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    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>N DE x 


TO THE 


SECOND 





VOLUME. 








16° Car.1. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


DMINISTRATIONS, Bill concerning them, read, 29 
Apr. Committed, 1 May. 
Allegiance, Oath of. Vide Oaths. 

Apparel, Bill concerning it, read, 15 Apr. Committed, 
21. Order for fitting of the Committee; Bill recommended 
to the Care of One Member, go. 

Arundell new Writ, 24 Apr. 

Askew, Sir Edw. Report touching his Petition complaining of 
Sir Edward Hufley’s Election; his Indenture to be brought to 
be viewed by the Committee of Privileges, 24 Apr. 

Aylesbury Election, and double Return; Two of the Burgeffes 
returned not to fit till further Order; One, returned in both 
Indentures, to fit, 1 May. 


16° 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641 &amp; 1642. 


BBOTT, Mr. 1641, Motion that he might, at his own Re- 
queft, decline his Election ; not granted, 6 July. 

Abdy, Six Chr. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 
July. 

A bell, Alderman, 1640, to be fent for to appear before the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, and to bring his Patent concerning 
Wine, and other Papers relating thereto, 11 Nov. Report 
touching a Complaint againft him ; to be fent for as a Delin- 
quent; Witnefles to be fummoned, 27. Order for bailing 
him, 3 Dec. Revoked, 24. not to be bailed, 19 Jan. 

1641, Serjeant to fearch for his Goods, 31 May. 
Order for bailing him, 31 Ma 1 Sept. 

- 1641, Bill for declaring his and Mr. Kilvert’s Offences, 
ordered, 26 May. To be prefented, 21 July 19 Aug. 
To be read, 26. 

- 1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. 

Abergenny, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to 
the Committee of Privileges, 26 Nov. 

— Lord, 1642, Lords to be acquainted with the Store of 
Arms, &amp;e. at his Houfe, 11 Aug. 

Abingdon, 1642, Houfe informed of certain Proclamations read 
there ; Richardfon to be fummoned to appear, 12 July 12 
Aug. Vide Richardfon. Mayor to be fummoned to attend, 
12 Aug. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 18.——To be bailed, 
26 Sept. 

Abjuration, Oath of. Vide Oaths. 

Accounts, 1640, of the lait Subfidy, as affeffed on the feveral 
Counties, ordered, 13 Nov. Prefented, 14 of Arrears in 
the Collectors of the Impofitions Hands, to be brought to 
a Committee, 12 Jan. 

— 1641, of any Subfidy neareft 100,000 7. ordered, 7 May. 
of Arrears due to the Scots Army, reported from a Com- 
mittee, 23 July ——of what ready Money will difband the 
King’s Army, reported from a Committee, 27. ——of Poll 
and Loan Money, ordered, 28. Of Poll and Loan Money 
received in London, prefented, 31 July 2 Aug. Of Poll- 
money received in London, Middlefex, and Effex, 5 of 
Poll money: received in the Chamber of London ordered, 23. 
Prefented, 24. of Poll-money in the Hands of the Trea- 
furers and Commiflioners, ordered, 25 O¢ct——of Moneys 
collected upon the Two lait Bills of Tonage and Poundage, 
to be brought to a Committee, 31 July——of Moneys iflued 
for difcharging the Army, prefented, 25 Aug. To be con- 
fidered, 28. 
Vou. Il. 


1642, of Moneys in the Hands of the Treafurers of 
London upon the Bill for 409,000 /. ordered, 30 Aug. of 
Moneys paid by the Englifh to the Scots Commiffioners, to be 
brought to a Committee, 23 Sept. of the Three Subfidies 
and Fifteens granted 21 Jac. prefented, 27. of Ufbands 
and Frank, prefented from a Committee, 3 Oét. of Sums 
imprefted to particular Perfons, ordered, 6 Dec.—a Com- 
mittee to prefent Accounts of the late Collectors of the Cuf- 
toms, 27 Jan. Account of Moneys paid to Mr. Loftus, 
ordered, 20 Feb. of Moneys mott prefling to be paid, or- 
dered, 25. Prefented, and returned, 27. prefented again, 
and to be confidered, 1 Mar. ’ 

1642, Eftimates of Money to be employed for the Ser- 
vice of Ireland, prefented, and referred to the Committee for . 
the Defence of the Kingdom, and to the Commiffioners for 
Irifh Affairs, 10 Aug. 

1641, a Committee to take Account of Moneys raifed, 
and to make a State of the Receipts and Difburfements, and 
of the Debts of the Nation, 10 Mar. 

1642, Committees added, 26 Mar. Report; Account 
of Moneys difburfed for Trained Bands drawn into Kingfton 
upon Hull, approved, 19 Apr. Committee impowered to 
confider of a Method for fecuring Moneys neceflary to be bor- 
rowed; all that come to have Voices ; Days appointed for their 
Meeting, 5 May. Impowered to alter the Time and Place of 
Meeting, 10. To receive the Accounts and Arrears of the 
Treafurers of the Subfidies and Fifteens granted 21 Jac. 11. 
Order for their meeting, 11. 13, &amp; 14. Note of Moneys con- 
cerning the Aqueduct, referred, 12. Report; Order there- 
upon, 24. Declaration of Moneys received and difburfed 
from the Beginning of the Parliament to 1 June 1642, pre- 
fented, read, and re-committed ; further Power given to the 
Committee; Petition referred, 3 June. Order for making 
Report, 20. Report; re-committed ; Commitees added, 21. 
Mr. Payler’s Accounts referred, 24. Preamble to be reported, 
25. State, Preamble, and Conclufion to be reported, 28. Pre- 
amble reported, and re-committed ; State reported, and to be 
printed, but not publifhed, without Chairman’s Warrant, 30. 

Declaration reported from Re-commitment, read, and 
agreed to, 1 July. State of the Accounts to be difperfed, 13. 

Report touching the Remainder of the Three Subfidies 
and Fifteens granted 21 Jac. Queftion for allowing the 
Treafurers Money for Extra charges, Neg. ; Committee im- 
powered to fend for Collectors of the Houthold, 27 Sept. 
to confider the Supers remaining upon the Subfidies and 
Fifteens ; Committees added, 5 O&amp;. 

1641, a Committee to examine how the Money ftands, 
29 July—Report, 4 Aug.——Order for making further 
Report, 2 Dec. Report of the State of the Money, and of the 
Debt of the Kingdom, 9. To be confidered in a Committee . 
of the whole Houfe, 9 &amp; 29. Further Report concerning the 
State of the Money; Refolution thereupon, 21. 

1642, a Committee to confider of paying for printing 
the Books of Accounts, 12 Aug. Order tor Payment, 27 
Sept. 

Aiton, 1641, a Recufant’s Houfe there to be fearched for Arms ; 
Member appointed to fend down the Order, 26 Jan. 

Aéton, Jo. 1642, to have Liberty to contraét for a certain Quan- 
tity of gilt Plate, 10 Nov. his Petition concerning Moneys 
and Plate feized in the Exchequer; previous Queftion for 
Delivery thereof, Neg. 14 Dec. 

— Sir Wm. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 
Loan of 1,000 7. propounded - him upon the public es 2h 
ls 





INDEX «@ the Seconpn VOLUME. 


his Anfwer, 24.—Lord Mayor and Sheriffs to affift in feizing 
his Money, &amp;c. 28.——Order for feizing his Horfes, 3 Mar. 
Perfon appointed to put it in Execution, 7. 

Adams, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, to have Licence to go beyond Sea, 17 Aug. 
Mr. Seets Merchant, 1642, Payment of his Loan referred 
to the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 1 Nov. 

— Deputy William, 1642, Order for his Commitment, 18 
Jan. 

Aderne, Rob. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf be- 
yond Sea, 15 Sept. 

