9g. Report concerning them, 12. Their Petition for 
Counfel read, and debated, eod. die. Severally examined, and 
to be heard by Counfel at the Committee, eod. die. Queftion 


for allowing them a further Day, difagreed to, 13 May. To ~ 


be heard by Counfel at the Bar, eod. die. Heard, eod. die. 
Centured, and committed, eod. die. To make Recognition of 
their Offence at the Affizes, and Committee appointed to pen 
the Form of it, eod. die. Petition of the Serjeant at Arms 
concerning his Fees, read, and referred to a Committee, 20 
June. Auother Petition read, and referred, 23. 

Coventry Eleétion, and double Return, Cafe ftated, and Deter- 
mination of it deferred, 21 Mar. Petition from Coventry, 
relating thereto, 24. Referred to the Committee of Elections, 
eod. die. Report, and Proceedings thereupon, 9 Apr. 

Courts of Jufiice, Grand Committee for them to meet, 20 Mar. 
Report touching Mr. Etheringtou’s Petition, and Order there- 
on, 29 Apr. ‘Touching Dr. Worrall, aid Order thereon, 2 
May. Committee clofed by Order of the Houfe, 9 June. 

Ecclefiaftical, Bill concerning Citations iffuing thereout, 
read, 8 Apr. ‘To be ingrofled, 16. Pafled, 17 May. Sent 
to the Lords, 26. 

Crompton’s Petition read, 2 June. 

Curates, preaching, Bill for better Allowance to them, read, 1 
Apr. Committed, 12 May. 





4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628. 
AMBRIDGE Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 


Chambers, Mr. Jhis Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee upon Mr. Roll’s Bufinefs, 28 Jan. Another Petition, 
complaining of a new Seizure of Goods, read, and referred tu 
the fame Committee, 17 Feb. 

Chichefier, Bithop of. Vide Jones. 

Clergymen, Bill to difable certain of them from being Juftices of 
Peace, read, 4 Keb. 

Cloths, woollen. Vide /Vool. 

Cole, Michael, Patentee of Medway River, Petition againft 
him, referred to the Committee of Grievances, 16 Feb. 

Committees, Motion for a better Courfe for naming them, referred 
to Committee of Privileges, 20 Jan.—Chairman of general 
Committees the latt Seflion, to be continued, 23 Jan. Some of 
them excufed on account of Age and Infirmity, and others ap- 
pointed, eod. die. Chairman of a felect Committee appointed 
by the Houte, 30 Jan. 

Communion to be received by all Members newly returned, 21 Jan. 

Conference. Vide Faji. 

Corn, aud other Provifions, Committee appointed to confider of 
the Preparations for fending them to Spain, 26 Jan. King de- 
fired to give Order for ftay of the Ships, eod. die. His Anfwer 
reported, 27 Jan. Report touching this Matter, 29. Requeft 
to the Ring renewed, and his Anfwer, eod. die. 

Cofins, Mr. Report from the Committee for Religion, touching 
a Charge againft him, 5 Feb. Notice to be given him, to anfwer, 
cod. die. Day appointed for hearing the Complaint, 10 Feb. 

Courts of Juftice, Grand Committee for them to fit, 20 Jan. 
Chairman appointed, 23. Report touching Mr. Nowell’s Pe- 

"tition againft the Attorney of the Duchy, 7 Feb. Vide Nowell. 
ecclefiattical, Bill concerning Citations iffuing thereout, 
read, 11 Feb. 

Coxe, Judith, her Petition read, and referred to the Committee of 
Grievances, 23 Feb. ; . 

Curates, preaching, Bill for betterAllowance to them, read, 29Jan. 

Cujftomers. Vide Rolles. 





1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1547. 


ACRE, Leonard, Bill from the Lords, to repeal an Act 

of Parliament and Award, relating to him, read, 13 &amp; 20 
Dec. 

Dijfirefes, Billagainft putting them in feveral Pounds,read,17 Nov. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess.2. A. 1548. 


DA RCY, George, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
read, 9 &amp; 11 Jan. —Paffed, 14. 
Divorce. Vide Adultery. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess.3. A. 1549. 


DE ATH. Vide Heirs. 
Debts affigned, Bill that Affigns fhall fue in their own 
Names, 7” 3 Dec. Rejected, 7. 
Vou. I. 


First VoLuME. 


Dee River, Bill for removing Wears therein, read, 26 Nov. 
Committed, 5 Dec.—Bill for the City of Chefter, for Paflage 
upon the River Dee, read, 21 Dec. To be ingrofled, 23. Read 
the Third time, 15 Jan. Pafled, 16. Provifo from the Lords, 
read thrice, and pafled, 25. 

Demefne Lands. Vide Lands. 

Devon, Clothiers of, Petition exhibited by them, for remitting 
the A&amp; of Relief for making Cloths, read, 16 Noy. Re-de- 
livered, and Order thereupon, eod. die. 

Drayton, Weft, Bill from the Lords, for a Church-yard thereat, 
gJan. Read,i0&amp; 14. Patled, 15. 


5° § 6 Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 
HATH. Vide Heirs. 


Denizens. Vide Alyn. 

Devereux, William, Bill trom the Lords, for Affurance of Lands, 
17 Mar. Read, 18 &amp; 19. Patfled, 25. 

Divine Service, Bill from the Lords, for coming thereto, read, 
26 Jan. Vide Common-prayer. 

Divorcement, Bill from the Lords, againft fuch as leave their - 
Wives without it, 19 Mar. Read, 22. Committed, 30.— 
New Bill read, 5 Apr. To be ingroffed, 7. Paffed, 11. 

Dornicks. Vide Hats. 

Durham, Bithop of, Bill from the Lords, againft him, for Mif- 
prifion of Treafon, 31 Mar. Read, 4 Apr. Lords to be re- 
quefted, that he and his Acceflaries may attend in Perfon, eod. 
die. 


.7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. 
DE NIZENS. Vide Hills. 


Deodands, Bill relating thereto, read, 13 Mar. 
Durham, and Neweafile, Bithopricks, Bill from the Lords, for 
Erection of them, read, 29 &amp; 30 Mar. Patled, 30. 
Dyer, James, Efg. chofen Speaker, 2 Mar. 


A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


1° Mar. I. 


EV ON, Ear! of, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution 
14 Oct. Read,16&amp;17. Pafled, 18. 


Parl.1. Sess. 1. A. 1553. 
I 


1° Mar.1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 
DE NIZENS. Vide Batfon. 
Difireffes, Bill againtt putting them in feveral Pounds, read, 

20 &amp; 21 Nov. To be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 24. ; 

Divine Service, and Marriage of Prietis, &amp;c. Bill to repeal divers 
Aéis touching them, read, 31 Oct. &amp; 3 Nov. Debated, 4 
Nov. To be ingroffed, 6. Read Third time, 7. Debated, 
and pafled, 8. 

— Bill againft fuch as difturb Divine Service, read, 28 &amp; 29 
Nov. ‘To be ingrofled, 30. Pafled, 1 Dee. 

Dover Catile, and Pier, Bill for repair thereof, read, 30 O&amp;. 

Durham Bifhoprick, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation there- 
of to Bithop ‘Tunftall, and his Succeflors, read, 27 Nov. &amp; 1 
Dec. Provifo for Princefs Elizabeth, 1 Dec. Bill vacated, 5. 





1° Mar.1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


D4 GGS. Vide Guns. 

Dicing-houfes. Vide Gaming-houjes. 

Difirefes, Bill againtt putting them in feveral Pounds, read, 7 
Apr. Committed, 18.—New Bill touching Diftreffes and Re- 
plevins, read, 23 Apr. To be ingroffed, 24. Pafled, 25. 

Durham, Bithoprick, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution and 
Ereétion thereof, read, 11 &amp; 16 Apr. Burgefles of Newcatile 
to have a Copy, and Countel to be heard for Gatefide, 16. Pro- 
vifo exhibited for Gatefide, 17. Re-delivered, 18. Bifhop 
of Durham heard in the Houfe, and Bill read the Third time, 
eod. die. Provifo for Lands granted Sir Fra. Jobson by K. Ed. 
Vi. read, 18 &amp; 19 Apr. A general Provilo for Patentees, read, 
19. Bill debated, and pafled, eod. die. Speaker, in the Name 
of the Houfe, to require the Bifhop to thew Favour to Sir 
Fra. Jobfon, cod. die. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. § Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 
DIS TRESS ES, Bill againft putting them in feveral 


Pounds, read, 1g Nov. Committed, 21. To be ingroffed, 
27. Pafled, 28. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. 4.1555. 


Dic ING-HOUSES, and Bowling-allies, Bill againft 
them, read, 24 Oc. To be ingrofled, 25. Paffed, 26. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess.1. A. 1557. 
DUP LE Y, Sir Robert, &amp;c. Vide Northumberlund. 























INDEX oo the First V oLu te. 


5° &amp; &amp; Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1558. 


He H AM, County Palatine, Bill for levying Fines there, 
read, 10 Noy. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


ACRES, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
25 Apr. Read, 26 &amp; 28. Pafled, 1 May. 
Denizen. Vide Wrothe. 
Divine Service. Vide Church. , ; 
Durham, County Palatine, Bill touching the levying of Fines 
there, read, 1 Feb. = 

Bifhoprick, Bill to veft Parcel of it in Sir Fra. Jobfon, 
read, 24 Veb. 





5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess.1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


EEDS, and Wills. Vide Forgery, and Indentures. 
Deer. Vide Fifh. 

Demurrers, Bill, that Caufes thereon fhall be fpecially entered 
at one Time, 22 Mar. 

Denizens. Vide Fitzwilliams. 

Difhes of Fleth. Vide Flesh. 

Durham, County Palatine, Bill for levying of Fines there, and 
for Two Knights to be fent from thence to Parliament, read, 
18 Jan. Tobe ingrofied, 23. Pafled, 29. : 

Dyggs, Thomas and James, Bill from the Lords, for their Retti- 
tution, 16 Feb. Read, 25 Feb. &amp; 6 Mar. Paffed, 13 Mar. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 2. 
EFENDANTS. Vide Arrejis. 


Demurrers. Vide Verdicts. 
Denizen. Vide Stafford. 
Drunkennefs. Vide Swearing. 


Dyers. Vide Cloths. 
13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


D4 NTZICK Merchants, their Petition, touching Coney- 
fkins, read, 28 Apr. 

Dartmouth Haven. Vide Plymoxth. 

Denizens. Vide Bertie, and Watfon. 

Difpenfations. Vide Canterbury. 

Dorchejier, Bill relating thereto, read, 11 May. 

Dilapidations. Vide Gifts. 


A. 1506. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1572. 


DEFE NDANT'S, Bill to allow them Tales de Circum- 

fiantibus, read, 14 May. To be ingroffed, 19. Provifo twice 

read, and to be ingroffed, 20. Bill pafled, 21. Sent from the 
Lords, with Amendments, 24. 


Difpenfations. Vide Rites. 


i8° Eliz. Parl.4. Sess.2. A. 1575, 


D4 CRE, Edward. Vide Queen. 
Dagges, Piftols, Sc. Bill againft the dangerous Ufe of 
them, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 17. 
Demefne Lands. Vide Lands. 

Denizens, Bill to make feverai, read, 21 &amp; 24 Feb. Paffed, 25. 
—Second Bill read, 29 Feb. Read twice, and paffed, 5 Mar. 
Dilapidations, Biil to explain the Statute againft them, read, and 

committed, 24 Feb. To be ingrofled, 8 Mar. Pafled, * *, 
Sent to the Lords, 10. 
Durham. Vide Counties Palatine. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


DE BT'S, Billfor the {peedy Recovery of them, read, 27 Jan. 
To be ingrofled, 28. Pafled, 30. Amended, upon Occafion 
ofa Miftake therein, and again paffed, 31. 

Devonfhire Kerfies. Vide Kerfies. 

Dover Haven, Bill for repairing it, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 4 
Mar.—New Bill read twice, and committed, 6 Mar.—An- 
other Bill read twice, and to be ingrofled, 9 Mar. Pafled, 10. 

Dying. Vide Logwood. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac.¥. Parl.1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


E BTORS, Bill to make their Lands liable. to pay their 
_ Debts, read, 21 Apr. 

Debts, fall, Bill for Recovery of them in London, read, 19 Apr. 
Committed, 14 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21. 
Paffed, 31. Sent to the Lords, 9 June. 

Deer, and Conies, Bill from the Lords, againft unlawfully hunt- 
ing and killing of them, 15 May. Read, and committed, 23. 
——New Bill read twice, and committed, 16 June. Reported, 

3 


and dafhed, 21.—Another Bill read, 25 June. Rejected, 26. 

Delinquents, not to be brought to the Bar but by the Serjeant 
with the Mace, 9 s 

Depopulation. Vide Hufbandry. 

Defcents. Vide Pedigrees. 

Dice, falfe, Bill againft making and felling them, read, 19 Apr. 
Committed, 21. Rejeéted, 10 May. 

Dilapidations. Vide ay 

Divifions of the Houfe. Vide Houfe, and Queftions. 

Dover Haven, Debate touching the Repeal of the Act for Repair 
of it, 5 June. Provifo relating thereto, offered to the Bill for 
continuance of Statutes, 18. Referred*to the Committee, to be 
amended, eod. die. New Bill prefented, 19 June. Read twice, 
and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled,**. Sent to the Lords, 
23 June. 

Seen, Edward, Efq. Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 14 Apr. 
Committed, 2 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. Mo- 
tion for Amendment of a Provifo upon the Third Reading, 
24. Provifo tendered, and thrice read, and pafled with the 
Bill, 16 June. 

Dromond, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 24 
May. Read, 30. Sent to the Lords, 23 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac.1. Parl.1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


D4 NV ERS, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitu- 
tion,1 Mar. Read,3. Committed,13. Reported, with 
Amendments, 12 Apr. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 17. 

Davifon, William, Efg. Bill to affure the Clerkfhip of the Trea- 
fury to him, read, 28 Feb. Committed, 20 Mar. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 26. Read the Third time, and Counfel 
to be heard for Sir John Lee, 5 Apr. Bill to ftay, and Counfel 
difcharged, 8. 

Debts, {mall, Bill for Recovery of them in London, read, 23 
Jan. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 17 Feb. 
Pafled, 3 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 6. 

— Bill for better fatisfying of due Debts, prefented, 3 Mar. 

Read, 17. Committed, 20. Reported, and to fleep, 13 May. 

Bill to avoid the double Payment of Debts, prefented, 1 
Apr. Committed, 18. 

Deer, and Conies, Bill from the-Lords, againft unlawfully hunt- 
ing and ftealing them, 10 Mar. Read, 13 Mar. &amp; 26 Apr. 
Queftion for committing it, negative, 26 Apr. Paffed, with 
a Provifo, and fent to, the Lords, 26 May. 

Defmaifires, James, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 10 
Apr. Read, eod. die. Committed, 17 Apr. Reported, 30. 
Dafhed, 5 May. New Bill read, and rejected, 17 May. 

Divifion of the Houfe, Quefiion, whether any may {peak to the 
Numbers therein, after certified by the Tellers, though they 
difagree, 26 May. 

Downes, Edward, Efq. Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 Mar. New 
Bill ordered, Part of the former being loft,8. Read, 10. To 
be ingrofled, 12. Read the Third time, 4 Apr. Provifo added, 
and Bill pafled, 5. Sent to the Lords, 17. 

Drap:ries, new. Vide Alnage. 

Drunkennefs, Bill againft it, read, 7 Mar. Committed,i9. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 5 Apr. Pafled, and fent to the 
Lords, 17. . 

Drury-lane, Bill for paving it, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 19. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 30 Apr. Paffed, 7 May. Sent 
to the Lords, 10, 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sess. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


DE BTS, Bill for better fatisfying them, read, 11 Dec. Com- 

mitted, 26 Feb. 

———— Bill for Affignation of Debts between Merchants, read, 
3 June. Committed, 5. 

Defendants, Bill to give them Cofts upon a Nonfuit, or Verdict 
againft the Plaintiff, read, 17 Feb. 

Derby, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of Lands, 18 
May. Read, 27. Committed, 3 June.—New Bill read, 22 
June. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 25. 
Pafled, 28. 

Defmaiftres, James, Bill to naturalize him, and his Wife, read, 7 

ar. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. 
Paffed, 2 May. 

Divorces, caufelefs, Bill to prevent them, read, 9 Dec. Rejected; 
16. 

Drunkennefs, Bill to fupprefs it, prefented, and read, 5 Dec. 
Committed, 8. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 19 Feb. 
Paffed, 3 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 9. 

Dying. Vide Logwood. 


7° &amp; s° Jac.I. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


DA MERHAM Farm, in Wilts, Bill from the Lords, 
relating thereto, 2: July. Read, 3. Committed, 4. Re- 
ported, **, Pafled,11. Sent to the Lords, 12. 








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INDEX ¢@o the First Voutume. 


Davifon, Mr. his Bill read, 14 Mar. Committed,27. Motion 
for Countel, 10 July. 

Davyes, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 28 
Apr. Read, 4 &amp; 10 May. Commitment deferred, till a Cer- 
tificate of his receiving the Communion fhould be brought in, 
10. Committee appointed, to take Satisfaction touching his 
Religion, 18. 

Debts, Bill to avoid double Payment of them, read, 10 Feb. 
Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingroffed, **. Paffed, 
21 May. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 25 June. 
Amendments agreed to, 3 July. Bill returned to the Lords, 5. 

Bill to prevent Aflignment of Debts to the King, read, 

8 Mar. Committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18 

May. Paffed, 21.—Bill from the Lords to the fame Purpofe, 

3 July. Read, eod. die. Committed, 7 July. Reported, eod. 

die. Re-committed, 11 July. Motion touching il, 20, Paffed, 

21. 





Bill touching Debts by fimple Contract, read, 22 June. 
Committed, 27. 

Deer, and Conies, Bill for Explanation of an A&amp; againft ftealing 
them, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 17. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 21.—New Bill read, 16 May. Committed, 18. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 6 June. Pafled, 7. Sent to the 
Lords, 11. . 

Derby, Earl of, Bill from the Lords to explain an Aé&amp; for efta- 
blithing his Poffeffions, 20 June. Read, 22. Comunitted, 25. 
Reported, with Amendments, 30. Re-committed, and Coun- 





fel to be heard, 5 July. Reported, 6. Pafled,* *, Sent to 
the Lords, 12. 
Derry, Bithop of, Bill to naturalize him, read,* *. Committed, 


11 May. Reported, and re-committed, 24. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 30 June. Pafled, * *. Sent to the Lords, 5 July. 

Devon, Bill relating to Sea-towns there, read, 31 May. 

Divifion of the Houfe. Vide Queftion. 

Dorchefter Borough, Bill for affuring the Rectory of, Froom- 
whitefield thereto, read, 16 Feb. Committed, 17. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 26. Paffed, 1 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 2 
—New Bill from the Lords, touching the fame, 1 June. Read, 
5. Committed, 7. Reported, with Amendments, 11. Pafled, 
14. 

Dromond, Jane, Bill for naturalizing her, read, 24 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 26. To be ingroffed,2 Mar. Paffed, 10. Sent to the 
Lords, 12. 

Drury, Sir Robert, his Bill read, 17 Mar. Committed, 27. Or- 
ders for fitting of the Committee, 1 &amp; 30 May. Additional 
Committees, 18 &amp; 30. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 
June. Paffed,18. Sent to the Lords, 20. 

Dying. Vide Logwood. 


12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 
D ANVERS, Sir John, Bill to confirm Letiers Patents to 


him, and others, of the Manor of Suddington, read, * *, 
Committed, 31 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 June. 

Deane. Vide Lake. 

Debts, Bill of Grace, againft Affignment of them to the Crown, 
prefented, and read, 19 Apr. Committed, 4 May. Reported, 
and to beingroffed, 20. Pafled, 21. 

Bill of Grace to make the Eftates of attainted Perfons 

liable to the Payment of their Debts, prefented, and read, 2 

May. 

: Bill for fpeedy Recovery of fmall Debts, read, 6 May. 
Committed, 11. Reported, and re-committed, i9. 

Delinquents, Debate, whether they can be brought to the Bar 
without kneeling, -and a Precedent cited to the contrary, 17 
May. One ordered to be brought to the Bar, fianding, eod. 
die. Brought accordingly, 18 May. 

Dillon, Sir William, Bill for Relief of his Creditors, read, 2 
May. 

Dorfit, Earl of, Bill for eftablifhing an Hofpital founded by him, 
at Eaft Grinftead, read, 14 Apr. Committed, 16 May. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffled, 24. 

Drunkennefs, Bull for fupprefling it, read, 12 May. Committed, 








31. 

Duchy,Chancellor of, Charge againft him, for writing threatening 
Letters about Siockbridge Election,g May. Sequeftered, and 
Witnefles examined againtt him,eod. die. Debate about punith- 
ing him, 10 May. Meffage from the King concerning him, 
and anfwer thereto, eod. die. Another Meffage from the King, 
touching him, and Anfwer thereto, 11 May. Expelled, eod. 
die. Proceedings againft him to’be drawn up, and regifiered, 
eod. die. 

Durham, Sheriff of, returned for Northumberland, Debate there- 
upon, and new Writ ordered, 9 Apr. 

Motion for Durham to fend Members to Parliament, 9 
Apr. Report from the Committee of Petitions, relating there- 
to, 14 May. Bill for that Purpofe, read,21. Committed, 31. 
Bifhop to be heard by Countel, eod. die. 

Dyer, Sir _— Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 20 May. 

Vou. |. 








18° §&amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


D AM PORT, Mr. Report from the Committee for Courts 
of Juftice, touching his Information againft the Bifhop of 
Landaph, 17 Mar. Sent for, and ordered into Cuftody, for 
falfifying his Evidence before the Lords, 14 May. Meflage 
from the Lords touching him, 30. Ordered to be brought to 
the Bar, 1 June. Examined, and committed to the Tower, 4. 

Davenport, Mr. his Bill read, 1 Mar. 

Dayrell, Mr. complained of, for threatening a Member, 12 Feb. 
Sent for by the Serjeant, and examined, eod. die. A Witnefs 
examined againft him, eod. die. | Committee to examine the 
Complaint, 13 Feb. Report, cod. die. Committed to the 
Serjeant, eod. die. 

“— fall, Bill for Recovery of them in London, read, 15 

eb. 





Bill of Grace, for Reftraint of Abufes in levying Debts in 
the King’s Name, read, 27 Feb. Committed, 6 Mar. 

———- Bill of Grace, to make the Eftates of attainted Perfons 
liable to the Payment of their Debts, read, 9 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 28 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24 May. 
Pafled, 29. 

Bill for Recovery of Debts againft Executors and Admi- 

niftrators, read, 9g May. 


Deligne, Sir Samuel, Bill to naturalize him, read, 26 Feb. Com- 


mitted, 16 May. 
Difiillers, Bill for their Relief, read, 27 Feb. 
Dizon, Mr. and Almond, Patentees for licenfing Alehoufes, to 
_" 12 Mar. Aflurance given for their forthcoming, 24 
pr. 
~— Haven, Bill for repairing it, read, 11 May. Rejeéted, 
3 Dec. 
~~ Weavers, Bill for better Government of them, read, 14 
ay. 
Beak Bill for uniting Two Parifhes there, read, * *, 
mitted, 18 Apr. 
Douglas, Sir Robert, Bill to naturalize him, read, 28 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 22 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 
2 May. 

Drunkennejs, Bill for repreffing it, read, 14 Feb. Committed, 1 
Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed,22. Pafled,24 Apr. 
— Bill for repretling Drankennefs, and to reftrain the excef- 

five Price of Beer and Ale, read, * *. To fleep, 28 Feb. 
Duchy Lands. Vide King, and Lancajier. 
Dudley, Dame Alice, her Bill from the Lords, 7 Dec. 
Dungeon-neffe Light-houfe. Vide Light-houfes, and Sea-marks. 
Deskin, County, Bill to enable it to fend Members to Parlia- 
ment, read, * *, Committed, 6 Mar. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 14. Reported, eod. die. Debate, and Refolutions 
touching the Number of Members, eod. die. Bill to be ine 
grofled, eod. die. Paffed, 26 Apr. 
Dyer, Sir William, Bill to confirm his Sale of Lands, read, 8 


Com- 





Mar. 

Dykes, Mr. a Patentee, and Accomplice with Sir G. Monperfon 
in the Gold Thread Patent, examined and committed, 3 Mar. 
Fowles, the other Patentee, tent for by the Serjeant, eod. die. 
To be kept in Cuftody, 5 Mar. Their Petition read, 6. To 
be heard by Counfel, eod. die. Examined at the Bar, eod. die. 
Motion concerning them, but no Order made, 20 Mar. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac.¥. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


D4 LE, Lady, her Cafe reported, from the Committee of 

Grievances, 8 May. Committee appointed to infpect the 

Eaft India Books relating thereto, eod. die. Certificate from 

the Committee, read, 22 May. Her Petition to be delivered 
to her without Prejudice, eod. die. 

Darcy, Lady, her Petition to be heard before the Committee for 
Courts of Juftice, 14 Apr. Petition, and Order, for Counfel, 
19. Report, and Debate thereon, 7 May. Bill to fettle Jof, 
Glover, her Prefentee, in the Church of Sutton, and to re- 
fettle the Inheritance in Edw. Darcy, her Son, read, twice, and 
committed, eod. die. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12. Paffed, 
14. Sent to the Lords, 15. 

Davers, Lord. Vide Goteland. 

Debts, Bill for reftraining Abufes in levying them in the King’s 
Name, prefented, and read, 3 Mar. Committed, 24. Report- 
ed, and re-committed,6 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
12 May. Paffed, 15. 

— Bill to make the Eftates of attainted Perfons liable to 

the Payment of their Debts, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 10 

Mar. 








Bill for better Payment of the Debts of Men in Prifon, 
read, 18 Mar. Rejected, 20 Apr. 

Denizens, not to fit in the Houfe, 10 Mar. 

Depopulation. Vide Land. 

Divinity Lectures. Vide Whetenhall. 

Dormer, Simon, a Recufant Schoolmafter, complained of, 28 
Apr. Report touching him, ~ May. Declared mena 8 

inue 


























tinue a Schoolmafler, 20 May. Archbifhop of Canterbury to 
be acquainted therewith, eod. die. 

Dornix Weavers, Bill for advancing and better Government of 
their Trade, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 17. 

Dover Election, Report touching it, 24 Mar. Refolution con- 
cerning the Right of Election, eod. die. Election declared void, 
and new Writ ordered, cod. die. 

Drunkennefs, Bill to reprefs it, read, 25 Feb. Committed, 26. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 8 Mar. Paffed, 16. 

Duchy Lands. Vide King. 

Dudley, Dame Alice, Bill from the Lords, to enable her to affure 
the Manor of Killingworth to the Prince, 13 Mar. Read, eod. 
die. Committed, 23 Mar. Reported, and paffed, 24. 

Durham, County, Bill to enable it to fend Members to Parlia- 
ment, read, 23 Mar. Committed, 25. Reported, and re- 
committed, 14 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 4 May. 
Pafled, 8. 

Dyers. Vide Silk dyers and Trade. 


1° Car.T. Parl.1. A. 1625. 
ELIGNE, Sir D. Bill to naturalize him, read, 10 Aug. 


Committed, 11. 
Depopulation, Bill againft it, and Decay of Farms, &amp;c. read, * *. 
Committed, 1 Aug. 
Dorfet, Earl of, his Bill from the Lords, 8 July. Read twice, 
and committed, eod. die. Reported, with Amendments, 8 
Aug. Paffed, 9. 


1° &amp; 2°Car.I. Parl. 2. A. 1625, §&amp; 1626. 


D ALE,.... Bill read, 1g Apr. Committed, 1 May. 

Debts, Bill to prevent Abufes in levying them in the Ring’s 
Name, read, 23 Feb. Committed, 28.—New Bill read, * *. 
Committed, 14 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 28. 

Bill for fpeedy Payment of Debts owing tothe King, 

read, 14 Mar. 

Bill to make the Eftates of attainted Perfons liable to the 

a of their Debts, read, 14 Mar. Committed, 9 
ay. 

— Bill for Recovery of Debts againft Executors and Admi- 
niftrators, read, 21 Mar. 

Decrees, Bill for reverfing them, read, * *. 
Mar. 

Deligne, Sir D. Bill to naturalize him, read, 8 May. Committed, 
9g. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. “i 
Digby, Lord, his Petition and Articles againft the Duke of 
Buckingham, read, 1 May. Avowed by him at the Bar, eod. 

die. 

Digges, Sir Dudley, Refolutions and Proceedings of the Houfe 
upon his Imprifonment by the —_ for Words {poken at a 
Conference touching the Duke of Buckingham, 12. 13. 15. 
16.17.19.&amp; 20 May. Vide Privileges. 

Difcipline, military, Vide Serjeant-majors. 

Divifions, of the Houfe, a Rule who are to go out thereon, 9 
May. Vide Howe. 

Dormer, Simon, a popith Schoolmafier, Order for his attending 
the Committee for Religion, 6 Mar... Report touching him, 
25. Difcharged, eod. die. 

Dorfet, Earl of, his Bill read, * *. Committed, 15 Feb. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed,10 Mar. Paffed, 18 Apr. 

Dorfet/hire EleXion, Report touching it, 11 Feb. Under-fheriff, 
and County Clerk, to attend the Committee, eod. die. The 
fending for the High Sheriff refpited, eod. die. Further Report, 
and Refolutions thereupon, 17 Feb. New Writ ordered, eod. 
die. 

Dunkirkers. Vide Grievances. 

Dyett, Mr. fequeftered for offenfive Words, 9 May. Reftored, 


23. 
3° § 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


DEB TS of the King, Two Commiflions, touching them, to 

be brought in,.and feveral Perfons to attend, 13 June. 

Declaration. Vide Remonftrance. 

Deligne, Sir Daniel, Bill to naturalize him, read, 21 Apr. To 
be ingrofled, 7 May. Pafled, 16. 

Devonfhire, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, concerning his Inhe- 
ritance, &amp;c.17 Apr. Read,ig. Committed, 21. Reported, 
with Amendments, and re-committed, 10 May. Reported, 
eod. die. Debate thereon adjourned, eod. die. Bill re-commit- 
ted, 19 May. Reported, with other Amendments, 2 June. 
Read Third time, eod. die. Debate upon it adjourned, 2 &amp; 4 
June. Bill pafled, 10. 

Divifion of the Houle. Vide Queftion. 

Draperies, new, Bill for better fearching and fealing them, read, 
21 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. 

Dyell, Sir Rabert. Vide Gray. 














































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INDEX fo the First VoLuumMe. 





4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628. 


D AW ES, Mr. a Cuftomer, examined at the Bar, 19 Feb. 

“Deane, Roger, fent for by the Serjeant for ferving a Sub- 
poena upon Mr. Crompton, 27 Jan. Difcharged, upon Peti- 
tion, 3 Feb. 


1° Edw. VY. Parl. 1. Sess.1. A. 1547. 


E GYPTIANS. Vide Vagrants. 
Exigents, and Proclamations, Bill for not Return of them, 
read, 9 &amp; 12 Noy. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess.2. A. 1548. 


ELS, and Salmons, Bill to continue the A&amp;s againft de- 
fitroying them, read, 13 Mar. 

Efcheators, Bill touching Offices and Inquifitions taken before 
them, read, 26 Feb. &amp; 6 Mar. Pafled, 7 Mar. Provifo thereto 
from the Lords, read,8 &amp; 12. Patled, 13. 

Exeter, Bill for it, read, 3 Dec.—New Bill read, 14 Jan. &amp; 5 
Feb. Paffed, 15 Feb. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. 4.1549. 
E ATON and Winchefter Colleges, Bill for the Service to be 
faid there in Latin, read, 30 &amp; 31 Jan. 
Lily, and Marfh-land, Bill to make the breaking of Pow-dike and 
Old-dike there Felony, read, 11 &amp; 13 Nov. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. V1. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 
4 LLEARKAR, Ralph, complained of for affaulting Mr. 


Brandling, to be kept in the Serjeant’s Ward, and bound to 
the Peace, g Apr. Difcharged, at Mr. Brandling’s Requeft, 
and Members to mediate for him with his Matter the D. of 
Suffolk, 12. 

Exeter, Bill for Recognizances to be taken there, read, 15 Mar. 
Exigents, and Proclamations, Bill from the Lords, for Execution of 
them, 15 Mar. Read, .6 &amp; 26. Provifo thereto read, 5 Apr 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1553. 


E LECTIONS controverted. Vide Loo, and Forfer. 
Ejiates, Bill to make them perfect without Attornment, 
read, 21 Oct. 


1° Mar.1. Parl. 1. Sess.2. A. 1553. 
EL ECTION ofa Burgefs, Committee to examine it, 27 
Oe. 


Eftates, Bill to make them perfec without Attornment, read, 24 
O&amp;. 
Exeter. Vide Briftol. 
1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


GYPTIANS, Bill to make their coming into the Realm 
Felony, read, 20 Nov. Committed, 21. To be ingrofled, 
30. Pafled, 1 Dec. 
Evefham, Bill for annexing it to the Diocefe of Worcefter, read, 
18 &amp; 19 Dec. 
Exemplifications of Enrolments, Bill to plead them as original 
Deeds, read, 11 Jan. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. § Mar. Parl. 4. A.1555. 


XEMPLIFICATIONS, or Enrolment of Deeds, 
Bill to plead them, read, 24 Oct. &amp; 8 Nov. 


E 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess.1. A. 1557. 


E LECTIONS, new, ordered in the Room of Members 

doubly returned, 27 &amp; 28 Jan. 

Exigents, and Proclamations, Bill for true Returns thereof, read, 
24 &amp; 25 Jan.—Bill, amended, read, 27 Jan. Committed, 29. 
—Another Bill read, 31 Jan. Rejected, 1 Feb. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl.-5. Sess.2. A. 1558. 
E LIZ ABETH, Princefs, proclaimed Queen, 17 Nov. 


1° Eliz. Parl. 1. A.1558, § 1559- 


CCLESIASTICAL Laws. Vide Laws. 
Eels, and Salmon, Bill for Prefervation of the Fry of them, 


E 


read, and committed, 25 Feb. Vide 'y/h. 
Executors, 


Vide Wills. 















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5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


CCLESIASTICAL Judges. Vide Judges. 
“ Egyptians. Vide Vagabonds. 

Ely, Bithop of, Bill to enable him to fell the Manor of Walterfey, 
to maintain Water-banks, read, 30 Jan. Committed, 5 Feb. 
Exeter, Bill for Confirmation of the Liberties thereof, read, 4 
Feb. To be ingrofled, 17. Paffed, 18. Provifo thereto fent 

from the Lords, 15 Mar. Read twice, 16. Pafled,17. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 2. A. 1560. 


EM BROIDERERS, Bill relating to them, read, 22 
Nov. Committed, 7 Dec. 
Exemplifications under the Augmentation Seal, Bill to make them 
pleadable as Originals, read, 22 Nov. Vacated, 14 Dec. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


ELE CTION for Wefibury complained of, 10 May. Vide 
Weftbury. 
Embroiderers, Bill touching them, read, 18 May. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. A. 1572. 


WMXETER, Bill touching Lands therein, read, 11 June. 
To be ingroffed, 24. Pailed, 25. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A. 1575. 


YA TON College. Vide Colleges. 
Ejiovers, Common of, Bill relating thereto, read, 24 Feb. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 
LECTIONS made in the Interval of Parliament in the 


Room of Members fick, or abfent in the Queen’s Service, 
Queftion about them, 18 Jan. Debate and Proceedings there- 
on, 19. Committee appointed to examine them, 24 Feb. Re- 
port, and Orders thereupon, 18 Mar. 

Evidences. Vide Forgery. 

Exeter, Bill touching Gavelkind Lands there, read, 10 Feb. To 
be ingroffed, 16. Pailed, 18. 

Extortion, Bill for punithing it, read, 9 Feb. 


1°&amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, § 1604. 
ECCLESIASTICAL Counts. -Vide Courts. 


Government. Vide Government. 

Eleéiions, controyerted. Vide Bucks, Cardigan, and Shrewfbury. 
—Committee of Privileges and Elections appointed, 22 Mar. 
Vide Privileges. 

Entries, forcible, Bill for Explanation of the Statute, relating 
thereto, read, 26 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 13 Apr. Paffed,17. Sent to the Lords, 18, 

Erbury, Anthony, Author of the Bill delivered by Jones to the 
Speaker, 15 May. His Petition to be difcharged from Prifon, 
read, but no Order thereon, 5 July. 

Error, Writs of, Bill to take them away, in certain Cafes, read, 
24 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported, and rejected, 24 Apr. 


Enxfkine, gyi rang belie. 








— Sir James. 

Effex, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his Chil- 
dren, 29 Mar. Read, 31. Committed,2 Apr. Reported, 3. 
Paffed, 11. Sent to the Lords, 18. 

Exchequer, Court of, Bill touching Procefs and Pleadings therein, 
read, 3 Apr. Committed, 4. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
23. Pafled, 24. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 15 
May. Amendments, twice read, and referred to a Committee, 
22. Agreed to, 24. 

——— Bill, for Reformation of Abufes in the Exchequer, againft 
Sheriffs, and other Accomptants therein, read, 28 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 5 May. Reported, 25. To fleep, 30 June. 

Bill for continuance of certain Orders for the Exche- 
quer, eftablifhed by Privy Seal in Q. Eliz. Time, read, 13 June. 
Committed, 14. Reported, * *, Paffed, 16 June. 

Executions, new, Bill for fuing them againft Perfons releafed by 
Parliament, pafled, 7 May. Vide Privileges. 

Extortion, Bill concerning it, read, 2 Apr.- Committed, 5. Re- 

_ ported, and to be ingrofled, 18. Pafied, 20. Sent to theLords,21. 





3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


EC CLESIASTICA L Government. Vide Government. 
Eleétionsy and Returns, Committee appointed, 5 Nov. To 
confider of the granting of Writs by the Lord Chancellor,during 
the Prorogation, eod. die. Report, touching Mr. Haffard, ill of 
the Gout; Mr. Swaddon, unable to ferve, by reafon of Age; 
Lord i Baron, and Serjeant Snig, Attendants, as Judges, 
Vor. I. 


First VoLuME. 


in the Houfe of Lords; and Sir Henry Carye, a Captive; o 

Nov. Proceedings thereupon, eod. die. : 

— Two Bills, concerning Elections, read, 21 Mar. &amp; 1 Apr. 
Committed, 3 Apr. Reported,8 May. One of them to fleep, 
eod. die. The other to be ingrofled, eod. die. Pafled,g May. 
Sent to the Lords, 10. . 

Error, Writs of, Bill againft Delay of Juftice thereby, in Cafes 
of Trials by Verdict, read, 3 May. Committed, 6. 

Effex, Countets of, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of her 
Jointure, 1 Mar. Read, 3. Committed, 13. Reported, * *. 
Paffed, 17&amp;20 Mar. Seni to the Lords, 26. 

Excommunications, Bill for Reftraint of them, read, and rejected, 
22 May. 

Executions, Bill from the Lords, for avoiding unneceflary Delays 
thereof, 10 Mar. Read,ig. Committed, 27. AdditionalCommit- 
tees, 8 May. Bill reported, and pafled, 9. Sent to the Lords, 10. 

Exeter, Provifo for it offered to the Bill of free Trade, 27 Feb. _ 

Extortioners, &amp;c. Bill againft them, read, 8 Feb. Committed, 28. 





4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. A. 1606, § 1607. 
kee LESIASTICAL Courts. Vide Courts. 


Eleétions, and Returns, Committee appointed, 19 Nov. 
Report touching feveral Members promoted to Offices, and 
abroad in the King’s Service, and Proceedings thereupon, 22. 

Entries, forcible, Bill to amend the Act 8 H. VI. concerning 
them, read, 12 Feb. Committed, 18. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 5 Mar. Paffed, 9. 

Efcuage, Debate touching it, 3, 4, 5, &amp; 6, Dec. Queftion about 
it to be propounded to the Lords, 15. 

Effex, William, Etq; Bill for Sale of Lands, for Payment of his 
Debts, read, 11 June. Committed,13. Counfel to be heard, 
eod. die. Bill reported, and to fleep, 22 June. Letter to be 
written by the Speaker to fome of the Committees, to treat 
with Mr. Effex’s Creditors, and a new Dill to be drawn againtt 
next Seffion, eod. die. Form of the Letter, eod. die. ~ 

Evelyn, John, Efq; Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 25 
Nov. Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. 
Pafled, 2 Dec. Sent to the Lords, 10. : 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. A. 1609,,§ 1610. 
Ke CLESIASTICA L JuifdiGion. Vide Jurifdiétion. 


—--—_— Grievances. Vide Grievances. 

Edmonton Copyholders, Bill from the Lords, touching them, 13 
Mar. Read,27. Committed, 2 Apr. Reported, * *. Pailed, 
26 Apr. Sent to the Lords, 30. 

Eleétions, and Returns, additional Committess to the Committee 
named the preceding Seffion, 9 Feb. Report, touching Lord 
Walden, a Peer; Mr. Bowyer, appointed Clerk of the Parlia- 
ments; Mr. Bromley, a Baron of the Exchequer; Mr. Mat- 
thew, banifhed by Order of Council; Sir Geo. Sommers, 
made Governor of Virginia; and Mr. Haffard, incurably fick ; 
14 Feb. Proceedings thereupon, eod. die.—Report touching 
one of the Members for Coventry, incurably fick, and Mr. 
Payne, fequeftered in a former Seflion, 18 Feb. Vide Rogerfon, 
and Payne.—New Sheriff to make Return of a Writ, the 
Sheriff to.whom it was direéted, dying before the Election, 
20 Feb.—Complaint of the Election for Bridgenorth, 21 Feb. 
Vide Bridgenorth. 

Elringion, Mr. his Bill read, 5 &amp; 29 Mar. Counfel to be heard, 
29. Heard, and Bill committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed,21 May. Pafled,* *. Sent to the Lords, 11 June. 

Entries, forcible, Bill againft them, read, 23 Feb. Committed, 
24. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 7 Mar. Paffed, * *. 
Sent to the Lords, 13 Mar. 

Efjez, William, Efq; Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 15 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 16. Petition of Reymond Fitch againft it, and Counfel 
to be heard thereon, 26. Bill reported, 1 Mar. Counfel for 
Mr. Fitch heard, and Bill to be ingroffed, 2. Counfel to be 
heard for one Robinfon, upon his Petition, 3. Bill read Third 
time, and Counfel heard, 6. Debate thereupon, 6 &amp; 7. Bill 
re-committed, 7. Reported, and paffed, 8. Sent to the Lords, 
12. Returned, with Amendments, 28 Apr. Amendinents 

~ referred to a Committee, 3 May. Reported, and agreed to, 
4. Bill fent back to the Lords, 8. 

Efiates, or Tenures, Bill for avoiding Alterations thereof by rea- 
fon of Partitions and Townfhips, read, 20 Feb. Rejected, 22. 

Exchange, New, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance thereof, 2 
June. Read, 22. Committed, 23. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 27. Pafled, eod. die. Sent to the Lords, 2 July. 

Excommunication, a Bill, relating thereto, to be drawn in the 
Vacation, 18 July. 

Executions, Bill againft Delays therein, read, * *. Committed, 
25 May. — 

Exelby, Mr. to be fent for, for proceeding againft a Member, not- 
withftanding an Order for Privilege, 19 June. Examined,and 
Maiter referred to Committee of Privileges, 20, 

Exeter, Bill relating to a Wear thereat, read, 15 May. Com- 

mitted, 


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mitted, 19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 June. Pafled, 
and fent to the Lords, 18. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


AST-GRINSTEAD Hofpital. Vide Dorfet. 
Ecclefiaftical Courts. Vide Courts and Fees. 

Eleétions, and Returns, Committee appointed, 8 Apr. Report 
touching the Eledtions for Northumberland, Y orkfhire, Cam- 
bridgefhire, Norfolk, and Ludlow, 9. Vide fingula—Com- 
plaint of the Election for Carmarthen, and Order thereupon, 
12 Apr.—Anfwer of the Mayor of Lynne to an Objection 

. againft his Election, 19 Apr.—Committee to confider of the 
Power of the Houfe to give anOath concerning Eleétions, eod. 
die.—Report touching the Election for Stockbridge, 9 May. 
Vide Stockbridge. 

Motion for a Bill to regulate Elections, and Committee 
appointed to prepare it, 19 Apr. 

Entries, forcible, Bill againft them, prefented, and read, 20 Apr. 
Committed 31 May. 

cag Vide Sheriffs. 
very, William, Bill to reverfe a Decree in Chancery obtained 
by him againft Hen. Rofewell, Efg; read, 31 May. 

Exchequer, Bill of Grace concerning Pleadings there, prefented, 
20 Apr. 

Excommunication, Motion to have the Bill againft it, in the laft 
Parliament, fearched out, 16 Apr.—Bill to reform Abufes of 
Excommunication, in divers Cafes, prefented, 20 Apr. Read 


10 May. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


AST-G RINST EA D, Hofpital. Vide Sackvyle College. 

Eaft India Company, Motion touching their Patent for 

carrying out Coin, and Committee of Grievances to confider 
of it, 6 Feb. 

Ecclefiaftical Courts. Vide Courts. 

Egerton, Mr. his Bill read, 17 Mar. 

Edward, Bill to reftore to him the Poffeffion of Lands 
taken from him by a Decree in Chancery, read, 30 Apr. 

Eleétions, and Returns, Committee appointed, 5 Feb. Report 
touching the Eleétion for Gatton, Malmefbury, and Leicetter- 
fhire,7. Vide fingulan—Report touching the Return of Lord 
Faulkland for Hertfordfhire, made a Baron of Scotland after 
his Eleétion, 7 Feb. Debate thereupon, and to be further con- 
fidered, eod. die.—Report touching a Clergyman returned for 
Morpeth, 7 Feb. Eleétion declared void, and a new Writ or- 
dered, 8.—Report touching the Return of the Attorney-gene- 
ral, 7 Feb. Order of the laft Parliament to fiand, and a new 
Writ ordered, 8.—Report touching the Ele&amp;tion of Mr. Pel- 
ham for Grimfby, chofen while beyond the Seas, 7 Feb. De- 
bate thereon, and Matter re-committed, 8. Further Debate, 
15. To be further confidered, 16.—Committee of Privileges 
to confider of a Bill for free Ele&amp;tions, 8 Feb.—Counfel to be 
heard at the Committee, touching the Election for the City of 
Oxford, eod. die. Vide Oxford.—Burgefles returned in a double 
Return, to forbear theH oufe till the EleGtion determined, 10Feb, 
—Debate touching the Admiffion of Sir D. Digges and Mr. 
Abbot, elected while beyond the Seas, in the King’s Service, 15 
Feb. Sworn and admitted, 16.—Counfel heard, touching the 
Election for Weftminfter, 26 Feb. Vide Weftminjter. Report 
touching the Election for Minehead, 3 Mar. Vide Minehead. 
-—touching the Election for Rochefter, 3 Mar.—touching the 
Election for Yorkfhire, 16 Mar. Vide York/hire.—-touching 
the Election for Sandwich, and Refolution thereupon, 22 Mar. 
—Election of the Mayor of Cambridge declared void, and a 
new Writ ordered, eod. die—Committee to confider of the 
Cafe of Pomfret and Ilchefter, difcontinued, 26 Mar. Vide 
Iichefter, and Pomfret.—The Election, and double Return, for 
Hindon, to be heard at the Committee, eod. die. Vide Hindon. 
—Report touching the Ele@ion for Pembroke, and Order 
thereupon, 18 May.—touching the Boroughs of Hertford, 
Wendover, Amerfham, and Marlow, difcontinued, eod. die. 
To be further confidered, eod. die. Report touching a Com- 
plaint in the Star-chamber concerning an Eletion, and Party 
to be fent for, eod. die. 

Report touching the Right of Eleétion for Sandwich, 
22 Mar.—for Pembroke, 18 May. 

Bill, concerning Elections, to be prepared, 24 Mar. 
Prefented, 18 May. Read, 21 Noy. Committed, 28. 

Elizabeth, Queen. Vide Grants. 

Ellys, Mr. his Bill read, 20 Mar. 

Elwicke, Richard, Debate touching his Petition againft Lord 
Scrope, 1 June. Sent for by the Serjeant, to make it good, 
eod. die. Attends, and juftifies his Petition, 2 June. Debate 
touching his finding Sureties, eod. die. Charged to appear at 
the next Accels, eod. die. 

Englefeild’s Bill read, * *. Committed, 15 Mar. 

Equity, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


First VoLUME. 


oo Writs of, Bill touching Limitation thereof, read, 14 

Feb, 

Exchequer, Clerks of, to attend Committee upon the Bill relating 
to Sheriffs Accounts, 15 Mar.—Committee to confider of all 
Abufes in the Exchequer, and to prepare Bills, 25 Apr. 

Executions, Bill to charge the Lands of Perfons dying therein, 
read, 28 May. 

Erecutors, and Adminiftrators, Bill for Recovery of Debts againft 
them, read,g May. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


EAR IT Hand Plumftead Marhhes, Bill for draining them, 
~ yead, 2 Apr. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 8 May. 

Earl-marfhal’s Court. Vide Heralds. 

Eajtland Company, their Patent to be brought in, 10 Mar. &amp; 30 
Apr. Petition of Grievance concerning it, read, and re-com- 
mitted, 26 May. Reported, and agreed to, eod. die. 

Eaft-retford Election, Report touching it, 28 May. 

Edwards, John, Bill to reverfe a Decree, made in the Court of 
Requetts, between him and his Son, read, 12 Apr. Committed, 
16. Counfel afligned, 19. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
8 May. Pafled, 19. 

Egerton, Mr. his Bill read, 16 Apr. Committed, 27. 

Eleétions and Returns, Committee appointed, 23 Feb. Debate, 
and Refolution againft all, who come, having Voices, eod. die. 
Countfel to be heard, and all Petitions to be offered at the Com- 
mittee, cod. die.—NMotion about the Election for Chippenham to 
be confidered by the Committee, 25 Feb. Vide Chippenham.— 
Report touching the Eleéiion for Southwark, and Retfolution 
thereupon, 2 Mar. Agreement of the Committee, thata Perfon 
duly elected cannot relinquifh, reported, eod. die——Report 
touching the Eleétion for Blechingley, and Winchelfey, 3 
Mar. Vide fingula.—for Cambridgethire, 5 Mar. Vide Cam- 
bridgefhire—Refolution, that Affidavits taken in any Court, 
concerning EleGtions or Returns, are not to be admitted 
in Evidence, eod. die—Report touching the Election of a 
Scottifh Man, not naturalized, 10 Mar. Vide Monmouth. 
—touching the Number of Petitions prefented to the Com- 
mittee, eod. die. Order againft receiving any more Peti- 
tions touching Ele@tions, eod. die. Petitions to be heard in 
Order, as delivered, eod. die —Eleétion of a Burgefs returned 
by a wrong Name, adjudged good, and Return to be amended, 
12 Mar. To be fent down to the Bailiff for that Purpofe, 15. 
~-Queftion about a double Return referred to the Committee, 
and both Parties to ftay out of the Houfe till the Cafe deter- 
mined, 22 Mar. Vide Pomfrett.—Report touching the Election 
for Stafford, and Order thereupon, eod. die—Committee im- 
powered to enjoin Delinquents to attend till the Report is 
made, 23 Mar.—Report touching the Elections for Arundel, 
Dover, and Norfolk, 24 Mar. Proceedings and Refolutions 
thereupon, eod. die.—Keport touching the Eleétions for New- 
caftle under Line, Gloucefter, and Stockbridge, 9g Apr. Re- 
folutions thereon, eod. die—An Order for Witnefles to attend 
the Committee, 13 Apr.—Report touching the Boroughs of 
Amerfham, Wendover, Marlow, and Herttord, difcontinued, 
4 May. Refolutions for oy om. and Writs ordered for 
Eleétion of Burgeffes, eod. die. otion for Dire&amp;tions touch- 
ing the manner of eleéting, and the Eleétors, not aflented to, 
eod. die —Report touching the Eleétion for Cirencefter, and 
Refolutions thereupon, 21 May.— Refolution, that the Confent 
of Competitors cannot alter the legal Courfe of EleCtions, eod. 
die.—touching the Right of Election in Boroughs, where there 
is no Charter, or Cuftom, eod. die—Report touching the Elec- 
tions for Cumberland, Eaft-retford, and Haverford-weft, 28 
May. Refolutions thereon, eod. die—Petitioner complaining 
of a Mifdemeanour in an Election, but not queftioning the 
Eleétion, to take his Remedy elfewhere, eod.die.— Leave given 
to a Petitioner to proceed the next Seflion, his Petition not be- 
ing heard for want of Time, eod. die. 

Right of Eleétion determined for Bliechingley, 22 Mar. 
—for Dover and Arundel, 24 Mar.—for Chippenham and 
Newcaftle under Line, g Apr.—for Pomfret, 28 May. 

Committee appointed to draw the Two Bills, concerning 
Elections, into One, 15 Mar. Bill to be prepared, 9 Apr. 

Engeham, Sir Edward, Bill for fettling and affuring the Manor of 
Goodnefton, and other Lands belonging to him, read, 2 Apr. 
Committed, 3. Bonds to be produced, 10. Bill reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 1 May. Pafled, 5. 

Etherington, Sir Richard. Vide Goteland. ; 

Exchequer, Motion for a Committee to examine Abufes therein, 
24 Feb. Committee appointed, 26. All to have Voices, 
except Exchequer Men, 8 Mar. : 

Bill touching Pleadings in the Exchequer, read, 26 Feb. 
Vide -dlienations. ; 

Excommunication of Perfons not kneeling towards the Eaft, de- 
clared illegal, 7 May. 








INDEX @ the 


1°Car.I. Parl.1. A. 1625. 
Ke CLESIASTICAL Perfons. Vide Clergy. 


Eleélions, Motion for limiting the Time for receiving 
Petitions concerning them, 21 June. Committee appointed, 
eod. die. Petitions touching the EleGtions for Yorkthire and 
Monmouth, prefented, and referred, eod. die. Vide fingula.— 
Petitions touching the Eleétions for Warwick and Wefimin- 
fier, prefented, and referred, eod. die. Committee impowered 
to hear Counfel, and fend for Records, eod. die. To confider 
of the Eleétion of a Perfon in Execution, before the Summons 
of Parliament, eod. die.—Opinions delivered, that a Perfon in 
Execution not eligible, 8 July. 

Equity, Courts of. Vide Courts, 


°&amp; 2°Car.I. Parl,2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 
Ly AST-G RINSTEAD, new Writ ordered for it, in the 


room of the Attorney-general, 10 Feb. 

Eaft India Company, Report, and Refolutidn, touching the Stay 
of their Ships by the Duke of Buckingham, 20 Apr. Mr. 
Brook’s Petition againft them, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Grievances, 1 May. 

Ecclefiajtical Perfons. Vide Clergy. 

— Courts. Vide Courts. . 

Eleétions, Committee appointed, g Feb. Petitions touching 
Eleétions, to be delivered to the Committee, and heard in 
Priority, eod. die.—Petition concerning the Election for War- 
wick, prefented, and to be firft heard, cod. die. Order touching 
the Report, 8 May.—Members doubly returned to make their 
Election within a limited ‘Time, 9 Feb. Vide Members.— 
Motion touching the Election for Grampound, referred to the 
Committee, eod. die. Report, and Refolutions thereon, 17 Feb. 
—Motion touching the Eleétion of the Attorney-general, con- 
trary to the Order 12 Jac.g Feb. New Writ ordered, 10.— 
King’s Meflage touching the Ele@ion of Sir Edw. Coke, being 
Sheriff of Bucks, referred to the Committee, eod. die. Vide 
Coke.—Committee to coniider of the Cafe of Mr. Gifford, 
arrefted after his Election, but before the Date of the Return, 
eod. die. Vide Gifford—Report touching the Eleétion for 
Dorfetthire, 11 Feb. Vide Dorfet/fhire—Complaint of a 
corrupt Ele&amp;ion for Bridport, 17 Feb. Vide Bridport—Com- 
mittee to confider of the Election of the Mayor of Bath for 
that City, 18 Feb.—Eleétion of a Scottifh Man, ante-natus, and 
not naturalized, declared void, eod. die.—Petitions touching 
Elections, to be prefented within a limited Time, eod. die.— 
Report touching the Eleétion for Oxford, 1 Mar. Vide Oxford. 
—for Ludgerfall, and Order thereon, 10 Mar.—for Newport, 
and Order thereupon, 17 Mar.—Petition againft the Sheriff of 
Leicefterfhire, in relation to the Election, 25 Mar. Vide Lei- 
cefterfhire. Motion about a Complaint agaift the Sheriff of 
Flint, touching that Election, and Time allowed by the Com- 
mittee, for his Attendance, fhortened by the Houfe, 5 May.— 
The Eleétion of the Chairman of the Committee coming in 
Queftion, another to be appointed in his room, 8 June. 

Bill, touching Elections, ordered to be read, 11 Feb. 
Read, 13. Committed, 2 Mar. 

Ellyott, Sir John, Motion about his Imprifonment for offenfive 
Words fpoken at a Conference, touching the Duke of Buck- 
ingham, 12 May. Hing’s Meflage touching him, 16. Referred 
to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 17. Houfe informed of 
his being releafed, 19. Recital of the Charge againft him, and 
his Anfwer thereto, 20. Acquitted by the Houfe, eod. die. 
Order touching the Delivery of his Papers feized, 1 June. Vide 
Privileges. 

Lquity, Courts of. Vide Courts. 

Erith and Plomftead Marthes, Bill for fettling and dividing them, 
read, 17 Feb. Committed, 28. 
erofled, 18 Mar. : 

Lyjcheators, Bill to take away their Accounts of Nichils, in Cities 
and Towns-corporate, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 3 May. 

Evils, Caufes, and Remedies, Committee of the whole Houfe to 
confider thereof, 16 Mar. Impowered to fend for Perfons and 
Records, &amp;c. 18. Heads of a Charge, delivered in by Dr. Tur- 
ner, againti the D. of Buckingham, reported, eod. die. Several 

Refolutions touching Evils and Caufes, 25 Mar. 20, 21, 22. &amp; 
28, Apr. 1 &amp; 2 May. Houfe to fit Forenoon and Afternoon, 
till this Bufinefs ended, 20 Apr. Sub-committee to fit, notwith- 
{ianding the fitting of the Houfe, eod. die. A feleét Committee 
of Twelve appcinted, to reduce the Matter into Form, 21 Apr. 
Impowered to fend for Witneffes, &amp;c. and to examine an 
new Matter, 24. Divers Articles reported, and to be ingroffed, 
6 May. Read, and agreed to,8. Vide plura fub Buckingham, 

Excommunication, Bill for Mitigation of the Sentence thereof, 
read, 10 Mar. Committed, 2 May. 

Executors, and Adminiftrators, Bill for Recovery of Debts againft 
them, read, 21 Mar. 

Exeter, Earl of, Bill to explain Two Provifoes in a Deed made 
by him, -_~ 5 May. Committed, 24. 

Von. I. 








Reported, and to be in- 


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First VoLtume. 


3°§ 4 Car. I. Parl. 3. Sess.1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


k4 ST INDIA Company. Vide Warner. 

— Petition from the Eaft-India Company, read, and 
referred to the Committee for Trade, 7 May. ~ 

Ecclefiaftical Courts. Vide Courts. 7 

Eleétions, Petitions concerning them, to be prefented within Four= 
teen Days, 20 Mar. Committee of Elections appointed, eod. 
die. Queftions touching Elections to be firft heard, where any 
Members wanting, not being returned, eod. die.—Elections 
controverted. Vide Bojton, Bridport, Colchejier, Cornwall, 
Coventry, Exeter, Gatton, Lewes, Michell, Newport, and York, 
—Report touching the Boroughs of Weobley and Milborne 
Port, difcontinued, 1 May. Refolutions for reftoring them, 
and Writs for Election of Burgefles ordered, eod. die. 

Report touching the Right of Election for Colchefter, 28 

Mar.--Right of Election for Bridport determined, 12 Apr.— 

for Bofton, 8 May.—for Warwick, 31 May. 

Bill to regulate Eledtions, read, 19 Apr. Rejected, 22. 

Eleéors, refufing to declare their Names to the Sheriff, not dif- 
abled, 17 Apr. 

Epworth Tenants, Order touching the hearing of their Caufe be- 
fore the Committee for Grievances, 3 June. 

Efiofte, John, Efg; Bill to reverfe a Decree againft him in the 

ourt of Wards, read, 4 June. 

Exchangers, to bring in their Patent, 17 May. 
read, and referred to a Committee, 13 June. Report, 23. 
Patent to be confidered, eod. die. Voted a Grievance, eod die. 

Excommunication, Bill for Mitigation of the Sentence thereof, 
read, 3 Apr. Committed, 14. 

Exeter Election, and double Return, Report, and Refolution con- 
cerning it, 26 Mar. 











Their Petition 


4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628. 


Ee CLESIASTICAL Courts. Vide Courts. 
Eleétions, former Committee to ftand, 20 Jan. Petitions 
touching Eleétions, to be prefented in Fourteen Days, eod. die. 
Motion for a new Eledtion, in the room of one of the Mem- 
bers chofen Mayor, over-ruled, eod. die. Legality of the Elec- 
tion of a Member to ferve for a City, being Sheriff of a County, 
to be debated in the Houfe, 5 Feb. Report touching a Writ 
iffued for a new Eleétion, by Direction of the Lord Keeper, in 
Time of Prorogation, 9 Feb. Vide Writs. 

Eppefley, Sit John, not to anfwer to a Petition preferred againft 
him at the Lords, and Petitioner to be fent for,29 Jan. Com- 
mittee appointed to examine this Matter, 14 Feb. 

Efiofte, John, Efq; Bill to reverfe a Decree againft him in the 
Court of Wards, read, 29 Jan. Committed, 19 Feb. 

Exeter, Magiftrates of, Complaint againtt them, for not paying 
one of their Burgeffles his Wages, referred to Committee of 
Privileges, 30 Jan. Mayor to be fent for, by the Speaker’s 
Letter, eod. die. Aldermen and Town-clerk to attend the 
Committee, 5 Feb. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 1. A. 1547. 


rae S, Bill for their Leafes, read, 10, 14. &amp; 17, 

ec. 

Felonies. Vide Treafons. 

Fines, and Recoveries, Bill for Averment therein, read, 14 Nov. 

Fifhing, in Iceland and Scotland, Bill for it, read, 2 Dec. 

Frizes, and Cottons, Bill for making them in Wales, read, 10 
Nov. 14 &amp; 19 Dec. 

Fullers, in Gloucefter, Wilts, and Somerfet, Bill relating to them, 
read, 9 Nov. " 


2°&amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 2. A. 1548. 


Fr E-FARM S, in Cities and Towns, Bill for Releafe of 
— for Three Years, read, 1 Mar. Committed, 4. Paff- 
ed, 8. 
Fines, and Recoveries, Bill, for Ufes upon them, read, 15 &amp; 24 
Jan. Pafled, 28. 
Fiyh, Bill for failing into Shetland and Iceland for it, read, 30 
Nov. &amp; 3 Dec. 
Fifhers into Iceland. Vide Admiralty. 
Flesh, Bill from the Lords, for abftaining from it in Lent, and on 
certain other Days, read, 20&amp; 25 Feb. Pafled, 6 Mar. 
Foreftallers. Vide Regrators. 
~~ moulting, Bill againft taking them, read, 15 Dec. &amp; 2 
an. 
Fruit-trees, Bill for Increafe of them, read, 11 Feb. 


3° § 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. A. 1549. 


Y"A RMS in Anno 21 H. VIII. Bill, to make the Penalty 
greater, read, and committed, 6 Dec. 
Bill for the Number of Farms, read, 27 &amp; 29 Jan. 
H Fee-farms, 























INDEX fo the First VouuMeE. 


Fee-farms, Bill for Releafe of them for the Two laft Years, read, 
go Dec. Tobe ingroffed,14Jan. Pafled, 15. 


5°&amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess.4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


ARMS, or Manfion-houfes, Bill againft Pluralities of them, 

read, 26 Jan. Committed, and Committee to draw Arti- 
cles, 28. —New Bill read, 9 Feb. To beingroffed, 12. Pafl- 
ed, 18. 

Feuther-beds, Bill for true ftuffing of them, read, 25 Feb. To be 
ingroffed,1 Apr. Read Third time,12. Paffed, 14. 

Felons. Vidé Clergy. 

Fiefh, Bill for Abttinence from it on certain Days, read, 16. 18. &amp; 
25.Mar.&amp; 8 Apr. Pafled, 8 Apr. 

Floode, Hugh, a Member’s Servant, allowed Privilege, 18 Mar. 
Petition to undo it, 26. A Procedendo ordered, to fet him 
without the Privilege, and Serjeant to deliver him to the She- 
riffs of London, 28. Making his Efcape from the Sheriff’s 
Officer, to be fent to the Houfe by his Mafter, 29. Committed 
to the Gate-houfe, 30. Remitted to the Compter, 31. His 
Matter to be informed of the Mifdemeanour, eod. die. Order 
touching his Imprifonment, and Difcharge, 15 Apr. 

Foreftallers, and Regrators, Bill againft them, read, 25 Jan. 
Committed, 26.—New Bill read, 3 &amp; 4 Feb. Provilo to it 
ordered to be ingroffed, 6. Committed, 8. Bill to be ingrofled, 
10. Pafled, 11.—Bill, to the fame Purpofe, from the Lords, 
26 Feb. Read, 3 Mar. Committed,10. Paffed, with a Pro- 
vifo added, 23.—Provifo touching Drovers, thrice read, and 
pafled, 11 Apr. 

Fortefcue, John, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 31 Mar. 
Read, 1 &amp; 2 Apr. Paffed, 5. 


7° Edw. VI. Parl.2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553- 


F U E L, Bill from the Lords, for Affize thereof in London and 
Wefiminfter, 21 Mar. Read, 21.27.&amp; 29. Pafled, 30. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl... Sess. 1. A. 1553- 


Fe LONIES. Vide Treafons. 
Fines, Bill for Ufes therein, read, 12 O&amp;. 


Forfter, Mr. Committee appointed to examine his Election, 12 
O&amp;. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 


fAaku S, Bill to avoid exceffive Number of them, read, 27 
&amp; 30 O4. 
Fines, and Recoveries, Bill of Ufes thereon, read, 24 Oct. 

Bill for Proclamations upon Fines to be good, notwith- 
ftanding Adjournment of the Term, read, 25 &amp; 27 O&amp;. To 
be ingroffed, 31, Paffed, 9 Nov. 

Fofter, Mr. Committee appointed to examine his Ele@ion, 27 
Ok. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.2. A. 1554. 


iL ES H, Bill againft eating it on prohibited Days, read, 20 
Apr. Committed, 28. Paffed, 1 May. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


fra RMS. Vide a. 
Felons, Bill from the Lords, for Bailment of them by Juftices 
of Peace, read, 7 Dec. Committed, 11.—New Bill read, 19. 
22.24. &amp; 31, Dec. &amp; 10 Jan. To be ingroffed,12. Paffed, 
14. 
Foreigners. Vide Wares, 


2°&amp; 3° Phil. §&amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


Fe LONY. Vide Juftices. 

Firft-fruits, and Tenths, Queen’s Declaration about parting 
with them, reported, 20 Nov. Bill from the Lords, for Releate 
of them, and Impropriations of Benefices, 23 Nov. Read, and 
committed, cod. die. Read a Second time, 26 Nov. Debated, 
27. Pafled, 3 Dec. : 

Forts, or Caftles, in the North Parts, Bill from the Lords, for re- 
edifying them, read, 5 Nov. Committed, 8. Paffed, with a 
Provifo, 12. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. § Mar. Parl.5. Sess.1. A. 1557. 


Fe? RESTS, and Chaces. Vide Woods. 

Frenchmen, Bill for a yearly Contribution tobe paid by them 
towards the Fortifications of Melcombe Regis, read, 3 Feb. 
Vide Melcombe Regis. 

Bill for levying an Impofition yearly upon Frenchmen 
inhabiting within the Realm, read, 10 Feb. 
-~———- Bill to avoid Letters Patents making them Denizens, 


” 


read, 10 Feb, To be ingroffed, 14. Read the Third time, 15. 
Debated, 17. Vacated, 18.—New Bill read, 19 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 21.—Another Bill read, 24 Feb. To be ingroffed, 25. 


Paffed, 26. 
Vide Wines. 


French Wines. 
5°&amp; 6 Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess.2. A. 1558. 
F RE NC H Wares, Bill to avoid them, read, 7 Nov. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A.1558, &amp; 1559. 


EATHERS, Bill for garbling them, read, 13 Feb. To 
be ingrofled, 3 Mar. Pafled, 27 Apr. 

Firft-fruits. Vide Tenths. 

Fih, Bill for Prefervation of the Spawn and Fry thereof, read, 10 
Mar. To be ingrofied, 11 Apr. Committed, 15. Paffed, 24. 
Sent from the Lords, with a Provifo, 6 May. Provifo twice 
read, and agreed to, 8. 

Fijher, Thomas, Efq; Bill to difcharge a Fine levied by him to 
the Bifhop of Coventry and Litchfield, read, 4 Mar. A Copy 
of it defired by the Bithop in Perfon, and ordered, 8. Countfet 
for and againft it ordered, eod. die. Heard, 13 Mar. Bill read 
a Second time, 20. 

Flax, and Hemp, Bill to revive the A&amp;t for fowing them, read; 8 
Apr. ‘To be ingroffed, 11. 

Flefh. Vide Artificers. 

Foreftallers, and Regrators, Bill to explain the A&amp; againft them, 
read, 18 Feb. Committed, 20.—New Bill touching Engroffers 
and Foreftallers of dead Victuals, read, 2 Mar. To be in- 
grofled,3. Pafled, 7.—Bill to explain the Statute againft I’ore- 
ftallers of dead Viétuals, read, 14 Apr. 

French Wares, and Wines, Bill for avoiding them, read, 30 Jan. 

Frenchmen, in Somerfet and Dorfet, Bill for an Impofition upon 
them to Melcombe Regis, read, and committed, 16 Feb. Vide 
Melcombe Regis. 

Frizes, Bill for making them in Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pem- 
broke, read, 14 Apr. To beingrotied,18. Pafled, 20. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


Fe LONY, Bill to revive certain Aéts relating thereto, read, 
18 Jan. Committed, 21. 

Fines, and Recoveries, with Vouchers, Bill touching them, read, 

18 Feb. To be ingrofled, 26. Committed,i1 Mar. Paffed, 


19. 

Fi, and Conies, Bill to make the Stealing of them Felony, read, 
21 Jan. Committed, 3 Feb.—New Bill againtt ftealing of Fith, 
Deer, or Hawks, read, 25 Feb. To be ingroffed. eod. die. Pro- 
vifo, touching Conies, debated, and committed, 1 Mar. Bill 
read the Third time, 5. Pafled, 8. Provifo from the Lords, 
read, 27 &amp; 29. Paffed, 31. 

Fifh-days. Vide Navy. 

Fifhing, in the Thames, Bill againft unlawful Nets ufed therein, 
read, 8 Mar. Committed, 27. 

Fitzwilliams, John, and others, Bill from the Lords, to make 
their Children Denizens, 8 Mar. Read twice, 9. Paffed, 10. 
Flax, drefled, Bill againft bringing it over, read; 30 Jan. To be 
ingrofled, 26 Feb.. Read the Third time, 7 Apr. Paffed, 8. 
Flefh, Bill, how many Dithes thereof fhall be at Table, read, 22 


Mar. 
Forgery, Bill from the Lords, for punifhing it, 11 Feb. Read, cod. 


die. Committed, 12 Feb. Provifo thereto read, and to be in- 
groffed, 18. Bill and Provifo paffed, 25. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl.a. Sess. 2. A. 1566. 


FA IRS. Vide Markets. 
Kelt-makers. Vide Hat-makers. 

Fines, and Recoveries, Bill from the Lords, to confirm them 
from the Beginning of the Queen’s Reign, though the Ori- 
ginals be loft, 15 O&amp;. Read, 16. Committed,19. An Ad- 
dition read twice, and to be ingroffed, 19 Dec. Bill, with the 
Addition, and a Provifo, paffed, 21. 

Bill touching Fines and Recoveries, notwithftanding 
fome Defe&amp;s, read, 25 Nov. Committed,2 Dec. 


= Bill, touching lading of it in ftrange Bottoms, read, 13 
ov. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A.1571. 


fA IRS, Bill againft keeping them on Sundays, read, 1§ 
May. / 
Fine inset by the Houfe upon a Corporation for a corrupt Re- 
turn, 10 May. 
Fines, and Recoveries, Billtouching them, read, 1 May. ‘Tobe 
ingrofled, 4. Read the Third time, 7. Pafled, 9. 
Fleet, Warden of, to bring a Prifoner, in his Cuftody, to the Bar, 


ig Apr. 
Foreftallers. Vide Regrators. 
Fremley, 














INDEX ‘¢o the 


Fremley, Hamlet, Bill touching it, read, 18 May. 
Fugitives, Bill againft them, read, 20 Apr. Committed, 24. 
ommittee to meet, 26. Provifoes read twice, and Bill to be 
ingroffed, 28. Paffed, 1 May. Sent from the Lords, with 
Amendments, 19. Committee to confer with the Lords there- 
on, 25. Another Conference defired by the Lords, 26. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1572: 


F! S HE R, Andrew, fummoned to attend the Houfe, 6 June. 
Charged at the Bar, and ordered to attend again, eod. die. 
Memorandum, touching a Deed in the Bill, relating to the 
Grammar-fchool at Tunbridge, made in his Name, and fuf- 
pected to be forged, 30 June. 
Fortreffes. Vide Caflles. ; 
Fugitives, Bill to explain a Branch of the Statute concerning 
them, read, 4 June—New Bill read twice, and to be ingrofl- 
ed, 7. Paffed, 9. Sent from the Lords, with Addition, 27. 
Addition thrice read, and paffed, eod. die. Proviso, touching 
the Duchy of Lancafter, thrice read, and paffed, cod. die.— 
Withdrawn, and a new one thrice read, and pafled, 28 June. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A. 1575. 


Fi NES, and Recoveries, Bill for Reformation of Errors 
therein, read, 9 Feb. Committed, 13.—New Bill read, 17 

&amp; 20 Feb. Provifoes twice read, and to be ingrofled, eod. die. 
Bill paffed, 21 Feb. Another Provifo thrice read, eod. die. 

Bill for Reformation of Errors in Fines and Recoveries 

in the County Palatine of Chefter, read, and committed, 25 

Feb. To be ingrofled, 2 Mar. Paffed, 3. 

Bill for Reformation of Errors in Fines and Recoveries 
in Wales, read,2 Mar. To be ingroffed,3. Pafled, 5. 

—--— Committee appointed to confer with the Lords, touching 
the Two laft Bills, and alfo fome general Bill for that Purpote, 
7 Mar. 


Foreigners. . 
For he. Vide Queen. 








23° Eliz. Parl.4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


FA ST, publick, Refolution for keeping it, 21 Jan. Queen’s 

Difpleafure thereat fignified, 24. Her fharp Meflage, in re- 

lation thereto, eod. die. Submitlion and Petition of the Houfe 
to her thereupon, eod. die. Her Anfwer reported, 25 Jan. 

Fewel, Bill for the Affize thereof, read, 27 Jan. Committed, 28. 
Reported, and new Bill brought in, 21 Feb. 

Fines, and Recoveries, Bill from the Lords, for Reformation of 
Errors therein, 7 Mar. Read, 8. Committed, 10. Pafled, 11. 
Order for impofing Fines upon Members not attending, 

18 Mar. 

Fifher, Edward, Efq; Bill from the Lords, for a Rent-charge out 
of his Lands, to the Bifhop of Coventry and Litchfield, 6 Mar. 
Read, and committed, 8. Report touching it, 9. Re-com- 
niitted, cod. die. Paffed, 13 Mar. 

Forgery, Bill to explain the Statute againft it, read, 1 Feb. To be 
ingrofled,9. Paffed, 11. 

Formedon in Defcender, Bill for Limitation thereof, read, 8 Feb. 
Committed, 17.—New Bill read twice, and to be ingroffed, 27 
Feb. Paffled, 2 Mar. ; 

Fugitives, Billto explain the Statute touching them, read, 9 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac.1. Parl.1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


F EES paid fox a Bill to the Speaker’s Servant, 3 May. 

Fenn Grounds, Bill for Recovery thereof, read, 8 May. 
Committed, 12. Reported, and Counfel to be heard, 5 June. 
Heard, 9. Bill re-committed, 14. Reported, and to fleep, 30. 

Bill for the general draining of Fenn Grounds, read, 25 








June. 

Fines, impofed by Parliament, Committee appointed to fearch 
Precedents thereof, 8 May. 

Fi/h, Bill for Prefervation of the Fry and Brood thereof, read, 1 
May. Committed, 14. 

Bill to encourage the Seamen of England to take Fith, 
read, 2 June. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
22. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, go. 

——v-—- Bill to avoid Abules in felling of Fifh, read, 16 June. 
Vide Pilchards. 

Fifhing, in Devon and Cornwall, &amp;c. Bill for better Prefervation 





thereof, read, 21 May. Committed, 5 June. Reported, and , 


to be ingroffed, 9. Paffed, * *. Sent to the Lords, 14 June. 
Fleet, Warden of. Vide Shirley. 


3°&amp; 4° Jac.1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


F AM E, of noble and worthy Perfons, Bill, for continuance 
thereof, prefented, and read, 22 May. 


Fees, Lo — in Courts of Record, Bill for fettling them, read, 
OL. 








First Votume. 


25 Jan. Counfel ordered to be heard, 29. Heard, and Bill 
committed, 14 Feb. Reported, and to fleep, 7 Mar—New 
Bill, to rane | Abufes in Fees, to be drawn, 10 Mar. Pre- 
fented, 13. Read, 25 Mar. Another Bill broughtin, 28 Apr. 
Read, 30. Committed, 6 May. Reported, and to fleep, 8. 

Felons, and other Malefactors, Bill for Eafe of the Country in con- 
veying them to Gaol, read, 21 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. Re 
— and to be ingroffed, 9. Paffed, 26, Sent to the Lords, 
20. 

Fenns, in the Ifle of Ely, Bil! for draining them, read, 1$ Feb. 
Committed, 4 Mar. Reported, and to fleep, 26 Apr.—New 
Bill read, 10 Apr. Committed, 15. Counfel to be heard, 2 
May. Heard,6. Bill re-committed, eod. die. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 8 May. Rejected, 12.—Another Bill read, 
**, Committed, 21 May. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. 

Bill from the Lords, for avoiding Suits about the Fenns, 
20 May. Read, eod. die. Commtitted,21 May. Reported, 
with Amendments, 23. Dathed, 24. 

Fewel, Bill for Affize thereof, prefented, 27 Mar. Read, 2 Apr. 
Committed, 8. 

Fines, and Amerciaments, of Jurors. Vide Grievances. 

ee touching them, offered to the Bill of Sabaoth, 13 

eb. 

Fihing, and Navigation, Bill for better Maintenance thereof in 
Devon and Cornwall, read, 14 Feb. 

Bill for Reformation of unlawful Fifhing, read, 1 Apr. 

Committed, 3. Reported, and to be ingroffed, **. Read 
Third time, and re-committed, 17 Apr. Order touching it, 1 
May. Reported, and pafled,2. Sent to the Lords, 5. 

Forefiallers, &amp;c. Bill againft them, prefented, 13 Mar. Read, 
19. Committed, 18 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5 
May. Read theThird time,7. Reéjeced, 8. 

Forgeries, Bill to prevent them, read, and rejected, 25 Feb. 

Foulys, Sir David, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, and 
to confirm Letters Patents,15 Apr. Read,16. Committed, 
18. Reported, and pafled, and fent to the Lords, 28. 

Fowler, Mary, Bill for barring her of her Thirds, and Jointure, 
read, 16 May. Committed, 17. 








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4 &amp; 5° Jac. I. Parl.i. Sess. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


FA ME, of worthy Perfons, Bill for continuing it, read, 25 
Nov. Committed, 26. Additional Committees, 18 Feb. 

Fee paid the Clerk by Members, on Leave of Abfence, 12 Mar. 
Fees to be paid for a Bill for mending Roads, 27 June. 

Fenns, in the Ifle of Ely, Bill to drain them, read, 2 Feb. Coun- 
fel to be heard, 21 &amp; 27 Apr. 1.6.&amp; 7, May. Bill read a Se- 
cond time, 27 Apr. Counfel heard, and Bill committed, 9 
May.—New Bill read, 8 June. Committed, 9. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 11. Paffed, 16. Sent to the Lords, 22. 

Finch, Thomas, a Member’s Servant, Complaint of his being 
arrefted, and Warrant for a Habeas Corpus for him ordered, 
10 Feb. Form of the Warrant, eod. die. Form of the Writ, 
and Return, 13 Feb. Parties heard, and Finch to have Privi- 
lege, eod. die. 

Foreign Countries. Vide Countries. 

Fruiterers of London, Bill to reftrain them from felling Fruit on 
Sundays, read, 30 Mar. Rejected, 8 May. 


"7° § 8° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


E ES of Officers in Courts, Bill touching them, read, 11 
May. 

Reeedt, and Refolution, touching Fees to be allowed to 
the Serjeant and Meffengers, for Summontes, 14 May. 

Felton, Mr. Vide Spiller. 

Fenzs, in the Ifle of Ey, Bill for draining them, read, 15 Mar. 
Committed, 25. 

Fines, Motion for a Bill for impofing them, by the Houfe, 8 Mar. 

Fifhing, unlawful, Bill azainft it, read, 12 May. Rejected, 25. 

Fitch, Reymond. Vi’« Effex. 

French King, News oi his being murdered communicated to the 
Houfe by the Lords, at a Conference, 8 May. 

Froom-whitefield, ReGtory. Vide Dorchefier. 

Fruit-trees, Bill touching them, read, 9 Mar. 





12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


FEES in Courts, Bill for Manifeftation thereof, read, 19 
May. 
Bill for Reformation of exceffive Fees taken by Practifers 
of the Law, read, 19 May. 
Fifh, Bill for Repeal of a politick Confiitution, 5 Eliz. touching 
packing thereof, read, 14 May. Committed, 24. 
Fletcher, John, Bill to naturalize him, read, 7 May. 

Fowrth, Sir William, Bill for Sale of Lands for Payment of his 
Debts, read, 24 May. 
Frederick, Prince, Count Palatine of the Rhine. Vide Palatine. 

French Company. Vide Patents. 























INDEX 600 ‘the 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, § 1621. 


AG E, Bill read, 16 Mar. 
Farrington, Mr. Vide Coke, Sir Edward. } 
Farwell, Sir Sohn, Bill to reverfe a Decree in Chancery relating 
tohim, read, 2 May. 
Faulkland, Lord. Vide Ele@ions. 
Fees, in Courts of Juftice, &amp;c. Vide Courts. 
Felonies, fmall. Vide Women. ; 
Fines, and Recoveries, Bill againft levying them in other Mens 
Names, prefented, and read, 6 Feb. Committed, 10 Mar. 


Reported, and re-committed, 30 Apr. Reported, and to be in-. 


grofled, **, Paffed, 25 May. Sent from the Lords, with 
Additions, 10 Dec. 

Fifh, Bill for Prefervation of the Fry thereof, read, 19 Mar. 
Committed, 24 Apr. 

Fifher, Sir Edward, Bill for confirming his Eftate, read, and 
rejected, 12 May. 

Fifhermen,. Bill for freeing them from paying Cuftom, §c. read, 
2 May. 

Fifhing Voyages, Bill to prevent the taking of Tythes for them, 
read, 13 Feb. Committed, 26. Reported, and re-committed, 
1 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 28 May. 

Bill for free Liberty of filhing upon the Coaft of Ame- 
rica, read,17 Apr. Committed,25. Reported, and to be in- 
grofiled, 24 May. Read Third time, 1 Dec. A Provifo ten- 
dered, and rejected, cod. die. Bill pafled, eod. die. 

Patent of Reftraint of fifhing in Newfoundland to be 
brought in, 20 Nov. Vide Patents. 

Fleet Prifon, Complaint againft the Warden for Exadtions, and 
Committee to examine it, 14 Feb. Warden io be fent for by 
the Serjeant, 16. A Witnefs examined againft him, 17. War- 
den called in, and interrogated, cod. die. Debate about com- 
mitting him, eod. die. Committee appointed to go to the Fleet, 
and Warden to attend again, eod. die. Complaint againft him 
for refufing Liberty to Two Prifoners, to attend the Houfe, 
2 Mar. Ordered to attend, eod. die. Examined, and Order 
thereupon, cod. die. Committee to draw a Bill for Reftitution 
to the Prifoners, for their Wrongs, 3 Mar. Additional Com- 
mittees, eod. die. Petition again{t the Warden read, and Owners 
of the Fleet to attend. 26 Mar. Two Petitions, with feveral 
Affidavits, againft him, read, 27 Mar. Sir H. Lillo, one of the 
Owners, heard, evd. die. Warden enjoined to ufe his Prifon- 
ers mercifully, eod. die. Report, touching his ill Ufage of 
them, 28 Apr. Sent for, 30. Particulars againft him read, 
eod. die. Examined, touching Floyd’s Bufinefs, 1 May. To 
attend, 14. Brought to the Bar, and examined, touching the 
Articles againft him, 16. Charge againft him to be reduced 
intoa parliamentary Form, eod. die. Declaration of the Houfe 
to be drawn up, touching the Manner in which the Prifoners 
ought to be ufed, 2 June. Warden at the Bar charged by the 
Speaker, accordingly, eod. die. 

Fletton. Vide Apfley. 

Floyd, Sir Robert, Projeor of the Patent for ingroffing Wills, 
expelled, 21 Mar. 

Edward, accufed of fcandalous Words againft the Palf- 
grave, and his Lady, to attend, 28 Apr. Examined, 30. Wit- 
nefles againft him, examined, 1 May. Committee appointed to 
fearch his Study, and Papers, eod. die. Report, eod. die. De- 
bate, and Refolutions, touching his Punifhment, eod. die. 
Charge and Sentence againft him to be reduced into Writing, 


eod. die. King’s Meflage, objecting to this Proceeding, 2 May. © 


Debate thereupon, and Committee appointed to confider there- 
of, eod. die. Further Debate, and Committee to draw up 
an Antwer to the King, eod. die. Report,3 May. Debated, 
and agreed to, evd.die. King’s Anfwer reported, and Debate 
thereupon, 4 May. Committee to fet down the Judgment, 
eod.die. Form of itentered, eod. die. Conference defired by 
the Lords, concerning this Matter, agreed to, and Committee 
named to manage it, 5 May. Free Conference defired by the 
Lords, and agreed to, 7. Debate touching it, and Managers ap- 
pointed, 8. Conference reported, and Debate thereupon, eod. 
die. Sub-committee appointed to prepare Heads of another 
Conference, eod. die. Heads reported, 11 May. Conference 
reported, 12. Form of a Protettation, propofed by the Lords, 
to be entered in their Houfe, by Content. of the Commons, 
touching the Proceeding upon this Bufinets, eod. die. Meflage 
to be fent to the Lords, about it, eod. die. Proteftationagreed 
to, and to be entered, 14 May. Report of the Delivery of the 
Meflage to the Lords, about it, 16. Meflage from the Lords, 
defiring Floyd’s Trunk of Papers, 18. Another Meflage, to 
rectify a Miftake in the former, eod. die. The Trunk to be 
fent, eod.die. The Key to be fent by the Serjeant, and deli- 
vered to the Ufher of the Black Rod, eod. die. 

Forejialling, Billto explain an A&amp;, 5 Ed. VI. touching it, read, 
and rejected, 12 Mar. 

Formedons in the Defcender, Bill concerning Limitation of them, 
read, 14 Feb. 

Fowles, Mr. Vide Dykes. 


First VoLuMe. 


French Company. Vide Patents. ' 

Fregford, Prebend, Bill for annexing it to the Vicarage of St. 
Mary’s in Litchfield, read, 3 May. Committed, 29. 

Fryth, Thomas, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 18 Apr. 

Fuller, Mr. Vide Hall. 

Fullers Earth. Vide Wool. 


21°&amp; 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


"A § T, general, King to be moved for it, and his Anfwer re. 
ported, 23 Feb. 

Fees, to be taken in Cities and Towns-corporate, Bill concerning 
them, read, 15 Apr. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled,22 May. Read the Third time, and Debate thereon 
adjourned, 25. : ' 

Felt-makers, Company, Complaint of the Imprifonment of the 
Matter, coming to the Houfe, to be examined by the Committee 
for Courts of Juftice, 14 Apr. Vide Privileges.—Report touch- 
ing their Petition prefented to the faid Committee, and rejected, 
14 Apr.—Bill for their Relief, againft a Decree in Chancery, 
read, 29 Apr. Committed, 30. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
12 May. Paffed, 19. 

Fermor, James. Vide Ward. 

Fines, and Recoveries, Bill againft levying them, in other Mens 
Names, read, 3 Mar. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 6. Paffed, 7. Sent from the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 25 May. Amendments agreed to, 28. 

Fifh. Vide Heron, Henry. 

Fifher, Sir Edward, Bill to eftablifh his Eftate, read, 13 Apr. 
Committed, 19. : 

Fifhing, in America, Bill for free Liberty thereof, prefented, 24 
Feb. Read, 25. Committed, 15 Mar. Reported, and re- 
committed, :0 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 28. Read 
the Third time, 29. Pailed, 3 May. 

Report touching Sir F. Gorge’s Patent for Reftraint of 
fifhing in New England, and Refolutions thereupon, 17 Mar. 
Petition of Grievance touching it, read, and allowed, 25 May. 

Fleet, Warden of, to bring a Prifoner to the Bar, 12 Apr. Exa- 
mined, touching him, 13. To bring him to a Committee, eod. 
die.—Petition of the Prifoners in the Fleet, prefented, and 
Committee appointed to examine the Abufes complained of, 
17 Apr. Report, 26 May. Order of Council, concerning the 
Fleet, to be obferved till the next Seffion, 28. 

Fowles, Matthias, ordered into Cuftody for procuring the Patent 
of Gold-wire-drawers, 3 Apr. Warden of the Fleet to attend 
with him, 12. His Petition read, 13. Examined at the Bar, 
and Committee appointed to confider of his Offence, and Pu- 
nifhment, eod. die. Warden to bring bim to the Committee, 
eod, die. Order for the Report, 22 May. 

Free-fchools. Vide Hofpitals. 

Fullers Earth. Vide Brewer, and Wool. 


1° Car.I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


FrAr MS. Vide Depopulation. 
Faji, to be kept by the Houfe, and Preachers apointed, 21 
June. King to be petitioned for a general Faft, and Committee 


appointed to draw it, eod. die. Reported, and agreed to, and 
Conference to be defired with the Lords about it, 22 June. 
Complaint of Negle&amp; in not fending Books, for the Faft, to 
feverel Places, and a Meflage to the Archbifhop of Canter- 
bury thereupon, 2 Aug. 

Fees, Warrant ordered for attaching a Perfon for not paying 
them for a Bill, 11 July. 

Fleet Prifon, Conference defired by the Lords, touching a Petition 
of the Prifoners for a Habeas Corpus, upon account of the 
Plague, 7 July. Held, and reported, 9. Debate and Meflage 
to the Lords thereupon, eod. die. 

Foreman, Mr. charged at the Bar with certain Words concerning 
the Bill againft Swearing, 4 July. Witneffes examined againtt 
him, eod. die. To remain in Cuftody, eod. die. 


1°&amp;2°Car.I. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


FAME, common, Queftion, whether it be a Ground for the 
Houfe to proceed upon, ordered to be confidered, 21 Apr. 
Debate, and Refolution thereupon, 22. 

Farwell, Mr. Bill for Sale of the Manor of Barrington, and other 
Lands, read, 24 Feb. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4 Mar. Pafled, 7. : 

Faft, general, Committee appointed to draw up Reatons for it, 29 
Apr. Report,g June, King to be petitioned to command it, 
cod. die. Committee appointed to draw the Petition, and Rea- 
fows to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, eod. die. 