Adjournment till , rr 12 &amp; 20 Nov. 2 Jan. 25 
Feb. 20 Mar. 1640. 6. 14, 15, 16, 17. 20, 21, 22. 
24. &amp; 27 Apr. 5, 6,7, 8. 10.12, 13. 21,22. 24. 26, 27, 
28, &amp; 20, May. 1, 2. 7, 8, g. 15. 18, 19. 22. 24, 25, 
26. 28, 29, &amp; 30, June. i, 2, 3. 5. 8, g. 12.14. 17. 81. 
23, 24. 27, 28, 29, &amp; 30, July.——-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 
11, 12, 13. 16, 17. 19. 24. 26. &amp; 30, Aug. 8 Sept. 1641. 
29 Mar. 11, 12. &amp; 22, Apr. 2, 3. 6, 7. 12, 19.517. 
24. 27. &amp; 31, May. 3, 4, 6, 7. 9. 16. 18. 23, 24, 25. 
27, &amp; 28, June. 1. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 11, 12. 14. 16. 23. &amp; 26, 
July. 1. 8.20. &amp; 22, Aug.——7 &amp; 23 Sept.——3, 7. 15. 
19, 20. 25. &amp; 29, Odt.— 2. 4. 5. 7. 11, 12, 13. 15. &amp; 23, 
Nov. 13 Jan. 2,3. 21. 23. &amp; 25, Feb. 1642. 

- without doing Bufinefs, 5 &amp; 13 Apr. 1641.——7 June, 
1642. 
1640, Refolution about Adjournment at Chriftmas, 22 


upon a Queftion, 17 Jan. 1641.29 Mar. 1642. 

1642, upon a Divition, 9 Feb. 

1641, Meflage to Lords, acquainting them when the 
Houfe intended a Recefs ; Aniwer thereto, 8 Sept. Houfe 
to confider of a Recefs, 14 &amp; 17 Dec. Meflage to Lords con- 
cerning it, 20. Conference to be defired with them thereupon, 
23 &amp; 25. Days for the Recefs and Return to be propounded 
thereat ; free Conference defired, 26. Agreed to; ay, ox ap- 
pointed ; free Conference held; Lords difagree to the Day for 


the Return; Houfe infift upon it; another free Conference 
defired, agreed to, and he!d; Lords affent to the Day; Refo- 
lution for receding from it upon any emergent Occafion, 27. 
Admiral, Lord, 1641, to be thanked for his Refpects to the 
Houfe, 9 June. ——Paper delivered by him to be confidered, 
24 Dec. 
1642, to be moved, that Two Ae ge bought at Do- 


ver may be put to Sea, 28 Apr. Order for his fearching 
Ships going from France to Ireland, agreed to by Lords, 4 
June. to be moved to continue a Ship in the Humber, 27. 

Conference defired with Lords concerning the fudden 
Removal of him; Managers appointed, 1 July. 

Admiralty, 1642, Propofitions concerning Commiffioners for the 
Matters thereof, to be confidered, 27 Sept. 8 O&amp;. Com- 
miflioners appointed; Committee for the Navy to prepare 
Ordinances to give them Power, 18. Ordinances agreed to 
by Lords, 19. “ommiffioners added, 2 Dec. Confe- 
rence defired by Lords concerning the Admiralty, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 1 July. 

Adventure, Ship, 1642, to be lifted in the Navy, 6 Feb. 

Africa. Vide America. 

Ager, Sir Antony, 1642, to have Leave to vifit his Wife upon 
Bail, 16 Dec. 

Aifcough, Sir Edw. 1641, offers his Security for Money, 5 
Aug. 

: Mr. 1642, to be paid for his Journey to Hull, 2 
May. 

— Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent ; Examination 
referred to the Committee for Examinations ; Witnefles to be 
fummoned to attend them, 29 Oét. 

Albans, St. 1640, Petition of Inhabitants againft Mr. Conifby, 
referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee, 18 Feb. 

1642, Letter from Mayor, concerning Horfes fiayed 
there, fent to Lords ; their Anfwer; Order for releafing them; 
Speaker to give a Note to carry them to York without Inter- 
ruption, 7 June. Complaint againft the Mayor referred to 
the Committee for Informations, 28 July. Report; Refolu- 
tion thereupon, 29. Vide Newe.—Order for Indemnity of 
Volunteers—Petition of Inhabitants; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Petfons who brought it, 10 Aug——Order for removing the 
Magazine into other Hands, 11. 

Earl of, 1641, to be thanked for his Endeavours to fup- 
cag the Rebels in Ireland, 29 Nov. Trunks dire&amp;ted to 
nim to pafs, 3 Jan. 

1042, his Letter to Sir H. Stradlinge, prefented from a 
Comunittee, 7 Sept. 

St. Wood-fireet, 1642, Ordinance for fupplying the 
Cure, and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 23 Jan. 

Alborough, 1641, new Writ, 14 Feb. 

sa” 1642, Order for fortifying the Town, 6 Dec. 13 

an. 

Alcock, Thomas, 1642, to have Licence to tranfport Boots, 
Shoes, &amp;c. to Dublin, 7 Apr. 


Serjeant-major, 1642, Houfe informed of the Manner of 
feizing his Plate and Money; Order for laying it up in the 
Chamber of London, and making further Search into Trunks, 
&amp;c. to be fummoned to attend, 11 Ang 

Aldborough, Rich. 1642, difabled from fitting during this Par- 
liament, 6 Sept. 

Aldburgh, Mr. 1642, his Letter to Sir Jo. Mallory read, and to 
be printed, 17 Nov. 

Alden, Rob. 1642, Order for ftaying Sugar belonging to him, 
9 Jan. 

Alderley, Tho. and Jo. Argoll, 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 
5 Aug. Bufinefs referred to the Committee for Informations, 
15. Alderley’s Petition read, 17. Argoll to be bailed, 18. 

Alderfey, Jo. 1642, to have Liberty to tranfport himfelf beyond 
Sea, 27 Aug. 

Aldrich, Tho. 642, Ovker tor eis Comanitgagnt, 9 Mar. 

Aldiw, Rob. 1642, to have Liberty to tranfport Barley to Lon- 
don, 24 Dec. to tranfport it to Holland, 6 Mar. 

Alexander, David, and Belthafer Jerbier, 1642, their Examina- 
tions concerning blowing up the Magazine in the Earl of 
Effex’s Army, read by a Chairman of a Committee, but not 
delivered, 8 O&amp;. Matter to be confidered, 10. 

Alford, Sir Edward, 1640, doubly returned ; has Leave to refpite 
his Choice for a certain Time, 9 Nov. ‘Till particular Elec- 
tions be determined, 20. 

1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 
Houfe, 6 Sept. 

- Sir Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr. 

John, 1642, Petition touching Money due to him upon 
Specialties ; Order for Payment, 7 Nov. to be fummoned 
to attend the Service of the Houfe, 29. 

~ Capt. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 2 Feb. 

Algiers. Vide Captives. 

Allaby, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to Mr. Pryn’s Committee, 
11 Dec. 

Allegiance, Oath of. Vide Oaths. 

Allen, Patrick, 1640, to have Liberty to profecute his Petition, 
and to be examined as a Witnels, 19 Mar. 

Jo. 1642, Order for ftaying the Landing of Goods be- 
longing to him, and for his Attendance on the Committee for 
the Navy, 10 Aug. 

Lieutenant John, 1642, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee for the Defence of the Kingdom, 15 Sept. 

Allerton, 1640, Motion for refioring it, 5 Dec. Order for that 
Purpofe—new Writ, 11. 

Allefiree, Mr. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 
To be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 15. to be admitted into 
the Houfe, 9 Dec. 

Allhallows Barking, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Order for 
LeGturing in the Church, 25 Aug.. Amended, 27. Lec- 
turer recommended, 2 Dec. A Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for fupplying the Cure, and fequeftering the Profits, 
2 Feb. Ordinance read, and agreed to, 3. 