Feltwell Manors, Bill for Confirmation of certain Articles, and a 
Decree, touching them, read, 4 May. Committed, 6. 

Fenns, Bill for draining them, read, 3 May. 

Finch, Sir Heneage, chofen Speaker, * Feb. Vide Speaker. 

Fisher, Sir Edward, his Bill read, * *. Committed, 23 Mar. 

Fifhing, 








INDEX © the First VouumMe. 


Fifhing.. Vide Grievances, and Shipping. 

Flint Ele&amp;ion, Complaint againft the High Sheriff in relation 
thereto, 5 May. Sheriff ordered to attend, eod. die. 

France, Report, trom the Committee of Grievances, touching the 
Seizure of Englifh Ships and Goods there, 18 Feb. To be 
confidered of by the Houle, eod. die. Committee appointed to 
prepare it, eod. die. Report touching the Reafons of the Sei- 
zure, 22 Feb. Lieutenant of the Tower to be fent for, eod. 
die. Examined, 23 Feb. Lieutenant of Dover Cattle interro- 
gated, in his Place, touching the Stay of the Peter of New- 
haven, cod.die. committee to confider of the Proceedings of the 
Admiralty therein, eod. die. Report, 1 Mar. Petition of French 
Merchants read, eod. die. Further Report, eod. die. Lieute- 
nant of the Tower, and Marfhal of the Admiralty, to attend, 
eod. die. Committee to fet down the Queftions to be aiked 
them, eod. die. Duke of Buckingham to be defired to give Sa- 
tisfaction touching the Stay of the Peter, eod. die. Vide Buck- 
ingham. Lieutenant examined, 2 Mar. Marfhal, and others, 
examined, cod. die. Committee for Relief of the French Mer- 
chants to meet, and perfeét the Report, 6 Mar. Another Peti- 
tion of the Merchants, complaining of the continuance of the 
Embargo in France, prefented, and referred to a Committee, 
16. Report, 17. Form of a Petition to the King for their 
Relief, read, and re-commiitted, eod. die. Conference to be de- 
fired with the Lords, touching it, and a Committee appointed to 
prepare the Heads of it, eod. die. Power of the Committee en- 
larged, 18 Mar. Report of further Proceedings of the French 
againft Englifh Ships, 17 Apr. A State of the Negotiations 
with France, opened to the Houfe by the King’s Command, 
18. Information given, of a new Stay of Englifh Ships in 
France, 29. Petition of Merchants, about the continuance of 
the Embargo, read, and to be confidered, 1 June. 

Free-fchools. Vide Hofpitals. 

Freyford, Prebend, Biil for annexing it to the Vicarage of St. 
Mary’s in Litchfield, read, 14 Feb. Commiited,18. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 7 Mar. 

Fuji, Richard, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 5 May. 
ted, 1 June. 


Commit- 


3° &amp; 4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


FAS T’, Committee to draw a Petition to the King for it, 20 
Mar. Report, 21. Conference with the Lords thereupon, 

held, and reported, eod. die. Commiitee of both Houfes to at- 
tend the King with the Petition, 22 Mar. Report touching the 
King’s An{wer, 24. Conference defired by the Lords, to com- 
municate it, held, and reported, eod.die. Preachers at the Fatt 
appointed, eod. die. Lord Mayor to be moved to order the 
Shops to be fhut that Day, eod. die. Thanks retuined to the 
Ring, for his Anfwer, cod. die. Collection tu be made at the 
Fast, 3 Apr. Sum reported, and dittributed, 16. 

Finch, Sir John, chofen Speaker, 17 Mar. Vide Speaker. 

Fifhing Voyages. Vide Shipping. 

Forfeitures, Bill againft begging them before Altainder, read, 21 
Mar. Committed, 14 May. 

Fornication. Vide Adultery. 

Freeze, James, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 26 Apr. 
Read, 28. Committed, 7 May. Reported, 13. Patled, 19. 


4° Car. I. A. 1628. 


"A ST, Committee to draw a Petition to the King for it, 26 
Jan. Report, 27. Conference with the Lords thereupon, 

held, and reported, eod. die. Petilion to be ingrofled, and 
Committee of both Houfes to attend the King therewith, eod. 
die. Read, and fent to the Lords, 28 Jan. King’s An{wer re- 
ported, 30. Report touching the Time appointed for the Faft, 
5 Feb. Preachers thereat appointed, 6. 

Felton, Mr. his Petitions read, and referred to the Committee of 
Grievances, 17 &amp; 23 Feb. , 

Fleming, John, Bill to fell Lands, read, 19 Feb. Committed, 23. 

Flint Ele&amp;ion, Report touching a Writ iffued for it by Direétion 
of the Lord Keeper, 9 Feb. 

Forfeitures, Bill againft begging them before Attainder, read, 21 
Jan, Committed, 23. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. 
GUIL FORD, Bill for it, read, 17 Dec. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess.2. A. 1548. 


G4 VELKIND Lands, in Kent, Bill touching them, read, 
21 &amp; 25 Feb. Pafled, 26. 


Parl. 3. Sess. 2. 


A. 1547. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess.3. A. 1549. 


f LAZIERS, in London, Bill relating to them, yead 22 &amp; 
. 30 a Pafled, 7 Dec. 
i @) Ie e 


5° &amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1551; &amp; 1552. 


ty IGG-MILLS, Bill from the Lords, to avoid them, 5 
Mar. Read, 7&amp;17. Pafled, 18. 
Gold, and Silver, Bill from the Lords, touching Exchange there- 
of, 4 Feb. Read, 5 &amp; 8. Pafled, 11. 
— Bill for the Paffage from thence to London, read, 24 
eb. 


7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, § 1553: 


G AT ESIDE, Town of, Bill from the Lords, for annexing 
it to Newcafile, read, 25 &amp; 27 Mar. Paffed, 29; 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. i. Sess. 2. A. 1553: 


G4 OLS, Bill to continue the Act for repairing them, read, 
20 Nov. To be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 24. 
Grey, Lady Jane, Bill touching Writings made in her Time, 
read, 3 &amp; 6 Nov. To be ingroffed, 9.—Bill from the Lords, 
touching the fame, read, 27 &amp; 30 Nov. Paffed, 4 Dec. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


GAMING-HOUSES, Bill to avoid them, read, 19 Apr. 
Committed, 26.—Bill to avoid Licences for them, read; 1 

May. To be ingroffed, 2. Pafled, 4. 

Gigg-mills, Bill for reftoring them,read, 13 &amp; 18 Apr. 
ted, 26. 

Glamorganfhire, Bill for avoiding Sea-fands therein, read, 30 Apr. 
To be ingrofled, 1 May. Paffed, 4. 

Glafion, Bill to make it the Shire Town of Somerfethhire, read, 
27 Apr. Committed, 1 May. 

Gloucefier Road. Vide Brijiol. 

Guns, called Daggs, Bill to avoid them, read, 23 Apr.—New Bill 
read, 28 Apr. To be ingrofled,1 May. Paffed, 2. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 
i AMING-HOUSES. Vide Dicing-houses. 


Vaca- 


1° Eliz, Parl. 1. A, 1558, &amp; 1559. 


Ae RG RAVE, Sir Thomas, chofen Speaker, 25 Jan. 
Vide Speaker. 

Gates, Sig. Henne. Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 24 
Feb., Read, 27 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. Pafled, 2 Mar. 

Gloucefter, Under-theriff of, Bill to continue him in Office, as in 
London, read, 4 Mar. 

Grey, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 27 Feb. 
&amp;1 Mar. Pafled, 2 Mar. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess.1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


AME. Vide Fifh. 

Gaols, Biil from the Lords, to revive the A&amp; 23 H. VIII. 
for making and repairing them, 29 Mar. Read, 29 &amp; go. 
Committed, 8 Apr. Provifo to it twice read, eod. die. Bill 
and Provifo paffed, 9 Apr. 

Gifts, made by Perfons within Eight Days before their Death, 
Bill to make them void, read, 4 Mar. Committed, 5, 

Bill to avoid fraudulent Gifts, read, 16 Mar. To be in- 
grofled, 26. Vacated, 5 Apr. 

Gigg-mills, Bill to permit them in fome parts of Devon, read, 29 
Jan.—New Bill read, 6 Feb. To be ingroffed,22. Dathed, 26. 

Bill to revive the Statute for putting down Gigg-mills, 
read, and committed, 3 Feb. 

Guilford School, Bill relating thereto, read, 11 Feb. 6 &amp; 25 Mar. 
Paffed, 30 Mar. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl.2. Sess. 2. A. 1566. 


G ARDYNER, Mr. a Member, imprifoned, defires Privi- 
lege, 8 Oct. Releafed by the Lord Keeper, upon Condition 
of furrendering himfelf at the End of the Parliament, 9. 
Gloucefter Hofpital, Bill to confirm Letters Patents thereto, read, 
23 O&amp;. Committed, 29. Pafled, 7 Nov. 








13° Eliz. Parl.3. A. 1571. 


AINSBOROUGH. Vide Laughton. 
Game. Vide Pheafants. 

Gifts, and Conveyances, fraudulent, Bill againft them, read, 10 
Apr. Committed, 11. Committees added, and Time of 
their meeting enlarged, eod. die.—Bill from the Lords, to the 
like Purport, 1 May. Read, 2 &amp; 11. Pafled, 16.—Bill 
from the Lords, to prevent fraudulent Gifts to defeat Dilapi- 
dations, 19 May. Read, 21 &amp; 22. Paffed, 23. 

Grievances, and Petitions, Committee named for them, 7 Apr. 

“ Motion 

















INDEX 0 the 


Motion for an Addition to the Committee, and Notes, of the 
Motions made, delivered in, 10 Apr. 


14° Eliz. 


(42 TS, fraudulent. Vide Conveyances- 
Grevill, Lodwike, Efq; to attend, 19 May. 


Parl. 4. Sess. 1. A. 1572. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. 


G4 ME. Vide Pheafanis. 

Gatefide, Bill from the Lords, for annexing it to Newcafile, 
read, 13 Mar. 

Gifts, fraudulent. Vide Rebels. 

Goldjmiths, Bill touching them, read, 21 Feb.—New Bill read, 29 
Feb.—Another Bill twice read, and to be ingrofled, 5 Mar. 
Paffed, 6.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame Purpote, 12 Mar. 
Read, eod. die. Committed, and Counfel to be heard, 13 Mar. 
Pafled, 14. 

Grey, Lady, Bill to naturalize her, read, 25 &amp; 28 Feb. Patfled, 
28. 


A, 1575. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. 


’ AME. Vide Pheafants. 
Gavelkind Lands. Vide Exeter. 
Glafs-houfes, Bill touching them, brought in, 21 Feb. 
Grefham, Sir Thomas, Bill for Relief of his Creditors, read, 1 
Feb. Committed, and Counfel to be heard, 20.—New Bil 
read, 8 Mar. Committed, 9. To be ingrofled,10. Pafled, 13. 


A, 1580. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


(&gt; AME. Vide Guns. 

Glover, Thomas, and others, Bill from the Lords, to natu- 
ralize them, 15 May. Read, 18. Committed, 21. Reported, 
22. Pafled, * *. 

Goodwin, Sir Francis. Vide Bucks Election. 

Gordon, John, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and his 
Family, 7 June. Read, 8. Committed,11. Reported, 14. 
Paffed, 15. Sent to the Lords, 28. 

Government, ecclefiaftical, Bill for due Execution thereof, read, 
16 June. Committed, 10. 

Grys, Chriftopher, Bill to affure Lands, §c. read, 19 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 15 May. 

—-— William, Bill for Performance of a Decree in Chancery 
between him and Cotterell, read, 17 Apr. Committed, 8 May, 
Reported, * *. Read the ‘Third time, and Counfel ordered, 
15 June. Counfel heard, and Bill re-committed, 18. Report- 
ed, and pafled, 2 July. 

Guns, Bill for due Execution of former Statutes touching fhoot- 
ing therein, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 25. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 10 May. Dafhed, 19.— New Bill read, 26 May. 
Committed, 30. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8 June. Paf- 
fed, and fent to the Lords, 9. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. 4. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


ODFREY, Daniel, Bill to naturalize him, read, 28 Jan. 
Committed, 29. Reported, * *. Pafled,12 Mar. Sent 
to the Lords, 12. 

Godjcall, Joas, Bill to naturalize him, read, 4 Mar. 

Government, ecclefiaftical, Bill for the due Execution thereof, 
read, * *. Committed, 25 Feb. To fleep, and new Bill read, 
26 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
12. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 5 May. 

Grants. Vide Corporations. 

Green Wax Patent. Vide Grievances. 

Grievances, Motion for the Committee for Subfidy to confider of 
them, 11 Feb. Committee to fit thereon, 12. Articles deli- 
vered in,15 Mar. Re-committed,17. Motion touching them, 
27. Reported,7 Apr. Articles touching Ordnance, Licences 
for Wines, Pre-emption of Tin, and Logwood, agreed, 9. 
Counfel to be heard upon the Article touching an Impofition 
upon Currants, eod. die. Heard,and Article agreed to, 11 Apr. 
Counfel to be heard upon the Article touching the D. of Le- 
neux’s Patent of Alnage of new Draperies, 9. Heard, and Pa- 
tent voted a Grievance, 16, Article touching Lord Danvers’ 
Patent of Fines and Amerciaments, read, 9. Article touching 
an Impofition upon Serges, and other Commodities, read, cod. 
die. Officers of the Cuftoms heard thereon, 10 May. Adjudged 
a Grievance, eod. die. Article, touching the Green Wax Pa- 
tent, debated, and to be amended, g Apr. Further Debate, 
and Article agreed to,15. Debate touching Sir H. Bronkard’s 
Patent of Amerciaments of Jurors, and Committee to con- 
fider of it, 9. Counfel to be heard thereon, 15. Article, 
touching York, difagreed to, 16.—touching Mutter-matters, 
agreed to, eod.die. Debate touching Lord Hertford'’s Proceed- 
ings, in relation thereto, 10 May. Counfel to be heard upon 
Sir Edw. Hobbye’s Patent for jobbing of Wool, 14 Apr. 


First VoLuME. 


Heard, and Patent refolved not to be a Grievance, 1 May. 

Countel to be heard, upon the Article touching Salt-petre, 16, 

26. &amp; 30, Apr. Debate thereupon, 3 May. Counfel to be 

heard upon the Grievance complained of againfi Mr. Typper, 

16 Apr. Vide T'ypper. Committee appointed to frame the 

Grievances into a Petition, 18 Apr. Preamble read, and to be 

ingrofled, 6 May. Grievances read, and to be ingroffed, 10. 

To be prefented to the King, 13. Committee appointed to 

attend him, 14. His Anfwer reported, 15. 

Articles, touching ecclefiattical Grievances, delivered in, 
15 Mar. Debate upon the Article touching deprived Minifters, 
eod. die. Article, touching Two High Commiflions, debated, 
and re-committed, 17 Mar. Report, and Conference defired 
with the Lords, touching thefe Grievances, 5 Apr. Metlage 
from the Lords, defiring more Particulars; eod. die. Heads 
agreed upon to be delivered, eod. die. Meflage from the Lords, 
touching the Time of the Conference, and Anfwer, 8 Apr. 
Committee to confer, 10. Report, 29. Another Conference 
defired with the Lords thereupon, and agreed to,1 May, Re- 
ported, 3. Another Conference to be held thereon, 8. Re- 
ported, 13. Grievances to be prefented to the King, and 
Committee appointed to frame the heads, eod. die. King’s 
Anfwer reported, 16 May. 

Grys, William, Bill for Execution of a Decree between him and 
Robert Cottrell, read, 8 Feb. Committed,17. Reported, and 
Counfel to be heard, 25. Heard, 27. Bill re-committed, and 
Countel ordered to be heard, eod. die. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, * *. Pafled,2i Mar. Sentto the Lords, 26. Returned, 
with Amendments, 10 May. Amendments agreed to, 13. 

Gunpowder Treafon. Vide Plot, and Attainder. 

Guns, Bill for Liberty of fhooting in them within Five Miles of 
the Sea-coaft, read, 19 Feb. Rejected, 5 Mar. 





4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


OLD, and Silver, Bill to reftrain the Exportation thereof, 
16 May. Vide Countries, foreign. 

Good, John, Efq. Bill from the Lords, to enable him to convey 
Lands to the King, 30 June. Read twice, and committed, 1 
July. Reported, and pafled, * *. 

Grievances, King’s Anfwer to the Petition relating thereto, pree 
fented the preceding Seffion, read, 19 Nov. 


Sess. 3. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp;§ 1610. 


G4 ME, Committee for Prefervation thereof, appointed, 22 
Mar. Vide Deer, and Hawking. . 

Gaols, Bill for building them, read, 14 Feb. Committed, 16. 

Gib, Henry, Bill to naturalize him, read, 12 June. Committed, 
15. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 16. Paffed, and fent to 
the Lords, 20. 

Gold-end-men, Bill for Explanation of the Statute againft them, 
read, 27 Mar. Committed, 21 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 15 June. Rejected, 14 July. 

Green-cloth, Officers of, their Demands concernin gPre-emption of 
Coals, Wood, &amp;c. read, 14 July. Report concerning them, 16. 

Greenfmith, Janikin, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize her, 13, 
Mar. Read, * *. Committed, reported, and pafled, 2 Apr. 
Sent to the Lords, 16. 

Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 15 Feb. Debate, and, 
Refolution about proceeding upon them, 1g. Report touching 
the Proceedings of the Committee, in relation thereto, 21. 
Matters referred to be confidered, 23. Report touching Sir 
Steph. Prodior’s Commiffion for executing penal Laws, 24. 
Vide Proétor.—touching Stone’s Commiftion for Purveyance of 
Wood and Coal, eod. die. Vide Stone—touching Dr. Cowell’s 
Interpreter, eod. die. Vide Cowell_—Mation for a Courfe to 
ee the preferring of Grievances, like Pafquils, 27 Mar.— 

eport touching an Impofition upon Newcaftle Coal, 28 Mar. 
Vide Sea-coal.—touching the Order about prefenting the Griev- 
ances, 30 Mar. Further Proceedings of the Committee re- 
ported, 18 —_ Report touching ecelefiafiical Grievances, 23 
&amp; 27 Apr. ebates and Proceedings thereon, 23, 24, &amp; 25, 
Apr. 7 May. Report touching Impofitions, 25 Apr. Vide Im- 
pofitions.—touching the Jurifdiction over Wales, 27 Apr. Vide 
Wales.—-touching Proclamations, 30 Apr. Vide Preclamations. 
—touching Fees of Officers, 10 May. To be fufpended, 12.—~ 
Report touching a new Tax upon Ale-houfes, Licences for 
Wines, and fealing of new Draperies, 10 May. To be pres 
fented as Grievances, 12.—Form of a Petition touching eccle- 
fiaftical Grievances, reported, and agreed to, 11. Committee 
to fort the Grievances, and pen a Preamble to the Petition con- 
cerning them, eod. die. Further Report, and feveral Bills deli- 
vered in,g June. Strangers preferring any Grievance, to ftand 
by at the reading, 20. Preamble to the Grievances reported, 
and re-committed, 22. Four Grievances to be ingrofled, eod. 
die. Preamble read, and to be ingrofled, 4 July, Grievances 
not perfected, re-committed, eod. die. Further Report, 5 July. 


King to be attended with the Grievances, 6. Committee named 
c9 : 
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INDEX @ the First Vouvume. 


to deliver them, 7. Report of the Delivery of them, and Houfe 
to attend the King thereupon, 9. Heads of the Grievances 
reported, and Committee appointed to confider of the Manner 
of entering them, 10. Kiug’s Anfwer read, and explained 
by himfelf, 23. 

Guns, Bill about fhooting in them, read, and rejected, 28 June. 


12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


G LASS Patent, Report touching it, 20 Apr. To be brought 
to the Committee tor Grievances, eod. die. Further Report 
touching it, 4 May. Voted a Monopoly, and to be brought to 
the Houle, eod. die. Delivered in, with a Proteftation, 6 
May. 

Gold, and Silver, Bill from the Lords, againft wafteful Confump- 
tion thereof, 16 Apr. Read, eod. die. Committed, 5 May. 
Reported, with an Addition, 16. Pafled, 23. 

Gofilett, Bill read, 25 May. 

Grievances, Committee of the whole Houfe to fit for receiving 
Petitions concerning them, 8 Apr. Report touching the Lofs 
of the Roll of Grievances 7 &amp; 8 Jac. 15 Apr.—touching the 
Manner of preferring Petitions of Grievance, eod. die. To be 
further confidered, cod. die. Report, and Order thereupon, 20 
Apr.—Report touching the Glafs Patent, eod. die. Vide Glajs. 
—touching the French Company’s Patent, eod. die. Vide 
Patents.—touching Impofitions, 5 May. Vide Lmpofitions.— 
Thurfdays and Saturdays added to the Day appointed for fitting 
of the Committee, 6 May.—Report touching the King’s An- 
fwer to the old Grievances, and the Four Shires, and Orders 
thereupon, 20 May. Order about ithe Time of the fitting of 
the Committee, cod. die. Impowered to fend for the Lawyers 
to aflift them, eod. die—Motion for a Confideration of four 
ecclefiaftical Grievances, eod. die. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, § 1521. 
G4 M E, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 28 Apr. 


Gaol-deliveries, Bill for holding them in the chief Towns, 
read, 2 June. : 

Gardeners, of London, Bill to confirm Letters Patent for incor- 
porating them, read, and rejected, 8 Mar. Patent to be brought 
to the Committee of Grievances, eod. die. 

Gatton Election, Report touching it, 7 eb. Debate, and Refo- 
lution thereupon, eod. die. 

Gelder, Mr. committed to the Serjeant for forging the Lord 
Treafurer’s Hand, 7 Mar. 

Glafs, Patent, Report touching it, 16 May. .Voted a Grievance, 
eod. die. Order about it, 19 Dec. 

Gold-foliate, Report touching the Patent for making it, 18 Apr. 
Further Report, and Patent condemned, 2 May. 

Goldjmith, Mr. Projector of the Patent for difpenfing with the 
Statute of Apprentices, 21 Mar. Complaint of a Profecution 
carried on by him againtt Sir Edw. Coke, 24 Nov. Vide Coke. 

Gold Weights, Proclamation, concerning them, to be debated at 
the Committee of Grievances, 17 May. 

Gold wire. Vide Thread. 

Gerge, Sir Ferdinando, complained of, for executing a Patent for 
Reftraint of fifhing in New England, 20 Nov. Vide Patents. 

Grace, George, Bill to naturalize him, and his Sifter, read, 5 
Mar. . ; 

Grain. Vide Corr. 

Grammar-fchools. Vide Hofpitals. 

Grants, made to Q. Eliz. by collegiate and ecclefiaftical Corpora- 
tions, Bill for confirming them, read, 13 Mar. 

Bill for confirming Grants to the King, and of Letters 

Patent made by him to others, read, and rejected, 25 Apr. 

Graunt, Wintour, Efq; Bill. to fell Lands, read, 28 Feb. 

Gray, Abraham, fent for by the Serjeant, for exercifing a Patent 
for drefling of Arms, 17 Apr. - 

Grievances, Committee appointed, 5 Feb. Order of the laft Par- 
jiament, about prefenting them, revived, 8. Report touching 
the Patents for Inns, Oftries, and Ale-houfes, 27. Vide Inns. 
—touching the Patents for Gold and Silver Thread, 5 Mar. 
Vide Thread.—touching the Patent of Concealments, 6 Mar. 
Vide Concealments.—touching the Patent. of concealed Tythes, 
1g Mar. Patent condemned, eod. die—Report touching 
the Patent for difpenfing with the Statute of Rogues, and It- 
cenfing Pedlars; the Patent for Apprentices; and the Pa- 
tent for ingroffing of Wills, 21 Mar. Patents condemned, 
eod. die—Report touching the Patents for making Warrens 
and Parks, and difpenfing with Tillage, 26 Mar. Vide 
Warrens.—touching the Patent of concealed Tolls, eod. die. 
Patent condemned, eod. die—Refolution. touching the Stay 
of all Suits grounded upon Patents, condemned as Grievances, 
eod. die.—Committee to appoint a Sub-committee for Survey of 
the Petitions of Grievance, 17 Apr. Report, and Order for 
confidering them, 18.—Report touching the Patent for making 
Gold-foliate, cod. die. Vide Gold-foliate—touching Sir Geo. 
Marthall, ‘om die. Vide Marfhall—touching a Charge of 

Vou, Ll. 





Bribery againft Sir Jo. Bennet, eod. die. Vide Bennet.—touch- 
ing the Patents for Wintertonnefs and Dungeonnefle Light- 
houfes, cod. die. Vide Light-houfes—touching the Patent for 
importing of Lobfters and Salmons, 25 Apr. Patent con- 
demned, eod. die —Committee appointed to examine the Griev- 
ances of Ireland, 26 Apr. Vide Trelendl:—Thepaet touching the 
Privy Seal of the Matters in Chancery, 27 Apr. Vide Chancery. 
—Order for the meeting of the Sub-committee, 2 May.---Re- 
port touching Mr. Lepton’s Patent for making Billsand Letters, 
14 May. Vide Lepton.—Committee appointed to reduce the 
Grievances into Writing, to be tendered to the King, 16 May. 
—Report touching the Patent for Glaffes, cod. die. Vide Glajs. 
—Order for preparing the Petition of Grievances for the King, 
17 May.—for the meeting of the Committee for that Purpoie, 
28.—againft putting in Execution any Patents, condemned as 
Grievances, during an Adjournment of the Parliament, 2 June. 
A Roll of the Grievances to be made, 29 Nov. Order for the 
fitting of the Committee, eod. die—for receiving the Report 
touching feveral Grievances, 18 Dec. Vide plura fub Pa- 
tents. 


Grimfby EleG&amp;tion. Vide Eleétions. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 
CA OLS. Vide Patents. 


Gerrard, Sir Thomas, his Petition to be difcharged from 
being a Member, read, 8 Mar. Information given of his be+ 
ing a Recufant, and ordered to attend, to take the Oaths, eod. 
die. An Order, figned by the Speaker, fent for him, 9 Mar. 
Houfe informed of his having abfconded, and Serjeant ordered 
to fearch for and attach him, 9 &amp; 10 Mar. Serjeant’s Report 
touching him, 10. Return to be brought in, and Committee 
appointed, to examine, whether he be a Recufant convict, eod. 
die. Report, 13 Mar. His Servants to be brought by the Ser- 
jeant to be examined, and his Horfes to be ftayed, 10 Mar. 
Bill of Pramunire, againuft him, ordered to be drawn, 13. 
Committee to examine, and tender the Oaths to his Servant, 
eod. die. His Servant difcharged, eod. die. Houfe informed 
of his being with the Spanifh Ambaflador, and Order there- 
upon, 18 Mar. Order for bringing in the Bill againft him, 
eod. die. Debate touching the Manner of punifhing his Con- 
tempt, 3 Apr. To be committed to the Tower, eod. die. 
Some, who returned him, to be fent for, 16 Apr. - 

Glafs, Patent to be confidered by the Committee of Grievances, 
1 May. 
Gloucejterfhire Ele&amp;ion, Report, and Refolution concerning it, 


g Apr. 

Glover, Joffe. Vide Darcy. 

Gold-wire-drawers, Bill for confirming their Charter, read, and 
rejected, 4 Mar. Their Patent to be brought tothe Committee 
of Grievances, eod. die. Report touching it, and Patent con- 
demned, 3 Apr. Precedents of Punifhments, in like Cafes, to 
be fearched, eod.die. Fowles, the Procurer, committed to the 
Serjeant, eod. die. Vide Fowles. Motion for abolifhing this 
Manufacture, eod. die. Committee to confider of it, 3 &amp; 13 
Apr. Petition of Grievance, touching the Patent, read, and 
allowed, 25 May. 

Goodnefion, Manor. Vide Engeham. 

Gorge, Sir Ferdinando. Vide Fishing. 

Goteland, Manor, Bill for fecuring it, under the Prince, from the 
Incumbrances of Sir Rich. Etherington, read, 13 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 15. ‘Sir Richard, and fome Perfon from Lord Davers, 
to attend the Committee, 23. Lord Davers to have a Copy 
of il, 2 Apr. 

Grice, Mr. Vide Grys. : 

Grievances, Committee of the whole Houfe appointed for them, 
23 Feb. To confider of Patents condemned the preceding 
Seffion, and whether any executed fince, 25. Clerk’s Book to 
be fearched for Grievances of laft Parliament, and of 7 Jac. 
10 Mar. Order for the fitting of the Commitiee, 12. Report 
touching the Patent for Survey of Sea-coals in Newcaftle, 13, 
Vide Sea-coals.—touching Sir F. Gorge’s Patent for a Planta- 
tion in New England, 17 Mar. Vide Fi/hing.—touching the 
Gold-wire-drawers Patent, 3 Apr. Vide Gold-wire-drawers.— 
touching the Patent for feparating the Grocers and Apothe- 
caries, 6 Apr. Patent condemned, cod. die. Petition of Griev- 
ance thereon, read, and agreed to, 25 May.—Report touching 
the Charge againft the Lord Treafurer, 9 Apr. Vide Trea- 
furer.—touching Sir Jo. Townfend’s Patent of Concealments, 
28 Apr. Vide Conceafments. Committee appointed to draw 
thefe, and other Grievances, into Form, to be prefented to the 
King, eod. die, Report touching the Complaint againft the 
Bifhop of Norwich, 7 May. Vide Norwich—touching the 
Lady Dale’s Cafe, 8 May. Vide Dale—touching Sir S. 
Harvey’s Abufes, in relating to Purveyance, 11 May. 
Vide Harvey: Order for reducing the Grievances into a 
parliamentary Form, eod. die. Report touching the Patent 
concerning Briets, 13 May. Vide Briefs—touching the 
State of the Proceedings in the Committee, 19 May.— 

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INDEX oo the First VoLuUME. 


touching the Court of Wards, eod. die. Vide Wards.—toueh- 
ing the Patents for keeping York and Lancafier Gaols, 21 May. 
Vide Patents. Order tor bringing in the Grievances, digetied 
into a parliamentary Form, 22 May. Proceedings thereon, 25. 
—Report touching Sir Jo. Meldram’s Patent for Winterton- 
nefle Light-houfe, 24 May. Vide Wintertonneffe. Report 
touching the Caule between Sir Pexall Brockaffe and Au- 
ditor Curle, and Order thereupon, 25 May. Grievances con- 
cerning Trade prefented, and Proceedings thereon, 26 May. 
Vide Trade. Report touching the Patent and Proclamation 
concerning the Staplers, and Refolutions thereupon, eod. die. 
Committee to pen a Petition of Grievance thereon, eod. die. 
Petition of Grievance againft printing and importing popith 
Books, read, and allowed, eod. die. Meport touching the Pro- 
clamations againft living in Town at Chrifimas, &amp;c. eod. die. 
Petition of Grievance concerning the Proclamation for Build- 
ings, read, and allowed, eed. die. King to be moved for Accefs 
to prefent the Grievances, eod. die. Petition of Grievance 
touching Di. Anyon, read, and allowed, 27 May. King to be 
attended with the Grievances, eod. die. Committee appointed 
to prefent them, and make Report, 28 May. Committee ap- 
pointed to examine them, cod. die. Report touching the Deli- 
very of them, and the King’s Anfwer, 29. Anfwer to be re-de- 
livered to the Reporter, and no Copies to be made of it, eod. die. 

Grimefdich, Mr. Report from Committee for Courts of Juftice, 
touching his Complaint againft the Lord Keeper, and Regifter, 
14 Apr. His Petition for a re-hearing of his Caufe, read, and 
Order thereupon, eod. die. 

Grocers. Vide Grievances. 

Grys, Mr. Report from Committee for Courts of Juftice, toueh- 
ing his Cafe,17 Mar. His Wife’s Petition read, and ordered to 
be heard by Counfel, eod. die. Further Report, and Order 
thereupon, 26 May. 


1° Car. 1. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 
RIEVANCES, Motion for a Committee, and Debate 


thereon, 22 June. Committee of the whole Houfe to confi- 
der of it, cod. die. King’s Meflage touching the Grievances 
prefented laft Parliament, eod. die. Order for receiving the 
Report of his Anfwer thereto, 4 July. Anfwer reported, 
aa Motions thereupon, eod. die. Anfwer delivered in, eod. 
die. 


1° &amp; 2°Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


GAOLS._ Vide Prifoners. 

Gifford, Mr. Returned for St. Edmond(bury, and arrefied 
after his Eleétion, Motion about him, 9 Feb. Keeper of the 
Gate-houfe examined at the Bar, eod. die. Matter to be de- 
bated in the Houfe, and Clerk of the Crown to attend, eod. die. 
Committee of Privileges to examine the Time of the Election, 
and Town-clerk toattend, 10 Feb. Report,15. Debate, and 
Refolutions thereupon, 16. Date of the Return amended, and 
Mr. Gifford to have Privilege, 17. Brought into the Houle, 
and difcharged, 18. 

Gold-wire-drawers. Vide Apparel. 

Grampound Ele&amp;ion, Report, and Refolutions concerning it, 17 
Feb. 

Gregge, Mr. Report touching a Patent to him and his Son, for 
Examination of Witneffes in the County of Chefter, 28 Feb. 
To attend, and bring in the Patent, eod. die. Further Report, 
and Patent condemned, 25 May. 

Grievances, Committee appointed, 10 Feb. To confider of all 
Grievances fince the Beginning of K. James’s Reign, and how 
they have been an{wered, and reformed, eod. die. Report touch- 
ing the Reftraint of Trade by Pirates and Dunkirkers, 16 Feb. 
—touching the Arreft of Merchant Ships and Effetts, in 
France, 18. Vide France.—touching an Impofition upon 
Wines, 20 Feb. Vide Wines.—touching the Patent for Exa- 
mination of Witneffes in Chefhire, 28 Feb. Vide Gregge.— 
touching a Play-houfe in Black-fryers, eod. die. Vide Play- 
houfe—touching a Petition of the Merchants of Calais, and 
Order thereupon, 8 Mar.—touching Mr. Willes’s Petition, 
and felecét Committee appointed toexamine it, eod. die. Report 
touching Mr. Heaman’s Petition for the Lofs of his Ship, 22 
Mar. Vide Heaman.—touching the Salt Patent, 28 Mar. 
Vide Salt.—touching Impofitions witkout Confent of Parlia- 
ment; the Licence to dilpenfe with retailing of Wines; Re- 
‘ftraint of Fifhing in America; the granting of Briefs; the 
Light-houfe at Wintertonneffe ; the Office of Survey of Sea- 
eqals ; [mpofitions by the Merchant-adventurers ; the Wrongs 
to the Merchant-adventurers by the United Provinces; the 
undue Exaétion of Fees by the Officers of the Cuftoms ; the 
Licence for Tranfportation of white Cloths; and the preter- 
mitted Cuftoms; 24 May. Refolutions and Orders thereupon, 
eod. die. Report touching an Impofition upon Currants; the 
Abufes of the Deputy Alneager; the Grievance of Purvey- 
ance; Proclamations for Lent ; and the Abufes of Dr. Anyon ; 


25 May. Refolutions and Proceedings thereon, eod. die. Com-. 
mittee appointed to. reduce the Grievances into Form, to bt 
prelented to the King, eod. die. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 
G4 TTON Ele@ion, and double Return, Report, and Refo- 


lution concerning it, 26 Mar. 

Gerrard, Lord, Bill from the Lords, to enable him to make a 
Jointure, &amp;c. 28 Apr. Read, 29. Committed,7 May. Re- 
ported, 3 June. Palled, 11. 

Gold{miths Company, their Petition read, and Order thereupon, 
17 May. Another Petition read, and referred to a Commiitee, 
13 June. Vide Exchangers. 

Gray, Lord, Bill to naturelize him, and Sir Rob. Dyell, and Geo. 
Kirke, Efq; read, 17 Apr. Lord Gray’s Name to be firuck 
out, and the Bill to proceed for the others, 25. Committed, 
eod. die. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 May. Paffed, o. 

Great, Mr. his Petition referred to Committee for Courts of 
Juftice, and Counfel afligned him, 17 Apr. 

Greenland Company, their Patent to be brought to the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 28 Apr. Their Anfwer to the Demands 
of York and Hull, read, 17 May. Select Committee appointed 
to confider thereof, and of their Patent, eod. die. Report, and 
Order thereupon, 26. Patent to be further confidered, and 
Counfel to be heard, 13 June. 

Gregge, Edward, and his Son, fent for by Warrant for executing 
their Patent condemned, 2 June. Ordered to attend, 25. 
Grievances, Committee appointed, 20 Mar. All Petitions of 
Grievance to be prefented to the Committee, 27. Report 
touching a new Impofition upon Wines, and Imprifonment of 
the Merchants, eod.die. Vide Wine-merchants—touching the 
Imprifonment of Mr. Clegatt, 2 May. Vide Clegatt.—touch- 
ing the Greenland Company’s Patent, &lt;6 May. Vide Green- 
land.—touching Sir Tho. Mounfon’s Patent for making of Bills 
and Procefs, called the King’s Letters, 30 May. Proceedings 
thereon, and Patent adjudged a Grievance, eod. die—Com- 
plaint of the Execution of Grege’s Patent, condemned the 
preceding Seffion, 2 June. Vide fupra Gregge.— Report touch- 
ing an Impofition upon Malt, brewed in and near London, 4 
June. Vide Brewers. Committee clofed, by Order of the 
Houte, 9 June. Patent to the Salt-petre-men adjudged a Griey- 
ance, 20. Vide Salt-petre. Patent fora Toll at ‘I'wo Bridges 
in Yorkthire, adjudged a Grievance, ecd.die. Vide Levett.— 
Patent to the Exchangers, voted a Grievance, 23 June. Vide 
Exchangers.—Patent to De Queftor, for fole carrying of Let- 
ters out of, and into, the Kingdom, voted a Grievance, 24 June. 

Gurnay, Mr. his Letter, and Petition, concerning Images in 
Churches, read 23 May. 


4 Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628. 


G LAZIERS of Leicefter, their Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee of Grievances, 17 Feb. 

Gregge, Edward, and his Son, fent for up, for executing their 
Patent afier it was condemned, 12 Feb. 

Grievances, Committee appointed, 20 Jan. 
pointed, 23. ‘ 

Griffin, Lady, Bill for her quiet Enjoyment of the Cattle and 
Manor of Braybrooke, read, 17 Feb. 


New Chairman ap- 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 1, A. 1547. 


L{° “AGE, Bill for Refpite thereof in the County of Lan- 
cafier, read, 15 Dec. 


Horfes, Bill from the Lords, againft carrying them out of the 
Realm, read, 13. 15. &amp; 20, Dee. Pailed, 21. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1548. 


AIL-SHOT. Vide Hand-guns. 
Hand-guns, Bill from the Lords, againft fhooting therein, 
read, 9 &amp; 11 Mar. Paffed, 12. 


Handicrafts, Bill for exercifing Tw d ‘ _ 
New Bill read, 21 Feb. oe an one er 


Hare, Sir Nicholas. Vide Hubbart. 

Hats, and Caps, Bill for making them, read, 5 Jan. Committed, 
9g. Paffed, 24. 

Heirs, Bill for them to be of the Half-blood, read, 22 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 12 Feb. 

Hemp, and Flax, Bill for fowing it, read, 8 Dec. ; 

Herrings, Bill for buying them in Leiftoff Road, read 4 Feb. 

Highways, Bill for enlarging them, read, 18 Dec. 

Homage, Bill for Refpite thereof, read, and committed, 27 Feb. 
—New Bill read, 8 Mar. 

Horfes, Bill from the Lords, to take away Clergy for ftealing them, 
read, 7 &amp; 9 Mar. Paffed, 11. 

Houfe to be called, 15 Dec. &amp; 26 Jay. Called, 16 Feb. 

Howurd, Lord Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of 


Lands 








INDEX © thé First Votume. 


Lands to his younger Sons, read, 23 Feb. &amp; 4 Mar. Pafféd; 
Mar. 
Habbart, Thomas, and Audrey, their Bill againft Sir Nicholas 
Hare, for Repeal of an AG 31 H. VIII. read, 4&amp;9 Feb. To 
be delivered out of the Houfe and no further proceeded in, 12. 
Committee to compromife the Matter, or elfe the Lord Pro- 
tector to determine it, eod. die. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff: 3. A. 1549. 


EIRS, Bill from the Lords for punifhing fuch, as procure 
the Death of thofe, to whom they are inheritable, 28 Dec. 
Read, 30 Dec. &amp; 4 Jan. 

Herrings, Bill for buying them in Lyftoff Road, read, 8 Nov. 
Committed, 12. 

Hides, Bill for buying them in the Hair, read twice, and paffed, 
25 Jan. 

Holidays, Bill for abrogating them, read, 14 Dec. 

Bill from the Lords, for keeping divers Holidays, 24 Dec. 
Read, eod. die. Committed, 8 Jan. Paffed, 21. 

Houje, to be called, 5 Nov. Called, 9 —To attend the King, for 
Leave to treat of a Releafe of the Subfidy upon Cloths and 
Sheep, 18 Nov. Vide Subfidy. 

Houfes, of Hufbandry, decayed, Bill for re-edifying them, read, 
4. 13. &amp; 18, Jan—New Bill read, 22 &amp; 24 Jan. Paffed, 25. 
—Bill from the Lords, for decayed Houfes with Lands, read, 
and committed, 30 Jan. Read a Second and Third time, 31 
Jan. &amp; 1 Feb. 

Hunting, Bill from the Lords, to revive Two Acts relating there- 
to, 12 Dec. Read, 18 &amp; 26 Dec.2 &amp; 7 Jan. Paffed, 17 Jan. 
Huffey, Sir William, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read 

twice, 21 Jan. Paffed, 22. 





5° &amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef? 4. 4.1551, &amp; 1552: 
ANDICRAFTSMEN, Bill for them to dwell in 


Towns, read, 20 Feb. 

Hare, Sir Nicholas. Vide Audrey. 

Hats, and Dornicks, Bill for making them in Norwich and Nor- 
folk, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 20. To be ingrofled, 24. 
Paffed, 7 Mar. 

Hedge-rows, under Two Acres, in Middlefex and Hertfordthire, 
Bill for them not to be put to Coals, read, 24 Mar. 

Heirs, Bill againft fuch, as procure the Death of thofe, to whom 
they are inheritable, read, 23 Jan. 

Highways, Bill for giving Lands thereto, read, 8 Feb. 

Holidays, Bill from the Lords, for keeping of them, 14 Mar. 
Read, 15 &amp; 18. Pafled, 19. 

Houfe, to be called, 23 &amp; 25 Jan. 26 Feb. &amp; 4 Mar. 

Houfes of Hufbandry, Bill touching Severance of Lands there- 
from, read, g Feb. Tobe ingrofled, 12. Paffed, 19. 

Bill for decayed Houfes of Hufbandry, and Tillage, read, 

17 Feb. 


7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


H ABERDASH Wares, foreign, Bill for felling divers, 
read, 27 &amp; 28 Mar. 
Hills, and Wheeler, Bill from the Lords, for making their Chil- 
dren Denizens, 27 Mar. Read, 27 &amp; 28. Pafled, 29. 





1° Mar. I. Parl. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1553. 


H ASTINGS, Winifvede. Vide Mountague. 

Hats, and Caps, brought from beyond Sea, Bill touching 
them, read, 18 Nov. Committed, 22. Pafled, 25. 

Havens, and Creeks, for lading Merchandizes, Bill relating there- 
to, read, 2 &amp; 28 Nov. 

Henry VALI. King, Bill from the Lords, declaring his Marriage 
with Q. Katherine to be lawful, read, 26 &amp; 27 Oct. Paffed, 
28. 

Highways. Vide Schools. 

Howard, Sir Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
31 O&amp;. Read, 2, 3.&amp; 9. Nov. Paffed, 11. 

Huntington, Countefs of. Vide Mountague. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


EIRS, Bili for the Wardfhip of divers, read, 16 Apr. 
Herefies, and Lollardies, Bill to revive certain Statutes 

againft them, read,g Apr. Committed, 13. 

Bill to avoid Herefies, and erroneous Opinions, read, 17 
Apr. To be ingroffed, 20. Patled, 25. 

Houje, to be called, 25 &amp; 27 Apr. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. §&amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554- 


H ATS, and Caps, Bill touching the felling of them, read, 
5, Dee. 
Vou lL. 





Hawkers. Vide Wares. — 

Hawnfe, Old and New, Bill for uniting the Merchants thereof, 

read, 20 Nov. 

Herefies, Bill to revive Three A&amp;s for punifhing them, read, 12 
Dec. To be ingroffed, 13. Paffed, 14. 

Herrings, Bill for buying them on the Coaft of Norfolk and Suf- 
folk, read, 26 Nov. 3.6. &amp; 13, Dec. To be ingroffed, 15 
Dec. Paffed, 17. 

Higham, Clement, Efq; chofen Speaker, 12 Nov. Vide Speaker. 

Houfe, called, 17 Nov. - 

Houjfes, and Farms, Bill touching them, read, 44 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 7 Dec. 


Bill for amending of decayed Houfes with Lands of Huf- 
bandry, read, 17 Dec. 





2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


ALLIFA X, Inhabitants of, Bill for them to buy Wool; 
read, 6 Nov. To be ingroffed, 7. Paffed, 8. 

Heath, and Moors, Bill touching the Time of burning them, 
read, 31 Oct. To be ingroffed, 7 Nov. Read Third time, 9. 
Hereford Mills, Bill for re-building them, read, 7 Nov. To bé 

ingroffled, 12. Pafled, 20. 

Herrings, Bill touching the Sale of them in Yarmouth Haven, 
read, 5 Nov. Committed, 11. 

Bill againft buying of Herrings and Pilchards upon the 

Sea, read, 11 &amp; 16 Nov. To be ingroffed, 22. Paffed, 23. 

Highways, Bill for amending them, read, 25 Noy. To be in- 
grofled, 2 Dec. Pafled, 3. 

Horfes, flolen, Bill againft buying them, read, 14 Nov: To be 
ingroffed, 15. Vacated, 20.—New Bill read, and committed, 
23 Nov.—New Bill read, 26 Nov. To be ingroffed, 27. 
Paffed, 28. 

Houfes, decayed, Bill for re-edifying them, read, 4 &amp; 13 Nov.— 
New Bill read, and committed, 16 Nov. ‘fo be ingroffed, 
25. Paffed, 28. 





4°&amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef. 1. A. 1557. 


AS TINGS, Lady Katherine. Vide Northumberland. 

Heirefjes, Bill from the Lords, againft ftedling them, $ 
Feb. Read, 9 &amp; 11. Committed, 12—New Bill read, 1 
Mar. To be ingroffed, 2. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, with 
the former Bill, 4. 

Houfe, to be called, 26 Jan. Not to fit on Afhwednefilay, 22 
Feb. Orders into Cuftody a Perfon affirming he is returned a 
Member, but not bringing a Warvant thereof, nor being re- 
turned by the Clerk of the Crown, 5 Mar. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef: 2. A. 1558. 


H{° USE, to be called, 5 Nov. Adjourned, on account of 

the Speaker’s attending the Queen, 7. Called in the 

Abfence of the Speaker, 8. To be called again, 11. Goes 
to the Lords, to be informed of the Queen’s Death, 17. 


- 1° Eliz. Parl. 1, A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


H{ EXAM, Bill touching Liberties thereof, read, 11 Teb. 
To be ingroffed, 14 Mar. Pafled, 15 Apr. 

Hides. Vide Leather. 

Holidays, and Fafting Days, Bill to revive the A&amp; for keeping 
them, read, 21 Mar. To be ingroffed, 4 Apr. Paffed, 12. 
Horfes, Bill againft often buying and felling them, read, 3 Mar. 

To be ingroffed, 18 Mar. &amp; 6 Apr. Pafled, 15 Apr. 
Bill from the Lords, to revive the Act againfi carrying 

them into Scotland, 4 Mar. Read, 7. Patled, 22. 

Houfe attends in Weftiminfter Choir to hear a Difputation be- 
tween the Bifhops and fome Englifhmen from Geneva, 3 Apr. 
—Complaint of contemptuous W ords fpoken againft the Houte, 
15 Apr. Vide Thrower—Houfle attends in Weftminfter-hall, 
to hear the Arraignment of Lord Wentworth for the Lofs of 
Calais, 22 Apr. 

Houjfes, religious, ere@ted fince the Death of Ed. VI. Bill for 
Diffolution of them, read, 24 &amp; 25 Apr. Provifoes thereto 
read twice, 28. Bill paffed, 29. Brought from the Lords, with 
Amendments,6 May. Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 

Howard, Henry, Jane, and Katherine, Bill from the Lords, for 
their Reftitution, 17 Apr. Read, 20 &amp; 24. Paffed, 1 May. 

Hufbandmen. Vide Artificers. 





5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


ARLESTON, John, Efg; Vide Chamberleyn. 
Hats, and Felts, Bill for true making of them, read, and 
to be ingroffed,27 Mar. Pafled, 8 Apr. 
Hawks. Vide Fifh. : 
Highways, Bill to continue the Statute for amending tlrem, read, 
5.Mar. To be ingrofled, we Paffed, 8. . 


Homage, 











INDEX 2 the 


Homage, Bill touching the Fine for Refpite thereof, read, 4 &amp; 13 
Feb. Debated, and rejecled, 15. 

Horfes, Bill from the Lords, to repeal a Branch of the Statute 
againft carrying them out of the Realm, 21 Jan. Read, 21 &amp; 
22. Paffed, 23. 

Hofen, great, Bill againft making or wearing them, read, 9 &amp; 25 

Jar. 

Houfe, called, in order to fee if more were not prefent than were 
returned, 19 Jan. 

Howard, Henry, E{q; Bill from the Lords, to prevent his difcon- 
tinuing Lands, 20 Mar. Read, 22 &amp; 23. Paffed, 25. 

Hufbandry. Vide Tillage. 

Huffey, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his Heirs 
and Coufins,2 Mar. Read,4&amp;6. Paffed,io. 


8° &amp; o° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1566. 


H# RBOURS, Bill for a Collection for mending them, 

read, 5 Nov. 

Bill for Commiffions, to enquire of decayed Harbours and 
Havens, read, 13 &amp; 23, Dec. 

Hartland Pier, Bill for repairing it, read, 7 Nov. To be in- 
grofled,7 Dec. Paffed, 13. 

Hat-makers, and Feli-makers, Bill for their buying of Auftriche 
Wools, read, 15 Nov. Rejected, 22. 

Hats, Felts, and Caps, Bill for making and wearing them, read, 
7 Dec. Tobe ingrofled,14. Pafled, 18. 

Havens. Vide Harbours. 

Hayes, Chriftopher, defires to be heard in the Houfe, 7 O&amp;. 
Heard, and thanked, eod. die. 

Heralds at Arms, Bill to confirm their Corporation, read, 5 Dee. 
Committed, 7. 

Herring Fair, Bill for Ships to defend it, read, 17 Dec. 

Hexam/fhire, Bill from the Lords, to make it Parcel of the Bifhop- 
rick of Durham, and County of Northumberland, 6 Nov. 
Read, 12 Dec. Paffed, 21. 

Horfes ftoned, Bill from the Lords, touching the Breed of them, 
10 Dec. Read, 12 &amp;1g. Paffed, 21. 

Houfe, to be called, 2 &amp; 4 O&amp;. 26 Nov. 3.14 &amp; 24, Dec. Call- 
ed, 28 &amp; 30 Dec. Defaulters called, 2 Jan.—Houle calls in a 
Perfon defiring to be heard, 7 Oct.—Alms, given by the Houfe, 
to be diftributed to the Poor, 2 Jan. 





13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


ABERDASHERS, Bill touching them, read, 13/ 
Apr. Rejected, 12 May. 

Hand-guns, and Harquebuffes, Bill for fhooting in them, read, 18 
May. To be ingroffed, 28. Paffed, 29. 

Havens. Vide Plymouth. 

Homage, Bill for Kefpite thereof, read, 12 Apr. Committed, 25. 
Order for the meeting of the Committee, 28.—New Bill read, 
and committed, 2 May. To be ingrofled, 4. Paffed, 5. Con- 
ference to be had with the Lords touching it, 17. 

Hops, Bill for planting them, read, 14 May. 

Hofen, great, Bill againft them, read, and committed, 14 May.— 
New Bill read, 16 May. Committed, 17. Read Third time, 
18. Queftion, and Divifion, upon a Claufe therein, eod. die. 

Hofpitals, Bill concerning them, read, 14 May. 

Houfe, fworn by the Lord Steward, and his Deputies, 2 Apr. 
Called, 5. To go to Court, to hear a Sermon, 12. To petition 
the Queen for Liberty to proceed in a Bill, 14. To mett at 
Seven o’Clock in the Morning, eod. die. Motions and Debate 
touching the Liberties of the Houfe, 20. To fit upon Mon- 
days, Wednefdays, and Fridays, in the Afternoon, to read pri- 
vate Biils, g May. Impofes a Fine upon the Corporation of 
Weftbury for a corrupt Eleétion, 10. To fit every Day in the 
Afternoon, during the Seflion, 21. 

Hoys, or Plate, Bill from the Lords, that they fhall not crofs the 
Seas, 21 May. Read, 21 &amp; 23. Pafled, 24. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff1. A. 1572. 


ALT, Arthur, Efq; charged with indecent Speeches, and 
ordered to attend, 17 May. A Note of the Speeches to be 
made, and delivered to the Speaker, eod. die. Confeffes his 
Fault at the Bar, and is remitted, with an Exhortation by the 
Speaker, 19 May. 
Harper, Sir William, his Bill read, and committed, 30 May. 
Committee to meet at the Marfhalfea, 2 June—New Bill 
read, 7 June. To be ingrofled, 10. Read the Third time, 


30. 

Hemp, and Cordage, Bill relating thereto, read twice, 26 June. 

Hexham, and Hexhamthire, Bill from the Lords, for annexing 
them to Northumberland, 29 May. Read, 31 May, &amp; 4 June. 
Paffed, 5 June. 

Highways. Vide Oxford. 

Hops, Bill for planting them, read, 24 May. 

Hofpitals, in and near London, Bill for confirming Grants made 

3 





First VoLuME. 


thereto, read, 13 May. To be ingroffed, 4 June. Paifled, 6. 
Sent from the Lords, 28. Returned, eod. die. 
_ fworn, 8 May. Adjourns, by the Queen’s Direction, 11 
une. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff.2. A. 1575. 


F{ABERDAS HERS, Bill relating to them, read, 22 
&amp; 28 Feb. Provifo thereto read, and committed, 28. 

Hall, Arthur, Efq; Committee to examine touching the Arreft 
of his Servant Smalley, 16 Feb. Vide Smalley. Sequeftered, 
during the Debate about Smalley’s Offence, 7 Mar. Queftion 
touching him, deferred, eod. die. Bill againft him, and his Ser- 
vants, read, 10 Mar. 

Hallifax, Bill from the Lords for Payment of Tythes there, 1 
Mar. Read,2&amp; 3. Pafled, 3. 

Hatton, Mr. his Bill read, 11 Feb. Committed, reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 14. Paffed, 21. 

Hats, and Caps, Bill touching them, read, 12 Mar. 

Highways. Vide Oxford. 

— Bill for repairing Highways, read, and committed, 8 
Mar. To be ingroffed, 9. 

Houfe, orders a Perfon into Cuftody for coming in, not being a 
Member, 13 Feb. Vide Johnfon.—Admits one of the Queen's 
Serjeants to fit as a Member, 17 Feb. Refufes to give the 
Lords the Reafons of their Proceeding in Lord Sturton’s Bill, 
12 Mar. Vide Sturton. 

Howard, Lord Vifcount, of Byndon, Bill from the Lords, toueh- 
ing him, and others, 8 Mar. Read twice, 9. Paffed, 12. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef: 3. A. 1580. 


ALL, Arthur, Efq; a Member, complained of for pub- 

lifhing a Book againft the Authority of the Houfe, 4 Feb. 
Order for apprehending him, and Committee appointed to exa- 
mine the Printer, eod. die. Report, and Proceedings thereupon, 
6 Feb. Committee to examine further, touching this Matter, 
8. Report relating thereto, 14. Mr. Hall committed to the 
Tower, fined, and expelled, and his Book condemned, eod. die, 
Proceedings and J udginent againft him digefted into Form, and 
entered, eod. die. His Letter to the Speaker read, and a Com- 
mittee appointed to anfwer it, 8 Mar. Committee appointed to 
receive his Recantation, and report it the next Seflion, 18. 

Hannye, William, committed for intruding into the Houfe, 23 
Jan. Difcharged, 25. 

Hats, and Caps, Bill for true making of them, read, 17 Feb. 
Committed, 22. 

Hayward, Sir Rowland, one of the Committees upon the Bill 
againft [ron Mills, complained of for preferring a new Bill not 
agreed upon by the Majority of the Committee, 16 Feb. Com- 
plaint not entertained by the Houfe, eod. die. 

Hemp, and Flax, Bill againft fowing it in Hertfordhhire, read, 17 

Feb. Committed, 23.—New Bill read, 4 Mar. 

Hide, William, Bill to ratify an Award between him and Mr. 
Darrell, read, 10 Feb. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 20. Pafled, 21. 

Hops, Bill againft falfe packing of them, read,1 Feb. To bein- 
grofled, 1 Mar. : 

Houfe, chufes a new Speaker, 18 Jan. Vide Speaker. Admonifhed, 
by the Lord Chancellor, not to deal with Matters touching the 
Queen’s Perfon or Eftate, or concerning Religion, 20. To be 
called, 21 &amp; 28 Jan. 13 &amp; 16 Feb. Called, » Feb. To 
be called again, 27.—Rifes without reading any Bills, by 
reafon of the Speaker’s Abfence, till Eleven o’Clock, 23 
Jan. Orders a Perfon into Cuftody for coming in, not be- 
ing a Member, eod. die. Vide Hannye. Complaint of a Book 
written againit the Authority and Jurifdiction of the Houfe, 4 
Feb. Vide fupra Hall. Committee appointed to examine the 
Returns of new Members, in the room of others dead, fick, 
or abfent in the Queen’s Service, 24 Feb. Order for their 
meeting, 25. Report, and Orders thereupon, 18 Mar. 

Hue-and-cry, Bill touching Profecution thereof, read, 4 Mar. 
To be ingroffed, 11. Read the Third time, 14. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sef. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


H ABEAS CORPUS, Writ of, ordered by the Houfe, 
22 Mar. Vide Shirley. 

Hatton, Sir Chriftopher, Bill to fell Lands, read, 27 June. Com- 
mitted, 29. Reported, and to fleep, 5 July. 

Hats, and Felts, Bill for true making of them, read, 26 Mar. 
Committed, 31, Reported, 5 May. Information of a Sum of 
Money being given toa Member, to procure Paflage thereof, 
eod. die. Vide eat Bill rejected, 11 May.—New Bill read, 
19 May. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 
June. Paffed,7. Sent tothe Lords,g. _ 

Hay, Sir James, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 24 May. 
Read, 30. Read a Second and Third time, and pafled, 15 
June. 





Hemp-feed, 











INDEX oo the 


Heinp-/eed, Bill for fowing it, read, and rejected, 20 June, 
Herbert, Sir William. Vide Throckmorton, Sir John. 
Herrings. Vide Pilchards. 

Hertford, Earl of. Vide Somerfet, and Windfor. 

Hiffing at any Speech, Motion againft it, 26 Mar. Order againft 
it, 20 June. 

Homage. Vide Ward/hip.—Bill for due receiving of Homage by 
the Lord Great Chamberlain, read, 16 Apr. An Entry touching 
the ancient Manner of receiving it, 26. Bill committed, eod. die. 

Hops, Bill againft Deceipts in buying and felling them, read, 28 
Apr. Committed, 18 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 June. Paffed, * #. 

Horfes, Bill to avoid ftealing of them, read, 21 Apr. 

Houfe, fworn, 19 Mar. By Miftake not fent for upon the King’s 
coming to the Houfe of Peers, eod.die. Makes Suit to the King 
for Leave to chufe a Speaker, eod. die. Warrant to the Officers 
of the Works for ereéting more Seats in the Houfe, eod.die. A 
Precedent cited, and Refolution thereupon, that the Houfe 
may adjourn itfelf,22 Mar. Adjourned accordingly, eod. die. 
Adjourned, upon the King’s Pleafure fignified, 5 Apr.—Com- 
mittee to draw an Apology to the King, touching the Proceed- 
ings of the Houfe, 1 June. Form of it reported, 20.—Houfe 
divided a Second time, upon the Tellers differing in their Re- 
port, 15 June. To attend the Funeral of a Member, 22. Mo- 
tion for colleéting the ufual Contribution for the Officers of 
the Houfe, 27 June. Quetftion for doubling it, negative, eod. 
die. The ufual Collection to be made, eod. die. Committee 
appointed to collect it, 29 June. Members abfent to pay 
double, unlefs anfwered for, 29 June, &amp; 4 July. Committee 
named to confider of the Difiribution, 6 July—Account of 
the Diftribution of the Benevolence of the Houfe at the laft 
Parliament 43 Eliz. prefented, 29 June. Houfe dines at 
Merchant-taylors Hall, 3 July. 

Howard, Lord William. Vide Norfolk. 

Howfon, Dr. complained of for feandalous Speeches againft the 
Houfe, 8 June. Matter referred to the Sub-committee for 
Religion, eod. die. 

Hume, Sir George, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and his 
Wife and Children, 19 Apr. Read, 21. Committed, 18 May. 
Reported, and paffed, 22. Sent to the Lords, 24.—Bill from 
the Lords, for Contirmation of Letters Patents granted to him, 
19 Apr. Read, 21. Committed, 30 May. Reported, with 
Amendments, and pafled, 4 June. Sent to the Lords, g. 

Hujbandry, and Tillage, Bill for better Execution of the Statutes 
for Maintenance thereof, read, 18 May. Committed, 25. 
Reported, and to fleep, 7 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1605,&amp; 1606. 


ARE, Mr. taxed by the Lords for fomething faid at a 
Conference, Debate thereupon, 20 Feb. Cleared, by Vote 
of the Houfe, eod. die. Committee appointed, to confider of 
a Meffage to the Lords thereupon, 22 Feb. Report, 24. 

Hafylwood, Marmyon, Efq; Bill to-enable him to {fell Lands, 
read, 17 Mar. 

TIatton, Sir Chriftopher, Bill from the Lords, to enable him to fell 
Lands, 27 Mar, Read, 31. Committed, 4 Apr. Reported, 
with Amendments, and pafled, 30. Sent to the Lords, 10 May. 

Hay, and Straw, Bill to prevent deceitful Truffes thereof, read, 
17 Feb. Rejected, 2 Apr. 

Hereford, County, Bill for Maintenance of Tillage and Huf- 
bandry therein, read, 6 &amp; 17 Feb. Committed, 20 Mar. 

Hicks, Sir Michael. Vide Skinner. 

Highways, Bill to repair them, read, 1 Feb. Committed, 6. 

Hobby, Sir Edward. Vide Grievances. 

Holdich, John, Bill from the Lords, to relieve him againft a Fine, 
13 May. Read, 15. Committed, 16. Reported, and Countel ta 
be heard, 22. Mr. Holdich in Perfon, and Counfel for the 
other Parties, heard, 23. The Matter agreed to be compro- 
mifed, and Committees chofen by both Parties, eod. die. Bill 
read Third time, and to fleep, 24 May. . 

Holland, Sir John, Bill for his Reftitution, read, 17 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 27. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 7 Mar. Patfied, 
12. Sent to the Lords, 13. ‘ 

Hotham, John, Efg; Billto enable him to fettle a Jointure upon 
his Wife, read, 23 Jan. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed,10 Feb. Pafled, 3 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 6. 

Houjfe, defires the Lord Chamberlain to remove all Strangers, in 
order to make room for the Members, g Nov. Sends the Ser- 
jeant to take into his Cuftody fome Members Servants com- 
mitted by the Judges of the King’s Bench, 24 Jan. Com- 
plaint of the Admitiion of Strangers into the Place appointed 
for the Members of the Houfe, at the Arraignment of the 
Confpirators in the Powder Plot, and Order thereupon, 28 
Jan.—Houfe to be called, 31 Mar. Called,g Apr. To be 
called again, and Defaulters to be fined, 17. Vide Members. 
—Committee to confider of the Diftribution of the Money 
collected for the Officers of the Houfe,27 May. Report, and 
Order thereon, ead. die. 


Vou. I. 





First VoLuME. 
Hull, Merchants of. Vide Merchants. 


4 &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


EREFORDS HIRE, Bill for Maintenance of Til- 
lage and Hufbandry in feveral Manors and Parifhes therein, 
read, 27 Feb. Committed, 4 Mar. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 27. Paffed, 30 Apr. Sent to the Lords, 12 May. 
Returned, with Amendments, 3 June. Amendments agreed 
to, 11. 
High-commifion Court, Particulars touching the exorbitant Power 
and Practices thereof, read, and a Bill to reftrain the fame, 
prefented, 23 June. 
Highways in Suffex, Surrey, and Kent, Bill to repair them, read, 


9 June. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 23.. 


Order for Payment of Fees for it, elfe not to be proceeded 
in, 27. 

Holdich, John, Bill for his Relief, read,11 Mar. Committed, 
28 Apr. Motion for reading the Letters of the Judges and 
Lords Committees relating thereto, 8 June. Letters read, 9. 
A Letter to be written by the Speaker to feveral Gentlemen, 
to endeavour a Compofition, eod. die. Read, and agreed to, 
eod. die. 

Houfe, attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 18 Nov. &amp; 4 July. 
— Divided, but not numbered, 22 Nov.—Rifes at Ten o’Clock, 
upon account of the meeting of a Grand Committee, 1 Dec. 
—Adjourned by the King’s Direétion, 18 Dec. 31 Mar. &amp; 20 
May.—To meet at Eight o’Clock in the Morning, 14 Feb— 
Ordered to be called, 27 Feb. 4 &amp; 5 June. Continues fitting, 
at the Defire of the Lords, 2. 4. &amp; 27, Mar.—Adjourns upon 
the Speaker’s Illnefs, 16. 18. 20. &amp; 23, Mar.—Makes feveral 
Orders in his Abfence, 16.18. &amp; 23, Mar. Goes to the Ab- 
bey on the King’s Inauguration Day, 24 Mar.—Attends the 
King at Whitehall, 31 Mar. &amp; 2 May.—Adjourns, upon ac- 
count of the finall Number of Members prefent, 21 &amp; 22 Apr. 
—Proceedings of the Houfe in the Matter of the Union taxed 
by the King in his Speech, 2 May. Debate, and Proceedings 
thereon, 6 &amp; 7 May.—A Perfon admitted to fiand within the 
Bar, to give Information to the Houfe, upona Mellage from, 
the King, 19 May.—Houfe rifes, without domg Bufinefs, 1 
June. Called, 9 June. Manner of noting the Defaulters, eod. 
die. Members appointed to take Account of the Collection, 
made the preceding Seflion, for the Officers of the Houfe, 9 
June. Comittee named to confider of the Diftribution of it, 
3 July. Report, 4.—Motion for the Houfe to go into a Com- 
mittee in the Forenoon, difagreed to, 26 June.—Houfe to fit in 
the Afternoon, for receiving Bills from the Lords, 30 June. 

Houfes, ditorderly. Vide Inmates. 

Hufbandry. Vide Hereford/hire. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl.1. Seff. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


HH AWK ERS, and petty Chapmen, Bill about them, read, 

and rejected,.24 Feb. 

Hawking, untimely, Bill againft it, and for Prefervation of Phea- 
fants and Partridges, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 17. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 12 May. Pafled, 12 June. 

Hawks, Bill concerning them, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 29. 

Herrings, Bill for free Utterance of them at Yarmouth and Lowes 
ftoff, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 13 Mar. 

Heveningham, Sir John. Vide Jernegan. 

Highways, Bill for Explanation of the Statute for them, read, 28 

Jar. Committed, 30. 

Holdich, Mr. his Bill read, 28 Mar. Committed, 17 Apr. Re- 
perted, and to be ingrofled, 5 July. Pafled, 10. Sent to the 
Lords, 12. 

Horners, of London, Bill touching them, read, 22 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 23. Reported,g Mar. Palfled, and fent to the Lords, 


13. 
Horfes, Bill againft enhancing the Price of them, read, 26 Feb. 


Rejected, 27. 

Haredealiog. Bill touching it, read, 30 Mar. 

Houfe, to be called, 21 Feb. 3. 12. &amp; 17, Mar. and 6 July. Call- 
ed, 3 &amp; 17 Mar. Committee of Privileges to confider of an Or- 
der for Defaulters, 3. Report,7 &amp; 8 To pay the Meflengers 
fent for them, 14 May, &amp; 13 June. Fined, 12 July —Houfe 
to attend the King at Whitehall, 19 &amp; 20 Mar. &amp; 21 May, 
Goes to Wefiminfter Abbey, upon the King’s Inauguration 
Day, 24 Mar. To attend at the Prince’s Creation, 1 June. 
Attends, accordingly, 4. Takes the Oath of Allegiance, 5. 
Vide Ozth.—Order touching the Sum to be colleéted for the 
Officers of the Houfe, 12 July. Collectors appointed, eod. die. 
Committee to confider of the Diftribution, i8 July. Orders 
touching feveral Members making Default, eod. die. Account 
of the Collection brought in, 19 July, Part of it to be diftri- 
buted to the Poor, eod. die. Members, not paying, to be fined, 
eod. die. 

Hubbard, Sir Francis, his Bill read, 7 Mar. Committed, 27.— 
New Bill read, 7 July, Committed, 10. 





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INDEX 2@ the 


¥Funting. Vide Deer. 

Hujfbandry, and Hufwifery, Bill for Maintenance thereof, read, 
17 Mar. Commitied, 27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
28 Apr. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 8 May. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 
ABERDASHERS Company. Vide Monmouth. 


Ueale, Sir Warwick, Bill to enable him to make Leafes, 
read, * *. Committed, 17 May. Reported, and to be in- 
grofied, 24. 

Herbert, William, Bill to naturalize him, read, 16 Apr. 

Herne, Sir Edward, Bill to confirm a Sale of his Lands, read, 11 
May. Committed, 20. 

Highways, Bill for Amendment of them, read, 15 Apr. 
mitted, 7 May. 

Bill for Addition to the Statutes for Highways, read, 7 


Com- 


May. 

Hifing, reprehended by the Speaker, 5 May. 

Homage, Bill of Grace, for avoiding Trouble and Charge upon 
Refpite thereof, read, 20 Apr. Committed, and Counfel to be 
heard, 2 May. Reported, and re-committed, 20. 

Houje, attends the King in the Houfe of Pecrs, 5 &amp; 7 Apr. Or- 
ders a Stranger, coming into the Houfe, into Cuftody, 14 May. 
Permits a Delinquent to come to the Bar ftanding, 17.— Mo- 
tion for a fit Place to keep the Records of the Houte, 20 May. 

Books and Papers belonging to the Houfe, left by the Clerk, 
to be brought to the Committee of Privileges, eod. die. Com- 
plaint of an Afperfion caft upon the Houle by the Bifhop of 
Lincoln, 25 May. Vide Linco/n.—Houfe to attend the King 
at Whitehall, 28 May. 





18° § 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, § 1621. 


HA CK NEY, and Stepenheath, Bill touching the Tenants 
thereof, read, * #. Committed, 13 Mar. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 20. Pafled, 18 May. 

Hail, Sir John, Complaint of the Warden of the Fleet’s refufing 
to give him and Mr. Fuller Liberty to attend the Houfe, 2 
Mar. Report from the Committee for Courts of Juftice, 
touching their Cafe, eod. die. To have Liberty to go abroad to 
folicit, eod. die. Counfel to be heard, 10 &amp; 14 Mar. Heard, 

‘ 16. Debate and Order thereupon, eod. die. 
allamfhire, Cutlers, Bill for good Order and Government of 
them, read, 15 Mar. 

Harman, Mr. his Petition read, and Motion for rejeéting it, 14 
May. 

Hartivoole, Debate about inferting it in the Bill for Durham to 
fend Members, 14 Mar. Struck out, eod. die. 

—_—- Sir George, permitted to give Evidence at the Lords, 
20 Mar. 

Heale, Sir William, his Bill read, * *#. Committed, 28 Feb. 
Reported, 10 Mar. Confent of a Party fignified, and Bill re- 
committed, eod. die. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26 Mar. 

Herbert, William, Bill to naturalize him, read, 7 Mar. 

Hertfordfhire Ele&amp;tion, Vide Eleétions. ; 

Hetley, Mr. Complaint againft him for reflecting upon the Court 
of Wards in his Speech, and fent for, to anfwer it, 17 Mar. 
Heydon, Sir Chriftopher, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 27 Apr. 
Heyron, Henry, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of a Judg- 
ment again{ft him, and declariag his Letters Patents void, 30 

May. Read, 29 Nov. 

Hickes, Sir Bap. Bill to reverfe a Decree in Chancery againft 
him for Joha. Smith, and others, read, 4 May. 

Highways, Bill relating thereto, prefented, 8 Feb. Read, 15. 

King’s Meffage about Highways and Bridges, 26 Apr. 

Committee to confider thereof, and of all Bills in the Houfe 

touching the fame, eod. die. 

Bill againft mifapplying Lands, given for Repair of Cau- 
feys and Highways, read, 2 May. 

Hindon Ele&amp;tion, and double Return, Motion about it, and Par- 
ties to be heard at the Committee of Privileges, 27 Mar. 
Report, and Refolution thereupon, 18 Apr. 

Hogan, Robert, Bill for declaring the Ufes of a Fine levied by 
him, read, g May. 

Hollyman, Biilread, 13 Mar. Committed, 8 May. 

Horje, and Armour, Bill relating thereto, prefented, 8 Feb. 

Horfeman, Mr. bis Bill read, 13 Mar. Committed, 20. 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 16 May. 

Hofpitals, and Work-houfes, for the Poor, Bill for encouraging 
them, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, eod. die. 

——-— Bill for Prefervation of Hofpitals, with the Lands and 
Poffeilions thereof, read, 24 Apr. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation and Continuance 
of Grammar Schools, and Hofpitals, 5 Dec. 

Hojilers, and Innholders, Bill read twice, and committed, 28 May. 

Houfe, Wworn, 30 Jan. ‘To receive the Communion, 5 Feb. Vide 
Comimunion.— Debate touching the Means of preferving the 








Re- 








First VoLuME. 
Liberties of the Houfe, eod. die. Vide Privileges —Houle to bé 
called, 9 Feb. To be {worn over again, eod. die. Vide Mem- 
bers —Precedents of Punifhments, infli@ted by the Houfe, re- 
— 8 Mar. Houfe attends a Commiffion in the Houfe of 

eers, for giving the royal Affent to fome Bills, 22. Debate 

and Refolution touching an Adjournment of the Houfe, eod. 
die. Vide Adjournment.—Houfe goes to the Abby, to hear 4 
Sermon on the King’s Inauguration Day, 24 Mar. Speaker to 
fend his Warrant to the Surveyor of the Works, and Com- 
mittee to confider of neceflary Alterations to be made in the 
Houfe, 26.—Houfe to be prefent at the giving of Judgments 
upon Impeachments, eod. die. Complaint of Mifinformations 
given to the King, touching the Proceedings of the Houfe, 24 
Apr. Committee appointed, to confider of the ancient Ordi- 
nances concerning this Matter, and of a fit Courfe to remedy 
it,1 May. Debate touching the Power of the Houfe in regard 
to Judicature, 2 May. Vide Floyd.—Houtfe adjourns itfeif, in 
purfuance of the King’s Comumiilions, 4 June, 14 Nov. &amp;19 
Dec.—Relation of the State of the Bufinefs in the Houfe, and 
Orders thereupon, 20 Nov. 

Hudjon, Mr. Vide Coke, Sir Edward. 

Hull, Abraham, Bill to naturalize him, read, 28 Apr. 

Hutton, Juftice. Vide Morley. 





21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624; 


ABEAS CORPUS, Writs of. Vide Writs. 
Flackney. Vide Wentworth. 

Hallamfhire, Cutlers of, Bill for the Government of them, pre- 
fented, and read, 25 Mar. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 12. Paffed, 23. 

Hamilton, Marquis of, Bilt from the Lords, for his Naturdliza- 
tion, 14 Apr. Read twice, and committed, eod. die. Reported, 
and paffed, * *. 

Harris, Dr. Complaint againft him for undue Praétices about the 
Election for Blechingley, 22 Mar. Cummittee of Privileges to 
examine it, eod. die. Report, 29 Apr. Ordered to be brought 
to the Bar as a Delinquent, eod. die. Cenfured, and ordered to 
acknowledge his Fault in the Pulpit, 30 Apr. Difcharged, 
eod. die. 

Harvey, Sir Simon, Committee to perufe his Books, 1 May. Or- 
dered to bring them in, 3. Report touching his Abufes in 
relation to Purveyance, 11. Complaint to’be prefented to the 
King, eod. die. Petition of Grievance concerning him, read, 
and agreed to, 25 May. 

rer Election, Report and Refolution touching it, 28 

Tay. 

Heralds, Complaint againft them, and Committee to confider 
thereof, 28 Apr. Mr. Yorke’s Petition referred, 29. Com- 
mittee impowered to fend for Parties, 30. Report, 8 May. 
Petition of the Heralds read, eod. die. Confideration of the 
Jurifdiétion of the Earl Marfhal’s Court poftponed, eod. die. 
Vifitations by the Heralds voted a Grievance, eod. die. Motion 
for fending to the Lord Marthal about Mr. Yorke, difagreed 
to, 15 May. 

Heron, Sir Edward, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 26 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 10 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 29 Apr. 
Paffed, 4 May. 

Henry, Bill from the Lords, to make void Letters Patent 
to him for packing and drying of Fifh, 4 May. Read twice, 
and committed, eod. die. Reported, and pafied, 5 May. 

Hertford, Earl of, Bilk to enable him to fell Lands, read, 6 Mar. 
Committed, 10. Reported, and re-committed, 23. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled, 7 Apr. 

Borough of, reftored, 4 May. 

Holderne/s, Earl of. Vide James. 

Hopkins, John. Vide Stratford. 

Hofpitals, and Work-houfes, Bill to revive an Aét 39 Eliz. for 
erecting them, read, 25 Feb.—Bill from the Lords, to the 
fame Purpofe,1o Mar. Read, eod. die. Committed, 18 Mar. 
Reported, with Amendments, eod. die. Pafled, eod. die. 

Report touching Sir Jo. Towntend’s Patent of concealed 

Hofpitals, 28 Apr. Vide Conceulments. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of Hofpitals and 
Free-fchools, 15 May. Read twice, and committed, 19. 

Hoftlers. Vide Innholders. 

Houfe, fworn, 12 &amp; 16 Feb. To receive the Communion, 23. 
Appoints Dr. Bargrave to preach, eod. die. Report touching 
the Number of Communicants, 18 Mar.—Houfe to be called, 
12 May.—Collection to be made for the Officers of the Houfe, 
and Committee appointed to receive it, eod.die. Motion about 
the Diniribution of it, 27 May. Account of the Sum collected, 
and Orders thereon, 29. 














1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 
ABEAS CORPUS, Writs of, Bill to refirain the 


granting of them, read, * *. Committed, * *. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 4 Aug. Pafled, 9. 
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Hart, Captain, his Petition tendered, and to reft till the Houfe 
fuller, 8 Aug. Another Petition read, 10. 

Houfe, to receive the Communion, 21 June. Appoints Perfons 
to preach before them thereat, 21 &amp; 22. Orders a Fatt to be 
kept amongtft themfelves, 21. Attends a Commiflion in the 
Houfe of Peers, for giving the royal Affent to Bills, 11 July. 
Adjourns to Oxford, eod. die. Vide Adjournment.—Houle to 
be covered at a Conference with the Lords, if the Lords be 
covered, 8 Aug. Order touching the Collection to be made 
for the Officers of the Houfe, 12 Aug. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. I. Parl. 2. A. 1625 &amp; 1626. 


HA CK ETT, Mr. his Bill read, 6 June. | 
; Hartop, Sir Thomas, Sheriff of Leicefter. Vide Leicester- 
shire. 

Heaman, Mr. Report from the Committee of Grievances, touch- 
ing his Petition for the Lofs of his Ship, and felect Committee 
appointed to confider of it, 22 Mar. Inftruétion touching the 
Manner of their Proceeding, 24. 

High Commiffion Court, Star-chamber, &amp;c. Committee appoint- 
= to draw a Bill againit ftopping Proceedings therein, 24 

ay. 

—— A. Efq. Bill to fell Lands, read, 25 Feb. Committed, 
1 Mar. 

Toufe, to receive the Communion, 9 Feb. Appoints the Dean of 
Canterbury to preach thereat, eod. die. Declares itfelf to have 
Power to fend the Serjeant to deliver a Prifoner, without a Ha- 
beas Corpus, 15 Feb. Orders the Doors to be locked, and none 
to go out without Leave, 15 &amp; 27 Mar. 1 Apr. &amp; 12 May. 
Adjourns, upon a Meflage from the King for that Purpofe, 28 
Mar. &amp; 5 Apr. To be called, 3 &amp; 5 Apr. &amp; 23 May. To 
rife, upon Queftion, 3 Apr. Called, 5 Apr. &amp; 2 June. Or- 
ders and Proceedings touching the Defaulters, 5 Apr. 23 May ; 
2,3-5-10 &amp; 14 June. Houle numbered, upon a Divifion, 
notwithftanding the yielding of the Noes, q May. Colleétion 
to be made for the Officers of the Houfe, and Committee ap- 
pointed to receive it, 13 June. Order touching the Difiribution 
of it, 15. Members negleéting to pay it, to pay double, eod. die. 
Order for Payment of a further Sum, eod. die. 

Howard, Sir Robert, Complaint of his being excommunicated, 
and imprifoned, during Privilege, and Committee appointed to 
confider of it, 17 Feb. To be difpented with from receiving 
the Communion, 18. Report touching him and Refolutions 

thereupon, 21 Mar. Matter to be confidered in the Houfe, and 
Parties complained of to attend, 21 &amp; 24. Committee to 
confider of Queftions to be afked- them, 21. Interroga- 
tories tendered, 29 Apr. Sir H. Martin heard, eod. die. Several 
other Perfons examined,-3 May. Refolution and Proceedings 
thereupon, eod. die.:. Information given to the Houfe, of the. 
Proceedings againft Sir Robert being vacated, and Order there- 
upon, 10 June. Proceedings to be brought to the Committee, 


14. 

Hutton, Sir Timothy, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 5 
May. Committed, 11. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 
June. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 


HY MOND, Edmund, Bill to fell Lands, read, 14 June. 
Committed, 16. . 

Herbert, Sir Arnold, Bill to reverfe a Decree in Chancery be- 
tween him and others, Plaintiffs, and Mr. Lownes, and others, 
Defendants; read, 18 Apr. Mr. Lownes’s Petition read, eod. 
die. To have Counfel and Solicitors, and Privilege to follow 
the Bill, eod. die. Bill committed, 10 May. Another Petition 
from Lownes, read, and Counfel affigned him, 21. 

Hertford, new Writ ordered, 1 May. Order touching the Deli- 
very of it, 7. 

Heveningham, Sir John, Declaration of the Judges, touching 
their Proceedings upon a Habeas Corpus brought by him, re- 
ferred to the Committee for fearching Records, 21 Apr. 

Higgons, Mr. his Petition, touching the billetting of Soldiers, 
read, and referred to the Committee for Deputy Lieutenants, 
1 May. Report, and Order thereupon, 21. 

Hopkinjon, Thomas, fent for by the Serjeant, for arrefting a 
Meinber’s Servant, 20 May. Difcharged, 3 June. 

Houfe, fworn, 17 Mar. Attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 
17 &amp; ig Mar. 28 Apr. 2 &amp; 26 June. To receive the Com- 
munion, and Committee appointed to fee it done, 20 Mar. 
Collection to be made thereat, 3 Apr. Report touching it, and 
Order for the Difiribution, 16.—Houfe orders into Cuftody a 
Perfon coming in, not being a Member, 2 Apr. Vide Parfons. 
—To be called, 9. 17. 21 &amp; 22 Apr. &amp; 2 June. Forbears a 
Recefs at Eafter, upon the King’s Detire, 10 Apr, To attend 
the King at Whitehall, 11 Apr. 5 &amp; 28 May. Agrees to con- 
tinue fitting, at the Defire of the Lords, 23 Apr. 12 &amp; 17 
May. . ueftion about the Sum to be collected for the Officers 

Vou. l, 





First VoLuME. 


of the Houfe, 23 Apr. Order relating thereto, eod. die. Come 


mittee appointed to receive it, 24 Apr. Order for Payment of 


it, 6 May. Orders touching the Diftribution of it, 15 &amp; 26 
May. Committee appointed to confider of a Courfe for com- 
pelling the Members of the laft Parliament, not re-elected, to 
pay their Arrearage, 15 May. Members at the Call to declare, 
whether they paid it, 2 June.—Houfe orders the Doors to be 
locked, and no Members to go out, 1, 2. 6, 7.22 &amp; 24 May; 
5, § &amp;g June. ‘To meet at Seven o’Clock in the Morning, 
4 June. . 

Tuntley, George, Report from Committee for Courts of Juflice, 
touching his Petition, and Order thereon, 2 Apr. 


4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef 2. A. 1628. 


H: AMOND, Edmund, Bill to fell Lands, read, 6 Feb: 
Committed, 12. 

Herbert, Sir Arnold, Bill to reverfe a Decree, touching him and 
others, read, 22 Jan.—Complained of for caufing a Procefs to 
be ferved upon Serjeant Diggs, and ordered to attend, 24 Jan. 
Difcharged, 27. 

Hertford, new Writ. Vide Writs. 

Hilton, Mr. his Petition againft Lord Savyle, read, and referred 
to a Committee, 16 Feb. 

House, to be called, 21 Jan. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef? 2. A. 1548. 


EOFAYLS, Bill for continuing the A&amp; relating thereto, 
paffed, 8 Mar. Vide Aés. 
Inquifitions. Vide Efcheators. 
Iron, Gads of, Bill from the Lords, againft making them inftead 
of Steel, read, 5 &amp; 7 Dec. Paffed, 10. 
Juries de Circumfiantibus, Bill for continuing the A&amp; for that 
Purpofe, pafled,8 Mar. Vide Adis. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 3. A. 1549. 


MAGES. Vide Books. 
Journeymen. Vide Servants. 
Tfley, Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 4 Jan. 
Read, 8 &amp; 14. Paffed, 15. . 
Jurifdiétion, ecclefiaftical, Bill from the Lords, for Adminiftra- 
tion of it, 24 Dec. Read, eod. die. Committed, 8 Jan—New 
Bill read twice, and to be ingroffed, 21 Jan. Read Third time, 
22. Paffed, 31. 


5° &amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 4. A. 1551 &amp; 1552. 


INNS. Vide Vidualling-houfes, 

Journeymen, and Apprentices, Bill relating to them, com- 
mitted, 28 Feb. Read, 25 Mar. To be ingroffed, 1 Apr. 
Paffed, 11. 

Iron-mills, near Horfham, Bill to avoid them, read, 23 Feb. &amp; 8 
Mar. Counsel to be heard againft it, 16 Mar. Heard, 17. Bill 
to be ingroffed, 24. Vacated, 5 Apr. 

Bill for avoiding them within Twenty-four Miles of Lon- 

don, read, 26 Feb. 

Bill to prevent any more being ere¢ted in Suffex, read, 

26 Feb. &amp; 16 Mar. 

Bill to avoid them near Guilford, and other Places in 

Surrey, read, and to be ingroffed, 5 Apr. 

Bill to avoid them near Ryegate, read, 5 Apr. 














1° Mar. 1. Parl.1. Sef: 2. A. 1553. 


NTEREST of Money, Bill for employing it in charitable 
Ufes, read, 13 Nov. 


1°&amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


NN-HOLDERS, Bill to permit them to fell Wines, 
read, 11 &amp; 26 Dec. 
Inns, and Hoftries, Bill touching Goods brought into them, read, 
8 Dec. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


MPROPRIATIONS. Vide First-fruits, and Poole. 
Juries, Bill for fufficient Returns of them, read, g Nov. 

Justices of Peace, Bill for them to take Examinations of Per- 
fons accufed of Felony, or Manflaughter, read, 4 Nov. To be 
ingrofled, 7. Patffed, 8. 

Bill touching Juftices of Peace in Cities, not being: 
Counties, read, 7 Nov. To be ingroffed, 8. Paffed, 9. 

— Bill, that no Servants, except the King’s and Queen’s, 
fhall be Juftices of Peace, read, 30 Oct. Vide Servants. 


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4? &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seff-1. A. 1557. 


URIES, de Circumfiantibus, Bill for returning them, where 
the King or Queen is Party, read, 24 &amp; 26 Feb. ‘To be in- 
grofled, 3 Mar. Pafled, 4. 


1° Eliz. Parl. 1. A. 1558 &amp; 1559. 


[NGROSSERS. Vide Foreftallers. 
Judgments, Bill to reverfe them for lack of Summons, read, 
18 Feb. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562 &amp; 1563. 


[NDEN TURES of Bargain and Sale, Bill from_the 
Lords, for enrolling them in Laneafter, Chefter, and Dur- 
ham, 15 Mar. Read,16&amp;17. Paffed,1 Apr. 

Jones, Sir Henry, complains of his Servants being imprifoned, 
and Committee to examine it, 5 Feb. Privilege — them,. 
10. Bill againft them, read, and committed, 12. To be carried 
by the Serjeant before the Lord Chief Juftice, and releafed, 
upon giving Bond for their Appearance, eod. die. 

Fron-miil, near Guilford, Bill for putting it down, read, 16 Jan. 
Mr. Elrington to have Notice, 21. Defires a Copy, and to be 
heard by Counfel, 22. Heard, 29. Articles in Favour of the 
Bill, read, eod. die. Committee to hear the Parties, and Proofs 
on both Sides, 30 Jan. 

Tfley, William, and Edward, Bill from the Lords, for their Re- 
ftitution, 16 Feb. Read, 25. Counfel heard, touching a Pro- 
vifo for Mr. Baker and Mr. Leonard, 4 Mar. Agreement of 
the Parties fignified, and Bill to proceed, 5. Read a Second 
time, eod. die. Paffed, 10 Mar. 

Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his 
Daughters, 16 Feb. Read twice, 25. Pafled, 10 Mar. 

Judges, ecclefiaftical, Bill, that they fhall be Graduates in Oxford 
or Cambridge, read, 6 Mar. To be ingrofled, 13. Read Third 
time, 26. Paffed, 27. 

Juries de Circumftantibus, Bill to have them in Wales and Lan- 
cafter, read, 1 Feb. 





8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef: 2. A. 1560. 
[MP OST, Bill to take it away, read, 30 Nov. 


Informations, upon penal Statutes, Bill touching them, read, 
3 O&amp;. Committed, 4 &amp; 12.—New Bill read, 11 O&amp;. Com- 
mitted, 12.—New Bill read, and committed, 26 Oct. To be 
ingrofled, 30. Pafled,6 Nov, Provifo, and Amendments there- 
to, fent from the Lords, read, and committed, 11 &amp; 19 Dec. 
Juries, in Middlefex, Bill to give them Cofts in divers Trials, 
read, 13 Nov. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


EOFAILES, Bill relating thereto, read, 2 May. Com- 
mitted, 12.—New Bill read, 16 May. To be ingroffed, 23. 
Inn-holders, Bill for their Redrefs, read, 10 Apr. 
Ipfwich, Bill for paving it, read, 11 May. Paffed, 23. 
Juries, Bill for impanneling them, read, 10 Apr. Rejeéted, 20. 
Bill againft returning Perfons of the Queen’s Houfhold 
on Juries, read, 11 Apr. Committed, 14 May. To be in- 
grofled, 21. Pafled, 22. 





14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. A. 1572. 


JUDGMENTS at Common Law, Bill againft Delays 
thereof, read, 24 May. Committed, 24 June. ‘’o be in- 
grofled, 26. Pafled, and fent to the Lords with f{pecial Com- 
mendation, 28. 
Jujlices of Peace. Vide Servants. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 2. 4.1575. 