Allington, Lord, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Feb. 
Allured, Mr. 1642, recommended to the Commiflioners of the 
Treafury to be Comptroller of the Cuftoms at Hull, 22 June. 
Alney, Yeldered, and Wm. Wifheard, 1641, to be fent for as 
Delinquents, to anfwer a Petition and Articles againft them, 

24 Apr. to be bailed, 20 May. 

Alresford, New, 1641, Parifhioners to have Liberty to chufe a 
Lecturer, 14 Feb. 

Aljop, Barnaby, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent for printing 
a Petition, 25 Jan. 

Altham, Mr. 1642, to have Leave to go beyond Sea, 17 Nov. 

Alton, 1641, Parifhioners to have Liberty to chufe a Lecturer, 
14 Feb. i 

Allured, Mr. 1640, allowed to fit, though he had not received 
the Sacrament, 1 Dec. 

1642, to be fummoned to attend theService of the Houfe, 
23 Sept. 

Ambajfjadors, foreign, 1641, Declaration againft their harbour- 
ing Popifh Priefts, Natives of the King’s Dominions; Lords 
to be moved to join in a Petition for the Obfervation thereof, 
8 July. Propofitions of Infiructions concerning them to be 
delivered to the Committee of Forty-eight, 9. 

1642, feveral Perfons committed to the Gatehoufe for 
abufing an Ambaflador, 14 Apr—Lords to be defired that 
a Meflage may be fent to foreign Ambafladors not to permit 
any Englifh to hear Mafs in their Houfes, 23. 

Amboigna, 1641, Order againft printing Books concerning the 
Paflages between the Hollanders and Englifh there, 21 Mar. 

America, 1640, Petition of Planters and Merchants read, and 
referred to the: Committee for the Virginia Planters, 6 Jan. 

1641, Petition of Merchants, concerning feizing Parts 
of America and Africa, referred to a Committee, 30 Aug. 

Amerigo, Seignor. Vide Florence. 

Amity, Ship, 1642, Information concerning it, referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 9 Nov. Order for feizing Provi- 
fions on board, 19. Report; Refolutions about difpofing of 
the Cargo, and paying for the Demurrage, 23. 

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Ammunition, 1641, a Committee to confider the Book of Am- 
munition, 23 Nov. 

Amonderne/s, 1640, Petition of the Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for feandalous Minifters, 9 Feb. 

Amfierdam, 1642, Intormation of warlike Provifions preparing 
there, and defigned for the North of England, to be com- 
municated to Lords, 9 June. Report concerning it; Perfon 
examined thereupon; Members to inquire into the Truth 
thereof ; Lord Admiral to be moved to fend Skips to guard 
the Coaft of Neweafile; Conference to be defired touching 
the Information ; Managers appointed; Head agreed to, 11. 
—Further Informations of warlike Provifions bought and pro- 
vided at Amfterdam; a Committee to perufe intercepted 
Letters; Report touching Bills of Exchange found in them; 
Comimnittee to confider the Bills, 16. Another Committee 
to perufe Letters taken in a Ship from thence with Arms and 
Ammunition, 5 Sept. 

Amys, John, and Wm. Watfon, 1642, King’s Warrant for ap- 
rehending them, prefented from a Conference; Lords Refo- 
ution thereupon agreed to, 18 July. Lords to be moved 

for Habeas Corpus to remove them; their Concurrence 
fignified, 21. 

Mr. 1642, Bufinefs concerning his diftraining Dr. Manby 
fur Nonpayment of his Affeffment, referred to a Committee ; 
Dr. Manby to attend them, 30 June. 

Anandale, Earl of, 1642, Petition read, 26 July. ; 

Lady, 1642, Protection to be granted to preferve her 
from plundering, 10 Dec. 

Anchett, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Anderfon, Rob. 1642, to be tent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 
——-to be removed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 18 Jan. 

Andover, 1641, new Writ, 31 Mar. Eleétion ; Petition re- 
ferred to Sir Tho. Dive’s Committee, 30 Apr. Committee 
revived ; Committees added, 15 Mar. 

~—_—_——_— 1642, Report to be made, 6, 7, 8. 15 &amp; 23 Apr—— 
2May. Made; Returnto be amended, 3. Amended, 12. 

1641, Parifhioners have Liberty to chufe a Lecturer, 

14 Feb. ‘Their Petition; Vicar to be injoined to permit him 

the Ufe of his Pulpit, 18. 

1642, Petition concerning the Refufal of Affiftance to 
a Perfon conducting Rebels from the Weft ; Petitioner to pick 
out fome of the moft aciive; Petition fent to Lords; their 
Anfwer, 29 Apr. 

Andvewes, Leonard, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 11 Aug. 

Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 O&amp;. 

Andrews, St. Holborn, 1641, Bill for dividing the Parith, read, 
1 June. Committed, 17. Committees added, 9 July. 
Committce revived; Order for their Meeting, 2 &amp; 21 Dec. 

--— 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recommended, 
18 June. Order for fearching Stables, and lifting Horfes ; 
agreed to by Lords, 24 O&amp;t. for paying Money belonging 
to the Church to the Treaturers at Guildhall, 4 Feb. 

St. Wardropp, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, 
and fequefiering the Profits thereof, 23 Jan. Ordinance 
for that Purpofe read, and agreed to, 16 Feb. 

Angel, Ship, 1642, Order for Difcharge of her and her Cargo, 
20 Dee. 

Anglefey, Ie of, 1641, Earl of Northumberland nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 11 Feb.——-Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 
Mar.—Petition of Inhabitants touching the Defence: of the 
County againft an Invafion, 22. 

1642, Lords to be defired that the Earl of Bridgewater 
may deliver in Papers in his Cuftody concerning the Militia, 
6 Apr. Meflage to that Purpofe fent,8. Their Anfwer, g. 

Another Deputy Lieutenant approved, 26 May.—Infor- 
mation of a Mifdemeanor committed by Soldiers, referred to a 
Committee, 28. Committees added ; Order for their meeting, 
31.—Sheriff to pay in the Poll-money by a Time limited, 
or be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 June.——to be fent for, 
25 July. 

Anguifh, James, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 8 Dec. 

Ankehill, Henry, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 12 Dec.—to be bailed, 19 Jan. 

Annand, Thomas, 1642, to have a Warrant to tranfport himfelf 
to Spain, 11 Apr. 

Anne, St. London, 1641, Complaint of a Diforder committed in 
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thers to be fent for as a Delinquent, 14 Aug. Vide Brothers. 
1642, another Petition; Lecturer to be continued; Pa- 
rifhioners authorized to chufe another, 21 Dec. 
Anfton, Mr. 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 Aug. 
Anthell, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 Aug. 
Anthill, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, and bring with 
him a Perfon that travels between the Weft and London, as 
a private Poft, 1 Nov. 
Antrim, Earl of, 1641, Information againft him referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 7 Feb. 
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St. near Alderfgate, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners; Bro-. 


the Rebels in Ireland; Order for his Commitment to a fafe 

Place; agreed to by Lords, 18 June-——Lords to be moved 

to join in ordering a Ship to bring him over, 11 July. 

Copy of Lords Juftices Letter concerning fending him, read, 

and re-delivered to Member who brought it ; Order for con- 

a him in Cuftody, 12 Sept. Agreed to by Lerds, 13. 

. ne Committee for the Navy to appoint a Ship to bring 
a a 4 Oct. Ship appointed, 6. Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 7. 

Antrobus, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Apleton, Captain Rob. 1642, Petition referred to Sir Wm. 
Uvedale, 16 June. 

Apparel, 1640, Bill concerning it, read, 25 Feb. 

Appleton and Befleleigh, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Dick- 
enfton to be fent for asa Delinquent, 25 O&amp;. Vide Dick- 
enfton. 

Apprentice, 1642, a Committee to examine one who had a {can- 
dalous Creed in his Hands, 27 Jan. Matter referred to 
another Committee, 4 Feb. 

Apprentices, 1641, Petition read; Speaker’s Anfwer to the 
Perfons who brought it, 23 Dec. Vide Privileges. 

1642, Declaration for Encouragement of fuch as 
ie enter into the Parliament’s Service; agreed to by Lords, 
1 Noy. 

Apfley, Sir Allen, 1641, Petition of his Creditors read, 20 July. 

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—— Edward, 1642, Order for reftoring his Plate, 17 Jan. 


Agueduét, 1642, Note of Moneys concerning it, referred to the 
Committee for Moneys, 12 May. Vide decounts. Order 
touching the Sharers, paying their Shares into fuch Hands as 
the Houfe fhall appoint, 20 &amp; 24. Papers concerning the 
Money referred to one Meinber, 30 July. A Committee to 
confider Propofitions concerning it, and prepare an Order, 
3 Aug. Order for Difcharge of Debtors, paying their 
Moneys into the Chamber of London, 11 Nov. 

Ardagh, Bithop of, 1640, Letter to Speaker on his bebalf, read, 
cal referred to the Committee for bith Affairs, 20 Mar. 

1641, Petition againft him to be remitted to the Par- 
Jiament in Ireland, with fpecial Recommendation, 25 J-une. 
To the Chancery, if the Parliament is rifen, go. 

Argoll, Jo. Vide Alderley. 

Argyle, Marquis of, 1641, a Committee to confider of a Com- 
miffion to him to tranfport 2,500 Men into Ireland, 7 Veb. 
Commiflion reported, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords, 17. 
—Paper from Scots Commiflioners, fignifying that he ».nd 
the Lord Chancellor of Scotland were coming hither; Lords 
to be moved to defire them to ftay in Scotland; a Committce 
to prepare an Anfwer; Anfwer reported ; Conference defired 
by Lords concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Lords Aniwer to the Scots 
Propofition, and an additional Claule, feverally read; Claufe 
agreed to; Lords to be defired to fend the Anfwer to the 
King; free Conference to be defired with them thereupon ; 
Managers to attend, notwithftanding Adjournment of the 
Houfe, 22 Feb. 

Armagh, Bifhop of, 1640, Complaint of a Pamphlet fathered 
upon him; Order for fupprefling it, 9 Feb. 

— 1641, to be defired to feud to the Houfe Two Popith 

Catechifins printed in Latin and Irifh, 10 eb. Vide Cate- 

chifm. 

— 1642, Order concerning him agreed to by Lor/s, 1 Nov. 

Armourers Company, 1642, to acquaint Members what Store of 
Arms they make weekly, 28 May. 

Arms and Ammunition, 1641, Members to confider the State of 
their refpeétive Counties aud Boroughs in relation to them, 
5 May. 12 July. Conference to be defired concerning 
thofe taken away within Three Years; a Committee to pre- 
pare Heads, 14 Aug. Heads reported, 16. Another Com- 
mittee to confider how the Kingdom may be furnifhed there- 
with, 31 Jan. 

1642, Order about bringing in Arms, and having Al- 
lowance as if it was Subfcription-money, to be fent to Lords, 
13 Aug. Sent, 16. Order touching a Reward to Pertons 
feizing Arms and Hortle, 7 Nov. - 

1641, Bill for regulating of Arms, and appointing 
Matfters, read, 12 July. 

Army, 1640, a Committee to confider of the State thereof, and 
of the Northern Counties, and inquire what Officers are 
Papifts, and what Charges may be fpared, 21 Nov. A Sub- 

committee impowered to treat with the Englifh Commitlioners 
concerning Contributions in the Northern Parts, 23. Report; 
to be confidered, 24. Committees added, 26. ‘The Com- 
mittee impowered to treat concerning fuch Things as they 
think fit, 28. Order for Removal of Popith Officers, go. 
for continuing them till paid,2 Dec. Order for their Re- 
moval explained, 23. Bufinefs concerning the Army, and 
Relief of the Northern Parts, to be confidered in a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 8 Feb. Referred to a Seleét Committee, 
g. Keport; confidered in a Committee of the whole Houte; 
Refolutions thereupon, 10. Vide Supp/y.-——Order for nam- 
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of Yorkthire to them, 8 Mar. A Committee of the whole 
Houte to confider of Means to prevent Diforders in the Army, 
31 Dec. Report; Refolutions touching muftering and dif- 
ciplining the Army; King to be moved for a Commifiion of 
Over and Terminer ; the Commiiiion to extend only to the 
King’s Army in Pay, 20 Jan. King’s Concurrence com- 
municated by Lords at a Conference, 13 Mar. —The Com- 
mittee for the State of the Army to confider of Means for 
leffening the Expences of both Armies, and what will be_ne- 
ceflary upon difbanding; Order for their meeting, 13.—Free 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the Englifh Army, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and 
to be reported, 23. Reported, 24. 

— 1641, Report concerning the Inconveniences and Ex- 
pences of both Armies, and difbanding them, to be confidered, 
1 Apr. Confidered, and recommitted to the Committee to 
prepare Heads for a Conference, 2. Heads reported, 6. Con- 
ference defired; Managers appointed, 8. Another Com- 
mittee to prepare a Letter to be fent to the Army, 3 May. 
Order for their meeting ; Letter reported, and read; Copies to 
be fent to Sir John Coniers and Sir Jacob Afhley; Lord 
General to be defired to fend the Letter, 4. Copy of Letter to 
accompany it read; Order for thanking him, 5.—Meflage to 
be fent to Lords, defiring » Committee of both Houfes may 
be appointed to confider of the beft Manner for difbanding 
both Armies, 18. Their Concurrence fignified ; Committee 
appointed; Time for their meeting appointed by Lords, dif- 
agreed to; another Time appointed by the Houfe, agreed to 
20. Report of Propofitions to be treated upon with the Scots 
Commillioners; agreed to by Lords, 21. Paper from the 
Scots prefented from the Committee, and read, 22. Ano- 
ther Committee to confider of the readieft Way of difbanding 
them, 10 June. Report; Refolutions thereupon; Committee 
impowered to confider of a convenient Way of muttering the 
Army, 12.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter 
from the Englifh Army, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; a Committee to prepare an 
Anfwer; Lord General to be defired to endeavour to difcover 
the Perfons that have done thefe ii] Offices between the Houfe 
and the Army,14. His Anifwer reported—free Conference 
defired by Lords concerning difbanding both Armies, agreed 
to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, 
15. Reported; Orders thereupon; farther Power given to 
the Committee,16. Another free Conference defired with 
Lords thereupon; Managers appointed; free Conterence 
agreed to, and held, 17. Conference defired by Lords, agreed 
to, 19. Another defired by them, agreed te ; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported, 25. Meflage from 
Lords, defiring the Committee concerning the Army may 
meet; Anfwer thereto, 5 July. Order for making Report, 6. 
Report; feveral Letters read; Lord General to be thanked 
for his Care in difbanding; Order for quiet conducting the 
Soldiers, to be confidered at a Conference, 7. Conference 
defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appoiuated ; Conference 
held, and reported, 9.—The Committee to confider of the 
State of the Army, and what Regiments are fit to be difbanded, 
19. Report; Order touching Keformado Officers—Refolution 
for difbanding Eight Troops; the Committee to confider what 
Moneys will be requifite for total difbanding; Conference 
defired with Lords concerning a Propofition to Scots Com- 
miflioners to difband their Army, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Votes to be delivered thereat ; Conference agreed to, 
and held, 22. Another Conference defired by Lords, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; 
Scots Anfwer read, and referred to the Committee; Report of 
Arrears due to their Army, 23.—Eftimate for difbanding the 
King’s Army reported—the Committee to confider of ail 
Circumftances neceflary chereto; Committees added, 27. Re- 
port; Refolutions about the Times of paying the Officers and 