EOFAINUES, Bill relating thereto, read, 14 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 15. Committee to meet, 21. Bill read the Third 
time, 5 Mar.—New Bill read twice, and to be ingroffed, 5 
Mar. Pafled, 6. Sent from the Lords with Amendments, 13. 
Informers. Vide Promoters. 
fun-holders, and Tiplers, Bill againft them, read, and committed, 
17 Feb.—New Bill read, 2 Mar. To be ingroffed, 5. Read 
the Third time, 8. Provifo thereto twice read, and to be in- 
grofied, eod. die. Bill and Provifo dathed, eod. die. 
I — near Godmanchefter, Bill for Redrefs of them, read, 
23 Feb. 
Johnfon, Charles, ordered into Cuftody for coming into the Houfe, 
— being a Member, 13 Feb. Motion and Order touching 
im, 15. 
Tron-wire, Bill touching it, read, 23 Feb. Rejected, 24. 
Tey, William, Efg. Bill for Payment of his Debts, read, 11 &amp; 
02 


14 Feb. Provifo twice read, and committed, with the Bill, 14. 
Two Provifoes twice read, and to be ingrofled, with the Bill, 
21. Bill paffed, 22. Conference defired by the Lords, touching 
it, and agreed to, 27. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff? 3. A. 158e. 


TI N ¥ ABITANTS, Bill againft the Decay of them, read, 
2 an. 

Sia and Alehoufes, Bill againft the Multitude of them, read, 
and rejected, 1 Feb. 

Infiruments, counterfeit. Wide Seals. 

Fron-mills, Bill againft ereéting them near the City of London, 
and the Thames, read, 27 Jan. Committed, 28—New Bill 
read, and rejected, 13 Feb. Another Bill to be drawn, and Re- 
folutions concerning the Purport of it, eod. die. Bill prefented, 
21 Feb. Read, 24. Read a Second time, but that Reading 
not to ftand for a Reading, 4 Mar. To be ingroffed, 8. Paffed, 
13. Conference defired by the Lords thereupon, and agreed 
to, 18. Bill fent from the Lords, with Amendments, eod. die. 
Amended accordingly, eod. die. 

Jurors, Bill touching the Return of them, prefented, and read, 
24 Feb. Tobe ingroffed, 11 Mar. Dathed, 15. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef? 1. A. 1603 &amp; 1604. 
ERMY, Sir Thomas, Bill to. make void a Decree, &amp;c. 


touching him and Sir M. Styward, read, 20 Apr. Commit- 
ted,g May. Reported, and rejected, 11 June. 

Jernegan, Henry, Bill from the Lords, for Sale of Lands, 30 

May. Read, 31. Committed, 7 June. Reported, 11. Paffed, 


15. 

Jefuits. Vide Recufants. 

Impropriations, Bill for affigning a convenient Portion thereout 
for a preaching Minifter, read, and rejected, 22 June. 

Enclofures. Vide Poor. 

Incumbents of ecclefiaftical Livings, Bill to avoid unjuft Suits 
againft them, read, * *. Committed, 19 June. Reported, 
and to fleep, 30. 

Infants, Bill touching common Recoveries againft them, read 
22 Mar. Committed, 27. 

Bill to make void the Marriage or Contracts of Infants, 
read, 31 May. Committed, 4 June. 

Informers upon penal Statutes, Bill for Reformation of their 
Abufes, read, 25 May. Committed, 1 June. 

Inmates, and new Buildings, Bill to prevent Mifchiefs arifing 
therefrom, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 27—New Bill read, 
30 June. Committed, 2 July. 

Inns. Vide Alehoufes, and Viéiualling-houfes. 

Jones, William, delivers a Bill to the Speaker coming to the 
Houfe, 15 May. Committed to the Serjeant, eod. die. Houfe 
acquainted, by the Speaker, with the Purport of the Bill, and 
of the King’s having affumed the Examination of it to himfelf, 
and retained it, 17 May. Motions thereupon, eod. die. Fur- 
ther Debate, touching the Delivery of the Bill out of the 
Houle, and Order thereupon, 23 May. Jones’s Petition left 
on the Table by a Member, 2 June. Another Petition read, 
and Order for his Difcharge, 5 July. 

Journals of the Houfe. Vide Records. 

Irifh Servitors in the Wars, Motion for their Relief, and Com- 
mittee appointed to confider thereof, 26 Mar. King’s Meilage 
concerning them, 16 May. Petition of feveral other Officers 
read, and referred to the fame Committee, 21. Projeét for 
their Relief reported, 24. Motions about it, and Committee 
to meet thereupon, 12 June. Project reported, and agreed to, 
20. 

Judgments, Bill for regiftering fuch, as may impeach Purchafes 
of Lands, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 5 May. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 19. Counfel to be heard, for the Prothono- 
taries of the Common Pleas, againft it, 22. Heard, and Bill 
dafhed, 25. 

Jujtice, Bill for better Execution thereof, paffed, 20 Apr. Vide 
Extortion. 





3° &amp; 4° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1605 &amp; 1606. 


JE SUITS, and Seminaries, Matter touching them, to be 

offered by the Speaker to the King, 9 Apr. King to be 

moved for Execution of the Laws again{ft them, 13 May. His 
Anfwer reported, 16. Vide Recufants. 

Impofitions. Vide Grievances, and Taxes. 

Inmates, and new Buildings, Bill to prevent Dangers arifing 
therefrom, read, 23 Jan. Committed, 24. Reported, and re- 
committed, 20 Mar. Rejeéted, 1 Apr. 

Johnfion, ..., one of the Confpirators in the Powder Plot, 
apprehended, 5 Nov. 

Joiners, and Carvers, Bill for eftablifhing a former Statute con- 
cerning them, read, 28 Feb. 


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Judges, An Objection to their Competency for conferring with 
the Commons, 12 Apr. ; 

Juries, Bill to reform Abufes in impanneling them, read, 29 Jan. 
Committed, 31. 

Jurors. Vide Grievances. 

Jujtices of Peace, Bill for Cap. utlagatum to be awarded by 
them, prefented, 17 Mar. Read, * *, Committed, 1 Apr. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. ‘Sess. 3. A. 1606 &amp; 1607. 
JES UITS, Priefts, and Recufants, Committee appointed 


to frame a Petition to the King, to enforce the Laws againft 
them, 18 May. Petition reported, 11 June. Motion for read- 
ing it oppofed by the Speaker, and King’s Difapprobation of 
the Proceeding fignified, 16. Debate thereon, and Committee 
appointed to fearch Precedents in relation thereto, eod. die. 
King’s Meffage touching the Petition, 18 June. Petition read, 
and to fleep, eod. die. 

Inmates, and unneceflary Buildings, in and near London, Bill to 
avoid the Number of them, read, 6 Dec. Committed, 8. Re- 
ported, and rejected, 19 June.—Bill, to the fame Purpofe, from 
the Lords, 3 Mar. Read, 7. Committed, 27 Apr. 

Bill from the Lords, againft dividing of Tenements, In- 
mates, Underfitters, and diforderly Houfes, 3 Mar. Read, 6. 
Rejeéted, 11.—New Bill read,6 May. Committed, 15. 

Inundations, in feveral Counties, Committee to confider of Means 
to repair Loffes occafioned thereby, 3 Mar. Report, 27. 

Jointurefes of Efiates in Tail, Bill to make them punithable for 
Watie, read, 16 Feb. Committed, 26. 

Journals of the Houfe, Committee of Privileges to perufe them, 
19 June. Report, and Order thereupon, 3 July. 

Tron-mills, near London, Bill concerning them, read, 2 Mar. 
Committed, 11. Reported, and to fleep, 14. 





7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl, 1. Sess. 4. A. 1609 &amp; 1610, 


DLENESS, Bill for fuppreffing it, read, 18 Apr. Com- 
mitied, 19. 

Jenifon, William, and Joln, Bill to confirm a Partition of Lands 
between them, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 22. Reported, and 
to fleep, and new Bill ordered, 20 Mar. Read, 24. Commit- 
ted, 29. Reported, and rejefed, 19 June. 

Jernegan, Henry, Etq ; Bill to confirm the Sale of his Lands made 
to Sir John Heveningham, read, 16 Feb. Committed, 20. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5 Mar. Pafled, * *. Sent to 
the Lords, 13. 

Jesuits. Vide Priests. 

Impofitions, Report from Committee of Grievances touching them, 
25 Apr. Further Report, 30. Copy of a Record 46 E. IIL. 
touching this Matter, read, and to be examined by the Original, 
eod. die. Avowed to be true, 1 May. Committee appointed to 
fearch Records touching Impofitions, eod. die. King’s Counfe] 
to attend, 4 &amp; 10 May. King’s Meflage touching the Pro- 
ceedings of the Houle in this Cafe, 11. Debate, and Proceed- 
ings thereupon, eod. die. Another Meflage about them, 12 
May. To be confidered of in a Committee of the whole 
Houle, eod. die. Another Meflage. from the King, 15 May. 
Committee to treat of a Meflage to the King cantiag Impo- 
fitions, 18. Draught of it reported, and agreed to, and to be 
prefented to the King, 19. Report of the Delivery thereof, and 
Houfe to attend the King thereon, 21. Debate touching his 
Speech, forbidding the Houfe to debate his Right of impofing, 
and Committee to confider of a Courfe to be taken therein, 22. 
Petition to the King thereupon reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. 
Form of it entered, eod. die. King to be attended therewith, and 
Committee appointed to deliver it, 24 May. His Anfwer re- 
ported, 25. Debate, and Refolution thereupon, eod. die. Report 
touching Recards fearched, 26 May. Further Search to be 
made, 6 &amp; 9 June. Records brought, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 11. Report touching them, 12. Tobe 
further confidered, eod. die. Committee to confider of a Petition 
touching Impofitions, 15 June. Report, 16. Records, from 
the Exchequer and Tower, brought in, and to be debated ina 
Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. Committee to fearch 
the Port-books, eod. die. Report, and Order, touching the 
Records, 19 June. Further Report touching them, 22. Debate 
touching Impofitions in ‘the Grand Committee, 23. 28 &amp; 29 
June; 2July. Report, and Committee appointed to confider 
of the Frame of a Petition to the King thereon, 3 July. Peti- 
tion reported, and agreed to, 4. Committee to digeft the 
Debate 10. Bill, againft Impofitions, to be prepared, eod. die. 
Read, and committed, 14 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
16. Patled, and fent to the Lords, 17. 

Informers, Bill againtt them, prefented, 20 June. Read, * #. 
Committed, 25 June. 

Inmates, and new Buildings, Bill touching them, prefented, 5 
May. Read 8. Comuitted, 16, 

Journal, Committee to perufe the Entries therein, and to perfec 
them, 9 Feb. Report, and Order thereon, 19. 

Vou, I. 


First VoLumMe, 


Jurifdiétion, ecclefiaftical, Bill relating thereto, read, 12 Mar, 
Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 May, 
-Paffed, 21. 

Jujiice, Bill for better Execution thereof, read, 2 May. Vide 
Remanding. 


Jujtices of Peace. Vide Magiftrates, 
12° Jac. I. Parl, 2. A. 1614, 


P ERNEGAN, Mr. Bill for confirming a Decree in Chan- 
cery concerning him, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 9 May, 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 16. Pafled, 23. 

Jesuits, Motion for a Proclamation againft them, to be confidered 
by a Committee, 13 Apr. Letters in their Favour, to the 
Town-clerk of London, and the Clerk of the Peace for Mid- 
vn to be brought to the Committee for Recufants, 12 
May. 

Impojitions. Vide 'Tazes. 

Report from Committee of Grievances, touching the 
King’s Claim of Impofitions, and Debate thereon, 5 May, 
Conterence to be defired with the Loids thereon, and Com- 
mittee appointed to prepare the Manner of it, eod. die. Records 
concerning Impofitions, to be brought to the Committee, 6 
May. Matter of the Conference reported, and re-committed, 
12. The King’s .Counfel fent for, 16. Order for fearch of 
Records, eod. die. Further Debate, and Matter to be ar- 
gued in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. Report 
touching the Difpofition of the Parts of the Conference, and 
Order thereupon, 19 May. Meflage to be fent to the Lords, 
for a Conference, eod. die. Queftion about the King’s Right of 
impofing, argued in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. 
die. Speaker's Letters to be fent for Records, 20 May. Con- 
ference detired with the Lords, 21. Further Debate touching 
the King’s Right of impofing, eod. die Debate touching an 
Afpertion caft upou the Houle for their Proceedings in this 
Matter, and Committee appointed to confider of it, 25 May. 
— Lincoln. Conterence difagreed to by the Lords, 26 

Jay. 

pie and new Buildings, Bill against them, read, 13 May. 
Committed, 1 June. 

Inquifitions. Vide Offices. . 

Journals, and Records, of the Houfe, Motion fora fit Place to 
keep them in, referred to the Committee of Privileges, 15 Apr. 
&amp; 20 May. 

Ifjue, general, Bill of Grace to admit the pleading of it, read, 2 
May. Committed, 6. 

Judgments, at Common Law, Bill for the Peace of the Subjects 
after obtaining them, read, 3 June. 





18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620 &amp; 1621. 


JE OFAYLES, Bill for Reformation of them, read, 8 
Feb. Committed, 2 May. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 


24. 

Jermy, Lady, her Bill read, g Mar. 

Jernegan, Mr. Bill touching him, read, 7 Feb. Committed, 
* * . Reported, and to be ingrofled, g Mar. 

Jefuits. Vide Recufants. 

Iichefter, Petition from thence, to fend Burgeffes to Parliament, 
referred to the Committee of Privileges, 26 Mar. Report, and 
Writ ordered, 27. 

Impeachments. Vide Bennett, Chancellor, Landaph, Mitchell, 
and Monperfon. 

Impropriations, Bill to let them to Vicars Incumbents, read, and 
rejected, 28 Apr. 

Imprifonment, contrary to Magna Charta, Bill to fecure the Sub- 
jects therefrom, read, 30 Apr. Debated, and committed, 
5 May. Reported, and re-committed, 28. Order for the 
meeting of the Committee thereon, 20 Noy. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 27. Pafled, 30. 

Informers, and Promoters, Bill, againft them, prefented, and read, 
6 Feb. Debated, and committed, 8. Order for the fitting of 
the Committee thereon, 6 Mar. Bill reported, and re-committed, 
7. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. Pafled, 19. Conference 
defired by the Lords about it, 19 Apr. Committee appointed 
to manage it, and impowered to debate, eod. die. Report 
touching the Objections of the King’s Counfel to the Bill, 
and the Anfwer of one of the Managers for the Commons 
thereto, 21 Apr. Another Conference to be defired with 
the Lords thereon, and Committee appointed to prepare 
the Heads, eod. die. Conterence agreed to by the Lords, 
24 Apr. Sub-committee appointed to debate thereat, eod. 
die. Conference reported, 26. Another Conference defired 
by the Lords, between the Sub-committees of both Houfes, 
and agreed to, 30 May. Report of fome Amendments pro- 
pofed by the Lords, and Refolutions and Order thereupon, 
eod. die. Bill fent from the Lords, with Amendments, 4 June. 
Amendments read, and referred to a Committee, 24 Nov. Bill 
to be new ingroffed, 28. A Precedent read, and Committee 

appointed, 


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IN DEX @o the First VoLuME. 


appointed to examine the Bill, 29- Examination reported, 2 
Dec. Lords to be defired to appoint a Committee to examine 
it, eod. die. Committee appointed to meet the Lords at a Con- 
ference thereon, and Precedent to be carried with them, eod. 
die. Report of the Conference, and of the Delivery of the 
Bill to the Lords, 3 Dec. 

Inmates. Vide Buildings. ; 

Inns, Oftries, and Alehoufes, Report touching the Patents for li- 
cenfing them, 27 Feb. Arguments touching the — of 
thefe Patents, 7 Mar. Vide Monperfon. Matter of the Ale- 
houfes to be reviewed, and Patentees, and others, to attend, 12 
Mar. Debate and Refolution touching the Method of pro- 
ceeding, 21 Apr. Committee appointed to examine the 
Grievance, eod. die. King’s Meflage relating thereto, 24 Apr. 
Debate and Proceedings thereon, eod. die. Report touching 
the Patent and Proclamation, §c. concerning lehoufes, 11 
May. ‘To be tranfmitted to the Lords, eod. die. 

Committee appointed to draw Bills for regulating Inns 
and Aiehoufes, 24 Apr. Impowered to fend for the Patent to 
the Clerk of the Market, 25.—Bill relating to Inns, read, 16 
May. Committed, 28. 

Inguifitions. Vide Offices. 

Journal of the Houfe, Committee to perufe it, 10 &amp; 13 Feb. 26 
Mar. &amp; 19 Dec. 

Ireland, Debate touching the Grievances thereof, and Committee 
appointed to enquire thereinto, 26 Apr. Perfons fent for to 
attend the Committee, 27. King’s Meffage touching this En- 
quiry, 30 Apr. Debate, and Meflage to the King thereupon, 
eod. die. His Anfwer reported, 1 May. 

- Debate, whether a Peer of Ireland can ferve in Parlia- 
ment, and Order thereupon, 21 Noy. 

Ir: Cattle. Vide Cattle. 

Ijue, general, Bill of Grace for pleading it, read, * *. Commit- 
ted, 18 May. Repofted, and to be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, 
28. Sent to the Lords, 28 Nov. 

Jurors, infufficient, Bill to avoid the Return of them, read, 17 
Mar. Debated, and committed, 19 Apr. 

Juftice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 

Jujtices of Peace, and other Officers, Bill to make perpetual an 
A&amp; to avoid contentious Suits brought againft them, read, 14 
Mar. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23 
Pafied, 24 Apr. 

Petition concerning Choice of Juftices of the Peace, pre- 
fented, and referred to a Committee, 25 Apr. King to be 
moved to reform the Multitude of Juftices of Peace, 26. Lord 
Chancellor’s Anfwer to a former Motion, of the fame Nature, 
reported, eod. die. Lift of Juftices, in the feveral Shires, to be 

iven in, 28 Apr. King’s Meflage touching Clergymen being 
j uftices, and Debate thereupon, 1 May. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623 &amp; 1624. 


JACOBSON, Philip, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize, 


him, 7 Apr. Read, 10. Committed, 15. Reported, 27. 
Paffed, 30. 

James, Sir Henry, Bill to affure divers of his Lands to Martin 
Lumley, and others, read, 2 Mar. Committed, 12. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 22. Paffed, 5 Apr. Sent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 8 May. Amendments agreed to, 12. 

Jeofayles, Bill for Reformation thereof, read, 1 Mar. To be 
ingrofled, 8. Paffed, 16. Returned from the Lords, with 
Amendments, 22. Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 

Jermy, Lady, her Bill read, 5 Apr. Committed, 7. 

Jesuits, and Priefis, Information given of their fending great 
Sums of Money Abroad, 12 Mar. Committee appointed to in- 
form the Lords thereof, and defire them to take a Courfe for 
preventing it, eod. die. Their Anfwer reported, eod. die. 

Impeachment. Vide Treafurer, Lord. 

Impofitions, Committee to confider of the Claim of the Subject 
againft them, 11 May. Vide Trade. 

Imprifonment, againtt Magna Charta, Bill for fecuring the Subject 
therefrom, read, 25 Feb. Committed, 9 Mar. Reported, and 
re-committed, 17. 

Informations, upon penal Laws, Bill for the Eafe of the Subje&amp; 
therein, read, 24 Feb. to be ingroffed, 26. Paffed, 6 Mar. 
Inn-holders, and Hoftlers, Bill concerning them, prefented, and 
read, 3 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 

grofled, 26. Pafled, 3 May. 

Inns, Bills concerning the new ereéting and ordering of them, 
prefented, and read, 3 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 26. Paffed, 3 May. 

Inquifitions. Fide Offices, 

Journal, Committee appointed to perufe it every Week, 25 Feb. 
Motion about the Entry of Members Names therein before their 
Motions, 1 Mar. Committee of Privileges to confider of the an- 
cient Manner of making Eatries in the Journal, god. die, Mo- 
tion for the Cominittee for Perufal of the Journal, to have 
Power to ftrike out what they fhould think fit, 12 Mar. This 
Committee to examine Precedents, relating to the Manner of 


the Clerk’s making Entries, the Committee of Privileges not 
being at Leifure to attend, eod. die. To examine the Journal 
every Morning, 10 Apr. 

Ifjue, general, Bill for pleading it, read, 1 Mar. To be ingroffed, 
4- Pafled,6. Sent from the Lords with Amendments, 7 Apr. 
Amendments read, and referred toa Committee, 23. Reported, 
and agreed to, eod. die. 

Judgments, given by the Lords, Committee to fearch Precedents 
of them, 14 May. 

Juftice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 

Jujftices of Peace, Bill to enable them to give Reftitution of Pof- 
feflion in certain Cafes, read, « *. To be ingrofied, 20 Mar. 
Paffed, 7 Apr. 

Bill againft troublefome Suits commenced againft Juftices 
of Peace, and other Officers, read, 14 Apr. Committed, 15, 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21. Paffed, 24. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625 &amp; 1626. 


ERMY, Sir Thomas, Bill to make void a Decree touching 
him, read, 28 Feb. Committed, 2 Mar. . 

Jesuits. Vide Recufanis and Religion. 

Impeachment. Vide Buckingham. 

Impofitions. Vide Grievances, and Wines. 

Inmates, and new Buildings, Bill for Reftraint of them, read, 
24 Feb. Committed, 4 Mar. 

— _ concerning new-erecting and ordering of them, read, 
7 Mar. 

Inquifitions. Vide Offices. 

Journal, Committee appointed to perufe it,10 Feb. A Leaf to. 
be taken out, where the Order relating to the Duke of Buck- 
ingham was entered, and anew one to be inferted, 4 Mar. 

Justice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


3°&amp; 4° Car.I. Parl.3. Sess.1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 
ESUITS. Vide Recufants, 


Impeachment. Vide Manwaring. 

Impofitions. Vide Brewers, Summer Iflands, Turky Company, 
and Wine-merchants, 

Commiffion concerning Impofitions to be brought to the 
Houfe, 6 &amp; 7 June. Lord Keeper to be moved for a Sight of 
it,9. Delivered in, 11, Free Conference defired with the 
Lords thereupon, and agreed to, 13. Commiffion declared ille- 
gal, eod. die. Cancelled by the King, and fent from the Lords, 
to be viewed, and recorded, 19 June. Committee appointed to 
take care of the Entry eod. die. 

Imprifonment. Vide Prifons. 

Journal of the Houfe, Meflage from the Lords, defiring one 
to be brought, to be ufed at a Conference, and Anfwer thereto, 
17 Apr. Committee appointed to furvey the Journal, eod. die. 

Judges. Vide Heveningham. 

Jufiice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


4° Carl.1. Parl. 3. Sess. 2. A. 1628. 


ERMY, Sir Thomas, Bill to make void a Decree touching 
him, read, 11 Feb. 

Jones, Mr. a Printer, to be heard by Counfel, upon his E.xcep- 
tions to the Bifhop of Chichefter’s Confirmation, 3, 4 &amp; 6 
Feb. Heard 9. ° 

Journal, Committee to perufe it weekly, 30 Jan. 

Jujflice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl... Sess. 1. A. 1547. 


K ING. Vide Aés of Parliament.—Bill from the Lords, for 
Affurance of Lands to him by the Earl of Rutland, read, 
13 and 14 Dec. Pafled, 17. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sess.3. A. 1549. 


ING, gives the Houfe Leave to treat of a Releafe of the 
Subfidy upon Cloths and Sheep, 30 Nov. Vide Subfidy. 


5° &amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A.1551 &amp; 1552. 


ENTISH-STR EET, Bill from the Lords, for paving 
it, read, 5 Apr. 


7° Edw. V1. Parl. 2. A. 1552 &amp; 1553. 


Ki NG, gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 31 Mar. 
Bill for the King’s Auditors, Receivers, §c. to 
pay him half his Goods and ‘Lands, read, 15 Mar. 
Bill from the Lords, touching the true anfwering of his 
Revenues, read, 18 &amp; 22 Mar. New Bill read, and to be in- 
groffed, 27 Mar. Pafled, 28, 





INDEX ¢o the First VotumeE. 


1° Mar. 1. Pari. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1553. 
KING Henry VIII. Vide Henry. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


K ING, and Queen, fignify their Intention of onme to 
give the royal Affent to Cardinal Poole’s Bill, 21 Nov. 
Give the royal Affent to that Bill, 22.—To other Bills, 16 
Jan. : 
Debate touching the Government of the King and 
Queen’s Iffue, 7 &amp; 8 Jan. Vide Treafons. 
King’s College, in Cambridge, Bill, to have their Rents paid 
there, read, 20 Nov. . 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Seff. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


ky ATHERINE, St. Church of, Bill for making it a Pa- 
rifh Church, read, 26 Feb. To be ingrofled, 4 Mar. 
Pafled, 8. 

Keeper, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for him to have like Autho- 
rity as the Lord Chancellor, read, 8&amp; 9 Mar. Paffed, 10. 
Kentih-fireet, Bill for paving it, read, 6 Mar. Committed, 9. 

To be ingroffed, 22. Paffed, 8 Apr. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Seff: 2. A.1566. 


ENTISH-STRE ET, Bilt for paving it, read, 21 
O&amp;. To be ingroffed, 3 Dec. Pafled, 18. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seffi1. A. 1572. 


ENT, Earl of, his Bill againft Lord Compton, read, and 

committed, 21 May. Committee to meet, 24.—New Bill 
read, and committed, 31 May. Additional Committees, 2 
June. Lord Compton to anfwer, and both Parties to be heard 
by Counfel, 4 &amp; 6. Counfel heard, and Houfe to be further 
advifed, 7. Bill to be confidered of, and corrected, 9. To be 
proceeded in, notwithftanding Lord Compton’s Allegation, of 
want of Counfel, eod. die. Witneffes produced, eod. die. 
Bill to be ingroffed, 11 June. Both Parties to be heard by 
Counfel, 11 &amp; 24. Further Proceeding ftayed, upon the 
Queen’s Meflage, 25. 

Kerfeys, Bill oma the Length of them, read,3 June. To be 
ingrofled, 10. Patfed 25. Conference, defired by the Lords 
thereon, agreed to, and Committee appointed for that Pur- 
pofe, 28. . 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef? 2. A. 1575. 


KAING's Bench Prifon, Bill touching certain Prifoners 
efcaped thereout, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 23. 
Kirtleton, Matthew, Servant to Mr. Hall, committed to the 
Tower, for a Confederacy with Smalley, 7 Mar. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef? 3. A. 1580. 


KE N TIS H Cloths.—Vide Cloths. 

Kerfeys, Bill touching them, and the Abufes of Weavers, 
Searchers, and Alneagers, read, 3 Feb. Committed, 8— New 
Bill, touching Devonfhixe Kerfies, read twice, and to be 
ingrofled, g Mar. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Seff.1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


ENN EDY, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize 
him, 16 June. Read Firft time, 18. Read Second and 
Third time, and paffed, 19. Sent to the Lords, 28. 

cot s. Vide Cloths. 

Kildare, Lady, Bill from the Lords, to confirm Letters Patents 
for her Ufe, read, 23 &amp; 26 May. Counfel to be heard therein 
for Mr. Brook, 26. Heard, and Bill committed, 30. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 11 June. Paffed, 19. Sent to 
the Lords, 14. 

King, rides in State to Wefiminfter Abby, upon the Day of 

the opening of the Seffion, 19 Mar. Makes a Speech in 

the Houfe of Lords, without fending for the Commons, 

eod. die. Repeats it, 22 Mar. His Meflage, directing a 

Conference between both Houfes, about Sir Francis Good- 

win’s Election, 27. Vide Bucks.—about the Proceedings of 

the Houfe in Matters of Religion, 16, 17, &amp; 18, Apr. Ex- 
planation of his Meaning in the Matter of the Union, delivered 
in, and read, 21. His Letter to the Houfe, touching the Union, 

1 May. Debate thereupon, 2. His Meflage concerning it, 4. 

—touching Irith Servitors, 16.—for the Houfe to attend him, 

at Whitehall, 30.—touehing the Proceedings of the Houfe, 5 

June. His Letter, refufing the Subfidy, and Motion for 

recording it, 26. His Anfwer to the Meflage from the Houfe, 

upon his receiving a Hurt in his Foot, 28 June. Prefents the 

Houfe with a Buck, and a Hogfhead of Wine, at their Feaft, 
Vou. I. 





4 


3 Jniy- Sends for a Lift of Bills paffed both Houfes, 5.~ -for 
the Houfe to attend him at the Lords, 6. 

Motion touching certain Maxims of the Law, concerning 
the King’s Grants, and Committee to confider of an Ex- 
planation thereof, 26 Mar. 

Bill from the Lords, for affigning certain Sums for the 
Charge of the King’s Houfhold, 19 May. Read, 21. Com- 
mitted, 31. Reported to be imperfect, and a new Bill to be 
brought in, 16 June. Bill read twice, and committed, 18. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21. Paffed, and fent to the 
Lords, 23. 

Bill from the Lords, for annexing certain of the King’s 
Poffeffions infeparably to the Crown, 4 July. Read twice, and 
committed, eod. die. thesis 5 July. Conference to be held 
with the Lords thereon, and Committee appointed to manage 
it, eod. die. Report, 6 July. Debate thereon, and Bill to fleep, 
eod. die. Meflage to the Lords, to that Purpofe, eod. die. 











3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff: 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


KERSEYS, Bill to repeal an Act 14 Eliz. concerning the 
Length of them, read, 4 Feb. Committed, 5. Motion for 

inferting it in the Bill of Clothing, 12. Bill oo. and to 
be ingroffed, 19 Mar. Paffed, 25. Sent to the Lords, 26. 

King, Committee to confider of a Bill for Security of his Perfon, 
22 Jan. His Meffage concerning the Proceedings of the 
Houfe touching Religion, 29.—concerning the Proceeding 
in regard to the Subfidy, 11 Feb.—touching Supply, and Pur- 
veyance, 8 Mar. Detires to know the Succeis of his laft 
Meflage, 10. His Meflage, concerning an Addition to the 
Supply, granted, and concerning Grievances, 18. Another 
Meflage, upon the granting of One Subfidy, and Two Fifteeng, 
more, 19. A Rumour of his being killed, and feveral Members 
fent thereupon, to know the ‘Truth, 22. Thanks the Houfe for 
their Concern about him, 24. His Meflage touching the 
Letter propofed to be fent to the Sheriffs, for recalling abfent 
Members, 3 Apr. His Anfwer to the Petition of Grievances 
reported, 15 May.—to the Petitions touching the Execution 
of the Laws againft Jefuits, and concerning ecclefiaftical 
Grievances, 16. Sends for the Speaker, 26. His Anfwer to 
the Complaint touching Parker’s Sermonat St, Paul’s, eod. die. 
Anfwers the Speaker’s Speech, 27 May. 

King’s Counfel, of the Houfe, not to be of Counfel in the Bill 
of Attainders, 10 Apr. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


KING, his Speech at the opening of the Seffion, 18 
Nov. His Meflage, touching an Adjournment of both 
Houfes, 18 Dec. Taxes the Neglect of the Houfe, in not in- 
terrupting and punifhing Sir Chr. Pigott, for an invective 
a 16 Feb. His Metflage touching the Attendance of the 
embers, 27. Appoints the Houfe to attend him at White- 
hall, 30 Mar.&amp; 1 May. His Speeches at Whitehall, touching 
the Union, 31 Mar. &amp; 2 May. His Meffage touching Freedom 
of Speech, 7 May.—touching a Report of Violences on the 
Borders, 19.—about an Adjournment by his Order, 27. His 
Letter touching a Claufe offered to the Bill of hoftile Laws, 
— remanding of Malefactors, 2 June. Committee of Pri- 
vileges to confider of the Entry thereof, 16. Report, and or- 
dered not to be entered, 18. King’s Meflage touching another 
Claufe in the fame Bill, for allowing Criminals to be Witnefles, 
4 June.—touching the Petition concerning Recufants, 16 &amp; 
18. Sends for the Speaker to Whitehall, 4 July. 
Bill for fpeedy Payment of the King’s Debts, read, 6 
Mar. Committed, 2 May. 





7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


ARR E, Sir Robert, Bill to naturalize him, read, 16 Feb, 
Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. 
Paffed, 1 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 2. 

Keere, Sir George, Bill for his Naturalization, read, 16 Apr. 
Committed, 24. Keported, 30 June. To be ingroffed, 2 
July. Paffed, 10. Sent to the Lords, 17. 

Kembers. Vide Clothing. 

Kendalls. Vide Cogwares. 

King, his Anfwer to the Meffage touching Sir Stephen Prodtor, 
reported, 8 Mar. Vide Proéter.—to the Meflage concerning 
Tenures,14. Vide Tenures. His — of Thanks to the 
Houfe for their Proceedings concerning Religion, and otber 
Matters, 26. His Anfwer to the Meffage concerning Dr. 
Cowell, reported, eod. die.—to the Meflage of Thanks for the 
Proclamation touching him, 27 Mar. His Pleafure, touching 
an Adjournment, fignified, 30. His Meflage touching the Pro- 
ceedings in relation to Impofitions, 11-May. Vide Jmpofitions. 
—touching the Delivery of Meflages, in his Name, by the 
Speaker, 14. Vide Meffages.—touching a Supply, to be com- 
municated by the Lords at a Conference, 11 June. Vide 

M - Supply, 














INDE X 10 the 


Supply, and Meffages.—-touching a ies cng of the Parlia- 


ment, 12 July. A Paper delivered by him to the Speaker, 
touching Defects in the Commonwealth, read, and to be con- 
fidered by a Committee, 16. His Meflage, defiring the whole 
Houfe to attend him, 18. 
Bill for confirming a Proclamation, touching the King’s 
Stile of Great Britain, prefented, 15 Feb. 





12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


Al NG, his Speech at Whitehall, reported, 11 Apr. His 
Meflage about the Chancellor of the Duchy, 10 May. His 
Anfwer to the Meffage from the Houfe thereupon, reported, 
11. His Letter to the Speaker, concerning a Refolution to 
forbear proceeding in Bufinefs, till an Aniwer fhould be re- 
ceived from the Lords, touching the Bifhop of Lincoln, read, 
27 May. Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of an 
Anfwer thereto, and of Mifinformations given to the King, 
eod. die. Anfwer to the Letter reported, and to be prefented 
to the King by the Speaker, 28 May. Committee to fit for 
the laft Part of the Order, eod. die. Committee appointed to 
attend the Speaker to the King, eod. die, His Anfwer reported, 
go May. Report touching the Second Part of the Order, con- 
cerning mifinforming the King, eod. die. His Meflage, 
threatening to diffolve the Parliament, unlefs the Supply be 
proceeded in, 3 June. Debate thereon, and Committee of the 
whole Houfe to prepare an Anfwer, eod. die. 

Bill of Grace, for Relief of the King’s Tenants, in cafe 
of Forfeiture for Non-payment of Rent, read, 13 Apr. De- 
bated, and committed, 15. 

King’s College, in Cambridge, Bill for confirming an Agreement 
between them and the Tenants of Reaflipp in Middielex, read, 
1 June. 


Kaighisof the Poft, Bill againftthem, read,7 Apr. Committed,16. 





18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


“EELING, Mr. fent for by the Serjeant, to juftify a 
Charge againft Mr. Chambers, 28 Apr. 

Kendall, Barony of. Vide Prince. 

King, rides in State to Weftminfter Abby, 30 Jan. His Letter to 
the Speaker, about adminiftering the Communion in St. Mar- 
garet’s Weftminfter, read, g Feb. His Anfwer to the Meflage 
about Dr. Uther’s preaching thereat, 12.—to the Meflage con- 
cerning the Stay of Ordnance ready to be iranfported, 13. His 
Meffage touching Freedom of Speech, 15. Delivered in Writ- 
ing, and to be entered in the Journal, eod. die. His Meflage of 
Thanks, upon the granting of Two Subfidies, 16 Feb. To be 
reduced into Writing, and Copies delivered of it, 17. His Mef- 
fage touching the Ring Lottery, and Anfwer thereto, 26.—de- 
firing the Houfe to put off a Conference with the Lords, upon 
account of the Subfidy Bill, delivered by Mr. Attorney, 10 
Mar. Manner of receiving it, and Anfwer thereto, eod. die. 
King’s Meflage of Thanks thereupon, 12 Mar. Thanks 
tobe given him for it, and Meflage to be fet down in 
Writing, eod. die. Delivered in, 13 Mar. King’s Anfwer 
to the Meffage of Thanks from the Houfe, reported, eod. die. 
His Meflage of Thanks to the Houfe, for reje&amp;ting Waltham 
Foreft Bill, 19 Mar.—for patling the Subfidy Bill, ecd. die.— 
His Meflage touching an Adjournment, and the Charge againft 
the Lord Chancellor, eod. die. Thanks to be given him for 
this Meflage, eod. die. His Meflage touching Bills of Confor- 
mity, and Protections, 20 Mar. "To be fet down in Writing, 
and entered in the Journal, and Thanks to be given him for 
it, eod. die. King gives the royal Affent to Bills by Com- 
miffion, 22 Mar. Another Meflage, touching Bills of Con- 
formity, and Thanks thereupon, 23. His Speech, touching 
Patents and Monopolies, reported from a Conference with 
the Lords, 27. Houfe to attend, and give him Thanks for it, 
eod. die. Queftion, for defiring a Copy of it, difagreed to, eod. 
die. His Meflage, directing both Houtes to attend him, 18 
Apr.—about the Proceedings concerning the Patent for Ale- 
houfes, 24.—concerning Highways, 26.—touching the Pro- 
ceedings in relation to the Grievances of Ireland, 30. Thanks 
to be given him for the laft Meflage, eod. die. His Anfwer 
thereto reported, 1 May. Thanks the Houfe for their Re- 
fpeét, in fending to the Lord Admiral about the Light-houfes, 
eod. die. His Meflage concerning Sir Geo. Marfhall, and the 
Proceedings about Baronets and Juftices of Peace, and Anfwer 
thereto, eod. die—touching the Proceedings of the Houfe 
againft Floyd, 2 May. Vide Floyd.—touching another Ad- 
journment, 28. Another Meffage to both Houfes touching the 
fame, communicated at a Conference, reported, 2 June. His 
Anfwer to the Meflage from both Houfes thereupon, and 
the Petitions concerning Trade, Money, and Ordnance, re- 

_ ported, 4. Sends Commiffions for adjourning the Parliament, 
4 June, 14 Nov. &amp; 19 Dec. His Meffage to both Houfes, 
concerning the Palatinate, to be delivered at a Conference, 20 
Nov. Vide Palatinate. His Letter to the Speaker, about 

















First VoLuMeE. 


the Petition concerning Religion, read, 4 Dec. His Meflage 
concerning the Proceedings againft Goldfmith, 7. Vide 
Coke, Sir Edward.—commanding the Houfe to proceed with 
Bills, 12.—To be delivered in Writing, and confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. His Anfwer to the 
Declaration concerning the Liberties of the Houfe, reported, 
and Copies of it to be delivered, 14 Dec. His Meflage touch- 
ing the rifing of the Parliament, and the Bill of Pardon, eod. 
die. His Letter, touching the Privileges of the Houfe, read, 
and to be entered, 17 Dec.—touching an Adjournment of the 
Sefion, read, and Thanks to be given him thereon, 18. 
Meffage of Thanks read, and to be delivered, eod. die. 

Bill for Payment of the King’s Revenues into the Ex- 
chequer, prefented, 8 Feb. 

Bill of Grace, for Relief of the King’s Tenants, in cafe 
of Forfeiture for Non-payment of Rent, prefented, g Mar. 
Read, 13. Committed, « «x. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
24 May. Pafled, 29. Sent to the Lords, 28 Nov.—Bill for 
their Eafe in pleading of Alienations, &amp;c. prefented, and read, 
15 Mar. Vide Alienations. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4.. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 
“EEPER, Lord, King’s Meflage touching him, 1 Mar. 


Report from Committee for Courts of Juftice, concerning 
feveral Complaints againft him, and Proceedings thereon, 14 


Apr. 7. 19. &amp; 27, May. 


King, orders a Commiflion to be drawn for adjourning the Parlia- 


ment, upon account of the fudden Death of the Duke of Len- 
nox, 16 Feb. Ridesin State to Weftminfter Abby, 19. Purport 
of his Speech to both Houfes, at the opening of the Seffion, eod. 
die. Direéts the Houfe to chufe a Speaker, eod. die. His An- 
fwer to the Addrefs for a general Faft reported, 23 Feb. 
His Meffage, coneerning the Treaties about the Prince’s 
Marriage, and the Palatinate, to be delivered by the Lord Ad- 
miral and the Two Secretaries at a Conference, eod.dic. Vide 
Treaties. His Meflage about the Petitions againtt the Lord 
Keeper, 1 Mar. ‘To be entered in the Journal, 12. State of 
his Debts reported, 11. Conference defired by the Lords, in 
relation thereto, agreed to, and held, eod. die. Report, 12 
Mar. King defires a Committee of both Houfes to attend 
him at another time, being indifpofed, 23. His Meflage about 
the Merchant-adventurers Books, 8 Apr. Purport of his Let- 
ter to the Speaker, touching the Lord Treafurer, 16. His Mei- 
fage touching fome Heads for the Pardon, 24. His An- 
{wer to the Petition concerning Recufants, reported, and to be 
entered in the Journal, eod. die. His Letter, concerning the 
Virginia Petition, read, 29 Apr. His Order about the Procla- 
mation againft Recutants, 1 May. His Meflage about the Sub- 
fidy Bill, eod. die—about ending the Seffion, reported from a 
Conference, 19 May. His Content to the Parliament's fitting 
a Week longer, fignified, 20. Appoints the Houfe to attend 
him with the Grievances, 27. His Anfwer thereto reported, 
29. Re-delivcred to the Reporter, and no Copies to be made 
of it, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of a Judgment 
given for the King againft Henry Heron, 4 May. Vide Heron. 
Bill for Relief of the King’s Tenants, in cafe of For- 
feiture for Non-payment of Rent, read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
10. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Paffed, 17 Mar. 
Bill from the Lords, tor Prefervation of the King’s Re- 
venue, 26 May. 





1° Cer. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


ING, his Meflage about the Grievances of the former Par- 

liament, 22 June. Vide Grievances. His Meflage about 
ending the Seflion, on account of the Sicknefs, communicated 
at a Conference, 4 July. His Meflage of Thanks for the Two 
Subfidies, and touching the State of his Difburfements, 8. His 
Anfwer to the Petition concerning Religion, reported, 9 July, 
&amp; g Aug. His Meflage touching the Attendance of the Mem- 
bers, and the Proceedings againft Mr. Mountague, g July. 
His Anfwer to the Wine Petition, reported, eod. die. Seuds 
a Commiffion for giving the royal Affent to Bills, and another 
for adjourning the Parliament, 11 July. His Meflage touching 
the fpeedy meeting of the Parliament for Supply, eod. die. 
Appoints both Houfes to attend him, 4 Aug. His Meflage, 
concerning the Profecution of the War, delivered to both 
Houfes ata Conference, 9. His Meffage, to haftenthe Supply, 
10. Debate thereupon, and Committee of the whole Houle 
to confider of an Anfwer, eod. die. . 


King’s Bench Prifoners, Motion touching them, on account of 


the Sicknefs, and Refolution thereon, 6 Aug. 


1° &amp; 2 Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626, 


ING, his Meffage about Sir Edward Coke’s Ele¢tion for 
Norfolk, 10 Feb. Vide Coke, Sir Edward. His Mefiage, 


defiring 




















INDEX @o th First Votumes. 


defiring a Supply, 10 Mar. Vide Supply. His Meflage about 
Mr. Coke, and Dr. Turner, 14. Vide Coke, and Turner.— 
Sends for the Houfe, to attend him at Whitehall, 28 Mar. 
Matters, propounded by the King and Lord Keeper, confidered, 
in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 30. Conference defired 
by the Lords, to explain fome Things in the King’s Speech, 
agreed to, and held, eod. die. Report, 31 Mar. &amp; 1 Apr. 
Grand Committee to confider of the Explanation, 1 Apr. 
Remonfirance thereon reported, and to be ingroffed, 4. 
Agreed to, and to be prefented to the a and Committee 
to attend him therewith, 5. Report touching the Delivery 
thereof, eod die. King’s Meffage, defiring the Houfe to ad- 
journ, eod.die. Proceedings in the French Treaties opened to 
the Houfe, by his Order, 18 Apr. His Anfwer to the Meflage 
touching Mr. Mountague, 20. His Meflage about the Pro- 
ceedings againft the Duke of Buckingham, and Thanks re- 
turned him thereon, 29. His Meflage about proceeding with 
the Subfidy, 5 May. Vide Subjidy. His Anfwer to the Peti- 
tion for Leave to treat about rectifying his Revenue, 8.— Mef- 
fage to forbear fending a Letter to the Univerit of Cambridge, 
touching the D. of Buckingham’s Election, 6 June. Proceed- 
ings thereon, 7 &amp; 9. 

King’s Revenue, Bill from the Lords, for preferving it, 18 Feb. 
Read, 20. Committed, 7 Mar.—State of the King’s Revenue 
confidered ina Committee of the whole Houfe, 24 Feb. King 
to be acquainted with the Proceeding, eod die—Committee 
appointed to confider of a Petition to the King, for his Con- 
fent to treat about rectifying and augmenting his Revenue, 


4 May. Petition reported, and to be ingrofled, 5. Agreed to, - 


and to be prefented, eod. die. King’s Anfwer reported, 8 May. 
Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of Heads, and to 
name a Sub-committee, eod. die. 

—— Conterence defired by the Lords, touching the general 
Defence of the King and Kingdom, agreed to, and Managers 
appointed, 7 Mar. Report, and Committee to confider of an 
Anfwer, 8 Mar. Anfwer reported, and agreed to,10. Mef- 
fage from the Lords, defiring it, 17. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef i. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


A ING, rides in State to Weftminfter Abby, 17 Mar. Makes 
a Speech to both Houfes, and directs the Commons to chufe 
a Speaker, eod. die. His Meflage about a Supply, 25 Mar. 
Vide Supply. His Anfwer to the Petition concerning Recu- 
fants, 1 Apr. Meflage touching a Report of malicious Words 
ufed by the D. of Bucks againft the Houfe, and Thanks re- 
turned him thereon, 3. Another Meffage delivered, 4. ‘To be 
os into Writing, and entered in the Journal, eod. die. The Two 
Mefflages delivered in Writing, and read, 7 Apr. His Anfwer 
to the Meffage of Thanks, reported, eod. die——to the particu- 
lar Articles of the Petition concerning Jefuits, &amp;c. delivered, 
and Thanks returned for it, eod.die. His Meflage, defiring 
there may be no Recefs at Eafter, 10 Apr. Vide Adjournment. 
Appoints the Houfe to attend him at Whitehall, 11. His De- 
elaration to both Houfes, delivered by the Lord Keeper, brought 
in, and read, and any Members to have Copies of it, 28. 
Another Meflage delivered, 1 May. Committee of the whoie 
Houfe to confider of an Anfwer, 2. Anfwer reported, and to 
be prefented by tne Speaker, eod. die. Another Meffage deli- 
vered, eod. die. Tobe brought in Writing, eod die. Deli- 
vered in, and confidered by a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
3 May. Draught of a Meffage, in Anfwer thereto, reported, 
and agreed to, and to be prefented by the Speaker, eod. die. 
King to be moved for Accefs, eod. die. a prefented, 
5 May. To be delivered to the Clerk, eod die. King’s Aniwer 
thereto to be fet down in Writing, and brought to the Houfe, 
cod. die. Delivered in, and read, eod. die. Copy of it to be 
fent to the Clerk, with the Speaker’s Meflage to the King, eod. 
die. Meflage, and Anfwer, confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 6 May. King’s Meflage, to haften the Subfidy 
Bill, 13. His Anfwer, touching the Turkey and Freuch Mer- 
chants, 19. Meflage, to fpeed the Bufinefs of the Houfe, eod. 
die. Appoints both Houtes to attend him with the Petition of 
Right, 28 “ Detires there may be no Recefs at Whit- 
funtide, 29. 
to be confidered, 3 June. Meflage from him, delivered by the 
Speaker, 4. Another Meflage delivered, 5. Confidered, in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, and Refolution thereupon, 
eod. die. His Meflage, to forbear Proceedings till the next Day, 
eod. die. Another Mefflage, and Refolution thereon, 6 June. 
His Anfwer to the Petition of Right, in full Parliament, 7. 
His Meflage touching the Enrolment of it, and Thanks re- 
turned him thereon, 10. Allows further Time for both Houfes 
to fit, eod. die. Refufes to permit the Attorney-general to fend 
Heads of the Pardon,17 June. His Meflage i ie Sir Edm. 
Sawyer, delivered, 21.—about proroguing the Parliament, 23. 
His Speech at the Prorogation, 26. 
——_—— Remonftrance, touching the State of the King and King- 


dom, to be drawn, 3 June. Vide Remonftrance. 
Vou. I. 





is Anfwer to the Petition of Right, read, and, 


Kirke, George, Efq. Vide Gray. 
Kirton, Mr. Refolution touching certain Words ufed by him, in 
his Speech, 6 June. 


4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Seff.2. A. 1628. 


ING, his or to forbear Debate about the Seizure of 
Merchants Goods, till he fhould have {poke to both Houfes, 

23 Jan. Copy of his Speech delivered in, and read, 26. His 
Anfwer to the Meffage for Stay of fome Ships preparing to go 
to Spain, reported, 27. Meffage about fpeeding the Bill of 
Tonnage and Poundage, 28. Heads of an Aniwer thereto 
agreed on, and Committee to pen it, eod. die. Draught of it 
reported, 29 Jan. Agreed to, and to be ingroffed, 30. Com- 
mittee appointed to attend the King therewith, 31. His An- 
fwer reported, 3 Feb.—His Anfwer to the Petition for a Faft 
reported, go Jan. Meflages delivered from him, 23 Feb. &amp; 2 
Mar. Houfe adjourned, upon his Order, 25 Feb. 
Bill from the Lords, for Prefervation of the King’s 
Revenue, 31 Jan. Read, 7 Feb. 
King’s Printer, fent for, and examined, touching the printing of 

the Petition of Right, 21 Jan. Vide Petition of Right. 





1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seffi1. A. 1547. 


L A WS, Bill for Reformation thereof, read, 30 Nov. &amp; 3 Dec. 
Debate thereupon, 5 Dec. 
Letters Patents, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation thereof, 
read, 22 Nov. 2 &amp; 6 Dec. Paffed,12 Dec. 
Lumley, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
19 Dec. Read twice, and paffed, 20. 
Lynn, Town of, Bill relating thereto, read, 10 &amp; 16 Dec. 


2°&amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sef.2. A. 1548. 


ANCASTER, Duchy of, Provifo from the Lords, 
touching Chauntry Lands annexed thereto, read, 14 &amp; 
15 Feb. Paffed, 16. 

Latymer, Mr. the Lord Proteétor to be defired to reftore him to 
the Bifhoprick of Worcetter, 9 Jan. ’ 

Law, Bill touching Procefs therein, read, and committed, 26 Nov. 
Read Second time, 7 Dec.—New Bill read, and committed, 
15 Jan. Read a Second time, 15 Feb. Paffed, 8 Mar. 

Bill for Orders to be had in the Common Law, read, 
1 Dec. 

Lawfon, Edmund, Bill from the Lords, touching him, read twice, 
14 Mar. 

Laymen. Vide Priefis. . 

Lazarmen, Bill relating to them, read, 5 &amp; 8 Jan. 

Leafes, Bill for Rents referved thereupon, read, 8 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 11. 

Leather, Bill for true tanning thereof, read, 21 Feb. &amp; g Mar. 
Paffed,11 Mar. Vide Curriers. 

Lent. Vide Flefh. 

Letters Patents, Bill for Surrender of them by Patentees, read, 
28 Feb. 

Lincoln, Bill for Union of Churches there, read, 4 &amp; 13 Dec. 
Committed, 8 Jan.—New Bill read, 17 Jan. Paffed, 24. 

London, Bill for Enrolment of Deeds, with Proclamation, there, 
read, 4 Dec. 





3° &amp; 4° Edw. Vi. Parl.1. Sef. 3. A. 1549. 


LANDS, demetne, let by Copy of Court Roll, Bill for them 
to be as cuftomary Lands, read, 11 &amp; 13 Dec. 

Bill for demeine Lands, and Lands in Right of the Wife, 

to be let by Copy for Three Lives, read, 20 Jan. Committed, 





Ki as 

Laws, ecclefiaftical, Bill for Adminiftration of them by Students 
of the Univerfities, read, 14 Nov. To beingroffed, 18. Paffed, 
3 Dec. 

Bill, for the King to appoint Sixteen Perfons to perufe 

them, read, 21 Jan. To be ingrofled, eod. die. Paffed, 

22 Jan. 

Bill from the Lords, for making them by Thirty-two Per- 
fons, read, 31 Jan. Read twice, and paffed, 1 Feb. 

Leafes, Bill for letting them at the ancient Rent, read, 27, 28, &amp; 
29, Jan. 

Lanier tanned, Bill for buying it by divers Artificers, read, 
28 Nov. Committed, 6 Dec. To be ingroffed, 14. Paffed, 








8 Jan. 
Lynne Regis, Bill for re-edifying decayed Houfes there, read, 
3 Dec. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sef. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


yA ANCASTER, County, Bill for Writs of Proclamation 
there, read, 18 Feb, To be ingroffed, 20, Paffed, 24. 
Lands. Vide Houfes. 


Lands, 











INDEX oo the First VouuME. 


Lands, arable, Bill for plowing them, read, and committed, 
27 Jan. 

kee ecclefiaftical, Bill to continue the A&amp; for making them by 
Thirty-two Perfons, read Three times, and paffed, 14 Apr. 

Leafes of Land, above 4o/. per Ann. Bill for taking them, read, 
10 Feb. 

Bill for making them by the Baron and Feme, read, 

13 Feb. Committed, 24. Vacated, 10 Mar. 

Bill for Leafes of Houfes in Towns and Cities, read, 
15 Feb. 

one Bill from the Lords, againft letting them above the firft 
Rent, 26 Feb. Read, 2 Mar. Committed, 11. 

Leather, Bill for tanning it, read, 17 Feb. &amp; 8 Mar. 

Bill for buying of tanned Leather, read, 16 Mar. To be 
ingrofled, 22.—Bill from the Lords, againft engrofling it, 
31 Mar. Read, 1&amp;2 Apr. Paffed, 5. 

Libels, feditious, Bill from the Lords, to avoid them, 26 Feb. 
Read, 3 &amp; 17 Mar. &amp; 6 Apr. 

London, Bill from the Lords, touching Lands given thereto, 
14 Mar. Read, 15&amp;19. Paffed, 25. 


7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553- 


ANDS, granted by Letters Patents, Bill from the Lords, 
touching the Value of them, 21 Mar. Read, 21 &amp; 25. 
Addition thereto, read, 27 &amp; 28. Bill paffed, with the Addi- 
tion, 30. 
pier da for Shoemakers at Calais, Bill read, 14 Mar. 
Bill for tanning it, read, and committed, 18 Mar. Read 
a Second time, 25. 
Letters Patents. Vide fupra Lands. 


1° Mar.1. Parl.1. Sef. 1. A.1553.- 
ys ONDON. Vide Attachments. 


Loo, in Cornwall, Committee appointed to examine, touch- 
ing the EleGion of a Prebendary of Weftminfter for it, 12 Oct. 
Report, and new Writ ordered, 13. 


1° Mar.1. Parl... Seffi2. A. 1553. 


[#4 THER, Bill for currying it in and near London, read, 
24 O&amp;. Committed, 25. Read Third time, 15 Nov. 

Bill for true tanning of it, read, 16 Nov. To be ingrofled, 
25. Paffed, 27. , 
Letters Patents, Bill for Confirmation of divers, notwithftanding 

Mifrecital, read, 3 Nov. Committed, 28. Read Third time, 
1 Dec. 
London. 

















Vide Attachments. 


1° Mar.1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


iL OLLARDY. Vide Herefies. 
~ Lords, Meflage from them, defiring, that Servants of Perfons 
attending the Houfe may not be fuffered to make Frays in 
Smithfield, 30 Apr. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


EASES, by {piritual Perfons, Bill for them not to be good 
after Refignation, read, 22 Dec.—New Bill, touching Leafes 
upon Refignation and Non-refidence, read, 31 Dec. &amp; 3 Jan. 
To be ingroffed, 4 Jan. Paffed, 7. 
Leather, tanned, Bill againft engrofling it, read, 5 Dec. To be 
ingrofled, 15. Paffed, 18. 
Letters Patent. Vide Queen. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


LANCASTER, Duchy, Bill for annexing Lands thereto, 
read, 2, 3, &amp; 4, Dec. Paffed, 6. 

Laws, penal, Debate thereupon, 26 O&amp;. Bill for Execution of 
them, read, 5 Nov. Committed, 6. To be ingroffed, 15. 
Read, 18. Paffed, 19. 

Bill for Perufal and Reformation of penal Laws, read, 
7 &amp; 11 Nov. 

i. ai by fpiritual Perfons, Bill touching them, read, 
24 Ott. 

Licences, made by the Queen, or her Father, or Brother, Bill to 
avoid them, read, 16 Nov. 

Lynn Regis, Bill to renew the A&amp; for Two Fairs there, read, and 
rejected, 21 Nov. 





4 &amp; 5° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seff.1. A.1557. 


LETTE RS Patents, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation 
thereof, 26 Feb. Read, and to be articled, 28. Articles 
touching it, 3 Mar. Bill committed, 5. Read twice, and 


paffed, with a Provifo, eod, die. Sent to the Lords, 7. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seffi2. A. 1558. 


L EATHER, Bill touching Tanners, and other Artificers 
thereof, read, and committed, 10 Nov.—Bill for the Ufe of 
divers Materials in tanning it, read, and committed, 11 Nov.— 
New Bill, touching buying and felling it, read, 16 Nov. 
Lords, fend a Committee to the Houfe, to demand; a Subfidy, 
14 Nov. Manner of their Reception, eod. die. Send for the 
a to acquaint them of the Death of the Queen, 17 
ov. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 15509. 


LANDS, fpiritual. Vide Bishops, and Tenths. 
Laws, ecclefiaftical, Bill for making them by Thirty-two 
Perfons, read, 27 Feb. To be ingrofled, 1 Mar. Paffed, 


17. 

Leafes, made by fpiritual Perfons, Bill againft them, read, and to 
be ingroffed, 8 Mar. _Paffed, 22. 

Leather, Bill touching Tanners and other Artificers thereof, read, 
and committed, 11 Feb.—New Bill, for tanning and felling it, 
read, 20 Keb. To be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 27.—New Bill 
read twice,21 Mar. Paffed, 22. 

Bill for felling of tanned Leather in Markets, committed, 

11 Feb.—New Bill, againft regrating it, read, 20 Feb. To be 

ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 27. 

Bill againft carrying Leather, Hides, and Tallow, over 

Sea, read, 28 Feb. Committed, 14 Mar. To be ingroffed, 17. 

Paffed, 22. 

Bill for converting Hides, of Four Years and an half old, 
into Soal-leather, read, 21 &amp; 22 Apr. 

Lewknor, Edward, Bill for Reftitution of his Children, read, 
3&amp;10 Mar. Paffed, 15. 

Licences, for Sale of Wines. Vide Wines. 

Bill to avoid Licences of Things prohibited by Law, 
read, g Mar. To be ingrofled,17. Paffed, 22. 

Linen Cloth, Bill againft deceitful ufing of it, read, 16 Feb. To 
be ingrofled,1 Mar. Paffed, 12 Apr. 

Litany, read by the Clerk, 11 Feb. 

Litchfield and Coventry, Bithop of. Vide Fifher. 

Liturgy. Vide Church. 

London, Bithoprick of, Bill for affuring Lands, late Parcel thereof, 
to Lord Wentworth, and others, read, 27 Feb. To be in- 
grofled, 1 Mar. Paffed, 3. 

Bill for confirming the Bifhoprick of London to the then 

Bifhop, read, 2 Mar. 

Bill to confirm Leafes made by Dr. Ridley, late Bifhop 

of London, read,g Mar. Vide Ridley. 

Bill to meke lawful the Deprivation of the Bifhop of 
London, and others, read, 21 Mar. 

Lynn Regis, Bill to revive a Fair there, read, 2 Mar. To be in- 
grofled,7. Paffed, 16. 


5° Eitz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. | 


[4 NC ASHIRE, Bill for fealing of Cottons and Frizes by 

the Alneagers there, read, 23 Mar. : 

Lands, Bill touching the A&amp; .. Ed. II. for Imprifonment for 
Affurance thereof, read, 3 Feb. 

Leather, Bill for true tanning and working of it, read, 19 Mar. 
To be ingroffed, 23.— New Bill, touching Tanners, Curriers, 
and other Artificers of Leather, read, 29 Mar. To be in- 
grofled, 31. Paffed, 5 Apr. 

Letters Patents, Bill for confirming them, notwithftanding Mif- 
— &amp;c. read, 23 Jan. &amp; 27 Mar—New Bill read, 
3 Apr. 

Sie Vide Bible. 

Livings, of {mall Value, Bill, impowering the Lord Chancellor to 
direét Commiflions for increafing them, read, 30 Mar. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl.2. Sef 2. A. 1566. 


Pf AMBS. Vide Sheep. 
Lamb-/kins.. Vide infra Leather. 

Lancafter, and Durham, Bill from the Lords, for Adjournment 
of the Affizes there, 26 Nov. Read, 12 &amp; 17 Dec. Vacated, 
21. 

Latitats. Vide Arrefts. 

Laws, penal, Commitiion for executing them to be revoked, the 
— being adjudged, by both Houfes, unfit Perfons, 

' 21 Dec. . 

Leather, tawed, and Pelts, Bill againft tranfporting them, read, 
14. Nov. To be ingroffed, 21 Dec. Paffed, 23. 

Leather-cutters, and Curriers, Bill touching them, read, 29 O&amp;. 
&amp; 16 Nov. 

Letters Patents, made fince 1 Eliz. Bill for confirming them, 
read, 21 Nov. Committed, 28. To be ingrofled, 14 Dec. 
Paffed, 20. 
































INDEX oo the First VoLuME. 


13° Elz. Part. 3. A. 1571. 


Z ANDS, Bill for Affurance thereof, read, 3 May. Com- 
~ mitted, 14.—New Bill read, 16 May. 

Laughton, Free-fchool, Bill for removing it to Gainfborough, 
read, 10 Apr. To be ingroffed, 21 May. Read the Third 
time, 23. 

Lea, River, Bill from the Lords, for bringing it to London, 24 
May. Read, and committed, 26. Read aSecond and Third 
time, eod. die. Provifoes read thrice, and paffed, with the Bill, 
28 May. Bill returned from the Lords, with Amendments, 
eod. die. 

Leather, A&amp; touching the carrying of it beyond Sea, not to be 
revived, or continued, 24 May. 

Leicejier, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, to licenfe him to found an 
Hofpital, 19 May. Read twice, 21. Paffed, 22. 

Lefiwititel, Bill for it, read, 11 Apr. ‘To be ingroffed, 10 May. 
Paffed, 14. 

Letters Patent, Bill from the Lords, for Conftats and Exempli- 
fications thereof, 1 May. Read, eod. die. Read twice, and 
pafied, 3 May. 

Litany, to be read every Day in the Houfe, 4 Apr. 

Licerpoole, Bill for it, read, 14 May. 

Longe, Mr. Vide Wejibury. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. A. 1572. 


IA TYME R, Lord, Bill for a Partition of Lands between 

him and Sir Robert Wingfield, read, 23 May. To be in- 

grofled, 29. Pafled,5 June. Sent from the Lords,11. Re- 
turned, 24. 

Leather, Tallow, and raw Hides, Bill againft tranfporting them 
over Sea, read, 28 May. ‘To be ingroffed, 2 June. Read the 
Third time, 3.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame Purpofe, 4 
June. Read Firft time, 9. Read Second and Third time, 
and paffed, 10. 

Bill for marking tanned Leather, read Firft time, 10 June. 

Twice read, and paffed, 26. 

Ledbury Holpital, Bill touching it, read, 21 May. 

Liverpoole, Bill for a free Chapel there, read, 31 May &amp; 10June. 

London, Bill for the Freemen thereof, read, 29 May. To be in- 
grofled, 30. 





18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff2. A. 1575. 
[LANCASTER County. Vide Counties Palatine, 


Lands, in ancient Demefne, Bill for Affurance thereof, and 
Prefervation of Seignories, read, g Feb. To be ingroffed, 13. 
Bill for Affurance of Lands to be made without Covin, 

read, 13 Feb. Committed, 18. 

Leather, tanned, Bill for cutting and working it, read, 18 Feb. 

Bill for tanning and currying of Leather, read twice, and 

to be ingroffed, 3 Mar. Paffed, 6. 

— Bull againft tranfporting Leather and Tallow, read, 6 &amp; 

8 Mar. Pafled, 10. Conference defired by the Lords there- 
upon, and agreed to, 13. 

Leicefier Hofpital, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation thereof, 
2 Mar. Thrice read, and paffed, 3. 

Letters Patent, Bill from the Lords, for confirming them, 16 
Feb. Read, 21. Committed, 25. Conference to be held with 
the Lords thereupon, 3 Mar. Bill paffed, with Amendments, 7. 

Licences, for Tran{portation of prohibited Wares, Bill againft the 
Abule of them, read, 8 Mar. 

London, Freemen of, Bill for them, read, 13 Feb. To be in- 
grofled, 15. Paffed, 21. 

Lords, Houfe of, an Attendant there admitted to ferve as a 
Member of the Houfe of Commons, 17 Feb.—Proceedings 
upon the Difpute with them touching Lord Sturton’s Bill, 

- 12,13 &amp; 14 Mar. 











13° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef? 3. A. 1580. 


ANDS, Bill againft fecret Conveyances and deceitful Sales 
thereof, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 14. 
Latymer, Lord, Bill for Partition of Lands amongft his Coheirs, 


read, 1 Feb. Committed, 6. Reported, and to be ingroffed,. 


21.  Pafled, 25. 

Leather, Spanifh, and Buff, Bill touching the making of it, read, 
1 Mar. : 

Ledbury Hofpital, Bill from the Lords, touching it, 9g Feb. Read, 
20. Committed, 4 Mar. Meffage from the Lords, defiring 
Expedition therein, 9. Bill paffed, 11. 

Lefjees of Tenants in Tail, Bill touching them, read, * *. 
Committed, 27 Feb. To be ingrofled, 2 Mar. Paffed, 4. 

Libel, againft the Houfe. Vide Hall. 

Libelling, Bill from the Lords, — it, 30 Jan. Read, 31. 

Limitation, Statute of, Bill to explain it, read, 8 Feb. Committed, 
14. Reported, 20. Tobe ingrofled,21. Paffed, 25. 

Litany, aa by the Clerk, 21 Jan. 

Vot. I. 








Litchfield and Coventry, Bifhop of. Vide Fisher. 

Logwood, Bill for abolithing the Ufe of it in Dying, read, 3 Feb, 
Commiited, 11.—-New bill read, and to be ingroffed, 2 Mar: 
Paffed, 4. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 16. Re- 
manded, upon account of a Miftake in the Amendments, 


17. Returned, with the Amendments reformed, eod. die. 
Amendments agreed to, 18 Mar. Bill returned to the Lords, 
eod. die. 


Lords, retufe to receive a Bill returned by the Commons, the fame 
not having been proceeded upon, 13 Mar. Vide Bills—Take 
Exception to the pafling of a new Bill by the Commons, 
inflead of one fent from them, 14 Mar. 

Love, Family of, Bill for punifhing them, read, 15 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 16.—New Bill brought in, 20 Feb. Read, 21 &amp; 22.— 
Another new Bill read twice, and committed, 27 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Seffi1. A. 1603 &amp; 1604. 
ABOURERS, Wages of, Bill to explain the A&amp;@ 5 Eliz: 


relating thereto, read, 2 Apr. Committed, 28. Reported, 
and re-committea, 3 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
eod die. Paffed, 8 May. Sent to the Lords,10: Returned; 
with Amendments, 2 June. Sent back to the Lords, o. 

Lands, Bill tor Exchange thereof, read, and rejected, 31 Mar. 

Afjart. Vide Afjart. . 

—_— made by Tenants in Tail, Bill to make them good, read; 
27 June. 

Leather, Bill relating thereto, read, 2 Apr. Vide Tanners. 

Bill for Explanation of an Act 5 Eliz. touching divers 

Artificers in Leather, read, 30 Apr.’ Rejected, 9g May.—New 
Bill read, 26 June. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 30. Paffed, 3 July. 

Lee River, Bill for fupprefling Inconveniencies by Barges thereon; 
read, 14 May. 

Leighton, Sir Thomas, his Letter touching the Bill concerning 

~ affart Lands, 3 May. 

Leneux, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, and 
Lord Obigney his Brother, 19 Apr. Read, 21. Committed, 
18 May. Reported, and pafied, 22. Sent to.the Lords, 24. 

Letter, trom a Member to the Speaker, cenfureds 17 Apr. 

Letters Patent, Bill for the Explanation of the Common Law in 
certain Cafes thereof, read, 11 Apr. Committed, 16. 

Committee appointed to frame a general Bill for Con- 
firmation of Letters Patents, 18 May.—Bill from the Lords, 
for Confirmation thereof, 30 June. Read, 2 July. Com- 
mitted, 5. : 

Liberties of the Subject. Vide Subjeéis. 

Littleton, John, Efq; Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his 
Children, 7 June. Read,8. Committed,11. Reported, and 
Counfel to be heard, upon a Claufe offered for Sir'tho. Corn- 
well, 14. Heard, and Claufe added, 15. Bill pafled, 21. Sent 
to the Lords, 23. 

London, Port of, Bill to ratify the Keys and Wharfs there, read; 
19 Apr. Committed, 20June. Reported, and Counfel to be 
heard, 26. 

Loffe, Thomas, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 30 Apr. Rejected, 
3 May. 

Lovell, Thomas, Efg; Bill from the Lords, for his Relief, 28 
June. Read,29 &amp; 30. Counfel to be heard, 30. Heard, and 
Bill committed, 2 July. Reported, with Amendments, and 
paffed, 4. Sent to the Lords, 5. 

Lucas, Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 2 Apr 
Read, 3. Committed, 12. Reported, 13. Pafied,17. Sent 
to the Lords, 18. 

Edward, Bill to repeal an Aét 43 Eliz. relating to him, 
read, 17 Apr. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
11 May. 

Lonel and Hemp-feed, Bill for fowing thereof, read, and 
rejected, 20 June. . 








3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff 2. A. i605 &amp; 1606: 


LAKE, Sir Thomas, Bill to confirm Lands to him and his 
Wife, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 25. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 7 Feb. Pafled, 11. 

Lands, or Tenements, Bill touching Bonds made for Affurance 
thereof, read, 28 Jan. Committed, 29. Reported, and 
dafhed, 22 Feb. : 

Bill to reduce to the Crown the Inheritance of Lands 

given by the King, in Default of Heirs of the Donees, read, 

14 Apr. Rejected, go. 

Laws, Penal. Vide Statutes. 

Leajes, Bill for Confirmation of them againft Patentees of In- 
heritance, prefented, and read, 22 Jan. Committed, 23. 
Reported, and to ees 7 Mar. 

Lee River. Vide London. 

Leigh, Sir Robert, a Juftice of Peace, complained of, and fen 
for by the Serjeant, for refufing Bail fora Member's Servants, 
18 Feb. Report touching him, and to be heard by 

N Counfel, 


— 











IN DEX ¢@o the First VotumMe. 


Counfel, 19. Heard, 21. Cenfured, 22. Makes Submiffion, 
and is difcharged, eod. die. 

Leneux, Duke of. Vide Alnage. 

Linen Cloth, Bill for true making thereof, read, and rejected, 

o Jan. 

Lioyd, Mr. committed for ferving a Subpcena upon Sir Richard 
Bulkley, 20 May. 

Logwood, alias Blockwood, Article of Grievance touching it, 
read, and agreed to, 9 Apr. 

Bill concerning it, read, 26 Apr. To fleep, 23 May. 

London, Bill for bringing Water thither from the River Lee, or 
Uxbridge, read, 30 Jan. Committed,31. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 16 May. Paffed, 20. Order touching a Re- 
compence to be made to Captain Colthirft, eod. die. Bill fent 
to the Lords, with a Meffage concerning him, 22 May. Re- 
turned, with Amendments, 26. Amendments agreed to, eod. 
die. 

Lord’s-day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of, fearched, and divers Perfons apprehended for 
a Confpiracy to blow it up, 5 Nov. Vide Plot. 


4 &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef 3. A. 1606 &amp; 1607. 


[4 BOURERS, and Servants, Motion for a Committee to 
confider of Provifion to reform them, not affented to, 19 
Nov. Bill, for that Purpofe, to be drawn, eod. die. 

Tachelade, Manor. Vide Bathurf: 

Lake, Sir Thomas, Letter from Sir Hugh Loffe, and others, 
touching a Bond entered into by him for performing the Con- 
ditions of an Act, pafled the preceding Seflion, read, and Order 
thereupon, 26 Nov. 

Laws, hoftile. Vide Union. 

Lawyers, of the Houfe, not to go out of Town without Leave, 
29 Nov. 

Leather, Bill to explain an A&amp; touching Tanners, and other Ar- 
tificers therein, read, 6 Dec. Committed,9. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 14 Mar. Counfel to be heard thereon, 27 

. &amp; 31. Bill read Third time, and Counfel heard, 1 May. 
Paffed, * # . Sent to the Lords, 12 May. 

Bill from the Lords, to reftrain the Ufe of Leather made 
of Horfe-hides, or Hog-fkins, 30 June. Read twice, and 
committed, 1 July. Reported, 2. Read the Third time, and 
dathed, eod. die. 

Letters Patents, Bill to confirm them, upon Compofitions made 
with the Crown, read, 5 May. Committed, 15. 

Bill from the Lords, to confirm Letters Patents and 
Grants of Copyhold Lands belonging to the Crown, 29 June. 
Read, 30. 

Logwood, Bill to abolifh it, read, 21 Feb. Rejeéted, 26.—New 

ill read, 10 Mar. Rejected, 15 May.—&lt;Another Bill read, 
4 May. Committed,15. Petition relating thereto, 20 June. 
Bill to fleep, eod. die. 

London, Bifhop of. Vide Sali/bury. 

City of, Bill from the Lords, for confirming Lands granted 

to the Companies thereof, 21 Apr. Read, 29. Committed, 

4 May. Reported, with an Amendment, and Counfel to be 

heard, 7. Read Third time, and Counfel heard, 9. Order 

in Council, relating thereto, read, eod. die. Bill fent to the 

Lords, 12 May. 

Bill to explain the A&amp; 3 Jac. for bringing Water to the 
North Parts thereof, read, 28 Apr. Committed, 1 May. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6. Paffed, 8. Sent to the 
Lords, 12. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

Loffe, Sir Hugh. Vide fupra Lake. 

Ludlow, Sir Edward, and his Son, to have Privilege from attend- 
ing on a Commiflion out of Chancery, 31 Mar. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sef: 4. A. 1609 &amp; 1610. 


AN DS, entailed, Bill for making them liable to Debts, 
read, 16 Feb. Committed, 22. 

Lawyers of the Houfe, abfent, to be fent for, 1 § 17 Mar. Lift 
of them to be made, and to be noted, if abfent, 18 June. 

Leadenhall Market, Bill relating thereto, read, 27 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 19 Apr. 

ie to the King, for Trial of Titles, Bill read, 17 Mar. 

vommitted, 25. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 June. 
Paffed, 18. 

Bill touching Defeéts in Leafes, prefented, 4 May. 

— Bill touching Leafes to and from Bifhops, read, # »*. 
Committed, 25 Apr. Reported, and re-committed, 25 May. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 June. Paffed, and fent to 
the Lords, 20.—New Bill read, * *. Committed, « *. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 13 July. RejeGed, 14. 

Tinen Cloth, Bill againft Basan therein, read, 27 Mar. 

Logwood, Bill to prevent Abufes thereby in Dying, read, 12 Mar. 

vommitted, 29. Reported, and rejected, 1 June. 

Lyme Regis, Petition touching Mr. Haffard, one of their Mem- 

04 























bers, referred to the Committee of Privileges, 9 Feb. Report, 
and new Writ ordered, 14. 


12° Jac. 1. Parl.2. A. 1644. 


A K E, and Deane, Bill for Confirmation of a Decree in 
Chancery between them, read, 10 May. Committed, 18. 

Langivew, Hofpital of, Bill for founding it, read, 20 May. 

er penal, Bill of Grace, relating thereto, prefented, and read, 
2 May. 

Lime. "Vide Bricks. . 

Lincoln, Bithop of, Complaint of an Afperfion caft by him upon 
the Proceedings of the Houfe relating to lmpofitions, and 
Committee appointed to confider of it, 25 May. Report, and 
Debate thereupon, 26. Meflage to be fent to the Lords, 
concerning this Matter, and Committee appointed to prepare 
it, eod. die. Order to forbear proceeding in other Bufinefs, till 
an Anfwer from the Lords touching this Meflage, eod. die. 
Meflage os ag and re-committed, 27 May. Further Com- 
— againft the Bifhop, and Debate thereupon, eod. die. 

eflage reported, and agreed to, and to be fent to the Lords, 
but not to be delivered in Writing, eod. die. King’s Letter 
touching the Order for Forbearance, eod. die. Vide King. 
Meffage fent to the Lords, 28 May. Anfwer thereto, 30. 
Debate thereupon, and Committee appointed to confider of 
another Meflage, eod. die. Meflage reported, and agreed to, 
and fent to the Lords, 31 May. ‘Their Anfwer thereto, eod. 
die. Read, and Debate thereon, 1 June. Further Complaint 
againft the Bifhop, touching Mr. Lovett, 1 June. Vide infra 
Lovett. 

Liveries. Vide Wards. 

Lords, Order for admitting feveral into the Houfe, upon the 
hearing of Counfel on the Virginia Company’s Petition, 17 
May. Manner of their coming in, and fitting, eod. die. 

Lordg-day. Vide Sunday. 

Lovett, Francis, a Recufant, Complaint againft the Bithop of 
Lincoln for certifying his Conformity, not having received the 
Communion, 1 June. Warrant ordered for apprehending him, 
and for Attendance of Witneffes, eod. die. Committee ap- 
pointed to confider of what fit further to be done therein, 
eod. die. A Witnefs examined touching him, eod.die. His 
Anfwer read, and Debate thereon, 3 June. Examined at the 
Bar, and ordered to attend; eod. die. 

Ludlow EleGtion, Report touching the Bailiff’s returning himfelf, 
14 Apr. ‘Removed, and a new Writ ordered, eod. die. 

Lynne Regis, Mayor of, returned, juftifies himfelf, 19 Apr. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl.3. A.1621 &amp; 1622. 


[A C E, gold and filver. Vide Thread. 

Lambe, and Craddock, Doctors, Examinations touching 
their Mifdemeanors, to be taken by the Sub-committee for 
Courts of Juftice, 28 May. To be fealed up, and delivered 
to the Clerk, 1 June. Examination to be proceeded in, and 
they to be heard, if they think fit, 19 Dec. 

Lancafter, Duchy of, Bill for Confirmation of feveral Decrees 
5 ing thereto, prefented, 16 May. Read, 24. Committed, 
1 Dec. 

Landaph, Bithop of, Report from the Committee for Courts of 
Juftice, touching a Charge of Corruption againft him, 15 Mar. 
Further Report,17. Charge to be prefented to the Lords, eod. 
die. His Letters to be fent to them, 20 Mar. Committee 
appointed to draw up a Meflage to the Lords concerning him, 
14 May. Meflage reported, and agreed to, and to be tent to 
the Lords, but not to be delivered in Writing, 16. Their 
Anfwer reported, eod. die. Meflage from the ‘Lords, touch- 
ing their Cenfure of him, 30 May. Vide Damport. 

Larceny, petit, Bill for punifhing Offenders therein, read, 5 May. 

Lawyers, Committee to confider of Regulations for them, 27 
Apr. 

phos Sir John, expelled for fitting in the Houfe, not having 
taken the Oaths, 10 Feb. 

Leicefterfhire Election, Report concerning it, 7 Feb. Counfel to 
be heard, and High Sheriff and Under Sheriff to attend, 8. 
Directions given to the Counfel by the Speaker, 9. Counfel 
heard, eod. die. Retolution thereon, eod. die. Return of 
Sir Geo. Haftings to be brought to the Clerk of the Crown, 
eod.die. High Sheriff and Under-fheriff brought to the Bar 
as Delinquents, and examined, eod. die. High Sheriff cen- 
fured, and pardoned, eod. die. Under-fheriff pardoned, eod. 
die. Sheriffs to be fent for by the Serjeant,10 Feb. High 
Sheriff examined, touching the not returning of Sir Geo. 
Haftings’s Indenture, fealed by the Freeholders, and Order 
thereupon, 12. Sir Tho. Beaumond fent for by the Serjeant, 
for threatening the Sheriff, eod. die. Petition from Sir Tho. 
Beaumond, read, 16 Feb. Indenture delivered in, eod. die. 
Sheriff and Sir Tho. Beaumond difcharged, paying Fees, eod. 
die. Clerk of the Crown to bring the Writ, eod. die. De 
bate about amending the Return, 17 Feb. 


Lepton, 




















INDEX ¢@ the Frast VoLume. 


Leptor, Mr. ordered to bring in his Patent for fole making of 
Bills and Letters, 22 Mar. Several Petitions againtt him deli- 
vered in, 2 May. To attend the Committee of Grievances, 
eod. die. Report touching his Patent, 14 May. - His Petition 
to be heard by Counfel, rejected, eod. die. Patent condemned, 
eod. die.“ Complaint againft him, for a Confpiracy againft Sir 
Edw. Coke, 24 Nov. Vide Coke. To be proceeded — for 
executing his Patent after it was condemned, and a Warrant 
to the Serjeant to apprehend him, 29. To attend at the Access 
of the Houfe, 19 Dec. 

Letter, dire&amp;ed to the Houfe, and found in Weftminfter Hall, 

roduced, and read, 11 May. Committee to. perufe it, and 
Rapes of the Purport of it, eod. die—Report, touching Two 
other Letters delivered to the Speaker, 26 Nov. Letter pro- 
duced, eod. die. 

Letters Patent, Bill for confirming them, read, and rejected, 
25 Apr. 

ions Sir Stephen, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 
15 Feb. Read, « *. Committed, 17 Mar. Reported, 19. 
Paffed, 19 Apr. 

Liberty of Speech. Vide Privileges. 

Licences to beg, Bill to punifh Abufes therein, read, * *. Com- 
mitted, 22 Nov. 

Light-houfes, at Dungeonneffe and W interdenneffe, Debate about 
them, 27 eb. Patents to be brought to the Committee upon 
the Bill touching Sea-marks, and Patentees to be heard by 
Counfel, eod. die. To be brought to the Committee of Griev- 
ances, g Mar.  Patentees to take no Fees, till the Caufe de- 
termined, and to be heard by Counfel in the Houfe, 19, Order 
for Non-payment of Fees fufpended, 20. Counfel heard, and 
Debate touching thefe Patents, 21. Petition of the Trinity- 
houfe, read, 22. Further Debate, 26. Petition from the 
Cinque Ports, read, eod. die. Seleét Committee to confider of 
the Patents, eod. die. Report, and Patents condemned, 18 
Apr. Lord Admiral to be acquainted therewith, eod. die. His 
Anfwer reported, 1 May. 

Limitations, Billof. Vide Aéiions. 

Litehfield, Bifhop of. Vide Coventry. 

Little, William, and Abigail, Bill to naturalize them, read, 15 
Mar. Committed, 8 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. 

Lloyd, Edward. Vide Floyd. 

Lobfers, and Salmon, Patent, for fole importing of them, to be 
confidered by the Committee of Grievances, 18 Apr. Report, 
and Patent condemned, 25. - 

Logwood, Bill relating thereto, read, g &amp; 12 Mar. Patents to be 
brought to the Committee of Grievances, 2 May. 

Lord’s-day. Vide Sunday. 

Lucy, Thomas, Bill to revive his Will, read, 25 May. 

Lumley, Sir Richard, Bill to fell Lands, read,6 Mar. Commit- 
ted, 19. Reported, and to beingroffed, 22. Paffed,1 May. 

Lydall, Sir Richard. Vide Merchants. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1624 &amp; 1625. 


[4M BE, Dr. Complaint againft him, referred to Com- 
mittee for Courts of Juftice, 3 May. Report, and Order 
thereon, 22. 


Lancafter Gaol. Vide Patents. 

Land, arable, Bill againft converting it into Pafture, read twice, 
and committed, 24 Mar. 

Larceny, petty, Bill for Punifhment thereof, read, 25 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 8 May. 

Laws, penal. Vide Informations, and Monopolies. 

Lead Ore, Bill concerning Tythe thereof, read, 9 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported, and rejected, 12 May. 

Patent for making red Lead, to be brought to the Com- 

mittee of Grievances, and Patentee to attend, 29 Apr. 

Leétures, in Divinity. Vide Whettenhall. 

Lent, Proclamation, for keeping it, to be contfidered by the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 13 May. Report, 26. 

Lefeur, Sir Stephen, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 7 
Apr. Read, 9. Twice read, and paffed, 12. 

Little, William, and Abigail, Bill to naturalize them, read, 19 
Apr. To be ingroffed, 20. Paffed, 28. 

Litchfield, Bithop of. Vide Coventry. 

London, Lord Mayor of, to take into Confideration the Abufes of 
nnd 19 Apr.—To confider of Mr. Pecke’s Petition, 
25 May. 

Lords. Vide Meffages.—Motion for the Speaker’s Warrant for 
the Sight of fome Records at the Lords, 13 Apr. Records to 
be brought to a Committee, eod. die—Committee appointed 
to fearch Precedents of Judgments given by the Lords, upon 
Complaint of the Commons, 14 May. 

Lord’s-day. Vide Sunday. ' 

Lovell, Mr. complained of for undue Practices about the Elec- 

_ tion for Blechingley, 22 Mar. Sent for by the Serjeant, and 
declared incapable of being elected, eod. die. Examined, and 
committed to the Tower, 3 Apr. His Petition tendered, 9. 


— 4 be brought to the Bar, 10. Difcharged, 12. 
OL, 





Lowe, Vincent, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 10 Apy, 
Committed, 12. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 May, 
Paffed, 4: 

Lumiley, Sir Richard, Bill from the Lords, for Sale of his Lands, 
18 Mar. Read, 22. Committed, 23. Reported, with an 

- Amendment of a Letter, 19 Apr. Amendment to be prefented 
in Writing, eod. die. Bill pafled, 24 Apr. | 

Lydail, Sir Richard, to bring in his Bonds taken from the Sta- 
plers,g Apr. Cenfured, for executing the Patent concerning 
them, 26 May. 


1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


ARCENY, petty, Bill for punifhing it, read, 9 July. 
Committed, 6 Aug. 

London, Meflage from a Lords, touching fome Propofitions for 
Relief thereof, 10 Aug. Propofitions communicated at a 
Conference, 11. 

Lord’s-day. Vide Sunday. 


1° &amp; 2°Car. 1. Parl.2. A. 1625 &amp; 1626. 


LABOURERS, Bill for more fpeedy Payment of their 
Wages, ordered, 2 Mar. 

Lambert, Lady, Bill to reverfe a Decree between her and J.ord 
Roberts, read, 3 June, Rejected, 9. 

Leather, tanned, Bill to change the Market-day for Sale thereof 
at Leaden-hall, read, 6 Mar. 

Leicefterfhire, High Sheriff of, Petition againft him, for undue 
Proceedings in the Election, 25 Mar. To be fent for by the 
Serjeant, eod. die. Warrants ordered for Witnefles, 15 Apr. 
Committee to examine the Complaint, 26. Order for making 
the Report, 3 May. Report made, eod. die. Sheriff repri- 
manded, and difcharged, 4 May. 

i Proclamations for it to be prefented as a Grievance, 25 
May. 

komt Company. Vide Turkey. 

Levett, John, Bill for Relief of John Porter, his Guardian, 
— a Decree in Chancery, read twice, and committed, 11. 

ay. 

Lewis, Morgan, a Schoolmatter, fufpeéted of Popery, fent for 
to the Committee for Religion, 1 May. Report touching him, 
10 June. To be pevhcane: e' and difcharged, eod. die. ° 

Liberties, of the Houfe. Vide Privileges. 

Lincoln, Bithop of, Report touching Mr. Grimfdich’s Complaint 
againft him, 11 May. 

Inhabitants of, Letter touching Articles, delivered by the 

Clerks of Aflize to the High Conftables, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to the Committee of Grievances, 6 June. 

Litchfield. Vide Freyford. 

Littleton, Sir Thomas, Bill to fettle a Jointure upon his Wife, 
read,1 June. Committed, 9. 

Lords, their Meffengers difmitfed without Anfwer, 10 June. 

Lord’s-day. Vide oe: 

Lowe, Vincent, Bill from the Lords, for Sale of Lands, 25 Feb. 
Read, 27. Committed, 1 Mar. Reported, 3. 

Ludgerfall Eleétion, and double Return, Report touching it, and 
new Writ ordered for one of the Burgefles, 10 Mar. 





3°&amp; 4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Seffi1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 


AW, martial, Commission for it declared illegal, 7 May. 
Refolution referred to Committee upon the Petition of Right, 
eod. die. 

Leafes, made by Tenants in Fee-tail, and Men feifed in Right of 
their Wives, or Churches, Bill for confirming them, read, 4 
June. 

Letter, found under the Door, Committee to examine it, 23 June. 


Report touching it, eod. die. Sealed up, and fent to the King, 
eod. die. 


Letters, Vide Grievances. 

Levant Merchants. Vide Turkey. a ee 

Levefton, Alexander, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 26 
Apr. Read, 28. Committed, 7 May. Reported,13. Pafled, 


19. 

Levett, Mr. his Petition read, and rejected, 19 Apr. Petition 
againft him read, 27 May. To attend with his Patent for a 
Toll at Two Bridges in Yorkshire, eod. die. Committee ap- 
pointed to examine it, 12 June. Report, and Patent con- 
demned, 20. Committee to draw a Petition to the King 
thereon, eod. die. 1h" 

Lewes Eleétion, and double Return, Report concerning it; 29 
Mar. Confideration thereof adjourned, eod. die. New Writ 
ordered, 1 May. 

Liberty of the Subjeé, in Perfon and Eftate, Committee of the 
whole Houfe to confider thereof, 24 Mar.&amp; 2 Apr. Refolu- 
tions of the Committee, touching Imprifonment of the Sub- 
je, the granting of Writs of Habeas Corpus, the Bailment of 
Prifoners, and the Property of Goods, reported, and agreed to, 


3 Apr. 


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4 Apr. Further Report, touching prefling of Soldiers, and 

Defignation to Foreign Employments, eod. die. Committee 

appointed, to frame a Bill concerning the I wo laft Heads, eod. 

die. Another feleét Committee appointed, to coufider of the 
other Matters relating to the Liberty of the Subject, and the 

Propriety of their Goods, eod. die. Report, and Conference to 

be defired with the Lords thereupon, 4 Apr. Conference agreed 

to, and Managers appointed, 7. Arguments ufed by the Ma- 
nagers to be brought in, and entered in the J ournal, 14 Apr. 

Delivered in, 23 Apr. &amp; 7 May. Copies and Originals, to be 

Lronght by the Clerk, 5 May. Conference detired by the 

Lords, touching the laft Conference, agreed to, 16. Another 
Conference defired by the Lords, and agreed to,17._ Meflage 
from the Lords, defiring the Journal of the Houfe 19 Jac. to be 
brought to the Conference, and Antwer thereto, eod. die. Con- 
ference reported, 21 Apr. Meflage to the Lords thereupon, 22. 
Another Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and 
Committee appointed to manage it, 23. Held, and reported, 
eod. die. Mellage tent to the Lords thereupon, 24 Apr. An- 
other Conference detired by the Lords thereon, held, and 
reported, 25. Propofitions made by the Lords, to be de- 
bated in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. King’s 
Declaration by the Lord Keeper, delivered in, and read, 28 
Apr. Committee to frame a Bill containing the Subftance of 
Mesie Charta, and other Statutes, concerning the Liberty of 
the Subjeét, eod. die. Meflage to be fent to the Lords, to 
acquaint them therewith, eod. die. Vide Peiition of Right. 