sillet-money—Conference to be defired touching difbanding 
the King’s Army; Managers appointed, 28. Another Con- 
ference defired concerning difbanding both Armies; Heads 
thereof; Conference agreed to, and held, 29. Reported, 30. 
Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 4 Aug.— 
Cafe of Englifh Reformado Officers reported ; Refolution 
thereupon—a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference 
concerning difbanding both Armies; Conference defired; 
agreed to; Managers appointed, 5.—Another Conference tu 
to be defired thereupon; Committee to prepare Heads; 
Mefiage to Lords defiring them to join that the Horfe of the 
King’s Anny be firft difhanded, 6. Anfwer thereto—another 
Mefiage defiring them to move the King for a Proclamation 
tor the more peaceable effecting it, and to write a Letter to 
Lord General for {peedy difbanding them; a Committee to 
prepare fuch a Letter ; Letter reported, agreed to, and to be 
iigned by Speaker; King’s Anfwer communicated by Lords, 
7-—Another Conference to be defired; Heads agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held; and reported ; Com- 
mittee to prepare Letter to Lord General for {peedy difband- 


jug the Loot after the Horfe, 10. Another Contereace 


defired by Lords concerning a Letter to be fent by them, 
and other Particulars, agreed to; Meflage from Lords, ac- 
quainting the Houfe they had affented to write the fame 
Letter to Lord General—Refolution for difbanding the Foot 
as well as the Horfe ; agreed to by Lords—free Conference 
defired by them concerning Propofitions touching the Scots 
Army, agreed to; Reporters appointed; free Conference 
held, and reported, 11.—Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning Lord General’s Letters about difbanding, agreed to: 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported, 16.— 
The Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference concerning 
the fpeedy difbanding the King’s Army, 18. Heads re- 
ported; Conference to be defired thereupon; Mana- 
gers appointed; Conference held; a Committee of both 
oufes to prepare Order for fpeedy difbanding the Horfe, 
before any of the Foot be difbanded; Perfons appointed to 
go down for that Purpofe, ig.—The Committee to confider 
of Ways for raifing Moneys; to examine the Accounts of 
the Army, and call Auditors to their Afliftance ; Committees 
added; all that come to have Voices, 23. Parties to attend 
them.—Conference defired by Lords concerning Letters from 
Lord General about the oe sn, | of the Armies, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Motion. 
for defiring Lords that the Proclamation may be fent down 
with Speed, 24.—Conference defired by Lords concernin 
Letters from the North, agreed to, and held, 6 Sept. Re- 
ported; Letters read; Purport of Anfwer agreed to; Member 
to prepare it; Anfwer read, and to be figned by Speaker, 8. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning a Relation about 
the late Army; Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 22 O&amp;. 
Conference agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
23.—Papers concerning difbanding Scots Army, read, 24. 
Earl of Holland’s Declaration of his Proceedings in dif- 
banding, reported from a Conference, 10 Nov.—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning a Petition of Officers about their 
Arrears, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported, 19. 

1641. Order for taking Account of Billet-money due 
to Yorkfhire ; Members for the County to nominate Affiftants, 
ig May.—Billet-moneys, &amp;c. due to Northumberland, Dur- 
ham, and Newcafile, to be paid by the Scots—a Committee 
to perfeét the Accounts, 19. Commiffioners approved, 25. 

Motion for adding Four; Anfwer thereto, 1 July. 
Petition concerning Billet-money due, 9 Dec. Order for 
paying Part thereof, 19. 

1642, a Committee to prepare a Declaration concerning 
the Ditticulty of paying it, 29 O¢t.—Time appointed for 
the Payment—a Committee to confider the Accounts of the 
Bifhoprick, Northumberland, and Newecattle, 19 June. 
Auditors appointed to audit the Accounts of thofe Counties, 
and of York, Nottingham, and Lincoln, 3 July. Order 
about the Payment thereof, 29 July.—24 Dec. 
Order touching paying for Perfons brought in upon Bil- 
leters by the Soldiers, 17 July—for deducting fufficient to 
fatisfy them out of the Soldiers Pay, 20. Houfe under- 
takes to pay Billet-moncy due from the Scots,4 Aug. Security 
accepted, 5 &amp; 7. Account thereof; Scots difcharged from 
paying it, 12. 

1642, Order againft billeting Soldiers in Towns againft 
their Wiils, 14 July. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 

1641, Bill for fecuring Moneys due for the billeting 
Soldiers of the King’s Army, read, 1 July. Committed, 2. 
To be reported, 16. Reported, and to be ingroffed ; another 
Comunittee to withdraw, and confider of fmall Amendments, 
17. Bill pafied, 20. : 

1641, Petition of Reformado Officers read, and referred 
to the Committee for the State of the Army, 14 Apr.—— 
Another read, and referred, 28 June.——Report; Retolution 
thereupon; Captain Drake’s Bufinefs recommended, 5 Aug. 
—Another Petition read, and referred to the Committee for 
the King’s Army, 18. To be confidered, 23. Lift of their 
Names prefented, 24.——-Another Petition read; Queftion 
for referring it to a Committee, Neg. 23 Dec. Another 
read ; nothing done therenpon, 2 Feb. Another read; Senfe 
of the Houfe thereupon, 12 Mar. 


——— 1642, Order for paying thofe entered in the Lift; Lords 


Concurrence to be defired, 12 July. Refolutions touching 
them, 14 &amp; 18. 

1642, Bufinefs concerning Waggons for the Army to be 
confidered, 19 May. 

1642, Petition of late Captains; a Committee to con- 
fider of their Arrears, 12 Apr. 

— 1642, Refolution for raifing an Army by the Parliament 
for the Safety of the King’s Perfon, and Defence of both 
Houtes; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 12 July. Signified. 
—Lord General appointed, 13. Vide Effer, Earl of. Gene- 
ral of Horfe appointed. Vide Bedford, Earl of. A 
Cominittee to confider of a Way for the Officers to take 
the Oaths and Proteftation, 14. Oath prefented, and to 
be confidered, 29. Agreed to, and fent to Lords, 1 Aug. 

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that move the Parliament to raife an Army, read ; agreed to; 
‘to be delivered to Lords at a Conference; and printed, 28 
July. Conference defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed, 30.—Deputy Treafurer approved—Report touching 
the Difpofition of the Forces, 15 Aug. Ordinance to prevent 
plundering, 18. Complaint of the unruly Demeanor of the 
Soldiers; Articles for regulating the Army to be prefented, 7 
Sept. Order for Lord General to punifh them ; agreed to by 
Lords, 8. His Letters concerning their Demeanor read, 23.— 
Order from Lords touching the Pay to the Foot, 15 Sepi.— 
A Committee to prepare Declaration for Soldiers to repair 
to their Rendezvous, 22. Declaration fent to Lords, 23. 
Officers, found from their Colours without Licence from Lord 
General, to be fent to him in fafe Cuftody, 14 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 15. Deferter to be fent, 19. A Committee 
to prepare Ordinance to prevent Soldiers pafling without Lord 
General’s Warrant, 2 Dec. Conftables to give Warning, by 
Beat of Drum, that they repair to their mi ell 3. Lord 
General to be moved to take fome Courfe to prevent plunder- 
ing, 25 Nov. A Committee to prepare Declaration for 
that Purpofe ; Declaration to be fent to him, and publifhed at 
the Head of the Army, 10 Dec. Inftructions for the Com- 
mittee for the Army, 23 Sept.—Paflages of the Two Armies 
near Worcefter reported, 27. Letters, relating the Paflages 
of a late Battle, read, and to be printed, 27 Odi. Orders 
touching the Relief of maimed Soldiers, 8 Nov.—for their re- 
pairing to the Savoy—for the Surgeons Company to take care 
of them; to be proclaimed in and about London by Beat of 
Drum, and fent to the Army, 13.—for Relief of Prifoners, 
and Widows of thofe flain, 19.—for providing Apparel for 
thofe ftripped, and now returned to the Army, 26. for an 
Allowance to maimed Soldiers, 3 Dec. Order for Reward 
for fuch as have been conftant in the Service—a Committee to 
confider of raifing more Horfe, 9 Nov. Offer of the Citizens 
to raife Light Horfe and Dragoons accepted ; Commanders 
appointed; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers ap- 
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to confult with the Committee for the Militia in London, and — 