Lieutenants, Committee to draw a Bill for regulating their Power 
in relation to the finding of Arms, and prefling of Soldiers, 24 
Mar. All Complaints againft Deputy-lieutenants about billet- 
ing of Soldiers, or other Charges, to be examined by the Com- 
mittee appointed for Surrey, 3 Apr. Report touchinga Com- 
plaint from Taunton, againft Sir Jo. Stoel] and Mr. Waldron, 
19. Vide Stoe/l—touching Sir William Welbey, a Depaty- 
lieutenant of Lincolnfhire,g May. Vide Welbey.—touching 
Mr. Baber, Recorder of Wells, 16 May. Vide Baber.—touch- 
ing the Mayor of Chichester, 21 May. Another Complaint 
againft him, and others, and Orders thereupon, eod. die. 

London, Lord Mayor to be moved, that the Shops may be fhut on 
the Fatt Day, 24 Mar.—Petition of Mr. Clegatt, imprifoned 
for nat paying his Affeflment towards the Contraét for Lands, 
made by the City with the King, read, and referred to the 
Committee of Grievances, 26 Mar. Vide Clegatt—of Mr. 
Chapman, concerning the fame, read, and referred to the fame 
Committee, 27 Mar.—of divers Citizens, about Ship-money, 
read, and referred to the fame Committee, eod. die—Queftion, 
whether the Members for London are Knights, or Citizens, and 
Clerk of the Crown to bring the Writ, 10 May.—Petition 
againft Exactions in London for Metage and Portage, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 25 June. Lord Mayor to attend 
with Counfel, eed. die. 

Lord’s-day. Vide Sunday. 

Low, Vincent, Bill to reify a Miftake in an A&amp; 21 Jac. relating 
to him, read twice, and committed; 16 May. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 19. Paffed, 20. Sent from the Lords, 28. 

Lownes. Vide Herbert. 

Lyfler, Mr. fent for, for ferving Sir A. Harris with a Subpoena, 
10 May. To attend, 14. Examined, eed. die. Difcharged, 
15 May. 


4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sef: 2. A. 1628. 


AMBERT, Lord, Petition of Mr. Burgeffe againft him, 
14 Feb. To be fent for by the Serjeant, eod. die. To have 
a Copy of the Petition, 16 Feb. 

Levant Merchants, their Petition referred to the Commiitee 
appointed to confider of the Liberty of the Subject, 28 Jan.— 
to the Committee upon Mr. Rolles’s Relation, 31. 

Levett, Mr. to be fent for by the Serjeant, for exercifing his 
Patent condemned the preceding Seflion, 23 Jan. 

Lewis, Robert, Information againit him for words fpoken 
againft the Parliament, 27 Jan. Sent for by the Serjeant, eod. 
die. 

Liberty of the Subjeét, Committee of the whole Houfe to confi- 
der of the Invafion thereof, againft the Petition of Right, 21 
Jan, Vide Rolles. 

Lincoln, Bithop of. Vide Aleyne. 


4 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff.1. A. 1547. 


M ALT, Bill for making it, read, 24 Nov. &amp; 8 Dec. 
Paffed, 17 Dec. f 

Married Men. Vide Priefts. 

Merchants, Bill for their dwelling in Towns, read, 7 Dec. 


2° § 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1548. 


M 4 LT, Bill from the Lords, 


foy making it, read ’ 
17 Dec. Paffed, 19. iS g it, read, 13,14 &amp; 


First VoLuME. 


Married Men. Vide Prie/ts. 

Marfhes, avd low Grounds, Bill for them, read, and committed; 
15, Feb. 

Matrimony, Bill for Contracts thereof, read, 8 Feb. 

Member, committed, 21 Jan. Vide Storie—Leave to Members 
to be abfent, 24 Jan. &amp; 21 Feb. 

Bill, touching the Abfence of Members, ordered, 8 Jan. 

Read, and committed, 15. . 

Merchants. Vide Artificers. 

Mefjage, from the Lords, about Lord Seymour's Bill of Attainder, 
and Anfwer to be returned by fome of the Houfe, 2 Mar. 

Murders, and Felonies, Bill for Trial of Principals and Acceffz- 
ries therein, read, 8&amp; 12 Dec. Paffed, 14. , . 

— Bill for difclofing of Murders and Felonies, read, 27 
Feb. 

Mutiny, and Defertion. 





Vide Officers. 


3°&amp; 4 Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sef 3. A. 1549. 


MA4 NCHESTER, Bill for the Water-conduit there, 
read, 30 Nov. &amp; 31 Dec.—New Bill read, 8 &amp; 28 Jan. 
Paffed, go. 

Marjh-land. Vide Ely. 

Member, returned in Attaint, his Appearance to be excufed before 
the Court of Common Pleas, 5 Nov.—Leave to a Member to 
be Ablent, 9 Dec. 

Bill for abfenting of Members, read, 8 &amp; g Nov. 

Minijiers, ecclefiattical. Vide Juri/diétion. 

Mounfon, Sir William, Bill for Two Leafes to him, againft the 
Duchets of Suffolk, read, 22 Nov. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Pari.1. Sef. 4. A. 1551 &amp; 1552. 


ME MLBERS, to be abfent until the perfec Return be 
known, 9 Feb.—Requiring Privilege, to have a Warrant 
figned by the Speaker, 22 Feb. Vide Privileges—Leave to 
Members to be abfent, 22 &amp; 24 Feb. 2, 3 &amp; 16 Mar. 
Merchandizes, Bill for fhipping them, read, 6 Feb. 
Bill for felling divers Merchandizes cut of Market 
Towns, read, 8 Mar. 
Bill againft engrofling of Merchandizes, read, 29 Mar. 
To be ingroiled, 4 Apr. Pafled, 11. 
Me(jage, from the Lords, to. hafte towards the End of the Sef 
fion, 8 Mar.—to the Lords, to defire, that the Bifhop of Dur- 
ham, and his Acceflaries, may attend the Houfe in Perfen, 


4 Apr. 


7° Edw. V1. Parl.2. A.1552 &amp; 1553. 


M*A IDSTONE, Committee to perufe the Charter, and 
the Burgefles returned, to be abfent, till the Matter deter- 
mined, 21 Mar. : 7 
— Bill, for one to be throughout the Kingdom, read, § 
far. 
Member, returned for Two Places, makes his Election, 11 Mar. 
Licenfed to be abfent, 13. 
Merchant-adventurers, Bill touching them, read, 21 Mar. 
Bill from the Lords, to avoid the Number of them, read 
twice, 28 Mar. Vacated, 41. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Seffi1. A. 1553. 


ME ASU RE, Bill, for one to be throughout England, read, 
11 Qét. Committed, 17. 
Members, Committee appointed to enquire about the Right of 
sfome to fit in the Houfe, 12 Oct. Report, and Refolution 
relating thereto, 13. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl... Seff 2. A. 1553. 


JEASURE, Bil, for one to be throughout England, read, 
27 Oct. Committed, 28—New Bill, for Weights and 

Meatvres, read, 2 Nov. 

Merton College, Bill from the Lords, fer Incorporation thereof, 
read twice, 27 Nov. Pafled, 29. 

Monmouthfhire, Bill for keeping the County Days at Ufke, read, 
14 Nov. 

Mountague, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of the 
Countefs of Huntingdon, and Winitrede Haftings, his Daugh- 
ters, read, 27 &amp; 28 Nov. Paffed, 2 Dec.- 


1° Mar.I. Parl. 2. A. 1554- 


Me MBE R, complains of being affauited, 23 Apr. Vide 
Monyngton. i 
Merchants, Bill, to prohibit their importing any Merchandize 
above the Value they export, read, 7 A i Committed, 9. 
— Bill to oblige them to import the Fifth Part in Bullion for 
the Merchandize they export, read, 7 Apr. Vide or 
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Meffage, from the Lords. Vide Lords. __ 

Monyngton, Mr. complained of for affaulting a Member, exa- 
mined, and committed to the Tower, 23 Apr. To give Se- 
curity, and difcharged, 24. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar, Parl. 3. A. 1554- 


MAR TIN’s le Grand, St. Bill to make Part of it Parcel of 
St. Leonard’s, read, 11 &amp; 15 Dec.—Bill to make the In- 

habitants Parifhioners of Chrift-church, read, 18 &amp; 26 Dec. To 
be ingroffed, 28. Paffed, 29.—Bill to make them Parifhion- 
ers of St. Botolph without Alderfgate, read, 22 &amp; 26 Dec. 

Members, Bill touching their Abfence, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 14 Jan. Paffed, 15. 

Merchant-adventurers, Bill touching them, read, and to be in- 
grofled, 20 Dee. 

Murderers, and Thieves, Bill, for Difcovery of them, read, 4 &amp; 
12 Dec. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


MA NSLAUGHTER. Vide Jufices. 

Marfhland, Bill from the Lords, to revive the Statute 22 
H. VILL. touching Powdike therein, 28 Nov. Read, 29 Nov. 
&amp;2 Dec. Paffed, 6 Dec. 

Members, Bill touching their Abfence, read, 23 &amp; 24 O&amp;. 
Committed, 26.—New Bill, for their Attendance, read, and 
committed, 30 Oc&amp;.—Another new Bill read, 8 Nov. 

Merchants, Bill, for them to carry Four Pounds over Sea for 
their Expences, read, 13 Nov. Committed, 22. 

Bill from the Lords, to repeal the Aé&amp;t 12 H. VIT. con- 
cerning Merchants, 26 Nov. Read, 29 Nov.&amp; 7 Dec. A 
Communication of it, but not read, 9 Dec. 

Money, or Jewels, Bill againft carrying them out of the Realm, 
read, 26 &amp; 29 Nov.&amp; 2 Dec. Paffed, 5 Dec. 

Murder, Bill to take away Clergy from Acceffaries therein, read, 
25 O&amp;. Committed, 26.—New Bill, to take away Cler 
and Sanétuary from them, read, and to be ingroffed, 31 Oét. 
Paffed, 2 Nov. 

— Bill for more grievous Punifhment of Murder, read, 18 

Noy. To be ingrofled, 27. Committed, 30. Vacated, 3 Dec. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seff. 1. A. 1557. 


"LY A AIDEN S inheritable. Vide Heireffes. 

Melcombe Regis, Bill for fortifying it, read, 28 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 29.—New Bill, for Contributions by Frenchmen to- 
wards the Fortifications thereof, read, 3 Feb. To be ingroffed, 
15. Paffed, 26, 

Members, returned for Two Places, make their Ele&amp;tion, and new 
to be chofen, 27 &amp; 28 Jan.—Committee to examine a Com- 
plaint againft a Member out of the Admiral’s Court, 5 Feb.—- 
Committee to examine a Complaint againft one Member by 
another, 18 Feb.—Leave to Members to be abfent, 22. 25. &amp; 
28, Feb.—A Perfon affirming himfelf to be returned a Mem- 
ber, ordered into Cuftody, not bringing a Warrant, nor being 
returned by the Clerk of the Crown, 5 Mar.—Member com- 
mitted for {peaking irreverently of the Queen, 5 Mar. Vide. 
Copley. 








Murder, Bill from the Lords, to take away Clergy from Procurers 


thereof, 31 Jan. Read, 31 Jan.&amp; 1 Feb. Debated, and a new 
Bill ordered, 3 Feb. Read, 8. To be ingroffed, 9. Paffed, 10. 
Mujiers. Vide Soldiers. 


5° &amp; 6 Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef: 2. A.1558. 


M ALVESEY, Bill, for abating Part of the Duty paid 

thereon by Strangers, read, 9 Nov. 

Member, coming from a Place infected, to be abfent, 7 Nov.— 
Members fick, not to take Damage by their Abfence, 10 Nov. 
Not to be removed, 11. 

- Bill for Attendance of Members, read, and committed, 

9 Nov. 

Meffages, from the Lords. Vide Lords. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 
ME LCOMBE REGIS, Bill for fortifying it, read,.9 
Feb. Committed, 16. 

Members, Leave given them to be abfent, 21.23 &amp; 28 Feb. 4.9, 

10. 13. 16 &amp; 18 Mar. 13. 18. 24 &amp; 28 Apr.—Member, com- 
lained of for- mifreprefenting another, afks Pardon in his 

ete, 4 Mar.—Going to the Lords to be of Counéel againft a 
Bill pafied the Houfe, cenfured, 23 Mar. 

Bill for Attendance of Members, read, 17 Apr. 

Merchandizes, Bill for fhipping them in Englifh Bottoms, read, 
7 Apr. Vide Shipping. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 
ANCHESTER Cottons, Bill, to repeal a Statute 


again{t them, read, 6 Mar. 
Vou. I. 








oa 


First VoLuMeE. 


Marriages, Bill for a Regifter of them, read, g Mar. 

Members, returned for feveral Boroughs, not returned into Chan- 
cery, to fit in the Houfe, and fhew Letters Patents to warrant 
their Return, 22 Jan.—Returned for Two Places, make their 
Election, and new Writs ordered, 25, 26. 29 &amp; 30 Jan. 13 
Feb.—Coming after Prayers, to pay Four-pence to the Poor, 
30 Jan.—Leave given them to be abfent, 3, 4. 19, 20. 22, 23, 
24 &amp; 27 Feb. 1. 4.6. 8. 11, 12. 15, 16, 17. 20 &amp; 24 Mar. 

Merchandize, Bill, appointing the Times and Places for fhipping 
it, read; 13 Mar. . 

Merchant-adventurers Company, Bill to admit Englifh Mer- 
— thereinto, on Payment of a Fine of Ten Marks, read, 
25 Feb. 

Merchants, Bill, to prohibit their marrying Strangers beyond Sea, 
read, 10 Mar. 

Money, Bill to revive the A&amp; 3 H. V. for clipping and wafhing it 
to be Treafon, read, 26 Jan. Committed, 3 Feb.—New Bili 
read, 24 Feb. To be ingroffed, 25. Paffed, 26.—Bill from 
the Lords, to the fame Purpofe, 20 Mar. Read, 20 &amp; 22. 
Pafled, 23. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef 2. A. 1566. 
NM AIDENHEAD Bridge, Bill for a Toll to be taken 


there, read, 14 Nov. &amp; 14 Dec. 

Malt, Bill to revive the A&amp;ct for making it, read, 23 O&amp;. 

Markets, and Fairs, Bill to avoid their being kept on Sundays, 
read, 12 Dec.—Bill to the fame Purpofe, read twice, 2# Dec. 

Mariners. Vide Sea-marks. 

Member, coming froma Place infected with the Plague, ordered 
to be abfent, 2 O&amp;.—Members, newly returned, to take the 

_ Oath, 3 O&amp;.—Member cholen for London, being a Burgefs for 
Guilford, to ftand for Guilford, eod. die.—Imprifoned in the 
Fleet, defires to be reftored, 8 O&amp;. Vide Gardyner—-New 
Writ ordered in the room of a Member reported to be luna- 
tick, 29 O&amp;.—Members departing before the rifing of the 
Houfe, without Leave, to pay Four-pence to the Poor, g Nov. 
—Leave given them to be abfent, 15, 16 &amp; 18 Nov. 7 &amp; 17 
Dec.—Member complained of for an Affault, 15 Nov. Pro- 
ceedings thereupon, 15, 16 &amp; 23. 

Merchants, Bill to incorporate them for Difcovery of new Trades 
in Ruflia, read, 21 &amp; 24 Oc. To be ingroffed, 26 Nov. 
Paffed, 17 Dec. ’ 

of Briftol, Bill to confirm Letters Patents to them, read, 

26 Nov. To be ingroffed, 2 Dec. Paffed, 4. “ 

of Venice, Bill, that they may land Goods at London, 
or elfewhere, paying to Southampton for {weet Wines, read, 
23 Oct. 

Meronetisfhire, Bill from the Lords, for Trial of Felons therein, 
16 Dec. Read, 17 &amp; 18. Paffed, 21. 

Minifters. Vide Religion. 

Mountjoye, Lord. Vide Allom. 








13° Elz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


MEMBERS, abfent at Prayers, to forfeit Four-pence to 
the Poor, 4 Apr.—Coming into the Houfe, before the 

were returned by the Clerk of the Crown, ordered to sind, 
5.—Member excommunicate, coming into the Houfe, ordered 
to attend, eod. die. To anfwer it in the Houfe, 10 Apr—Com- 
mittee appointed to confer with the Attorney and Sollicitor- 
general about the Validity of the Returns for feveral Boroughs, 
which fent no Members the preceding Parliament, 6 Apr. 
Report touching them, 9.— Member returned for Two Places, 
makes his Eledtion, eod. die.—Confefling, that he purchafed 
his Eleétion, difcharged, 10 May. Vide Wefbury.—Obtains 
Leave to be abfent, 16 ates MEd charged with taking 
Money for their Voices, Committee appointed to examine it, 
28 May. Report, that none found guilty, 29. A Member 
fufpeéted, clears himfelf, ecd. die. 

Meffuge, from the Lords, to demand Bills with Speed, and An- 
{wer, 26 Apr.—Another Meflage for Bills, the Lords ftaying 
for them, 22 May.—Meflage trom the Lords, to know if the 
Houfe will confent to an Amendment to a Bill, if made by 
the Lords, 28 May. 

Middlefer, Freeholders of, Bill relating to them, read, 16 May. 

Miners, in-Mendipp, Bill againft them, read, 18 May. 

Minifters. Vide Religion. 

Monafteries, Bill for Explanation of the Statute 21 H. VIII. 
touching them, read, 10 Apr. 

Motions, to be brought in Writing, 10 Apr. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sefi1. A. 1572. 
M EASURES. Vide Weights. 


Member, fent on the Queen’s Service, to be noted in the 
Journal, 21 May.—Leave to Members to be abfent, 24 &amp; 30 
May; 2, 11 &amp; 28 June-—Member cleared of having {poken 
difhonourably of the Lords, 11 June. — 

Merchants, colourable, - Bill againft them, read, 31 May. 
O Merchants, 





Merchants, Billagainit their being Purchafers of Lands or Leafes, 
read, 7 June. 

Meffages. Vide Queen, and Scots. 

Middiefex, Bill for the Freeholders thereof, read, and committed, 
ig &amp; 22 May. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef: 2. A. 1575. 


MARRIA GES. Vide Church-books. 
Mayney, Anthony, Efq; Bill from the Lords, for his Refti- 

tution, 12 Mar. Read, eod. die. Read twice, and pafled, with 
a Provifo, 13 Mar. Sent to the Lords, eod. die. Conference 
defired by the Lords thereupon, and agreed to, eod. die. 

Member, Committed for {peaking irreverently of the Queen, 8 
Feb. Vide Wentworth—The eldeft Son and Heir of a Peer 
continued a Member, g Feb. . Takes his Seat, 10.—Members 
employed on Embaflies, in Execution, or fick, not to be re- 
moved, 9 Feb.—Committee to confer, touching the. Number 
of Members, eod. die—Leave to Members to be abfent, 11 
Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. 

Merchant-adventurers, Foreigners, Bill touching them, read, 6 Mar. 

Mejjage, from the Lords, touching Lord Sturton’s Bill, 12 Mar. 
Vide Sturton.—defiring to know, if any Bills were ready, 14 
Mar. 

Middlefex, Bill for Nifi prius to be tried therein, read, 17 Feb. 
Committed, 24. ‘To be ingrofled, 3 Mar. Paffed, 5. 

Bill for Jurorsof Middlefex, read,and committed, 24 Feb. 

——— Bill for Adjournment of the Seffions of the Peace for 
Middlefex, read, 28 Feb. To be ingroffed, 5 Mar. Pafled, 7. 

Monajieries, Bill to explain an A&amp; 31 H. VIII. touching them, 
read, 18 Feb. To be ingroffed, 20. Paffed, 21. Returned 





from the Lords, with Amendments, 23. Amendments agreed 


to, 25. 
Moor-burning, Bill againft it, read, and rejected, 24 Feb. 
Murders, and Felonies. Vide Northumberland. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff. 3. A. 1580. 


MA NEY, Anthony, Bill for his Reftitution, read twice, 10 


Mar. Paffed, 11. 
Mariners, Vide Navy. 


INDEX io the First VouuME. 


Marriages, unlawful, Bill againft them, read, 28 Jan. Commit- 
ted, 31. Returned, and new Bill brought in, 16 Feb. 

Members, returned fince the preceding Seflion, {worn by the Lord 
Steward, and his Deputies, 18 Jan.—returned in the Places of 
others, yet living, admonifhed to forbear to fit, till the Cafe 
confidered, eod. die. Allowed to fit, 19 Jan——Member indiéted 
of Felony, to fit till convicted, 21 Jan—Order for Members 
to go decently out of the Houfe, eod. die—Members Servants 
behaving diforderly, to be feized, and brought before the Houfe, 
1 Feb.—Members ordered to aflift the Serjeant in apprehend- 
ing a Member ordered to be brought to the Bar, 4 Feb.— 
Committee to examine the Matter of an Outlawry againft a 
Member, 6 Feb. Vide Vaughan—Member imprifoned, fined, 
and expelled, 14 Feb. Vide Hall.—Leave to Members to be 
abfent, 17. 24 &amp; 25 Feb. Member ferving for a Borough in 
the laft Seffion, and fince chofen for another Place, to ferve for 
the former, 18 Mar.—Members incurably fick, to be removed, 
eod. die.—Scveral Members fick, not to be removed, eod. die.— 
Member in the Queen’s Service, not to be removed, eod. die. 
——Members abfent the whole Seffion, without Leave, to be 
fined, eod. die. Attending part of the Time, and departing 
without Leave, to lofe their Wages, eod. die. Not to depart 
without Licence, to be entered by the Clerk, eod. die. 

Merchant-adventurers, not free of the City of London, Bill 
touching them, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 2 Mar.—New Bill 
read, 10 Mar. 

Mefjage, from the Lords, fignifying the Queen’s Intention of 
coming to the Houfe of Peers, 18 Mar. 

Moor-burning, Bill againft it, read, 20 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


ACE. Vide Serjeant. 
Manors, and Copyhold Lands, Bill for Prefervation there- 
of, read, 27 Mar. 

Manjflaughter, Bill to take away the Benefit of Clergy for it, 
prefented, and read, 31 Mar.—Another Bill prefented, and 
read, 20 Apr. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
12 May. Dafhed, 19.— New Bill read, 7 June. Committed, 
9g. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 16. Paffed,21. Sent to 
the Lords, 28. 

Mariners, Bill to reform their Abufes in taking imprefi Money, 
read, 18 May. Committed, 29 June. 

Marre, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, 28 
Apr. Read, 1 May. Committed, 30 May, &amp; 11 June. 
Paffed, 19 June. Sent to the Lords, 23. 


Marriages, double, Bill to reftrain them, read, 25 Apr. Com- 


mitted, 26. Reported, and to be ingrofled,2 May. Pafled, 
07 





8. Sent to the Lords, 10. Amendments, made by the Lords, 
confidered, and agreed to, 7 June. 


Mayors, Queftion, concerning their fitting in the Houfe, referred 


to Committee of Privileges, 3 Apr. Motion aboat it, and a 
Precedent vouched, 25 May. Matter debated, and Refolution 
againft their ferving in any future Parliament, 25 June. Mayor 
chofen Sheriff of a County, to ferve, eod. die. 


Melcombe Regis, Bill for erecting a Church there, read, 21 Apr. 


Committed, 27. Returned, with a Vacat, and a new Bill 
offered, 17 May. Read, 19. Committed, 23. 


Members, {worn by the Lord Steward, and his Deputies, 19 Mar. 


—Member returned for Two Places, makes his Election, ead. 
die—Complains of being infulted by a Yeoman of the Gaard, 
eod. die. Vide Tafh—Outlawed. Vide Bucks—TImprifoned 
in the Fleet. Vide Shkir/ey—Motion about excufing a Mem- 
ber in the King’s Service in the Country, and defiring, by Let- 
ter to the Speaker, that his Attendance may be difpenfed with, 

oppofed, and Committee of Privileges to examine the Cafe, 2: 

Mar.—Orders againft hiffing, and difturbing Members in their 

Speeches, 26 Mar. &amp; 20 June—Member called to the Bar, 

and fufpended, for an offentive Speech, 3 Apr.—Leave to Mem- 

bers to be abfent, 4, 5. &amp; 27, Apr. 8. 11. 21, &amp; 22, May; 11. 

16, 18. &amp; 20, June.—to be of Counfel at the Lords, 11 Apr. 
—Speaking impertinently, or befide the Queftion, to be inter- 
rupted by the Speaker, 14. 17. &amp; 19, Apr. &amp; 19 May.— 
Member, charged with dilclofing the Secrets of the Houfe, 
heard, and excufed, 16 Apr.—Cenfured, for writing an unfit 
Letter to the Speaker, and ordered to acknowledge his Error 
publickly, 17 Apr.— Members abfent, to be warned by the 
Serjeant, 26 Apr—-Sent for by the Serjeant with the Mace 
out of Weftminfter-hall, 27 Apr.—Clear themfelves of in- 
forming the King touching the Proceedings of the Houfe, 2 
May.—Two Members ftanding up to {peak, determined by 
Queftion which ftood up firit, eod. die—Member accufed of 
taking Money to procure the Paflage of a Bill, 5 May. Vide 
Typper—Members to go with the Serjeant to the Fleet, and 
free Sir Thomas Shirley by Force, 9 May. Stayed, upon the 
Speaker’s Reprefentation, ead. die—Member offering to {peak 
a Second time in a Debate, not allowed, eod. die—Members 
appointed to repair to the Tower, to fee the Order of the Houfe, 
touching the Warden of the Fleet, put in Execution, 12 May. 
Report of their Proceedings, 14.—Member allowed to fpeak 
again in the fame Matter, to explain himfelf, eed.die-—Party toa 
Bill heard in his Place, 18 May.— Members fubfcribing tie In- 
firument of the Union, asCommiflioners, to have free Liberty of 
Voice the next Seffion, notwithftanding fuch Subfeription, 24 
May.—Reply to a Member, defiring to be heard upon a Bill as 
one of the King’s Counfel, 25 May.—A Rule agreed, that if 
Two Members fiand up to fpeak to a Bill, he, who is againft it, 
is to be firft heard, 4 June—Member having Leave of Abfence, 
upon occafion of the King’s hunting near his Houfe, ordered 
to fend a Buck to the Speaker, 11 June—Member, Party to a 
Bill, withdraws, during the Debate, 12 June.—Motion for fe- 
veral Members, being Officers of a Peer interefted in the fame 
Bill, to withdraw, not affented to, cod. die-—No Member to 
{peak twice to the Matter of the fame Bill, if it be continued 
in Debate from Day to Day, 23 June.-—Members voting againtt 
a Bill, fest out, after it was paffed, to bring it in in their Hands, 
for preferving Memory of an ancient Order to that Purpofe, 25 
June.—Order for colleéting the ufual Contribution from the 
Members, for the Officers of the Houfe, 27 June. Vide Houfe. 
—Motion, whether a Member, called to be a Judge, or other 
Attendance at the Lords, in Parliament Time, ought to fit in 
the Houfe, 28 June.—Feaft prepared for the Members at 
Merchant Taylors Hall, 3 July. 

Merchants, Court of, Bill for one in London, read, and rejected, 
3 Apr.—New Bill read, 19 Apr. Rejeéted, 30. 

Bill to give Merchants Liberty of free Trade to all 
Countries, read, 18 Apr. Vide T'rade. 

Mefjages, from the Lords, Houfe to fend Anfwer thereto by their 
own Melffengers, if they difagree with the Defire of the Lords 
therein, 5 May. Meflengers from ihe Lords return, without 
ftaying for an Anfwer, 24. Meffage to the Lords thereon, and 
their Anfwer, eod. die. 

Michaelmas Term, Bill for Abbreviation thereof, read, 11 May. 

Mildernix. Vide Sailcloth. 

Mildmay, Sir Walter, Bill to make void the Records of a feigned 
Cafe, called Corbett’s Cafe, devifed to overthrow his Convey- 
ance, read, 21 May. Rejected, 29 June. . 

Minifters, Bill, declaring their Marriage to be lawful, read 28 
Apr. Committed, 11 May. 

Bill againft feandalous and unworthy Minifters, tendered, 

5 June. Read,6. Committed, 12. Reported, and to be in- 

grofled, 20. Paffed, 22. Sent to the Lords, 23. 

Bill for Relief of Minifters in Cities and ‘Towns-corpo- 
rate, read, 21 June. 

Bill for Relief of Minifters in Norwich and Gloueefier, 

read, 23 June. To fleep, 20. 
Miniftry, Bill for providing a learned and godly one, oct, 
31 May. 





























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&lt; SeSe ee 


INDEX @o the First Votume. 


81 May. Read, 1 June. Committed, 4. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 6. Read Third time, and re-committed, 7. 
Reported, and paffed, 9. Sent to the Lords, eod. die. 





Bill for Relief of the Miniftry, by releafing for a Time, 
the Statute of Mortmain, twice read, and committed, 18 June. 
Money, Billagainft Tranfportation thereof, read, 18 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sef. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


AfA LEFACTORS. Vide Felons. 
Mallorie, Mr. complained of for arrefting Mr. Brook, 13 
Feb. Examined at the Bar, 14. To withdraw the Action, 
and difcharged, eod. die. 
Market Towns, Bill touching Sale of Wares therein, read, 19 
Mar. Rejected, 1 Apr. [ 
Marfhalfea Court, Bill for reforming Abufes therein, read, 6 Mar. 
Committed, 13. Counfel to be heard, {17 Apr. Heard, 28. 
Bill committed to the former Committee, eod. die. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, * *. Paffed,17 May. Sent tothe Lords, 19. 
Member, ili of the Gout, not to be removed, g Nov.—a Captive, 
not to be removed, eod. die-—-Members attendant at the Lords, 
being created Judges, not to be recalled, eod. die-—Queftion, 
whether a Member, being a Burgefs, may be chofen Knight of 
a Shire, referred to the Committee of Elections, eod. die.— 
Member, chofen Sheriff: fince his Election, ordered to attend 
his Service in the Houfe, 23 Jan.—Complaint of Outrages 
committed by feveral Members Servants, and Proceedings 
thereupon, 24 &amp; 25 Jan.—Motion touching a Member accufed 
of going to Mafs, 31 Jan. Vide Morrice—Leave to Mem- 
bers to be abfent, 31 Jan. 22 &amp; 25 Feb. 5. 8. i2, 13. 17. 21, 
22.25, 26 &amp; 31 Mar. 10.14.18 &amp; 24 Apr. Petition of a 
Member committed by the Judges for a Contempt, read, 3 
Feb. Vide Brereton—Member reprehended by the Lords, for 
fomething faid at a Conference, Debate, and Proceedings there- 
upon, 20. 22 &amp; 24Feb. Vide Hare—Order againft any 
Member’s complaining of another to a Privy Counfellor, for 
Things done in the Houfe, 4 Mar. Leave to a Member to be 
of Countel at the Lords, 24.—Form of a Letter for reealling 
abfent Members, read, and debated, 31 Mar. &amp; 2 Apr. To be 
fent to the Sheriffs, 2 Apr. Re-committed, eod. die. Brought 
inagain, 3 Apr. King’s Meflage about it, eod. die. Debate 
thereupon, and Committee of Privileges to confider of it, eod. 


die. Report, 4 Apr.—Members, being of the King’s Countfel, | 
not to produce Evidence for the King in the Bill of Attainders, 


10 Apr.—Order for the Attendance of Members at Eight 
o’Clock in the Morning, eod. die—Agrged, that a Member, 
faying Yea, may afterwards change his Opinion, 1 May. 

Merchants, Spanith, Committee to confider of the Patent for 
their Incorporation, 5 Nov. &amp; 28 Jan. Adjourned, 6. 10 &amp; 15 
Feb. Report touching the Objections of the Spanifh Mer- 
chants to the Bill for free Trade, 2 May. 

of Hull, York, and Newcaftle, Bill for granting Allow- 

ances to them in the Cuftom of Cloths, read, 13 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5 Mar. Paffed, 
* * . Sent tothe Lords, 13 Mar. . 

Merrick, Sir Rowland, Bill for his Refiitution, read, 27 Mar. 
Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, # *. Paffed, 18 Apr. Sent 
to the Lords, 28. 

Mefjage, to tie Lord Chamberlain, to clear the Houfe, 9 Nov. 
His Anfwer, cod. die—from the King. Vide King. 

Mildmay, Margaret. Vide Whettle. 

Minifiers, deprived, Bill for reftoring them, prefented, 26 Feb. 
Read, « #. Committed, 7 Mar. Reported, 14. Re-com- 
mitted, 21. Reported, and to be ingroffed,27. Paffed, 2 Apr. 
Sent to the Lords, 3. 

— Article of Grievance touching deprived Minifters, re- 

ported, 15 Mar. Vide Grievances. 

— Bill againft feandalous and unworthy Minifters, read, 

7 Apr. Committed, 8. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12. 
Pafied, and fent to the Lords, 5 May. 

Miniiry, Committee to confider of fome Courfe to provide for a 
learned one, 22 Jan. Bill, for that Purpofe, read, 19 Mar. 
Committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 Apr. 
Paffed, 2. Sent to the Lords, 3. 

Monopolies. Vide Statutes. 

Morrice, Sir William, accufed of going to Mafs, 31 Jan. To be 
heard, eod. die. A Witnefs againft him, examined at the Bar, 
1 Feb. Sequeftered, and cleared, upon Debate, eod. die. 

Mounpeffon, Thomas, Efq; Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 20 Feb. 
Committed, 1 Apr. 

Mounteagle, Lord, Motion for Thanks to him for Difcovery of 
the Plot, objected to, 31 Jan. - 











- Murrey, Sir David, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and 


Thomas Murrey, Efq; 10 May. Read, 13. Committed, 14. 
Reported, * *. Patled, * #. Sent tothe Lords, 19 May. 
Mufter-mafters, Article of Grievance touching them, debated, 
and agreed to, 16 Apr. Debate touching the Lord Hertford’s 

ae in relation thereto, 10 May. 
Vou. I. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac.1. Parl. 1. Sef: 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


M ARINERS, and Sailors, Bill to reform their unfaithful 

dealing, read, 30 Apr. Committed, 1 May. Reported, 

and to be ingrofled, * *. Pafled, 9 June. Sent to the 
Lords, 11. 

Marfhaifea, Court of, Bill for Reformation of Abufes therein, 
read, 8 Dec. Committed, 10. Counfel to be heard at the 
Committee, 15 Dec. &amp; 18 Feb. Additional Committees, 3 
Mar. &amp; 27 Apr. Counfel to be heard at the Bar, 9, 10 &amp; 16 
Mar. Heard, 26. Bill reported, 30 Apr. Counfel to be heard 
thereon again, 30 Apr. 2&amp;4 May. Heard, 5 May. Bill to 
be ingrofled, eod. die, Paffed, 11 May. Sent to. the Lords, 12. 
—New Bill prefented, and read, 12 Feb. Rejected, 13.— 
Another Bill tendered, 9 May. 

Mar/hes in Kent, drowned, Bill from the Lords, touching them, 
26 Mar, Read,27. Committed, 28, Reported, and pafled, 
31. Sent to the Lords, eod. die. 

Members, in the King’s Service, Note of them read, and Com- 
mittee of Privileges to confider thereof, 1g Nov. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, 22.—Motion for a Member to give his 
Reafons why he refufed to fign the Inftrument of the Union, 
27 Nov. His Anfwer thereto, eod. die—Member fitting, and 
calling to have a Paper read, urged to ftand up, and deliver his 
Opinion, 13 Feb—Committed to the Tower, and expelled, 
for an offenfive Speech, 16 Feb. Vide Pigott—Debate and 
Refolutions for recalling abfent Members, 27 Feb.—Mtmber 
going out of Town, without Leave, fent for by the Speaker’s 

etter, 3 Mar.—Another Letter to feveral Members gone 
upon the Circuit, eod. die—Member complains of being in- 

. fulted in the Street, for fpeaking againft a Bill, and Order 
thereupon, 5 Mar.—No Member to be employed in a Matter, 
who is againft it in Opinion, 7 Mar. Leaye to Members to 
be abfent, 9. 11, 12, 14 &amp; 18 Mar. 27 May.—None to depart 
without paying a Fee to the Clerk, 12 Mar.—Debate, and 
Queftion, upon a Member’s going out without Leave, after an 
Order to the contrary, 4 May.—Debate about the Method of 
clearing the Members, taxed by the King in his Speech, 6 &amp; 
7 May.—None to go out, at the rifing of the Houfe, before 
the Speaker, 7 May. Leave to Members to be of Counfel at 
the Lords, 15 May.—Committee of Privileges to confider of 
a Courfe for recalling, and better Attendance ef, the Members, 
27 May. Report, 28.—Leave to a Member to anfwer, and 
fue, 3 June. 

— Bill for better Attendance of the Members, read, 4 Mar. 
Committed, 28 May. 

Merchants. Vide Debts, and Spaniards. 

Meffages, from the King. Vide King.—Meflage from the Lords, 
with the Inftrument of the Union, 20 Nov. Vide Union — 
fignifying the King’s Pleafure, that both Houfes fhould ad- 
journ, 18 Dec.—Anfwer to Meffages from the Lords to be 
fent by their Meffengers, if the Houfe yield ; if not, the Houfe 
to fend by their own Meflengers, 14 Feb.—Meflage, defiring 
the Houfe to continue fitting, 2 &amp; 27 Mar.—Meflage read a 
Second time by the Meffengers, at the Defire of the Houfe, 
and taken down by the Clerk, 2 Mar.—Exception taken by 
the Lords to the Words “ Barons” and “ Court,” ufed by a 
Member in delivering a Meflage, 4 Mar. Meflage from the 
Lords, relating thereto, and Committee appointed to confider 
of it, eod. die. Report, and Meffage to the Lords thereupon, 
5 Mar. ‘Their Anfwer reported, eod. die-—Meflage trom the 
Lords, to put off a Conference, 11 Mar.—to excuie.their not 
fending an Anfwer fooner to a Meflage fent from the Com- 
mons, 8 June. 

Minijfiers, Bill to explain the A@ 5 Eliz. touching Diforders by 
them in the Church, read, 3 Mar. Consmlanst: g. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 14. Pafled, 2 May. Sent to the Lords, 
12. 

Motion, over-ruled, 14 Mar. 

Mounpefjon, Thomas, Efq; Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 
25 Nov. Committed, 26. 





7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl.1, Sef: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


M AGISTRATES, Bill to prevent Suits againft them, 
read, 10 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 24 May. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 18 June. 

Mariners. Vide Shipping. 

Marfhalfea Court, Bill read, * *. Committed, 29 Mar. 

Matthewe, Mr. a Member, banifhed by Act of Council, Report 
touching him, and new Writ ordered, 14 Feb. 

Maxwell, James, Bill to naturalize him, read, 8 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 10. Reported, and re-committed, 13. 

Member, banifhed. Vide fupra Matthewe.—Members incurably 
fick, to be removed, 14 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar.—Member made Go- 
vernor of Virginia, to be removed, 14 Feb.—Certificate to be 
brought of a Member’s being incurably fick, 1gFeb. Brought, 
2 Mar.—Leave to Members to be abfent, 21 Feb. 8 &amp; 21 


Mar. 


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INDEX wo the First Vo LUME. 


Mar. 2 Apr. 26 May, 27 June, 12 &amp; 13 July.—None to de- 
part without Leave, 1 &amp; 17 Mar.—Member, fufpended, in a 
former Seffion reftored,6 Mar. Vide Payne-—Members ab- 
fent without Leave, to be fent for, 12 &amp; 17 Mar.—Member 
taken by a Pirate, licenfed to be abfent, and to return when 
freed, 30 Mar.—Ceertificate brought of a Member’s being dead, 
2 Apr.—New Members fworn, 16.Apr.—No Member to 
fpeak twice on Two Days, in a continued Speech, 21 Apr.— 
Member giving a Negative to a Queltion, admitted to affign his 
Reafon for it, 23 Apr.—An Order for Stay of Trial between T'wo 
Members, 26 Apr—Leave to Two Members to proceed to 
Trial, eod. die—Members {peaking impertinently, to be inter- 
rupted by the Speaker, 2 May.—Motion touching a Member's 
Wass, to be confidered by the Committee of Privileges, 11 
May.—Members abfent, and not excufed, to pay the Meflen- 
gers fent for them, 14 May, 13 &amp; 16 June.—neglecting to at- 
tend, to be called to the Bar, 14 May.—Take the Oath of 
Allegiance, 5, 6, 7. 11 &amp; 23 June; 3 July—Two Petitions 
touching Members Wages, 30 June.—Members having Accefs 
to one dead of the Plague, to forbear the Houfe, 7 July.— 
Members abfent at the Call of the Houfe, to be fined, 12 July. 
—Order touching the Sum to be colleéted from the Members, 
eod. die. Vide Houfe. 

Bill for bettér Attendance of Members, read, 27 Mar. 
Committed, 18 Apr. Reported, and to. be ingroffed, 15 June. 
Paffed, 26. 

Meffage, from the Lords, appointing a Time and Place for a 

' Conference, defired the Day betore, both being then for- 
gotten, 15 Feb.—Meflage fent from the Lords, by Meflen- 
gers from the Commons, 8 May. Committee of Privileges 
to confider of it, 11.—Debate about the Delivery of Mef- 
fages from the King by the Speaker, and Committee to pen 
an Order touching it, eod. die. Order reported, and agreed 
to, 12 May. King’s Meflage relating thereto, referred to 
Committee of Grievances, 14. Committee to confider of 
Satisfaction to the King thereon, 18. Sits, 19. Another 
Meflage from the King relating thereto, delivered, eod. die. 
—Conference defired by the Lords, to communicate a 
Meflage from the King touching a Supply, 11 June. 
Objeétion thereto, and Committee appointed to confider 
of the Delivery of Meffages from the King by the Lords, 
eod. die. Report, and Order thereon, eod. die——Houfe to 
fend Anfwer by their own Meffengers, if they vary in any 
thing from an Affent to the Lords Meflage, 20 June. 

Mefjengers, fent for Members abfent, to be paid their travelling 

harges, 14 May; 13&amp; 16 June. Their Petition read, and 
referred to a Committee, 17 July. 

Milck Kine, Bill to enlarge the Statute 2 &amp; 3 Ph. &amp; Mar. touch- 
ing them, read, 30 Mar. Committed, 17 Apr. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 14 May. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 20 
June. 

Mildmay, Humphry, Efq; his Bill read, 16 Feb. Committed, 
20. Motion about it, and Committees added, 8 Mar. Re- 

orted, 26. To be ingrofled, 28. Counfel to be heard, 29. 
eard, 30. 

Thomas, his Bill read, 28 Mar. Committed, 31. 

Minifters, preaching, in Parfonages appropriate, Bill relating to 
them, read, 17 Mar. Committed, 28. 

fcandalous, Bill againft them, read, 28 Mar. Committed, 
a6Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 25 June. Patfled, 
35 de Sent to the Lords, 5. 

filenced, Article of Grievance touching them, reported, 
23 Apr. Debate thereupon, 29&amp;24. Vide Grievances. 

Moor-burning, Bill againft it, read, 17 Mar. Committed, 27, 
Reported, and re-committed, 25 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 2 May. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 8. Returned, 
with Amendments, 23. Conference to be defired thereon, 30. 
Amendments agreed to, 3 July. 

Mounfey, John, Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 3 
July. Read, 5. Read twice, and paffed, 10. Sent to the 
Lords, 12. 

Munck, Levinus, Bill to naturalize him, read, 16 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 18. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 19. Paffed, 26. 
Sent to the Lords, go. 

Murray, John, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 16 Apr. 
Committed, 24. Reported, and to be ihgrofled, 24 May. 
Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 30. 

Mynne, Mr. Vide Beckham. 


12° Jac. I. Parl,2. 4.1614. 


(MACE, carried before the Speaker upon his Return from 
the King, 7 Apr.—Over-ruled, that any Member may 
fpeak while it is gone, 16 aa: 


Magdalen College, Bill for Confirmation of a Grant, made by 
them to Queen Eliz. of a Houfe and Garden without Aldgate, 
read, 13 May. 


Malt, Bill againft making it at fome Seafons, read, 15 Apr. 

Martin, Mr. Counfel for the Virginia Company, his Speech 
—— 17 May. Reprimanded at the Bar, and pardoned, 
18. 

Mayors, and Bailiffs, returning themfelves, Queftion about them 
referred to Committee of Privileges, g Apr. Sequeftered, 
eod. die. Report, and feveral removed, 14. Further Debate 
concerning them, 19. 

Meafures. Vide Weights. 

Members, returned for Two Places, make their Election, 9 Apr. 
—to receive the Communion, eod. die. Not receiving it at 
the Time appointed, to be excluded, till they have received, 
eod. die-—Motion about a Member committed by the Lord 
Chancellor, eod. die. Vide Bampfeild—Debate touching 
feveral Members fufpected of undertaking to procure a Sup- 
ply, 12 Apr. Committee appointed to confider of a Pro- 
teftation againft them, 13. ~ A Paper, concerning this Matter, 
delivered in, and read, 16. Motions thereon, eod. die. Re- 
yor and Debate thereon, 2 May. Committee of the whole 

oufe to examine the Undertakers, eod. die. Report, aud 
Debate thereon, 14 May.—Members not to be interrupted 
while fpeaking, 13 Apr.—Member hiffed at, 5 May.—Mo- 
tion to fend the Serjeant to all the Courts, to defire them to 
hear the Members before any other, 11 May.—Member in- 
fulting the Chairman of a Committee, to acknowledge his 
Error at the Bar, 13 May. 

Me(fjages, from the King. Vide King. 

Minifiers, {candalous, Bill againft them, read, 16 Apr. , 

Monmouth, Bill to confirm the Ereétion of an Alms-houfe and 
Grammar-fchool there, by the Haberdafhers Company, 
read, 10 May. Committed, 16. Reported, and to be iy- 
grofled, 21. 

Murrey, Elizabeth, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize her, 21 
May. Read, 23. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl.3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


JAGDALEN College, Petition of Dr. Gooch, concern- 
ing it, 4 May. To put in his Bill, and to be heard in that 
Courfe, eod. die. Bill for reverfing a Decree in Chancery, 
againft the Mafter and Fellows, at the Suit of the Earl of 
Oxenford, read, 8 May. 
Magijftrates. Vide Jujlices. 


‘Malt, Bill relating thereto, read, 8 May.—Petition, complaining 


of an Impofition thereon, read, and referred to the Committee 
of Grievances, 30 Nov. 

Manne, Mr. Vide Wefiminfter. 

March, Ear] of, his Bill read, * *. Committed, * *. Reported, 
16 May. Paffed, 29. 

Marfhall, Sir George, Committee of Grievances to examine a 
Complaint, touching a Decree for a Thoufand Marks, as a 
Recompence to him for procuring a Perfon to be made a 
Knight of the Bath, 18 Apr. Report, 1 May. King’s Mef- 
fage about it, eod. die. Proceedings and Decree voted a 
Grievance, and to be taken off the File, eod. die. 

Marfhes. Vide Salt-marfhes. 

Mafters in Chancery. Vide Chancery. 

— Sir... his Petition read, and referred to a Committce, 
2 Mar. 

— John, Bill to fell Lands, for Payment of his Debts, read, 
16 May. 

Megges, William. Vide Bowdler. 

Members, their Names called over, 30 Jan. Sworn by the Lord 
Steward, and his Deputies, eod. die—Returned for Two 
Places, make their Election, 6 &amp; 7 Feb.—Order againft their 
ftanding in the swe’ 6 6 Feb. Complaint of Violences com- 

mitted by Members Servants, and Proceedings thereon, 8 Feb: 
—Members to be fworn over again, 9g Feb. Committee to 
confider of the Authority of the Deputies to re-{wear fuch as 
were {worn before, eod. die. Report, eod. die—Members 
fianding in the Entry, to pay Twelve-pence to the Serjeant, 
eod. die.—Member fitting in the Houfe, not having taken the 
Oaths, declared incapable of ferving, 10 Feb.—Members ex- 
pelled, 10 &amp; 16 Feb. 3 &amp; 21 Mar. &amp; 23 Apr.—not to go out 
of Town without Leave, 13 Feb. &amp; 6 Dec.—Leave to Mem- 
bers to be abfent, 26 &amp; 27 Feb. 14 Mar. &amp; 14 May.—Kiuth- 
ing out of the Houfe before the Speaker, to be called to the 
Bar, 6 Mar.—Order againft any Member’s going out of the 
Houfe, 8 &amp; 9 Mar.—againft difclofing the Matter of a Report, 
8 Mar.—Leave toa Member to juftify at a Conference with 
the Lords, what he had delivered at a former Conference, 13 
Mar.—to Members to be fworn at the Lords, 16 &amp; 20 Mar. 
—Members complained of for offenfive Speeches, fent for, 17 
Mar.—Members fent for from the Houte of Lords, 22 Mar. 
—Complaint againft a Member referred to the Commiflioners 
of Sewers, 24 Mar.—Members going out diforderly, while the 
Lords Mefiengers were in the Houfe, fined, 26 Mar.—Mem- 
bers free of Companies, to have Voice at the Committee _* 

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INDEX @o the First Votume. 


the Bill for free Trade, 28 Apr—-Member committed to the 
Tower, 9 May. Vide Coke, Mr.—Members cleared of having 
{poken any thing offenfive in the Houle, 11 May, &amp; 2 June.— 
Motion about the Imprifonment of a Member for parliamen- 
tary Bufineffes, 23 Nov. Vide Sandys.—touching a Profecu- 
tion againft a Member in the Star-chamber, 24 Nov. Vide 
Coke, Sir Edward. 

Merchant-adventurers. Vide Patents. 

Merchants of the Staple, Patent concerning them adjudged un- 
jawful, 13 Mar. Petition againft Sir Richard Lydall,and Mr. 
Mole, i4 May. Patent and Bonds to be brought in, eod. die. 
Another Petition from the Staplers, read, 24 Nov. To be 
examined by the Committee for Grievances, 24 &amp; 29 Noy. 
Report, and Order thereupon, 19 Dec. 

Bill for reftoring the free Trade of the Merchants of the 

Staple, read, 26 Apr. Committed, 7 May. Reported, and 

to be ingrofled, 28. 

Petition of Merchants, born in England of alien Parents, 
to be examined at the Committee for Grievances, and Cuf- 
tomers to attend, 2 May. 

Meffages, from the King. Vide King. 

from the Lords, to be related to the Houfe by the 

Speaker, 15 Feb.—Form of delivering Meflages to the Lords, 

6 Mar.—Meflage from the Lords, defiring fome Members may 

be {worn to give Evidence, 16 &amp; 20 Mar. Vide Chancellor, 

and Monperjon.—defiring fome Prifoners to be delivered to 
their Officer, 16 Mar.—Mellage to the Lords, about the 

Time of their adjourning, 21 Mar.—from the Lords, for 

the Honfe to attend the King’s Commiflion for giving the 

Royal Affent to Bills, 22 Mar.—defiring the Houfe to come 

and demand Judgment upon I[mpeachments, 26 Mar. 3 

&amp; 4 May.—of Compliment upon a Recefs, and Anfwer 

thereto,’27 Mar.—defiring the Houfe to continue fitting, 

3 May.—to fit in the Afternoon, 4 May.—Copy of a 
Meflage from the Lords, taken by the Clerk, the Meffengers 
not being impowered to leave it, 5 May.—Meflage from 
the Lords, to rectify a Miftake in a former Meflage, 18 May.— 
fignifying their Intent to adjourn, eod. die—with the King’s 
Commiflion for adjourning the Parliament, 4 June; 14 Nov. 
&amp; 19 Dec.—defiring a Meeting of both Houfes, to receive a 
Meffage from the King, 20 Nov. 

Michaelmas Term, Bill for Abbreviation thereof, read, 24 May. 
Committed, 20 Nov. ; 

Michell, Sir Francis, Committee appointed to examine him, 
touching his Proceedings in the Patent for Gold and Silver 
Thread, 3 Mar. Report, 5. To be fent for from the Tower, 
and heard by Counfel, 6. Examined at the Bar, eod. die. 
Charge againft him to be tranfmitted to the Lords, 10 Mar. 
Motion about him, but no Order made thereon, 20. His 
Enlargement defired by the Lords, upon Security for his 
forthcoming, 22. Houfe defired to come and demand Judg- 
ment againft him, 4 May. 

Minehead, Borough, Report touching its Right of electing 
Members to Parliament, and Counfel to be heard thereon at 
the Committee of Elections, 3 Mar. Report, 16. 

Minijier, wounded by a Recufant, Petition and Articles con- 
cerning him, read, and Application to be made-to the King 
for Punifhment, :9 Dec. 














pable of Leafes, read, 2 Mar. 

Bill touching Minifters, read, and rejected, 21 Mar. 

Bill againft feandalous and unworthy Minifters, read, 
28 Apr. , 

Mokun’ Sir Reynold, Bill to eftablifh fome Manors upon his Son, 
read, 3 May. Petition concerning it, 17. Bill debated, and 
committed, eod. die. 

Money, Motion about the Scarcity thereof, and Committee of 
Grievances to confider of it, 6 Feb. Further Motions, and 
Debate thereon, and Committee of the whole Houfe to con- 
fider of it, 26 Feb. Report, and Refolution thereon, 13 Mar. 
Bill to prevent tranfporting it, tendered, and read, 9 May. 
Vide Trade. 

Monopolies. Vide Grievances, and Patents, 

Bill againft them, ordered, 12 Mar. Read, cod. die. 
Committed, 14 Mar. Reported, and re-committed, 20. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Queftion about a Provifo 
inferted by Miftake, and Committee to amend it, 8 May. Bill 
paffed, and fent to the Lords, with {pecial Commendation, 
12. Conference defired by the Lords upon it, 10 Dec. 

Monperfon, Sir Giles, Report from Committee of Grievances, 
touching his Patent for Inns, &amp;c. 27 Feb. A {elect Com- 
mittee appointed to confider ef the Method of punifhing him, 
eod. die. To fearch Precedents in the Tower, eod. die. Exa- 
mined at the Bar, and ordered to attend the Houfe till licenfed, 
eod. die. Refolution of the Committee to apply to the Lords 
for his Punifhment, reported, 28 Feb. Committee to examine 
his other Offences, eod. die. Called to the Bar, and committed 
to the Serjeant, eod. die. ~- Refolution for going to the Lords, 
and Committee to draw the Meflage concerning him, 1 Mar. 


Vou. I. 











Bill to make Minifters, and other fpiritual Perfons, ca- 


Meflage reported, and Debate thereon, 2. Information given 
of his Efcape, and Serjeant examined thereupon, 3. Meffage 
to the Lords, for a Conference concerning him, and for Search 
to be made after him, eod.die. Their Antwer reported, eod. die. 
Dyke and Fowles, his Accomplices, to be fecured, eod. die. 
Sir G. expelled, eod. die. Conference, defired by the Lords, 
about the Means of apprehending him, eod. die. Held, and 
reported, eod. die. To be fent to the Tower, as from the 
Houfe, if apprehended, eod. die. Report touching his Patent 
for Gold and Silver Thread, 5 Mar. Meflage to the Lords, 
for Papers,6 Mar. Report of the Diftribution of the feveral 
Parts of the Charge againft him, eod. die. Papers fent from 
the Lords, eod. die. Committee to prepare for the Conference 
about him, eod. die. Further Report touching his Proceedings 
about the Patent for Gold and Silver Thread, eod die. Order 
touching the Diftribution of the Parts, eod. die. Report touch- 
ing his Patent of Concealments, eod.die. Precedents of Punith- 
ments, intliéted by Parliament, reported, 8 Mar. To be kept 
fecret till after the Conference, eod. die. Inftru&amp;tion touching 
the Manner of delivering this Matter to the Lords, eod. die. 
Debate touching the Omifion of the Referrees by the Ma- 
nagers ut the Conference, and Committee of the whole Houfe 
to confider further thereof, g Mar. Mefiage to be fent to the 
Lords, to defire a Second Conference, and Directions to the 
Managers, eod. die. Conference agreed to, 10 Mar. Heads of 
it opened to the Houfe, eod. die. Conference reported, 12Mar. 
Another Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and 
Managers appointed, eod. die. InftruCtions to the Managers, 
13 Mar. Conference reported, eod. die. Heads of the Charge 
to be fet down, and fent to the Lords, eod. die. Conference, 
defired with the Lords for that Purpofe, agreed to, eod. die. 
Heads to be delivered to the Lords in Writing, 15 Mar. Con- 
ference reported, eod. die. Letters written by Sir G. to Mr. 
Drake, to be fent to the Lords, 16 Mar. Sir Francis Goodwin 
licenfed to go to the Lords, to make good fome Particulars, 
eod. die. Meflage from the Lords, defiring fome Members 
may give Evidence upon Oath, and Debate thereon, eod. die. 
Another Meflage, to have fome Prifoners, in the Serjeant’s 
Cuftody, delivered to their Officer, eod. die. To be fent, and 
remanded, when examined, eod. die. Further Debate, and 
Leave given to fuch Members, as were willing, to be fworn, 
eod. die. Motion touching the Manner of entering this Pro- 
ceeding, and for a Proteftation thereupon in the Meflage, eod. 
die. Members not to be fent for by the Lords, but to go volun- 
tarily, 17 Mar. Meffage fent to the Lords thereon, eod. die. 
Metlage from the Lords, to inform the Houfe of their being 
ready to give Judgment, 26 Mar. Houfe goes to demand 
it, eod. die. Judgment reported, eod. die. Motions, for Thanks 
to the Lords, and that the King might be acquainted with Sir 
Giles’s Debts, 27 Mar. 

Moor-burning, Bill concerning it, read, 5 May. Committed, 
26. 

Moore, Mr. a Member, complained of for offenfive Words in 
his Speech, and fent for by the Serjeant, 17 Mar. 

Morgan, George. Vide Bowdler. 

Morley, Caleb, Report touching a Petition preferred by him 
againft Juftice Hutton, and to be in the Serjeant’s Cufiody 
to make it good, 1 Dec. Committee to examine him, and 
Juftice Hutton to have a Copy of the Petition, eod. die. 

Morpeth Ele&amp;tion. Vide Eleétions. 

Morrijon, Sir Charles. Vide Coke, Mr. 

Mountague, Lord, his Bill read, 3 Mar. Committed, 16. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Letter to be written to him 
by the Speaker, for Repayment of a Fine, eod. die. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


M4 CE, carried before the Speaker after his Election con- 

firmed by the King, 21 Feb. 

Madyth, Meredith, his Petition againft the Archbifhop of Can- 
terbury reported, 22 May. Ceniured, and reprimanded at the 
Bar, eod. die. 

Magdalen College, Bill for reverfing a Decree in Chancery 
againft the Mafter, and Fellows, at the Suit of the E. of Ox- 
ford, read, 5 Mar. Committed, 9. 

Manfill, Sir Robert, Motion about his coming into the Houfe, 
pending a Complaint againft him,6 Mar. Called in, eod. die. 
Vide Patents. 

Marlow, Borough of, reftored, and Writ ordered, 4 May. 

Martin’s Lane, St. Petition of the Inhabitants referred to Com- 
mittee for Amwell River, 1 May. 

Meefe, Edmund, Efq; Bill for avoiding a Sentence in the Prero- 
gative Court, relating to his Will, read, 28 Apr. Rejected, 

oO. 

Medes, fworn, 12 &amp; 16 Feb. Swearing of them forborn, upon 
Occafion of the Lord Steward’s Death, 16.—To receive the 
Communion, 23 Feb. Vide Houfe——Returned for Two Places, 
make their Election, 23, 24, 25.&amp; 27, Feb. 2&amp; 10 Mar.— 
Leave to Members to {peak at a Conference between both 

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INDEX 2 the 


Houfes, 23 Feb.—Members to difcharge Recufant Servants, 
on pain of Sequeftration, 25 Feb. Not to keep them without 
fpecial Allowance of the Houfe, eod.die—Member petitions to 
be difcharged, 8 Mar. Vide Gerrard.—Party to a Bill heard, 
and withdraws, g Mar.—Members, doubly returned, to make 
their Election, or new Writs to iffue for both Places, 10 Mar.— 
re-elected, not to receive the Communion again, 1 Apr.—go- 
ing to a Conference with the Lords, and not of the Committee, 
fent for by the Serjeant, and admonithed, 6 Apr.—Leave to 
Members to give arnée at the Lords, 7 Apr. &amp; 22 May.— 
Going out of the Houfe toa Conference before the Managers, 
to be fined, 22 Apr.—Order touching their Attendance in a 
Morning, 24 Apr.—Committee appointed to receive the Mo- 
ney to be collected from the Members for the Officers of the 
Houfe, 12 May. Vide Houfe. Members retiring into the 
Committee-chamber, and refufing to vote in a Divifion, fent 
for, and numbered, 28 May.—Member outlawed, to ferve, not- 
withftanding, eod. die. 

Merchant-adventurers. Vide Trade. 

Merchants of the Staple. Vide Grievances, and Trade. 

Mejjage, trom the Lords, Notice given of one intended io be 
fent, and of the Lords defiring the Houfe to fit to receive it, 
and Anfwer fent by the Serjeait to the Meflenger without, 23 
Feb.—touching a Perfon apprehended for a Libel againft the 
Lord Keeper and Star-chamber, and claiming the Privilege of 
the Houfe, and Anfwer thereto, 22 Mar.—defiring the Houfe 

“to fit the next Day, 24 Mar.—Meflage to the Lords, to put off 
« Conference, 8 &amp; 12 Apr.—ipecially recommending a Bill, 
12 Apr.—Meflage from the Lords, to put off a Conference, 
3, May.—to the Lords,defiring them to join in a Petition to the 
King, fora Week’slonger Time, and Antwer thereto, 19 May.— 
Mellage brought from the Lords by a Member, fent with a 
Bill, excepted to, 28 May. 

Meffages, from the King. Vide King. 

Michaelmas Term, Bill for Abbreviation of it, read, 3 Mar. 
Committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingroffled, 26 Apr. 
Pafled, 3 May. 

Middlecotes. Vide Bojion. 

Middlefex, Earl of, Lord Treafurer. Vide aw. 

-—_——. Bill from the Lords, to fubjeét his Lands to pay Debts, 
15 May. Read, 19. Committed, eod. die. Reported, and 
re-committed, 28 May. Paffed, with Amendments, eod. die. 

Minijiers, fcandalous, Bill againft them, read, 15 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 22. 

Bill to make them capable of Leafes of Lands, &amp;c. read, 

15 Mar. Committed, 22. ; 

Mohun, Sir Reynold, Bill for eftablifhing Lands upon his Son, 
read, 13 Mar. Committed, 16. Reported, and re-committed, 

Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14. Pafled, 27. 

Molle, Mr. cenfured for executing the Patent concerning the 
Staplers, 26 May. To attend, 28. 

Monmouth Eleétion, Report touching the Return of a Scottifh 
Man, not naturalized, 10 Mar. Debate, and Refolution 
thereupon, eod. die. Election declared void, and a new Writ 
ordered, 28 May. 

Monepolies, and Difpenfation with penal Laws, Bill againft them, 
read, 24 Feb. Committed, 26. Reported, and re-committed, 
9 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, eod.die. Pafled, and 
fent to the Lords, with {pecial Recommendation, 13 Mar. Con- 
ference defired by the Lords thereupon, and agreed to, 7 Apr. 
Leave to Two Members to offer Claufes concerning themfelves, 
at the Conference, eod. die. Managers appointed, eod. die. 
Meflage to the Lords, to put off the Conference, 8 Apr. An- 
other Meflage for a Conference, 9. Agreed to, 10. Meflage 
to the Lords, to defire another Time for the Conference, 12. 
Agreed to, eod. die. Conference reported, 19 Apr. Debate 
thereupon, aud feveral Patents to be brought in, eod. die. Or- 
der for confidering them, 21 Apr. Provito tendered, and read, 
22. Committee appointed to view the Patents, and Provifoes, 
eod. die. Report, and Order thereupon, 1 May. Another 
Conference to be held with the Lords, eod. die. Put off, 
3 May. Reported, 13. Committee of Eight to meet a Com- 
mittee of Four Lords, to fettle the Bill, eod. die. Committee 
appointed, and Conference to be defired with the Lords about 
it, eod. die. Agreed to, 15 May. Bill fent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 22. Amendments twice read, and com- 
mitted,24. Reported, and agreed to, 25. 

Moor-burning, Bill to prevent it at unfeafonable Times, pre- 
fented, and read, 3 Apr. Committed, 13. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 8 May. Rejected, 19. 

Morgan, Mr. his Bill read, 11 Mar. Committed, 1 May. 

Mountacue, Lord, Bill for vetting Lands in Truftees, read, 
2 Mar.—Bill from the Lords, relating to him, 22 Mar. Read, 
eod. die. Committed, 5 Apr. Reported, 9. Read Third time, 
13. Sir Francis Ingleteild’s Petition, and Speaker’s Letter to 
Lord Mountacue lalt Parliament, read, eod. die. Debate, and 
Bill paffed, eod. die. Speaker to write the like Letter to Lord 
Mountacue, eod. die. 

Mountague, Mr. Vide Religion. 








First VoLuMeE. 


Munden, Little. Vide Vaniore. 


Murray, Jane, and William, Bill to naturalize them, read, 23 &amp; 
27 Apr. Patfled, 30. 


1°Car.1. Parl.1. A. 1625. 
MARS FIE LD, Bill read, 21 June. 


Members, to receive the Communion, 21 June —Returned 
for Two Places, make their Election, 21 June ; 4 &amp; 11 July. — 
Petition againft a Member in Execution before the Summons 
of Parliament, 21 June. Vide Cope.—Time given to a Mem- 
ber to make his Election, 22 June.—Motion about a Member 
imprifoned upon mefne Procefs,and afterwards elected, 4 July. 
Vide Bafett—Members permitted to fit in the Houfe, though 
they had not received the Communion, 6 July; 1, 2. 9. 11, 
&amp; 12, Aug. Place appointed for feveral toreceive it at, 5 Aug. — 
Leave to Members to be abfent, 2 &amp; 4 Aug.—Member 
committed for an offenfive Speech, 6 Aug. Vide Clarcke.— 
Leave to a Member to fpeak at a Conference between both 
Houfes, as the King’s Servant, but not as a Member, 8 Aug.— 
Members re-elected, to take the Oaths, but not the Com- 
munion, having received it before, eod. die-—Member licenfed 
to come into the Houfe, notwithftanding a Report of his Houfe 
being infeéted, 9 Aug.—Order touching the Sum to be paid 
by the Members, for the Officers of the Houfe, 12 Aug. 

Mejjage, to the Lords, defiring them to haften the Paflage of 
Bills, 5 July—to the -Vice-chancellor of Oxford, againft Dr. 
Anyon’s preaching before the Houfe, 2 Aug.—from the Lords, 
to acquaint the Houfe of a Meflage to be delivered to both 
Houfes from the King, and defiring Leave for a Member to 
fpeak there, 8 Aug.—Meflage offered to be fent from the 
Lords, by a Member, but refufed, 9g Aug.—Meflage from the 
Lords, defiring the Houfe to enlarge the Power of Committees 
appointed for a Conference, 10 Aug. 

Mejjages, from the King. Vide King. 

Money, difburfed by the Country, Committee appointed to fet it 
down, 10 Aug. 

Monmouth Election, Petition concerning it referred to the Com- 
mittee of Elections, 21 June. Report, 7 July. Petition of 
Sir J. Perrott, complaining of it, read, eod.die. To be re- 
examined by the Committee, eod. aie. 

Mountague, Mr. Report of the Archbifhop’s Anfwer, touching 
his Book, complained of in the preceding Parliament, 7 July— 
touching another Book, intituled, Appello Cafarem, eod. die. 
His Petition read, and Refolutions relating to him, eod. die. 
Centured, and committed to the Serjeant, eod. die. Committee 
to fet down the Particulars againft him, eod. die. Archbifhop 
of Canterbury to be defired to take Order for fuppreffing his 
Books, eod. die. Mefiage from the King, defiring his Enlarge- 
ment, 9 July. Bail taken for him by the Serjeant, eod. die. 
Motion for his Appearance, and Debate thereupon, 2 Aug. 
To be brought by the Serjeant, eod. die. Meffage to the Arch- 
bifhop about him, 6 Aug. Houfe informed of his being fick, 
8. His Letter to the Speaker refufed to be read, eod. die. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. I. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


M4 LT, Bill to refirain the making of it at unfeafonable 
Times, read, 6 Mar. Committed, o. 

Mansfield, Count, Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of 
the Claims upon account of his Expedition, 21 Feb. A fele&amp; 
Committee, to confider of Abufes in Victuals, or otherwife, in 
his Voyage, 22 Mar. Vide War, Council of. 

Mariners. Vide Shipping. 

Marriage, Bill for free Liberty of it at any Time of the Year, 
read, 3 May. Committed, 6. 

Martin, Sir Henry, his Speech upon the Report touching the 
Stay of the Ship St. Peter, 22 Feb. Cleared by the Houfe, 
eod. die. Report touching his Proceeding in relation thereto, 
1 Mar. Heard, about Sir Robert Howard’s Excommunica- 
tion, 29 Apr. 

Maunfell, Sir Robert, a Member, and one of the Council of 
War, to come in, and_ withdraw with the reft, 1 Mar. His 
Narrative, and Requeft to the Houfe, eod. die. Vide War, 
Council of. 

Mayor of a City, returned, Committee of Privileges to confider, 
whether a new Writ to iffue, 18 Feb. 

Medicines, Bill to prevent Deceits in compounding them, read, 
23 Feb. Committed, 4 Mar. Petition of the Apothecaries 
referred, and Counfel ordered, 29 Apr. 

Members, fworn, 6 Feb.—doubly returned, make their Election, 
Q, 10, 11.14. 17, 18. &amp; 20, Feb.—to make their Election with- 
in a limited Time, 9 Feb—Member imprifoned upon Exe- 
cution, after his Eleétion, to be fent for, eod. die. Vide Gifford.— 
Members to receive the Communion, cod. die.--Member 
explains himfelf, upon Exception taken to a Word in his 
Speech, 10 Feb.—No Member to depart without Leave, upon 
Motion, after Nine o’Clock, 13 Feb.—Motion touching 
a Member excommunicated, 17 Feb. Vide Howard— 

a Leave 














Leave to Members to be abfent, 18 &amp; 23 Feb. 2. 4. 9. 22. &amp; 24, 

Mar. 3. 5. &amp; 26, Apr. 1.6. 23, 24, &amp; 25, May. 5, 6. 10. 12. 

&amp; 14, June.—Member difpenfed with from receiving the Com- 

munion, 18 Feb.—charged with Corruption, cleared, 21 Feb.— 

Members fianding in the Entry, to\ pay Twelve-pence to the 

Serjeant, 22 Feb.—Member interrogated by the Speaker in his 

Place, 23 Feb.—Sent for to attend, upon a Difference in Af- 

firmation between him and another, 1 Mar. Both heard, eod. 

die-—Member, being one of the Council of War, to come in, 
and withdraw with the reft, eod. die—Leave to Members to be 
of Counfel at the Lords, 2 &amp; 20 Mar.—None to go out of the 

Houfe, when it rifes, before the Speaker, 9g Mar.—Exception 

taken by the King, to a Member’s Speech, 14 Mar. Vide 

Cooke, Mr.--Speaker refumes the Chair, upon the Members 

going out from a Committee in great Confufion, 15 Mar.— 

None to go out, from a Grand Committee, without Leave, 15 

&amp; 27 Mar. 1 Apr. &amp; 12 May.—Member, in Execution at the 

Time of his Eleétion, difcharged, and a new Writ ordered, 24 

Mar.—Refolution, that, upon a new Reading of a Provifo, a 

Member, who had fpoke to it before, may fpeak again, 25 

Mar.—Members left to their Liberty, to give Brideuse at the 

Lords, 28 Mar.—Book of the Names of Members returned 

to be perfected by the Clerk of the Crown, 5 Apr.—Members 

abfent upon a Call of the Houfe, excufed, 5 Apr. 3 &amp; 5 June. 

Vide Houfe.—not of a felect Committee, admitted to be prefent 

at the Examination of Witnefles, but not to interrupt, 24 Apr. 

—defiring not to vote in a Divifion, not excufed, eod. die— 

ordered to manage the Parts at a Conference with the Lords 

before afligned to others, 3 &amp; g May.—withdraw, during a De- 
bate concerning them, 5.9. &amp; 22, May.—Member admonifhed 
by the Speaker, 5 May.—allowed-to {peak again to the fame 

Matter, 9 May.—fequeftered for an offenfive Speech, eod. die. 

Vide Dyett.—Upon a Meeting of a Committee of both Houfes, 

Members fent for, by the Serjeant, from the Painted Chamber 

Door, 10 May.—Refolutions of the Houfe, upon the Impri- 

fonment of Two Members by the King, 12 May. Protelta- 

tion to be made, by all the Members, in relation thereto, 13.15, 

&amp;16, May. Vide Digges, and Ellyott —Members fent for by 

the Serjeant with the Mace, 17 May.—Complaint about a Let- 

ter, faid to be written by a Member, 22 May. Vide Savyle.— 

Member reflecting upon Two others, to make them Satisfaction 

in his Place, 22 May.—Members abfent at the Call, to be 

fined, 23 May, &amp; 5 June.—Not paying their Fines, to be fent 
for by the Serjeant, 2 June.—Member denied Leave to be ab- 
fent, 3 June.—fent to the Tower for an offenfive Speech, eod. 
die. Vide More—Members going out of Town without 

Leave, to pay the fame Fine, as Defaulters upon a Call, 5 June. 

— Order touching the Sum to be paid by thé Members for the 

Officers of the Houfe, 13 June. Vide Hou/e. 

Bill to avoid Sufpicion of Injuftice in any Member, read 
twice, and committed, g May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
10 June. 

Merchant-adventurers, Report touching their Impofitions, and 
King to be petitioned thereon, 24 May.—touching Injuries 
to them by the United Provinces, and King to be petitioned 
therein, eod. die. 

Merchants. Vide France, Grievances, and Newcajile. - 

Merton College, Bill for avoiding a Leafe of Lands belonging 
thereto, read,11 Feb. Committed, 16. 

Meffage, from the Lords, defiring the Houfe to fit in the After- 
noon, 7 Mar.—defiring an Aniwer to a former Meflage, 17 
Mar.—Meflage to the Lords, to put off a Meeting of a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, g May.—Meflengers from. the Lords, 
difmiffed without Anfwer, 10 June. 

Meffages, from the King. Vide King. 

Michaelmas Term, Bill for Abbreviation of it, read, 25 May. 
Committed, 7 June. 

Minifters, fcandalous, and unworthy, Bill againft them, read, 13 
Feb. Committed,15. Reported, and re-committed, 25 Feb. 
&amp; 7 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Mar. Patfled, 
20. 

Monke, Sir Thomas, in Execution at the Time of his Ele¢tion, 
Committee to examine it, 22 Mar. Report, and a new Writ 
ordered, 24. 

More, Mr. to bring in his Patent for making of Salt, 7 Mar. 
Offers to relinquifh it, if condemned, 28. eard, and withe 
draws, during the Debate thereon, 5 May. Called in, and ad- 
monifhed by the Speaker, eod. die. Gives his own Vote againtt 
the Patent, eod.die—Sent to the Tower for offenfive Words in 
a Speech, 3 June. His Letter to the Speaker, and Petition 
read, 7. Difcharged, by the King’s Confent, eod. die. 

Morley, Lord, Bill to fettle the Eftates and Cuftoms, of his 
cuftomary Tenants, read, 17 Feb. Committed, 14 Mar. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 May. 











Mountague, Mr. Report touching his Books, and Order there- 


upon, 17 Apr. Committee to confider of Interrogatories to be 

miniftered to him, eod. die. Report, 19 Apr. Petition to be 

prefented to the King, to fupprefs the Books, eod. die. His An- 

~~ ~~ eee Apr. Books cenfured, 39. Charge againft 
OL. 





INDEX 0 th First Vouume. 





him to be tranfmitted to the Lords, by way of Meflage, and 
not at a Conference, eod. die. Articles againft him read, and 
to be ingroffed, 14 June. Order for the meeting of the Com- 
mittee for Proofs againft him, eod. die. 

Mujfter-mafters. Vide Serjeant-majors. 


3°&amp; 4° Car.1. Parl.3. Seff1. A.1627, &amp; 1628. 


M AC E; carried before the Speaker on his being confirmed, 
19 Mar. 

Malt. Vide Grievances. 

Manwaring, Dr. Report touching Two of his Sermons com- 
plained of, 14 May. Charge to be tranfinitted to the Lords, 
eod. die. Committee to prepare it, eod. die." Draught of it 
read, and to be ingroffed, and prefented to the Lords, 27 May. 
Further Report, and Order for hearing his Defence, 31. Con- 
ference defired with the Lords, about the Charge againft him, 
and agreed to, 4 June. Leave to Members to be examined, 
touching hin, 10. Articles againft him read, and to be fent to 
the Lords, 11. Houfe to go and demand Judgment againft 
him,14. Form of his Submiffion, to be made in both Houfes, 
fent from the Lords, 21. Called in, and makes Submiflion 
accordingly, eod. die. 

Market, Clerk of, Bill to regulate the Office, read, 7 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 18. 

Marriage, Bill for free Liberty of it at any Time of the Year, 
“— 17 Apr. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
5 May. 

Madiiag Rives, Bill from the Lords, to make it navigable, 7 
May. Read, 8. Committed, 12. Reported, and re-committed, 
17 June. 

Members, {worn, 17 Mar.—doubly returned, make their Election, 
17. 20.27, &amp; 28, Mar. 9 Apr.—to make their EleGtion within 
a limited Time, 20 Mar.—to receive the Communion in Pre- 
fence of a Committee, appointed for that Purpofe, eod. die — 
Member cleared of having {poken offenfively againft the King, 
or the Privy Council, 22 Mar.—Members fianding in the 
Entry, or going out diforderly before the Speaker, or from a 
Grand Committee, to pay Twelve-pence to the Serjeant, 26 
Mar.—doubly returned, ordered to make their'Election imme- 
diately, or elfe the Houfe to make Eleétion for them, 28 Mar. 
—appointed Overfeers at the Communion, {pared, and others 
appointed in their room, 3 Apr.—Member withdraws during a- 
Debate, 9 Apr—Members not attending at the Call of the 
Houfe, to be fined, 9 Apr. &amp; 2 June-—Member interrogated 
"y the Speaker in his Place, and fequeftered, 9 Apr.—Vide 

aber.— Leave to Members to be abfent, 9, 10, 11. 17,18, 19. 
&amp; 26, Apr. 2.6. 10. 12. 20, 21, 22. 26, &amp; 27, May; 2. 20. 
&amp; 23, June.—Order againft any Member’s receding at Eafter, 
without Leave, 10 Apr. Complaint of a feandalous Imputa- 
tion laid upon a Member by the Earl of Suffolk,14 Apr. _ Vide 
Suffolk—Quettion about the Sum to be paid by the Members 
for the Officers, &amp;c. 23 Apr. Vide Houfe—Members {pe- 
cially required to attend Committees, 25 Apr. &amp; 13 May.— 
fent with a Meffage to the Archbifhop of Canterbury, 28 Apr. 
—ordered to attend a Grand Committee, 30 Apr. &amp; 6 June.— 
fent for by the Serjeant, 1 May.—None to go out from a Grand 
Committee without Leave, 1, 2. 6, 7. 22. &amp; 24, May; 5,6. 
&amp; g, June.—Motion about a Member commitied by the Coun- 
cil upon account of a Challenge, 3 May. Vide Stanhopp.— 
Members, appointed to report a Conference, to have Place 
given them, 12. 20, &amp; 23, May.—Member to give an Account, 
why he went out of Town without Leave, 19 May.—Report 
about the Members, who did not receive the Communion, and 
Proceeding thereon, 19 May.—Motion for a new Election, in 
the room of a Member in France, difagreed to, eod. die.— 
Member licenfed to come into the Houfe, having received the 
Communion in Prefence of Two Members, though not of the 
Committee, 20 May.—permitted to {peak in a Debate upon a 
Bill, who had before {poke upon the Reading, 21 May.—Order 
againft anv. Member’s ftanding in the Entry, 22 Maysx—Mem- 
ber going out from a Grand Demaities without Leave, fent 
for by the Serjeant, eod. die—Members thanked by the Houfe 
for their Service at a Conference, 23 May.—Order againfi any 
Member’s going out of Town, 29 May—againft Motions for 
Leave of Abfence to any Member, eod. dite——Members abfent 
from Prayers, to pay ‘I'welve-pence to the Poor, 4 June.— 
cleared from having fpoken any thing undutifully, 5 June.— 
Speech of a Member juftified, 6 June-—Members fent with a 
Meflage to the Lord Keeper, 9 June-—Leave to Members to 
be examined at the Lords, 10 June.—Order againft any Mem- 
- ber’s going out before the Speaker, when the Houfe goes to 
demand Judgment upon an {mpeachment, 14 June——Mem- 
ber fent to the Tower, and expelled, for tampering with a 
Witnefs, 21 June. Vide Sawyer—No Member to go out of 
Town without Leave, 23 June. 

Bill to avoid Sufpicion of Injuftice in any Member, read, 

24 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr.—Bill to avoid Sufpicion of Mif- 

demeanor in any Member, read, 24 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. 

Mejjage, 








INDEX oo the First VoLtuME. 


Mefjage, from the Lords, defiring a Journal of the Houfe to be 
brought, to be ufed at a Conference, 17 Apr.—defiring the 
Houfe to continue fitting, 23 Apr. 12 &amp; 17 May.—to know if 
the Houfe can be ready for a Conference, 20 &amp; 21 May.—de- 
firing the Houfe to fit in the Afternoon, 23 May.—Meflage to 
the Lords, to excufe the taking of a Propofition, made by them, 
into Confideration till the next Day, eod. die——from the Lords, 
to acquaint the Houfe of their being in a Debate, which was 
likely to lafi long, 24 May.—defiring fome Members may have 
Leave to give Evidence before them, 10 June. 

Mefjages, from the King. Vide King.—Exception taken toa 
Meflage from the King, for the Houfe to attend him in the 
Houfe of Peers, not being brought by the Black Rod, 19 
Mar. 

Michell Election, Report touching it, and Return to be amended, 
21 May. 

Mikbourne, Elizabeth, Report from Committee for Religion, 
touching her Children, and Committee to draw a Petition 
to the ae thereupon, 24 May. Petition read, and to be in- 
groffed, 19 June. To be prefented to the King,20. Report 
of the Delivery of it, 24. 

Milbourne-port, Borough of, reftored, 1 May. 

Minifters, tcandalous, Bill againft them, read, 12 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 19. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 30. Pafled, 16 
May. 

Minijiry, Bill from the Lords, for better Maintenance thereof, 
26 Apr. Read, 28. Committed, 7 May. Reported, with 
Amendments, 23. Read the Third time, 16 June. Debate 
thereon adjourned, eod. die. 

Mohun, Mr. afterwards Lord, Complaints againft him, 10 Apr. 
Referred to a Committee, 16. Report, 27 May. To have 
Notice, and to anfwer, 28. Committee to draw up a Charge 
againft him, eod. die. His Anfwer touching it, 29 &amp; 30 May. 
Charge read, and to be ingroffed,14 June. Witnefles againft 
him dilcharged, 20. 

Money, free Conference to be had with the Lords about the Com- 
million and Warrant for raifing it by Impofition, or otherwile, 
13 June. Commiffion voted illegal, eod. die. Cancelled, and 
fent to the Houfe to be viewed, and recorded, 19 June. 

Morgan, Richard, his Petition read, and referred to Committee 
of Grievances, 17 May. 

William, Efq; Bill for fettling feveral Lands upon him, 

and his Heirs, read,24 Mar. Committed,15 Apr. Reported, 

and to be ingrofled,14 May. Read Third time, 19. Pafled, 





23. 

Morley, Lord, Bill for eftablifhing the Eftates and Cuftoms of 
his Pennie read,io Apr. Committed, 16. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 29. Pafled, 13 June. 

Mofeley, Sir Edward, Complaint againft him referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 June. 

Moulden, John, Complaint againft him about billeting Soldiers 
in Surrey, 26 Mar. Sent for by the Serjeant, eod. die. Exa- 
mined, 28 Mar. Committee to examine the Complaint, eod. 
die. Report, 10 Apr. To be difcharged, and to attend when 
required, 11. 

Mounjon, Sir Thomas. Vide Grievances. 

Mountague, Dr. Articles againft him reported, and to be fent to 
the Lords, 11 June. Mayor of New Windfor examined touch- 
ing his Behaviour about the Bonfires there, 13. Committee to 
examine it, eod.die. Report, 14 June. 

Mufcovia Company. Vide Greenland. 

Mujiers. Vide Arms. 


4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sef? 2. A.1628. 
AAGISTRATES, and Minifters, Bill to prevent Dif- 


orders in them, read, 10 Feb. 

Marriage, Bill for free Liberty of it at any Time of the Year, 
read, 24 Jan. 

Martyn, Sir Henry, Petition againft him, read, 16 Feb. Heard 
thereupon, eod. die. Petition referred to Committee for Courts 
of Juftice, eod. die. 

Mayors. Vide Member. 

Medway River. Vide Cole. 

Member, chofen Mayor of a City, to ferve, notwithftanding, 20 
Jan.—New Members to receive the Communion, 21 Jan.— 
Members excufed from being Chairmen of Committees, upon 
account of Age and Infirmity, 23 Jan.—None to go out with- 
out Leave, 27 &amp; go Jan. 19 &amp; 20 Feb.—Order againft a 
Member’s an{wering a Petition againft him .at the Lords, 29 
Jan. Vide Eppefley—Complaint againft the Magiftrates of 
Exeter, for not paying a Member his Wages, 30 Jan. Vide 
Exeter —Leave to Members to be abfent, 31 Jan. 9. 12, 13. 

19. &amp; 21, Feb.—Members feat for by the Mace, to attend the 





Houfe, 31 Jan.—Leave to Members to be of Counfel at the. 
Lords, 5 &amp; 13 Feb.—to give Evidence at the Lords, 7 Feb.— 
Members ftanding in the Entry, to pay 12d. to the Serjeant, 
g Feb.—not to go out of Town without Leave, on pain of Cen- 
fure, 11 Feb.—Letter to be written to a Member, to require his 


Attendance, or fome Reafon to excufe, eod. die.—Intimation 
to be given to Two Members to attend, 13 Feb. Member 
juftifies himfelf, in his Place, againft a Complaint, 16 Feb. — 

Merchants. Vide Rolles. 

Mefjages. Vide King. 

Michell, Sir John, his Petition againft the Bifhop of Lincoln, 
read, 28 Jan. Called in, and admonifhed to reform fome 
Things in it difliked, eod. die. 

Minijiry, Bill from the Lords, for better Maintenance thereof, 
24 Jan. Read, eod. die. 

Mohun, Lord, Motion for reviving the Order for tranfmitting 
the Charge againft him to the Lords, refpited, 27 Jan. War- 
rant ordered for Witnefles, 30. 

Moore, Dr. fent for, to juftify a Charge againft the Bifhop of 
Winton,7 Feb. Examined, 13. His Information delivered in 
in Writing, 14. 


Mountagewe, Dr. Vide Jones. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Seffi2. A. 1548. 
NE WCASTLE, Manor, Bill from the Lords, for Affur- 


ance of Lands thereto, read, 14 Dec. Committed, 18. 
—New Bill read, 10&amp; 11 Jan. Patled, 14. 
Nicholas, St. Parith of, Bill for conveying Water to the Shambles 
there, read, 25 Jan. 
Northumberland, Sheriff of, Bill from the Lords, for him to 
account, as other Sheriffs, read, 5 Mar. ‘Twice read, and 
patled, 7. 


3°&amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Seff? 3. A. 1549. 


ICHOLAS, St. Parith of, Bill for removing the Kennels 
in the Shambles there, read, and committed, 26 Nov. 


5°&amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 4. 4.1551, &amp; 1552. 


NE VI UL, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of 
his Sons, 8 Mar. Read, 9 &amp; 26. Pafled, 28. 
Northampton, Marquis of, Bill from the Lords, for confirming his 
Marriage, 1g Mar. Read, 21&amp;29. Paffed, go. 
go Bill againft cafting them in Rivers and Brooks, read, 
go Jan. 


7° Edw. V1. Parl.2. A..1552, &amp; 1553- 


N EWCASTLE, Town of. Vide Gatefide. 
Bifhoprick of. Vide Durham. 





— 1° Mar.. Parl.1. Sef. 1. A. 1553- 
NE WELL, Alexander, a Prebendary of Weftminfter, 


Committee to examine whether he might be of the Houfe, 
12 O&amp;. Adjudged incapable of ferving, and a new Writ 
ordered, 13. 
Ni — Bill againft cafting them in Rivers and Brooks, read, 
9 Oct. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.i. Sef? 2. A. 1553. 


NN? RFOLK, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, to avoid the 
Act of his Attainder, read, 30 Nov. Petition of Patentees 
for a Copy of the Bill, and to have their Interefts faved, eod. 
die. Petition re-delivered, not being figned, eod. die. Another 
Petition exhibited, and Patentees to attend with Counfel, 1 
Dec. Bill read a Second time, 2. Counfel heard, eod. die. 
Bill to be proceeded upon, and Speaker to fend for Records, 
&amp;e. eod. die. Duke in Perfon requefts the Houfe to pafs his 
Bill, 4 Dec. Bill read Third time, eod. die. Debated, and 
paffed, 5 Dec. 

Northampton, Marquis of, Bill from the Lords, to revoke the 
A&amp; for his Marriage, 15 Nov. Read, 15. 18. &amp; 27. De- 
bated, and pafled, 28. 

Northumberland, Duke of. Vide Attainder. 


—" Bill for making Sattins and Fuftians there, read, 15 
ov. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


NR TH AM PTON, Marquis of, Bill from the Lords, for 
his Reftitution, read, 26 &amp; 27 Apr. Paffed, 30. 
Norwich, Bill for making Ruffels, Sattins, &amp;c. there, read, 9 Apr. 
To be ingroffed,10. Read, and te-delivered, 13. 


1°&amp; 2° Phil.&amp; Mar, Parl. 3. A. 1554- 


N ON-RESIDENCE. Vide Leafes. 
Norwich, Bill for making Ruffels, Sattins, and Futtians, 
there, read, 8 Dec, To be ingtofled, 17. Pafled, 18. 











INDEX Go the 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


NE VILL, Sir Edward, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitu- 
tion of his Heirs, 6 Dec. Read, eod. die. Twice read, 
and paffed, 7 Dec. 

Newark, Bill for paving it, read, 26 &amp; 29 O&amp;. To be in- 
gotes with the Addition of Oxford and Wilton, 18 Nov. 

affed, 26. 

Norfolk, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, touching Lands granted 
by him in his Nonage, 7 Nov. Read, eod. die. Copy of it 
defired by the Patentees, and granted, 9 Nov. Duke in Per- 
fon, with his Counfel, opens the Bill, and defires it may be 
furthered, 18 Nov. Anfwer fent to him without, eod. die. Bill 
read Second time, 19 Nov. Pafled, 21. 

Bill for the Patentees of the late Duke, read, and re-deli- 

vered, 9 Nov.—New Bill read, 14 &amp; 21 Nov. Patfled, 25. 

County of, Bill for dying of coloured Wortieds there, 

and in Norwich, read, 9 Nov.—Bill for buying of Norfolk 

Wools to be fpun upon the Rock, read, 12 Nov. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef: 1. A. 1557. 


\VORTHUMBERLAND, late Duke of, Bill from the 
Lords, for Reftitution of his Children, § Feb. Read, 9 &amp; 
10. Paffed, 12. 








1° Eliz. Parl. 1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


NNV4 TURA LIZATION, Billof. Vide HWrothe. 
Norfolk, Duchets of, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance 
of her Jointure, read, 9 &amp; 15 Mar. Pafled, with a Pro- 
vifo, 17. . 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


ATURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Fitzwiliiams. 
Navy, Bill for Increafe thereof, ordered, 6 Feb. Read, 20. 
‘Committed, 22—New Bill for Increafe of the Navy and 
Fifhing, and for Fifh-days, read, 26 &amp; 27 Feb. Debated, and 
to be ingroffed, 2 Mar. Read the Third time, in Part,9. De- 
bate touching Wednefday’s being a Fifh-day, 9X10. Further 
Debate, sail Refisbaticn thereupon, 11. Bul read throughout, 
13. Paffed, 15. ; 
Newcafile Coals, Bill againft exporting them, read, 1 Feb. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1566. 
N4 TURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Stafford. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 
jV4 TURALIZATION, Bills of. Vide Bertie, and 
Waifon. 

Navigation, Bill for Maintenance thereof, read, 3 May. Com- 
mitted, 8. Addition read twice, and to be ingrofled with the 
Bill, 10. Bill paffed, 12. 

Navy. ‘Vide Tillage. 

Northumberland, Earl of. Vide Attainders. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef 1. A. 1572. 


NORFOLK, Duke of, Refolution of the Houfe for his 
Execution to be fignified to the Queen, 16 May. To be 
imparted to the Lords, 21. Their Concurrence to be defired 
therein, 23 &amp; 24. Their Anfwer reported, 24.. Petition to 
the Queen for his {peedy Execution to be prepared, 28. Re- 
folution againft proceeding in it, 31. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff. 2. A. 1575. 


INA TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Denizens, and Grey. 
Norreis, Lord, Bill for his Reftitution, thrice read, and 
paffed, 9 Mar. 

Northumberland, and Cumberland, Bill for Redrefs of Murders 
and Felonies there, read, 23 Feb. To be ingrofled, 5 Mar. 
Paffed, 10. 

Norwich, Dean and Chapter of, Bill touching Grants made by 
them, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 2 Mar. 

Wortted, Weavers of, Bill touching them, read, 23 Feb. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef 3. A. 1580. 


N4 TURALIZATION, of certain Children born be- 
yond the Seas, Bill touching it, read, 18 Feb. To be 
ingroffed, 20. Pafled, 4 Mar. 

Navy, Committee to confider of the Maintenance thereof, and 
of a Supply of Mariners and Soldiers, &amp;c. 31 Jan.—Bill from 
the Lords, for Maintenance of the Navy, 4 Mar. Read, 4 
&amp; ¥ 5. ay Provifoes twice read, and committed, 15. Bill 

ox. I, 





_ Non-refidence. 


First VoLuMeE. 


read Third time, and Committee to confider of it, 17. Patled, 
with Amendments, 18. 
Newark upon Trent, Bill for paving it, read, 22 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl... Sef 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


NN4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Arefkine, Afion, 

Browne, Bruce, Chantrell, Dromond, Glover, Gordon,. 

Hay, Hume, Kennedy, Leneux, Marre, Newton, Nottingham, 
Ramfey, and Vincent. 

Navy, Bill for better Execution of the Laws for Maintenance 
thereof, read, 28 Apr. Committed, 10 May. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 25. Dafhed, 31. 

Nevill, Sir Henry, Bill for Explanation of an Act for enabling 
him to fell Lands, read, 13 Apr. Committed, 14 May, &amp; 14 
June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 29 June. Counfel 
heard, and Bill paffed, and fent to the Lords, 30. Returned, 
with Amendments, 4 July. 

Newton, Adam, Bill from the Lords, to natvralize him, 28 June. 
Thrice read, and paffed, 29. Sent to the Lords, 30. 

Vide Pluralities. 

Nottingham, Countefs of, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize her, . 
31 Mar. Read, * *. Committed, 2 Apr. Provifo twice 
read, and to be ingroffed, 3. Bill paffed, 12. Sent to the 
Lords, 18. 

Norfolk, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of Lord 
William Howard, his Son, and the Children of Lady M. 
Sackvill, his Daughter, 8 May. Read, 11. Committed, 15. 
Reported, and pailed, 16. Sent to the Lords, 24. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef? 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


NN4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Arefkine, Conway, 
Defmaijires, Fowles, Godfrey, Godfcall, and Murrey. 

Navigation. Vide Fishing. 

Newcajtle, Merchants of. Vide Merchants. 

Non-refidence. Vide Pluralities. 

Nonfuch and Talworth Road, Bill for repairing it, read, 21 Mar. 
Committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, * «. 
Paffed, 26 Apr. Sent to the Lords, 28. 

Norwich, Minitters of, Bill for their Relief, read, 30 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 13 Feb. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 
ATURALIZATION, general, of the Scots... Vide 


Union. ' 

Bills of. Vide Annoote, Baro, Defmaiftres, Ramfden, 
Smith, and Steward—Motion to exclude all Perfons natu- 
ralized from fitting in Parliament, 6 Dec. Vide Baro. 

New River. Vide London. 

Non-refidence. Vide Pluralities. 

Nonfuits, Bill to give Cofts thereupon, read, 17 Feb. Committed, 
16 May. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 9g June. Pafled, and 
fent to the Lords, 11. 

Northlech, Free-tchool, Bill for founding it, read, 25 Feb. Com- 
mitted, &lt;8. Reported, 24 Mar. Counfel, and Party, heard, 
and Bill re-commmitted, 27. Counfel to be heard at the 
Committee, 27 Apr. Bill reported, and Counfel to be again 
heard, 5 May. ‘To be ingrofled, 19. Paffed 29. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


NA TURA LIZATION Bills. Vide Ambaffadors, Blad- 

well, Browne, Clark, Derry, Bifhop of, Dromond, Gib, 

Greenfmith, Kurre, Keere, Maxwell, eee: Munck, Mur- 
ray, Palmer, Ramfay, Schonerus, and Vanloore. 

Bill to oblige Perfons naturalized to take the Oaths, 
read, 11 May. Vide Oaths. 

Navy, Bill touching politick Conftitutions thereof, read, 18 Apr. 
Committed, 20. Counfel to be heard for Sir'Rich. Wigmore, 
21 &amp; 24 May. Heard, and Bill pafled, 25. Sent to the Lords, go. 

Newcafile, Provifo relating thereto, offered to the Subfidy Bill, 
rejecied, 14 July. 

New River. Vide Chelfea, and Ware. 

Nox-refidence. Vide Pluralities. 

Nea-refidents, Bill againft them, prefented, 15 Féb. Read, 16. 
Committed, 10. 

Norfolk, and Suffolk, Bill relating to Lands there, furrounded by 
the Sea, read, 13 Mar. Committed, 20. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, « *. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 20 June. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 
N4 TURALIZATION, Bills of. Vide Bef, Fletcher, 


Herbert, and Payne.—Motion againft Perfons naturalized 
being Members of the Houfe, and Debate thereon, 23 May. 
Navigation, Bill for Maintenance thereof, and Increafe of .Sea- 

men, read, 6 May. 








Q Non-refidents, 





INDEX 20 the 


-refidents, and Pluralities, Bill againft them -prefented, 18 
weg Read, 19. Committed, 12 May. Reported, and to be 
ingrofied, 25. ; fe se 
Norfolk Election, Report touching a Petition concerning it, not 
fabferibed, 9 Apr. To be confidered by the Committee of 
Elections, eod. die. i 
Northumberland Ele&amp;tion, Report touching it, g Apr. Debate 
thereupon, and new Writ ordered, eod. die. Sheriff fent for, 
eod. die. To be brought to the Bar as a Prifoner, 23 May. 
Order touching his kneeling, 24. Examined, eod. die. De- 
bate, and Order thereupon, eod, die. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


TAPP ER, Mx. fent for by the Serjeant, for ferving a Sub- 
poena upon a Member, 29 Nov. Warrant ordered to the 
Serjeant to bring him, 30. Ordered into Cuftody for Three 
Days, 3 Dec. 
Naturalization Bills. Vide Anftrother, Beft, Burlimachi, Butt, 
Cecill, Deligne, Douglas, Grace, Herbert, Hale, Little, Payne, 
Salifbury, Steward, Stiles, Vere. 
Navigation, Bill for Maintenance thereof, read, 9 May. 
Naylors, Bill to prevent Abufes committed by them, read, 12 
lar. 
Newfound-lund. Vide Fifhing. 
New River Company, Bill to confirm their Letters Patent, read, 
7 May. ; 
No#-refidency, Bill againtt it, read, 26 Apr. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


N4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Anftrother, Bef, 
Burlimachi, Carre, Jacobfon, Murray, Stanere, Stewart, 
Vandeput, Vere, Verbecke, and Young. 

Bill for naturalizing of fuch Englifhmen’s Children, as 

ferved in the Low Countries, read, and to fleep, 12 Mar. 

Claufe added to a Naturalization Bill, to take away the 
Benefit, if the Perfon naturalized fhould be convicted of co- 
louring Strangers Goods, 30 Apr. The like Claufe ordered to 
be inferted in all Bills, of the like kind, eod. die. 

Neweajile Coals. Vide Sea-goals. 

Newcaftle under Lyne, Election, Report concerning it, g Apr. 
Refolution touching the Right of Eleétion, eod. dies New 
Writ ordered for one of the Burgeffes, eod. die. 

New River Company, Bill for confirming Letters Patents to 
them, read, 4 Mar. Committed, 22. Petition of Inhabitants 
of St. Martin’s Lane, referred, 1 May. 

Newsham. Vide Coventry. 

Nicholfon, Mr. Patentee of the pretermitted Cuftoms, ordered to 
bring in his Patent to the Committee for Trade, 13 Mar. 
To be heard by Counfel, 13 Apr. Heard in Perfon, 16. Or- 
. dered to attend with his Patent, 19 May. Patent delivered in, 
eod. die. Committee to confider of it, and of a fit Punifhment 
for him, eod. die. To attend the Houfe, eod. die. 

— Eleétion, Report touching it, and Refolution thereupon, 
24 Mar. 

Northumberland Election, Report touching one of the Knights 
made a Baron, 2 Mar. 

Norwich, Bithop of, Report from the Committee of Grievances 
touching a Complaint againft him, 7 May. To be tranfmitted 
to the Lords, eod. die. Refolution concerning him, eod. die. 
Heads againft him to be prepared, eod. die. Read, and agreed 
to, § May. Conference defired with the Lords, about him, eod. 
die. Agreed to, 15 May. Report of the Conference, and 
Charge, 19. Proceedings againft him to be colleéted, 28. 
Delivered in, and ordered to be kept, 29. 

Weavers of, Bill to reftrain them from ufing any Wool, 

or Yarn, but of Norfolk Growth, read, 17 Apr. Rejected, 

23.—Bill for Explanation of an Aét, relating to the War- 


_ of Worfted Weavers in Norwich and Norfolk, read, 26 
pr. 











1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


v4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Bave, and De- 
igne. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 
ATURALIZATIONBills. Vide Afhley, Bave, De- 


ligne, Powell, and Southerne. 
Navigation. Vide Shipping. 
Neale, Sir Francis, Bal to make void a Decree in his Behalf, 
read, 7 Mar. Committed, 23. 


Nevill, Sir Thomas, Bill frou the Lords, for Affurance of a 
Jointure to his Lady, 11 Mar. 
Reported, 20 Apr. 


Newcajfile, Merchants of, their Petition read, 22 Mar. Queftion 
2 


Read, 14. Committed, 17. 





First VoLuME. 


for a Committee to prepare a Petition to the King thereon, 


over-ruled, eod. die. Vide Sharpers. 

Newport Election, and double Return, Report, and Refolution, 
concerning it, 17 Mar. 

Nichils Accounts. Vide Efcheators. 

Nicholfon, Edmund, Projector of the pretermitted Cuftoms, Bill ° 
concerning him, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 18. To be heard 
by Counfel, 1 Mar. Bill reported, and re-committed, 4. Ni« 
cholfon’s Petition read, and to be heard by Counfel, ead. die. 
Heard in Perfon, 11 Mar. Bill to be ingrofled, eod. die. Paffed, 
20 Mar. . 

Non-refidents, Bill for their making better Allowance to preach- 
ing Curates, read, 8 May. Committed, 9. 

Norfolk, Petition from thence read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Statutes, g June. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1627, § 1628. 


ATURALIZATION Bills. Vide Alderfey, Aftey, 
Aytun, Bier, Deligne, Freeze, Gray, Levefton, Powell, 
Sasse, Trumbhall, and Vanbrugh. 

Navigation. Vide Shipping. 

Nevill, Lady, Bill, from the Lords, to affure her Jointure, &amp;c. 
19 May. Read,15. Committed, 17. Reported, 23. Paffed, 
26. 

Newport Eleétion, Motion about it referred to the Committee of 
— 22 Mar. Report, and Refolutions thereupon, 14 

. 

Now, Mr. Report touching his Complaint concerning Sir Ed- 

ward Mofeley, and Order thereupon, 20 June. 


4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef? 2. A. 1628. 


N4 TURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Strange. 
Nicholas, Archibald, complained of for petitioning the 
Lords againft a Member, and to attend, 29 Jan. 
Nowell, Mr. Report touching his Complaint againtt the Attorney 
of the Duchy, and feleét Committee appointed to examine it, 
7 Feb. Warrants ordered for Witneffes, 12. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef? 1, A. 1547. 


O X ON City, Bill for the Bounds and Liberties thereof, read, 
15 Dec. ; 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1548. 
OF FICE RS, and Soldiers, Bill from the Lords, for Re- 


formation of them, read, and committed, 26 Jan. Reada 
Second time, 5 Feb. Paffed, 21. 
Offices, and Inquifitions. Vide Efcheators. 


— and Grenfted, Churches, Bill for uniting them, read, 6 


ec. Committed, 13. Paffed, 21 Jan. 


Orphans and Teftators Goods, in London, Bill for appraifing 
them, read, 29 Nov. &amp; 1 Dec. ; 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 3. A. 1549. 


O FFICES, and Benefices, Bill againft buying them, read, 
27 &amp; 29 Jan. 
Opinions, erroneous, Bill againft preaching and holding them, 
read, 5 Dec. Committed,6. Read, 14. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


FFICES of Traft, Bill from the Lords, againft felling 
them, 28 Jan. Read, 29. Committed, 30.—New Bill 
read, 3 Feb. To be ingroffed, 4. Read, 5. Paffed,11. Sent 
from the Lords with a Provifo, 20. Provifo read, 24. Bill 
fent back with the Provifo, 12 Mar. Returned, 31. Provifo 
paffed, 7 Apr. 
Orders. Vide Members, and Privileges. 
Oxford, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, to avoid certain Writings, 
for Marriage between his Daughter and one of the late D. of 
Somerfet’s Sons,15 Mar. Read, 21.24.&amp;26. Debated, and 
_— put upon it, 28.—New Bill read, 9 &amp; 11 Apr. 


Pafied, 12. 
7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


OUTLAWS, in Wales, Bill touching them, read, 10 Mar. 
Committed, 13. Read, 27. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1553. 


OR DER, againt — men being of the Houfe, 13 Oc. 
Outlaws, im Wales, Bill concerning them, read, 11° O€. 














INDEX ‘¢o the First. Vouume. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.1. Sef 2. A. 1553. 


O ILS, Bill for fearching and gauging them, read, and to be 
ingroffed, 23 Nov. Paffed, 24. 


1° Mar.1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


NGAR, and Grenfted, Churches, Bill to repeal the A&amp; 
for uniting them, read, g Apr. To be ingroffed,10. Paffed, 
14. Provifo, added by the Lords, thrice read, and pafled, 20. 
inions, erroneous. Vide Herefies. i 
Oxford, Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 
OXFORD, Univerfity. Vide Universities. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


O DYNGSELL, Edmand, Bill to revoke his Alienation 
of Lands, read, and rejected, 14 Nov. 

Offices, Bill for finding them by a Melius inquirendum, read, 23 
Nov. To be ingrofled, 2 Dec. Committed, 3. Paffed, 6. 
Outlawries, Bill for publifhing them in the Parifh Church, read, 

31 O&amp;. Committed, 7 Nov. 
Oxford, City. Vide Newark. 
Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 


5° &amp; 6 Phil. § Mar. Parl. 5. Sef. 2. A. 1558. 
OR DERS. Vide Members. 





5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef 1. 4.1562, &amp; 1563. 


A K, Bill touching the Time of felling it, to fave the Bark, 
read, 23 Jan. Rejected, and torn, 25. 

Oath, of Supremacy and Allegiance, Bill againft fuch as refufe to 
take it, or maintain the Authority of the Pope, read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 15.—New Bill read, 16 Feb. To be ingrofled, 
17. Paffed, 20. Sent to the Lords, 22. Returned, with Pro- 
vifoes, 4 Mar. Provifoes twice read, eod. die. Paffled, 11 Mar. 

Order. Vide Members. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef.2. A. 1566. 


OA T H, of Supremacy, taken by the Speaker, 2 O&amp; To 
be taken by new Burgeffes, 3. Taken by the Clerk, and 

Serjeant, eod. die. Committee appointed, to confider what 
Member fhould take it, 7 Oct. Report, 8. To be taken only 
by new Burgefles, eod die. 

Onerfhe, in Surrey. Vide Clothing. 

Onflowe, Richard, Efq; chofen Speaker, 1 O&amp;. Vide Speaker. 

Orders. Vide. Members. 


13° Eliz. Parl.3. A. 1571. 
O RDERS. Vide Conferences, Members, and Motions. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seffi:. A. 1572. 


O ILS, Bill for making them, read, 17 May. 

Orders. Vide Bills. 

Orphans, Bill for them, read, 5 June. Committed, 10. 

Outlawries, Bill for Proclamation to be made of them in Parifh 
Churches, read, and committed, 12 May. 

a gh aa and Bridges, Bill for amending them, read, 5 
&amp; 7 June. 

; Univerfity. Vide Univerfities, 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 2. A. 1575. 


O ILS, Bill for making them, read, and rejected, 6 Mar. 
Oxford Highways, Bill for amending them, read, 29 Feb. To 
be itigroffed, 5 Mar. Paffed, 7. Returned from the Lords, with 
Amendments, 10. Sent back, 12. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef 3. A. 1580. 


OR DERS. Vide Conferences, and Members. 
Ozford, Earl of, Claufe, relating to him, inferted in Lord 
Latymer’s Bill, 21 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac.1. Parl.1. Seffi1. A. 1603, 1604. 





O4 T H, of Supremacy, taken by Members, 19 Mar. Com- _ 


miffion for adminiftering it, cod. die. Form of it, eod. die. 
Oats, Bill for true meafuring of them, read, 28 Apr. Commit- 
‘ted, 22 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 16 
June. 


You. f. 


+ of the Houfe. Vide on 

rders. Vide Bills, Committees, Conferences, Delinquents, Mem- 
bers, Mefjages, Queftions, and Speaker. 

Ordnance, Bill againft Tranfportation thereof, prefented, 3 Apr. 
Read, 4. Committed, 12. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 17. 
Paffed, and fent to the Lords, with fpecial Recommendation, 
18. Returned, with Amendments, 12 June. Amendments 
read, and rejected, with the Bill itfelf, 15. 

Meflage to the-Lords, to defire an Order for Stay of 

Ordnance, ready to be tranfported, 18 Apr. Their Anfwer, 10. 

Outlawries, fecret, Bill to take them away, read, 19 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 27 Apr. &amp; 17 May. 

Outlaws. Vide Parliament. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac.1. Parl.1. Sef. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


OATH, of Supremacy, Bill to oblige all Perfons, going beyond 
Sea, to take it; read, 22 Jan. Committed, 24. . 

Officers, of the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Ognell, George, Bill for confirming the Manor of Cruelfield to 
him, read, 31 Jan. &amp; 18 Feb. Counfel to be heard, 18 Feb. 
a 19&amp; 20. Bill committed, 20. Reported, and dafhed, 
7 Mar. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Committees, Counfel, and Members. 

erring Article of Grievance touching it, read, and agreed to, 
9 Apr. 

Oriel College, Bill for confirming Letters Patents to the Provoft 
and Scholars, read, 12 Mar. Committed, 18. Reported, and 
re-committed, 27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die.. 
Pafled, 30 Apr. Sent to the Lords, 5 May. Returned, with 
Amendments, 10. Amendments agreed to, 12. 

Oxford City. Vide Thames. 

— Univerfity, to be named before Cambridge in the Title 

of a Bill, 26 Feb. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Seff.3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


O FFICERS, of the Houfe. Vide Hou/e. 
Orders. Vide Bills, Briefs, Members, and Meffages. 
Orfett, Re&amp;tory. Vide Salifbury. 
Outlawries, fecret, Bill for avoiding them, read, 18 May. Com- 
mitted, 6 June. ’ 








7° &amp; 8 Jac. ¥. Parl.1. Seff.4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


AT H of Allegiance, Report touching it, 3 Apr. Bill con- 
cerning it, read, 10 May. Committed, 15. Claufe, touch- 
ing Women Récufants, to be inferted the:ein, 4 July. Further 


Proceedings thereon, eod. dié. Bill ré-committed, 5 July. To | 


be ingrofled, cod die. Pafled, 11 July. Sent to the Lords, 12. 
Members, returned for a new Borough, to take the Oath 
of Supremacy, 16 Apr. 

Bill to oblige Perfons to be naturalized, or reftored in 

Blood, to take the Oaths, read, 11 May. Committed, # *. 

Reported, and to be ingrofled, 18 May. Paffed, 21. Sent to 

the Lords, 30. Returned, with Amendments, 2 July. Amend- 

ments agreed to, 3. 

Bill againft the Oath, ex Officio, prefented, 16 May. 

Read, 21. Committed, 7 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 

14. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 20. 

Houfe to take the Oath of Allegiance, 5 June. Order 
for Two Members, being Juftices of Peace, to adminifter it, 
eod. die. Manner of adininiftering it, eod. die. Taken by Mem- 
bers, 5, 6. &amp; 11 June; 3 July. 

Officers. Vide Magiftrates. 

of the Houte. Vide Hou/e. 

Ognell, Mr. his Bill read, 26 Apr. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Briefs, Grievances, Members, Mefjages, 
and Oath. 

Ordnance, Bill againft tranfpoiting it, prefented, 7 Mar. Read, 
8. Committed, 17. Reported, and rejected, 30 May.— 
Coan appointed to draw a Bill touching Iron Ordnance, 
eod. die. , 

Orphans, Bill for their Relief, read, 26 May. 

Orrell, Bill read, 7 June. Committed, 20. 

Outlawries, privy, Bill againft them, read, 30 May. Rejeéted, 
15 June. ; 

Oxenford, Ear] of, Bill from the Lords, for Sale of fome of his 
Lands, 16.June. Read, 20. Committed, 22. Reported, 30. 
Paffed, 2 July. Sent to the Lords, 5. 

Oxford Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 


19° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


AT H, Debate touching the Power of the Houfe to admi- 
nifter it, and Committee of Privileges to confider of it, 19 
Apr. 




















Bill againft the Oath ex Officio, read, 23 May. Com- 


mitted, 31. 
Offices, 








a 














IN DEX ¢@o the First VoLtuMeE. 


Offices, and Inquiftions, taken on the King’s Behalf, Bill of Grace 
againft them, prefented, and read, 2 May. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Mace, Members, and Speaker—No Order 
to be made without a Queftion affirmative and negative, 13 
Apr.—Order, againft going to the King, to be entered in the 
Journal, 6 May. 

Ordnance, Iron, Bill againft tranfporting it, read, 4 May. 
Committed, 11. 

Owen, Sir Roger, complains of being infulted in the Chair, at a 
Committee, and Proceedings thereon, 13 May. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. 1. Parl. 3. A. 1620, § 1621. 


O04 T HS, taken by Perfons to be naturalized, 1 Mar. 28 
Apr. &amp; 28 May. 

Offices, and Inquifitions, taken on the King’s Behalf, Bill of Grace 
againft them, read, 27 Mar. Committed, 30 Apr. Reported, 
and re-committed,-30 May. 

Committee appointed to draw a Bill againft buying and 

felling of Offices, 3 May. 

Ogle, Sir Richard, Bill for Payment of his Debts, read, 28 May. 

Oldbury. Vide Thornbury. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Members, Meffages, Petitions, Privileges, 
Quefiions, and Speaker. 

_ Ordnance, King to be moved for Stay of fome ready to be tranf- 

ported, 13 Feb. His Anfwer, eod.die. Committee to prepare 
a Bill againft tranfporting it, 26 Mar. &amp; 17 Apr. Debate 
Youching the Patent for making it, 26 Mar. Debate about 
petitioning the King not to permit any to be tranfported, 30 
Apr. Bill read, 3 May. Committed, 14.—Bill, to the fame 
Purpofe, from the Lords, 5 Dec. 

Ofiries. Vide Inns. 

Oufe, River, Bill to make it navigable, read, 16 Mar. 
ted, 3 May. 

Outlawry, Procefs of, Bill for awarding it after Judgment, read, 
19 Apr. 

Oxenford, Earl of. Vide Magdalen College. 

Oxford Election, Counfel to be heard, touching it, 8 Feb. Re- 
port, and Refolutions thereupon, 9. Mayor fent for by the 
Serjeant, eod. die. 





Commit- 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


O4 THS, taken by Members, 12 &amp; 16 Feb.—By Perfons to 
be naturalized, 2 &amp; 20 Mar. 24 Apr.—By a Perfon to be 

reftored in Blood, 6 Apr. 

Officers. Vide Juftices. 

Offices, and Inquifitions, taken on the King’s Behalf, Bill againft 
them, read, 3 Mar. Committed, 8. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Committees, Elections, Members, Religion, 
and Speaker. 

Ordnance, Bill againft tranfporting it, read, 10 May. Committed, 


11. 
Ofilers. Vide Inn-holders. 
Ofirtes. Vide Inns. 

Outlawries, Bill for reverfing them, prefented, 22 Mar. Read, 1 
Apr. Order for its Second Reading, 10. Committed, 12. 
Oxford, City of. Vide Thames. 
Ear! of, Bill from the Lords, for eftablifhing his Title to 
Lands, 29 Apr. Read, 30. Committed, 1 May. Delivered 

in, and to reft, 29. Vide Magdalen College. 


1° Car. I. Parl.1. A.1625. 
OFFICE RS, of the Houfe, Collection to be made for them, 


12 Aug. 
Offices, fecret, Order for meeting of the Committee upon the Bill 
relating thereto, 2 Aug. 
judicial, Order for meeting of the Committee upon the 
Bfil againft buying them, 4 Aug. 
Orders. Vide Members. 


1° &amp; 2° Cay. 1. Parl..2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


O4 T H, ex Officio, Bill againft it, to be brought in, 17 Feb. 

Oaths, taken by Perfons to be naturalized, 22 Mar. &amp; 9 May. 

Officers, of the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Offices, fecret, and Inquifitions, Bill againft them, read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 14. Reported, and re-committed, 21. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 1 May. 

judicial, Bill againft purchafing them, read, 16 Feb. 
Committed, 3 Mar. 

Orders. Vide Houfe, and Members. 

Ordnance, Billagainft tranfporting it, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 
14.—King to be moved for Stay of Ordnance ready to be 
tranfported, 3 May. His Anfwer, 8. 

Outlawries. Vide Attorneys, and Sheriffs. 

Outlaws, Bill to fubjeét their Lands to Extents, read, 16 Mar. 
Committed, 27. r- 











— of the Houfe. 


Oxford Univerfity Election, Vice-chancellor to attend the Com- 
mittee in relation thereto, 1 Mar. Report touching a Wit- 
nefs committed by him, and Order thereupon, 10 Mar.— 
touching the Eleétion, and Refolution thereupon, 17. 


3°&amp; 4° Car I. Parl. 3. Seffi1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 
OATH S, taken by Perfons to be naturalized, 21 Apr. &amp; 7 


May. 
Vide Houfe. 
Wjices, judicial. Vide Bribery. 

Orders. Vide Committees, EleGtions, and Members.—A Com- 
mittee appointed, to colleét what Orders have been obferved, 
and what remain neceflary to be done for the future, 7 May. 

Ordnance Siores, Committee to examine into the State of them, 
4June. Certificate of Ordnance, ready to be tranfported, read, 
7. Meffage to the King for Stay thereof, eod. die. His Anfwer 
reported, eod. die. Vide Burlimachi. 


4° Car. I. Parl. 4. Sef: 2. A. 1628. 


OFFICES, judicial. Vide Bribes. 

Ogle, Mr. Report touching his Petition againft Mr. Wither- 
ington and Cofens, 5 Feb. Called in, and avows the Particulars 
againft Witherington, 6. 

Orders. Vide Bills, Members, and Speaker. 
Oxford, Univerfity. Vide Univerfities. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff1. A. 1547. 


PARDON, general, Bill from the Lords, for it, thrice 
read, and pafled, 22 Dec. 

Pikes, Bill for defiroying the Fry of them, read, 15 Nov. 

Poor. Vide Children, and Vagrants. 

Preaching. Vide Benefices. 

Priefis, Bill, that married Men may be fuch, and have Benefices, 
read, 19 Dec. Read twice, and paffed, 20. 

Privy Seal, Writs of. Vide Writs. 

a Vide Aétions. 

Proclamations. Vide Exigents. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff. 2. A. 1548. 


ARDON, Bill from the Lords, for it, read, 13 Mar. 
Paffed, 14. , 

Parks, Bill from the Lords, for putting them down, read, 5 Feb. 
&amp;o Mar. Vacated, 11 Mar. 

Patentees, Bill for Grants made by them out of their Patents, 
read, 2 Mar. 

Penfions, Bill from the Lords, againft buying them of Penfioners, 
read, 13 Dec. Committed, 19.—New Bill read, 28 Jan. 
Committed, 7 Feb. Read Third time, 14. Paffed, 11 Mar. 

Bill for Payment of Penfions, read, 12 Jan. 

Percye, Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
15&amp;18 Feb. Paffed, 19. 

Pewterers, Bill relating to them, and for carrying Tin over Seas, 
read, 14 Feb. Committed, 22. 

Poultry, Bill againf foreftalling it, read, 4 Jan. 

Precontraéis, Bill from the Lords, to repeal the A@ concerning 
them, read, and committed, 26 Jan. Read, 28 Jan. 7 &amp; 9 
Feb. Pafled, 15. 

Prefcription, Bill for Limitation thereof, read, 17 Dec. 
mitted, 5 Jan. Read, 22. 

Priejis, Bill, that Laymen, having Wives, may be fuch, read, 3. 
5 &amp; 6 Dec.—New Bill read, 7 &amp; 10 Dec. Debated, 11. 
Paffed, 12.—Bill from the Lords, to repeal the Laws againft 
Marriage of Priefts, read, 20 &amp; 25 Feb. Paffed, 26. 

— granted to Members Servants, 14 &amp; 21 Jan. 7 Feb. &amp; 
1%, Mar. 

Pur veyors, Bill touching them, read, and committed, 26 Feb.— 
New Bill read, 2 &amp; 5 Mar. Paffed, 6. 





Com- 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 3. A. 1549. 


PA RDON, Bill for it, read, and paffed, 25 Jan. 
Parliament Roll, to be called, 5 Nov. Called, o. 

Patentees, Bill for Sales and Grants made by them, read, 5 Nov. 
Committed, 7. Read, 29 &amp; 30. Paffled, 3 Dec. Returned 
from the Lords, with a Provifo, 24. Provifo read, eod. die. 
Committed, 26.—New Bill committed, 30 Dec. ‘To be in- 
grofled, 8 Jan. Pafled, 11. 

Pauls Church-yard, Bill for removing the Kennels therein, 
read, and committed, 26 Nov. 

Payments, Bill, that they fhall be made in Sterling Money, read, 
15 Jan. Ss 

— eldeft Son, Order for his continuing in the Houfe, 21 
an. 

Preaching. Vide Opinions. 


~ Priefls, 








INDEX ‘fo the 


Priefts, Bill, that they may be non-refident in time of Sicknefs, 
read, 12 Nov. Committed, 15. Read, 16. ‘To be ingroffed, 
3 Dec. 

Privilege to a Member, returned in Attaint, 5 Nov.—to a Mem- 
ber’s Servant, 18 Jan. 

Prophecies, Books of. Vide Books. 

Bill from the Lords, againft fantaftical Prophecies, 19 

Nov. Read, 19 Nov. &amp; 18 Dec. Paffed, 26 Dec. 





5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1551, § 1552. 


P4a RLIAMENT, diffolved, 15 Apr. 

Pajflure, Bill tor converting it into Tillage, read, 2 &amp; 4 Mar. 
Commiited, 5.—New Bill read,.12 Mar. To be ingroffed, 
15. Paffed, 18. 

Pedlars, and Tinkers, Bill relating to them, read, 29 Mar. To be 
ingrofled, 1 Apr. Pafled, 6. 

Pewterers, Bill for them, and carrying Tin over Sea unwrought, 
read, 24 Feb.—New Bill read, and committed, 4 Mar. To be 
ingrofied, 25. Read Third time, 29. Paffed, g1. 

Phyfick, Bii\ for Exercife thereof, read, 15 Mar. 

Pocklington, Bill from the Lords, for eftablifhing a School there, 
5 Apr. Read, 7. Read twice, and paffed, 8. 

Poor, Bill from the Lords, for their Relief, 5 Apr. Read, 7 &amp; 8. 
Pafled, 9. Provifo for Chefter, thrice read, and pafled, 13. 
Premunire, Bill from the Lords, touching it, 14 Mar. Read, 15 

&amp; 25. Committed, 4 Apr. Read, and Provifo added, 5. 

Priefis, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of their Marriage, 
11 Feb. Read, 12 &amp;22. Paffed, 12 Apr. 

Prifons, Bill for making them, read, 23 Jan. 

Privilege, Breach of, com plained of by Mr. Brandlyng, 15 Feb. 
Vide Brandlyng.— Privilege granted to Members Servants, 19 
&amp; 24 Feb. 18 Mar. &amp; 9 Apr.—Members requiring Privilege, 
to have the Speaker’s Warrant for the Writ, 22 Feb—Com- 
mittee to examine, and certify, touching a Writ of Privilege ob- 
tained without Warrant from the Houfe, eod. die-—Privilege, 
granted to a Member's Servant, revoked, 28 Mar. Vide Floode. 
—Complaint of the Refcue of a Prifoner, delivered by the Ser- 
jeant to a Sheriff’s Officer, 29 Mar. Vide Cryketoje. 

Promotions, fpiritual. Vide Benefices. 


7° Edw. V1. Parl.2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


P ARDON, Bill from the Lords, for it, read, and paffed, 29 
Mar. 

Parliument, Caufes of calling it declared, 1 Mar. Diffolved, 

‘ 

Privilege, granted to a Member's Servant, 21 Mar. 

Promotions, {piritual, Bill from the Lords, that none but Deacons 
or Priefts receive any, 21 Mar. Read, 21 &amp; 24.. Provifo add- 
ed, for Graduates, 30. Bill vacated, cod. die. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. A. 1553. 


P ARIS HES, Bill for bounding them, read, 10 O&amp;. 
Parliament, Caufes of calling it declared, 5 Ot. Pro- 
rogued, 21. ; 
Pollard, John, Efq; chofen Speaker, 5 O&amp;. Vide Speaker. 
Prebendary, of Weftmintier, declared incapable of fitting in the 
Houfe, 13 O&amp;. Vide Newell. 
Premunire. Vide Treafon. 


Sess. 1. 


1° Mar. J. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 


P ARLIAMENT, diffolved, 5 Dec. ; 
Peer, comes into the Houfe, to requeft the paffing of his 

Bill, 4 Dec. i) 

Pertryche, Sit Miles, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his 
Daughters, thrice read, and paffed, and fent to the Lords, 5 
Dec. 

Petition, re-delivered, not being figned, 30 Nov. 

Phyficians, in London, Bill for the Corporation of them, read, 
30 O&amp;. &amp; 4 Nov. To be ingroffed, 15 Nov. Paffed, 16. 

Poor. Vide Schools. 

Prefcription, Bill from the Lords, for Limitation thereof, 20 Nov. 
Read, 21 Nov. &amp; 1 Dec. Provifo thereto to be ingroffed, 1 
Dec. Bill paffed, 5. 

Priefis. Vide Divine Service. 

Privilege, granted to Members Servants, 25 Oct. 2, 3. 15. 17. &amp; 
21 Nov. 


1° Mar.1. Parl.2. A. 1554. 


PARLIAMENT, Cautes of calling it declared, 2 Apr. 
Diffolved, 5 May. cig Yi 

Patents, Bill for confirming them, notwithftanding Mifrecital, 
read, 28 &amp; 30 Apr. : 

Priefis, married, Bill from the Lords, to avoid their Penfions, 
read, 20 &amp; 24 Apr.—Bill for Penfions of married Priefts, af- 
— os Ordinaries, read, 28 Apr. 

ou. I. 


h 
Ss 


First VoLuME. 


Privilege, Complaint from the Lords, of a Breach theréof by a 
Member, in ferving a Subpoena upon the Earl of Huntington, 
17 Apr. Adjudged by the Houfe to beno Breach of Privilege, 
and Meflage to the Lords thereon, eod. die—Privilege granted 
to a Member's Servant, 20 Apr—Member, attached by Pro- 
cefs out of the Exchequer, to have Privilege, 21 Apr.—Breach 
of Privilege committed by aflaulting a Member, complained 
of, 22 Apr. Vide Monyngton. 

Purveyors, Bill againft them, read, 16 Apr. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


P ARLIAMENT, Caufes of calling it declared, 12 Nov. 
Prorogued, 15. Meets, 17. Refolution, that it may pro- 
— notwithfianding the royal Affent toa Bill, 21. Diffolved, 

16 Jan. 

Partridges, Bill againft hawking them between St. James-tide 
and Lady-day, read, 26 Nov. &amp; 1 Dec. 

Pate, Richard. Vide Attainder. 

Peer, admitted into the Houfe, and heard upon a Bill concerning 
him, 9 Jan. 

Petowe, William. Vide Attainder. 

Poole, Cardinal, Bill from the Lords, to repeal his Attainder, 19 
Nov. Read twice, eod. die. Paffed, 20 Nov. Royal Affent 
given thereto, 22. 

—— Houle to attend at Court, to hear a Declaration of the 
Cardinal’s Legacy, 27 Nov. Report, 29. Committees of both 
Houfes appointed to confer thereupon,eod. die. A Supplication 
agreed upon to be prefented to the Cardinal, for uniting the 
Realm to the Church of Rome, eod. die. Exhibited to the Car- 
— who gives Abfolution to the Kingdom thereon, 30 
Nov. 

Priefis, married, Bill to avoid Leafes made by them, read, 23. 27. 
&amp; zo, Nov. 5 &amp; 8 Dec. Debated, 10 Dec.—New Bill read, 
19 Dec. 

Bill againft their being Schoolmafters, read, 4 Dec. Vide 
Schoolmajicrs. 

Prifoners, Bill for Bailment of them, read, 19 Dec. Vide Fe- 
lons. 

Privilege, Speaker’s Petition to the King and Qyeen for it, 15 
Nov.—Granted to Members Servants, 19 Nov. &amp; 5 Jan. 

Purveyors, Bill againtt them, read, 10 Dec. ; 





2° &amp; 3° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


P ARLIAMENT, Caufes of calling it declared, 21-Oé&amp;. 
Diffolved, 9 Dec. 

Peer, comes into the Houfe, and defires his Bill may be furthered, 
18 Nov. 

Pollard, John, Efq; chofen Speaker, 21 OG. Vide Speaker. 

Poole, Cardinal, his Speech touching Tythes, and Impropriations 
of Benefices, reported, 20 Nov. 

Poor, Bill for their Relief, read, 4 Nov.—New Bill, for Relief 
of the Poor, and Punifhment of Vagabonds, read,g Nov. To 
be ingrofled, 12. Pafled, 15. 

Pope’s Bull, confirming the Proceedings of Cardinal Poole touch- 
ing Abby Lands, &amp;c. read, to both Houfes, 23 O&amp;. 

Powdike. Vide Marshiland. 

Privilege, to Members Servants, 28 O&amp;. 4. 6. 20. &amp; 27, Nov.— 
Member arrefied, to have Privilege, and Plaintiff to withdraw 
the Aion, and pay the Serjeant’s Fees, 20 Nov.—Complaint 
to the Lords, of a Breach of Privilege by a Membev’s being 
bound in a Recognizance, to appear before the Council after 
the End of the Parliament, 6 Dec. Conference defired by the 
Lords thereon, and held, eod. die. Report that the Recogni- 
zance was affirmed to be no Breach of Privilege, cod. die. 

Proclamation. Vice Suffolk, Duchefs of. 

Purveyors, Bill againtt them, read, 12 &amp; 21 Nov. To be in- 
grofied, 29. Paffed,2 Dec. Vide Univerfities. 


4°&amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess.1. A. 1557. 


ARLIAMENT, Caufes of calling it declared, 20 Jan. 
Prorogued, 22. Meets, 24. Prorogued,7 Mar. 
Privilege, to « Member ferved with a Subpoena out of Chancery, 
29 Jan.—to a Member attached in the Admiralty Court, 8 
Feb.—Complaint of an Afperfion caft upon one Member by 


another, and Committee appointed to examine it, 18 Feb. 
Provifoes. Vide Claufes. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1558. 
P RIV ILEG E, granted to a Member’s Servant, 10 Nov. 


1° Eliz. Parl. 1. A.1558, § 15509. 
PA RLIAMENT, prorogued, 23 Jan. Meets, 25. 
C 


aufes of calling it declared, eod. die——-Committee to 
Confider of the Validity of the Writs of Summons to Parlia- 
ment, 














INDEX ¢@ the First Votume. 


ment, wanting the Words fupremum Caput, 30 Jan. Report, 

3 Feb.—Parliament diffolved, 8 May. 

Bill touching the Attendanee of Members in Parliament, 
read, 17 Apr. 

Pembroke, Town, Bill for holding the Seffions there, read, 18 
Feb. To be ingrofled, 20. Read Third time, 22 Mar. 

Poole, Cardinal, Bill touchiry the Repeal of his Attainder, read, 
20 Feb. ‘fo be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 27. 

Prayers, faid by the Clerk, 11 Feb. 

Privilege, granted to a Member outlawed, and accufed of de- 
frauding divers Merchants, 24 Feb.—A Member’s Servant, 
charged with difrefpe@ful Words againft the Houfe, ordered 
to attend, 15 Apr. Examined, and committed, 17. 

Prophecies. Vide Conjurations. 





5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


ARDON, Bill of, from the Lords, read, and pafled, 10 
Apr. 

Partiagees meets, 11 Jan. Prorogued, eod. die. Meets, 12 Jan. 
Caufes of calling it declared, eod.die. Prorogued, 10 Apr. 
Pelts, Bill againft carrying them over Sea, read, 20 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 23.—New Bill read, 26 Jan. To be ingrofled, 1 Feb. 

Paffed, 3. 

Perjury, Bill for Punifhment of it, read, 18 Feb.—New Bill read, 

= 24 Feb.—New Bill read, 27 Feb. To be ingrofled, 6 Mar. 
Paffed, 18. 

Pledali, Mr. Order for a Witnefs to attend the Committee ap- 
pointed to examine a Charge of Forgery againtt him, 22 Mar. 
Report touching him, 30. Proceedings of the Committee to 
be put into Writing, and he to anfwer, eod. die. Order for 
delivering Copies of the Examinations, 10 Apr. Evidence to 
be fealed up, and kept by the Officer of the Kolls, eod. die. 

Plumfiead Marth, Bill for winning it from the Thames, read, 26 
Feb. To be ingrofled, 5 Mar. Paffed, 12. 

Poifoning, Bill to revive the A@ 22 H. VILL. againift it, read, 13 
Mar. 

Poor, Bill from the Lords, for their Relief, by weekly Alms, 17 
Mar. Read, 18.20. &amp; 24. Pafled, with Amendments, 1 Apr. 

Privilege, granted to Members Servants, 29 Jan. 10 &amp; 16 Feb. 
Vide Jones.—Committee to confider of the Privilege of the 
Houfe, upon Motion touching the Imprifonment of a Mem- 
ber, 1 Feb. 

Prophecies, Bill from the Lords, againft them, read, 12 &amp; 16 
Mar. Pafled, 18. 

Purveyors, Bill againft their felling Things taken for the Queen, 
read, 1 Mar.—New Bill read, 8 Mar. To be ingrofled, 1 Apr. 
—Another Bill againft Purveyors, read, and committed, 1 
Mar.—Bill to oblige them to brand Cattle, taken for the 
Queen, read, 8 Mar. To be ingroffed, 1 Apr. Read Third 
time, and committed, 3. Paffed, 7. Addition thereto, from 
the Lords, thrice read, and pafled, 10 Apr. 


5°, 6°, 7°, &amp; 8°, Eliz. Parl.2. A. 1563, 1564, &amp; 


1505. 


PA RLIAMENT, prorogued, 2 Oct. 1563; 5 O4. 
1564; 30 Apr. 4 Oct. &amp; 7 Feb, 1565. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sess. 2. A. 1566. 


PA R DON, Billof, brought from the Lords, 23 Dec. Read, 
and paffed, 24. 

Parliament diffolved, 2 Jan. 

Pelts. Vide Leather. 

Pick-purfes. Vide Cut-purfes. 

Plumfiead Marth, Bill for winning it, read, 26 O&amp;. To be in- 
grofled, 19 Dec. Paffed,20. Matter of the Tythes referred 
by the Proprietor, eod. die. 

Plymouth, Bill for the Alms-houfes there, read, 27 Nov. To be 
ingrofled, 20 Dec. Pafled, 21. 

Poor, Bill for Collection for them, and to fet the idle on work, 
read, 4 Dec. 

Privilege, claimed by a Member imprifoned, 8 O&amp;. Vide Gar- 
dyner—Granted to Members Servants, 29 Oct. &amp; 22 Nov.— 
Debate touching the Privileges of the Houfe, upon Occafion of 
the Queen’s Command to proceed no further in their Suit about 
her Marriage, and the Succeffion, 11 Nov. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


PA RDON, Bill from the Lords, for it, 29 May. Read, 
and paffed, eod die. 

ee, Caufes of calling it declared, 2 Apr. Diffolved, 29 
ay. 

Partridges. Vide Pheafants. 

Paftors, Bill from the Lords, that they fhall be of found Religion, 


21 May. 
Penance. Vide Religion. 


Percy, Sir Henry, Order touching the inferting of the Saving for 
him in the Bill of Attainders, 15 May. Vide Aétainders, 

Petitions. Vide Grievances. 

Pheafants, and Partridges, Bill for Prefervation of them, read, 18 

ay. 

Plymouth and Dartmouth Havens, Bill for maintaining them, 
read, and committed, 11 May.—New Bill read, 16 May. To 
be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 25. 

Pope. Vide Bulls. 

Prayers, to be faid every Day in the Houfe, 4 Apr. 

Prefentations. Vide Religion. 

Priefis, popith, difguifed, Bill againft them, read twice, and to 
be ingroffed, 26 Apr. Pafled, 27. Conference defired by the 
Lords thereon, and agreed to, i May. Queen’s Counfel to be 
confulted, touching it, 2. 

Prifoner, in the Fleet, to be brought by the Warden, to the 
Houfe, 19 Apr. 

Privilege, to a Member’s Servant, moved for, and Committee to 
confider of it, g Apr.—Granted to a Member’s Servant, 3 
May.—Parties arretting a Member’s Servant, to attend, 4 
May. 

Prades Bill for Reformation of them, read, and rejected, and 
Committee appointed to draw a new Bill, 23 Apr. New Bill 
read, 2 May. To be ingrofled, 9.—Bill from the Lords, 
again{t them, 22 May. 

Purveyance. Vide Univerfities. 

14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1572. 

P ATRONS. Vide Prefentations. 

Plumftead Marhh, Bill for draining it, read, 23 May. To 
be ingroffed, 30. Paffed, 5 June. 

Plymouth, Bill for the Alms-houfe there, read, 12 May. Com- 
mitted, 13. Returned with Amendments, eod. die. 

Poor, Bill for their Relief, and for Reftraint of Vagabonds, read, 
14 May.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame Purpofe, 19 May. 
Read, 20. Commiited, 22. Additiona! Provifoes read, 24. 
Conference defired with the Lords thereon, and agreed to, eod. 
die. Provifoes to be ingrofled,28 May. Bill read Third time, 
with the Provifoes, and committed, 29. Refolution touching 
an Amendment, made thereto by the Committee, 30. Bill pafl- 
ed, with Amendments, 2 June. 

Prefentations, Bill for faving the Right of Patrons thereto, read, 
17 May. Committed,19. To be ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 24. 
Returned from the Lords, 3 June. Sent back, amended, g. 


Prifoners. Vide Treafon. 
Privilege. Vide Hall, 


Provifo. Vide Claufe. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.2. A. 1575. 


P A RD ON, Bill from the Lords, for it, 13 Mar. Read, 14, 
Parliament, prorogued, 14 &amp; 15 Mar. 

Patrons. Vide Prefentations. 

Peer’s eldefi Son, to continue a Member, 9 Feb. 

Pheafants and Partridges, Bill for Prefervation of them, read, 28 
Feb. To be ingrofled, 5 Mar. Pafled, 9. Sent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 12, Conference with the Lords thereupon, 
eod. die. 

Poor, Bill for fetting them on work, read, 9 &amp; 10 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 11.—New Bill, with a Provifo for Southwark, read, 
22 Feb. Read a Second Time, 25. Other Provifoes read, eed. 
die. Bill to be ingroffed, 28 Feb. Pafled, 1 Mar. Committee 
to confer with the Lords thereon, 7. Bill fent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 8.—Abftract of a Device for fetting the 
Poor on work, read, 7 Mar. 

Ports, Petition touching them, read, and committed, 13 Feb. 

Prefentations, by Lapfe, Bill touching them, read,18 Feb. To 
be ingroffed, 20. Paffed, 23. Returned from the Lords, with 
Amendments, 5 Mar. 

Prifoners, in Execution. Vide King’s Bench. 

Privilege, — to Mr. Hall’s Servant, 20 Feb. Vide Smalley. 
—Breach of Privilege, committed by aflaulting a Member, 
complained of, 29 Feb. Offender examined, and committed, 
eod. die. 

Promoters, Committee appointed to draw a Bill againft them, 10 
Feb. Additional Committees, 13. Bill read, 1 Mar. ‘To be 
ingrofled, 5. Pafled, 6. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


AG ES, behaving diforderly, to be feized, and brought be- 
fore the Houfe, 1 Feb. 
Pamphlet, complained of, 4 Feb. Vide Hall. 
Pardon, Bill from the Lords, for it, read, and paffed, 18 Ma 
Parliament prorogued, 18 Mar. F 
Pheafants, and Partridges, Bill for Prefervation of them, read, 13 
Feb. Committed, 18.—New Bill twice read, and to be in- 
groffed, 28. Pafled,**. — 


Plumftead, 














INDEX «# the 


Plumftead and Erith Marfhes, Bill from the Lords, for inning 
them,.4 Mar. Read, and committed, 8. Read a Second time, 
9g. Paffed, 11. 

Popery. Vide Queen. 

Popham, John, Efg; Solicitor-general, chofen Speaker, 18 Jan. 
Vide Speaker. 

Prayer, tormerly ufed, read by the Speaker, and the Litany by 
the Clerk, 21 Jan. 

Prefcription. Vide Limitation. 

Privilege, Breach of, committed againft a Member by the Porter 
of Serjeant’s Inn, and his Servant, complained of, 1 Feb. Par- 
ties fent for by the Serjeant, and ordered into Cuftody, eod. die. 
Speaker impowered to releafe the Servant, if he fhould think 
fit, cod. die. The Mafter difcharged at the Bar, 3 Feb.—Com- 
plaint of a Book written againft the Privilege of the Houfe by 
Mr. Hall, 4 Feb. Vide Hall.—Committee to examine touch- 
ing an Outlawry againft a Member, 6 Feb. Vide Vaughan. 

Purchafers, Bill to avoid Incumbrances againft them, read, 20 
Jan. To be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 30. Conference, defired 
by the Lords thereupon, agreed to, and Committee appointed 
for that Purpofe, 4 Feb. Report, and Order thereupon, 8. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


AG ES, Complaint of Diforders committed by them, and 
Proceedings thereon, 24 Mar. 

Pagett, William, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 2 Apr. 
Read, 3. Committed,12. Reported,13. Paffed,17. Sent 
to the Lords, 18. 

Painting, Bill for avoiding Abufes therein, read, 30 May. Com- 
mitted, 15 June. Reported, and paffed, 25. 

Parliament, Form of the Warrant for iffuing Writs for calling 
it, 19 Mar. Form of the Writ, eod. die. Meets, eod. die. 
Prorogued, 7 July. 

Bill to difable Perfons outlawed, and in Execution, to be 
of the Parliament, read twice, and co:amitted, 31 Mar. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 13 Apr. Dashed, 18.—New Bill 
read, 24 Apr. Committed, 26. 

Parfons, and Vicars, Bill for their Relief, twice read, and com- 
= 18 June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27. Dathed, 
26. 

Pawnbrokers. Vide Brokers. 

Payne, Mr. called to the Bar for an offenfive Speech, and fuf- 
pended, 3 Apr. Queftion, touching his fitting in the Houfe, 
being Mayor of a Borough, referred to Committee of Privi- 
leges, eod. die. Motion touching him, 25 May. 

Pedigrees, Bill for due Proof thereof, read, g May. 

Peer, admitted within the Bar, and heard upon a Bill, 18 May. 

Pelts. Vide Sheep-skins. 

Pinning, Edmund, Bill to avoid a Releafe unduly obtained from 
him, read, 6 June. Committed, 8. 

Phelips, Sir Edward, chofen Speaker, 19 Mar. Vide Speaker. 

Pilchards, and Herrings, Bill to avoid Abufes in buying and felling 
them, read, 16 June. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 22, Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 28. 

Plague, Bill for Relief of Parifhes infected therewith, read, 11 

ay. Committed, 18. Reported, with a Vacat, and a new 
Bill brought in, 25. Read, 26. Committed, 5 June. Re- 
orted, and to be ingrofled, 14. Paffled, 16. Sent from the 
Sank with Amendments, 30. Amendments agreed to, 3 
July. 

Plaintiffs Vide Privileges. 

Pluralities, and Non-refidence, Bill againft them, read, 2 Apr. 
Committed, 21 May. 

— Bill for redrefling Inconveniencies in the A&amp; 21 H. VIII. 
againft Pluralitics, prefented, 31 May. Read, 1 June. Com- 
mitted, 4. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 9. 

Poldavies. Vide Sail-cloths. 

Poor, Bill for them, and againft Depopulation by Enclofure, 
read, 3 Apr. Rejected, 14.—Bill for continuing and explaining 
the A&amp; 43 Eliz. for their Relief, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 
8 May.—Bill for the true Employment of Relief appointed 
for them, read, 1 May. Committed, 4. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 11 June. Dafhed, 14. 

Prayers, read by the Clerk, 23 Mar. Form of one read by the 
Speaker, eod. die. 

Prefcription, Bill to explain the Statute for Limitation thereof, 
read, * *, Committed, 11 Apr. Reported, and re-committed, 
24. Reported, and rejected, 2 May. 

Priejis, popith. Vide Recufants. 

Prifoners, Bill to authorize Juftices of Peace to deliver certain 
out of Gaol, &amp;c. read, 26 Mar. Committed, 31. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 5 Apr. Paffed, 17. Sent to the Lords, 18. 

Bill for Relief of Prifoners, read, * *. Committed, 21 
Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 28. 

Privilege, Breach of, committed by a Yeoman of the Guard in 
infulting a Member, complained of, 19 Mar. Vide Tafh.— 
Motion touching Sir Fra. Goodwin’s Cafe of Privilege, 22 
a. ast Bucks.—for Privilege to Sir Tho, Shirley, a Mem- 

ou. I. 











First VoLuME. 


ber arrefted, eod. die. Vide Shirley—Committee of Privileges 

appointed, eod. die—Complaint of a Breach of Privilege com- 

mitted by a Vintner and his Man, in taking a Cloak froma 

Member's Servant, 24 Mar. Parties examined, and ordered 

into Cuftody, eod. die. Difcharged, 5 Apr.—Precedents of 

Petitions to the Kings of England for Privilege, with their 

Anfwer and Affent, taken out of the Parliament Rolls, read, 

16 Apr—Complaint of contemptuous Words ufed againft a 

Member, 26 Apr. Witnefs examined in relation thereto, and 

the Words pardoned, 27.—Precedents of Privilege, taken out 

of the Journals, produced, 2 May.—Several Perfons to be at- 
tached by the Serjeant, for Breaches of Privilege in ferving 

Subpoena’s upon Members, 8. 10. &amp; 15, May.—Member, 

warned to appear upon a Trial, to have Privilege, and Form of 

the Order for that Purpofe, 14 May.—Complaint of an Abufe 
offered to a Member for his proceeding upon a Bill, and Of- 
fender to be attached by the Serjeant, 16 June. 

— Bill for Relief of Plaintiffs in Writs of Execution, where 
Defendants are releafed by Privilege of Parliament, read, 20 
Apr. Committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27. 
Paffed, 7 May. Sent to the Lords, 10. 

Prohibitions, Bill touching Cofts therein, read, 27 Mar. Com- 
mitted,g May. Reported, **. Dafhed, 31 May. 

Bill for Explanation of former Acts, for granting Prohi- 
bitions in fpiritual Caufes, read, 13 June. Rejected, 20. 

Provifoes, offered to a Bill after the Third Reading, twice read, 
and committed, with the Bill, 12 &amp; 13 June. 

Puritans, Bill againft them, read, 2 Apr. Committed, 25. 

Purveyors, Committee to confider of their Abufes,23 Mar. Re- 
port, and Bill for Reftraint of them, to be drawn, 26. Pre- 
fented, and read, 31. Committed, 3 Apr. Officers of the 
Green-cloth to be confulted, 5. Meflage to the Lord Steward, 
for that Purpote, 12. Debate, and Refolution to proceed by 
Petition to the King, 14. — prefented, 18. Read, and 
referred to the Committee, 19. Read aSecond time, and Com- 
mittee to fet down other Grievances of Purveyors, 26. Com- 
plaiut of a threatening Letter, fent by the Officers of the Green- 
cloth to the Mayor of Brifiol, upon an Indictment againft a 
Purveyor, eod.die. Letter read, eod. die. Petition to be in- 
grofled, and Committee appointed to prefent i, 27 Apr. Houfe 
informed of the King’s Order for punifhing feveral Purveyors, 
28 &amp; 30 Apr. Speaker’s Relation of the Abufes of a. Pur- 
veyor in his Country, 28. Report of the Delivery of the 
Petition to the King, and of what pafled thereon, 30. Or- 
der for the meeting of the Committee for Purveyors, eod. die. 








Conference to be held with the Lords touching them, 2 May.. 


Meffage to the Lords thereupon, and Conference agreed to, 
3- Another Conference defired by the Lords, and agreed 
to, 5. Refort from the Committee for Purveyors, and a telect 
Committee named to confider of the Articles againft them, and 
to manage the Conference, 7. Conference reported,g. Mef- 
fage from the King, touching them, eod. die. Debate about 
the Method of proceeding, and Committee to confider of it, 
11 May. Clerk Comptroller of the Houfhold to attend the 
Committee, 16. Debate touching a Compofition, for Purvey- 
ance, and Committee to confider of it, 18. Warrant to the 
‘Officers of the Green-cloth to attend, eod. die. Anfwer to fo 
much of the Petition, as concerned the Officers of the Houfhold, 
and the Purveyors of the Stable, 19 May. Report from the 
Committee, about a Compofition, and Debate thereupon, 23 
May. Bill to reftrain Purveyors from exceeding their Com- 
miflion, tendered, but not to be read, eod. die. King to be 
attended, and Committee to confider of a Courfe to fatisfy 
him, eod. die. Matter to be difputed in the Houfe, 26 May. 
Bill for levying rateable Contributions towards a Compofition 
for the King’s Houfe, tendered,2 June. Debate thereon, and 
Refolution to defer proceeding till the next Seflion, eod. die. 
Meffage to the Lords, to acquaint them therewith, cod. die. 


2° &amp; 3° Jac. I. Parl.1. A. 1604, &amp; 1605. 


P ARLIAMENT, Proclamations for proroguing it, 24 
Dec. 1604. &amp; 28 July, 1605. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


AGES, committed by the Judges of the King’s Bench, for 
abufing Paffengers on the Stairs, fent for by the Serjeant, 24 

Mar. One of them ordered to be whipped, 25. 

Papifis. Vide Recufants. 

Pardon, Bill for it fent from the Lords, 26 May. Once read, and 
pafled, 27. 

Parker, Mr. complained of for an invective Sermon, 26 May. 
Heads of it opened, and King to be acquainted therewith, eod. 
die. Parker to be fent for by the Serjeant, cod. die. Abfconds, 
eod. die. King’s Anfwer reported, eod. die. Motion, and Or- 
der, touching the Entry of this Matter, 27 May. Entry ten- 
dered, and read, eod.die. An Inftance of his ill Behaviour men- 
tioned, eod. die. 


Parliament, 














INDEX ¢@o the First 


Parliament, prorogued, 9 Nov. Meets, 21 Jan. Prorogued, 27 
May 
avidy,. 





Bill touching EleGion of Members to Parliament, read, 
21 Mar. Vide Eleétions. 

Perjuries, Bill to prevent them, read, and rejected, 25 Feb. 

Pin-makers, Bill to ratify their {ncorporation, read, 7 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 1 Apr. To fleep, 26. 

Players, Bill to reftrain their Abufes, read, 17 Feb. Committed, 
19 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Apr. Paffed, 5. 
Sent to the Lords, 17. 

Plot, Gunpowder, difcovered, 5 Nov. Motions thereupon, 9 
Nov. aud 21 Jan. Vide Recufants—Debate and Refolution 
touching the Trial of the Confpirators, 24 Jan. Vide Af- 
tainder.— Bill for an annual Thankfgiving for Difcovery of the 
Plot, prefented, 23 Jan. Read twice, and committed, eod. die. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled,24 Jan. Patfled, and fent to the 
Lords, 25. 

Pluralities, and Non-refidence, Bill againft them, read, 25 Feb. 
Committed, 5 Mar. Reporied, and to be ingroffed,18. Paffed, 
20. Sent to the Lords, 26. 

Poor, Bill for their Relief, read, 22 Jan. 

Prayers, read by the Clerk, 11 Feb. 

Priejis, popith. Vide Jefuits, and Recufants. 

Prifoners, in Execution, Bill from the Lords, for their Relief, 10 
Mar. Read,ig. Dafhed,27.—DBill for Relief of Prifoners in 

«the King’s Bench, and Fleet, read, 25 Apr. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 5 Nov.—Petition of Mr. 
Brereton, committed by the Judges for a Contempt, prefented, 
and referred to a Committee, 3 Feb. Vide Brereton—The 
fame Committee to confider of all other Matters of Privilege, 
eod. dic. Report touching a Subpoena ferved upon Mr. Fan- 
fhaw and Sir John Specott, 11 Feb.—touching a Subpoena 
ferved upon Mr. Fuller and Sir Hugh Beefton, eod. die. Parties 
fent for by the Serjeant, eod. die—Complaint of a Mem- 
bers being arrefied Three Days after the laft Seffion, 
13 Feb. Vide Mallorie—of a Subpoena ferved upon Mr. 

Stepney, eod. die. Vide Warren.—againft Sir Robert Leigh, 
for committing a Member's Servants, 18 Feb. Vide Leigh. 
—Privilege to a Member, for Stay of a Trial, 19 Mar.— 
Motion for Privilege to the Clerk’s Servant, 10 Apr. Grant- 
ed, 3 May.—Complaint of a Subpoena ferved upon Sir Ro- 
bert Wingfield, and Party to be fent for, 6 May.—of a 
Subpoena ferved upon Sir Richard Bulkley, and Parties fent 
for, 12 May. To be confidered by the Committee of Privi- 
leges, 19. Parties ordered into Cuftody, 19 &amp; 20. 

Purveyors, Refolution to proceed againft them by Bill, 24 Jan. 
Bill, for better Execution of fevera] Statutes concerning them, 
read, 29. Committed, 30. King’s Meflage, relating thereto, 
11 Feb. Conference defired with the Lords thereupon, and 
agreed to, 12. Billreported, 13. Matters to be handled at 
the Conference, eod. die. Conference reporied, 15 Feb. Ar- 
ticles againft Purveyors to be delivered to the Lords, 17. Read, 
18. Conference to be held with the Lords thereon, and Ma- 
nagers appointed, eod. die. Articles fent to the Lords, 19 Feb. 
Conference reported, and Debate thereon, 20. Committee to 
confider of a Compofition, 24. Report, and Debate there- 
upon, 25. Bill to be proceeded in, cod. die. Amendments 
confidered, 26 Feb. Another Conference defired by the Lords, 
and agreed to, eod. die. Heads to be debated, and Managers 
appointed, 27 Feb. Report, and another Conference to be 
held, 1 Mar. Report, 4. Further Debate, touching Purveyors 
and Compofition, 5, 6, 7, 8.&amp;11, Mar. King’s Meflages 
relating thereto, 8 &amp; 10. Bill to be ingroffed,12, Paffed, 18. 
Sent to the Lords, with Recommendation, 20. Conference de- 
fired by the Lords upon it, and agreed to, 10 Apr. Report, 
and another Conference defired with the Lords, 12. Agreed 


Committed, 23. 


to,14. Reported, 16. New Bill read, 3 May. Committed, 
6. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8. Paffed, and fent to the 
Lords, 10. 





Bill to refiraim Purveyors from exceeding their Comif- 
fions, read, 1 Feb. Committed, 7—New Bill read, 1 May. 
Committed, 3. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8. 


4 &amp; 5° Jac.¥. Parl.i. Sess. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


ARLIAM ENT, adjourned upona Meffage from the 
\ King, 18 Dec. 31 Mar. &amp; 20 May. Prorogued, 4 
uly. 

Pafmore, John, complained of for arrefling a Member’s Servant, 
and ordered to be brought to the Bar, go June. Examined, 
and committed, 1 July. Dilcharged, 4. : 

Peiham, Herbert, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 17 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 20. 

Piggot, Sir Chriftopher, his inveétive Speech againft the Scots, 13 
Feb. Sent for by the Serjeant, 16. Debate tonching the Man- 
ner of cenfuring him, eod. die. Heard at the Bar, eod. die. 
Committed to the Tower, and expelled, cod. die. Form of the 
Warrants, eod. die. Motion for his Enlargement, being fick, 
and his Letterto Mr. Lifter, read, 27 Feb. Debate thereupon, 





VOLUME. 


eod. die. King’s Meflage concerning him, 28 Feb. Order and 
Warrant for his Difcharge, cod. die. 

Pluralities, and Non-refidence, Bill againft them, read, 26 Feb. 
Committed, 4 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 5. Pafled, 
and fent to the Lords, o. 

— read by the Clerk in the Abfence of the Speaker, 2 &amp; 
18 June. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 19 Nov.—Letters written by 
the Speaker, for Privilege, to ttay Proceedings at Law, 2. 26. 
&amp; 28, Feb. 5 Mar. 5. 13. &amp; 20, May.—Compiaint of a 
Breach of Privilege againft Sir M. Sandys, by the Arreft of 
his Servant, and Habeas Corpus ordered, 10 Feb. Vide Finch. 
—of a Breach of Privilege againft Mr. Richard James, a 
Member, arrefted, eod. die. Attorney and Officer committed, 
11 Feb.- Vide Bateman.—Complaint of the Arreft of Sir 
W. Heale’s Servant, 20 Feb. Habeas Corpus ordered, and Par- 
ties toattend, eod. die. Matter ftayed by Mediation, eod. die. 
—Motion for Privilege to Mr. Davyes’s Servant, 23 Feb.— 
Speaker’s Letter for Privilege, upon Seizure of a Member’s 
Goods, 26 Feb.—Complaint of a Member’s Horfe being taken 
to run poft, 12 Mar. Vide Bigland—Speaker’s Letter to ex- 
cufe the Attendance of the High Sheriff of Effex at the Af- 
fizes, 14 Mar.—to excufe a Member’s Attendance on a Com- 
miffion, 31 Mar.—Complaint of a Subpoena ferved upon Sir 
Richard Pawlett, out of the Exchequer, 4 May. Writ read, 
and Parties to be attached, eod. die. Speaker’s Letter to the 
Lord Chief Baron, for Privilege thereupon, 5 May.—Com- 
plaint of a Subpoena ferved upon Sir Oliver Cromwell, eod. die. 
Party fent for, and Suit to be ftayed, 7 May. Vide Throck- 
morton.—Members returned upon a Jury, to have Privilege, 
and Serjeant fent with the Mace, to fignity the Order, 6 May. 
—Served with Subpoena’s to have Privilege, and Parties of- 
fending to be attached, 8&amp; 15 May. Form of a Warrant for 
that Purpofe, 8 May.—Complaint of a Subpeena ferved upon 
a Member, at the Suit of the Attorney-general, referred to the 
Committee of Privileges, 8 May.—Plaintiff and Attorney 
threatening to proceed to trial againft a Member outlawed, to 
be brought to the Bar, 13 May.—Speaker’s Letter to fiay Pro- 
cefs upon an Attachment, ferved upon Mr. Bullingham, 13 
May. Order for apprehending the Parties complained of, 6 
June.—Leave to a Member to wave his Privilege, 3 June.— 
Privilege to Sir Robert Johnfon, for Stay of a Trial, and 
Speaker to write his Letter accordingly, 10 June. Sir Robert 
Brett’s Petition, to vacate the Privilege, read, and Privilege 
affirmed, 13. Complaint of Sir Robert Brett’s entering 
upon the Premifes in Queftion, and keeping Poffeffion by 
Force, but no Order thereupon, 4 July—Complaint of a 
Writ to levy [ffues againft Sir Robert Oxenbridge, 16 June. 
Writ read, and [flues to be difcharged, eod. die——Privilege to 
Mr. Stone, for Stay ofa Trial, 20 June.—to Sir Henry Nevill’s 
Servant arrefted, 30 June. Vide Pafmore. 

Provifoes. Vide Claufes. 

Purveyors, Motion for « Bill againft them, 27 Nov. 


5°, 6° &amp; 7° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. 


1609. 
PARLIAMENT, prorogued by Proclamation, 30 Sept. 


_&amp; 10 Jan. 1607; 4 Sept. &amp; 4 Jan. 1608; &amp; 26 Sept. 
1609. 


A. 1607, 1608, &amp; 


7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 
P ACQU ETS, found at the Door, to be burnt, 20 June. 


Pages, Complaint of their Infolence, and pawning Members 
Cloaks at a Tavern, 2 Mar. Proceedings thereupon, eod. 
die. 

Palmer, Edward and Henry, Bill for naturalizing them, read, 20 — 
&amp; 25 June. Paffed,28. Sent tothe Lords, 2 July. 

Pardon, Bill from the Lords for it, 23 July. Read, eod. die. 
Conference defired with the Lords, for an Exception of Sir 
Stephen Proctor, and agreed to, cod. die. Held, and reported, 
and King to be moved therein, eod. die. King’s Confent figni- 
fied, and Bill amended by the Lords accordingly, eod. die. 

Parliament, King’s Intention to prorogue it fignified, 12 July. 
Prorogued, 23. 

Perfonages, appropriate. Vide Minifters. 

Partitions, in Townfhips. Vide fates. 

Partridges. Vide Hawking. 

Pajfquils. Vide Grievances. 

Payne, Mr. futpended ina former Seffion, Report from Com- 
mittee of Privileges concerning him, 19 Feb. To be fent forby 
Letter, eod. die. His Petition referred to the Committee, 24 
Feb. Further Report touching him, 6 Mar. Re-admitted 
eod. die. 

Penington—Hollinthead, Bill read, 20 June. Committed, 2 July. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 16. Pafied,* *. Sent to the 
Lords, 17 July. 


Pheafants. 














INDEX @ the First Votume. 


? 

Pheafiuts. Vide Hawking. ot 

Pirates, and Viracies, Motion about them, 28 Feb. Bill touch- 
ing them, read, 1 Mar. Committed, 3. Relation of divers 
Intulencies committed by Pirates in the Wefiern Parts, eod. 
die. Bill reported, and to fleep, and a néw Bill prefented, 16 
Apr. . Read, 17. 

Copy of a Letter from a Pirate, read, 30 Mar. 

Platt, Mr. his Bill read, 8 Mar. Committed; 10. Reported, 
aud re-committed, 27 June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 4 
July. Rejected, 6. . 

Pleydall, Mr. his Bill read, 24 Mays Committed, 14 June. 
luratities, and Non-refidence, Bill againft them, read, 15 
Feb. Committed, 19. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27. 
Palled,1 Mar. Sent to the Lords; and to be {pecially recom- 
mended, 2, . : 

Pole, Henry, his Bill to fell Lands, read, 21 Feb: Committed, 
22. Reported, and rejected, 6 Mar. 

Poor, Bili for their Relief, read twice, and re-delivered, 22 Feb.— 
Bill for a Colleétion for theth, read, 10 May. Committed, 25. 
— Bill for their Relief, read, 5 July. 

Prerogative Court, Bill relating thereto, read, 29 Mar. Debated, 
and rejected, 3 Apr. 

Priefis, and Jetuits, Motions about their frequenting, and faying 
Mats in, Prifons; and Proceedings thereon, 18, 24, &amp; 25, May; 
12 &amp; 19 Jane. Complaint of their being fuffered to efcape, 
for Money, and Committee appointed to examine one Udall, 
offering to give Evidence in relation thereto, 5 July. Report, 
and Proceedings thereon, 6. Further Report, and a Bill in the 
Star-chamber to be drawn againft the Parties complained of, 
21. 

Prince's Creation, Report touching the Orders given by the Lord 
Chamberlain for the Accommodation of the Houfe thereat, 1 
June. Houfe attends it, 4. 

Prifoxs, Keepers of, Lill relating to them, read, g May. Com- 
mitted, 10, 

Committee to confider of Abufes of Keepers of Prifons, 
in relation to popifh Priefts, 12 June. Vide Priefs. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 9 Feb.—Report touching Sir 
Robert Wroth’s Servant arretied, and Parties fent for by the 
Serjeant, 14 Feb. Privilege granted, 15.—Report touching a 
Subpeena, ferved upon Sir William Bowyer, and Order for Pri- 
vilege, 19 Feb. Party ferving the Subpoena brought to the Bar, 
and dilcharged, 27.—Privilege granted for Stay of Trials, 
1 &amp; 2 Mar. 26 Apr. 2.18. &amp; 21, May; 16June; &amp; 16 July. 
—Writ of Privilege ordered for Sir James Scudamore’s Ser- 
vant, 5 Mar. Matter referred to the Committee, 15. Report, 
16. Privilege granted, and Sheriff to be difcharged, eod. die. 
Meffenger to be examined by the Committee, eod. die. His 
Anlwer, 19 Mar. To repay Money received by him, and to 
attach the Creditor, eod., die. Vide Wayte—Complaint of an 
Abufe offered to Mr. Berry’s Son and Servant, by the Con- 
fiable of Newgate, 10 Mar. Conftable fent for, eod. die. 
Heard, 12 Mar. Matter referred to the Committee, eod. die. 
Report, 14 Mar. To be further confidered, 15. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, 16.—Complaint of a Writ, ad audiendum» 
judicium, terved upon Mr. Pelliam, referred to the Committee, 
21 Mar. &amp; 5 May. Serjeant fent toa Party profecuting a Trial 
againit him in the Exchequer, 26 Apr. Order for Stay of a 
Trial in Chancery, concerning him, 2 May.-~Abufe offered 
by Sir Roger Nevyfon’s Servant, referred to the Committee, 
20 Apr.—Leave to Members to wave their Privilege, 26 
Apr.—Privilege to Sir John Hungerford, ferved with a Sub- 
pena, and Parties fent for, 8 May.—to Sir Robert Townfend, 
ferved with a Subpcena, and Parties fent for, 15 May. Com- 
mittee of Privileges to confider of it, 18 June. Party pro- 
eceding, notwithitanding the Order, to be fent for, 19. Exa- 
mined at the Bar, and Committee to confider of the Complaint, 
20.—Privilege to Sir William Morrice, ferved with a Sub- 
peena, and Parties to be fent for, 15 May.—Privilege to Mr. 
Licutenant’s Servant, 18 May.—to Mr. Duncombe, ferved 
with a Subpoena, eod. die. Matter referred to the Committee, 
21 May. Report, and Proceedings thereon, 23.—Privilege to 
Dr. Steward and Sir Hugh Beefton, ferved with Subpoenas, 
23 May, &amp; 26 June——Motion for Privilege to Sir O. Crom- 
well’s Servant, referred to the Committee, 1 June.—Privilege 
to Sir Ja. Scudamore, 7 June. Matter referred to the Com- 
mittee, 18. Report, 19.—Motion for Privilege to Dr. Stew- 
ard’s Servant, imprifoned for getting a Woman with Child, 
referred to the Committee, 14 June. Report, and Privi- 
lege granted, 16. Order about Payment of the Charges, 
20.—Motion for Privilege to Sir Rich. Hawkins’s Ser- 
vant, taken by the Lord Admiral’s Warrant, 14 June— 
Complaint of an Abufe to Sir Edm. Ludlow, referred to the 
Committee, 20 June. No Privilege to his Servant, eod. die— 
Privilege to Sir Edw. Sandys, 13 July. Petition concerning 
it, and Privilege affirmed, 14.—Motion for Privilege to a 
Member’s Son, arrefied, and Party to attend, 18 July.—Privi- 
lege to a Member, not to attend an Order in the Star- 
chamber, eod. die, 


Vou. I. 











Proclamations, Article of Grievance touching them, reported, 30 
Apr. Debated, and re-committed, 7 May. Reported, 10. To 
be prefented asa Grievance, and Catalogue of them to be ani 

. nexed, 11; 

Proétor, Sir Stephen, Report touching his Commiflion for exe- 
cuting penal, Laws, 24 Feb. Examinations taken againtt hini, 
reported, 26. Commiflion delivered in, eod. die. Further 
Report touching him, and King to be moved for his being 
brought .to the Houfe, 8 Mar. Anfwer reported, cod. die. 
Committee appointed to examine him, eod. die. Letters, 
touching him, referred, 27 Mar. Further Information to be 
given againft him, 25 Apr. Report touching his Abufes, 2 
May. Committed to the Serjeant, eod. die. Committee to 
collect Heads againft him, 5 May. Charged at the Bar, 9. 
His Petition read, 10. Method of punifhing him to be de- 
bated, 10&amp; 12 May. Meflage from the King, touching him, 
14. Renianded to the Gatehoufe, and King to be peti- 
tioned to leave him to the Judgment of the Houfe, eod. die. 
Anfwer, 15. Committee. to frame a Bill to punith him, eod. 
die. Committed to the Tower, eod. die. Bill to punifh him, 
prefented, 6 June. Read, 12. Two Petitions from him, read, 
eod. die. Billcommitted, 15 June. His Petition for Counfel, 
22. Not allowed Counfel in general, but only as to the State 
of his Lands and Creditors, eod. die. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 26 June, Pafled, 3 July. Sent to the Lords, 5. 
Conference defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and Ma- 
nagers appointed, 19. Debate touching the Manner of pro- 
ceeding therein, eod. die. Refolution relating thereto, 21 July. 
Sir Stephen excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 23. . 

Proteétion, not allowed in Matters of Execution, 23 Feb. 

Provifoes, to be brought in Writing, 14 July. 

Provofts, &amp;c. Bill touching their Refidence, read, * *. Com- 
mitted, 16 Apr. 

em, Bill concerning it, read, 22 Feb. Committed, 
20. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 
P ALATINE of the Rhine, Bill from the Lords, concern- 


ing him and his Lady, 11 Apr. Read twice, and commit- 
ted, eod.die. Reported, and Conference to be defired with the 
Lords, touching an Amendment thereto, 13 Apr. Agreed to, 
and held, 14. Bill amended, and pafled, eod. die. Sent to the 
Lords, 15 Apr. 

Parliament, Motion for an Order againft publifhing the Pros 
ceedings thereof, 14 May. 

Patent, to the French Company, complained of, 12 Apr. To be 
confidered by the Committee of Grievances, eod. die. Com- 
pany to attend therewith, 14 &amp; 15 Apr. Report touching 
it, and Debate thereon, 20. Patent to be brought to the 
Houfe, 20 Apr. and 2 May—Report touching the Glafs 
Patent, 20 Apr. Vide Gla/s.—Sir L. Cranfeild’s Patent touch- 
ing Sheriffs Accompts, to be brought in, 6 May. Referred 
to Committee of Grievances, 7—Mr. Putto’s Patent to be 
brought in, 20 May. Debate about the Patent for dying and 
drefling of Cloth, and Committee of the whole Houle to con- 
der of it, eod. die. ' 

Payne, Robert, Bill to naturalize him, read, 2 May. 

Peers, admitted into the Houfe, upon the hearing of Counfel, 
17 May. 

Pelham, Herbert, Efq; Bill for Sale of Lands, read, * *. Come- 
mitted, 17 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20. 

Penal Laws. Vide Laws. 

Petitions, Committee for receiving them appointed, 8 Apr. 
Vide Grievances. 

Plaiftering, and Bricklaying, Bill to reform Abufes therein, read, 
9 Apr. Dafhed, 15. 

Pluralities. Vide Non-refidents, 

Priefis, popith. Vide Recufants. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 8 Apr.—Motion touching the 
Commitment of Sir W. Bampfeild, after the Summons of Par- 
liament, but before his Election, referred to the Committee, g 
Apr. Vide Bamfeild—Privilege to a Member, for Stay of a 
Trial, 10 May.—Breach of Privilege committed by a Counfel 
at the Bar, 17 May. Party reprimanded at the Bar, ftand- 
ing, 18. 

Precis and Superfedeas, Bill to prevent Abufes in procuring 
them, read, 6 May. Committed, 18. 

Puito, Mr. to bring in his Patent, 20 May, 


18° &amp; 19° Jac.I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


P ALATINATE, Motions about it, 5 Feb. &amp; 27 Apr. 
Refolution to affift the King in the Recovery thereof, and 
Committee appointed to draw it up, 4 June. Reported, and 
agreed to, and to be entered in the Journal, eod. die. King’s 
Meflage, defiring a Supply for it, to be communicated at 
a Conference, 20 Nov. Reported, 22. Debate thereon, 26 
&amp; 27, Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of it, 27. 
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IN DEX vo the First VouumMeE. 


A Subfidy voted for it, 28. Motion for a Petition to the King 
about the Recovery of it, to be confidered, 29. 

Pardon, general, Debate about petitioning the King to enlarge 
it, 26 Apr. Claufe, to except Perfons accufed of any Crime 
by the Houfe, to be inferted in the Bill, 28 Nov. 

Pardons, Relation of Abufes committed by Officers in relation 
thereto, 26 Mar. 

Parks. Vide Warrens. 

Parliament, adjourned by Commiffion, 16 &amp; 23 Jan. 4 June; 
14 Nov. &amp; 19 Dec.—Records of Punifhments infli¢ted by 
Parliament, reported, 8 Mar. 

Patents, for exporting Coin, and making gold and filver Thread, 
complained of, and to be confidered by the Committee of 
Grievances, 6 Feb. Vide Thread. 

— for Light-houfes at Wintertonneffe and Dungeonnefs, to 

be brought in, 27 Feb. Vide Light-houjfes. 

for licenfing [nns, Oftries, and Ale-houfes, Report touch- 

ing them, 27 Feb. Vide Inns. 

of Concealments complained of, 28 Feb. Vide Conceal- 

ments. 

for tranfporting Welfh Butter, to be brought in, 10 Mar. 

Vide Butter. 

to the French Company, to be brought to the Committee 
of Grievances, 10 &amp; 20 Mar. 19 Apr. and 5 May. Petition 
againit it, 26 Apr. Company to attend, 24 May. 

~»—— of the Staplers, Report touching it,13 Mar. Vide Mer- 
chants. 

for incorporating the Gardeners, to be brought to the 

Committee of Grievances, 18 Mar. 

of concealed Tythes, Report touching it, and Patent 
condemned, 19 Mar. 

-~~—-— to the Ship-carpenters, complained of, 19 Mar. Vide 
Shipwrights. 

Report touching the Patent for difpenfing with Rogues 

and Pedlars, and Patent condemned, 21 Mar. 

touching the Patent concerning Apprentices, and Patent 

condemned, 21 Mar. 

touching the Patent for ingroflfing Wills, and Patent 
condemned, 21 Mar. Sir Rob. Floyde, the Projector, ex- 
pelled, eod. die. 

———- Patent of old Debts, to be brought to the Committee, 
21 Mar. 

for nn, Tillage, to be brought to the Com- 
mittee, 21 Mar. ide Warrens. 

of Recognizances in Courts of Record, to be brought to 

the Committee, 21 Mar. Vide Saltonftall. 

for mortgaged Lands, to be brought in, 21 Mar. Vide 

Tichborne. 

to Mr. Lepton, for making Bills and Letters, to be 

brought in, 22 Mar. Vide Lepton. 

for Cuftom Clerks, to be brought in, 22 Mar. 

—~— to Mr. Hill, for feouring of Arms, to be brought in, 22 
Mar. Complaint of the Bxercife of it during a Recefs, 17 
Apr. Mr. Gray, one of the Patentees, to be fent for by the 
Serjeant, and the other Patentees to attend, eod. die. 

to Mr. Gyles, for Forfeitures of Cuitom Duties, to be 

brought in, 22 Mar. 

to Mr. Crow, for fole making of Iron Ordnance, com- 
plained of, 22 Mar. Debate about it, 26. 

——— to Dr. Chambers, for Collection of Forfeitures on penal 
Laws, complained of, 22 Mar. 

— to Sir Jo. Townfend, for concealed Tolls, Report touch- 

ing it, and Patent condemned, 26 Mar. 

= for Fairs, Markets, and Leets, Motion about them, 26 

Mar. 


-——— for Survey of Sea-coals at Neweaftle, Motion for bring- 
ing it in, 26 Mar. Order for confidering it, 18 Apr. To be 
brought in, 5 May. 

—-—- for figning Writs of Covenant, §c. complained of, 26 
Mar. 

—--— to Baffano and Vaudrey, for fole Importation of Lobfters 
and Salmon, Report touching it, 18 Apr. Further Report, and 
Patent condemned, 25. 

for packing of Cod; againft Importation of Cards; for 
hard Wax; to the King’s Bargemen, for fole buying of Lam- 
pries ; for dilpenfing with the Hot-prefs; for Confervation of 
the Thames; and of the penal Law for Cafk againft the Sta- 
tute; to be feverally examined by the Committee of Griev- 
ances, 18 Apr. 

for making gold Foliate, Report touching it, 18 Apr. 

Further Report, and Patent condemned, 2 May. 

for Importation of Tobacco, complained of, 23 Apr. 

To be brought in, 25. 

to the Merchant-adventurers, to be confidered by the 

Committee of Grievances, 27 Apr. Clothiers to be heard 

upon their Petition againft it, 8 May. Petition from the 


Cinque Ports againft it,14. Debate, and Order thereupon, 
eod. die. 

















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to the Mafters in Chancery, for References, Report 

touching it, 27 Apr. Vide Chancery. 

¥ Sir Tho. Compton, touching Logwood, to be brought 

in, 2 May. 

for Glats, Report touching it, and Patent condemned, 

16 May. Order about it, 19 Dec. 

—to Sir F. Gorge, for Reftraint of Fifhing in New Eng 

Jand, to be brought in, and Parties to attend, 20 Nov. Order 

for making the Report about it, 18 Dec. Further Orders re- 

lating thereto, 19. 

— Note of the Patents of Monopoly, to be brought in, 15 

Mar. Prefented, 16.—Proceedings upon Patents againft the 
King’s Book, to be fufpended, 21 Mar.—Order for Stay of all 
Suits grounded upon Patents condemned, 26 Mar.—Sir E. 
Coke’s Speech and Motion againft granting Patents without 
a Writ of dd quod damnum, 17 Apr. 

Payne, Robert, Bill to naturalize him, read, 4 May. 

Pedlars. Vide Patents. 

Pembroke Election, Report touching it, 18 May. Time given 
to the fitting Member to be heard, eod. die. 

Penjions, from foreign States, Bill againft receiving them, read, 
14 May. Committed, 25. 

Perpetuanoes. Vide Serges. 

Pctitions, Order about receiving them, 19 Apr. 

Pewterers, Bill touching them, read, and rejeéled, 14 May. 

Peyton-Hall. Vide Waller. 

Pluralities, Bill againft them, read, 26 Apr. 

Poniefraé, Borough of, Motion for reftoring it, referred to 
Committee of Privileges, 26 Mar. Report, and Writ ordered, 
27. Sheriff to bring in the Return, 24 &amp; 26 Apr. 

Poor, Bill for their Relief within London, and Three Miles 
thereof, read, 22 Mar. Committed, 2 May. 

— Bill to avoid the Charge for Relief of the Poor in Cities 
and Towns corporate, read, and rejected, 30 Apr. 

Poffeffion, Bill for Reftitution thereof, in certain Cafes, read, 16 
Keb. Committed, 24 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
18 May. 

Prayers, {aid firft by the Clerk, and after by the Speaker, 20 
Nov. 

Preacher, before the Houfe. Vide Communion. 

Precedents, Books containing them to be brought to the Houfe, 
12 Feb. 

Prefton, Henry, and his Brother, complained of for affaulting 
the Serjeant’s Deputy, and to be attached, 15 Mar. 

Prince, joins with both Houfes in the Petition touching Recu- 
fants, 16 Feb. Affifts at a Conference with the Lords, 15 
Mar. 




















Bill for confirming the Cuftoms of his Tenants in the 
Barony of Kendall, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 10 Mar. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 26 Apr. Pafled, 18 May. 

—--— Bill from the Lords, to enable him to make Leafes of 
Lands in Cornwall, 27 Feb. Read, eod. die. Committed, 28 
Feb. Reported, with Amendments, 3 Mar. Paffed, 15. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of an Exchange of 

Lands between him and Sir Lewis Watfon, 24 May. Read, 

25. Committed, 30 Nov. 

Debate upon the Petition touching his Marriage, 3 Dec. 
Vide Recufants. 

Prifoners, in the Serjeant’s Cuftody, Motion from the Lords, for 
the Enlargement of feveral, upon Bail, till examined, affented 
to, 22 Mar. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 5 Feb.—Debate touching Li- 
berty of Speech, and the Privileges of the Houfe, eod. die. 
To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, cod. die. 
Report, and further Debate thereupon, 12 Feb. Refolution to 
petition the Ring therein, eod. die. Committee appointed to 
confider of the Manner of petitioning the King, and to draw 
a Bill for the future, eod. die. Report, 15 Feb. King’s Meffage 
relating thereto, eod. die. Delivered in Writing, and to be en- 
tered, eod. die—Complaint of Breach of Privilege by the 
Commitment of feveral Members Servants in Weftminfter-hall, 
and Proceedings thereon, 8 Feb.—of a Breach of Privilege 
committed by Mr. Dayrell,in threatening Mr. Lovell, 12 Feb. 
Vide Dayrell—tLetters to be written by the Speaker, for 
Privilege by Stay of Trials, 14 Feb. 25 Apr. 5 May, &amp; 1 
June. Committee of Privileges to confider of the Courfe for 
writing Letters for Stay of Trials, 1 Mar. Report, and Order 
thereupon, ppt Sota: Rood of an Affront offered to Sir Rich. 
Gifford, and Party fent for by the Serjeant, 15 Mar.—Privilege 
waved, 27 Apr.—Granted to Mr. Chancellor’s Servant, and 
Under-theriff ordered to releafe him at the Bar, 11 May.— 
Member, ferved with a Subpcena, to have Privilege, and Party 
fent for by the Serjeant, 14 May.—Privilege granted to Sir 
James Whitelocke’s Servant arrefted, and Parties fent for, 28 
May. Examined at the Bar, 4 June. Debate, and Order touching 
their Punifhment, eod. die—Order far continuance of Privi- 
lege, during an Adjournment, 1 June.—Motion about the Im- 
prifonment of Sir Edw. Sandys, 23 Nov. Vide Sandys.— 

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INDEX @ the First Vouume. 