receive Intelligence from the Army, and take care of fupplying 
them with Neceffaries, 14 Nov. Order coacerning Provi- 
fions in the feveral Counties, prefented, and re-committed, 28. 
Read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; Order to 
be printed, 29.—A Commitee to attend the Army, 14 Nov. 
Committee of both Houfes to take care for providing a 
fufficient Quantity of Match, 2 Dec.—Reformado Officers to 
be fent down, and paid upon their Arrival, 3.—Committee to 
prepare Order for a Month’s Pay to certain Soldiers—another 
to receive Lifts of Soldiers, Horfes, and Arms, from Inn- 
keepers, &amp;c.; to confider of a Mark to be fet upon Horfes and 
Arms, and to prepare Ordinance for punifhing fuch as buy or 
take them in pawn, and for limiting the Sum to be taken for 
Lodging and Hay, 5.—Lift of Officers and Soldiers in and 
about London to be fent to Lord General ; Speaker to move 
him, by Letter, to punifh them, 8. Order for apprehend- 
ing fuch as do not repair to their Colours, 9 Jan. A Com- 
mittee impowered to punifh fuch as neglect their Duty, 11 
Feb. A Committee to confider what time the Forces were 
taken into Pay, what Arms, &amp;c. are iffued, and how the Army 
may be {fupplied with them, 27 Jan. Mefiage from Lord 
General, acquainting the Houfe with his Intention to march 
next Day; Refolution thereupon, 9 Mar. 
——— 1642, a Committee to fend Scouts to watch the King’s 
Army, 3 Nov.—Prifoner taken, 12. Vide Rigg.—Mr. Ruth- 
worth injoined to fearch after the Proceedings thereof at 
Brentford, 16. His Report; a Committee to examine the 
Inhabitants and others thereupon, 17. Paflages read, and re- 
committed; Committees added; Rufhworth to attend the 
Committee, 19. Their Report, 28. Order for Reparation 
out of their Eftates to Perfons plundered, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 1 Dec. Read again, and re-committed ; Com- 
mittees added, 7. Order agreed to, 8—A Committee to pre- 
pare Declaration concerning the Ufage of Prifoners taken by 
them, 21 &amp; 24. Order about their Exchange, 31.—Informa- 
tion of Moneys going down; a Committee to feize Perfons, 
Moneys, &amp;c. 21 Dec. To fearch the Trunks, and examine 
Perfons brought up with them; Order for difcharging the 
Trunks, 22. Order againft carrying Provifions to them, 
16 Jan. 
Armyn, Sir Wm. 1641. Vide Privileges. Offers his Security 
for Money, 5 Aug. Letter from hin to Speaker read, with 
a Note inclofed, 2 Nov. 
Array, 1642, a Committee of both Houfes to prevent Commif- 
fions going forth, 17 June. Commiflion for Leicefterfhire 
referred, 18. Proceedings thereupon reported ; feveral Infor- 
mations read ; Order for a of the Committee, and mak- 
ing Report, 27. Proclamations and Clerks Expences referred ; 
Infiructions; Declaration reported ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired at a Conference ; Managers appointed ; free Con- 


ference defired ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Confer- 
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ence held, 30. Declaration to be printed, and difperfed, 4 

July.—Order for paying the Clerks, 7.—Votes concerning the 

Illegality of the Commitlion to be publifhed at Affizes, 10. 

Order for that Purpofe agreed to by Lords, and to be fent by 

fpecial Meffengers, 20.—A ftanding Committee appointed, 

to examine Proceedings of the Commitlioners, 24. Order for 
their fitting, 26. Lords to be moved to nominate a Committee 
to be joined with them, 29. Their Concurrence fignified, 

30. Order for difarming all the Commiffioners, 9 Aug. 
Sent to Lords, 16.—A Committee to prepare an Anfwer to 
the King’s Aufwer to the Declaration of both Houfes concern- 
ing it, 18. Committees added, 5 O&amp;. Declaration read, 
agreed to, and to be printed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
21. Defired, 22. Order for ftaying Copies in feveral 
Preffes, 12 Jan. A Committee to prepare Order for ap- 
prehending Perfons advancing the Execution of the Commif- 
fion, 20 Aug. Order prefented; Names of the Commiflioners 
ordered, 22.—— Declaration that it is lawful to refift the Com- 
miffioners, 18 Nov. Warrants from feveral for levying 
Moneys read ; a Committee to prepare Declaration to fhew the 
Illegality of them; Warrants and Declaration to be printed 
together, 5 Jan. 

Arrowfmith, Mr. defired to preach, 28 Dec. 
to print his Sermon, 25 Jan. 

Artificers, 1642, Bill for fupplying Defects in Statutes concerning 
them read, 1 Mar. 

Artillery, 1641, Houfe to confider the fettling the Bufinefs con- 
cerning it, 21 Dec. . 

Arundel, 1641, Election and double Return ; Report to be made, 
2&amp;11 Nov. Made; Refolution touching it—new Writ, 12. 
—A Committee to confider the Information about the Elec- 
tion, 6 Dec. Return ordered, 28.—One Member to fit till 
Eleétion determined ; Return to be amended, 15 Jan. Petition 
ee the Eleétion received, 24. Return amended, 
11 Feb. 

1642, Committee revived ; Suit againft the Mayor to be 

ftayed till Report, 16 June.—Part of the Order for reviving 

the Committee reverfed, 17. Mayor to ftay fufpected Per- 
fons, &amp;c. going to Portfmouth, 15 Aug. 

Earl of, 1641, Letter concerning his Arms gt Sheffield 
to be fent to Lords, with Defire they would take fome Courfe 
about them; Anfwer thereto, 14 Feb. 

1642, Bill from Lords to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, 23 May. 

Arundell, Tho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
the Houfe, 9 Aug. His Anfwer to be printed, 19 Sept. 
Afaph, St. Bithop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and 
Mifdemeanors, 4 Aug. of High Treafon, 30 Dec. Vide 
Bifhops. 

1642, to be allowed 500/.a Year, 6 Apr. 

Afhburnham, Captain, 1641, to make Proteftation that he will not 
confer with Colonel Goringe, 11 June.—Examined touching 
Mr. Piercye’s Letter; committed to the King’s Bench upon 
Sufpicion of High Treafon, 14. To the Gatehoufe, 15. To 
be kept in Serjeant’s Cuftody, 17. ‘To be bailed ; to give it 
under his Hand that he will offer no Violence to Colonel Go- 
ringe, 8 July. Articles againft him to be confidered, 5, 6. 
11, 12, 13, &amp; 18, Aug.—Order for refpiting his Pay ; to be 
fent to the Paymatfter, 25. Queftion that he fhould have , 
it, Neg.; Order for his having it, 8 Sept. Bufinefs concern- 
ing him to be confidered ; Bail to have notice that he attends, 
17 Nov. Houfe to confider what Name to give his Fa@, 6 
Dec. Votes concerning his and Captain Chudleigh’s Exami- 
nations read; Refolution for accufing him of Mifprifion of 
Treafon, and expelling him, 9. 

1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar. 

——Order for his Attendance; Bail to have Notice thereof, 

23 May. To be fent for by Scrjeant, g June. Bail- 

bond to be delivered up, 7 July. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 

Houfe, 18 Apr. Letter from the King concerning it; Re- 

{olution to proceed againft him for Contempt, unlefs he appear 

at a Time limited, 6 May.—Previous Queftion for adj udging 

him a Delinquent, Neg. go. j 

John. Vide Goodwyn, Hen. 

Afhe, Simeon, 1641, defired to preach, 10 Mar. 

1642, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 12 Apr. 

Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Francis, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 

the Navy, 7 May. 

Afheton, Sir Ralph, 1642, to have Liberty to buy and fend Pow- 
der, &amp;c. into Middlefex, 27 Od. To have Warrant to 
convey Ordnance to Manchefter and his own Houfe, 3 Nov. 
— Mr. 1642, to have Liberty to convey Arms into Lan- 
cafhire, 6 July. 

Afhford, 1642, Volunteers to have Order for their Indemnity ; 
agreed to by Lords, 6 July. Draught thereof reported, and 
re-committed, 8 Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recom- 


mended, 2 Mar. 
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Afhley, Sir Jacob, 1640, his Letter to Lord Admiral read, 31 
Dec. 

1641, his Letter to Speaker read; Motion thereupon, 
8 June.—Another read, 23. His Examination before Lords 
Committees read, 17 Nov. 

Afperton, 1640, Report; Refolution for reftoring it—new Writ, 
26 Nov. 

Afpinwall, Mr. 1642, his Letter referred to the Committee for 
[rifh Affairs, 13 Apr. 

Afjizes, 1642, a Committee to confider of the Adjournment 
thereof from Kingfton to Darking ; their Report; Refolution 
thereupon ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 Aug. Lords 
to be moved to difpatch the Order, 15. A Committee to 
contider of putting off the Affizes in the feveral Counties, 13 
Feb.—Lords to be defired to move the Judges not to go their 
next Circuits; Petition to the King for deferring them, 15.— 
Another Committee to withdraw, and prepare Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 17. Ordinance read, and agreed to, 18.—A 
Committee of both Houfes to confider of the Manner of de- 
ferring them, 25. Ordinance for that Purpofe agreed to by 
Lords, with Detire it may be printed, 28. Members to dif- 
perte it, 2 Mar. 

Afjociations, 1642, Refolution for entering into a firi&amp; Affocia- 
tion for Defence of the Proteftant Religion, the Privilege of 
Parliament, and the Liberty and Property of theSubjeét ; Con- 
ference defired thereupon ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conterence held ; another detired by Lords; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conterence held, and reported ; Commit- 
tee for the Saiety of the Kingdom to prepare a Declaration and 
Affociation ; Committee of both Houfes to acquaint the City 
with the Neceflity thereof, 20 Oc. Declaration read, de- 
bated Claufe by Claufe, and agreed to; Form of the Oath of 
Affociation read, and re-committed to another Committee ; 
Reported, 24. To be confidered, 24 &amp; 28.——Members 
for Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, and Effex, to prepare an 
Affociation for thofe Counties, 26 Nov. Order of the Affo- 
ciation read, 28. ‘Read again, and agreed to, 10 Dec. 
inftructions read, and agreed to, 15. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 20.———Aflociation for Kent, Surrey, and Suffex, 
ordered ; Earl of Northumberland to be nominated to have the 
chief Command, 28 Nov.-—— Ordinance, Inftructions there- 
upon, and Votes of the Committee, read, 21 Feb. Debate 
thereon refumed; Ordinance and Inftructions re-committed, 
23. King’s Proclamation, prohibiting the Affociation, read ; 
Refolution thereupon ; Conference defired; agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Committee 
of both Houfes to prepare Declaration for vindicating the 
Parliament from Afperfions contained therein, 2 Mar. Decla- 
ration reported, read, and agreed to ; Conference defired there- 
upon; agreed to; Managers appointed, 3. Forces raifed 
upon the Affociation to be drawn into a Body, 21 Jan. 
Affociation for Gloucefter, Somerfet, and Wilts, read, and ap- 
proved; Form to be prepared, 28 Nov. for Bucks, Bedford, 
Northamptonfhire, &amp;c. fent to Lords, 3 Dec. Conference 
defired by them thereupon; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 6. Reported; Affociation to be confidered, 8. 
Confidered, and referred to a Committee, 9. Conference de- 
fired with Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed, 15. Hert- 
fordfhire to be added, 19. for Warwickthire, Staffordfhire, 
Coventry, and Litchfield, read, and agreed to, 29 Dec. 
Committees added, 2 Feb. Shropfhire to be added ; Sir John 
Corbett to command the Forces thereof, 16. for Lincoln- 
fhire read, and agreed to, g Jan. 

Afion, Wm. Vicar of Painfwick, 1641, his Cafe reported ; 
voted unfit to hold any Benefice in the Church; Cafe to be 
tranfmitted to Lords, 12 May. . 

—_ John, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Sir Thomas, 1641, to be fummoned to attend a Com- 
mittee, 18 June. Vide Privileges To have notice to 
attend the Committee for the Cuftomers, 9 Dec. 

1642, to be fent for by Serjeant, 9 June. 5&amp;11 
July. impeached of High Treafon, 27 Feb. Vide Cholm- 
ley, Sir Rob. 

_ Edw. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Adventurers, 14 Sept. 

Aflwick, Tho. 1641, to deliver Arms in his Houfe to the Mayor 
of Pomfret, 2 Feb. 

Atkins, Captain Sydney, 1642, to be delivered into Serjeant’s 
Cuftody ; Witnefs examined ; to be cafhiered from any Com- 
mand in the Army; Order for his Commitment to the King’s 
Bench, § Od. . 

Atkinfon, Tho. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be moved to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee, to remove him from York Gaol, 
4 OA. 

Tho. King’s Coachman, 1642,"Petition; Order for 
fatisfying him out of Moneys for the Prince’s Houfhold, 13 


O¢t. 


——— Francis, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 O&amp;. 
Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houle, 2 Jan. 


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Attorney, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges—A Committee to pre- 
are Bill for exemplary Punifhment of him, for exhibiting 
falfe and fcandalous Articles againft Lord Kimbolton and Five 
Members, 22 Feb. Bill read, 24. 

Attye, Charles, 1642, his Creditors to have Ordinance for 
Moneys upon the public Faith, 11 Feb. 

Auditors of the Revenue, 1641, Petition of their Clerks referred 
to the Committee for the King’s Army, 31 July. 

Audley, Lady Anne, 1642, Petition; has Licence to tran{port 
herfelf to France, 8 Sept. 

Augier, Rene, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 16 Sept. 

Auflria, Houfe of, 1642, Information concerning Propofitions 
made to them, to be confidered, 17 June. Difavowed by the 
Houfe, 27. 

Awdefley, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Awdley, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 

Axholme, Ule of, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read ; Petitioners 
to be heard by a Committee, 12 July. Vide Vermeuden. 

Aylemore, Rob. and Samuel Diglett, 1642, to have Liberty to 
tranfport Fullers Earth from Rochefter to Effex and Suffolk, 
14 June, 

Aylefbury, 1642, Letter from Committees; Examinations of 
‘feveral -Perfons; Petition from Herts, and King’s Antfwer, 
read ; Parties committed to London Houfe, 16 Jan. 

Aylett, Wm. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Ayloffe, Sir Ben. High Sheriff of Effex, 1642, to bring in his Pa- 
tent, and not execute any thing thereupon, 1 Dec. Prefents 
it; Order for his further Attendance, 5. To be fummoned, 
23 Jan. Examined, and committed to the Tower; Perfons 
to be thanked for bringing him up, 24. His Horfe to be fent 
to Lord General, 26.—To bring in his new Commiflion, and 
not execute any thing thereupon, 28. Bufinets concerning 

him referred to a Committee, 13 Feb—His Horfes, fit for 

Service, to be fent to Lord General, 23. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


ASTWICK, Sufannah; Petition; a former to be re- 
delivered to be amended ; Counfel afligned her, 1 May. 
Beale, Dr. to have Intimation of a Complaint of fome Paflages 
in his Sermon; Extract therefrom referred to a Committee ; 

no Copies to be made before Report, 1 May. 

Bedwyn Election, Petition, 16 Apr. 

Berealston Eleétion, and double Return; Report ; Return to be 
amended, 28 Apr. 

Bewdley Eleétion, Petition, 16 Apr. 

Bills, Motion for delivering thote of former Parliaments to Clerk, 
25 Apr. Order for it—Bill fent for from a Member of latt 
Parliament, 27. 

Bifhop, Sir Edw. Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 2 
May. 

Bijje, Mar. Queftion about his Election to be confidered by the 
Committee of Privileges, 16 Apr. Declared duly eleéted, 17. 