Complaint of a Breach of Privilege by Goldfmyth and Lepton, 
in profecuting Sir Edw. Coke, 24 Nov. Vide Coke.—of a Sub- 
poena ferved upon Mr. Brereton, 29 Nov. Vide Napper.—of 
a Citation ferved upon him, and W arrant ordered for the Party, 
30 Nov.—Debate about the Privileges of the Houfe, upon Oc- 
cafion of the King’s Letter touching the Petition concerning 
Religion, 5 Dec. To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, eod. die. Declaration, relating thereto, reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 7 Dec. Motion for the Speaker’s attend- 
ing the King therewith, over-ruled, eod. die. Meflengers ap- 
pointed, 7 &amp; 8 Dec. King’s Antwer thereto, reported, 14. 
Debate thereon, 14 &amp; 15. Grand Committee to confider there- 
of, and of all Things concerning the Privileges of the Houfe, 
15 &amp; 17. Debate touching another Letter from the King re- 
lating thereto, 17. Proteftation concerning the Privileges of 
the Houle, reported, and agreed to, and to be entered in the 
Journal, 18. 

P:oéior’s Bill read, and rejeéted, 9 May. 

Prohibition, Bill concerning Probate of Suggeftions in Cafes there- 
of, read, 23 Mar, Committed, 16 May. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 24. 

Projectors. Vide Grievances, and Patents. 

Promoters. Vide Informers. 

Proteétions, granted by Members, complained of, and Orders 
againft them, 15 &amp; 22 Mar. 20 Nov.—Mefiage from the King, 
about Protections, 20 Mar. 

Provifo, inferted by Miftake in a Bill ordered to be ingroffed, and 
Committee to rectify it, 8 May.—Tendered to ingrofled Bills 
in Paper, not to be put to Queftion, 26 May. 

Purfuivants, Petition againft them, for compounding with Priefts, 
referred to Committee for Recufanis, 5 May. 

Purveyors. Vide Carriages. 


21° &amp; 22° Jac.I. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


P AINSWICKE Manor, Bill for Confirmation of a De- 
cree in Chancery relating thereto, read, 20 Mar. To be 
ingrofled, 24. Pafled, 25. 

Palatinate. Vide Treaties. 

Pallavacyne, Toby, Efq; Bill from the Lords, to enable him to 
fell Lands, 15 May. Read twice, and committed, 19. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 20. 

Papijis. Vide Recufants. 

Pardon, general, Heads of it, propofed by the King, reported, 24 
Apr.—Bill fent from the Lords, 26 May. Pafled, 27. Re- 
turned to the Lords, 28. 

Parliament, adjourned by Commiffion, 12 &amp; 16 Feb. Caufes 
of calling it to be communicated to both Houfes at a Confe- 
rence, 23. 

Parfons, and Vicars, in the Univerfity of Cambridge, not to vote 
in Election of Knights of the Shire, 28 May. 

Patent, of the Gold-wire-drawers, to be brought to the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 4 Mar. Vide Gold-wire-drawers. 

fo Dr. Chambers, for old Debts upon Sheriffs Accounts, 

to be brought to the Houfe, 8 Mar. &amp; 19 Apr. To be confi- 

dered, 21 Apr. Committee appointed to confider of it, 22. 

Report, 1 May. 

of the Merchant-adventurers and the Eaft-land Com- 

pany, to be brought to the Committee for Trade, 10 Mar. 

Vide Trade. 

for Survey of Sea-coals, Report touching il, 13 Mar. 

Vide Sea-coals. . 

of the pretermitted Cuftoms, to be brought to the Com- 

mittee for Trade, 13 Mar. Vide Trade. 

to Sir F. Gorge, for Reftraint of Fifhing in New Eng- 

land, condemned, 17 Mar. Vide Fifhing. 

to the feparate Apothecaries, condemned, 6 Apr. Vide 

Grievances. 

to Sir Rob. Manfell, for making Glafs, to be brought in, 

ig Apr. To be confidered, 21. Committee appointed to con- 

fider of it, 22. Report, 1 May. ‘To be heard, whether a 

Grievance, or not, eod. die. 

to Sir Rich. Young, for ingroffing of fome Letters Pa- 

tents, to be brought in, 19 Apr. To be confidered, 21. Com- 

mittee appointed to confider of it, 22. Report, 1 May. 

of the Subpoena Office, to be brought in, ig Apr. Vide 

Subpena Office. 

to Mr. Chambers, for Fines and Amerciaments fet by 

the Clerk of the Market, to be brought in, 19 Apr. 

to Sir Will. St. John for Ginny and Binny, to be brought 

to the Committee for Trade, 19 Apr. Vide Trade. 

of the Hamper, to be brought to the Committee of 

Grievances, 23 Apr. 

for printing on one Side, Petition againft it, 24 Apr. 

Vide Briefs. 

of Concealments, Report touching it, 28 Apr. Vide 

Concealments. 


——— es penfing with Tranfportation of Cloths unwrought, 
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and eating of Fleth, complained of, and to be brought to the 

Committee of Grievances, 28 Apr. 

for making red Lead, to be brought to the Committee of 

Grievances, and Patentee to attend, 29 Apr. 

to the Eaft India Company, to be brought to the Coms 

mittee of Grievances, 30 Apr. Vide Trade. 

to Mr. Peck, to be brought to the Committee of Griev- 

ances, 30 Apr. Tobe delivered to the Patentee, and to be 

produced, when required, 25 May. 

- to Sir Will. Hewett, Committee appointed to perufe it, 

1 May. : 

to Mr. Johnes, Petition of Soap-boilers againft it, and to 

be brought to the Committee of Grievances, 5 May. 

to Mr. Evelyn, concerning Powder, to be brought to the 

Committee of Grievances, 10 May. 

for keeping York Gaol, Copy of it tendered, and to be 

confidered by the Committee of Grievances, 13 May. Com- 

mittee appointed to confider of it, and all other Patents for 
keeping of Gaols, 19. Patents to be brought to the Com- 
mittee, and Patentees to attend, eod. die. Report touching York 
and Lancafter Gaols, 21 May. Debate, and Refolutions there- 
on, 24. Petition to the King concerning them, read, and al- 

lowed, 25. 

Serjeant at Arms fent for feveral Patentees, not bringing 

in their Patents according te Order, 15 May. 

Report touching Sir Jo. Meldrum’s Patent for a Light- 

houfe at Wintertonnefle, 19 May. Vide Wintertonneffe. 

Report touching the Patent and Proclamation concerning 

the Staplers, 26 May. Patent condemned, and Reftitution to 

be made to the Parties injured thereby, eod. die. Petition of 

Grievance to be prepared thereon, eod. die. 

Order for re-delivering the Patents, not condemned, to 
the Parties, who brought them, 29 May. 

Patentees of Crown Lands. Vide King. 

Peals. Vide Salmon. 

Peck, Mr. Motion againft him, for difobeying an Order for bring- 
ing in his Patent, and Order thereupon, 30 Apr. His Petition 

- to be confidered by the Lord Mayor and Juftices of Peace, 25 
May. Vide Patents. 

Pembrokefhire Election, Report touching a Complaint of undue 
Praétices therein, and Refolution thereupon, 28 May. 

Penjfions, Bill againft receiving them from any foreign Prince, 
read, 23 Mar. Committed, 12 May. Reported, and re 
committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingrofled, eod. die. 
Pafled, 20. 

Perpetuanoes. Vide Serges. 

Petitions, touching Eleétions, to be prefented within Fourteen 
Days, 25 Feb.—Committee appointed to view the Petitions 
prefented, and a Catalogue of them to be made, 19 May.— Not 
proceeded upon, to be delivered to the Clerk, to be kept till the 
next Seffion, 28 May. 

Plumfitead Marth. Vide Earith. 

Pointz, Sir James, Bill for Sale of the Manor of Abbotts Hall, 
according to his Will, read, 28 Apr. Committed, 30. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, * *. Pafled, 19 May. 

Pomfret Election, and double Return, Confideration of it re- 
ferred to Committee of Elections, and both Parties returned to 
ftay out of the Houfe, 22 Mar. Petition from Pomfret pre- 
fented, and read, 1 Apr. Report touching the Return, eod. die. 
Merits of the Eleétion to be confidered by the Committee, eod. 
die. Left to the choice of Sir Jo. Jackfon, one of the Bur- 
geffes, to come into the Houfe, or forbear, cod. die. Report, 
and Refolution touching the Right of Election, 28 May. New 
Writ ordered, eod. die. 

Poor. Vide Hofpitals.—Bill for better Relief of the Poor, read, 
7 May. Committed,8. Referred to a Member, to be framed 
againtt the next Seflion, 28. 

Popham, Sir Francis, returned, in a double Return for Chippen- 
ham, Debate about admitting him into the Houfe, and Mat- 
ter referred to Committee of Privileges, 25 Feb. Vide Chip- 
penham. 

Poffefion, Bill to enable Juftices of Peace to reftore it, in certain 
Cafes, read, 3 Mar. 

Poft-mafiers, to attend the Committee of Grievances, 23 
Apr. 

Powder, Motion about the want of it, and Patent concerning it, 
to be brought in, 10 May. 

Prayer, and Thankfgiving, to be ufed at the Parting of the Par- 

‘liament, to be brought in, 27 May. 

Preacher, before the Houfe. Vide Bargrave. 

Prince, aflifts at Conferences between both Houfes, 24 Feb. 3. 
12. 15. &amp; 22, Mar. 10 Apr. &amp; 22 May. Committee to pre- 
pare a Meflage of Thanks to him, 12 Mar. Reported, and 
agreed to, eod. die. Prevails with the King to allow both Houfes 
a Week’s longer Time, 20 May. Undertakes to acquaint 
the King with the Petition touching Recufants in Places of 
Truft, 21 May. 

Bill to enable him to make Leafes of the Duchy of —— 

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INDEX @o the First Votwume. 


wall, read, 3 Mar. Committed,9. Reported, and to be in- 

groffed, 11. Paffed, 13. : 

Bill from the Lords, to enable the Lady Dudley to affure 

feveral Lands to the Prince, 13 Mar. Vide Dudley. 

Bill for fecuring the Manor of Goteland to him, read, 13 

Mar. Vide Goteland. ‘ 

Bill from the Lords, to confirm an Exchange of Lands 
between him and Sir Lewis Watfon, 18 Mar. Read, 20. 
Committed, g Apr. Reported, and pafled, 12. 

Printing Patent. Vide Briefs. 

Prifoners. Vide Debts. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 23 Feb.—Debate about the 
Means of preferving the Privileges of the Houfe, and Com- 
mittee appointed to confider thereof, 27 Feb.—Privilege grant- 
ed for Stay of Proceedings at Law, 27 Feb. 2 &amp; g Mar. 14. 
17. &amp; 23, Apr. &amp; 8 May.—to Sir Jo. Stanhope’s Servant, ar- 
refted, 1 Apr. Warrant to releafe him, and to fend for the 
Parties, eod. die—Motion for Privilege to Mr. Godfrey’s Bai- 
liff, arrefted, and Under-fheriff to attend, 10 Apr. Writ of 
Privilege ordered, 28.—Motion touching the Mafter of the 
Felt-makers, ‘arrefted, coming to the Houfe to prefer a Pe- 
tition, and Committee for Courts of Juftice to confider of 
it, 14 Apr. Petition of Felt-makers, imprifoned, read, 12 
May. Order for their Releafe, and Committee of Privileges 
to examine the Matter of Privilege, eod. die. Petition to ftand 

over till the next Seflion, 28 May.—Privilege granted to 
Mr. Staughton’s Servant, 23 Apr.—to Sir Tho. Bellafys’s Ser- 
vant, and Parties to be fent for, 4 May.—Proceedings in rela- 
tion toa Breach of Privilege committed againft Sir Ro. Brook, 
ferved with a Procets at the Parliament Door, 21 &amp; 22 May. 
—A Warrant ordered for Releafe of Mr. Cholmeley’s Servant, 
committed, and Party fent for by the Serjeant, 28 May. 

Procefs, and Superfedeas, Bill to prevent Abufes in procuring 
them, read, 24 Feb. Committed, g Mar. Reported, and re- 
committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 Apr. Paffed,7. 

Prohibitions, Bill touching Probate of Suggeftions in Cafes there- 
of, read, 21 Feb. Committed, reported, and to be ingroffed, 
23. Paffed, 19 Mar. 

Projectors, Committee to examine Precedents for Punifhment of 
them, 19 May. 

Provifo, added toa Bill, upon the Third Reading, ingroffed at the 
Table, 30 Apr. 

Purceyance, of Carts and Carriages, Bill concerning it, read, 5 
Mar. Committed, §. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 13. 
Paffed, 18. 














1°Car.T. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 
PA RLIAMENT, Seffion of, Bill for continuance of it, 


notwithftanding the Royal Affent to any Bills, twice read, 

and committed, 5 July. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6. 

Read Third Time, and Committee to perufe it, eod. die. Re- 

port touching a Diflike of it, eod. die. Amended, and paffed, 7 

July. Sent to the Lords, 8. Returned, with an Amendment, 

go. Amendment agreed to, eod. die. 

Commiffion for adjourning the Parliament, fent from the 
Lords, 11 July. 

Patrons. Vide Clergy. 

Petitions, touching Eleétions, Motion for limiting the time of 
receiving them, 21 June. 

Pirates, Turkith, Letters concerning them, read, and Committee 
of the whole Houfe to confider thereof, 11 Aug. 

Players, Meffage to the Lord Chamberlain, to reftrain their 
going into the Country, 6 July. His Anfwer reported, and 
Thanks returned him by the Houfe, 9. 

Preachers, before the Houfe, appointed, 21 &amp; 22 June. 

Prifouers, committed by the Houte, to petition, and not write 
Letters, 8 Aug. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 21 Jane.—Letter to be written 
by the Speaker, for Stay of a Suit againft Sir Fr. Wortley in 
the Star-chamber, and Committee of Privileges to confider of 
the Coniempt, 5 July. Precedent of Privilege, by Stay of a Suit 
in the King’s Name, cited thereupon, eod. die.—Letters to be 
written by the Speaker, for Stay of Proceedings at Law, 5 &amp; 6 
July.—Motion for continuance of Privilege, dering an Ad- 
journment, referred to the Committee, 6 July.—Privilege to a 
Member, ferved with a Subpoena, and Party ferving it fent for 
by the Serjeant, 7 July.—Privilege to Mr. Baffett, arrefted, and 
afterwards chofen a Member, 8 July. Vide Baffett—to a 
Member’s Servant, 6 Aug. : 

Proteftation, agreed upon, to be prefented to the King, and to be 
entered in the Journal, 12 Aug. 





1° &amp; 2° Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


pP4 PISTS. Vide Church-papifis, and Recufants. 
Parliament, diffolved, 15 June. 


Patents, complained of. Vide Grievances. 


Patrons. Vide Clergy. 

Piggot, Richard, Bill to make him liable to the Statutes touching 
Bankrupts, read, 5 June: Committed, 14. 

Pirates. Vide Captives, and Grievances. 

Piayhoufe, in Black-tryers, Report from Committee of Griev- 
ances, touching a Complaint againé it, and Lord Chamberlain 
defired to take Order therein, 28 Feb, His Anfwer reported, 
11 Mar. 

Poor, Bill for their Relief in Cities and Towns-corporate, read, g 
Mar.—Another Bill for their Relief, read, 11 Mar. Commit- 
ted,2 May. Committee to review the former Laws, and con- 
fider of reducing them into one, eod. die. Report touching the 
taking of Apprentices without Money, and Bill for it prefented, 
and read, g May. 

Porter, Jo. Vide Levett. 

Powell, Samuel, and Jane, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize 
them, 15 Apr. Read, 2 May. Committed, 1 June. Report- 
ed, 2. 

Preaching, Bill concerning the hearing of it, twice read, and 
.. committed, 25 May. 

Priests, popifh. Vide Recufants, and Religion. 

Prifoners, Bill for their Employmentand Inftruction, read, 4 Mar. 
Committed, 8. Reported, and rejected, 18. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 9 Feb.—Motion for Privilege 
to Sir Tho. Badger’s Servant, and Keeper of the Gatehoufe to 
attend, eod. die. Examined at the bar, eod. die. Committee 
to confider of the Manner of releafing the Prifoner, 10 Feb, 
Report, and to be releafed by Habeas Corpus, 15. Difcharged 
at the Bar, 17.—Motion for Privilege to Mr. Gifford, a Mem- 
ber, arrefted after his Eleétion, but before the Return, 9 Feb. 
Vide Gifford.—for Privilege to Mr. Whitaker’s Servant, and 
Keeper of the Prifon to attend, 10 Feb. Examined, 11. Pariy 
releafed at the Bar, eod.die—Privilege by Stay of Proceedings 
at Law, 10. 25. &amp; 27, Feb. 1, 2. 4.15. &amp; 24, Mar. 27 &amp; 28 
Apr. 20 May; &amp; o June.—Precedent cited, of a Breach of 
Privilege, in one Parliament, being punified in another, 17 
Feb.—Privilege to Mr. Bulftrode’s Servant, and Parties fent 
for, 20 Feb. Vide Weymouth.—to Lord Lambert, imprifoned 
in the Fleet, and Warden to deliver up all Bonds taken about 
his Imprifonment, 24 Feb.—to Sir H. Martyn, in a Suit be- 
tween him and the Bifhop of Oxford, and a Committee ap- 
pointed to confider of the Contempt, 25 Feb.—Privilege to 
Sir Tho. Hyrne, ferved with a Subpoena, and Party fent for, 
22 Mar.—Serjeant fent for a Scrivener, complained of for fell- 
ing a Copy of a Remontirance delivered to the King, 5 Apr. 
— Breach of Privilege complained of by Mr. Crooke, 28 Apr. 
Parties to be fent for, and Committee of Privileges to examine 
the Complaint, eod. die—Breach of Privilege complained of by 
Sir Rich. Gravenor, 1 May. Proceedings thereon refpited till 
the Cafe fhould be further known, eod. die—Vice-chamber- 
lain’s Speech, upon Occafion of the Imprifonment of Sir D. 
Digges and Sir John Ellyott, 12 May. Refolution not to pro- 
ceed in any Bufinefs till the Houfe be righted in their Privi- 
leges, eod. die. Grand Committee to confider of Means for 
effecting it, eod. die. Sub-committee appointed to drawa Re- 
monftrance thereupon, eod. die. Retolution of the Grand 
Committee, touching a Proteftation, reported, and Orders 
thereupon, 13 May. Conference to be defired with the Lords, 
and Sub-committee to prepare the Heads of it, 15. Meflage from 
the King, concerning this Matter, 16. Heads of the Con- 
ference reported, and re-committed, 17. Form of a Meflage 
to the Lords, reported, and re-committed, 19. Agreed to, and 
to be delivered to the Lords, eod. die. Committee for the Re- 
monftrance to meet, 20 May. Committee of the whole Houfe 
to confider, whether fit to defire a Conference with the Lords, 
3 June. Further Inftrufiions to this Committee, 5. Houle 
turned into a Grand Committee about the Remonfirance, 6 &amp; 
10 June. A Declaration reported, and re-committed, 12. 
To be ingrofled, 13. Agreed to, and to be prefented to the 
King by the whole Houle, 14. Meflage to the King, for Ac- 
cefs, eod. die. His Anfwer thereto, eod. die. Copies of the 
Declaration to be delivered to any Members, 15 June. Vide 
Digges and Ellyott—Privilege granted to Mr, Smalman’s Ser- 
vant, taken in Execution, and Habeas Corpus ordered, 16 
May. Difcharged at the Bar, and Officers fent for, 23.—Mo- 
tion for Privilege to Mr. More, by Stay of aJudgment upon a 
Nihil dicit, and Order thereupon, 20 May. Matter referred 
toa Committee, eod: die.—Privilege to a Witnels, fent for to the 
Committee for Courts of Juftice, 24 May.—to Sir Jo. Strang- 
wayes, for Difcharge of a Difiringas againft him, 1 June.—to 
Sir H. Grimftone’s Servant, arretted, 14 June. 

Bill, concerning divers Privileges of Parliament, read, 12 
June. Committed, 13. ‘ 

Purveyance, Report touching the Patent for it, 25 May. Voted 
a Grievance, eod. die. Committee appointed to confider of the 
other Abufes of Purveyors, and to prefent them, with the for- 
mer Grievance, to the King, eod. die. 





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INDEX © the 


3 &amp; 4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


ARDON, Attorney-general to be defired to fend the 
Heads of it, and Precedents to that Purpofe cited, 13 June. 
His Anfwer reported, 16. King’s refufal to a him Leave to 
fend them, reported,17. Bill fent from the Lords,23. _Com- 
mittee to perufe it, eod. die. Reported, and to be confidered 
in a Committee of the whole Houle, 25 June. 

Parliament, prorogued, 26 June. BB, 

Bill, concerning Liberties of Parliament, read, 22 Mar. 
Committed, 28 Apr. . 
Committee appointed, to examine a Book, concerning 

Proceedings in Parliament, 11 Apr. Bod 

‘— Philip, ordered into Cuttody, for coming into the 

oufe, and Committee to examine him, 2 Apr. Report, 3. 
Difcharged, eod. die. 

Patents, complained of. Vide Grievances. 

Payne, Peter Van, Bill to naturalize him, read, 17 May. 

Peck, Mr. fent for by the Serjeant, for refufing to bring in his 
Patent, as required, 8 May. His Petition read, 12. Dif- 
charged, bringing in the Patent, eod. die. Petition for 
Re-delivery of it, and Committee appointed to examine it, 
17 June. 

Peer, of Ireland, admitted within the Bar at the hearing of 
Counfel in his Behalf, 19 June. 

Pemberton, Mr. complained of for arrefting Mr. Rafhley’s Ser- 
vant, and ordered to attend, 22 Apr. Sent for by the Serjeant, 
for difobeying the Order, and ufing offenfive Words, 25. Com- 
mittee to examine the Contempt, and he to remain in Cuftody, 
26. Report, 30. Difcharged, paying Fees, eod. die. 

Petition, to the King, fora Faft, 20 Mar. Vide Fuft—for exe- 
cuting the Laws againft Jefuits, &amp;c. 26 Mar. Vide Jefuits.— 
about a new Impofition upon Wines, 9 Apr. Vide Wane-mer- 
chants.—about billeting Soldiers, 10 Apr. Vide Soldiers —for 
the Enlargement of Mr. Clegatt, 2 May. Vide Clegatt.— 
about Mrs. Milborne’s Children, and the Punifhment of Wal- 
ter Brooke, 24 May. Vide Milborne.—about Coat and Con- 
duét Money, 12 June.—touching the Summer Iflands, 16 June. 
Vide Summer Iflands. 

Petilion of Right, Committee appointed to prepare it, 28 Apr. 
Draught of it reported, and agreed to, 8 May. Conference 
defired with the Lords thereupon, and agreed to, eod. die. Re- 
ported, 9 May. Another Conference, defired by the Lords, 
held, and reported, 12. King’s Letter to the Lords, and their 
Alterations, to be confidered, eod. die. Debate thereupon, and 
Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of the Alterations 
propounded, 13 May. Another Conference defired by the 
Lords, and Antfwer thereto, eod. die. Report touching the Al- 
terations, and Committee appointed to aflign Reafons for difa- 
greeing with the Lords therein, eod. die. Reafons to be given 
at the Conference, for not meddling with the Letter, 14 May. 
Conference held, and reported, eod. die. Another Conference, 
defired by the Lords, held, and reported, 17 May. Meflage to 
the Lords thereon, 19. Free Conference, defired by the Lords, 
held, and reported, eod.die. One Alteration agreed to, and 
Grand Committee to debate the reft, eod. die. Another Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, held, and reported, 20 May. 
Another Alteration agreed to, eod. die. The Addition pro- 
pounded, to be ‘confidered by a Grand Committee, eod. die. 
Difagreed to, and Meflage to the Lords for a free Conference 
thereon, eod. die. Managers appointed, and Conference re- 

dete ,eod, die. Another free Conference, defired by the Lords, 

eld, and reported, 21 May. Committee of the whole Houfe 
to confider of an Anfwer to the Reafons, delivered by the Lords, 
22. Report, and another free Conference defired with the 
Lords thereon, 23. Held, and reported, and Thanks given to 
the Managers, eod. die. Their Arguments to be brought in, 
and left with the Clerk, to be entered in the Journal, 23 May, 
&amp; 4June. Another Conference defired by the Lords, and held, 
23 May. Report of a Propofition by the Lerds, for a fele&amp; 
Committee of both Houfes to meet, eod.die. Propofition con- 
fidered,24 May. Reafons to be offered to the Lords, at a Con- 
ference, for difagreeing thereto, eod. die. Conference held, and 
reported, eod. die. Another Conference, defired by the Lords, 
held, and reported, 26 May. Report to be brought in, in 
Writing, eod, die. Petition read, and to be cagpallel, eod. die. 
To be fent to the Lords, 27 May. Committee to confider of 
the Way of prefenting it, eod. die. Debate thereupon, and 
Lords to be defired to move the King, to give Anfwer to it in 

_ full Parliament, eod. die. Petition agreed to by the Lords, and 
Conference defired about moving the King for an An{wer, eod. 
die. Concurrence of the Lords therein fignified, 28 May. 
King to be attended with the Petition, and Conference defired 
by the Lords, touching the Form of prefenting it, eod. die. 
Held, and reported, eod. die. King’s Meflage, about giving an 
Anfwer to the Petition, 29 May. His Anfwer read, 3 June. 
Conference, defired by the Lords touching it, held, and re- 
ported, 7. Refolution to join with the Lords, in petitioning 
~~ King for aclear Anfwer, eod.die. Anfwer given, eod. die. 

on, I. 














First. VortuMe. 


Form of it, eod.die. King’s Meffage, touching the enrolling and 
printing of the Petition, and Anfwer, 10 June. Meflage to the 
Lords thereupoh, 12. Committee to confider of the Manner 
of enrolling it, 13. Free Conference defired with the Lords 
about it, 18. Held, and reported, and Direétions given to the 
Attorney-generai to enroll it, eod. die. Conference defired by 
the Lords, touching the Title, 20 June. Title, agreed upon 
reported, and allowed, eod. die. King’s Speech concerning 
the Petition, 26 June. 

Petition re-delivered’ to the Perfon who brought it, not being 
figned, 12 May. 

Phelippes, Sir Ro. cleared of having ufed any offenfive Words 
againft the King, or the Privy Council, 22 Mar. 

Popery. Vide Recufants. 

Pouldavies, Bill againft deceitful making of them, read, 29 Apr. 
Committed, 26 May. 

Powder, Committee to confider of the Scarcity and Dearnefs 
thereof, 4 June. 

Powell, Samuel, Bill to naturalize him, read, * *. To be 
ingrofled, 13 June.” Paffed, eod. die. 

Preaching, Bill touching hearing it, read, 3 Apr. Committed, 17. 
Reported, and re-committed, 23. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 25. Paffed, 16 May. 

Priefis, Popith. Vide Recufants. 

~~ Bill againft Jong and unjuft detaining Men therein, read, 
21 ar. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 20 Mar.—Privilege granted 
to Perfons following Petitions in the Houfe, 26 Mar. 2 &amp; 29 
Apr. 1 May ; &amp; 4 June.—Proceedings touching an Afperfion 
caft upon Mr. Selden by the Earl of Suffolk, 14, 15. &amp; 17, 

~ Apr. Vide Suffolk.—-Privilege granted to Mr. Rafhley’s Ser- 

~ vant, 22 Apr. Vide Pemberton.—Sir S. Steward to have Privi- 

' lege, notwithftanding his being bound in a Recognizance, not 
to.claim it, 28 Apr. Further Orders thereupon, 30.—Proceed- 
ings npon the Commitment of Sir H. Stanhope, .on Occafion 
of a Challenge, 3. 5. &amp; 8, May.—Privilege to Ar. Harris, 
ferved with a Subpoena, and Party fent for, 10 May. Vide 
Lyfier.—to Mr. Secretary Cooke’s Servant, for his Goods 
diftrained, and a Warrant for the Parties, 14 May.—to a 
Member returned upon a Jury, 15 May.—to Sir John Ellyott’s 
Servant, arrefited, and Parties fent for, 1g May.—to Sir Edw. 
Denny’s Servant, arrefted, 20 May. Parties fent for, 20 &amp; 
22. Vide Skinner, and Hopkinfon.—Privilege to Mr. Jenner’s 
Servant, and Party fent for, 26 May.—to Mr. Valentine, ferved 
with a Subpoena, and Party fent for, 27 May.—to Sir Guy 
Palmes’s Servant, arrefted, and Keeper and Serjeant fent for, 
28 May.—to Mr. Vaughan’s Servant, arrefted, and Parties fent 
for, 3 June.—to Sir Jo. Hotham, for Stay of a Trial, 13 June. 
—to Sir Jo. Davers, ferved with a Subpoena, and Party fent 
for, 18 June. Further Order thereupon, eod. die.—Privilege 
to Mr. Wylde’s Servant, arrefted, and Parties fent for, 20 
June.—to Sir Geo. Grifley, ferved with a Subpoena, and Par- 
ties fent for, 21 June.—to Sir Edw. Ofborne’s Servants, and 
Parties fent for, 25 June. 

Bill from the Lords, to explain an Act 1 Jac. touching 

Perfons delivered out of Execution by Privilege of Parliament, 

27 May. 





4e Car.1. Parl.3. Seffi2. A. 1628. 


PA RLIAMENT, adjourned by the King’s Command, 
25 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. 
Patent, for taking Toll at certain Bridges in Yorkthire, Com- 
laint of the Execution of it fince it was condemned, and Mr. 
ety the Patentee, fent for by the Serjeant, 23 Jan.——for 
Examination of Witneffes in the County of Chefter, Com- 
plaint of the Execution of it fince condemned, and Patentees 
fent for, 12 Feb.—for Medway River, Petition againtt it, 
referred to Committee of Grievances, 16 Feb. 

Perriman, John, fent for by the Serjeant, for ferving a Subpoena 
upon Mr. Specket, 29 Jan. &amp; 16 Feb. Examined, and dif- 
charged, 17 Feb. 

Petition of Right, Committee appointed to fearch touching the 
Enrolment of it, 21 Jan. To examine the Entry of the 
King’s Speech in the Journal relating thereto, eod. die. Re- 
port touching the King’s Speech, and Order thereupon, eod. 
die. Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of the Vio- 
lation of the Petition of Right, eod. die. Vide Rodlles.—King’s 
Printers examined, touching the printing of it, 21 &amp; 22 Jan. 
To attend with the Warrant for printing it, with the King’s 
first Anfwer thereto, and his Speech concerning it, 22 &amp; 23 
Jan. Order for the meeting of the Committee, for Search of 
the Enrolment of it, 23.27. &amp; 30, Jan. Additional Com- 
mittees, 30. 

Petitioners, called in, and avow their Petitions, 16 Feb. 

Popery. . Vide Religion. 

Popham, Sir Francis. Vide Sutton. 

Preaching, Bill touching the hearing of it, read, 22 Jan. Com- 

f mitted, 23. 


T Pregion, 








INDEX tothe First Vouume. 


Pregion, John, bis Petition and Articles againft Aleyne, read, 
go Jan. Examined thereon, eod. die. To have the Speaker's 
Warrant for Witnefles, eod. die. 

Privileges, former Committee to ftand,21 Jan.— Privilege grant- 
ed to Perfons, to follow Bills and Petitions, 22 &amp; 29 Jan. 13 
Feb. —Breach of Privilege, committed by the Cuftomers, in 
feizing Mr. Rolles’ Goods, complained of, 22 Jan. Vide 
Rolles—Complaint of a Procets, ferved upon Serjeant Digges, 
and Parties fent for, 24 Jan. Vide Bold, and Herbert.—of a 
Subpeena ferved upon Sir Lionel Talmage, and Party fent for, 
24 Jan.—Privilege to Mr. Crompton, ferved with a Subpoena, 
and Party fent for, 27 Jan. Vide Deane.—Information given, 
of Words fpoken againft the Parliament, and Party to be fent 
for, eod. die Privilege to Sir Edw. Ofborne, fummoned to 
appear in the Court of Requefts, and Party fent for, eod. die. — 
to Sir G. Bridges, ferved with a Capias, and Party fent for, 28 
Jan.—Complaint of a Letter, fent to Mr. Wyld, about an 
Eleétion, referred to Committee of Privileges, eod. die—Pri- 
vilege to Mr. Specket, ferved with a Subpoena, 29 Jan. Parties 
fent for, 29 Jan. &amp; 16 Feb. Vide Perriman.—Letter to be 
written for fupprefling Depofitions in a Caufe, concerning Sir 
H. Baggot, 29 Jan.—Motion for Leave to Sir Jo. Eppefley to 
anfwer a Petition againft him, at the Lords, eod. die. Order 
againft it, and Petitioner to be fent for, eod. die. Committee 
to confider of it, 14 Feb. —Privilege to Sir Tho. Bowyer, ferved 
with an Order out of Chancery, 3 Feb. Parties fent for, 3 &amp; 7. 
Order touching them, 9.—Privilege to Sir Wm. Brereton’s 
Servant, ferved with a Subpoena, and Party to be fent for, 10 
Feb.—to Mr. Rolles, ferved with a Subpoena into the Star- 
chamber, 10 Feb. Meffenger and Procefs-maker to be fent 
for, and Committee to examine the Matter, eod. die. Re- 
port, and Orders thereupon, 11 Feb.—Committee to confider 
of Privilege to be granted to Perfons having Bills, or Petitions 
in the Houfe, 10 &amp; 13 Feb——Complaint of an Order, ferved 
upon Sir H. Martin, and Party fent for, 17 Feb.—Letter to be 
written, Privilege to Sir Edw. Weynman’s Servant, 20 Feb,— 
Another Letter, for Privilege to Mr. Greenvyle, ordered, 23 Feb. 

Bill from the Lords, to explain the Act 1 Jac. touching 

Perfons releafed out of Execution by Privilege of Parliament, 

31 Jan. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Seffi 1. A. 1553. 


Q* ss. directs the Houfe to chufe a Speaker, 5 O¢t. 
Gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 21. 





1° Mar.I. Parl... Sef 2. A. 1553. 
Q UEEN, gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 5 Dec. 


1° Mar. I. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


U E EN, gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 5 May. 

Bill, declaring the Regality of the Crown vefted in 
the Queen, read, 7 Apr. To be ingroffed,g. Paffed, 10. 
Bill from the Lords, touching her Marriage, read, 10 &amp; 
11 Apr. Paffed, 12. 

Bill to impower her to make Ordinances in Cathedral 
Churches, read, and committed, 24 Apr. Pafled, 28. 











1° &amp; 2° Phil. § Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


UEEN. Vide King. 

Bill touching Letters Patents, and other Writings, 
figned by the Queen, read, 17 &amp; 19 Nov. Paffed, 22. 

Bill for Punifhment of treafonable Words againft the 
Queen, read, 14 &amp; 15 Jan. Pafled, 16. 








‘2° &amp; 3° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


U EEN, thanks the Houfe for their Offer of Two Fifteens, 
and refufes them, 31 Oét. Appoints the Speaker, and a 
convenient Number of the Houfe, to attend her, 19 Nov. Her 
Speech, touching the Firft-fruita and Tenths, reported, 20. 
Gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 9 Dec. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seffi1. A. 1557. 


Q U E EN, thanks the Houfe for the Subfidy, 10 Feb. For- 

‘ bids the Houfe to fit on Afhwednefday, 22. Forbids the 
Houfe to proceed in the Bill for anfwering her Revenue, 5 
Mar. Orders the Houfe to attend her, eod die. Her Anfwer 
to the Meffage touching Mr. Copley, 7 Mar. Gives the Royal 
Affent to Bills, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, to oblige Collectors and Receivers 

to make true Accounts of her Revenue, 8 Feb. Read, 9 Feb. 


&amp; a Mar. Further Proceeding therein forbid by the Queen, 
5 Mar. 





5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef. 2. A. 1558. 


Q U 2 EN, her Death notified to the Houfe by the Lords, 17 
ov. 


‘1 Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


UEEN, direéts the Houfe to chufe a Speaker, 25 Jan. 
’ Debate touching a Requeft to be made to her for Marriage, 
4 Feb. Speaker, and others, to attend her thereupon, 6. Her 
Anfwer reported, 10. Conference to be held with the’ Lords, 
touching it, 15.—Gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 8 May. 
Bill from the Lords, for Recognition of her Title to the 
Crown,g Feb. Read, 11 &amp;16. Pafled, 1 Mar. 
—— Bill from the Lords, for Punifhment of feditious Words 
and Rumours againft her, 11 Feb. Read, 15 Feb. &amp; 13 Mar. 
Paffed, 17 Mar. 
Bill from the Lords, for her Reftitution from the Attain- 
der of her Mother, 16 Feb. Read, 16&amp;18. Pafled, a1. 
Bill from the Lords, for true anfwering of her Revenue, 
10 Mar. Read, 13 Mar. &amp; 5 Apr. 
Bill to impower her to make Ordinances for collegiate 
Churches, and Schools, read, 18 Mar. To be ingrofled, 20. 
Pafled, 21. 

















5° Eliz. Parl.2. Sef. 1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


U EEN, rides in State to Weftminfter Abby, 12 Jan. De- 

bate touching a Motion to be made to her for Marriage, and 
about the Succeflion, 18 Jan. Committee to prepare a Petition 
for that Purpofe, 19. Petition read, and to be prefented by the 
whole Houle, 26. Queen to be moved for Accefs, eod. die. 
Appoints the Houfe to attend her therewith, 27 Jan. Petition 
prefented, 28. Queen to be reminded thereof, 12 Feb. Her 
Anfwer, 16.—Gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 10 Apr. 
Bill from the Lords, for an Affignment for her Houfhold, 
17 Mar. Read, 18. Committed, 24. Pafled, with Amend- 
ments, 5 Apr. ; : 
— Bill to confirm Grants to and from the Queen, notwith- 
fianding Mifrecital, read, 3 Apr. 








8° &amp; g° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sefi2. A. 1566. 


UEEN, fends a Commiffion to the Lord Keeper, impow- 

ering the Houfe to chufe a new Speaker, 1 O&amp;. Appoints 
Mr. Comptroller to adminifter the Bath, as Lord Steward, 4. 
Motion for reviving the Suit about her Marriage, and the Suc- 
ceffion, 18. Houfe informed of her declaring her Intention to 
marry, 18 &amp; 19. Committee appointed to confult about the 
Manner of defiring the Lords to join in this Suit, 19. Meffage 
to the Lords thereupon, and Committee to return for an An- 
{wer,21. Meflage from the Lords, to put off their coming, 22. 
Report, 23. Committee fent again to the Lords, and their 
Refolution to join in the Suit, reported, 25. Meffage from the 
Lords, defiring the Houfe to appoint a Committee to confult 
with a Committee of Lords about the Suit, 30.- Committee 
appointed, 31. Committee of both Houfes to attend the Queen, 
5 Nov. Her Anfwer reported, 6. Debate touching a further 
Suit, for fettling the Succeffion, 8. Houfe commanded by the 
Queen to proceed no further therein, g. Debate thereon, 11. 
Her further Command not to proceed, reported by the Speaker, 
12. Her Meflage by the Speaker, revoking thofe Commands, 
25.—Remits the Third Payment of the Subtidy, and thanked 
by the Houfe, 27 Nov. Gives the Royal Affent to Bills,2 Jan. _ 
Bill for anfwering her Revenues in the Hands of Re- 
ceivers, read, 4 O&amp;. Committed, 5. 


13° Eliz. - Parl. 3. 


Q U EEN, rides in State to Weftminfter Abby, 2 Apr. Her 
Command to fpend little Time in Motions, and to avoid 
long Speeches, fignified by the Speaker, 10 Apr. Her Appro- 
bation of the Houfe declared, 20. Gives the Royal Affent to 
Bills, 29 May. 





A. 1571. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seffi1. A. 1572. 


Q UEEN, her Meflage to both Houfes, touching the Queen 
of Scots, 12 May. Vide Scots.—Forbids the preferring, 
or receiving, of any Bills concerning Religion, unlefs approved 
of by the Clergy, 22 May. Sends for Two Bills touching Rites 
and Ceremonies, eod. die. Her Anfwer ———s them, re- 
rted, 23. Direéts the Houfe to difpatch the publick Bufinefs, 


aying afide private Matters, 5 June. Signifies her Pleafure 
that both Houfes fhould adjourn, 11. 
upon a Bill to be deferred, 25- 
—.—— Bill from the Lords, for punifhing Perfons, taking or de- 
taining Caftles belonging to the Queen, 24 May. Vide Caflles: 


Directs the proceeding 























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INDEX @ the 


18° Eliz. Parl 4. Sef. 2. A. 1575. 


Q UE EN, her Anfwer to the Petition touching Church Dif- 

cipline, g Mar. Motion for another Petition to be made to 
her for Marriage, eod. die. Committee to confider of it, 12 
Mar. 

Bill for Affurance of the Lands of Edw. Dacre to the 

Queen, read, 15 Feb. To be ingroffed, 16. 

Bill, that the Queen treat the Subjects of foreign Princes 

as they treat her Subjects, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 24. 

—New Bill prefented, and read, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, touching Authority to be given to 

the Juftices of the Queen’s Forefts, &amp;c. 7 Mar. Read twice, 

and committed, 8. 











23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef: 3. A. 1580. 


UEEN, fends a Commiffion, direéting the Houfe to chufe 
anew Speaker, 18 Jan. Reprehends the Houfe for order- 
ing a publick Faft without her Confent, 24. Her Anfwer to 
their Submiffion, and Petition, thereupon, 25.—to the Petition 
touching Abufes in the Church, 7 Mar. Gives the Royal 
Affent to Bills, 18. 
Bill from the Lords, againft flanderous Speeches, and 





other feditious Practices, againft the Queen, 30 Jan. Read, 


31. Committed, 1 Feb. eported, with Amendments, and 
paffed, 20. Conference defired by the Lords thereon, and agreed 
to, 21. Another Conference defired by the Lords, touching it, 
27. Bill returned from the Lords, with a Meffage touching an 
ingroffed Claufe, added by the Houfe, but not endorfed, 8 Mar. 
Claufe endorfed, and fent back with the Bill, eod. die. Bill re- 
turned from the Lords, with fome Alterations to the Amend- 
ments made by the Houfe, g Mar. Ordered to be fent back, 
as a Bill not to be dealt withal, 11. Report touching the Re- 
fufal of the Lords to receive it, and Bill left in the Houfe, 19. 
—Motion for a new Bill, and Committee appointed to draw it, 
14 Mar. Bill prefented, read twice, and to be ingroffed, 15. 
Paffed, 16. Sent to the Lords, 17. Report touching their In- 
tention to pafs it, with fome Amendments, and Defire of Ex- 
pedition, eod. die. Conference d: fired by the Lords, touching it, 
agreed to, and held, eod. die. Purport of the Amendments, 
ropofed by the Lords, reported, and Refolution thereon, 
eod. die. Bill fent from the Lords, with Amendments, 18 Mar. 
Amendments agreed to, eod. die. 
Bill for Obedience to the Queen againft the See of Rome, 
read, 8 Feb. Conference defired with .the Lords, touching a 
Bill in their Houfe, of the fame Purport, agreed to, eod. 
die. Another Conference between the Committees defired 
by the Lords, and agreed to, 13 Feb. Bill brought in, with fe- 
veral Alterations, and read, 18. Another Conference defired by 
the Lords, touching it, and agreed to, 27.—New Bill read 
twice, and to-be ingroffled, 4 Mar. Paffed, and fent to the 
Lords, with fpecial Recommendation, 6. 





1° &amp; 2° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1603, § 1604. 


UEEN, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of her 
Jointure, 23 May. Read twice, and Committed, 24. Re- 
ported, with an Amendment, 26. Patffed, eod. die. 

Queftion, being put, and carried, not to be queftioned again, but 
to fiand as a Judgment of the Houfe, 2 Apr.—No double 
Queftion upon the pafling of a Bill, though fometimes it be 
put double upon the Report, 19 May.—Previous Queftion put, 
25 May. Member admitted to {peak after the Queftion put in 
the Affirmative only, becaufe no full Queftion without the Ne- 

ative, 13 June——Upon the adding of any new Thing, the 
Chace to be put affirmatively ; and upon continuing of an 
old, in the Negative ; 15 June.—Upon a Queftion, for altering 
a Law in being, the Noes to go forth, eod. die-—Queftion 
yielded upon a Divifion, without numbering, 21 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 


Q UESTION, for committing a Bill, paffed in the Negative, 
but for ingroffing it, carried in the Affirmative, feveral, not 
refent at the Firft Queftion, coming in, and voting in the 
Second, 24 Apr.——Any Member allowed to fpeak after the 
affirmative Queftion, and before the negative, 17 May.— 
Refolution againft putting a Queftion, 24 May, 


4 &amp; 5° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


UEEN. Vide Theobalds. 

Queftions over-ruled, 22 Nov. &amp; 14 Mar.—Queftion to be 
propounded at a Conference with the Lords, ftated, 15 Dec.— 
Queftions ftayed by Affent, 16 Feb. &amp; 18 June.—ftated upon 
Debate, 27 Feb. 28 May; &amp; 29 June.—Queftion yielded, 
bam a aan without telling the Houfe, 11 Mar.—pro- 

ou I. 


First VoLuMeE. 


pounded by the Speaker, 30 Mar.—Queftions arifing in a 
Committee, referred to be debated in the Houfe, 4 June.— 
Carried in Committee binding upon themfelves, but not upon 
the Houfe, eod. die. 


7° &amp; 8 Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff: 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


Q) UEEN, Bill from the Lords, to confirm a Grant made.to 

‘her, 5 May. Read, 7. 

Quejtion, Motion, that every.thing propounded may be put there- 
to, and not pafs with a general Opinion of Voice, 27 Feb.— 
Member goiag out after a Queftion put, taken to be an Of- 
fence, and Queftion put again, 31 Mar.—In a Queftion for 
calling a Perfon to the Bar, the Noes go forth, eod. die. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


UESTION, previous, propofed by the Speaker, objected 

to, 8 Apr.—Nothing to pafs without a Queftion affirmative 
and negative, 13 Apr.—Reafons urged by the Speaker againft 
putting a Queftion, 26 May. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


UARREL, between Two Members. Vide Coke, Mr. 
Queftion, not to be fpoken to after it is put, 13 Feb.—To be 
put again, if doubtful, 13 Feb. &amp; 17 May.—The Noes to go 
out, in a Queftion for punifhing a Delinquent, 13 Feb—Quef- 
tion yielded, without a Divifion, eod..die.—No Member to be 
concluded by a Queftion paffed, if the fame Matter come in 
— by Bill, 3 May.—Queftion not neceffary, when the 
oufe concurs in a Motion propounded by the Speaker, 
without Gontradiction, 28 Nov. : 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


4 ee ST ION, Members retiring, and refufing to give Voice 
therein, fent for, and their Names taken down, 28 May. 


1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 
Q UESTION, previdus, put, 21 June. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. I. Parl. 2. A. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


Q UARTE R Seffions, Bill for holding them in each County 

in the ufual Places, read, 3 May. 

Queftion, Members not allowed to go out without voting therein, 
24 Apr.—A Rule, who are to go out in a Divifion upon any 
Queftion, 11 May. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Seff. 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


Q UARREL. Vide Stanhopp. 
Quefior, de, Mr. Vide Grievances. 


4 Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef: 2. A. 1628. 
QUES TION, previous, put, 22 Jan. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1547. 


AGLER’s Office. Vide Wales. 
Records, Bill for a Treafure-houfe in every Shire, for keep- 
- ing them, read, 15 Noy. 
Refiiiution, Bills of. Vide Lumley, Rife, and Stafford. 
Riche, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of Lands to him 
and Mr. Shelley, read, 15 &amp; 16 Dec. Paffed, 17. 


Rife, Griffith, Bill from the_Lords, for his Reftitution, thrice 


read, and paffed, 22 Dec. 
Roches, Bill tor deftroying the Fry of them, read, 15 Nov. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 2. A. 1548. 


RECOVERIES, Bill for Ufes thetein, read, and com- 

mitted, 18 Dec. 

Recufants, Bill fromm the Lords, for qualifying the Aé&amp; 26 H. VIII. 
touching their Payment of Tenths of their Benefices, read, 8 
&amp; 27 Feb. Paffed, 6 Mar. 

Regrators, and Foreftallers, Articles againft them, committed, 30 

an. Bill againft them, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 1 Mar. 
Vide Corn, Prakees, and Wool. 

Relief, Articles forit,1 Feb. Vide Sudbjidy. 

Rents. Vide Leafes. 

Refiitution, Bills of. Vide Bigott, Bulmer, Carew, Charleton, 
Darcy, Percye, and Wefton. " 

Rochefter, Bill from the Lords, for uniting Two Churches there, 
read, 7 &amp; 11 Mar. Paffed, 12. 

Romney 





INDEX ¢@ the First VouuME. 


Ridley, Dr. late Bifhop of London, Bill to confirm Leafes made 


Romney Marth, Bill from the Lords, for re-edifying the Houfes, 
read, 12 Mar. 
Rye Haven. Vide Camber. 


3°&amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 3. A. 1549. 


EBELLIONS, and Commotions, Bill from the Lords, 
for fupprefling them, 19 Nov. Read, eod. die. Committed, 
23.—New Bill read, 5. 10, 11. 13. 16, &amp; 17 Dec. Debated, 
20. Paffed, 23. 
Rebels, Bill relating to Gifts made of their Lands and Goods, 
read,24 &amp; 30 Jan. Vacated, 31. 
Regrators. Vide Corn, Sewers, and Wool. 
Relief, A&amp; of. Vide Subfidy. 
Riots. Vide fupra Rebellions. 
Ruffell, Sir Francis, Son and Heir of the Earl of Bedford, Order 
for his remaining in the Houfe, 21 Jan. 


5 &amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl.1. Sef: 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


R4 DNOR, Bill for keeping the County Days there, read, 
24 Feb. 

Religious Perfons, Bill from the Lords, for Declaration of an Act 
31 H. VIII. touching Defcents to them, 26 Feb. Read, 3&amp; 
10 Mar. Pafled, 5 Apr. 

Reftitutivn, Bills of. Vide Fortefcue, and Nevill. 

Return, of a Burgefs, Committee to view the Writ, 4 Mar. 


7° Edw. V1. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553- 
R ESTITUTION, Bill of. Vide Seymour. 


1° Mar.1. Parl.1. Sef. 1. A. 1553. 


ECOVERIES, Bill for Ufes therein, read, 12 O&amp;. 
Refiitution, Bills of. Vide Courtney, and Devon. 


k 


1° Mar. I. Parl.1. Seffi2. A. 1553. 


EBELLION, and Riots, Bill to revive the A&amp; for 
punifhing them, read, 14 &amp; 20 Nov.—Bill from the Lords, 
for avoiding them, 20 Nov. Read, 21, Committed, 24. 
Paffed, with an Addition, 1 Dec. 
Recoveries, Bill of Ufes thereon, read, 24 O&amp;. 
Reftitution, Bills of.. Vide Arundell, Confiable, Howard, Per- 
tryche, Seymour, and Stanhope. 
Riots. Vide fupra Rebellion. 


1° Mar.1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


RE GALITY, of the Crown. Vide Queen. 
Replevins. Vide Diftreffes. 

Riots, Bill againft them, read, 1 &amp; 2 May. 

Rome, Bifhop of. Vide Bi/hops. 

Rufells. Vide Norwich. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


R ESTITUTION, Bill of. Vide Poole. 
Rome, See of. Vide Poole, and Supremacy. 

Rumours. Vide Words, feditious. 

Ruffells. Vide Norwich. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 
RES TITUTION, Bill of. Vide Nevill. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. § Mar. Parl. 5. Sefii. A. 1557. 


A LEIGH, Manor of, Bill for affuring it to the Queen 
from the Lord Ryche, read, 10 Feb. To be ingroffed, 11. 
Paffed 14. 
Receivers. Vide Queen. ‘ 
Reftitution, Bill of. Vide Northumberland. 
Revenue. Vide Queen. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


R EBELLIONS. Vide Afemblies, unlawful. 

Records, Bill againft cancelling them, read, and committed, 
1 Mar.—New. Bill read, 21 Mar. 

Recoveries, Bill touching them, read, 20 Feb. 

— Vide Foreftallers. 

Religion, in King Edward’s laft Year, Bill, that no Perfon thall 
be punifhed for ufing it, read twice, and to be ingroffed, 17 
Mar. -Paffed, 18. . 

Reftitution, Bills of. Vide Crofts, Dacres, Gates, Grey, How- 
ard, Lewknor, Queen, and Rudftone. 

Revenue. Vide Queen. 


by him, read,g Mar. To be ingroffed, 11. Copy of it de- 
fired by the then Bifhop, and he to be heard againft it, 13. 
Heard in Perfon, 15. 

Riots. Vide Ajjemblies, unlawful. 

Rooks, and Choughs, Bill to revive the Statute for killing them, 
read, 13 Mar. To be ingroffled,17 Apr. Paffed, 20. 

Rudftone, Robert, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 4 Mar. 
Read, 7 &amp; 10. Pafled, 16. 

Rumours, feditious. Vide Queen. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Seffi1. A. 1562, &amp; 1563. 


R EGISTER, of Weddings, Chriftnings, and Burials, 
Bill for an Office to keep it, read, g Mar. 
Reftitution, Bills of. Vide Brooke, Carew, Chamberleyn, Cran- 
mer, Diggs, Hufjey, Ifey, Thomas, Turner, and Weji. 
Rome, Bithop of. Vide Oath. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1566. 


R ELIGION, Bills concerning it; viz. 

Bill A. with a printed Book of Articles, for found 
Chriftian Religion, read, 5 Dec. To be ingrofled,10. Paffed,13. 
B. for the Order of Minifters ; 
——— C. for Retidence ; 
——— D. to avoid corrupt Prefentations ; 
E. for, Leafes of Benefices ; 
¥. for Penfions out of Benefices ; 
Rivers. Vide Wears. 
Rufia Company. Vide Merchants. 








read, 6 Dec. 








13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 
RECEIVERS. Vide Tellers. 


Regrators, and Foreftallers, Provifo, touching them, to be 
added to the Bill for continuance of Statutes, twice read, 21 
May. Paffed, 24. 

Religion, Committee appointed to confider of the Bills concern- 
ing it,6 Apr. Bifhops to be moved touching it, 7. Report 
touching the Defire of the Bifhops, for a Committee of both 
Houfes to confider thereof, 10. Meflage to the Lords there- 
upon, and Committees appointed, eod. die. Archbifhop of 
Canterbury to be attended, for his Anfwer, 25 Apr. A Com- 
mittee to fort the Bills, 28. Committee fent to the Lords, for 
an Anfwer touching the Articles, 1 May. Queen’s Meflage 
concerning them, reported, eod. die. 

Bills touching Religion ; viz. 

A. for the found Chriftian Religion, with a printed Book 

of Articles, read, 7 Apr. 

— B. touching Order of Minifters, read, 10 Apr. 

mitted, 28. To be ingrofled, 30. Pafled, 3 May. 

— C. for Refidence, read, 12 May. ‘To. be ingroffed, 14. 

Paffed, 16. 

— D. to avoid corrupt Prefentations, read, 11 Apr. To be 

ingrofled, g May. Committee appointed to confer with the 

Lords thereon, 25. . 

E. for Leafes of Benefices, read, 13 Apr. 

grofled,2 May. Paffed, 7. 

G. touching Commutation of Penance, read, 10 May. 
To be ingroffed, 15. Paffed, 17. 

Reftitution, Bills of. Vide Brereton, and Wyatt. 

Rodney, Morrice, Efq; Bill touching him, read, 7 May. To be 
ingrofled, 9. Paffed, 11. 

Rogues. Vide Vagabonds. 











Com- 











To be in- 





14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef a. &amp;. agya. 
RE CEIVERS. Vide Tellers. 


Recoveries, fraudulent, Bill againft them, read, 13 May. 
Committed, 19. Read Third time, and committed, 28.— 
New Bill read, 30 May. Committed, 31.—New Bill,read 
twice, and to be ingroffed, 2 June. Paifed, 3. Sent from the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 26. Returned, 27. 

Religion. Vide Queen, and Rites. 

Rites, and Ceremonies, Bill concerning Difpenfations for them, 
read, 17 May. To be ingroffed, 19. Read the Third time, 
and referred to a Committee, 20.—New Bill read, 21. Both 
Bills ordered to be delivered to the Queen, 22. Her Anfwer 
concerning them, reported, 23. 

Rogues, and Beggars, Bill tu avoid the Multitude of them, read, 
22 May. Rejected, 29. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 2. A. 1575. 


P ES, Bill to take away Clergy from Perfons guilty of 
them, read, 1 Mar.—Bill from the Lords, to take away 


R4 


Clergy for Rapes and Burglary, 1 Mar. Read thrice, and com- 
mitted, 7. Paffed, with a Provilo, and fent to the Lords, 10. 
Conference 





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INDEX (@o the First Votume. 


Conference with the Lords thereupon, 12. Bill fent back, and 
Provifo amended, eod. die. 

Reading, Vicars of, Bill touching them, read, 24 Feb. To be 
ingroffed, 25. Paffed, 29. 

Rebels, Bill from the Lords, againft fraudulent Conveyances made 
of their Lands, 23 Feb. Read,24. Committed, 25. Con- 
ference with the Lords thereupon, 8 Mar. 

Regifier, of Chriftnings, &amp;c. Vide Church-books. 

Refiitution, Bills of. Vide Mayney, Norreis, and Sturton. 

Rochejter Bridge, Bill,from the Lords, for Maintenance thereof, 
23 Feb. Read, 25% 28. Pafled, 20. 

Rogues. Vide Poor. 

Rycers, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, to affure Lands to him, 
29 Feb. Read,1&amp; 2 Mar. Patfled, 3. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef 3. A. 1580. 


ELIGION, Conference between a Committee of both 
Houfes concerning it, agreed to, 8 Feb. Vide Queen.— 
Debate touching feveral Abufes in Religion, and Bifhops to be 
applied to, to move the Queen therein, 3 Mar. Her Anfwer 
reported, and Thanks to be returned her by the Speaker, at 
the End of the Seflion, 7 
Refiitution, Bills of. 
Rome, See of. 
Rumours, feditious 


Vide ‘Arundel, Maney, and St. Leger. 
} Vide Queen. 


1°&amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


RA MS EY, Sir John, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize 
him, 8 May. Read, 11. Committed, 18. Reported, and 
paffed, 22. Sent to the Lords, 24. 

Records, of the Houfe, Speaker’s Warrant and Letter to the 
Surveyor of the Works, for providing a proper Place to keep 
them in, 19 May. 

Recufants, Bill to explain a Provifo. in an A&amp; 28 Eliz. touching 
their Arrearages, read, 4 Apr. Rejected, 17. 

Bill for due Execution of the Statutes againft them, read, 

28 Apr. Committed, 21 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 

25. Paffed,26. Sent to the Lords, 28.—Bill from the Lords, 

to the fame Purpofe, 26 June. Read, eod. die. Committed, 27 

June. Reported, and Conference defired with the Lords there- 

on, 28. Committee appointed to manage it, 29. Amendments, 

agreed upon at the Conference, reported, 3 July. Bill, with 

Amendments, paffed, 4. Sent to the Lords, 5. 

Bill to difable them to be of the Parliament, read, 2 

Committed, 26. 

Bill, inhibiting their Reftitution, read, 26 May. 

mitted, 30. 

Religion, Motion for a Committee to confider of the Confirma- 
tion thereof, 16 Apr. King’s Meflage, defiring the Houfe to 
confer with the Convocation, and Anfwer thereto, eod. die. 
Committee appointed, eod. die. Another Meflage from the 
King, and Refolution to confer with the Bifhops, as Lords of 
Parliament, 17 Apr. King’s further Pleafure fignified, and 
Lords to be moved for a Conference, 18. Conference agreed 
to by the Lords, and Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 
ig. Another Conference defired with the Lords, and Antwer, 
30. Articles, to be treated of in the Conference, read, 5 May. 
Conference appointed, 8. Adjourned to the Council-chamber, 
upon the King’s declaring his Intention to {peak to the Com- 
mittee, 17. Conference reported, 18. Motion to defire an- 
other Conference with the Lords, 19. Meffage from the 
Lords, defiring a Sub-committee may be named to conter, eod. 
die. Grand Committee to name a Sub-committee, eod. die. 

Report of the Conference, 24 May. Another Conference 
defired with the Lords, and agreed to, eod. die. Report, and 
Debate thereupon, 8 June. Committee to fearch Precedents, 
to warrant the Houfe to meddle in Matters of Religion, eod. die. 
To draw a Petition to the King, for difpenfing with Minifters 
in Matters indifferent, eod. die. Report, 13 June. Petition 
read, and debated, eod.die. To be prefented to the King, 16. 
Conference defired with the Lords, touching an Inftrument, 
delivered from the Convocation-houfe at the former Con- 
ference, 21. Agreed to, 28. Report, 2 July. 

Refiitution, Bills of. Vide Arundell, Effex, Littleton, Lucas, 
Norfolk, Pagett, and Southampton. 

Bill, inhibiting the Reftitution of Recufants, and Perfons 

refufing to take the Oath of Supremacy, read, 26 May. Com- 
mitted, 30. 

Rivers, navigable, Bill to reftrain the Erection of Wears, or other 
Obfiructions, therein, read, * *. Committed, 23 June. 

Rodney, Sir George, Bill for fettling his Lands, read, 23 Apr. 
Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 30. Pazfled, 
7 May. Sent to the Lords, 10. 

Rogues, Vagabonds, and fturdy Beggars, Bill to explain the A&amp; 
39 Eliz. touching them, read, 1 May. Committed, 5. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 12. Paffed, and fent to the 
Lords, 19. Returned, with Amendments, 16 June, Sent 
back, 23. 

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Roufe, Sir Thomas, Bill for Sale of Lands for Payment of his 
Debts, read, 23 May. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 26. Pafled, 4 June. Sent to the Lords, g, Return- 
ed, with Amendments, 12. Amendments agreed to, 16. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sef. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 
ADIPOLL, Parfon of, Bill for his Relief, read, 22 Jan. 


Committed, 23. 

Rates, Book of, Officers of the Cuftoms heard touching it, 10 
May. Voted a Grievance, eod. die. 

Recufants, Committee appointed to confider of Articles for a 
Bill againft them, 21 Jan. Proceedings of the Sub-committee 
reported, and to be delivered to the general Committee, 25. 
Articles to be perfected, 31. Reported, 1 Feb, Proceedings 
thereon, 3, 4, 5,6, &amp; 7. Conference defired by the Lords, 
touching this Matter, and agreed to, 3 Feb. Report, and 
Articles to be delivered to the Lords, 7. New Articles, 8. 
Proceedings thereon, 10. Articles, from the Lords, read, and 
referred to the Committee, 12. Another Conference defired 
by the Lords, agreed to, eod.die. Article, touching Recufants 
dwelling in London, read, and referred, 13 Feb. Managers 
appointed for the Conference, 17. Report, 27. Proceedings 
thereon, 27 &amp; 28 Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. Committee appointed to 
draw Bills againft Recufants, 5 Mar.—Bill for difcovering and 
reprefling them, and preferving the King’s Subjects in their 
due Obedience, read, 11 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported, 
and re-committed, 25. Reported, with a new Title, and to 
be ingroffed, 7 Apr. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 14. 
Conference defired by the Lords thereon, and agreed to, 10 
May. Report, and Committee to confider of their Exceptions, 
14. Report of their Proceedings, 17. Another Conference 
defired with the Lords, and agreed to, eod. die. Report, 20 
May. Bill fent from the Lords, with Amendments, aud Re- 
commendation, 26. Amendments read twice, and committed, 
eod. die. Reported, and agreed to, 27.—Bill for the con- 
forming of Recufants to the true Religion, read, 13 Mar. 
Committed, 14.—Bill for preventing Dangers by Recufants, 
twice read, and committed, 31 Mar. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 8 Apr. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 14. Returned, 
with Amendments, 26 May. Amendments agreed to, 27. 

Lords to be advifed with, touching the Removal of 
Recufants Twenty Miles from London, 22 Mar. 

Religion, Committee appointed, to confider thereof, 22 Jan. 
Order for their Meeting, 28. King’s Meflage, defiring a 
fpeedy Proceeding, 29. Conference defired by’ the Lords 
thereupon, 3 Feb. Vide Recufants. 

Bill for eftablifhing true Religion, prefented, 8 Feb. 

Read, 10. Committed, 13. Reported, 22. Amendments 
confidered, and Bill re-committed, 24. Reported, 1 Mar. 
Re-committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 18. Pafled, 
20. Sentto the Lords, 26. Returned, with Amendments, 20 
May. Amendments confidered, and rejected, 22. 

Refidence, of beneficed Men, Bill to repeal fome Claufes in former 
Statutes touching it, read, 4 Apr. Committed, 5. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed,12. Pafled, 8 May. Sent to the Lords, 10. 

Rivers, Bill to reftrain the Ereétion of Wears, &amp;c. therein, read, 
31 Jan. Committed, 7 Feb. Reported, 12 Mar. To be 
ingrofled, 13. Pafled, 21. Sent to the Lords, 26. 

Road Bills. Vide Highways, and Nonfuch. 

Roger, John, Bill from the Lords, for his Relief, 10 Apr. Read, 
14. Comumitted,17. Reported, and paffed,2 May. Sent to 
the Lords, 5. 

Roufe, Sir Thomas, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 31 Jan. 
Committed, 1 Feb. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24. 
Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 6 Mar. 

Rye, Manor of. Vide Throckmorton. 








4°&amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Seff 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


AMSDEN, John, Bill to naturalize him, read, 23 Feb, 


Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13 Mar, 
Paffed, 26. 


Reeufants. Vide Jefuits. 

Remanding, of Malefaciors. Vide Union. 
Reflitution, Bill of. Vide Windfor. 
Roads, in Suffex, &amp;c. Vide Highways. 


7°&amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


ECORDS, touching Impofitions. Vide Impofitions. 

Recufants, Bill to explain an A&amp; 23 Eliz. concerning them, 

read, 27 Apr. Committed,8 May. Additional Committees, 24. 
Motions and Debate about proceeding againft Reculants, 
18 &amp; 25 May. Articles againft them delivered in, and read, 
26. Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, held, and 
reported, eod. die. Another Conference held, and reported, 
eod. die. Petition concerning them,to be prefented to the King 
y the Speaker, and Committee appointed to attend him, eod. 
ze. King’s Anfwer reported, 30 May. 

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Religion, 








INDEX ¢@o the 


Religion, Committee to confider of it, 22 Mar. Vide Recu- 


ants. 
Hat ting of Offenders, Bill read, 2 May. Committed, 7. Re- 
orted, and to be ingroffed, x *. Paffed, and fent to the 
lai 18 June. Conference defired by the Lords thereon, 3 
July. Report touching an Objection made thereto by the 
Lords, and Anfwer thereto, 6. To be communicated at a 
Conference, eod. die. Conference defired for. that Purpofe, 
and agreed to, 12 “=, 

Reftitution, Bills of. Vide Brooke, and Davyes. 

Robinfon, Mr. Vide Effex. 

Rochefter, Bill xelating thereto, read, 31 May. Committed, 22 
June. 

Rogerfon, Mr. Burgefs for Coventry, Report touching his being 
ineurably fick, and Certificate to be brought, 19 Feb. 
Brought, and new Writ ordered, 2 Mar. 

Rogues,and Vagabonds, Bill for due Execution of the Laws againft 
them, read, 15 May. Committed, 18. iy 0 and to be 
ingrofled, 16 July. Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 17. Vide 
Gold-end-men. 

Roufe, Reginald, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 19 May. 

ommitted, 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 30 June. 
pafled, 4 July. Sent to the Lords, 5. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 
R AMS EY, William, Efg. Vide Steward. 


Records, touching Impofitions, to be brought to the Com- 
mittee for Impofitions, 6 May. Vide Impofitions.—of the 
Houfe, Motion for a fit Place to keep them in, 20 May.—of 
the Seflions of the Peace, Bill for fafe keeping of them, read, 
24 &amp; 31 May. 

Recujants, Motion about the Increafe of them, and Committee 
to confider of the Occation thereof, 20 Apr. Day appointed 
for the meeting of the Committee, 6 May. Letters to the 
Town-clerk of London, and Clerk of the Peace for Weti- 
miufter, in favour of any Jefuits, Priefts, or Recufants, to be 
brought to the Committee, 12. 

Religion, Motions about it, 12 Apr. 

Rofewell, Henry, Efy; Bill for reverfing a Decree in Chancery 
againft him, read, 31 May. 


18°&amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 
RA4PN OR EleAion, Complaint of a Bill exhibited in the 


Star-chamber concerning it, and Party to be fent for, 18 
May. 

Raleigh, Carew, Bill from the Lords, for his Reflitution, 30 
May. 

Records, of the~Houfe, Motion for a Place to keep them in, 
referred to the Committee of Privileges, 8 Feb.—Motion for 
Payment for Copies of Records had out of the Tower, 2 
June. 

Recufants, Motion againft them, and Committee of the whole 
Houle to confider thereof, 5 Feb. Heads of a Petition re- 
ported, 13. Amended and agreed to, and Conference to 
be defired with the Lords thereupon, eod. dic. Agreed to, and 
held, 14 Feb. Petition agreed to by the Lords, and King to 
be acquainted therewith, eod. die. Conference defired by the 
Lords, touching the Manner of prefenting it, and held, 15 
Feb. Report, and Refolution thereupon, eod. die. Another 
Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, eod. die. Held, 
and reported, 16. Prince defired to join in the Petition, and 
Requeft yielded to, eod. die—Debate touching the Means of 
fecuring Religion againft Jefuits and Recufants, 26 &amp; 27 Nov. 
Grand Committee to confider thereof, and of a Petition to the 
King, to put the Laws in Execution againft them, 27. Refo- 
lutions of the Committee reported, and Petition to be drawn, 
28. Grand Committee to fit to receive it, 1 Dec. Petition 
reported, and read, 3. Debate upon the Claufe, touching the 
Prince’s Marriage, eod. die. Petition amended, and agreed to, 
and Meffengers appointed to deliver it, eod. die. Petition read 
again, and delivered to the Meffengers, 4 Dec. King’s Letter 
to the Speaker concerning it, read, and Meffengers recalled, 
eod. die. Further Proceedings thereon, 6 &amp; 7 Dec. Vide 
Privileges.—Reculants to pay double Sublidy, 28 Nov. 

———- Committee to confider of the Statutes againft Recufants, 
and the Means of enforcing them, 17 Feb.—to draw a Bill 
againtt Frauds in finding Inquifitions of their Lands, 2 Mar. 
—Bill for Explanation of a Statute 3 Jac. for difcovering and 
fupprefling them, read, * *. Committed,2 Mar. The fame 
Committee to confider of Means to prevent Frauds in finding 
of Inquifitions in favour of Recufants, eod. die. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 26 Mar. Paffed, 24 Apr.—Bill for due 
Execution of former Laws made againft them, read, 26 
Apr. Committed, 4 May. Petition againft Purfuivants, com- 
pounding with Priefis, and Recufants, prefented, and re- 
ferred, 5. 

Redferne, Mr. his Bill read, 7 Feb. Committed, 16 Mar. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 27 Apr. 





First VoLuME. 
Regrators, Bill for Repeal of Part of an A&amp; 5 Edw. VI. againft 


them, read, 21 Apr. 

Religion, Debate touching the State of it, 26 Nov. Vide Recu- 
ants. 

Po Vide Privileges. 

Reftitution, Bill of. Vide Raleigh. 

Revenue. Vide King. 

—s on, Mr. Serjeant, chofen Speaker, 30 Jan. 

peaker.. 

Ring Lotteries, Meffage from the King, concerning them, and 
Anfwer thereto, 26 Feb. Houfe informed of a Proclamation 
againft them, 7 Mar. 

Rochefter Ele&amp;tion, Report concerning it, 3 Mar. 

Mayor of, ordered to attend the Committee of Griev- 
ances, 17 Apr. 

Rogues, Patent for difpenfing with the Statute concerning them, 
voted a Grievance, 21 Mar, 

Bill for fending of Rogues and Vagabonds to the Houfe 

of Correétion, and punifhing Conftables neglecting their Duty, 

read, 20 Apr. Committed, 22 Nov. 


Vide 








21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624, 


RAMPTON Manor. Vide Alcock. 

Rawleigh, Carew, Bill for his Reftitution, read, 3 Apr. 
Takes the Oaths, 6. Queftion about the Bill’s beginning with 
the Commons, and Committee appointed to fearch Precedents 
in relation thereto, eod. die. Report,8 Apr. Bill committed, 
eod. die. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27 Apr. Patfled, 
9 
28. 

Recufants, Bill for explaining a Statute 3 Jac. for difeovering and 
reprefling them, read, 24 Feb. To be ingroffed, 25. eg 
mittee to perufe it, when ingroffed, eod. die. Paffed, and fent 
to the Lords, 6 Mar.—Bill for Education of their Children, 
read, 1 May.—New Bill read, 5 May. 

Orders touching Members keeping Recufant Servants, 
25 Feb.—Committee appointed to draw a Meflage to the 
Lords concerning popifh Prietis, and Recufants, eod. die. Re- 
lation of the Proceedings of a Recufant, ftiling himfelf Bithop 
of Calcedon, eod. die. Further Debate about Recufants, 26 
Feb. Meffage to the Lords to be ftayed, eod. die. Matter 
touching Religion and Recufants, to be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 1 Apr. Confidered, 2. Sub- 
committee to draw Articles, to be prefented to the King 
againft Recufants, eod. die. Matter further confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 3 Apr. Petition, and Ar- 
ticles, reported, and agreed to, eod. die. Conference defired 
with the Lords thereupon, eod. die. Held, and reported, eod. 
die. Petition of one Tendering, offering to difcover the 
Practices of Recufants, read, and Committee appointed to 
examine him, eod. die. Meflage from the Lords, about the 
Petition, 5 Apr. Conference defired by the Lords, con- 
cerning it, 6. Held, and — eod. die. Debate upon 
the Model delivered by the Lords, and Anfwer thereupon, 
eod. die. Sub-committee to compare the Petition and Model, 
eod. die. Report, and Refolutions thereupon, 7 Apr. Con- 
ference defired with the Lords thereupon, 9. Agreed to, 10. 
Held, and reported, eod. die. Amendments, propofed by the 
Lords, agreed to, eod. die. Another Conference held, and 
reported, eod. die. Petition read, and fent to the Lords, 14 
Apr. Conference defired by the Lords, touching it, and 
agreed to, 22. Held, and reported, eod. die. Both Houfes 
to attend the King therewith, eod. die. His Anfwer reported, 
and to be entered in the Journal, 24 Apr.—Orders for pre- 
fenting the Names of Recufants in Places of Truft, 3. 7. 0. 
12.16. &amp; 24, Apr. Certificates prefented, and Committee 
to confider of them, 27. Further Inftructions given to the 
Committee, 29 Apr. &amp; 4 May. Report, and Proceedings 
thereon, 12 May. Committee to draw a Petition, for re- 
moving Recufants from Places of Truft, eod.die. Petition 
reported, and agreed to, and Lords to be defired to join therein, 
19 May. Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, held, 
and reported, 20. Another Conference, defired by the Lords, 
touching it, held, and reported, 21. The Prince’s Offer, of 
acquainting the King therewith, accepted, and Thanks given 
to him thereupon, eod. die. 

Redferne, ‘Thomas, Bill for confirming a Sale of Lands made by 
him, 12 Mar. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
26 Apr. 

Religion. Vide Recufants—Committee appointed to confider 
of feveral Petitions and Complaints, concerning Religion and 
Learning, 28 Apr. All Complaints, relating thereto, to be pre- 
ferred to the Committee, 30. Report touching Mr. Moun- 
tague’s Book, and Archbifhop of Canterbury to be acquainted 
therewith, 13 May.—touching Dr. Anyan, 20 May. Vide 
Anyan.—touching Dr. Richardion, eod. die. Vide Richardjon. 
—touching Simon Dormer, a popifh Schooliafter, eod. die. 
Vide Dormer.—touching a Complaint againft Sir Ewble 
Theluall, eod. die. Vide Theluall. 


Reftitution, Bill of —Vide Rawleigh—Committee to tearch 
&amp; Precedents 








IN DEX (@o the First VotumME. 


Precedents about Bills of Reftitution beginning with the 
Commons, 6 Apr. Report, 8. 

Return, of a Member by a wrong Name, to be amended, 
12 Mar. To be amended by the Bailiff, and not by the 
Clerk of the Crown, and to be fent down for that Purpofe, 
15. . 

Revenue. Vide King. = 

Richardfon, Dr. Matter of Trinity College, Petition againft him 
referred to Committee for Religion, 28 Apr. Report touching 
him, and cleared, 20 May. 

Rives, Sir John, Bill relating to him, read, 17 Apr. Committed, 
21. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20 May. Motion for 
Counfel to be heard at the Third Reading, 22. a 

Rolls, Mafter of, Bill to enable him to let Leafes, read, 18 Mar. 
Committed, 22. Petition againtt it, and Counfel to be heard 
thereon, 6 Apr. 

Ryvers, Sir John, Bill for fettling his Lands, read, 23 Apr. 
Committed, 27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 May. Pafled, 
8. Returned from the Lords, with Amendments, 22. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 27. 


1° Car. 1. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 
R ATES. Vide Tazes. 


Recufants, a Pardon to divers tendered, and read, 1 Aug. 
Debate thereupon, and Committee of the whole Houfe to con- 
fider of it, eod. die. Sub-committee to draw a Petition to the 
King about it, 6 Aug. Petition reported, and agreed to, 8. 
Conference, defired with the Lords thereupon, accepted, and 
Committee appointed to manage it, eod. die. Report, 9 Aug. 
Another Conference defired by the Lords, and agreed to, 10. 
Report, and Proceedings thereon, 11. 

Religion, Conference, defired by the Lords, about the Petition 
concerning it, agreed to, and held, 4 July. Report touching 
feveral Alterations propounded by the Lords,eod. die. Altera- 
tions confidered, and agreed to, and Committee appointed 
to pen them, eod. die. Committee of both Houfes to meet 
about them, 5 July. Report, and Petition to be ingroffed, 6. 
Meflage, to defire the Lords to fit for receiving it, eod. die. 
Delivered to the Lords, and King moved by them for Acce(s, 
eod. die. Committee of both Houfes to attend the King there- 
with, 8 July. Report of the Delivery thereof, 9. King’s An- 
{wer reported, 9 Aug. 


1° &amp; 2°Car.J. Parl.2. A.1625, &amp; 1626. 
R ATES. Vide Taxes.—Committee for Tonnage and 
Poundage to confider of the Book of Rates, 24 Mar. &amp; 
June. 

Ravleigh, Carew, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
17 Mar. Read, 20. Committed, 24. Paffed, 25. 

Receipts, phyfical. Vide Medicines. 

Recujants, Bill concerning their Children, read, 15 Feb. Com- 
initted, 1 Mar. New Bill to be drawn, 24.—Bill to explain 
the Act 3 Jac. for difcovering and repreffing Recufants, read, 
21 Feb. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 Mar. Paffed, 7.—Bill to direét the real Conformity of 
Recufants, read, 24 Mar. Committed, 8 May. 

Names of Recufants, in Places of Truft, to be prefented 
to the Committee for Religion, 21 Feb. Order touching the 
prefenting of thofe in Durham and Newcaftle, eod. die. Order 
about the Meeting of the Members to confider thereof, 
23 Feb. Report, and Proceedings thereupon, 2 Mar. Com- 
mittee — to confider of the Manner of prefenting 
feveral, thought dangerous to the State, eod. die. Petition 
touching the Lord Prefident of the North, reported, and to 
be ingrofled,g Mar. Report touching the Regifter of York, 
and Oréer thereupon, eod. die. Prefentment read, and Pro- 
ceedings thereon, 20 Mar. Committee appointed to frame a 
Petition thereupon, eod. die. Further Proceedings upon the 
Prefentment, 3.11. &amp; 23, May. Petition read, and to be 
ingroffed, 23. Agreed to, and to be prefented to the King, 
6 June. 

Religion, Committee to confider thereof, 10 Feb. Impowered to 
fend for Records, &amp;c. 13. Report touching Reeufants in 
Places of Truft, 2 Mar. Vide Recufants——touching a Letter 
for reprieving fome Priefts and Jefuits at York, 23 Mar. Let- 
ter avowed by the King, 24.—Report touching Simon Dormer, 
a popifh Schoolmafter, 25 Mar. Vide Dormer.—touching one 
Cleydon, another popith Schoolmafter, eod.die. Vide Cleydon — 
touching Dr. Mountague’s Book, 17 Apr. Vide Mountague. 
Committee impowered to make Sub-committees, to go and 
examine Witneffes hindered from attending, 29 Apr. 

Remonftrances. Vide Privileges and Tonnage. 

Returns, Book of, to be perfected by the Clerk of the Crown, 5 Apr. 

Revenue. Vide King. 

Ryvers, Sir George, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 
13 Feb. 

Vou. I. 





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3°&amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1627, &amp; 1628. 


R4 T E S, Book of, Propofition, for fettling one in Parliament? 
to be confidered of, 9 Apr. Referred to the Committee for 
Trade, 11.—Complaint of Two new Books of Rates, and 
Committee appointed to examine them, 17 May. Sir Edm. 
Sawyer, the Projector, and others, to attend, eod. die. Com- 
mittee to examine any other Books, not printed, and to fend 
for Records, &amp;c. 21 May. Report, and Proceedings thereon, 
21 June. Vide Sawyer. 

Rawleigh, Carew, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
27 May. Read, 28. Committed, 4 June. Reported, and 
Counfel to be heard, 18. Heard, 19. Bill paiied, with a 
Provifo, eod. die. 

Recefs. Vide Adjournment. 

Recufants, Bill to prevent their Children being fent over Sea, to 
be bred in Popery, read, 19 Mar. Committed, 21. Additional 
Committees, 29. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 17 June. 
Pafled, 20. Conference, defired by the Lords about it, 
held, and reported, 23. Committee to confider of the 
Alterations propofed by the Lords, eod. die. Power given to 
the Committee for a free Conference, eod. die. Bill fent from 
the Lords, with Amendments, which read, and agreed to, 
25 June. 

Names of Recufants, in Places of Trutt, to be brought 
tothe Committee for Religion, 21 Mar. To be delivered 
openly in the Houfe, 25. Prefented, 24 Apr. Committee 
appointed to prepare a Prefentment of them, eod. die. Ad- 
ditional Committees, 12 May. Prefentment read, 14 June. 
To be ingrofled, 16. To be prefented to the King, 19. His 
Anfwer reported, 24.—Conference defired by the Lords, about 
a Petition for Execution of the Laws againft Jefuits, Priefts, 
and Recufants, 26 Mar. Agreed to, and Committee appointed 
to manage it, eod. die. Report, 27 Mar. Draught of a Petition 
delivered in, and referred to the fame Committee, eod. die. 
Reported, with Amendments, 28 Mar. Conference defired 
with the Lords thereon, and agreed to, eod. die. Alterations 
agreed to by the Lords, 29 Mar. Petition to be prefented by 
both Houtes, eod. die. King to be attended therewith, 31 Mar. 
Speaker not to go, and Members appointed to report, cod. die. 
King’s Anfwer reported, 1 Apr. To be brought in in Writ- 
ing, and recorded, evd. die. Delivered in, and read, 7 Apr. 
Thanks to be returned to the King for it, eod. die. Con 
mittee to compare it with the Anfwer to the Petition at 
Oxford, 8 Apr. 

——— Sub-committee for Religion, to confider of the beft Courfe 
for enforcing the Laws againit Recufants, 8 Apr. Bill to 
explain the Aét, 3 Jac. for difcovering and reprefling them, 
read, 22. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
31 May. Patffed, 9 June. : 

Refolution for Recufants to pay double Subfidy,8 May.— 
Committee appointed to confider of Two Commiffions for 
compounding with them, 24 May. 

Religion, Committee of the whole Houfe to confider thereof, 
20 Mar. Order for their fitting, 25. Sub-committee to con- 
fider of the beft Courfe for preventing the Growth of Popery, 
§ Apr. Vide Recufants—Repoit, touching Mr. Mountague, 
28 Apr. Vide Mountague.—touching a Petition and Articles 
againft Mr. Burgefs, eod. die. Vide Burgefs—touching Dr. 
Manwaring’s Sermons, 14 May. Vide Manwaring.—touching 
Mrs. Milborne’s Children, 24 May. Vide Milborne—Com- 
mittee clofed, by Order of the Houfe, g June. 

Remonjftrance, touching the State of the King and Kingdom, 
Grand Committee to confider of it, 3, 4,5, 6, 7. &amp; 9, June. 
Perfons to attend, and Commiffion, touching Excifes or Im- 
potitions, to be brought, 6&amp;7. Vide Impofitions.—Order for 
making the Report, 10. Heads of the Remonttrance reported, 
and agreed to, 11. Additional Article, touching the D. of 
Buckingham, to be inferted, eod. die. Committee appointed 
to frame a Remonftrance thereupon, eod. die. Draught of it 
reported, and recommitted, 14. Reported, and to be in- 

rofled, eod. die. Schedule, of Ships loft, to be annexed, 16 
f une. Remonftrance to be prefented to the King, and Houfe 
appointed to attend him therewith, eod. die. To be read by 
the Speaker, without a Preface, 17 June —Remonttrance, 
touching Tonnageand Poundage, reported, and to be ingroffed, 
25 June. King’s Speech, concerning it, 26. 


4° Car.I. Parl. 3. Sef 2. A. 1628. 


R®¢ US ANTS, Bill to explain the Act 3 Jac. for difcover- 
ing and repreiling them, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 28. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10 Feb. 

Notice to be given to the Committee for Religion, of all 

Letters for ftopping Proceedings againft Recufants, 13 Feb. 

Letters to be brought to the Sub-committee, 21. Committee 

appointed ¢ofearch, what Recufants have been convicted fince 

1 Car. and’ double charged to the Subfidies, 23. 








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IN DEX ¢o the First VoLumMe. 


Religion, Grand Committee appointed, 20 Jan. Particulars to be 
debated thereat, 26. Report touching the Delivery of the Re- 
monftrance of laft Seffion to the Lord Privy Seal by the King’s 
Command, 27. Remonftrance delivered back, eod. die. Mat- 
ter of Religion to have Precedency of all other Bufinefs, and 
feveral Heads propounded to be treated of, eod. die. None to 
ge out from the Committee without Leave, eod.die. Com- 
mittee to fit again, 27 &amp; 28 Jan. Form of a Declaration re- 
ported, and agreed to, 29. Report touching a Petition againft 
Mr. Withrington, and Mr. Colens, 5 Feb. Vide Withrington, 
and Cofens.—Report of a Charge againft the Bifhop of Win- 
chefter, 7 &amp; 11 Feb. Vide Winchefter—Select Committee 
appointed to confider of the Differences in the feveral Impref- 
fions of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion, 5 Feb. King’s 
Printers examived in relation thereto, eod. die. 

Revenue. Vide King. 

Rolles, Mr. Relation concerning the Seizure of his and other 

Merchants Goods, to be confidered by a Committee, 22 

Jan. Cuftomers to attend, 22 &amp; 30 yy 10. 14. 17. &amp; 

19, Feb. King’s Meflage concerning this Matter, 23 Jan. 

Petitions referred, 28 and 31 Jan. 6. 9. &amp; 17, Feb. Pre- 

cedents to be fearched, touching the Manner of the 

Cuftomers coming in, 30 Jan. Order thereupon, 31. Com- 

mittee impowered to fend for Perfons, 3 Feb. Report 

touching Mr. Acton’s Prevarication, 9 Feb. Vide Aton. Fur- 
ther Report, 12 Feb. Matter to be confidered by the Com- 

mittee for Tonnage and Poundage, eod. die. Report, and a 

Meflage to be fent to the Exchequer thereupon, eod. die. Re- 

port touching the Delivery of it, 13 Feb. Anfwer delivered 

in, and Committee to confider of it, 14. To confider of a fit 

Courfe to put the Merchants in Pofleffion of their Goods, 

17. Cuftomers examined, 19. Grand Committee to con- 

fider of the Breach of the Privilege of the Houfe by them, 19, 

20, &amp; 21. Leafe of the Cuftoms to be brought, 19. Delivered 

in, 20. Cuftomers to be examined by the Committee, and none 

to go out without Leave, eod. dic. 
attend, eod. die. Further Report, and Refolution thereupon, 

23 Feb. 

Privilege to Mr. Rolles, ferved with a Subpoena out of 

the Star-chamber, 10 Feb. Vide Privileges. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seffi1. A. 1547. 


4 CRAMENT, Bill from the Lords, concerning it, read, 

J 10. 13, and 14, Dec. Paffed, 17. 

Sheriffs, Bill concerning them, read, 2 Dec. Committed, 8. 
Paffed, 13. 

Speaker, chofen, * * Nov. ; 

Spices, Bill for garbling them, read, 30 Nov. &amp; 8 Dec. 

Spiritualty. Vide Benefices. “rr 

Stafford, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
13&amp; 14 Dec. Pafled, 16. 

Statutes. Vide Aéts, and Treafons. 

Steel-yard. Vide Tonnage. 

Strangers, Bill againtt their dwelling near the Water-fide, read, 
14 Dee. ; 

Subpena, Writs of. Vide Writs. 

Subfidy, of Tonnage and Poundage. Vide Tonnage. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1548. 


S4 LMON. Vide Eels. 

J Schools, Bill for ereéting and endowing them, read, and com- 
mitted, 23 Jan. Read a Second time, 31. Pafled, g Feb. 

Severn, Bill fora Paffage over it at Awfte, read, 10 Dec. 

Sewers, Bill to continue the Aécts relating thereto, read, 13 Mar. 

Seymour, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for his Attainder, read, 28 
Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. Meflage from the Lords, concerning it, 2 Mar. 
Refolution touching the hearing of Evidence thereupon, and 
Meffage to the Protector, defiring the Lords may come to the 
Houfe for that Purpofe, eod, die. King’s Anfwer to the Mef- 
fage reported, 4 Mar. Order for fending to the Lords, if 
neceflary, eod. die. Bill paffed, eod. die. 

Sharyngton, Sir William, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation 
of his Attainder, read, 25 Feb.&amp; 5 Mar. Paffed, 6 Mar. 

Sheriffs, Bili for them to be but one Year, read, 5 &amp; 9 Jan.— 
Bill for Allowances to them, read, 25 &amp; 26 Feb. Paffed, 
2 Mar. 

Shoemakers. Vide Curriers. 

Soldiers. Vide Officers. 

Somerfet, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of his 
demefne Lands, read, 5&amp;7 Mar. Paffed, 7. 

Stamford, Bill for a School there, read, 7 Mar. Pazffed, 8. 

— Bill for uniting Churches there, read, 5 Dec. &amp; 29 Jan. 
Paffed, 14 Feb. 

Statutes. Vide Aéis. 

Steel. Vide Iron. 

Storie, Mr. a Burges, committed to the Serjeant, and none to 
{peak with him, 21 Jan, To be continued in Cuftody, 22. 








Report, and Witnefles to ‘ 


Articles of Accufation againft him, read, 23. Committed to 
the Tower, 24. His Wife ordered to bring in her Bill, 25. 
Bill brought in, and to be delivered to the Proteétor, 26. Let- 
ters from Mr. Storye, 20 Feb. Another Letter of Submiffion, 
2 Mar. Proteétor to be informed of the Refolution of the 
Houfe for his Enlargement, and the King to be requefted to 
pardon him, eod. die. 

Subpena’s, and Privy Seals, Bill, to appear thereto b 
read, and committed, 8 Feb. Read Second and 
16 Feb.&amp; 2 Mar. Patffed, 5 Mar. 

Subfidy, Articles for it, 1 Feb. Bill for a Subfidy of Goods, 
Sheep, and Cloths, for Three Years, read, 14 &amp; 25 Feb. 
Pafled, 2 Mar. Provifo for the Spiritualty, twice read, and 
pafled, 11. _ 

Bill from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy, read, 

8 &amp; 13 Feb. Paffed, 26. 


Attorney, 
hird time, 





3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. SefZ 3+ A. 1549. 
Se HOOTLS, Bill for giving Lands to them, read, 7 Dec? 


Servants, departing from their Service, Bill touching them, 
read, and committed, 4 Nov.—Bill for retaining Servants and 
Journeymen, twice read, 19 Dec.—New Bill read, and com- 
mitted, 2 Jan. Read Second and Third time, 17 &amp; 21. 
Paffed, 22. 

Sewers, and Regrators, Bill for continuance of the A&amp;s concern- 
ing them, read, and committed, 5 Nov. Re-delivered, eod. die. 
—New Bill, for continuance of Acts of Sewers, read, 15. 27. 
&amp; 30, Nov. Paffed, 3 Dec. 

Seymour, Lady Mary, Bill from the Lords, for her Reftitution, 
read twice, 21Jan. Paffed, 22. 

Sharyngton, Sir William, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
4Jan. Read, 7&amp;8.  Paffed, 10. 

Somerfet, Duke of, Bill from the Lords, for his Fine and Ran- 
fom, 15 Jan. Read, 15 &amp;18. Pafled, 21. 

Statutes. Vide Adis. 

Subjidy, Bill for remitting the Payment thereof for Cloths made 
in Devon, read, and re-delivered, 16 Nov.—King to be attended 
for Leave to treat about ditcharging the Payment thereof for 
Sheep and Cloths, 18 Nov. His Anfwer reported, 20. Mei- 
fage to the Lords, for Anfwer, 30. Antwer reported, eod. die. 
New Bill, for difcharging that Branch of the A&amp;, and for 
granting another Subfidy for one Year, read, 11 Dec. Tobe 
ingrofled, 27. Pafled, 14 Jan. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 4. A. 1551, &amp; 1552. 


S CHOOLS, Bill for giving Lands thereto, read, 8 Feb. 
Sea-coals, Bill again{t carrying them over Sea, read, 12 Mar. 
Severn, Bill for making Three Wears thereon, read, 12. 19. &amp; 
24, Feb. 
Sheep, Bill to prohibit the keeping of above Two Thoufand&amp; 
read, 15 Feb. To be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, 7 Mar. 
— Bill, for Ten Sheep to till an Acre of Land, read, 17 &amp; 
20 Feb. Read, and debated, 23. 
Bill, for having Sheep to put Land into Tillage, read, 
2&amp;4 Mar. 
Shoes, old, Bill for carrying them over Sea, read, 29 Jan. &amp; 10 
Feb. ‘To be ingrofled, 24 Feb. ; ; 
Simony, Bill from the Lords, againft it, 8 Apr. Read, 8 &amp; 11. 
Somerjet, late Duke of, Bill, figned by the King, touching the 
Repeal of his entailed Lands, read, 3 &amp; 8 Mar. Arguments 
thereupon, and Committee appointed to fee the Aéts of Entail, 
9. Copies of them delivered in, 12. Bill read Third time, 
15- Debated, and committed, 16. Further Debate,17. Ar- 
ticles devifed by the Committees, touching Repeal of part of 
the Entail, 1 Apr. New Billread, 5. ‘To be ingrofled, 7. 
Read Third time, 8. Debated, and paffed, 9. Article touch- 
ing his Names, and Stiles of Dignity, 13 Addition to the Bill, 
by the Lords, read, and patled, 14. 
Speaker, to iflue Warrants for Writs of Privilege, 22 Feb. 
Surgery, Bill for Exercife thereof, read, 7 Mar. 








7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552, &amp; 1553. 


E a E RN, Bill for erecting Three Wears thereon, read, 
8 Mar. 
Seymour, Sir Edward, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
27 Mar. Read, 27 &amp; 28. Patfled, 20. 
Shoemakers, at Calais, Bill concerning them, read, 14 Mar. 
Speaker, chofen, 2 Mar. Makes his Oration before the King, 4. 
Subjidy, King’s Counfel, and others, to confider of it, 7 Mar. 
Bill for a Subfidy, and Two Fifteens and Tenths, read; 9. 
Committed, 10. Debated, and to be ingrofled, 11. Paifed, 


14. Two Provifoes, for Wales, and {piritual Men, read, and 
paffed, 18. 

— Bill from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy, 23 
Paffed, 28. 

Vide fupra Subfidy. 





Mar. Read, 24 &amp; 25. 
Supply, Argument for it, 6 Mar. 





INDEX @ the First Vouvume. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess.1. A. 1553. 


gE W ERS, Commiffions of, Bill touching them, read, 14 
A” &amp; 20 Dét. , ’ 
Shirborne Catifey, Bill for repairing it, read, 21 O&amp;. 


Speaker, cholen, 5 Oct. Makes his Oration before the Queen, 9- 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1553. 


OCHOO LS, Poor, and Highways, Bill for Affurance of Lands 
given thereto, read, 31 Oct. To be ingroffed, 25 Nov. 

Patled, 27. 

Sewers, Commiffions of, Bill touching them, read, 24 O&amp;. To be 
ingrofled, 25. Paffed, 27. 

Seymour, Sir Edward, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 15 
Nov. Read, 15 &amp; 18, Pafled, 21. 

Sheriffs, Bill for them not to be Juftices of Peace, during their 

ihee, read, 16 Nov. To be ingrofled, 17. Paffed, 21.—Bill 

for Allowance to them for the Charges of Juftices, read, 24 
Nov. 

Shirborne Caufey, Bill for repairing it, read, 24 O&amp;. Committed, 
27. Read Third time, 18 Nov. Pafled, 25. 

Si/va cedua, Bill for Payment of Tythes thereof, read, 30 O&amp;. 
Committed, § Nov. 

Somerfit, County, Bill for Amendment of Dikes and Highways 
there, read, 20 Nov. Committed, 22. 

Stanhope, Thomas, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, read, 
27&amp;29 Nov. Pafled, 4 Dec. 

Statutes, touching Divine Service, c. 
read, 31 Ott. Vide Divine Service. 

Bill from the Lords, for continuance of divers Statutes, 
read, 29 Nov. Committed, 30. Paffed, 5 Dec. 

Subjfidy, Bill for releafe of it, read, 24 Nov. To be ingroffed, 25. 
Read Third time, 27. Pafled, 2y. 

Surrey, Earl of. Vide Howard. 

Sujex, Countets of, Bill from the Lords, againfi her, and to ba- 
fiardize her Children, read, 27 Nov. 2 &amp; 5 Dec. 


Bill for repeal of them, 





1° Mar.1. Parl.2. A. 1554. 


gco T, and Lot, Bill for bearing it in Cities and Towns, read, 

ye rs 

11 &amp; 20 Apr. 

Servants, of Perfons attending the Houfe, not to make Frays in 
Smithfield, 30 Apr. 

Shirborne Cauley, Bill to continue the Aét touching it, read, 17 

_&amp; 21 Apr. Paffed, 25. 

Speaker, chofen, 2 Apr. Makes his Oration before the Queen, 6. 
To require the Biihop of Durham, in the Name of the Houle, 
to thew Favour to Sir Fra. Jobion, 19 Apr. . 

Statute, of Six Articles, made 31 H. VIIL. Bill to revive it, read, 
17 Apr. ; 

Sted, scowiestitl, Bill to avoid it, read, 7 Apr. To be ingroffed, 
11. Pafled, 12. : 

Steward, Lord, Office of, Biil from the Lords, for eftablifhing it 
to the Earl of Arundell, read, 26&amp;27 Apr. Pafled, 28. 

Suffolk, Duke of. Vide Altainder. 

Surry, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Reverfion of the Manor 
of Gaywood and Rifing to him, read, 20 &amp; 24 Apr. Paffed, 
26. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. §&amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


SC HOOLMASTERS, feditious, Bill againft them, read, 
4 Dec.—New Bill read, and committed, 5 Dec. To be in- 
grofled, 6. Read Third time, and commiited, 8.—New Bill, 

_ to avoid erroneous Schoolmatters, read, 13 Dec. 

Speaker, chofen, 12 Nov. Purport of his Speech to the King and 
Queen, 15. His Petitions for Freedom of Specch, Privilege, and 
Accefs, granted, cod. die. ; 

Suffolk, Duke of. Vide Attainder. 

Supremacy, Bill from the Lords, to repeal certain Acts touching 
it, 26 Dec. Read, 27 &amp; 20. Debated, 31 Dec. &amp; 2 Jan. 
Paffed, 3 Jan. Provifo from the Lords, touching Parfonages 
and Tythes in Laymen’s Hands, to be annexed to the Bill, 
thrice read, and pafled, 4. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A.1555. 
ALCOMBE Haven, Bill to revive it, read, 20 Nov. To 


be ingrofled, 23. Pafled, 27. 
Salmon Barrels, Bill touching them, read, 13 Nov. 
Servants, Bill againft their being Juftices of Peace, read, 30 O&amp;. 
Committed, 31. To be ingroffed, 7 Nov. Pafled, 12. 
Sheep-kins, tanned, Bill againft Sale of them, read, 22 Nov. To 
be ingrofled, 27. VPatfled, 30. 

Sheriffs, Bill tor turther Allowance to'them, read, 1g Nov. To 
_be ingrofled, 25. Paffed, 28. 
Sik-workers, Bill touching them, read, 4 Noy. To be ingroffed, 

8. Palffed, 12. 
Vout. |. ’ 


Smith, Bennet, Bill to take away Clergy from.him for procuring 
the Murder of Giles Rufford, read, 6 &amp; 18 Nov. To be 
brought from the Tower, 18. Proceedings thereon, 22. Bill 
paffed, 23. 

Speaker, chofen, 21 O&amp;. Makes his Oration before the Queen, 
23. Complains of a Member’s Behaviour towards him, 20 
Nov. Vide Storye. 

Stamford, Town and River, Bill touching them, read, 13 Nov. 
To be ingroffed, 22. Paffed, 28. 

Statutes, penal. Vide Laws. 

Storye, Mr. a Member, his Behaviour towards the Speaker be- 

‘fore the Queen complained of, 20 Nov. Cunfeffes the Fault, 
and is pardoned, 21. 

Subfidy, and Two Fifteens, Bill fur them, read, 28 &amp; 29 O&amp;. 
Debated, 30. _ Provifo for Wales, read, 31. The Fifteens re- 
— by the Queen, eod. die. Bill for the Subfidy, paffed, 2 

|Ov. 





Bill from the Lords, for the Subfidy of the Clergy, read 
2 Dec. Read twice, and pafied, 4. 

Suffolk, Duchets of, Bill from the Lords, to oblige her, and others, 
gone beyond Sea without Licence, to return, upon Proclama- 
tion, 26 Nov. Read, 28 Nov. &amp; 5 Dec. . Vacated, 6 Dec. 

Supply, Committee to devife Articles for it, 24 Oc, Vide Sub- 
idy. 

sijen Earl of, Bill from the Lords, to avoid the Jointure and 
Dower of his late Wife, divorced, 13 Nov. Read, 15 &amp; 25. 
Vacated, 28. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil.&amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess.1. A. 1 557 


ANCTUARTES, Bill touching them, read, 8 Feb. 

Committed, 9.—New Bill read, 11 Feb.—Abbot of Weft- 
minfter to be heard by Counfel, touching the San&amp;uary there, 
eod. die. Heard, 12 &amp; 15 Feb. Committee to perufe the 
Grants, 15. 

Seals of Abbots, &amp;c. Vide Covent. 

Searchers, Bill touching Money taken by them in Englith Ships, 
read, 8 Feb. 

Sidney, Lady Mary. Vide Northumberland. 

Soldiers, Motion for a Bill againft fuch as fell their Armour, 25 
Jan.—Committee appointed to draw a Bill souching Soldiers, 
and Captains, &amp;c. 26 Jan. Bill read, and committed, 3 Feb. 
— Bill to prevent Exactions in levying or muftering of Soldiers, 
read, 18 Feb.—Bill from the Lords, to the fame Purpofe, 2: 
Feb. Read, 22. Committed, 25 &amp; 28. Read Third time, 2 
Mar. Paffed, with a Provifo, 3. Sent from the Lords, with a 
new Provilo to be added, inftead of the other, 7 Mar. Pro- 
vifo agreed to, eod. die. 

Speaker chofen, 20 Jan. Approved, and knighted, 22. Affifts 
at a Conference with the Lords, and makes the Report, 24. 

Spices. Vide Wines. 

Stoke-poges, Bill for founding an Hofpital there, read, 10 Feb. 
To be ingroffed, 12. Pafled, 15. 

Subfidy, of the Temporalty, Bill for it, read, 4 &amp; 7 Feb. De- 
bated, 8. Houfe thanked for it by the Queen, 10. Bill read, 
14. Pafled, 16. 

Bill from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy of Can- 
terbury,1g Feb. Read, 21&amp; 22. Paffed, 24. 

Supply, Committee of both Houfes appointed to confer about it, 
24 tee. Vide Subjfidy. 

Suffer, Countefs of, Bill for the Affurance of her Jointure, read, 
17&amp; 18 Feb. Pafled, 19. 


5° &amp; 6° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1558. 


WU BSI DY, Declaration of the Neceflity thereof made by 
a Committee of Lords, fent to the Houfe for that Purpofe, 
14 Nov. Arguments touching it, 15. 





1° Eliz. Parla. A. 1558, &amp; 1559. 


SC HOOLS. Vide Queen. 

Servants, Bill touching them, read, 7 Apr.—Bill touching 
Wages of Servants, and Artificers, read, 21 &amp; 25 Apr. 

Sheriffs, Bill for Allowance to be made them, read, 18 Feb.— 
Committed, 1 Mar.—New Bill read, 9 &amp; 10 Mar. Paffed, 16 
Shipping, foreign, Bill againft lading therein, read, 4 &amp; 15 Mar. 
— New Bill, for lading in Englifh Bottoms, read, 7 Apr. To 

be ingroffed,i9. Pafled, 24. ; 

Sodomy. Vide Conjurations. 

Sole-leather. Vide Leather. 

Speaker, chofen, 25 Jan. Confirmed, 28. His Petitions, for the 
ancient Liberties, granted, eod. die. Makes a Speech at prefent- 
ing the Subfidy, 8 May. 

Stafford, Town of, Bill for holding the Affizes there, read, 16 

ar. To be ingroffed, 18. Paffed, 20. 

Subfidy, Committee to confider of one, 30 Jan. Bill for it or- 
dered, 31. Read, 3 Feb. To be ingroffed, 6. Paffed, 10. 
Sent to the Lords, 11. 

ms Supremacy, 





INDEX ¢o the 


Supremacy, of the Church, Bill to reftore it to the Crown, read, 
9 &amp; 13 Feb. Debated, 13 &amp; 14. Committed, 15.—New Bill 
read, 21 Feb. To be ingroffed, 22. Paffled, 25. Sent from 
the Lords, with Amendments, 18 Mar. Amendments, read, 
20% 21. Agreed to, 22.—New Bill read, 10 Apr. To be in- 

- grofled, 12. Patled, 13. 


3° Elis, Park 2. 


4D DLE Trees, Bill againtt ingrofling them, read, 9 Mar. 
Sanéluary, Bill againft allowing it for Debt, read, 2 Mar. To 
be ingrotled, 4. Palled, 8 Apr. 

Servants, Bill touching them, read, 16 Jan.—New Bill, touching 
Servants robbing their Mafters, read, § Feb. To be ingrofled, 
10. Pafled, 11.—New Bill, for Servants of Artificers and 

“Hufbandry, read, and committed, 24 Feb—Bill for the Or- 


Sess. 1, 4.4502, &amp; 1563. 


ders and Wages of Servants, and Artificers, read, and com-. 


mitted, 3 Mar. Read a Second time, 22. To be ingrofled, 2 
Apr. Patled,6.—Bill from the Lords, to revive the Act againft 
Servants imbezelling their Masters Goods, 27 Mar. Read, 27 
&amp; 29. Pailed, 5 Apr. 

Sherifjs, Biil for Allowance to them for Juftices Dyets, read, 19 
Jan. Committed, 20.—New Bill read, 19 eb. To be in- 
groffed,23. Patled,27. Queen’s Declaration concerning this 
Matter, 17 Mar. 

Sorcery. Vide Witchcraft. 

Southampton, Bill from the Lords, for unlading {weet Wines there, 
i6 Mar. Read, 16 &amp; 23. Pafled, 31. 

Speaker, choten, 12 Jan. Confirmed,15. Makes the ufual Pe- 
titions, eod. die. To write Letters to Parties interefted in Bills 
depending, 21 Jan. Purport of his Speech on prefenting the 
Sublidy Bill, 10 Apr. 

Stafford, Town of, Bill for continuing the Ac for holding the 
Aflizes there, read, 5 eb. 

Stapic, Bill to reduce it into England, Wales, and Ireland, read, 
10 Feb. 

Stronde, Pavifh, Bill for uniting it to St. Clement’s, read, 1 Feb. 
To be ingrofled, 18. 

Subfidy, Motion for it, 20 Jan. ‘Committee to confider of it, 25. 
Order for their meeting, 27. Bill for a Subfidy, and Two Fif- 
teens and Tenths, read, 6 Feb. Debate thereon, and Bill to 
be ingroffed, 10. Oath of the Affeflors debated, and to be in- 
groffed, 13. Bill pafled, 19. 

——— Bill from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy, 6 Mar. 
Read, 8&amp;9. Pafled, 11. 

Sueceffion, of the Crown, Moticn touching it, 18 Jan. Vide 
Queen. 

Suffolk, Duchefs of. Vide Bartye. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Declaration of the Services to be pro» 
vided for thereby, 20 Jan. Vide Sudfidy. 

Supremacy, Oath of. Vide Oath. 

Sujjex Downs, Bill from the Lords, for Prefervation of Woods 
thereabout, 20 Mar. Read, 20 &amp; 29. 


Parl. 2. A. 1566. 


ALT, Bill for making it, read, 14 Dec. To be ingrofled, 20. 
Paffed, 23. 

San@luaries, Bill to avoid them for Debt, read, 2 O&amp;. Commit- 
ted, 3.—New Bill read, 5 O&amp;. To be ingroffed, 7. Dean of 
Weftwinfter to be heard by Counfel, touching the Sanctuary 
there, 7 &amp; 10. Heard, and Bill committed, 16. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 31. Vacated, 4 Dec. 

Sea-marks, and Mariners, Bill touching them, read, 29 Noy. To 
be ingrofled, 18 Dec. Paffed, 21. 

Serjeant at Arms, takes the Oath, 3 Oct. 

Sheep, Bill againtt carrying them over Sea alive, read, and com- 
mitted, 18 Oc&amp;.—New Bill read, g Nov. Committed, 3 Dec. 
To be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 23. 

Sheriffs, Bill for Severance of them in Surry and Suffex, and di- 
vers other Counties, read, and comnmitted, 11 O¢t.—New Bill 
read, 21 Oct. To be ingrofled, 5 Nov. Paffed, 14.—Bill for 
Severance of Sheriffs in Oxon and Berks, read,g Nov. ‘To be 
ingroffed, 30.—The like Bill for Bucks and Bedford, read, 30 
Nov. To be ingroffed,14 Dec. Pafled, 17. 

—— Bill from the Lords, for Under-fheriffs, and Deputy Bai- 
liffs of Liberties, to take an Oath, 19 O&amp;. Read, 21 O&amp;. &amp; 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Sess. 2. 


21 Dec. Vacated,24Dec. 
Shoemaker's, Bill for their dwelling in Cities and Towns, tead, 16’ 
Nov. 


Shrewfbury, Bill for the Clothiers, Cottoners, and Frizers thereof, 
read, 26 Nov. To be ingrofled, 30. Pafied, 4;Dec. Sent 
from the Lords, amended, 20. 

Sidney, Sir Henry. Vide Steed, 

Skinners. Vide Leather. 

Soap, and Vinegar, Bill for true making them, read, 13 Novy. 

Sollicjtor-general. Vide Speaker. 

Sorcery, and Enchantments, Bill tg avoid them, read, 19 Odt. 





First VoLtumE, 


Southwark, Bill for Confirmation of a Free-fchool there, read, 6 
Nov. To be ingroffed, 7. Pafled, 28. 

Speaker, Lords defired to move the Queen for Licence to. 
chufe one, the former being dead, and Committee of both 
Houfes named for that Purpofe, 30 Sept. Commiflion, for 
Licence to chufe a Speaker, fent to the Lords, 1 Oé.  Solli- 
citor-general fent for from the Lords, and ele&amp;ed, eod. die. 
Confirmed, and takes the Oaths, 2 O&amp;. Purportof his Speech, 
on prelenting the Subfidy, 2 Jan. 

Stafford, ‘John, Bull from the Lords, to make him a Denizen, 19 
O&amp;. Read, 23 O&amp;. &amp; 29.Nov. Pafled, 12 Dec. . 

Lady Mary, Bill from the Lords, for her Jointure, 26 
Nov. Read, 27 Nov. &amp; 5 Dec. Paffed, with a Provifo, 11 Dec. 

Steel and Iron Wire, Bill for making it, read, 28 O&amp;. 

Bill to cenfirm Letters Patent to Sir H. Sidney, for ma- 

king Steel Plates, read, 18 Nov. ‘lo be ingrofled,3 Dec. Read 
Third time, 12. Proviio read, and pafled, 18. 

Steward, Lord, Queen's Declaration touching his Deputy, for 
adminiliering the Oath, 4 O&amp;. : 

Subfidy, and One Fifteen and Tenth, Bill for them read, 28 OG. 
Third Payment remitted by the Queen, 27 Nov. Biil com- 
mitted, eod. die. Arguments touching a Preamble, and Bill 
to be ingroiled, 29 Nov. Preamble twice read, 10 Dev. Bilf 
pafled, 12. 

— Bill from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy, 12 Dec. 

Read, ig&amp; 20. Pafled, 21. ia 7 

Suceeffion, of the Crown. Vide Queen. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Declaration of the Services to be pro- 
vided for thereby, 17 O&amp;. Committee to confider of it, eud. 
die. Report, 1g O&amp;. Vide Subjidy. 7 

Swearing, and Drunkennefs, Bill againft Offenders therein, read, 
30 Noy. Committed, 6 Dec. . 








13° Eliz. Parl.3. A. 1571. 

S4 CHEVERELL, Mr. Vide infra Skefincton. 

~ Salop, and Hereford, Counties, Bill for them, read, 11 May. 
To be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 23. j 

Sewers, Bill for them, read, 10 Apr. To be ingrofled, 11. DPaft 
ed, 14.—New Bill from the Lords, 14 May. Read, 17 &amp; 22. 
Paffed, 24. Provifo thereto thrice read, eod. die. J 

Sheriffs, Bill for Ailowance to them for Juftices Diets, read, 2 
Apr. To be ingroffed, 30. Pafled, 1 May. 

Bill for Severance of them in Norfoik and Suffolk, read, 
10May To be ingroffed, 11. Dathed, 16. 

Bill for continuing the Severance of them in divers Shires, 

read twice, and to be ingrofled,11 May. Pafled, 15. Con- 

ference defired by the Lords, touching Surry and Suffex, agreed 
to, and held, 28. Meflage from the Lords, to knew if. the 

Houte would confent to leave out thofe Counties, and Order 

thereupon, cod. die. Bill returned from the Lords, with the {aid 

Amendment, eod. die. 

Bill for Severance of Sheriffs in Bedford and Bucks, read, 
11 May. To beingroffed, 14. Pafled, 21. Sentto the Lords, 
22. Returned, with Amendments, 24. : 

Bill from the Lords, for fevering them in Huntinedon 
and Cambridge, 14 May. Read, 17 &amp; 21. Paffed, 23, 

Shrewfbury, Bill for it, read, 13 Apr. To be ingyofled, 20. 
Paffed, 28. er 

Simony, Bill from the Lords, againft it, 19 May. 

Skeffington, William, Efq; bis Bill read, and committed, 14 Apr. 
Mr. Sacheverell to be brought from the Fleet, about it, 19. 
Heard, and Bill to be ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 27. 

Southampton, Bill for it, read, 11 Apr. To be ingroffed, 4 May. 
Read ‘Third time, with a Provifo, 7. Pailed, 8. Sent from 
the Lords, 19. 

Southwark, Bill for a free Grammar School there, read, 14 Apr. 
To be ingrofled, 18 May. Pafled, 21. 

Speaker, chofen, 2 Apr. Confirmed, 4. To fay a Prayer eyery 
Morning, in the Houfe, eod. die. 

Statutes, Bill from the Lords, for reviving and continuing certain, 
28 Apr. Read, 15&amp;21 May. Provitoes and Additions read, 
21.23, &amp; 24. Conference detired by the Lords, concerning it, 
agreed to, and held, 23. Bill read Third time, 24. Patied, 
with Amendments, eod. die. Sent from the Lords, 26. 

Subfidy, Motion for it, and Committee appointed to confider of 
it,7 Apr. Articles reported, and Bill ordered, 10. Read, 21 &amp; 
25. Provifo, for Romney Marth, twice read, 27. Bill, and 
Provifoes, to be ingrofled, eod. die. Patied,8 May. 

——— Bill from the Lords, for confirming the Subfidy of the 
Clergy, 1g May. ‘Thrice read, and paffed, 21. . 








14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1572. 


ALOP. Vide Shrew/bury. 

Scots, Queen of, Meflage from the Queen, to both Houfes, 
concerning her, 12 May. Committee appointed to confult 
with the Lords thereupon, eod. die, Conference defired by the 
. Lords, 














INDEX @ the First Votume. 


Lords, with the Committees, held, and reported, 15 May. 
Proceedings of the Committees reported, and Refolution there- 
npon, touching the Manner of proceeding againft her, 19. 
Refolution communicated to the Lords, and Conference defired 
by them thereupon, and agreed to, 21. Queen’s Pleafure, re- 
lating thereto, reported, 23. Refolution to continue the Pro- 
ceeding, and Lords defired to join therein, eod. die. Meflage 
from the Lords thereupon, eod. die. Another Meffage to the 
Lords, for their Anfwer, 24 May. Report, and Conference to 
be held between the Committees of both Houfes thereupon, 

_ eod. die. Houfe detired to authorize fome of their Committees 
to accompany the Lords to the Queen, eod. die. Committee 
fent for by the Queen, 28 May. Her Anfwer, and Direétions 
touching the Manner of proceeding, reported, eod. die. Mef- 
fage from the Lords, defiring further Conference between fome 
Committees of both Houfes, and Committee appointed, eod. 
die. — Bill from the Lords, again{t the Queen of Scots, with Re- 
commendation for Difpatch, 5 June. Read, eod. die. Com- 
mitted, 6 June. Additionz] Committees, 7. Conference to be 
defired with the Lords upon it, and Committee appointed for 
that Purpofe,9. Agreed to,10. Meflage to the Lords, for 
An{wer touching a Conference, 24. Bull fent to the Lords, to 
be confidered by Committees, eod. die. Paffed, 25 June. 

Sea-marks, Bill from the Lords, touching them, 11 June. Read, 
24 &amp; 25. Committee appointed to confer with the Lords 
thereon, 26. Bill returned from the Lords, with Allowance of 
te Amendments propofed, cod. die. Read Third time, and 
fent to the Lords, 27 June. 

Servants, Bill againft their being Juftices of Peace, or high Con- 
fiables, read, 7 June. To be ingroffed, o. Paffed, 10. 

Sheriffs, of Huntingdon and Cambridge, Biil from the Lords, for 
Severance of them, 3 June. Read, 4. Ltead twice, and paff- 
ed, 10. 

of Surry and Suffex, Bill for Severance of them, read, 5 
June. To be ingrofled, €. Patled, 9. 

of Bedford and Bucks, Bill for Severance of them, twice 
read, and to be ingroffed, 25 June. Patled, 26, 

Shrew/bury, Bill to repeal the Act 8 Eliz. touching the Clothiers, 
&amp;c. thereof, read, 12 May. ‘To be ingrofled, 19. Paffed, 20. 
Sent from the Lords, with a Provifo, 28 June. Provifo thrice 
read, cod. die. Bill‘returned to the Lords, 30 June. 

Smith, Mr. his Bill read twice, and to be ingrofled, 9 June. 
Patled, eod. dic. 





Snagg, Mr. cleared of having {poken difhonourably of the Lords, 


11 Jane. 

Speaker, chofen, 8 May. Confirmed, 10, Takes the Oath, cod. 
die. . 

Stafford, Bill from the Lords, for keeping the Affizes there, 3 
June. Read,10 &amp; 24. Paffed, 25. 

Statutes, Bill from the Lords, for reviving certain, 11 June. 
Read, aud committed, 25. Conference with the Lords there- 
on, 26. Bill brought from the Lords, with Ailowance of the 
Amendments propoted, eod. die. Twice read, and patled, with 
the Amendments, 27 June. 


Subjidies, of the Clergy. Vide Tenths. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A. 1575. 


SALT Marfhes, Bill againft inning them, read twice, and 

committed, 6 Mar. 

Serjeant at Law, allowed to fit in the Houfe, notwithftanding his 
Attendance at the Lords as the Queen’s Servant, 17 Feb. 

Sheriffs, Deputy, and other Officers, Bill for Reformation of 
them, read, 14 &amp; 17 Feb. Committee to confider of it, 18.— 
New Bill read, and committed,24 Feb. Amended, and read, 
28, 

Smalley, Edward, Servant to Arthur Hall, Efq; Committee to 
confider touching his Arreft, 16 Feb. To have Privilege, 20, 
Committee to confider of the Manner of his Delivery, 21, 
Report, 22. To be fet at Liberty by Warrant of thé Mace, 
and not by Writ, 27. Brought to the Bar, and releafed, 28. 
Committed to the Serjeant, on Sufpicion of abufing the Houfe, 
by procuring himfelf to be arreited, and Committee appointed 
to examine it, cod. die. Adjudged guilty, and ordered to be 
committed to the Tower, 7 Mar, His Judgment pronounced, 
10. Billagainft him, read, eod. die. 

Smyth, Mr. his Bill read, 13 Feb. To be ingroffed, 17. Re- 
jected, 23. 

Staple, Statutes of, Bill touching Defeazances thereon, read, 9 Mar. 

St. Crofs. Vide Crojs. ; 

Stranger, coming into the Houfe, ordered into Cuftody, 13. Feb. 
Order touching him, 15. 

Sturton, Lord, Bill from the Lords, for Reftitution of his Heirs, 7 
Mar. Twice read, 10. Read the Third time, and Committee 
to confider of it, 12. Meflage from the Lords, defiring to 
be informed of the Reafons of the Proceeding in relation there- 
to, eod. die. Refolution, not toaflign any Reafons, eod. die. 
Conference defired by the Lords, touching the Bill, and Auiwer 
— 15 Mar. Bill paffed, with Provitoes, cod. die, Another 

oul. = 


Meffage for Conference, and Committee appointed to manage 
it, eod. die. Another Meffage, relating to the fame, and An- 
fwer, 14 Mar. 

Subfidy, Declaration of the Neceffity of granting it, and Com- 
mittee appointed to draw Articles for it, 10 Feb. Articles for 
Oue Subfidy, and Two Fifteens, reported, 13. Bill ordered 
thereupon, eod. die. ead, 16 Feb. ‘To be ingroffed, 20. 
Paffed, 27. 

——— Bilt from the Lords, for a Subfidy of the Clergy, 2 Mar. 
Read,8 &amp; 9. Pafled, a. 

Suits, unjutt. Vide Cofts. 

Supply. Vide fupra Subfidy. 

Suffer, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, to affure the Manor of New 
Hallto him, 29 Feb. Read twice, 1 Mar. Pafled, 3. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 
COTLAND. Vide Borders. 


Seals of Offices, counterfeit, Bill againft them, read, 24 Jan. 
Comniitted, 26. Report, and new Bill prefented, and read, 1 
Feb. To be ingroffed, 4. Read the Third time, and debated, 
g. Further debated, and Committee to confider of what re- 
Jates to Seals of Corporations, 11. Report, and a new Bill 
prefented, twice read, and to be ingrofled, 16. Pafled, 21. 

Searchers. Vide Kerfies. 

Serjeant, licenfed to ride on a Foot Cloth Nagg, 27 Jan. 

Sheriffs, and other Officers, Bill for Reformation of Diforders in 
them, ‘read, 30 Jan—Bill from the Lords, to the fame Pur- 
pofe, 1 Feb. Read, 3. Committed, 4. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 24. 

Solliciter-general. Vide infra Speaker. 

Spaliars. Vide Tinners. 

Speaker, Debate about the Manner of applying to the Queen for 
Liberty to chufe one, the former being dead, 16 Jan. Lords 
defired to join in the Suit, and Committee of both Houfes ap- 
pointed for that Purpofe, eod. die. Commiffion, for Licence to 
chufe a Speaker, fent to the Lords, 18 Jan. Sollicitor-general 
fent for from the Lords, and elected, eod. die. Confirmed, 20 
Jan. Purport of his Speech to the Houfe, 21. Attends the 
Queen at Court, 23. To return her Thanks, at the End of 
the Seffion, for her Anfwer touching Religion, 7 Mar. Char- 
ged with Partiality, 16. ° 

Staple, Statutes of, Bill touching Defeazances thereof, read, 2 
Jan. Committed, 28. . 

St. Leger, John, and Dudley, Bill from the Lords, for their Re- 
ftitution, 10 Mar. Read,11 &amp; 13. Patfled, 15. 

Stranger, coming into the Houle, ordered into Cuftody, 23 Jan. 
Difcharged, 25. ; 

Strangers Goods, Bill againft colouring them, read, 9 Mar. 

Subjecis. Vide Queen. 

Subfidy, Articles for it reported, 7 Feb. Biil ordered thereon, 
eod. die. Read, 10 Feb. To be ingroffed, 15. Pafied, 1 Mar. 
Meflage from the Lords, touching the Delivery of it to the 
Speaker in their Houfe, 18. Bill fent from the Lords, with 
another Meffage relating to the fame Matter, eod. die. Refo- 
lution thereupon, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of the Subfidy of 

the Clergy, 4 Mar. Read, and paffed, 6. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Committee named to confider thereof, 

¢25 Jan. Vide Subjidy. 





1° §&amp; 2° Jac.¥. Parl.1. Sess, 1. A. 1603, &amp; 1604. 


AII-CLOT HS, called Poll-davies, Bill againft deceitful 

making of them, read, 30 Apr. Committed, 10 May. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Paffed,21 June. Sent to the 
Lords, 23. 

Sea-coal, Bill for Explanation of a Statute touching it, read, 23 
Apr. Rejeéed, 30 May. 

Sea-coaft Towns, decayed, Bill for re-edifying them, read, 28 
Mar. Committed, 12 Apr. To be contidered by the Com- 
mittee fur continuance of Statutes, 19. 

Sea-fifh. Vide Fifh. 

Serjeant at Arms, fent with the Mace to fetch a Member from 
the Fleet,9 &amp; 11 May. Vide Shirley.—No Delinquent to be 
brought in but by the Serjeant with the Mace, 9 May. 

Seymour, u*' Henry. Vide pottea Somerfet. 

Sheep-fkins, aud Pelts; Bill for diffolving Letters Patents for tranf- 
porting them undrefled, read, and rejected, 5 May. 

Sheep-fiealers. Vide Cattle. bit ae 

Shirley, Sir Thomas, Complaint of his being arrefted, and War- 
rant for a Writ of Habeas Corpus ordered, 22 Mar, Form of 
the Warrant and Writ, eod. die. Parties brought to the Bar, 
and examined, 27 Mar. Debate thereon, and Committee ap- 

ointed to confider of the Particulars of the Cafe, eod. die. 
Report, 11 Apr. Order for committing Simpfon, the Plaintiff, 
and Watkins, the Serjeant, and his Yeoman, to the Tower, 
eod. die. Houle informed of the Lord Chancellor’s having 
committed them to the Fleet, and Meflage to him — 
eod, 














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eod. die. Counfel ot all Parties to be heard before the Difcharge 
of Sir Tho. Shirley, geod. die, Warrant for another Writ of 
Habeas Corpus for Sir Tho. eod. die —to the Serjeant at Arms, 
for bringivg Simpfon and Watkins to the Bar, eod. die. Lord 
Chancellor’s Antwer to the Meflage about the Commitinent of 
Simpfon and Watkins, 13 Apr. Countel heard, eod, die. An- 
other Order for committing Simpfon and Watkins to the 
Tower, eod. die. Motion for a Bill, to fecare Simpfou’s Debt, 
and fave harm'efs the Warden of the Fleet, 16 Apr. Several 
aucient Precedents of Petitions touching Privilege, and An- 
{wers thereto, read, and Refoulutions thereupon, eod.die. Bill 
prefented, read twice, and committed, 17 Apr. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 20. Pafled, 21. Sent to the Lords, with a 
Mellage, defiripg them ta mave the King touching the Royal 
Affent thereto, cod. die. Another Meflage to the Lords, de- 
firing them to expedite the Bill, and advife of foe Courtfe for 
the Royal Affent, 28 Apr. Their Anfwer reported, eod. die. 
Committce appointed, to confider of the Precedents offered, 2 
May. Several other Precedents produced, and read, eod. die. 
Simplau’s Petition, for a Copy of the Precedents, read, ead. 
die. A Petition to the King, for the Royal Affent to the Bill, 
tendered, and read, but not approved of, 4 May. Refolution 
for Delivery of Sir Tho. Shirley, and Writ of Habeas Corpus 
ordered, cod. die. Houle informed of the Warden's Refulal to 
execute the Writ,7 May. Warden examined at the Bar, up- 
on Oath, and cammitted to the Serjeant, and another Writ of 
Habeas Corpus ordered, god, die. Form of the Warrant for that 
Purpole, eod. die. Serjeant fent ta the Fleet, to require the De- 
livery of Sir Tho, Shirley, 8 May. Warrant for committing 
the Warden to the ‘Tower, upon his refufal to obey the Order, 
eod. die. Motion for fining him, and Committee appointed to 
fearch Precedents relating thereto, eod. die. Sir Tho. Shirley’s 
Letter to the Speaker, read, eod. die. Warden brought again to 
the Bar, and examined, god. dig. Writ and Return read, and 
Proceedings thereon, eod. die. Order for committing the War- 
den clofe Prifoner to the Tower, cod, die. Serjeant to be fent 
again to the Fleet, to require the Delivery of Sir Tho, Shirley, 
eod, die. Sent accordingly,g May. His Report, eod. die. 
King’s Meflage concerning the Warden, eod. die. Debate, 
and Refolution to fend fome Members, with the Serjeant, to 
deliver Sir Tho. by Force; but, upon the Speaker’s Repre- 
fentation, that Proceeding ftayed, eod. die. Further Debate, 
and Motions, touching this Matter, 10 May, A new Bill pre- 
fented, thrice read, and paffed, and fent to the Lords, eod. die. 
King’s Promife, to give the Royal Affent thereto at the End of 
the Sellion, fignified, eod. die. Complaint of the Warden’s 
having the Liberty of the Tower, and Lieutenant to attend, 
and give Satisfaction in relation thereto, eod. die. Letter from 
the Warden’s Wife to the Speaker, and the Houfe, read, eod. 
die. Serjeant fent again to the Fleet, 13 May. Lieutenant of 
the Tower heard, and excufes himifelf, about the Warden’s 
having the Liberty of the Tower, eod. die. Serjeant’s Report, 
upon his Return from the Fleet, god. die. Warden fent for 
from the Tower, and interrogated, eod. die. Committed to 
the Dungeon called Little Eafe, eod. die. Bill returned from 
the Lords, with Amendments, 12 May. Amendments agreed 
ta, ¢od, dig. Committee appointed to go to the Tower, and 
inform themfelves, wiether the Order, touching the Warden, 
were executed, ead. die. Letter from the Lieutenant of the 
Tower, touching the Warden’s Offer to releafe Sir Tho. Shir- 
ley, eod. die. Report from the Committee appointed to go to 
the Tower, 14 May. Debate, and Refolutions thereon, eod. 
die. Warrant for another Wyit of Habeas Corpus, eod. dic. 
Vice-chamberlain privately inftructed to defire the King to 
command the Warden, upon his Allegiance, to deliver Sir 
Tho. Shirley, ead. die, Two Letters, from the Warden to the 
Speaker, fubmnitting to releafe Sir Tho. opened to the Houfe, 
15 May, Sir Tho. attending, takes the Oath, and his Seat, 
eod. die. Warden’s Letter to the Speaker, defiring to be dil- 
charged from the ‘Tower, ead. die. Quettion for releafing him 
from Little Eafe, difagreed to, 16 May. Motion, for ‘Thanks 
to the King for his Meflage concerning him, ead. die. His 
Letter to the Speaker and the Houle, praying to be difcharged|, 
17 May. Ordered to be brought to the Bar, and acknowledge 
hjs Offence upon his Knees, and in the mean time to be freed 
rom the Dungean, ¢od. die. Makes Submiffion, and is dif- 
charged, 19 May. Petition fron, Watkin the Serjeant, read, 
ad. die. Motioy and Order foy his Difcharge, 22 May. Mo- 
tion for the Difcharge of Simpfon, 9 June. Brought to the 
Bar, 11. His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge,19 June. 
Lieutenant of the Tower’s Letter, toyching the Fees to be paid 
by him, eo. die. 

Shoemakers, Vide Leather, 

—-—— Bill againft vagrant and wandering Shoemakers, read, 19 
Apr. Rejected, 12 May. 

Shregfbury Election, and double Retyrn, Debate abont it, and 
new Writ ordered, 13 Apr. Sheriff fent for by the Serjeant, 
13&amp;17. ‘Joattend, 3 May. Debate about allowing him 
Counlel, 7. Heard, and Counfel ordered, eod. die. Ar- 
ticles againft him, read, and referred to Committee of Pris 





Tee a ee 


First VoLumMe. 


vileges, eod. die. Motion, for calling him in, over-ruled, ihe 
Serjeant being gone with the Mace, g May. Refolution touch- 
ing his Difcharge, 12. Called in, and admonithed, eod. die. 

Simony, Bill for Difcovery thereof, read, 16 June. Committed, 
18. Reported, and re-committed, 25. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 26, Pafled, 28. Motion for a fpecia! Recommen- 
dation of it to the Lords, eod. die. Sent to the Lords, cod. dig. 

Simpfon, Gyles, Vide Shirley. 

Skinners, Bill for their Relief, read, 28 Apr. Committed, 19 
May.—New Bill read, 7 June. Committed, 9. Repogted, 
aud rejected, 13, 

Somerfet, late Duke of, Bill to eftablith divers Manors, &amp;c. be- 
longing to him, read, 26 Apr, Coyntel between the Earl of 
Hertford and Lord Henry Seymour, to be heard, 27 Apr. 8. 40. 
14. &amp; 16, May. The Earl and Lord Henry admitted within 
the Bar, and Counfel heard, 15 &amp; 18 May, Both Parties heasd, 
18. Debate, and Bill committed, 12 June. 

Southampton, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 
29 Mar. Read, 31. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, 3. Paffed, 
11. Sent to the Lords, 18. Thanks returned by the Eari ta 

- the Houle, 24. 

Speaker, chofen, 19 Mar. His Warrant to the Officers of the 
Works, for erecting Seats in the Houfe, eod. die. —for a new 
Writ, in the room of a Member returned for Two Places, 
eod. die. His Speech, when prefented to the King, for his Ap- 
probation, 22 Mar. His Warrants for Writs of Habeas Cor- 
pus, 22 Mar. 11 Apr. 7&amp; 14 May. His Prayer, read by him- 
felfin the Houfe, 23 Mar. To iffue Warrants for new Writs, 
in the room of Members doubly returned, or dying, eod. die. 
To appoint Tellers upon Divifions, 24 Mar. His Warranta 
for committing Perfons to the Tower, 29 Mar. &amp; 8 May. 
Attends the King by private Commandment, 5 Apr. His 
Warrants tu the Serjeant at Arms, to take Perfons into Cu- 
ftody, 11 &amp; 13 Apr.—for a new Writ upon a double Return, 
declared void, 13 Apr. Speaker to ftop fuperflucus Motions, 
and tedious or impertinent Speeches, 17 Apr. &amp; 19 May. 
Complains of a Letier feat to him by a Member, 17 Apr, 
Party cenfured, and makes Submiflion, eod. die. Speaker to 
{upprefs any Member ufing perfonal Reflections, 1g Apr. To 
explain Doubts, but pot to {way the Houfe with Argument of 
Difpute, 27, To write Letters to Perfons interefied in Bills, 
{ May, &amp; SJune. Form of one, 7 May. His Warrant fox 
-rivilege to a Member, warned to appear ppon a Trial, 14 
May. Motions touching his Delivery of a Bill to the King 
without Leaye of the Houfe, 17. Further Debate, and 
Refolution relating thereto, 23. His Warrants to the Officers 
of the Works, for building Oftices for the Clerk, 19. Offering 
to fpeak in a Debate, interrupted, 24. Defiring to fpeak, 
to be heard without Interruption, if the Houfe be not in 
Debate, 21 June. His Speech to the King at the End of the 
Seflion, 7 July. ” 

Spices, Bill for well garbling them, read, 22 May. Committed, 
30. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 5 June. Vafled, * #, 
Sent from the Lords, with a Provifo, 3 July. Provifo agreed 
to, eod. die. Bill fent back to the Lords, 5 July. 

Bill for taking into the King’s Hands the Office of Gar- 
bler of Spices, read, and rejected, 12 June. 

Spiritual Men. Vide Clergymen. 

Starch, Bill to redrefs Abufes in making it, read, 17 May. Com- 
mitted, 20June. Reported, and to fleep, 4 July. 

Statutes, Committee for Continuance, Repeal, and Revival, of 
them, appointed, 24 Mar. Further Orders and Inftruétions, 
19 Apr. Bill prefented, 23 May. Read, 26. Committed, 5 
June. Reported, 14. Debates and Proceedings thereon, 15, 
16. 18, 19. Bill pafled, 22. Sent to the Lords, 23.- Conference 
defired by the Lords thereon, and agreed to, 28. Committee 
appointed tomanage it, 20, Another Conference defired by the 
Lords, 3 July. Reported, 4. Amendments, made by the 
Lords, confidered, and agreed to, eod. die. Bill fent back to 
the Lords, 5 July. 

——— expired by the Death of Q. Eliz. to be revived by fpecial 
Bills, 24 Mar. Bill for reviving feveral, twice read, and com- 
mitted, 22 June. 

Bill for betiey Execution of penal Statutes, read, 2 Apr. 

Strangers. Vide Aliens. 

Subjects, Bill to confirm to them their ancient Liberties, read, 
26 Mar. Committed, 29, Reported, and to fleep, and new Bil! 
prefented, 18 Apr. Read, 21. 

Bill to retain the King’s Subjeéts in their Obedience, 

read, 28 Apr. Vide Recufants. 

Subfidy, of Cloth, and other woollen Stuffs, Bill for confirming 
it, read, 2 June—Motion for a Subfidy, and Debate there. 
upon, 19 June. King’s Letter about it, 26. Motions and 
Speeches thereupon, egd. die. Speaker to give the King 
Thanks for his Letter at the End of the Seffion, eod. die. Mo- 
tion for an Anfwer to it, and Debate thereon, 28 June. 

Suits, frivolous. Vide Aétions. 

Swearing, and Blafphemy, Bill for Reformation thereof, read 
twice, and committed, 27 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed 


3°. Paffed, 3 duly. d. 




















INDEX @ the 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 2. A. 1605, &amp; 1606. 
S4 BAOTH. Vide Sunday. 


Sacrament, Bill touching Perfons refufing to receive it, read, 
4 Apr. Committed, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 15. 
Pafled, and fent to the Lords, 17. 

Salifbury, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of Lands 
to him, 3 May. Read, eod. die. Committed, reported, and 
paffed, and fent to the Lords, 5. ; 

Salt-petre, Article of Grievance touching the Patent for it, 16 
Apr. Counfel to be heard thereon, 16. 26. &amp; go, Apr. Debate 
about it, 3 May. 

Sanétuary, Bill from the Lords, concerning it, 19 Mav. Read, 
eod. die. Committed, 20 May. Reported,22. To fleep, 23. 
—New Bill twice read, and committed, 22 May. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 23. . 

Sca-fifh. Vide Fifhing. 

Seminaries. Vide Jefuits and Recufants. 

Sermon, complained of. Vide Parker. 

Sewers, Bill for Explanation of a Statute concerning them, read, 
go Jan. Committed, 31. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 8 
Feb. Paffed, 12 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 13. 

Shooting. Vide Guns. 

Simony, Bill for fupprefling it prefented, 1 Mar. Read, 22. 
Committed, 5 Apr. Reported, and re-committed, 9. 

Skinner, Sir Jobn, Bill for Affurance of certain of his Lands to 
Sir Wm. Smyth, and Sir M. Hicks, read, 13 Feb, Committed, 
18. Reported, and to be ingrofled,1 Mar. Paffed, and fent 
to the Lords, 6. Returned, with Amendments, 27. _Amend- 
ments agreed to,2 Apr. Bill fent back to the Lords, 5 May. 

Skinners, Bill from the Lords, for their Relief, 28 Apr. Read, 
29. Committed, 2 May. Reported, with a Provifo, 8. 
Paffed, * *. Sent to the Lords,10 May. 

Skipwith, Sir Wiiliam, his Speech taxed by a Member, 14 Mar. 
Clears himfelf, 15. 

Smyth, Sir William. Vide fupra Skinner. 

Soap, black, Bill againft falfe making it, read, 17 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 5 Apr. 

Solicitors. Vide Attorneys. 

Spanifh Incorporation. Vide Merchants, and Trade. 

Spanifh Wars, Committee to confider of Means to prevent the 
Danger of Perfons ferving therein, 6 Feb. 

Speaker, Mr. delivers Meflages from the King, 29 Jan. 11 Feb. 
8. 10. 18, &amp; 19, Mar. &amp; g Apr. To pretfent the Petitions 
to the King, touching Jefuits, and deprived Minitters, 13 
May. Reports the King’s Anfwer, 16. Queftion about his 
Power to appoint a Sitting in the Afternoon, not to be put, 


24. 
Spencer, Lord, Bill for Affurance of Leafes made by him, read, 
6 Feb. Committed, 7. Reported, 24. Pafled, and fent to 

the Lords, 6 Mar. 

Spinflers,and Weavers, Bill touching them, read, 14 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10 Mar. Re- 
jected, 31. 

Starch, blue, Counfel heard for Patentees, 28 Apr. 

Statutes, penal, Bill for better executing them, read, 5 Nov. 
Committed, 6.—Bill for: Execution of them, and Reftraint of 
Monopolies, read, 21 Jan. Committed, 22. Delivered back, 
the Committee not having met, and a new Day prayed, 25. 
Bill committed, 5 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, * *, 
Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 17 Apr. 

Strangers. Vide Aliens. 

Siraw. Vide Hay. ; 

Subjeés, Bill for preferving them in their Obedience, read, 11 
Mar. Vide Recufants. 

Subfidy, Motion for it, and Debate thereon, 10 Feb. Committee 
to draw a Bill for Two Subfidies, and Four Fifteens, eod. die. 
King’s Meffage of Thanks thereupon, 11 Feb. Debate 
touching an Addition propofed, 11 &amp; 14 Mar. King’s Mef- 
‘fage, relating thereto, 18. One Subfidy, and Two Fifieens, 
more, voted, eod.die. Other Meflages trom the King there- 
upon, 19 &amp; 25 Mar. Debate, and Refolutions, touching the 
Times of Payment, 25. Bill prefented, 10 Apr. Read, 12. 
Committed, 16. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 18. Debate 
about the Third Reading of it, g May. Not to be fent to the 
Lords, till the Grievances ready, and prefented to the King, 
eod. die. Read Third time, and pafled, eod. die. Sent to the 
Lords, 15 May. Brought back, 27. 

Bill from the Lords, for the Subfidies of the Clergy, 8 
May. Read, 15. ’ 

Sunday, Bill for better Obfervation thereof, read, 28 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 29. Reported, and re-committed, 13 Feb. Reported, 
and tobe ingrofled, 15. Pafled, 17. 

Bill for Refiraint of Arrefts on Sunday, reported, 24 
Apr. Vide Arrefis. 

Supply. Vide Subfidy. 

Supremacy, Oath of. Vide Oath. 

Surrey Roads, 

Vou. I, 








Vide Nowfuch. 





First VoLtumMes. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. A. 1606, &amp; 1607. 


ACKVILLE, Richard, Efq; Bill from the Lords, to en- 
able him to furrender his Patent of Chief Butler of England, 
26 Mar. Read, 27. Committed, 28. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, and paffed, and fent to the Lords, 31. 

Sailors. Vide Mariners. 

Salifbury, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for affuring to him the 
Vicarage of Clefthunt, in Exchange for the Restory of Orfett 
granted a" — nae had London, 12 Dec. Read twice, and 
committed, eod. die. Reported, and paffed, 13 Dec. 
the Lords, 16. . 4 , — 

- —— Bill from the Lords, for Affurance of Lands to him, in 
Exchange for Theobalds, 28 May. Vide Theobalds. : 

Salt-petre men, Motion for a Bill to prevent their Abufes, and for 
Provifions of Salt-petre, 25 Nov. ° 

Saviour's, St. in Southwark, Bill to enlarge an A&amp; for incorpo- 
rating the Churchwardens thereof, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 
25. Counfel to be heard at the Bar, 25 Feb. &amp; 3 Mar. Heard, 
5 Mar. To be further heard at the Committee, eod. die. Bill 
reported, and to be ingrofled, 12 May. Paffed, 16. 

Scotland, King’s Meffage, touching a Report of undue Proceed- 
ings upon the Borders thereof, with Partiality to the Scots, 
and Sir Wm. Seaton heard thereupon, 19 May.—A Peper, 
touching the Method of proceeding in Scotland, in point of 
Teftimony upon Trials in criminal Caufes, read, 4 June. 

Bill from the Lords, to make the counterfeiting of the 
great or privy Seal of Scotland high Treafon, 2 July. Read, 
eod. die. Committed, 3 July. 

Selby, Sir William, Bill to aflure Lands to him, read, 30 Mar. 
Committed, 30 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 19 June. 
Read Third time, 22. Queftion for Paflage deferred, upon 
account of an Error in the Bill, eod. die. 

Servants. Vide Labourers. 

Sewers, Commiffions of, Bill for better Execution of them, read, 
: June. Committed, 12.—New Bill, for Somerfet, read, 22 

une, ; 

Smyth, Sir William, Bill from the Lords, to confirm Lands to 
him, belonging to All Souls College, 30 Mar. Read, 31. 
Committed, 29 Apr. Counfelto be heard,6 May. Heard, 
and Bill re-committed, §. Reported, with an Amendment, 








12. Pafled, eod. die. 
Fabian, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 3 June. 
Read, * *. Committed, 5 June. Reported, 9. Paffed, 


10. Sent to the Lords, 11. 

Soham, Manor, Bill to confirm Letters Patents for it to Sir 
Roger Afton, and Mr. Grimfditch, read, 12 Dec. Committed, 
13. Reported, and to fleep, 11 Feb.—New Bill read, 12 Feb. 
Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. Dathed, 
25. 

Southampton, Bill to confirm Part of a Charter, granted thereto 
by K. Hen. VI. read, 29 Apr. Committed, 1 May. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 5 June. Counfel to be heard, eod. die. 
Heard, 8 June. Bill paffed, eod. die. Sent to the Lords, 11. 
Returne‘ with a Provifo, 2 July. Provifo read, and agreed 
to, eod. die. Bill fent back to the Lords, 3 July. 

Spaniards, Report touching a Narrative of Injuries done by them 
to the Englifh, 8 Dec. Narrative read, 25 Feb. Petition, and 
Reafons, of the Merchants, relating thereto, eod. die. Nuarra- 
tive and Petition referred to a Committee, 28 Feb, Sub- 
committee appointed to confider thereof, 26 Mar. Order for 
making the Report, 11 May. Report, 13. Meffage to the 
Lords, for Conference, about joining in a Petition to the King 
for Redrefs, 16. Their Antwer thereto, eod. die. Meflage 
from the Lords, agreeing to a Conference, and defiring to have 
the Petition fent to them, 8 June. Petition and Reafons to 
be fent, 9. Form of the Meffage therewith, eod. die. Con- 
ference appointed to be held, 15 June. Report, 17. 

Speaker, Mr. Form of his Warrant for new Writs, in the room of 
Members promoted to Offices, 22 Nov. Togive Notice to a 
Party interefted in a Bill, 16 Dec. His Letters in feveral Cafes 
of Privilege, 2. 26. &amp; 28, Feb. 14 &amp; 31 Mar. 5.13 &amp; 20, 
May. His Warrant for a Writ of Habeas Corpus, 10 Feb— 
for committing a Member to the Tower, 16 Feb.—for a new 
Writ, in Place of a Member expelled, eod. die—for Difcharge 
of a Prifoner from the Tower, 28 Feb. His Letters for re- 
calling abfent Members, 3 Mar. Defires the Houfe to difpenfe 
with his Attendance, being ill, 16. 18. &amp; 20, Mar. Mo- 
tion for chufing a Speaker pro tempore, in his Abfence, 
and Committee appointed to fearch Precedents for that Pur- 
pofe, 23. Speaker goes with the Houfe to Wefiminfier 
Abby, to hear a Sermon, 24 Mar. His Opinion, that upon 4 
Report againft a Bill, the Counfel pro fhould be firft heard, 
over-ruled, 5 May. To give the King Satisfaction touch- 
ing feveral Members, taxed by him im his Speech, 6. Ex- 
cepted from being of a Committee of the whole Houfe, 7. 
Clears himfelf, about an Adjournment, 27. His Letter touch- 
ing Mr. Holdich, 9 i Sra Mr, Effex’s i 22 

une. 











INDEX ‘io the 


June. Sent for to the King at Whitehall, about the Bill of 
Clothing, 4 July. 

Speech, Freedom of. Vide Houfe. 

State, fpiritual, Vide Supremacy. 

Steward, John, Efq; Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, 2 
June. Read Firft time, eod. die. Read Second and Third 
time, and paffed, 1 July. Sent to the Lords, 3. 

Supremacy, A&amp; of, Bill to amend a Branch of it, read, 25 June. 
Committed, 26: 

Suffex, and Surrey, Roads. Vide Highways. 


7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. A. 1609, &amp; 1610. 


ALTERS, and Brewers, Bill for confirming Lands to them, 
read, 19 Feb. Committed, 20. Counfel to be heard for 
Lord Arundell, 3 Mar. To beheard for the Bill, 15. Heard, 
19. Bill re-committed, 26. Lord Arundell’s Counfel to be 
prefent, 16 Apr. ~ Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 21. 
Paffed, 25. Sent to the Lords, 30. 

Saltonftall Decree, Lill read, and rejected, 16 May. 

Schonerus, Martinus, Bill to naturalize him, read, 26 Apr. Com- 
mitted, * *. Reported, 30 June. To be ingroffed, 2 July. 
Pafled, 10. Sent to the Lords, 17. 

Sea-coal, Report touching a pew Impofition thereon at Newcaftle, 
28 Mar. Grant to be procured, eod. die. Further Report, 10 
May. ‘To be prefented as a Grievance, 12. 

Sea-fand, Bill for improving Lands therewith, and increafe of 
Corn and Tillage in Devon, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 22. 
Counfel to be heard, 12 &amp; 13 Mar. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 2 Apr. Counfel to be heard before Paflage, eod. die. 
Heard, 3 May. Bill paffed, 4. Sent to the Lords, 8. 

Serjeant, at Arms, Notice given of his Death, and another ap- 
pointed, 18 Mar.—Petition from Mr. Batteg, late Serjeant, 
read, and referred to Committee of Privileges, 28 Mar.—Al- 
lowance to the Serjeant, and Meflengers, for fummening, and 
travelling Charges, 14 May. 

Shipping, and Mariners, Bill relating thereto, read, 23 Feb. 
Cominitted, 28. 

Silk-dyers, Bill touching them, read, 27 Feb. Committed, 2 
Mar. Reported, and to fleep, 3 May. New Bill prefented, 
eod. die. Read, 8. May. Committed, 21. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 25 June. Pafled, 14 July. Sent to the Lords, 17. 

Smyth, Melicent, his Bill read, 24 May. Committed, 18 June. 
Reported, and to be ingroiled, 10 July. Pafled, 14. Sent to 
the Lords, 17. 

Speaker fits in the Clerk’s Chair.at a Committee of the whole 
Houle, 23 Mar. To ftay impertinent Speeches, 2 May. 
Gives a cafting Vote, 14 July. Complains of being affronted 
by Sir Edw. Herbert, and Proceedings thereon, 18. 

Speech, Liberty of. Vide Impofitions. 

Spiller, Mr. Petition of Mr. Felton againft him, read, and referred 
to Committee of Grievances, and both to attend, 6 June. 
Report called for,9. Made, 12. Warden of the Fleet to at- 
tend, and Felton to have Liberty to go abroad with his 
Keeper, if not in Execution, eod. die. Further teport, 15 
June. Matter to ceafe for a Time, eod. die. Revived, 6 July. 
‘To ceale till the next Seffion, 10. 

Spinfters. Vide Clothing. 

Statutes, Motion for printing them, 5 July. 

Stone, Mr. Report touching his Commitlion for Purveyance of 
Wood and Coal, 24 Feb. Commiflion delivered in, 26. 
Stone to be fent for by the Serjeant, 28 Mar. 

Stranger comes into the Houte. Vide Craford. 

Subjfcription, Bill read, 12 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 11 June. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 20. 
Subfidy. Vide Supply.--Bill for one Subfidy, and one Fifteen, 
to be drawn, 11 July. Read, 13 &amp; 14. Proceedings upon 
the Second Reading, 14. Bill committed, eod. die. Reported, 
and lo be ingrofled, cod. die. Pafled,16 July. Sent privately 

to the Speaker, 23. 

— Bill from the Lords, for the Subfidy of the Clergy, 20 
July. Read, and palfed, eod. die. 

Suits againtt Magifirates. Vide Magiftrates. 

Supply, and Support, Conference defired by the Lords about it, 
and agreed to, 14 Feb. Time and Place for holding it, 
appointed, and Committee named to manage it, 15. Re- 
port, 17. Debate thereupon, 19. Committee of Griev- 
ances to treat of Supply and Retribution, eod. die. Report, 21 
Feb. Conference defired with the Lords thereon, sind sighed 
to, eod. die. Motions, touching Grievances and Supply, refer- 
red to the faine Committee, 23 Feb. Matter of the Confe- 
rence propounded, and Reporters appointed, 24. Report, 27. 
Debate, and Refolution thereupon, 28. Form of a Meffage to 
the Lords, touching Supply and Support, eod. die. Debate 
touching the Meflage, and Committee appointed to pen it, 1 
Mar, Reported, and fent to the Lords, eod. die. Vide Tenures. 
King’s Meflage about a Supply, to be communicated at a Con- 
ference, 11 June. Report, and Debate thereon, 13. Metlage 








First VoLuME 


from the King, to remove fome Jealoufies in the Houfe upon 
Occafion of a Lord’s Speech at the Conference, 14. Debate, 
and Meffage to the King thereupon, eod. die. Debate, and Re- 
folution for granting One Subtidy, and One Fifteen, 11 July. 
Sabidy touching the Times of Payment, eod. die. Vide 
ubfidy. 

Swearing, Bill to prevent it, read, g May. Committed, 30. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 5 June. Paffed, and {ent to the 
Lords, 20. 


12° Jac. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


ACKVYLE College. Vide Dorfet. 
Salt-mar/hes, Bill, declaring the Law concerning them, read, 
31 May.: 

Sandys, Sir William, Bill to enable him to fettle a Jointure, read, 
24 May. ‘ 

Susann, Vide Brokers. 

—— Bill for Increafe, and better Employment, of them, read, 
6 May. 

peor at Arms, fent with the Mace for Members, 16 May. 

Sefjions of tne Peace, Bill for fafe keeping of the Records thereof, 
read, 24 &amp; 31 May. 

Sheriffs, not to be chofen Members, 9 Apr. 

— Bill of Grace, for Eafe in pafling the Accounts of She- 
riff’s, Efcheators, &amp;c. prefented, and read, 18 Apr. Commit 
ted,6 May. Reported, and re-committed, and Counfel to be 
heard for Lord Chief Baron, 20. 

Silk, Bill againft deceitful dying of it, read,g May. Committed, 
24. 

Silver. Vide Gold. 

Skinner, Dame Jane, Bill for her Relief, read, 25 May. 

Speaker, choten, 5 Apr. Confirmed, 7. Not to divert the Que- 
ftion,8. ‘To iffue Warrants for New Writs in room of Mem; 
bers doubly returned, or dying, 9. Centfured for going out of 
the Houfe with too little Refpect, 5 May. An ancient Order, 
touching the Manner of the Speaker’s going out, cited, eod, 
die. Speaker allowed to give his Reafons againft putting a 
Queftion, 26 May. 

Statutes, Committee to perufe and confider of the Continuance 
+e pam of them, 8 Apr. Report, and Order thereupon, 24 

ay. 

Stenard, Sir Francis, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, 
and Wm. Ramfey, Efq; 12 May. 

Stockbridge Eleétion, Report concerning it, and Proceedings 
thereupon, g May. Voted a void Election, and a new Writ 
to iffue, 11. Chancellor of the Duchy cenfured, for undue 
Proceedings therein, eod. die. 

Motion touching a Bill, preferred by one of the Burgeffes 
for Stockbridge againft the Sheriff of Southampton and the 
Two Members for that County, and Order thereupon, 31 
May. 

Stalyan, Thomas, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 18 Apr. 
Committed, 13 May. 

Stranger, coming into the Houfe, ordered into Cuftody, 14 May. 

Subfcription, Bill concerning it, read, 16 Apr. 

Sunday, Bill for better Obfervance thereof, prefented, 18 Apr. 
Read, 19. Committed, 7 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
13. Paffed, 21. Conference defired by the Lords thereupon, 31. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Debate thereon, 12 Apr. Committee 
to confider of a Meffage to the King relating thereto, and a 
Protefiation againft Undertakers, 13. Report, 2 May. De- 

_ bate, and Order thereon, eod. die. Further Debate touching a 
Supply, 5 May. Meffage from the King, threatening to dif- 
folve the Parliament, if the Supply were not forthwith treated 
of, 3 June. Debate thereon, and Committee to prepar€ an 
Autwer, eod. die. 

Sutton, Thomas, Efg; Vide Charter-hou/e. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. I. Parl. 3. A. 1620, &amp; 1621. 


S4 CKVYLE College, in Eaft Grinftead, Bill for eftablifhing 

it, read, 14 Feb. Committed, 4 May. 

Sir Edward, gives the Houfe Satisfaction touching an 
Exception made to his Speech, 6 Dec. 

Salifbury, Abraham, and Elizabeth, Bill from the Lords, to na- 

- turalize them, and others, 5 Mar. Read, 8. Committed, 23. 
Reported, * *. Pafled, 2 May. 

Salmon. Vide Lobfeers. 

Salt, Bill to reftrain Abufes in making it, read, 8 Mar. 

Salt-marfhes, Bill to declare the Law concerning them, prefent- 
ed, 27 Feb. Read, 28. 

Saljtonftall, Sir Peter, bis Grant of Recognizances in Courts of 
Record complained of, and to be brought to the Committee of 
Grievances, 21 Mar. His Patent upon the Re/pectuatur upon 
Sheriffs to be brought in, 22 Mar. &amp; 14 May. 

Sandwich EleGion, Report, and Refolution concerning it, 22 
Mar. — 











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INDEX ¢o the First Vo.rtume. 


Sandys, Sir Edwin, Complains of his Speeches being mifcon- 
firued, 2 June. Cleared by the Houfe, eod. die. Motion 
about his Imprifonment, 20. 23. &amp; 27, Nov. Debate, and 
Two Members fent to know of him, whether he was com- 
mitted for Parliamentary Bufinefs,1 Dec. Report called for, 
but deferred, 5. Paper about him to be burnt, 19. 

Sea-coals. Vide Coals, and Patents. 

Sea-marks, and Mariners, Bill to explain the A&amp;t 8 Eliz. con- 
cerning them, read, 6 Feb. Commitied, 27. Reported, and 
rejected, 9 Mar.—New Bill read, 25 Apr. &amp; 5 May. Debated, 
and committed, 7 May. Re-committed, 26. Vide Light- 
houfes. 

Serges, and Perpetuanoes, Bill for better making them, read, 17 
Apr. Committed, 12 May. , a 

Serjeant, fent for Members to attend the Houfe,6 Feb. 22 Mar. 
2 May; and 28 Nov. Allowed to ride before the Speaker, 8 
Feb. 

Seffion, Debate whether it be determined by the pafling of the 
Subfidy Bill, and Precedents cited to the contrary, 7 Mar. 
Clause, for continuance of it, tendered, and committed with the 
Bill, eod. die-—Bill from the Lords, to continue the Seffion, 
notwithitanding the King’s giving the Royal Affent to fome 
Bills, 31 May. 

Seymour, Sir Francis, complains of being quettioned for fpeaking 
about the Patent for Alehoutes, 27 Feb. Defires to be cleared 
from the Charge of being the Inventor of the Matter againft 
Lord Treafurer, 11 May. Debate thereon, and cleared, eod. 
die. 

Sheep, Bill relating thereto, rejected, and torn, 17 Mar. 

Sheep-/kins, Bill touching them, read, 14 Mar. 

Sheperd, Mr. his Speech about the Bill concerning the Sabbath, 
cenfured, 15 Feb. Ordered to withdraw, eod. die. Called to 
the Bar, and expelled, 16 Feb. 

— Owen, Efq; Bill to enable him and John Smyth, Efy. to 
fell Lands, read, 27 Apr. 

Sheriffs, Bill for pafling their Accounts, read, 13 Mar. Com- 
mitted, and Clerks of the Exchequer to attend, 15. 

Shipwrights, their Patent complained of, 19 Mar. To be brought 
to the Committee of Grievances, 19 Mar. &amp; 19 Apr. Order 
againft their exacting Money by virtue of it, till confidered, 
20 Mar. 

Simony, Bill to prevent it in Eleétions in Colleges and Halls, 
read, 25 May. 

Smyth, John. Vide fupra Sheperd. 

John. Vide Hickes. 

Snayden, Bill read, 19 Mar. 

Spain, King of. Vide Palatinate. 

Speaker, chofen, 30 Jan. Confirmed, 3 Feb. Not to {peak with- 
out Leave, and to keep the Orders of the Houle, 5. To iffue 
Warrants for new Writs, upon Death, or double Returns, 6. 
Direés Counfel at the Bar, in what manner they are to pro- 
ceed, 9 Feb. &amp; 16 Mar. Stops their Proceeding contrary to his 
Directions, 9 Feb. ‘To write Letters, in Cafes of Privilege, 
without moving the Houfe, 17. None but the Speaker to fpeak 
to Perfons brought into the Houfe, and to be refolved, before 
they are called in, what to fay, 3 Mar. His Behaviour 
taxed, 9g Mar. ‘To fend his Warrant to the Surveyor of the 
Works, for enlarging and making the Houfe more commo- 
dious, 26. To fend his Warrant to the Party, and a Letter to 
the Judges, to flay Proceedings in a Fine, 25 Apr. Motion for 
the Mace to be carried before him during a Recefs, and againft 
his practifing at the Bar, 1 June. To write Letters, in cafe 
of Breach of Privilege during an Adjournment, eod. die. Not 
to leave the Chair, or make any Motion, without Leave, 
5, Dec. 

Speech, Freedom of. Vide Privileges. 

Spiller, Sir Henry, complains of being affronted at a Committee, 
and of divers Charges againft him, 12 Mar. Debate thereon, 
eod. die. Committee appuinted to examine a Charge againft 
him, 29 Nov. 

Staplers. Vide Merchants.—Bill for free Trade of the Staplers, 
read, 26 Apr. Committed, 7 May. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 28. Pafled,* *. Sent to the Lords, 28 Nov. — 

Statutes, Motion for repealing feveral, and Committee appointed 
to furvey them, 13 Feb. Bill for continuance and Repeal of 
divers, prefented, and read, 26 May. Committed, 29. Com- 
mittee to meet, 28 Nov. 

Stepney. Vide Hackney. 

Stewart, Sir Francis, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize him, and 
others, 5 Mar. Read, 8. Committed, 19. Reported, 21. 
Paffed, 27. 

Style, Dorothy, Bill to naturalize her, read, * *. Committed, 
* *, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26 Mar. Pafled, 2 May, 

Subjeéis. Vide Imprijonment. 

Subfidies. Vide Supply—Committee appointed to draw a Bill 
for Two Subfidies, 16 Feb. Bill read, 5-Mar.- Commit- 
ted, 7. Provifo, touching the continuance of the Seffion, 
notwithftanding the paffing of this Bill, read, and committed, 


“ ~_ Another for Wales, read, and committed, eod. die. 
fou. f. : 








Amendments to the Bill confidered, 12 Mar. Debate about 
exempting Berwick, the Cinque Ports, and the Univerfities, 
eod. die. Bill to be ingroffed, eod. die. Paffed, 17 Mar. Mo- 
tion about the Manner of prefenting it for the Royal Affent, 
19. Royal Affent given to it by Commiflion, 22. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of the Subfidies of 
the Clergy, 21 Mar. Read, and paffed, cod. die. Royal 
Affent, 22 Mar. ; 

Suits, in Law, Bill for avoiding them, read, 3 Feb—Vide A ions. 
Bill to make perpetual an Act for preventing troublefome Suits 
againft Juftices of Peace, read,14 Mar. Vide Justices. 

Sunday, Bill for Punifhment of Abufes thereon, pretented, 7 Feb. 
Read, 9. Debated, and committed, 15. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 1 Mar. Pafled, 5. Conference, defired by the Lords, 
concerning it, agreed to, and Committee appointed to manage 
it, 24 May. Report, 28, Bill fent from the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 29. Amendment agreed to, eod. die. 

Superfedeas, and Writs of Certiorari, Bill to punifh Abufes in 
procuring them, read, * *. Committed, * *. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 26 Feb. Pafled,1 Mar. Conference, defired by 
the Lords thereon, agreed to, and Managers appointed, 24 
May. Report, 28. Sent from the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 29. Amendment agreed to, eod. die. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Debate thereon, 5 Feb. To be con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, eod die. Refolu- 
tion, for granting Two Subfidies, reported, and agreed to, 16 
Feb. King’s Meflage thereon, eod die. To be put into Writ- 
ing, and difperied, 17 Feb. Vide Subfidies—Debate about a 
Supply for the Palatinate, 26 &amp; 27 Nov. Committee of the 
whole Houfe to contider of it, 27. Refolution, for granting 
One Subfidy, reported, and agreed to, 28. 

Sweuring, Bill to prevent it, read, 5 Mar. Committed, 10. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed,17. Paffed, * *. Sent from the 
Lords, with a Provifo, 16 May. Provifo thrice read, and 
pafled, eod. die. 





21°§ 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4. A. 1623, &amp; 1624. 


SACRA MENT, to be received by the Houfe, 23 Feb. 
Vide Houfe. 

Salmon, Trouts, and Peals, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 15 
Mar. Committed, 25. 

Scholars, and Fellows of Colleges, &amp;c. having no other Free- 
hold, not to have Voice in Election of Knights of the Shire, 
28 May. 

Schuthalafier, popith. Vide Dormer. 

Scudamore, Lady, Bill for fettling Lands upon her in Nature of a 
Jointure, read, 23 Mar. Committed, 21 Apr. Reported, and 
to fleep, 50. 

Sea-coals, Report touching the Patent for Survey of them, 13 
Mar. Patentees to attend with their Patent, eod. die. Motion, 
for fending for the Referrees, over-ruled, eod. die. Further 
Report, and Patent condemned, 26 May. Petition to the King, 
concerning it, read, and re-committed, cod. die. Reported, and 
agreed to, eod. die. 

Bill, touching an ancient Revenue of the Crown from 
Sea-coals, read, 17 Apr. Committed, 209. 

Serges, and Perpetuanoes, Bill for true making of them, read, 12 
Apr. Committed, 20. 

Serjeant at Arms, to attend at a Conference between both Honfes 
at Whitehall, 24 Feb. Sent with the Mace for Members at a 
Conference, not of the Committee, 6 Apr. Allowance to him 
out of the Collection from the Members, 29 May. 

Sewers, Commiflioners of, to be included in the Order for pre- 
fenting Recufants in Places of Trutt, 4 May. 

Sheriffs, Efcheators, and Colle¢tors, Bill for paffing their Ac- 
counts, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 8 Mar. 

Bill, that Sheriffs, having a Quietus, fhall be difcharged of 

their Accounts, read, 3 and 17 Apr. Committed, 23. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 22 May. Pafted, 25. 

Silk-dyers, Complaint againft them to be confidered by the Lord 
Mayor of London, 19 Apr. Proceedings of the Exchequer, 
concerning heavy-dyed Silk, to be brought to the Committee 
for Trade, cod. die. : 

Simony, Bill to prevent it in Ele&amp;ions in Colleges and Halls, 
read, 13 Mar. Committed, 12 Apr. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 10 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 13. Paffed, 15. 

Smith, Sir Richard, his Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 4 May. 

Somervyle, Sir William, Bill for eftablifhing his Inheritance, read, 
23 Apr. Committed, 26. Perfon, who ferved the Notice 
upon the Parties concerned, ordered to attend, 11 May. Ex- 
amined, 12. Committee to proceed, notwithftanding the 
Non-attendance of the Parties, eod. die. 

Southwark Election, Report, and Refolution, touching it, 2 Mar. 

Spain. Vide Trade, and Treaties. 

Speaker, chofen, 19 Feb. Confirmed, 21. To make out War- 
rants for new Writs, in Cafes of Death, or double Returns, 
23. Signs an Order in’ the Chair, 9 Mar. ‘To write a like 
Letter to Lord Mountacue, as the laft Parliament, 13 Apr. 

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INDEX @o the First VoutumeE, 


Motion for his Warrant to bring Records from the Lords to a 
Committee, cod. die. To write a Letter to the Lord Keeper, 
for Stay of Proceedings in a Caufe, and a Command to the 
Party, to forbear, pending a Bill in the Houfe, 14 Apr. To write 
to the Lord Keeper, for a re-hearing of a Caute, cod. die. 

Stafford Election, Report touching it, 22 Mar, Voted a void 
Election, and a new Writ ordered, eod. die. 

Stanere, David, Bill to naturalize him, read, 1 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 24 Apr. Reported, and re-committed, 1 May. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled, 4 May. 

Staplers, Report touching the Patent and Proclamation concern- 
ing them, and Refolutions thereupon, 26 May. Committee to 
prepare a Petition of Grievance thereon, eod. die. Vide Trade. 

Statutes, penal. Vide Informations. 

— Committee to draw a Bill for Continuance and Repeal of 
Statutes, 2 Mar. Billread,6., Committed, 13. Order for the 
fitting of the Committee, 24 &amp; 25. Bill reported, and to be 
contidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 1 Apr. Con- 
fidered, 5 &amp; 21. Reported, and re-committed, 27. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 28. Pafled, 4 May. Sent from the Lords, 
with Amendments, 21. Amendments read, and committed to 
the whole Houfe, 22. Report, eod. die. Conference, defired 
with the Lords thereon, agreed to, and Managers appointed, 
cod. die. Held, and reported, eod. die. Meflage to the Lords 
thereon, eod. die. Amendments agreed to, 27 May. 

Steward, Lord High, fwears feveral Members, and makes a De- 
putation for {wearing the rett,12 Feb. Dies tuddenly, 16. 

Stewart, Sir Francis, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 22 
&amp; 24 Mar. Patfled, 19 May. , 

St. John, Sir William, Complaint of his Patent for Ginny and 
Binny, 19 Apr. Vide Trade. — 

Stockbridge EleGion, Report,and Refolution, concerning it,9 Apr. 

Stratford, John, Bill to eftablifh his Lands upon John Hopkins, 
read, 2 Apr. Committed, 3. 

Subjects. Vide Imprisonment. 

Subpena Office, Debate about it, and Patent for it to be brought 
in, 19 Apr, To be confidered, 21. Claufe touching it, 
tendered to the Bill of Monopolies, 22. Petition of the 

_ Clerks of the Chancery againft it, eod. die. Committee to take 
into Confideration the Increafe of Fees therein, eod. die. Re- 
port, 1 May. 

Subfidies, and Fifteens, Debate about the Number demanded by 
the King, and Committee of the whole Houfe to confider 
thereof, 1g Mar. A State of the Matters to be confidered, 
opened, 20. Refolution for granting Three Subfidies, and 
Three Fifteens, reported, and agreed to, eod.die. Committee 
to draw up an Ani{wer to the King, touching his Demand of 
Six Subfidies, and Twelve Fifteens, eod. die. Precedents to be 
looked up, eod. die. Refolution, touching the Time of Pay- 
ment of the Subfidies and Fifteens, granted, eod. die. Report 
of what fell from the Prince at a Conference, relating thereto, 
10 Apr. Committee appointed to prepare a Preamble to the 
Bill, cod. die. Some Records to be brought from the Lords to 
the Committee, 13 Apr. Order for the meeting of the Com- 
mittee to prepare the Bill, 20. Bill prefented, 21. Read, 22. 
Order for its 2d Reading, eod. die. Read aSecond time, 24 Apr. 
Names of the Councii of War reported, and to be inferted in 
the Bill, eod. die. Bill committed, eod. die. King’s Meflage 
about it, 1 May. Houfe goes into a Committee thereon, 13. 
Bill to be further confidered in a Committee, eod. die. Re- 
ported. and to be ingrofled, 14 May. Pafled, 21. 

———- Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of the Subfidies of 
the Clergy, 25 May. Read, and paifed, 27. 

Suits in Law. Vide Aédtions—Bill for Expedition of Suits in 
Law, read, and rejected, 28 Apr.——Bill to prevent troublefome 
Suits againft Juftices of Peace, read, 14 Apr. Vide Juftices. 

Sunday, Bill for punifhing Abules committed thereon, read, 23 
Feb. To be ingrofled, 24. Palled, and fent to the Lords,6 Mar. 

Superfedeas. Vide Process. 

Supply, Motion for it, and Services opened, 11 Mar. Debate, 
aud Refolution thereon, eod. die. Conference, defired by the 
Lords, to clear fome Doubts in relation to the King’s Eftate, 
agreed to, and Managers appointed, eod. die. Prince’s Speech 
thereat to be taken down, and reported, eod die. Conference 
reported, 12 Mar. Draught of the Kefolution, touching a 
Supply, reported, and agreed to, and to be communicated to 
the Lords at a Conference, eod. die. Committee of -both 
Houfes to attend the King therewith, 13 Mar. To meet, and 
agree upon a Preamble thereto, eod.die. Subftance of it re- 
ported, and agreed to, eod. die. King’s Anfwer reported, 17 
Mar. Debate touching the King’s Demand of Six Subfidies, 
and Twelve Fifteens, 19. Vide Subjfidies. 

Swearing, and curfing, Bill to prevent and reform it, read, 23 
Feb. ‘To be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 6 Mar. 





i Car.I. Parl.1. A. 4625. 


S4CRAME NT, to be received by the Houfe, #1 June. 
Serjeant at Arms; takes Bail of a Prifoner in his Cuftody, 9 
July. ‘To bring the Bond to the Houfe, 2 Aug. 








Seffion. Vide Parliament. 

Sheriffs, Eicheators, and Collectors, Bill for pafling their Ac- 
ig ng read, * *, Committed, 9 July. Committee to meet, 
2 Aug. 

Simony. Bill aguinft it, read, * *. Committed, * *. Order for 
the meeting of the Committee, 2 Aug. 

Speaker, to write Letters for Stay of Suits, 5 July. 

Spiritual Perfons. Vide Clergy. 

Statutes, Bill for continuing of divers, twice read, committed, 
reported, and to be ingroiled, 6 July. Read Third Time, and 
to fleep, 7. 

Subjidies. Bill for granting Two, read, 4 July. Committed, 5. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6. Palfed, 8. Sent for, to be 

, carried up by the Speaker, for the Royal Affent, 11. Royal 
Affent given to it, eod. die. 

Bill from the Lords, for Confirmation of the Subfidies 

of the Clergy, read, and pafled, 11 July. Royal Affent, eod. 

die. 








Report touching the Accounts of the Treafurers and 
Council of War, relating to the Sublidies and Fifteens granted, 
21 Jac. 6 July. To be confidered, and Council of War and 
Treafurers to attend, eod. die. letolutions touching the Pay- 
ment of Money out of the Subfidies, for Services mentioned in 
the A&amp;, and difburfed by the Country, eod. die. Account of 
the Subfidies and Fifteens to be prepared, and Parties to at- 
tend, eod. die. Committee of the whole Houle to take it, 1 
Aug. Committee appointed to fet down the Money difburfed 
by the Country, 10. 

Sunday, Bill for punifhing Abufes committed thereon, read, 21 
June. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, * *, 
Pafled, * *. 

Supply, Motion for it referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
22June. Vide Subfidies—King’s Demand of a further Sup- 
ply to be confidered, 4 Aug. Debate thereon, 5 &amp; 6. To be 
confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, 6. Motion 
relating thereto, 8. King’s Meflage, concerning it, to be 
communicated to both Houfes at a Conference, eod. die. Re- 
port, 9 Aug. Motion for a Supply, and Committee of the 
whule Houle to confider of it, eod. die. Meflage from the 
King about it, 10 Aug, Debate thereon, and Committee to 
contider of an Anfwer thereto, eod. die. . 


1° § 2° Car. I. Parl. 2., 4. 1625, &amp; 1626. 


S4CRAMENT, To be received by the Houfe, 9 Feb. 
Salley Pirates. Vide Captives, and Grievances. 

Salmon, Bill for Prefervation and Increale thereof, read, 14 Feb. 
Committed, 27. Reported, and re-committed, 27 Mar. 

Salt, Bill for increafe of the Manufacture thereof, read, and re- 
jected, 7 Mar.—Patent to Mr. More, and others, for making 
of Salt, to be brought to the Committee of Grievances, eod. 
die. Report touching it, 28 Mar. Putent condemned, 5 May. 
To be annihilated, and a Ditclaimer to be entered thereupon 
in the King’s Bench. 25. 

Savyle, Sir John, Copy of a Letter, pretended to be written by 
him, concerning the Privileges of the Houfe, produced, and 
read, 22 May. Witneffes to be examined thereon, eod. die. 
To give Satisfaction, in his Place, to Two Members, for 
words ufed in his Speech, eod. die. Petition from one Med- 
calf, defiring to be examined, read, and Order thereupon, 24 
a Witneffes examined, 8 June. To be further examined, 

12. 

Scroop, Lord, Petition concerning him, to be prefented to the 
King, 11 Mar. 

Sea-couls, Bill to prevent the Abufe of falfe Meafures therein, 
read, 16 Feb. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be in- 
grofied, 9 May. 

Report touching the Office for Survey of Sea-coals, and 
King to be petitioned thereon, 24 May. Parties to attend the 
—— of Grievances, and Patent to be brought in, eod. 

le. 

Seamen. Vide Mariners. 

Serjeant at Arms, fent for a Member petitioned againft, 25 Mar. 
Sent with the Mace to fetch Members from the Painted 
Chamber Door, 10 May. 

Serjeant-majors, and Mutter-mafters, Bill for reforming their 

bufes, read, 16 Mar. Committed, 28. 

Sew/ter, Giles, and Samuel, Bill to make void a Conveyance 
gotten from them, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 13 Mar. Pes 
7 of Mr. Sewfter, read, 29 Apr. Additional Committees, 
eod. die. 

Sharpey, Sir Robert, Bill to punith him, for reviving the Duty on 
Newcaftle Cuals, read, 27 Mar. Committed, 1 June. : 

Sheriffs, Deputy, and Bailiffs, Bill to reform their Abufes, and to 
limit their Fees on Outlawries, prefented,11 Feb. Read, 13. 
Committed, 1 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10. 

Bill for paffing Accounts of Sheriffs, and Colletors of 

Subfidies, read, 10 Mar. Committed, 14.—Bill for Eafe of 

Sheriffs, read, 21 Mar.—Bill for pafling the Accounts of She- 

riffs, and Bailiffs of Liberties, read, 2 May. 





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Shipping, and Navigation, Bill for Maintenance and Increafe 
thereof, and for Liberty of Fifhing, in Newfoundland, read, 14 
Feb. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4 Mar. 
Paffed, 7. 

Committee appointed to confider of feveral Matters re- 

lating to my and Mariners, 22 Mar. &amp; 15 Apr. 

Simony. Vide Benefices. 

Skipwith, Mr. his Bill read, * *. Committed, 6 Mar. 

Slingiby, Sir William, Petition againft him, about a Jefuit brought 
before him, 25 Mar. Gives Satisfaction therein, eod. die. 

Snell, Sir Charles, Bill to enable him to fettle a Jointure, read, 27 
Mar. Committed, 8 May. 

Soldiers, Bill to prevent Abufes in prefling them, read, 20 Mar. 
Committed, 9 Mies, 

Sotherne, Thomas, Bill to naturalize him, read, 13 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 27. Additional Committees, 28. Bill reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 2 May. 

Speaker chofen, *« * Feb. To iffue Warrants for new Writs up- 
on Death, ur double Returns, 9 Feb. Cleared from a Charge 
of breaking the Orders of the Houfe, 1 May. 

St. Albans, Vifcount of, bis Bill read, 16 Mar. 

Staplers Bill. Vide Trade. 

Star-chamber. Vide High Commiffion. 

Statutes, Committee for Continuance, and Repeal of them ap- 
pointed, * *, Order for their fitting, 28 Mar. Bill to be 
prepared, 5 Apr. Prefented, read twice, and committed, 13. 
Committee adjourned, 15. 

Subfcription, Bill relating thereto, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 6 
May. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 9 June. 

Subfidies, and Fifteens, granted, 21 Jac. Motion for examining 
the Accounts of them, 10 Feb. Petition of Mr. Burlimachi, 
for Payment of Money due to him thereout, 21.—of the 
Treafurers, to be difcharged from their Service, eod. die. Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe to confider of thefe Petitions, and 
of all Matters relating to the faid Subfidies and Fifteens, eod. 
die. Sits, 25 &amp; 28 Feb. Vide War, Council of. 

Bill for granting Four Subfidies, and Three Fifteens, 

tendered, 5 May. King’s Meflage about it, eod. die. Com- 

mittee appointed to prepare a Preamble thereto, eod. die. Pre- 
amble read, and re-committed, 24 May. Reported, and read, 

3 June. Bill prefented, eod. die. King’s Letter to fpeed it, 

read, 9 June. Proceedings thereon, 9. 12, 13 &amp; 14. Vide 








Supply. 

Sunday, Bill concerning the keeping of it, read, 28 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 1 Mar. Reported, and re-committed, 22. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 27. Paffed, 19 Apr. 

Supply, Meflage from the King, defiring it, 10 Mar. To be con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. To be 
put into Writing, eod. die. Form of an Anfwer thereto re- 
ported, and agreed to, and Houle to attend the King therewith, 
14 Mar. King’s Letter to the Speaker, to haften the Supply, 
20. To be contidered, 20 &amp; 23. Another Meflage about the 
Supply, 23. Confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
27. Refolution for granting Three Subfidies, and Three Fif- 
teens, reported, and agreed to, eod.die. Another Meflage from 
the King, concerning the Supply,13 Apr. Relation of the Ser- 
vices to be provided for a 18. Meflage to revive 
the former, eod die. Another Mefiage about the fame, 20 Apr. 
Confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. Re- 
port, and Refolution thereupon, eod. die. King to be ac- 
quainted therewith, eod. die. Motion for another Subfidy and 
Fifteen, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
25 Apr. King’s Acceptance thereof, and Defire of Speed there- 
in, fignified, 2 May. Grand Committee to confider of the 
Time of Payment thereof, eod. die. Refolution for adding a 
Fourth Subtidy reported, and agreed to, 3 May. Vide Subjidies. 

Sutton’s Hofpital. Vide Charter-houje. 


3° &amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef: 1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 


ALT-PETRE, Bill for an eafier Supply thereof, read, 21 

Mar. Committed, 25 Apr. Committee to examine Com- 
plaints againft the Salt-petre-men, 27 May. Report touching 
them, 17 June. To be fent for by the Serjeant, and to bring in 
their Patent, eod. die. Petition about the making of Salt-petre, 
read, 20 June. Patent condemned, eod. die. 

Safje, John, Bill to naturalize him, read, 17 May. 

Sawyer, Sir Edmund, charged with being the Projector of Two 
new Books of Rates, 17 May. To attend the Committee 
thereon, and. bring in thofe Books, eod. die. To give an Ac- 
count, why he went out of Town without Leave, 19 May. 
King’s Meffage concerning him, 21 June. , Report —s! 
his tampering with a Witnefs, fent for to the Committee, eod. 
die. Heard thereto, eod. die. Committed to the Tower, and 
expelled, and declared unworthy to ferve as a Member, eod. die. 

Schoolmafters, popith, Mefiage to the Archbifhop of Canterbury, 
to know what was done concerning them, upon the King’s Re- 
ference, 28 Apr. : 

Vou. I. 


Sea-coals, Privy Seal for an Impofition of 2s. per Chaldron 
~~ and of 5s. upon all exported, to be brought in, 7 &amp; 
17 May. 

Seas, Complaint about the not guarding of them, 7 May. To be 
confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 7 &amp; 8. Re- 
port concerning it, 4 June. Article relating thereto to be in- 
ferted in the Remonftrance, 11. Vide Shipping. 

Seldon, Mr. Vide Suffolk. 

Serjeant at Arms, Motion for his taking Bail of Perfons fent for 
in his Cuftody, difagreed to, 22 Mar. Sent for Members to 
attend a Grand Committee, 1 May. His Petition about Fees, 
read, and referred to a Committee, 20 &amp; 23 June. 

ep Samuel, Bill to fell Lands, read, 8 May. Committed, 
16. 

Ship-money, Petition of divers Citizens of London againft it, re- 
ferred to Committee of Grievances, 27 Mar. 

Shipping, and Navigation, Bill for Maintenance thereof, and In- 
creafle of Fifhing in Newfoundland, read, 24 Mar. Committed, 
17 Apr. Reported, and re-committed, and Counfel to be heard 
for Lord Baltimore, 23. Paffed, 16 May. 

Petition from the Trinity-houfe, concerning the Decay of 

Shipping, referred+to Committee for Trade, 23 Apr. Report, 

25. Select Committee appointed to confider thereof, and of the 

Decay of Timber for building Ships, eod. die. Further Report 

from Committee of Trade, relating to the Decay of Shippin 

and Mariners, 4 June. Article, relating thereto, to be inferted 
in the Remonftrance to the king, 11. Certificate of Ships loft, 
to be delivered in, eod. die. Committee appointed to receive it, 

13 June. Brought in, 14.. Read, and recommitted, 16 

Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. To be annexed 

to the Remonftrance, eod. die. Refolution touching the Al- 

lowance of Rates for Shipping, and Committee to draw a Pe- 
tition thereon, 24 June. Petition read, and to be ingrofled, 





25. 

Skynner, Mr. complained of for arrefting Sir Edw. Denny’s Ser- 
vant, 22 May. Examined, touching difrefpectful Words ufed 
againft Sir Edward, and Committee to examine the Matter, 
26. Report, 30. 

Soldiers, Complaint of Violences committed by divers billeted in 
Surrey, 26 Mar. Committee appointed to examine it, 28. 
Vide Moulden. To confider of-all other Complaints touching 
the billeting of Soldiers, 3 Apr. Vide Lieutenants. Complaint 
of the Infolencies of Soldiers at Weymouth, 7 Apr. Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe to confider of the Abufes in the 
billeting of Soldiers, eod. die. Further Powers, and [nftructions 
to the Committee, 7 &amp; 8 Apr. Petition concerning this Matter, 
to be ingroffed, 9. To be prefented to the King, and Com- 
mittee to draw Heads for an Introduction, 10. King moved 
for Accefs, 11. Accefs granted, eod. die. 

Committee to draw a Bill, concerning prefling of Sol- 
diers, 3 Apr. 

Sparke, Michael his Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
20 May. 7 

Speaker chofen, 17 Mar. Confirmed, 19. To iffue Warrants for 
new Writs, upon Death, or double Returns, 20. 

Stankopp, Sir shay, committed by the Council, upon Occafion 
of a Challenge, ordered to be brought by the Serjeant, and 
Keeper to attend with him, 3 May. Keeper examined, 5. 
Sir Henry remanded to the Marfhalfea, and Committee to view 
the Precedents, eod. die. Releafed, upon giving Security for the 
Peace, 8 May. 

Statutes, Bill for Continuance and Repeal of divers, read, 9 
June. Committed, 13. Reported, 23. Pafled, 25. 

Stephens, Nicholas, Petition againft him to be examined by the 
Committee upon the Bill for Salt-petre, 27 May. ‘To be fent 
for by the Serjeant for a Contempt, and to bring in his Com- 
miffion, 17 June. 

Steward, Sir Simeon, to have Privilege, 28 Apr. Vide Privi- 
leges. Petition of Inhabitants, of the Ifle of Wight againft 
him, read, and referred to a Committee, 10 May. 

Stoell, Sir John, Report touching a Complaint againft him and 
Mr. Waldron, about billeting Soldiers at Taunton, 19 Apr. 
To attend, eod. die. Their Petition read, 7 May. Further 
Report concerning them, 15. Difcharged from further At- 
tendance, eod. die. 

Stranger, coming into the Houfe, ordered into Cuftody, 2 Apr. 
Vide Parfons.—Another examined at the Bar, and pardoned, 
12 May. 

Subjects, Lime of. Vide Liberty. 

oe Bill concerning it, read, 14 Apr. Committed, 23. 

eported, and to be ingrofled, 1 May. Read Third time, 17. 
Debated, 21. Further Debate adjourned, eod. die. 

Subfidy, Bill read, 12 May. Committed, 26. Committee fits, 3 
June. Committee appointed to draw a Preamble, 7. Preamble 
reported, 9. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 10. Pafled, 12. 
Conference, defired by the Lords about it, agreed to, and held, 
17. Report touching an Exception taken to the Preamble, and 
an Amendment propofed thereto by the Lords, eod..die. Pro- 

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IN DEX ¢o the First VoLumMeE. 


pofition not affented to, and Meffage to the Lords thereon, eod. 

die. Another Meflage, upon the pafling of the Bill by the 

Lords, 18 June. Exception taken to its not being fent to the 

Speaker, to be prefented to the King, 26. 

Petition of the Treafurers of the Subfidies, granted 21 

. read, 12 May. 

= Bil from ie Lords, for a of the Subfidy of 
the Clergy, 10 June. Read, and paffed, 24. 

Suffolk, Ea of, Information given of a fcandalous Afperfion caft 
by him upon Mr. Seldon, and Meflage to the Lords, de- 
firing Juftice thereon, 14 Apr. Their Anfwer reported, eod. 
die. Committee appointed to examine this Matter, eod. die. 
Charge againft the Earl avowed, 15 Apr. Report, and Refo- 
lutions thereupon, 17. Charge tranfmitted to the Lords, eod. 
die. 

Summer Iflands, Petition of the Planters, complaining of an Im- 
pofition, referred to a Committee, 4 June. Report, 16. Com- 
mittee to draw a Petition to the King thereon, eod. die. To be 
ingroffed, 19. To be prefented, 20. King’s Anfwer reported, 








24. 

Sunday, Bill to reform Abufes committed thereon, read, 31 Mar. 
Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 9. Paffed, 
9 May. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 22. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 23. 

Supply, Debate of it referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
22 Mar. Order miftaken, and difcharged, 24. King’s Mef- 
fage, relating to the Supply, 25. ‘To be confidered by the 
Committee for the Liberty of the Subjeét, eod. die. Debated, 
2 Apr. Another Meffage to haften the Refolution for a 
Supply, and Committee to prepare an Anfwer thereto, 12. 
Heads reported, and agreed to, eod. die. Introduction thereto 
read, and affented to, 14. Motion about the Supply, 16. 
Retolution for granting Five Subfidies, reported, and agreed to, 
8 May. Vide Subfidy. 

Sutton’s Hofpital. Vide Charter-houfe. 


4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef: A. 1628. 


AVYLE, Lord, Petition againft him referred to a Com- 
mittee, 16 Feb. ; 

Searle, Samuel, Bill to reverfe a Decree, Xc. againft him, read, 
5 Feb. 

Ships, going to Spain. Vide Corn. 

Speaker, to iffue Warrants for new Writs, upon Deaths, without 
Motion, 20 Jan. To go firft out of the Houfe at the Rifing, 
eod. die. To come by Eight o’Clock every Morning, 28 Jan. 
To write Letters to the Univerfities for Copies of Recanta- 
tions, Cenfures, and Submiflions, made for Popery, or Armini- 
anifm, 10 Feb. ri. 

Stationers, theix Petition againft the Patent for printing on one 
Side, referred to Committee of Grievances, 12 Feb. 

Steward, Dr. his Petition read, 9 Feb. 

Strange, Lady, Bill from the Lords, tu naturalize her, 31 Jan. 
Read twice, 3 Feb. Paffed, 4. 

Subjeéts. Vide Petition of Right, and Rolles. 

Swiemer Iflands, Bill to confirm Letters Patents for planting them, 
read, 5 Feb. Committed, 10. 

Sutton, Sir Thomas, Bil! for better performing his Will, read, 22 
Jan. Committed, 20 Feb. Petition of Sir Fra. Popham and 
his Wife, relating thereto, read, eod. die. 

Symonds, = Tae Po Petition and read, referred to Mr. Rolles’ 
Committee, 21 Feb. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. I. A. 1547. 


ANNES, and Bark, Bill read, 19 Dec. 
Tenures in Capite, Bill from the Lords, relating to them, 
read,6&amp; 13 Dec. Paffed, 14. 

Tin, unwrought, Bill for carrying it out of the Realm, read, 15 
&amp; 24 Nov. 

Tinners, in Devon, Bill for them, read, 21 Nov.&amp; 13 Dec. Paff- 
ed, 19 Dec. 

Tonnage, snd Poundage, Bill read, 17 &amp; 18 Nov. Pafled, 19 
Provifo from the Lords, for the Steel-yard, read twice, 20 Dec. 
Paffed, 23. 

Treafons, and Felonies, Bill from the Lords, for repealing divers 
Statutes concerning them, read, 21 Nov.—New Bill read, 30 
Nov. &amp; 6 Dec. Paffed, 12 Dec.—New Bill from the Lords, 
read, 21 Dec. Paffed, 23. 

Tythes, Bill touching Non-payment thereof in exempt Places, 
read, 22 Nov. 


2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Seff: 2. A. 1548. 


74 NNERS. Vide Curriers, and Leather. 
Taverns. Vide Alehoufes. 
Tenants. Vide Attornments. 
Tin. Vide Pewterers. 
Trials, in criminal Caufes, Bill relating thereto, read, 5 Dec. 


Tythes, Bill from the Lords, for Payment thereof, read, 18 Feb. 
Committed 22, Read, Third time, 27. Paffed, 5 Mar. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 3. A. 1549. 


Tit BURY Ferry, Bill for repairing, it, read, 14 Nov. 

Tin, Bill for making it perfect, read, 1g Nov. Committed, 
25.—Bill for Conveyance of it, wrought, out of the Realm, 
read, 23 Nov. 

Trees, Bill for Increafe thereof, read, 5 &amp; 6 Nov. 


5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 4. 4.1551 &amp; 1552. 


AVERNS. Vide Victualling-houfes. 
Tillage, Bill from the Lords, for Increafe thereof, 2 Apr. 
Read, 4&amp;6. Paffed, 7. Vide Pajture, and Sheep. 

Timber, Bill againft carrying it over Sea, read, 12 Mar. 

Tin. Vide Pewterers. 

Tinkers. Vide Pedlars. 

Tipling houfes. Vide Alehoufes. 

Treafons, Bill from the Lords, relating thereto, 20 Feb. Read, 
24 &amp; 25. Articles therein read, 26. Arguments therein com- 
mitted, 28. Bill committed, 2 Mar. Notes drawn thereout, 
brought in, and committed, 14. Committee appointed to draw 
anew Bill, 21. New Bill read, 4 Apr. To be ingroffed, 9. 
Read Third time, 11. Paffed, 13. 

Trees, Bill for planting them, read, 9 &amp; 30 Mar. Vide Woods. 


7° Edw. VI. Parl. 2. A. 1552 &amp; 1553. 


ENT HS, Bill from the Lords, for Colle&amp;tors thereof to be 
bound by Recognizance, read twice, 30 Mar. Paffed, 91. 
Trees, Bill for planting them, read 6 Mar. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 1. Sef! 1. A. 1553. 


To NN AG E, and Poundage, Bill read, 10 O&amp;. +Commit- 
ted, 11. To be ingrofled, 12. Paffed, 14. Returned from 
the Lords, to be reformed in Two Provifoes, 18. 

Treafons, Felonies, and Premunire, Bill from the Lords, for re- 
peal of divers Statutes relating thereto, 12 O&amp;. Read, 13. 
Committed, 14. Argument touching it, 16. Read Third 
time, 18. Pafled 19. 

Trees. Vide Woods. 


1° Mar. I. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1553. 


ALLOW-CHANDLERS of London, Bill for them 
to fearch Oils, &amp;c. read, 25 O&amp;. Committed, 26. 
Tillage, Bill for Maintenance thereof, and Increafe of Corn, 
read, 15 &amp; 16 Nov. 
Ti _ e,and Poundage, Bill read, 25 Oct, To be ingroffed, 26. 
affed, 27. 
Tythes. Vide Silva. 


1° Mar. I. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


TR EASON, Claufe for Forfeiture of entailed Lands upon 
account thereof, left by the Lords out of the Bill of At- 
tainder, upon Queftion, to ftand, 5 May. 
Troy Weight, Bill for ufing it in the Sale of things by Weight, 
read, 17 Apr. &amp; 1 May. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A. 1554. 


TR E ASONS, Bill from the Lords, for Punifhment thereof, 
read, and committed, 7 Dec. Read Second time, 17.—New 
Bill for Punifhment of Treafon, and Government of the 
King and Queen’s Iffue, read, 20. 27 &amp; 28 Dec. &amp; 4 Jan. 
Debated 7 &amp; 8 Jan. To be ingroffled, 12. Paffed, 14. 
Bill to make certain Words fpoken againft the Queen, to 
be Freafon,14 Jan. Vide Queen. 
Tuckers, Bill touching them, read, 26 Nov. 





2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 


TAUNTON Cloths. Vide Bridgewater. 
Tenths. Vide Firft-fruits. 
Tillage, Bill for Increafe thereof, read, and committed, 4 Nov. -: 
New Bill read, and to. be ingroffed, 11 Nov. Paffed, 12. 
Tinmouth Haven, Bill forit read, 28 &amp; 29 O&amp;. To be ingroffed, 
7 Nov. Pafled, 12. 


4° &amp; 5° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Sef. 1. A. 1557. 


T4 NNERS, Bill for them to dwell in Towns, read, 28 
Jan. Committed 29. To be ingvofled, 11 Feb, Paffed, 
12. 


Timber Trees, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 24 Feb. 
as Tythes, 




















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IN DEX ¢o the First Votume. 


Tythes, Bill for Payment thereof out of Heath or wafte Ground 
converted to arable or pafture, read, 26 Jan. Committed 28. 
Bill for Payment of Tythes at Coventry, read, 11 Feb. 

To be ingroffed, 16. Paffed, 19: 


5° &amp; 6 Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 5. Seff'2. A. 1558. 


ANNERS. Vide Leather. 
Timber Trees, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 5 Nov. 
Committed, 12. 
Trinity-hall, in Cambridge, Bill from the Lords, for the Corpo- 
ration thereof, 14 Nov. Read, 15 &amp; 16. 
Tythes, Bill concerning Payment thereof out of the late Reli- 
gious Lands, read, 10 Nov. Committed, 12. 





1° Eliz. Parl.1. A.1558 &amp; 1559. 


&gt; LOW. Vide Leather. 

anners. 

Tenths, and Firft Fruits, Bill from the Lords, to reftore them to 
the Crown, 6 Feb. Read, and committed, 6&amp;17. Provifo 
read twice, 20. Bill pafled, 21. New Provifoes from the 
Lords, read, 16 &amp; 20 Mar. Paffed, 22. 

Bill, that Leffees of fpiritual Lands fhall not pay the 
Tenths, read, 28 Feb. To be ingroffed, 3 Mar. 

Thrower, ... Servant to the Mafter of the Rolls, charged with 
contumelious Words againft the Houfe, and ordered to attend, 
15 Apr. Examined, and ordered into Cuftody, 17. 

Tinker Toon, Bill againft felling them for Coals to make Iron, 
read, 21 &amp; 25 Apr. Paffed, 1 May. Vide Woods. 

Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill for the Grant thereof, read, and 
committed, 1 Feb. To be ingrofled, 4. Paffed,7. Sent from 
the Lords, 20. Returned, 21. 

Treafons, Bill from the Lords, for punifhment thereof, 11 Feb. 
Read, 15. Committed, 16. Paffed, with a Provifo, 23. Con- 
ference defired by the Lords, about the Provifo, 3 Mar. Pro- 
vifo from the Lords, read, 10. Paffed, 16. 

Trinity-hall, in Cambridge, Bill for incorporating it, read, 25 
Feb. To be ingroffed, 2 Mar. Paffed, 3. Sent from the Lords, 


10. 





5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Seffi 1. A. 1562 &amp; 1563. 


ANNERS, Bill to repeal Part of an A&amp; againft them, for 
buying raw Hydes, read, 29 Jan: 

Taylors, Bill to repeal Part of a Statute touching their Journey- 
men, read, 23 Feb. &amp; 4 Mar. 

Thomas, Anne, Bill from the Lords, for her Reftitution, 16 Feb. 
Read, 23 &amp; 25. Paffed, g Mar. 

Tillage, and Hutbandry, Bill from the Lords, for Increafe thereof, 
23 Mar. Read, eod. die. Committed, 29 Mar. Pafled, 7 Apr. 

Turner, Edward, Bill from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 6 Mar. 
Read, eod. die. Paffled, 9 Mar. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl. 2 Sef: 2. A. 1566. 


: ALLOW, and Kitchen-fiuff, Bill about ingroffing it, read, 
8 Oct. Rejected, 9. 
Tanners, Bill to repeal Part of an A&amp; relating to them, read, 23 
O&amp; 


Tenements, Bill, that no Perfon fhall hold above Two, read, 19 
Dec. 

Thames. Vide Wears. . 

Tonnage Wares, Bill touching them, read, 13 Nov. To be in- 
grofied, 13 Dec. Read Third Time, with a Provifo, 16. De- 
bated, 18. Paffed, 20. Sent from the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 24. Amendment difagreed to, eod. die. 

Trinity-houfe. Vide Sea-marks. 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. 4.1571. 


AUNTON Cloths. Vide Cloths. 

Tellers, Receivers, Treafurers, and Collectors, Bill from the 
Lords, to make their Lands liable to the Queen, 12 Apr. Read, 
13. Committed, 23.—New Bill read, g May.—New Bill from 
the Lords, 22 May. Read, 23 &amp; 24. Referred toa Committee, 
26. Sent to the Lords, 28. Returned from the Lords, with a 
new Provifo, eod. die. 

Tenths of the Clergy, Bill againft Exaétions of Collectors of them, 
read, 11 May. To be ingroffed, 12. Paffed, 14. 

Tillage, Bill for Increafe thereof, and Maintenance of the Navy, 
read, 3 May. ‘To be ingroffed, 4. Paffed,7. Committee to 
Confer with the Lords thereupon, 21. Bill fent from the Lords, 
25.— New Bill twice read, 25 May. Paffed, 26. 

A&amp; 5, Eliz. touching Tillage, to be revived in the Bill 
for continuance of Statutes, 24 or 

Tinners in Devon, Bill againft their Ufurpation, read, and com- 
mitted, 11 May. 

oem a relating thereto, read, 9 Apr. Addition thereto pre- 

ou. I. 











fented, eod. die. Bill read Second Time, 12 Apr. Addition read, 
eod. die. Bill and Addition to be joined, and both committed, 
eod. die. Committee impowered to confer with the Queen’s 
Counfel, 14 Apr. Order for their meeting, 21. Bill to be in- 
grofled, 26. Paffed,27. Sent from the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 9 May. Committee to confider of them, 11. Confe- 
- rence defired by the Lords thereon, 16. Bill and Amendments 
brought from the Lords, eod. die. Amendments agreed to, 17 


May. Bill, new written, fent from the Lords, to be examined, 
22 


T reafurers. Vide Tellers. 
Tyrrell, John, Efq ; his Bill read, 18 May. To be ingroffed, 22. 
Paffed, 24. Sent from the Lords, with Amendments, 28. 


Tythes, Bill touching the Payment thereof, read, and rejected, 
12 May. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff.1. A. 1572. 


T4 LLOW. Vide Leather. 
Taunton Cloths, Bill touching them read, 6 June. 
Tellers, Receivers, &amp;c. Bill for Hxplonation of the A&amp;t to make 
their Lands liable to their Debts, read, 12 May. Committed, 


14. 
Tenths and Subfidies of the Clergy, Bill againft Deceits of Col- 
lectors thereof, read,17 May. To be ingroffed, 19. Paffed, 


20. 

Timber, and Fuel, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 19 May. 
To be ingroffed, 21. Paffed, 24. 

Treafon, Bill from the Lords, againft fuch as Practife to releafe 
Perfons committed for it, 24 May. Read, 31 May, &amp; 4 June. 
Paffed, 5 June. 

Treafurers. Vide Tellers. ; 

Tunbridge Free-{chool, Bill touching it, read, and committed, 23 
May. Additional Committees, 28 &amp; 29.—New Bill twice 
read, and to be ingroffed, 3 June. Pafled 4. Vide Fifher. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 2. A. 1575. 


ALLOW. Vide Leather. 
Tenants Bill for Attornment of them, read, 2 Mar. 
Timber, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 10 Feb. 
Trials by Juries, Bill for them, read, and committed, 5 Mar. To 
be ingroffed, 6. Paffed, 12. . 
Tythe, of great Woods, Bill for Payment thereof, read, 5 Mar. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sess. 3. A. 1580. 


TINNERS, and Spaliars, Bill touching them, read 24 Feb. 
&amp; 2 Mar. To beingroffed, 3 Mar. Pafled, 4. 
Turnmyll Street, Bill for paving it, read, 22 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. A. 1603 &amp; 1604. 


ANNERS, and Leather, Bill concerning them, read, 2 
Apr. Committed} 28. Reported, and to be mgroffed, 16 
May. Pafled,22. Vide Leather. 

Tafh, Bryan, a Yeoman of the Guard, complained of for in- 
fulting a Member, 19 Mar. Debate touching the Manner of 
proceeding againft him, and fent for by the Serjeant, 22. Re- 
primanded, and difcharged, paying Fees, 23. 

Taverns. Vide Alehoufes. 

Tellers, upon a Divifion, to be appointed by the Speaker, indiffe- 
rently, 24 Mar. 

Tenures. Vide Wardfhip. 

Tey, Mr. his Letter to the Speaker, complained of, and cenfured, 
17 Apr. Acknowledges his Error, and is pardoned, eod. die. 
Theobald, John, Bill to enable him to make a Jointure, read, 19 
May. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 8 June. 

Pafied, * *. Sent to the me 14 June. 

Throckmorton, Sir John, Bill to avoid a Return &gt; him into 
the King’s Bench upon a Writ of Error, fued by Henry and 
John Vernon, Efqrs. 13 Apr. Counfel between Sir Rob. Ver- 
non and Sir Wm. Herbert to be heard, 27. Heard, 30 Apr. &amp; 
1 May. Billread a Second time, 1 May. Debated, and re- 
jected, 4. 

nal Thomas, Efq; Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 23 
May. Committed, 26. Reported, 12 June. Pafled, 15. 

Tillage. Vide Hufbandry. 

Timber. Vide Wood. 

Fonnage, and Poundage, Bill read, * *. Committed, 3o May. 
Reported, and re-committed, 5 June. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 6. Read Third time, and re-committed, 12. 
Reported, and re-committed, 13. Reported, and paffed, 14. 
Declaration touching it, eod. die. 4 

Frade, Bill for free Liberty thereof into all Countries, read, 18 
Apr. Committed, 24. Report touching the’ Reaforis for, and 
Anfwers to the Objections againft it, 21 May. Bill'to be in- 

offed, cod. die. Read Third time, 31 May. Debated, 31 
May ; 4&amp;6 June. Paffed, 6 June. Sent to the Lords, 9. 
Conference, 











IN DEX @o the First VoOLuME. 


Conference, defired by the Lords concerning it, agreed to, 5 
July. Reported, 6. Motion for naming Commiffioners, to draw 
a Bill againft the next Seflion, eod. die. 

Bill for Enlargement of Trade, read, 19 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, 21 May. 

Treafon, Motion touching a Declaration of all Kinds thereof, 26 
Mar. Committee appointed to confider of it, eod. die. 

Treafurers, and Deputy Lieutenants, Bill to compel them to ac- 
count, read, 21 Apr. &amp; 1 May. 

Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, Houfe to attend his Funeral, 22 June. 

Trinity College, Cambridge, Bill from the Lords, for Exchange 
of Lands between them and Sir Tho. Mounfon, 15 May. 
Read, * *. Committed, 26 May. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 6 June. Rejected, 7. 

Typper, Mr. charged with taking 100/. for furthering the Paflage 
of a Bill, and to be fent for by the Serjeant, 5 May. The Sol- 
licitor of the Bill to attend, eod. die. Examined, 7 May. Com- 
mittee appointed to examine Mr. Typper, 11. Report, 15. 
His Two Letters Read, 16. 

Tythes, Bill for explaining a Decree 37 H. VIII. for Payment of 
them in London, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 10 May. Re- 
ported, and new Bill prefented, and read, 14 June. Rejected, 
23. 








Bill for Payment of Tythes in Kind, read, 20 June. 
Bill for Payment of Perfonal Tythes, read, 22 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff 2. A. 1605 &amp; 1606. 
74 LWORTH Road. Vide Nonfuch. 


Taxes, and Impofitions, Bill concerning them, read, 25 Feb. 
Committed, 19 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 May. 
Paffed, 24. 

Thames, Bill from the Lords, for making it navigable to Oxford, 
10 Apr. Read, 16. Committed,17. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 13 May. Paffed,* *. Sent to the Lords, 19 May. 

Thankfgiving, annual. Vide Plot. 

Thetford, Bull for eftablifhing an Alms-houfe there, read, 22 Jan. 
Committed, 23. Reported, and to fleep, 6 Mar. 

Throckmorton, William, Efq: Bill for fettling the Manor of Rye 
upon him and his Heirs, read twice, and committed, 8 May. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10. Paffed, 12. Sent to the 
Lords, 13. 

Tillage. Vide Hereford. 

Tin, Article of Grievance touching Pre-emption of it, debated, 
and agreed to, 9 Apr. 

Tippling-houfes, Bill to fupprefs them, and reftrain Brewers from 
uttering Beer and Ale to Alehoufe-keepers not licenfed, read, 
21 Feb. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
28. Read the Third time, and rejected, 5 May. 

Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill for repealing Part of a Statute con- 
cerning it, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 28. 

Towns, decayed, Bill foy Maintenance of them, read, and reje&amp;ted, 
2 Apr. 

pont Bill for free Liberty thereof into Spain, Portugal, and 
France, read, 7 and 10 Feb. Committed, * *. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 27 Feb. Paffed, 12 Mar. Sent to the Lords, 13. 
Conference defired by the Lords thereon, and agreed to, 10 Apr. 
Report, 12. Another Conference to be held thereupon, 28. 
Report touching the Objections of the Spanifh Company 
thereto, 2 May. Bill fent from the Lords, with Amendments, 
3. Amendments agreed to, 5. 

Bill for Free Liberty of Trade into all Countries, read, 
**, Committed, 3 Apr. Additional Committees, 10. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, * *. Paffed, * *. Sent from 
the Lords, with Amendments, 3 May. 

Treafon. Vide Attainder, and Plot. 

Treafury, Clerkthip of. Vide —, 

Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 21 Jan. 
~ ¢ oeeeiee 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4-Feb. Paff- 
ed, 8. 

Ti upper, Mr. Article of Grievance touching him, read, 16 Apr. 
-To be heard by Counfel, 16. 28 &amp; 30. Article to be 
drawn into Form, 28. Mr. Typper heard, and Caufe referred 
to the Committee for Grievances, 3 May. Select Committee 
to examine it, 10. 








4° &amp; 5° Jac. I. Parl. 1. Sef: 3. A. 1606 &amp;§ 1607. 
ANNERS. Vide Leather. 


Tenements. Wide Inmates. 

Theobald’s Houfe, Bill from the Lords, for fettling it on the Queen, 
and affuring other Lands to the Earl of Salifbury in Exchange, 
28 May. Read, 29. Committed, 30. Reported, with 
Amendments, 6 June. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, eod. 
die. 

Throckmorton, Edward, complained of for ferving a Subpena 
on a QO. Cromwell, 7 May. Ordered into Cuftody for a 

ay, 8. 
Tillage. Vide Herefordfhire. 





Timber, Bill for marking and affifing thereof, read, 10 Mar. Re- 
jected, 13 May. 

Bill from the Lords, for Prefervation and Increafe of 
Timber, 2 July. Read, and debated, eod. die. 

Tompfon, Robert, Efq; Bill to enable his Committees to fettlea 
Jointure upon his Son’s Wife, read, 21 Feb. Committed, 24. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12 Mar. Paffed, 14. Sent to 
the Lords, 31. 

Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill to explain the Act for it, read, 11 
Dec. 

Trade, Bill to explain the Act for free Liberty thereof into Spain, 
Portugal, and France, read, 25 Nov. Committed, 26. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 29. Pafled,2 Dec. Sent to the 
Lords, 10. 

Trelawney, Sir Jonathan, Bill for Affurance of his Lands to the 
Purchaters, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 21. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 25. Paffed, 28. 

Tythes, Bill againtt fuing for them in ecclefiaftical Courts, read, 18 
May. 


7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef: 4. A. 1609 &amp; 1610. 
TE NURES, and Worle Report from the Committee 


of Grievances, touching a Propofition to be made to the 
Lords, for taking them away, 21 Feb. Conference defired with 
the Lords thereon, and agreed to, eod.die. Directions touching 
the Manner of proceeding therein, and Reporters appointed, 
24 Feb. Report, 27. Debate, and Meflage to the Lords there- 
on, 28. Meflage altered, and fent to the Lords, 1 Mar. Com- 
mittees of both Houfes to meet, eod. die. King’s Anfwer to the 
Petition, touching Tenures and Wardfhip, to be imparted by 
the Lords at a Conference, 2 Mar. Report, and Debate there- 
on, 5- Further Conference defired with the Lo: ds thereupon, 
and agreed to, 6. Report, 10. Committee for ‘ onference to 
meet the Lords, to receive the King’s Anfwer, 12. His An- 
fwer, giving the Houfe Leave to treat, reported, 14. Meflage 
to be fent to the Lords, fignifying the Intention of the Houfe to 
give the King Thanks by the Speaker, and Committee to draw 
it, eod. die. Form of it, 15 Mar. King to be moved for Ac- 
cefs, and Committee to confider of a Meffage of Thanks, 17. 
Houfe to attend the King therewith,19 &amp; 20. His Anfwer 
reported, 26. Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of 
Tenures and Wardfhips, 15 Mar. The Clerk to fay Prayers 
thereat, and the Lawyers to attend,17. Committee fits, 23. 
Report of their Proceedings, 26. Conference, defired with the 
Lords thereon, agreed to, and Committee to confider of the 
Manner of proceeding therein, eod. die. Further Confideration 
of the Bufinefs adjourned, 30 Mar. Meflage from the Lords, 
about deferring it, 2 Apr. Another Meflage, appointing a Con- 
ference about it, 19. Report, 21. Committee to fit, eod. die. 
Report, 23 Apr. Another Conference defired with the Lords, 
and agreed to, 26. Committee to confider of the Report, and 
affign a Reporter, 27. Conference reported, 28. Debate about 
an anfwer to be fent to the Lords, 1 May. Form of it brought 
in, debated, and Committee to review it, 2 May. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, eod. die. To be delivered at a Conference, 
3 May. Conference agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. Debate 
About giving the Managers Power to anfwer and difpute at the 
Conference, as defired by the Lords, and Refolution againft 
it, eod. die. Reporters appointed, eod. die. Part of the Con- 
ference reported, and Committee to prepare the reft, 5 May. 
Further Report, eod. die. Another Conference, defired by the 
Lords, held, and reported, 26 May. Free Conference 
defired by the Lords, and agreed to, eod. die. Heads of 
it to be confidered by the Grand Committee, 26 &amp; 31 May. 
Heads of Retribution to be confidered by the fame Committee, 
1 June. Committee fits, eod. die. Meffage from the Lords, 
defiring Expedition, and Anfwer thereto, 8 June. Proceedings 
of the Sub-committee reported, 9. Grand Committee to con- 
fider of a Meflage to the Lords, 15. Heads of it tendered, 16. 
To be confidered further by the Grand Committee, eod. die. 
Confidered, 18 June. Sub-committee to pen it, eod. die. Form 
of it reported, and fent to the Lords, eod. die. Free Confe- 
rence agreed to, 20 June. Grand Committee to fit and pre- 
_ pare for it, 25. Heads of Retribution reported, and agreed to, 
26. Conference reported, 27. Committee impowered to treat 
of any Propofition for compounding with the King, 9 July. 
Report, and Refolution for giving 180,000/. for Tenures, &amp;c. 
13. Committee to prepare Heads for Conference with the 
Lords thereon, 14. Heads reported, 16. Conference held, and re- 
ported, 17. Refolution to comply with the King’s Demand of 
200,00G/. eod. die. To be communicated to the Lords at a 
Conference, 18 July. Meflage from the King, fignifying his 
Intention to {peak to the Houfe, eod. die. Debate, and Refo- 
lution, about including the four Shires, eod. die. Conference de- 
ferred, at the Defire of the Lords, 19 July. Committee to pre- 
ie the Heads of it, eod. die. Heads reported, and Conference 
eld, eod. die. New Conference defired by the Lords, and An- 
fwer thereto, eod die. Order for making the Report of the laft 
Conference, 























INDEX wo the First Votume. 


Conference, eod. die. Report made, eod. die. Confidered in a 
rand Committee, 20 July. Report, and Debate thereon, eod. 
aie. Another Conference to be defired with the Lords, touch- 
ing it, eod. die. Meflage fent, and Conference agreed to, 21 
July. Further Motions and Orders relating to this Bufinefs, 
21 &amp; 23. 
Tewkfbury, a new Borough, Warrant for a Writ ordered, 28 
Mar. Burgeffes fworn, 16 Apr. 
Teye, Mr. Burgefs for Arundell, Motion touching his Wages, 


11 May. 

Thetford Sehecd, Bill from the Lords, touching it, 1 June. Read, 
and Counfel to be heard, 6. Read Second time, 14. Counfel 
heard, and Bill committed, 15. Reported 23 June. Pafled, 
26. Sent to the Lords, 2 July. 

Tillage. Vide Sea-fand. 

Timber, and Underwoods, Bill for breeding and increafing there- 
of, prefented, 16 Feb. Vide Woods. 

Bill for Supply of Timber in Devon, for Shipping, read, 

* *, Committed, 25 June. 





Titles. Vide Leafes. 


12° Jac. I. Parl. 2. A. 1614. 


T4 X E'S, and Impofitions, Bill concerning them, read, 14 
Apr. Debated, and committed, 18. 

Taylors, Bill for Reformation of them, read, 17 May. 

Tenants in Tail, Bill to enable them to fell Lands, notwithftand- 
ing the Reverfion be in the Crown, read, 14 Apr. 

Thetcher, William, his Bill read, 25 May. 

Timber, Bill for Increafe thereof, read, and rejected, 14 May. 

Trade, Complaint of a Patent for Reftraint thereof, 12 Apr. 
Vide Patent. 


18° &amp; 19° Jac. 1. Parl. 3. d. 1620 &amp; 1621. 


EWKS BURY Bridge, Bill relating thereto, read, * *- 
Committed, 5 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 29. 

Thames, Bill from the Lords, for making it navigable from Bercott 
to Oxford, 7 Dec. 

Thornbury and Oldbury Manors, Bill to reftore the Tenants there- 
of to their ancient Privileges, read, 15 Mar. Committed, 20 Apr. 

Thread, and Lace, gold and filver, Complaint of the Patents for 
making them, to be confidered by the Committee of Griev- 
ances, 6 Feb. Report touching them, 5 Mar. Debate, and 
Refolution, about queftioning the Referrees, eod. die. Further 
Report, 6 Mar. Patentees to be heard by Counfel, eod. die. 
Heard, eod. die. Witneffes examined, and Patents condemned, 
7 Mar. Vide Michell and Monperfon. 

Tichborne, Sir Walter, his Patent for mortgaged Lands to be 
brought to the Committee of Grievances, 21 Mar. Time for 
his bringing it in enlarged, eod. die. 

Tiffin, Thomas, and Juhn, Bill to confirm an Agreement be- 
tween them and the Creditors of their Father, read, 27 Apr. 
Tiles, Bill for Reformation of Abufes therein, read, and rejected, 

17 Feb. 

Tillage. Vide Warrens. 

Tobacco, foreign, Refolution concerning the Importation of it, 
13 Mar. Report from Committee for free Trade concerning 
it, and Debate thereon, 17 Apr. Further Debate, and Refo- 
lution againit it, 18.—Bill to reftrain the inordinate Ufe of it, 
read, 23 Apr. Committed, 3 May. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 16. Paffed, 25. 

Petition of Virginia Planters, complaining of a Patent 
for Tobacco, read, and referred to a pom, ang 23 Apr. 
Patent to be broughtin, 25. 

Tolls, concealed, Report touching the Patent for them, 26 Mar. 
Patent condemned, eod. die. : 

Trade, Motions about the Decay of it, and the Scarcity of Mo- 
ney, 26 Feb. To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, eod. die. Report, and Refolution touching foreign To- 
bacco, 13 Mar. Vide Tobacco. Further Report, 17 Apr. Sub- 
committee appointed to brief the Matters delivered in, 19. 
Further Motion about the Decay of Trade, 5 Dec. 

Bill for free Trade into all Countries, read, 2 Mar. Com- 

mitted, 28 Apr. 

Bill for free Trade into France, read, 3 May. 

Trials. Vide Battle. 

Trinity-houfe. Vide Light-houfes. 

Twyford, and Marwel!, Manors, Bill to make voida Decree 
againft the cuftomary Tenants thereof, read, 16 May. 

Typper, Mr. Complaint of his Patent of Concealments, 28 Feb. 
‘To attend the Committee of Grievances, 21 Mar. Vide Con- 
cealments. 

Tythes, Bill to prevent the taking of them for Fifhing Voyages, 
read, 13 Feb. Vide Fi/hing. 

Report touching the Patent for concealed Tythes, and 

Patent condemned, 19 Mar. 

















read, 19 Apr. 
Vor I. 


— Bill for Payment of Cofts upon Prohibitions for Tythes, - 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. I. Parl. 4. A. 1623 &amp; 1624. 


FE: HAM ES, Bill from the Lords, to make it navigable from 
Bercot to Oxford, 18 Mar. Read, 19. Committed, 20. 
Reported, and re-committed, and Counfel to be heard upon a 
Petition againft it, 22 Apr. Reported, with Amendments, and 
Paffed, 26. 

Theluall, Sir Eubele, Report from Committee for Religion, touch- 
ing a Complaint againft him, 20 May. Cleared, eod. die. 

Thomas, Mrs. Report touching her Complaint againft the Lord 
Keeper, 19 May. Further Report, and Refolutions and Pro- 
ceedings thereon, 27. 

Tobacco, Bill relating thereto, to be looked out, 5 Apr. Read, 15. 
Vide Trade. 

Trade, Grand Committee appointed to confider of it, 24 Feb. 
Report touching the feveral Matters propoted to be handled 
by them, and feveral Motions made by their Direction, 4 
Mar. Proceedings of the Commiflioners for Trade, to be 
brought to the Committee, and Lord Treafurer, to be requeft- 
ed to fend to them the Labours of the laft Parliament, eod. 
die. Patents and Orders of the Merchant-adventurers, and the 
Eaft-land Company, to be brought to the Committee, to 
Mar. Merchant-adventurers to bring in their Account and 
Court Books, 13. Mr. Nicholfon’s Patent of the pretermitted 
Cuftoms to be brought in eod. die. Vide Nicholfon. Mer- 
chants to fend Four of each Company to the Committee, and 
to fet down the State of Trade in each Company, 19 Mar. 
Account of Exportation and Importation, for Four Years, or- 
dered, eod. die—of Money coined fince the laft Parliament, 
ordered, eod. die. Merchant-adventurers to bring in their Pa- 
tent 28 Eliz. and their great Court Books, eod. die. Motions, 
touching Burthens on Trade, to be confidered by. the Com- 
mittee, 1 Apr. Report touching the bad State of Trade, and 
the Occaiions thereof, 2. Complaint againft the Mer- 
chant-adventurers to be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, and they to attend, and bring in their Book of 
Accounts, and fttanding Court Books, eod. die. Comunittee 
fits, 3 Apr. Form of the Order to the Merchant-adventurers, 
for bringing in their Court Book, and other Books of Accounts, 
eod.die. Several Writings, concerning the pretermitied Cuf- 
toms, delivered in, and referred to a Sub-committee, eod. die. 
State of the Trade with Spain to be prefented to the Com- 
mittee, 6 Apr. Meffage from the King, touching the Mer- 
chant-adventurers Books, and Committee appointed to infpect 
them, 8. Report from Committee for Trade, touching the pre- 
termitted Cutioms, and the new Impofitions upon Wines, Su- 
gars, and Grocery, 9 Apr. Debate and Refolution thereon, eod. 
die. Committee appointed to examine, whoadviled thote Impo- 
fitions, eod. die. Matter of the pretermitted Cuftoms to be de- 
bated in the Houfe, eod. die. Report touching the Lmpofitions 
on Wines and Sugars,12 Apr. Referred to the Committee of 
Grievances, eod. die. Report relating thereto, eod. die. Fur- 
ther Report from Committee for Trade, touching the preter- 
mitted Cuftoms, and Debate thereon, 13 Apr. The laft Patent 
to be brought in, eod. die. Report from the Committee, ap- 

ointed to fearch the Merchant-adveuturers Books, 14 Apr. 
To be confidered by the Committee for Trade, eod. die. De- 
bate touching the pretermitted Cuftoms, 16 Apr. Further De- 
bate adjourned, 16 &amp; 17. Report touching a Complaint of 
the Cloth-workers againft the Merchant-adventurers, about 
the drefling of Cloths exported, 19.—touching a Petition of 
the Dyers againft the Patent for Ginny and Binny, eod. die. 
Refolutions and Order thereupon, eod. die. Merchant-adven- 
turers to be heard at the Committee for Trade by their Coun- 
fel, 20 Apr. Report touching their Patent and Propofitions, 
23.—touching their Complaint of an Impofition upon Cloth 
by the Arch-duchefs and the States, and of divers other Griev- 
ances, eod. die. Their Patent to be brought to the Committee 
of Grievances, eod. die. Committee appointed to accommo- 
date the Difference between them and other Merchants, eod. 
die. Report touching a Complaint againft the Alnager’s Of- 
fice, and Parties to attend, eod. die. Committee for Trade 
empowered to fend for any Witnefles, eod. die. Further De- 
bate touching the pretermitted Cuftoms, 28 Apr. Report from 
the Committee, appointed to treat with the Merchant-adven- 
turers and Refolutions thereupon, 30. Report from Com- 
mittee for Trade, touching an [mpofition upon Hops, 1 May. 
Vide Treafurer.--Pretermitted Cuftoms voted a Grievance, and 
to be prefented to the King, 3 May. Reafons for the Opinion 
of the Houfe in relation thereto, to be reduced into Writing, 5. 
Petition of the Merchant-adventurers read, eod. die. Debate 
touching the Reftraint of Tranfportation of dyed and dreffed 
Cloths by any but the Merchant-adventurers, eod. die. Petition 
of the Merchants of the Staple, and Kentifh Clothiers, in re- 
lation thereto, read, eod. die. To be further confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 5 &amp; 8 May. Report, and Re- 
folution thereon, 10. Houfe goes again into a Committee up- 
on Trade, 15. Further Refolutions touching Tranfportation 
ofCloth, 19. Patent of the Merchant-adventurers to be pre- 
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fented as a Grievance, eod. die. Petition to be prefented to the 
King, touching foreign Impofitions upon Cloth, eod. die. Re- 

ort touching the Abufes of the Alnager’s Office, 22 May. 

o be prefented as a Grievance, eod. die. Report touching the 
Eaft-land Company’s Patent and Proclamation, and Petition 
to be drawn for them, 24 May.—touching the Patent for 
Ginny and Binny, and Patent voted a Grievance, eod. die.— 
touching the Turky Company’s Complaint of an additional 
Duty upon Currants, and an Increafe of Subfidy upon raw Silk, 
eod. die. King to be petitioned to take off the firft, and the 
other to reft, eod. die. Report touching the Importation of 
Spanifh Tobacco, and King to be petitioned to banith it, eod. 
die.—touching the Cloth-workers Comainiin againft the Mer- 
chant-adventurers, and King to be petitioned therein, 25 May. 
—touching a Complaint of the Weftern Merchants againft the 
Farmers of the Cuftoms, for Extortion, eod.die. To be pre- 
fented asa Grievance, eod. die. Report touching Prifage of 
Wines, taken in the Weft Country, eod. die. To be prefented 
as a Grievance, eod. die. Nine Grievances, concerning Trade, 
tendered, and Proceedings thereon, 26 May. To be prefented 
to the King with the other Grievances, and Committee to exa- 
mine them, 28. King’s Anfwer reported, 29. 

——— Bill, reftoring the free Trade of the Merchants of the 
Staple, read, 4 Mar. Committed, 24. 

— Bill for free Trade into all Countries, read, 25 Mar. 

Treafurer, Lord, a Charge againft him delivered in, and read, § 
Apr. To beconfidered by the Committee of Grievances, and 
Speaker to fend his Warrant for Witnefles, eod. die. Order 
about the fitting of the Committee, 6 Apr. Proceedings of 
the Committee reported, 7. Order for Attendance of Mr. 
Jacob, and other Witneffes, eod. die. Report touching Two 
Articles of the Charge againft him, 9 Apr. To have a Copy 
of them, and to anfwer, eod. die. His Requeft for further Time 
to give in his Anfwer, not affented to,10 Apr. Further Time 
sem him, eod. die. Further Report concerning him, 12 Apr. 

ebate, and Refolution for tranfmitting the Charge againft him 
to the Lords, eod. die. Committee appointed to draw it up, 
eod. die. Report,15 Apr. Purport of the King’s Letter con- 
cerning him, 16. Petition a ainkt him, touching an [mpofition 
upon Hops, referred to the Comutitins for Trade, 23. Report, 
and Complaint to be tranfmitted to the Lords, 1 May. Heads 
.of the Charge againft him to be reduced into Writing, and re- 
corded, 11. Refolution touching the Manner of the Speaker’s 
demanding Judgment againft him, 13. Meflage from the 
Lords, delving the Houfe to come and demand Judgment, eod. 
die. Houfe goes with the Speaker accordingly, eod. die. Com- 
mittee appointed to fearch Precedents of tormer Judgments 
upon Complaints of the Commons, 14 May. Charge againft 
the Lord Treafurer delivered in, and read, 28. 

Treaties with Spain, about the Prince’s Marriage, and the Palati- 
nate, Duke of Buckingham’s Narrative relating thereto, deli- 
vered at a Conference between both Houfes, reported, 27 Feb. 
Debate thereon, 1 Mar. Another Conference defired by the 
Lords, and Anfwer thereto, eod. die. Matter to be confidered 
in a Committee of the whole Houfe, eod. die. Refolution to 
advife the King to break off both Treaties, reported, and agreed 
to, eod. die. Committee appointed to collect the Reafons of 
this Advice, eod. die. Report, and Debate thereon, 2 Mar. 
Conference, defired by the Lords, accepted, eod. die. Reafons 
to be delivered to the Lords thereat, eod. die. Directions to 
the Managers, eod. die. Conference reported, 3 Mar. Selec 
Committee fent to confer with the Lords about fetting down 
the Reafons of this Advice, eod. die. Order againft delivering 
Copies of them, eod. die. Members appointed to make Re- 

ort of the Conference, eod. die. Conference reported, 4 
ar. Reafons to be fet down in Writing, and delivered to the 
Prince; eod. die. Committee fent again to confer with the 
Lords, eod. die. Report, eod. die. Sub-committee appointed to 
confer with a Sub-committee of the Lords, eod. die. Reafons 
delivered in, and read, eod. die. Report of the Conference be- 
tween the Sub-committees of both Houfes, 5 Mar. Addition 
made by the Lords to the Reafons, read, and agreed to, eod. 
die. Preface thereto, read, and agreed to, eod. die. Formof 
it, eod. die. Another Addition, propofed by the Lords, not af- 
fented to, eod. die. Committee of both Houfes to attend the 
King with the Reafons, eod. die. To meet, and agree upon a 
Report of the King’s Anfwer, 6 Mar. Reafons to be fair 
written, and preferved, but no Copies to be made of them, eod. 
die. King’s Anfwer reported, 8 Mar. Debate, and Refolution 
for affifting him, upon the Diffolution of the Treaties, 11. 
Committee appointed to pen the Refolution, eod. die. Report- 
ed, and agreed to, 12 Mar. Conference defired with the Lords, 
te agree upon an Anfwer to the King, eod. die. Committee of 
both Houfes to attend the King therewith,13 Mar. To meet, 
and agree upon a Preamble thereto, eod. die. Effect of it re- 
ported, and agreed to, eod. die. Conterence between the Com- 
mittees of both Houfes, to agree upon a Report of the King’s, 
Anfwer, 15 Mar. Another Conference defired by the Lords 


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First VoLuME. 


to communicate the King’s Anfwer, 17. Anfwer reported, 
eod. die. Order for taking it into Confideration, eod. die. De- 
bate upon the King’s Demand of Six Subfidies, and Twelve 
Fifteens, upon the Diffolution of the Treaties, 19 Mar. To 
be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, eod. die. 
Report, and Refolution thereupon, 20 Mar. Committee ap- 
pointed to draw up an Anfwer to the King, touching his De- 
mand, eod. die. Anfwer reported, and re-committed, 22 Mar. 
Reported, and agreed to, with an Amendment, eod. die. Con- 
ference defired with the Lords, touching it, agreed to, eod. die. 
Held, and reported, eod. die. Copy of the Anfwer to be made 
for the Duke of Buckingham, eod. dite. Another Conference 
held with the Lords about it, eod.die. Report of fome Ex- 
ceptions to it by the King, eod. die. Anfwer amended, without 
a Suettion, eod. die. Committee of both Houfes to attend the 
King therewith, eod. die. Order that none but the Committee 
attend therewith, eod. die. Conference defired by the Lords, 
touching the King’s Anfwer, agreed to, and held, 24 Mar. 
Meffage from the Tavis, defiring the Houfeto fit the next Da 
to receive it, agreed to, eod. die. Another Conference defired 
by the Lords, to agree upon a Report, held, 25 Mar. Re- 
port made, and Debate thereon, eod. die. Two Members 
joined to the Two Secretaries, and Two Lords, to view the 
Proceedings, and make a Declaration thereon, eod. die. King’s 
Speeches to be delivered to the Clerk, eod. die. Another Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and held, 1 Apr. Re- 
port touching the King’s Orders to the Ambaflador, the State 
of the Navy, and the Preparations in Spain, eod. die. Tobe 
taken into Confideration, and Anfwer fent to the Lords accord- 
ingly, eod. die. Relation of the King’s Proceedings, in order 
to the Diffolution of the Treaties, 9 Apr. To be fet down 
in Writing, and entered in the Journal, eod.die. Refolution 
relating thereto, eod. die. Debate about it, eod. die. Note of 
the Proceeding delivered in, and entered, 10 Apr. Conference 
defired by the Lords, touching the Diffolution of the Treaties, 
agreed to, and held, 17. King’s Meflage, and Declaration, re- 
lating thereto, reported, eod. die. 
Trinity College. Vide Richardfon. 
Trouts. Vide Salmon. 
Turky Company. Vide Trade. 


I° Car. 1. Parl. 1.- A. 1625. 


T4 X ES, Bill to minifter an Oath to make true Accounts 
thereof, read, * *. Committed, 6 Aug. 
Timber, and Wood, Bill for Increafe thereof, read, **. Com- 
mitted, 9 July. 
Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill read twice, and committed, 5 July. 
Preamble to be drawn, 6. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed. 
7. Paffed, 8. 


1° &amp; 2° Car. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1625 &amp; 1626. 


T4 X ES, publick, Bill to minifter an Oath for making true 
Account thereof, read, 8 Feb. Committed, 11. ; 

Tenements. Vide Inmates. 

Theaker, John, Efq ; Bill to fettlehis Eftate, read, 11 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and rejeéted, 27 Mar. 

Timber, for Shipping, Committee to prepare a Bill for Prefer- 
vation thereof, 14 Mar. 

Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill tobe brought in by the King’s Coun- 
fel, or elfe the Farmers to be fent for to give an Account by 
what Authority they receive it, 14 Mar. Bill read, * *, Com- 
mitted, 24 Mar. Motion fora Remonftrance about taking it 
without Grant in Parliament, and Refolution thereupon, 27 
Apr. The taking of it without Confent of Parliament, to be 
prefented as a Grievance, 24 May. Grand Committee to con- 
fider of it, 7 June. Report, and feleét Committee appointed to 
prepare a Remonftrance concerning it, 8. Additional Com- 
mittees, 10. Committee to meet, 14. 

Tower, Lieutenant of, Report concerning his Refufal to deliver 
the Goods in the Ship St. Peter, 1 Mar. To attend eod. die. 
Called in, and examined, 2 Mar. To attend again, eod. die. 

Trade, Grand Committee appointed for it, 10 Feb.—Bill for In- 
creafe of Trade, and Utterance of ftaple Commodities, read, 1 
Mar. Committed, 3. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14.—Bill 
from the Lords, for Increafe of Trade, 18 Mar. Read, 28 
Apr. 

Turky nes their Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 13 Mar. Petition to the King for them reported, and 
agteed to, 21. To be prefented, 22. 

Turnor, Dr. Meflage from the King, about his Charge againft 
the Duke of Buckingham, 14 Mar. To attend, and Meflage 
to be confidered, eod. die. Report touching his Charge againft 
the Duke, 18 Mar. Committee of the whole Houle to confider 
of the Meflage about him, eod. die. “Committee appointed to 
fearch Precedents for his Cafe, 21 Mar. Houfe goes into a 
Committee upon the Meflage, 22. 


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3°&amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A.1627 &amp; 1628. 


ENANTS, in Fee-tail. Vide Leafes. 
Thornell, Thomas, fent for by the Serjeant, for refufing to 
bring in his Commiffion for Salt-petre, 17 June. 

Timber. Vide Shipping. 

Tonnage, and Poundage, Bill ordered, 21 Mar. Read, 2 Apr. 
Committed, 4. Reported, and re-committed, 9. Draught of 
a Remonftrance concerning it, read, eod. die. Referred to the 
Committee for Trade, 11 Apr. Bill to be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 17 &amp; 19 May; &amp; 9 June. Select 
Committee appointed to confider of a fit Courfe to be taken 
about it, 13 June. Committee of the whole Houfe to confider 
of it, 18, 19, 20, 21. 23 &amp; 25. Perfons to attend, 18 &amp; 20. 
Petition of Levant Merchants referred, 20. Report touching 
Sir Edm. Sawyer’s new Book of Rates, 21. Draught of a 
Remonftrance about Tonnage and Poundage reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 25. King’s Speech concerning it, 26. 

Trade, Grand Committee appointed to confider of it, 20 Mar. 
Report touching a Petition of the Trinity-houfe concerning 
the Decay of Shipping, 25 Apr. Vide Shipping.—Further Re- 
port touching the Decay of ‘Trade and Shipping, and the not 

uarding of the Seas, 4 June. Committee clofed, by Order of 
the Houfe,9. Article, concerning the Decay of Trade, to be 
inferted in the Declaration to the King, 11. 

Bill from the Lords, for Increafe of Trade, 3 Apr. 

Trinity-houfe. Vide Shipping. 

Trumball, John, Bill to naturalize him and others, read twice, 
and to be ingroffed, 23 June. Pafled, eod. die. 

Turky Merchants, Houfe acquainted of the King’s having been 
moved for Difcharge of their Goods, feized for Non-payment 
of the Impoft, 11 Apr. Motion about the detaining of them, 
and Committee appointed to confider of it, 10 May. Report, 
17. Committee upon the Bill of Tonnage and Poundage to 
confider of this [mpofition, eod. die. Requeft to the King, for 
Difcharge of thefe Goods, to be renewed, eod. die. King’s 
Anfwer, 19 May. Complaint of their not being releafed, and 
Witnefs examined thereon, 24 May. Further confideration 
of it poftponed, eod. die. , 





4 Car.I. Parl. 3. Sef: 2. A. 1628. 


TONNAGE, and Poundage, King’s Meflage to fpeed it, 
28 Jan. Heads of an Anfwer thereto, and Committee to 

pen it, eed. die. Draughtreported, 29 Jan. To be ingroffed, 
30. Agreed to, and to be prefented to the King, 31. Com- 
mittee to attend him therewith, eod. die. His An{wer reported, 
3 Feb. Matter of Tonnage and Poundage to be confidered in 
a Committee of the whole Houfe, 7. Proceedings in relation 
to the detaining of Merchants Goods, referred, 12. Report 
concerning them, and Proceedings thereon, eod. die. Vide 
Rolles. 

Trade, Grand Committee appointed, 20 Jan. 

Bill from the Lords, for Increafe of Trade, 31 Jan. 
Read, 3 Feb. Committed, 11. 

Turky Merchants. Vide Levant. 





1° Edw. Vi. Pari. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1547. 


PVAGRANTS, and Egyptians, Bill for punifhing them, 
read, 17 &amp; 23 Nov. Paffed, 19 Dec. 

Bill from the Lords, for. Punifhment of Vagrants, and 

Relief of the Poor, read, 10 &amp; 15 Dec. Paffed, 19. 





2° &amp; 3° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 2. A. 1548. 


PAGA BONDS, Bill againft them, read, 21 Jan. 
Vidiuallers. Vide Arttficers. 
Uniformity of Service in the Church. Vide Church. 


3° &amp; 4° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef: 3. A. 1549. 


VA GABONDS, Bill from the Lords, for Punifhment of 
them, 23 Nov. Read, 25 Nov.&amp; 4 Dec. Paffed, 6 Dec. 


5°&amp; 6 Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef 4. A. 1551 &amp; 1552. 


V4 GABONDS, Bill for punifhing them, read, 23 Jan. 
Viétualing-houfes, Bill for the Keepers of them to be bound 
in Recognizances, read, 27 Jan. &amp; 5 Feb.—New Bill read, 
and to be ingroffed, 15 Feb. Pafled, 19. 
Viétuals. Vide Foreftallers. 
Bill from the Lords, for Explanation of the Word Vice 





tuals, 28 Jan. Read, 2g Jan. 1 &amp; 3 Feb. 
Vouchers, Bill to avoid Delays therein, read, 17 Mar. 
Ufury, Bill from the Lords, to avoid it, 4 Feb. Read, 5. 8.11 
&amp; 13. nat 15. 
ot. I, 


First VoLumMeE. 


7° Edw.V\. Parl.2. A. 1552 &amp; 1553. 
pou CHERS, Bill to avoid Delays therein, read, 6 Mar. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl.1. Sef. 2. A. 1553. 


U SURY, Bill, to qualify the Statute made to avoid it, read, 
10 Nov.—Bill to avoid the A&amp; made for it, read, 22 Nov. 
To be ingroffed, 23. 


1° Mar. 1. Parl. 2. A. 1554. 


NIVERSITIES, Bill for Ele&amp;tions of Scholars there« 
in, read, 18 oe Committed, 24. 

Ufury, Bill for qua ifying the Statute thereof, read, 10 Apr. To 
be ingroffed, 19.—Bill to — the Statute againft it, read, 10 
&amp; 12 Apr.—New Bill read, 21 &amp; 26 Apr. To be ingrofled, 
27. Vacated, 28. 


1° &amp; 2° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 3. A.1554. 


pic TUALS. Vide Corn. 
Univerfities, Provifo from the Lords,. for them, in the Bill 
~~ felling Wares in Cities and Towns, thrice read, and paffed, 
4 Jan. 


2° &amp; 3° Phil. &amp; Mar. Parl. 4. A. 1555. 
pA GABONDS. Vide Poor. 


Univerfities, Bill for exempting them from Purveyors, read, 
26 Noy. To be ingrofled, 28. Paffed, 2 Dec. 


5° Eliz. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1562 &amp; 1563. 


yA GABONDS, called Egyptians, Bill for Punifhment of 
them, read, 20 Feb. To be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 27. 
Viétual. Vide Corn. : 
Ufury, Bill to revive the Aé&amp;t 37 H. VIII. concerning it, read, 
23 &amp; 29 Jan. Committed, 30.—New Bill read, 15 Feb. To 
be ingrofled, 16, Paffed, 18. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl.2. Sef: 2. A. 1566. 
V4 GABONDS, Bill for posithing them, read, 4 Dec. 


Verdiéts, and Demurrers, Bill to avoid Delays thereupon, 
read, 23 Oct. To be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, g Noy. — 


13° Eliz. Parl. 3. A. 1571. 


v4 GABONDS, Bill againft them, prefented, 11 Apr. 
Read, 13. Committed, * *. Committees added, 23.— 

New Bill read, 2 &amp; 5 ee Provifoes thereto, twice read, 7 
&amp; 10. Committed,1o. Bill to be ingroffed, 14. Pafled, 19. 
Conference defired by the Lords thereon, and Committee sent 
for that Purpofe, 23. Addition to the Bill for continuance of 
Statutes, as to the former Statutes for Vagabondy . read, 
eod. die. ¢ 

Univerfities, Bill from the Lords, againft Purveyance ox [ ‘sin or 
Viétual within Five Miles thereof, 21 May. Read, 2/723 &amp; 
25. Recommendation of it from the Lords, 25. Audition 
thereto read once, and Bill put to Queftion for Paflage, eod. 
die. Addition read Second and Third time, and Bill put to 
the Queftion a Second time, and paffed, eod. die. 

—-— Bill from the Lords, for incorporating both the Univer- 
fities, 25 May. Thrice read, and paffed, 26. 

Vouchers, Bill againft Collufions and Delays therein, read, 10 
May. To be ingroffed, 16. Pafled, 17. 

Ufury, Bill ar it, read, 13 Apr.. Committed, 19.—New Bill 
read, 24 Apr. To be ingroffed, 27. Paffed, 28. Provifo 
thereto from the Lords, thrice read, and paffled, 3 May. 


14° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. A.1572. 


PAGA BONDS. Vide Poor. 
Vouchers, covenous, Bill againft them, read, 24 May. To 
be ingroffed, 7 June. Read Third time, 9. 


18° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seffi2. A. 1575. 


ICARS, and Curates, Bill from the Lords, for their Re- 
lief, read twice, and committed, 13 Mar. 
Univerfities, Vide Colleges. 


23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Seff 3. A. 1580. 


AUGHAN, Mr. a Member, Committee to examine 
touching an Outlawry againft him, 6 Feb. To be prefent, 
to juftify himfelf, eod. die. Report, 8 Feb. Cleared of any 
Sufpicion againft him, eod. die. 
Vicars, and Curates, Bill for their Relief, read, 10 Mar. 

















INDEX: @ the First VoLuMeE. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef. 1, A. 1603. &amp; 1604. 


VAGABONDS. Vide Rogues. 

Vernon, Sir Robert. Vide Throckmorton, Sir John. 
Vi@ualing-houfes, Bill againfi converting them into Inns, read, 
and committed, 4 May.’ Vide Alehou/es. 
Vincent, Catharine, and others, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize 
them, 30 May. Read, qJune. Read twice, and paffed, 15. 
Union between the two Kingdoms, King’s Propofition concern- 
ing it, 13 Apr. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, and Committee. appointed to manage it, 14. 
Committee to prepare the Report, 16. Report made, ecd. 
die. Debate thereon, 16. 18, 19 &amp; 20 Apr.- Refolutions 
touching the Manner of proceeding, 20. Another Conference 
to be held with the Lords, and Inftructions to the Committee, 
coneerning the Points to be handled thereat, eod. die. King to 
be attended about this Matter, eod. die. Additional Committees, 
eod. die. King’s Explanation of his Meaning in the Matter of 
the Union, reported, and read, 21 Apr. Meffage to the Lords, 
for a Conference, eod, die.“ Report, and Debate thereon, 23 
Apr. Committee to confider of the Alteration of the Name 
and Stile, eod. die. Further Debate, and Project relating there- 
to delivered in, and read, ead. die. Meflage from the King 
about it, and Thanks returneé@ him thereon, 24 Apr. Serjeants 
at Law to attend the Committee, ead. die. Proceedings of the 
Committee reported, 25 Apr. Debate thereon, 25&amp; 26. Com- 
mittee to meet again, 26. A State of the Objeétions tothe 
Union in Name, and of the feveral Parts tobe treated of, 27. 
Another Conference defired with the Lords, and agreed to, 
28. Reported, 30. Another Conference defired. by ‘the 
Lords, and agreed.to, eod. die. King’s Letter, touching the 
Union, read, 1 May. Conference reported, eod. die.. Another 
Conference agreed upon, eod. die. Reported, 2 May. Debate 
about the King’s Letter, and Committee to confider.of Heads 
of a Remonftrance thereon, eod. die. Refolution not to proceed 
therein, eod. die. Select Committee of both Houfes to confer, 
touching a Bill for enabling Commiffioners to treat of an 
Union, 3 May. Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 4. 
King’s Meflage, touching the Proceeding in ‘relation ‘to his 
Letter, eod. die. Conference between the ‘feleét Committees 
reported, 9 May. Another Conference defired by the Lords, 
about naming Commiffioners, 10. Refolution touching the 
* Number, and Meffage to the Lords thereon, eod. die. Draught 
of a Bill delivered in, 12 May. Commiffioners named, eod. 
die. Report of the Delivery of the Names to the Lords, 16 
May. Committee of both Houfes to confer about the Bill, 
eod. die. Conference reported, and Debate thereon, 21 May, 
Committee appointed to confider of certain Doubts in the Bill, 
22. Report, 24. Conference defired with the Lords thereon, 
and agreed to, eod. die. Commiffioners, fub{fcribing the Inftru- 
ment of the Union, not to be precluded from voting after- 
wards freely in the Houfe, eod. die. Conference reported, 25 
May. Bill brought from the Lords, 30. Read, eod. die. Coim- 
mitted, 1 June. Reported, 2. Read Third time, and paffed, 
eod. die. Exception taken to the marfhaling of fome of the 
Commiffioners, and Purport of an Order, and Meflage to the 
Lords thereon, eod. die. Report touching the Delivery of the 
Bill and Meffage to the Lords, eod. die. Form of the Order 

read, and agreed to, and fent to the Lords, 7 June. 
Ufury, Bill againft it, read, 24 May. Committed, 9 June. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seffi2. A. 1605 &amp; 1606. 


ERNEY, Sir Edmund, Bill for Explanation of an A&amp; 
for confirming his Wife’s Jointure, read, 5 Mar.  Counfel 
to be heard thereon, 19. Heard, and Bill rejected, 26. 

Union, Conference, defired by the Lords about it, agreed to, 10 
Apr. Reported, 12. Union to be deferred by Bill, 14. Bill 
from the Lords, declaratory of the Aé&amp; relating thereto, read, 
2 May. Committed, 3. Reported, with Amendments, 9. 
Paffed, eod. die. Sent to the Lords, 10 May. 

Univerfities, Bill, prohibiting the Refiance of Heads of Colleges 
with their Wives and Families therein, read, 24 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 25. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 22 Feb. Queftion 
touching the Precedence of Oxford or Cambridge, determined 
in Favour of Oxford, 26. Bill pafled, 3 Mar. Sent to the 
Lords, 6. 

Upton Bridge, Bill for re-edifying it, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 
27. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Mar. Paffed, and fent 
to the Lords, 6. 

Ufury, Bill to enlarge the Statutes againft it, tendered, 26 Mar. 


Read, 27. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 May. Rejected, 6. 


4° &amp; 5° Jac. 1. Parl. 1, Sef. 3. A. 1606 &amp; 1607.. 
WaeT UALING-HOUSES, Bill to reform them, read, 
2 Mar. 
Vintners, Bill for their Relief, read, 5 May. 
Union, King’s Speech about it, 18 Nov. Inftrument of it brought 
from the Lords, 20. Read, 21. Copy taken of it, and In- 


firument returned; 24. - Conference defired by the Lords, 
touching it, eod. die.. Agreed to meet the Lords, and Committee 
appointed for that Purpofe, but not to confer, eod. die. Report 
touching the Lords Defire of a free Conference, and Debate 
thereon, 26 Nov. Motion for a Commiffioner to give his Kea- 
fons for refufing to fign the Inftrument, and his Anfwer thereto, 
27. Further Debate, and Meflage to the Lords, touching the Di- 
ftribution of the Bufinefs between the Two Houfes, eod. die. An- 
fwer of the Lords thereto, 28 Nov. Another Meflage to the 
Lords thereupon, and Anfwer, eod. die. Inftrument read, and 
Committee named to confider thereof, 29 Nov. Report touch- 
ing the Point of hoftile Laws, and Debate thereon, 3 Dec. 
To be proceeded in by Conference with the Lords, eod. die. 
Motion touching the ceafing of Efcuage, eod. die. Report 
touching the Point of Commerce, and Refolution thereon, 4 
Dec. Debate touching Efcuage, 4 &amp; 5 Dec. Report touching 
Shipping and Commerce, 5. Note of fundry Kinds of Efcuage 
read, eod. die. Further Debate thereon, 6 Dec. Further Pro- 
ceedings of the Committee in the Matter of Shipping, re- 
ported, 8 &amp; 9. Debate touching the Name of Great Britain, 
9. Conference defired by the Lords, touching hoftile Laws, and 
Commerce, and agreed to, 10. Seleét Committee to prepare 
the Matters to be propounded thereat, 11. Colleétion of feye- 
ral Laws, touching Shipping, reported, eod. die. Heads of the 
Conference reported, and owaeels appointed, 13 Dec. Mat- 
ter of Eicuage to be propounded to the Lords, and Dire@tion 
given for that Purpofe, 15. Leave given to the Managers to 
attend the Conference, upon Adjournment, 17. Conference 
held, and further adjourned, eed, de. Remembrances of the 
Conference, delivered to the Regist read, 10 Feb. To be 
delivered dpetily, as upon a Report, 13. Reported accordingly, 
eod. die.; Difpute about the Manner of the Speaker’s readme 
them, cod. die. Sir Chriftopher Pigott’s invectiye Speeeh there- 
on, againft the Scots, eod. die. Vide: Pigott. Remembrances 
re-delivered, eod. die: Coplemercripered, and Motionsthere- 
on, eod. die. Order touching the Time of entering upon the 
Bufinels of the Union, 14 Feb. — Article touching Naturaliza- 
tion, read, and Debate thereon, eod. die. - Meflage frém 
the Lords,.for a Renewal of the Conferefce, and Anfwer 
thereto, eod. die. Further Debate, touching Naturalization, 17. 
18,19 &amp; 20 Feb. Another Meflage from the Lords, for Re- 
newal of the Conference, and Anfwer thereto, 20. --Peint of 
Naturalization to be confidered by the great Committee, .eod, 
die. Their Proceedings reported, 21 &amp; 23 Feb. Conference to 
be held with the Lords thereon, and Committee to prepare Heads 
of it, 23. Report touching the Diftribation of the feveral 
Parts to be handled thereat, 24. Conference continued, and 
Order for making the Report, 26. Report called for, but de- 
ferred, 27. Made, 28 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. Motions thereon, 2 
Mar. Further Conference defired by the Lords, about the 
Point of Naturalization, eod. die. Sub-committee to confider 
of an Anfwer, 3 Mar. Form of it reported, and fent to the 
Lords, eod. die. Their Reply thereto reported, eod. die. Selec 
Committee to confider thereof, and prepare an Anfwer, eod. die. 
Anfwer reported, and fent'to the Lords, 4 Mar. Objection made 
by the Lords to the Meffenger’s ufing the Words “ Barons” and 
“ Court,” and Proceedings thereon, 4&amp;5. Further Con- 
ference agreed upon, 5. Great Committee meets to prepare 
for it, 6. Heads of it reported; and diftributed to feveral Mem- 
bers, 7. Conference continued, 9. Deferred, at the Defire of 
the Lords, 11. Refolution of the Committee, touching the 
Courfe of proceeding therein, reported, 12. Reporters of the 
Conference appointed, eod. die. Excufe of one of the Mem- 
bers, appointed to report, not allowed,13 Mar. Firft Day’sCon- 
ference reported, 26. Second Day’s Conference reported, eod. 
die. Motions and Refolution thereupon, eod. die. Meflage 
from the Lords, complaining of the Refervednefs of the Com- 
mittee, and defiring a Renewal of the Conference, 27 Mar. 
Motions,and Debate, thereon, 28 &amp; go. Houfe fent for,to attend 
the King at Whitehall, about the Union, 30. His Speech relating 
thereto, 31. Matter to be further confidered, 27 Apr. Further 
Debate thereon, 28, 29 &amp; 30 Apr. &amp; 1 May. Houfe to attend 
the King again, at Whitehall, 1 May. His Second Speech 
there, touching the Union, 2. Bill for the Union, read, 4 &amp;-6. 
Debate about the Method of clearing feveral Members, taxed 
by the King in his Speech, and Proceedings thereon, 6 &amp; 7.. 
Bill committed to the whole Houfe, 7. King’s Meflage about 
the Claufe, touching the remanding of Malefa¢tors, 27. Matter 
to be debated, eod. die. Proceedings of the Committee, in re- 
lation thereto, reported, 28 May. Debate, and Refolution 
thereon, eod. die. Requeft of the Earl of Cumberland, the 
Bifhop of Durham, and others, concerning the Point of re- 
manding, read, and to be confidered by the Committee, 29 
May. Committee fits in the Court of Wards, 1 June. King’s 
Letter about a Claufe offered to the Bill, inflicting a Penalty 
upon Perfons fending any to be tried out of tle Realm by 
virtue of the King’s Commiffion, read, 2. Committee fits 
again upon the Bill, 4. A’ Paper, rm, the Manner of 
roceeding upon criminal Caufes in Scotland, read, eod. die. 
ill reported, cod. die. King’s Meflage, touching a Claufe for 
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‘for new Writs, 1 Death, and double Returns, eod. die— 


”~ New Writ ordered for Northumberland, in the room of aMem- 


ber made a Baron, 27 Feb.—for Southwark, upon a double 
Return, 2 Mar.—for caemnegetire, upon a void Election, 
5 Mar.—for Winchelfey, in the room of one declared un- 
duly ele&amp;ted, 18 Mar-for Stafford, upon a void Ele@ion, 
22 Mar.——for Blechingléy, waved, eod. die.—for Dover, upon 
a void Election, 24 Mar.—for Newcaftle under Line, upon a 
double Return, 9 Apr.—for Amerfham, Marlow, Wendover, 
and Hertford, Boroughs reftored, 4 May.-—for Pomfrett, up- 
on a void Election, 28 May.—for Monmouth, in the room of 
Mr. Stewart, a Scottifh Man, not naturalized, evd. die. 

Bill to prevent Delays in fealing original and other Writs, 
called Six-penny Writs, read, and rejected, 28 Apr.—Bill for 
more {peedy fealing of original Writs, read, 29 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 30. 





1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


WV 4 R, Council of, Report touching their Account of the 
Subfidies and Fifteens granted 21 Jac. 6 July. Vide 
Subfidies. 

Warwick Eletion, Petition concerning it, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Privileges, 21 June. 

Wefiminfier EleGion, Petition concerning it, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Privileges, 21 June. 

Wines, Petition to the King, to take off the new Impofition 
thereon, reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 July. To be pre- 
fented to the King, 7- His anfwer, reported, 9. 

Wool, Bill againft exporting it, read, « #. Committed, « x. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 8 Aug. 

Writs, new, general Warrant to the Speaker, to iffue Warrants 
for them, upon Death, or double Returns, 21 June.—New 
Writ ordered for Y orkfhire, the former Eleétion being declared 
void, 5 July. 


"°&amp; 2°Car. I. Parl.2. A. 1625 &amp; 1626. 


WAGs TAFFE, Timothy, Efq; Bill for Sale of his 

Lands, read 25 Mar. Committed,.* *.. Committee to 
meet, 25 May, &amp; 5 June. ie 

War; Council of, to be fent for by the Speaker’s W. 


it to an- 
-{wer feveral.Queftions concerning ‘the Subfidies : fac. 28 
Feb. Committee to confider.of Queftions to be afkdthem of 
their Manner of coming, and the. Form. ofthe Warant, eod. 


die. Form of the Warrant, and Manner of-their Rézeption, 


reported, 1 Mar. Queftions fo be alked themgreported, 2. 
Attend, and interrogated upon the Firft Queftion, 3. Further 
Time given them to anfwer thereto, eod. die. Queftion to be 
given them in Writing, eod. die. Their Anfwer delivered in, 
and read, 7 Mar. ‘To be further confidered, eod. die. Voted 
infufficient, and Refolutions thereupon, 8 Mar. Several of 
the Council of War further interrogated, and Proceedings 
thereon; 9. Committee appointed to take the Anfwers_of 
fuch as were fick, eod. die. Their further aufwer delivefed 
in, 11 Mar. Difcharged from attending till further Notice, 
eod. die. ye 

Motion fora Wr at Sea, by a joint Stock of adventur- 
ers, referrede@ Committee, 14 Mar. 

Ward, James, alias Farmor, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, 
read, 17 Mar. Committed, « *. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 4 May. ' : t 

Wards, Court of, Motion for a Meffage to the King, to defire 
his Confent to treat about it, 4 May. To be confidered by 
the Committee appointed to draw a Petition to the King 
about rectifying his‘Revenue, eod. die. Vide King. 

Warwick Election, Petition concerning it, prefented, and referred 
to the Committee of Elections, 9 Feb. Order for the Report, 
8 May. 

WW anna Bill touching them, read, and rejected, 6 May, 

Welsh Butter. Vide Butter. 

Weymouth, Mayor of, complained of, for detaining a Member’s 
Servant Prifoner, and to be fent for, 20 Feb. His Petition re- 

_ feryed to the Committee of Privileges, 20 Mar.. Difcharged, 
22. 








Town of, Bill for efiablifhing a Church there, read, 22 
Feb. Committed, 25. 

Willis, Mr. Yide Grievances. 

Wines, Report from Committee of Grievances, touching a 
new Impofition-thereon, and feleét Committee sppoinlel to 
confider of it, 20 Feb. Report, and Committee to confider 
further of it, 25. Draught of a Petition to the King 


thereon, reported, and agreed to, 8 Mar, To be prefented to . 


the King, 11.—Report touching the Licenfe to difpenfe with 
retailing of Wines, 24 May. To be prefented asa Grievance, 
eod. die. . : 
Wintertonneffe Light-houfe, to be prefented as a Grievance, 24 
ay* 


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Tire deatoer Vide Apparel. ’ 
ttneffes, not able to attend, to be examined by.a Sub-committee 
to be appointed for that Purpofe, 24 Apr. Examination to be 
taken in Writing, and figned, if the Party will put his Hand to 
it, eod, die. 

Wool, &amp;c. Bill againft Tranfportation thereof, read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 16. Reported, and re-committed, 24. Reported, 
and to be ingroffled, 14 Mar. Paffed, 20. 

Woftenholme’s Bill read, 20 Apr. 

Writs, new, to be iffued upon Death, or double Returns, 9 Feb. 
—New Writ ordered tor Eaft Grinftead, in the room of the 
Attorney-general, 10 Feb.—for Grampound, upon a double 
Return, 17 Feb.—for Dorfetfhire, in the room of one yoted 
unduly elected, eod. die—for Clitherow, in the room of a 
Scottifh Man, not naturalized, 18 Feb.—for Vizes, in the 
room of Sir. H. Ley, called to the Houfe of Peers, 28 Feb.— 
for... in the room of Lord Cavendifh, Earl of Devonthire, 
6 Mar.—for Ludgerfall, upon a double Return, 10 Mar.—for 
the. Univerfity of Oxford, in the room of one voted unduly 
elected, 17 Mar.—for Camelford, in the room of one of the 
Burgeffes in Execution before and at the Time of his Election, 
24 Mar.—for ...in the room of Lord Percy, a Peer, 4 Apr. 
—for Huntingdonfhire, and Haftings, in the room of Lord 
Mandeyyle, and Sir D. Carleton, called to the Houfe of Peers, 
23 May. 


3°.&amp; 4° Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628. 


Wwa4 LDRON, Mr. Vide Stoel. 

Wales, Lord Prefident of, Bill for exempting feveral Coun- 
ties and Cities out of his Jurifdiction, read, 17 Sing: Commit- 
ted, 10. 

Warner, ae his Petition againft the Eaft India Company, 
read, and referred to the Committee for Grievances, 25 Mar. 
Another Petition read, and Counfel afligned him, 12 Apr. 
Company defired to give way to his being bailed, eod. die. 


Warwickfhire, Sheriff of, to be fent for by the Serjeant, for not. 


returning the Knights of that Shire, 20 Mar.—Report touch- 
ing the Election for Warwick, 31 May. Refolution touching 
the Right of Eleétion, eod. die. Eleétion declared void, and 
a new Writ ordered, eod. die. ’ 

Welbey, Sir William, Deputy Lieutenant of Lincolnfhire, Re- 
port touching feveral Complaints again{t him' in relation to 
military Charges,g May. Sent for by the Serjeant, eod. die. 
Examineéd,.10 May... _Matter-to be further confidered, and he 


. to-attend, eod. die. Further Report, 23 &amp; 24 June. Refo- 


lution thereupon refpited, 24. 

Weobly, Borough of, reftored, 1 May. 

Weft, Mr. fent for, and examined, about the detaining of the 
Turky Merchants Goods, 24 May. 

Wine Merchants, imprifoned for not paying the impofition on 
Wines, their Petition read, and referred to Committee of 
Grievances, 22 Mar. To have Liberty to follow their Peti- 
tion, 26. Report, 27. Re-committed, eod. die. Further 
Report, and Refolations thereon, 31 Mar. Committee ap- 
pointed to frame a Petition to the King theupon, eod. die. 
Petition reported, and to be ingroffed, 9 Apr. Read, and to 
be prefented to the King, 11. His Anfwer reported, eod. die. 
To be moved for further Anfwer, 18 Apr. His Anfwer 
called for, 30. Petition to be renewed, eod. die. 

Wood, and Timber, Committee to confider of Means to help the 
Decay of it, and of the Statutes for Prefervation thereof, 25 
Apr. Vide Shipping... 

Wool, Bill to prevent Abufes in winding thereof, read, 14 Apr. 
Committed, 23. 

Worrall, Dr. to be heard at the Committee for Courts of Juf= 
tice, touching divers Complaints againft him, 2 May. 

Writs, new, ordered for feveral places, waved, 19 &amp; 20 Mar. 
—A general Warrant to the Speaker, to order new Writs up- 

«. on Death, or double Returns, 20 Mar—New Writ ordered 
for Bridport, the former Election being declared void, 12 
Apr.—Superfedeas ordered for Stay of'a Writ for Newport, 
waved by Sir William Killigrew, Two of the other Pertons, 
returned with him, being declared duly elected, 14 Apr.— 
New Writs ordered for Hertford, and Lewes,.1 May.—for 
Webley, and Milborne Port, refiored, eod. die—Order 
touching the Delivery of the Writ for Hertford, 7 May.— 
Motion for a new Writ, in the room of a Member in France, 
difagreed to, 19 May.—New Writ ordered for Warwick, the 
former Election being declared void, 31 May.—for. ..in the 
room of Sir Edm. Sawyer, expelled, 21 June. 


4°,Car. 1. Parl. 3. Sef? 2. A. 1628. 


A RWICK, new Writ ordered for it, 20 Jan. 
Winchefier, Bifhop of, Report from the Committee for 
Religion, touching a Charge againft him, and Dr. Moore to 
attend, to juttify it, 7 Feb, Vide Moore—Further Informa- 
tion 


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tion againft him reported, and Witneffes to attend, 11 
Feb. 

Withrington, Roger, Report from the Committee for Religion, 
touching a Petition againft him, 5 Feb, Particulars againft 
him exhibited, 6. Order to anfwer, eod. die. Day appointed 
for that Purpofe, 10 Feb. 

Witnefs, to be brought by Habeas Corpus to the Bar, 17 Feb. 

Wool, Wovl-fells, &amp;c. Bill againft Exportation thereof, read, 6 
Feb. the former Bill, for the fame Purpofe, to be looked 
out, and brought to the Houfe, 12 Feb. Read, 20. 

Bill for better vending of the woollen Manufactures of 
this Kingdom, read, 19 Feb. 

Woftenholmé, Six John, delivers in a Leafe of the Cuftoms, 20 
Feb. Committee to confider of it, eod. die. 

Writs, new to be made out by the Speaker’s Warrant, upon 
Deaths, without Motion, in other Cafes, upon Motion, 20 
Jan.—New Writs ordered for Yorkfhire, and Warwick, eod. 
die.—Motion for a new Writ for Exeter, in the room of one 
of the Members, chofen Mayor, not affented to, eod. die— 
Clerk of the Crown to attend, about a Writ iffued for Hert- 
ford, 21 Jan. Examined, touching the Delivery of it, 22. 
Committee of Privileges to confider of the Lord Keeper's 
iffuing Writs in Time of Prorogation, eod. die. Writ to be 
brought to the Houfe, eod. die. Delivered in, 23 Jan. To 
be fuperfeded by the Speaker’s Warrant, and another Writ 
ordered, eod. die—Report touching a Writ, iffued for Flint, 
by Direétion of the Lord Keeper, and the Power, claimed by 
the Clerks in the Crown Office, to make out Writs, of Courfe, 
in Time of Prorogation, 9 Feb. 

Order for a Writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring a Witnefs 

to the Bar, 17 Feb. 


1° Edw. VI. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1547. 
YAR N. Vide Worfted. 


York, Bill for uniting certain Churches therein, read, 28 
Nov. &amp;16 Dec. Paffed, 20 Dec. 








5° &amp; 6° Edw. VI. Parl. i. Sef: 4. 4.1551 &amp; 1552. 
ARN, evil-greafed, Bill againft it, read, and to be in- 
grofied, 1 Apr. Pafled, 8. 

1° Mar. 1. Parl... Sef? 2. A. 1553- 


oR K, Bill for rebuilding St. Ellen’s Church there, read, 21 
Nov. To be ingroffed, 22. Puffed, 23. 


1° Eliz. Parl.1. A.1558 &amp; 1559. 


YoOrR K, Citizens of, Bill to enable them to take Apprentices, 
read, 7 Feb. 


8° &amp; 9° Eliz. Parl.2. Sef 2. A. 1566. 


YORK, Bill touching the Office of Town-clerk thereof, 
read, 13 Nov. Tobe ingroffed, 3 Dec. Paffed, 5. 


13° Eliz. Perl. 3. A.1571. 


y)4 RMOUTH, Bill for punifhing certain lewd Perfons 
there, read, 16 May. 
Youth, Bill againft the Seducers and Corrupters of them, read 


8 May. 
23° Eliz. Parl. 4. Sef. 3. A. 1580. 


yY4 RN. Vide Wool. 
York, County, Bill for Search of Cloths made there, read, 


10 Feb. 
City of, Bill for the taking of Apprentices there, as in 


London and Norwich, read, 17 Feb. 


1° &amp; 2° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1603 §&amp; 1604. 


YEOMAN of the Guard, complained of for infulting a 
Member, 19 Mar. Vide Tah. 








INDEX ¢@ the-First Vo.LuMeE. 


3° &amp; 4° Jac. 1. Parl... Seffi2. A. 1605 &amp; 1606. 
YORK SHIRE Cloths. Vide Merchants. 


7° &amp; 8° Jac. 1. Parl.1. Sef 4. A. 1600 &amp; 1610. 


y4 RMOUTH. Vide Herrings.—Charters of Yarmouth 
ordered to be brought in, 26 Feb. 


12° Jac.1. Parl.2. A.1614. 


EW, John, Bill to enable him to fell Lands, read, 7 May. 
Committed, 17. Reported, and to beingrofled, 18. Paffed, 


21. 
Yorkfhire Election, Petition touching it, refpited, g Apr. 
Bill for Confirmation of the Sale of certain Lands in 
Yorkfhire, read, 7 May. 





18° &amp; 19° Jac. 1. Parl. 3. A. 1620 &amp; 1621. 


YELVE RT ON, Sir Henry, Committee to take his Exa- 

mination touching the Patent for Gold and Silver Thread 

3 Mar. Report, 5. ; 

Yorkfhire, Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 16 

Mar. Debate about cenfuring the Conftables, eod. die. To 

be heard, 21 Mer. Further Debate, and Orders relating to 
them, 23... ~ 


21° &amp; 22° Jac. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1623 &amp; 1624. 


YORK Gaol. Vide Patents. 
York, Mr. Vide Heralds. 

York-houfe, Bill from the Lords, for affuring it to the King, 
15 May. Read twice, and Committed, 19. Reported, with 
Amendments, and paffed, 28. 

Young, John, Bill from the Lords, for naturalizing him, 22 Apr. 
Read. 23 &amp; 27. Paffed, 30. 


1° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1625. 


YOR KSHIRE Eleétion, Petition concerning it, prefented, 
and-referred to the Committee of Privileges, 21 June. Re- 
port, @2. Sheriff to be heard at the Committee, eod. die. 
Further Report, 4 July.. Debate, and Order thereu pon, eod. 
die. Further Proceedings of the Houfe thereupon, 5 July. 
Eletion declared void, and new Writ ordered, eod. die. 


3°&amp; 4° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1627 &amp; 1628, 


OR K, City of, Report touching the EleGtion for it, 4 Apr. 

Sheriffs, and Two of the porn ay fent for ag itiliaetes 
eod. die. Further Report, and Refolutions thereon, 23 Apr. 
Return to be amended, eod. die. Repost touching the Sheriffs 
and Aldermen, 29 = One of the Sheriffs, and One of the 
Aldermen, difcharged, paying Fees, eod. die. The other Two 
cenfured, and ordered into Cuftody, eod. die. To pay the 
Charges of the Witneffes, and Committee appointed to 
tax them, eod. die. Report touching the Sum allowed by the 
Committee, go Apr. Delinquents brought to the Bar, and 
fentenced, eod. die. ‘To pay the Sum allowed to the Witneffes, 
and Fees to the Houfe, 2 May. Called to the Bar, and dif- 
charged, eod. die. 

County of, Report, and Refoluti hi 
Bledon forte ike port, efolutions, touching the 
eport touching the Patent for a Toll idges i 
Yorkthire, 20 June. S Vide Levett. iia 








23° Elz. Parl. 4. Sef 3. A. 1580. 


Zo UCH E, Lord, Bill from the Lords, touching him, 9 
Mar. Read, 10 &amp; 13. Counfel to be heard thereon, 13. 
Chief Juftice of the Common Pleas to attend with a Record, 
mentioned in the Bill, eod. die. Proceedings thereupon, 
14 Mar. Committee to confider of a Decree in Chancery 
touching this Matter, and of the Exemplificutions of the Re- 
cord, eod. die. Report, and Counfel further heard, 16 Mar. 
Bill read Third time, and committed,17. Dathed, 18. 


FIN TI °S. 


— ESE 


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