Black Rod, Offence taken at his not coming with a Meflage 
yt the King; Order for acquainting him therewith, 15 

r. 

eee new Writ, 16 Apr. 

Boene, James, Bill for naturalizing him read, 25 Apr. 

Bramber new Writ, 23 Apr. 

Brownrick, Dr. defired to preach, 23 Apr. 

Burlaffe, Mr. Quefiion touching his Eleétion, to be declined, 2 

r. 
Butler, Mr. not to fit till the Controverfy decided, 1 May. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Carl. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, § 1642. 


ACKLE, Mr. 1641, to be bailed, 14 Feb. 

Backwell, Barnaby, 1642, Order againft his paying Money 
to the King’s Cofferer, 13 Dec. For paying it to Sir Jo. Ho- 
tham’s Aflignee—Mr. Holland to pay him for Oxen delivered, 
14.—Cofferer’s Servant to deliver up Mr. Backwell’s Bond, 
15.——Order for his Indemnity, 13 Jan. 

Badger, Ralph, 1641, Certificate that he was beaten for dif- 
training for Poll-money read, and laid afide, 31 Aug. 
Read again, and avowed; Plukeneitt to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 8 Sept. Vide Plukenett. 

Badinge, Captain, 1642, nominated Captain in Lord Kerrye’s 
Regiment, 30 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Oct. 
Baggott, Sir Harvey, 1642. Vide Privileges —Difabled from 
fitting during this Parliament; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 

24 Nov. 
Bail to be taken, 3 Dec. 4. 19, &amp; 20, Jan. 15 Feb. 
19 &amp; 20 Mar. 1640. 9 Apr. zo &amp; 28 May. 
25 &amp; 30 June. 8 July. 11. 19, 20.24. &amp; 26, Aug. 
——1 &amp; 9 Sept.——-27 O&amp;.—_—-+4. 11. 15. &amp; 28, Nov. 
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2.12. 14. &amp; 17, Mar. 1641. 26 Mar. 6, 7.9. &amp; 12 
Apr. 2 May. 17, 18. &amp; 25, June. 11 &amp; 13 July. 
4, 5.15.18, 19. &amp; 25, Aug. 8 &amp; 26 Sept. ‘15 . 











18, 19. &amp; 30, O&amp;. 7 Nov. 

2 Feb. 1 &amp; 6 Mar. 1642. 

1642, Refolution againft accepting a Member of either 
Houfe as Bail, 9 May.—Bail to be renewed, 12. 

Bailes, Mr. 1642, Order for his feizing his Goods plundered 
by the King’s Army, 8 Dec. 

Batilage, 1641, Bill concerning Baillage, Scavage, Portage, 
Package, &amp;c. to be read, 18 Mar. 

1642, committed, 8 Apr. 

Baily, Mr. 1642, Order for reftoring his Horfe, 21 Dec. 

Bainbrigge, Wm. 1642, to have Leave to fend Arms into Lei- 
cefterthire, 11 July. 

Baines, Jeremiah, 1642, Petition read, 29 July. 

Bainton, Mr. 1642. Vide Quarrel—To have Licence to carry 
Piftols, &amp;c. into Wilts, 10 Aug. ——His Propofitions referred 
to a Committee, 27 Dec. 

—— Sir Edw. and Lieutenant Eyre, 1642, to be brought up 
in fafe Cuftody, 14 Jan. 

Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 26 


7 Dec.—4 &amp; 5 Jan. 











July. 

Bana. Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges—To be fummoned to ap- 
pear before a Committee, 22 Dec. 

- 1641, a Committee to confider of a Method for reverf- 
ing a Judgment given againft him, 10 July. 

——— Tho. 1642. Vide Privileges—Order for contiiuing 
him in Gloucefter Gaol, 15 Sept. 

Baker, Oliver, 1640, Prifoner in the Fleet, to be fent for to 
oat his Petition before the Committee for Courts of 

ultice, 13 Nov.—To be brought notwithflanding he is in 
Execution, 20. 
1641, Order for bailing him, 30 June. 
Serjeant, 1642, to be bailed, 14 Dec. 
Captain, 1641, his Propofition fur raifing a Troop of 
Horfe read, and allowed of, 24 Dec. 

— Mr. 1641, Information againtt him referred to a Com- 
mittee ; to be fummoned to attend them ; Summoner to inquire 
what Horfes are in his Stable, 27 Jan. 

— —— Mr. Parfon of Petleworth, 1642, to be fummoned to 
attend, 17 July. 

——— Mr. a Merchant, 1642, his Reftraint referred to the 

* Committee for Returns of Contributions, 4 Nov. Order for 
his Difcharge, 5. 

Baladine, Sir Wm. 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe; 
no Perfon to have Accefs to him, 2 Jan. 

Baldinge, Jo. 1642, Order for Mayor and Juftices of Norwich 
to proceed againft him; to be {ent to them in a Letter, 15 
Sept. 

Buldoya, Mr. 1642, a Committee to confider of a Recompence 
to him as Clerk to the Commiflioners for the Scots ‘l'reaty, 
7 July. 

Balfour, Sir Wm. and Lady, 1642, take Oaths, 28 May. 

Baliol College, 1641, Books to be re-delivered to them, 23 Dec. 

Ball, Thomas, Tho. Martin, and John Gifford, 1642, Petition 
read, avowed, and referred to the Committee for the Council 
Board, 28 Jan. Vide Starchamber. 

— Mr. Queen’s Attorney, 1641, Information againft him ; 

Parties to be fummoned to appear; Examination referred to 

the Committee for Informations; Informant to be named to 

the Committee, and examined by them, 29 Jan. 

— Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent for inter- 
rupting the Execution of the Militia; Lords to be moved to 
join therein ; Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 18 
June. 

Ballard, Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 
July. 

Bally, Serjeant Major, 1642, Order for Contribution to him ; 
agreed to by Lords, 24 Oct. 

Baltinglafe, Lord Vifcount, 1641. Vide Privileges.—Petition 
referred to the Parliament in Ireland, if fitting, otherwife to 
the Chancery, 30 June. Another Petition read, and, with 
the Petitioner, recommended to the Lord Lieutenant, 25 Jan. 

— 1642, Petition read, and to be confidered; Sir Win. 

Temple to be fummoned to attend the Service of the Houfe, 

§ Oct——Lord Baltinglafle to be fummoned to attend, 9 

Nov. Difcharged from further Attendance, 11. 

— Lady Vifcountefs, 1642, Petition; Order for allowing 
her 100 /, out of the Contribution-money, 14 Sept. Com- 
mittee to confider of the fpeedy Payment thereof, 12 Ot. 
Order agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Banafter, Sir Rob. 1640, Petition againft him read, and referred 
to the Committee for rigorous levying Ship-money; Peti- 
tioner to give him Notice, 22 Dec. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 Oct. To be 

bailed; Witneffes againft him to be examined by the Com- 

mittee in Bucks, 27. 

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Bamfield, Colonel, 1642, Order touching raifing his Regiment, 
11 O¢t. ; 

— Serjeant Major, 1642, Committee for the Gatchoufe to 

examine the Matter of his Efcape, 7 Dee. . 

Banbury, 1640, Election; Petition touching it; Election de- 
clared void—new Writ, 16 Dec. 

— 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee for Religion, 28 Nov. 

Bancks, Mr. 1642, to continue in Prifon, 3 Nov. 

Bandileer-makers, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Gunpowder and Ammunition, 10 Feb. 

Bandinell, David, 1640, to be fummoned to anfwer a Petition 
againft him, 1 Jan. To be fent for as a Delinquent ; Petition 
referred to the Committee for feandalous Minufters, 2. 

Tho. 1642, Petition referred to a Committee, 8 Apr. 

Bandon Bridge, 1642, Petition on their behalf; Order for re- 
ceiving Foot and Horfe raifed by them into the. Pay of the 
State, 14 Oct. 

Bangor, Bifhop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mif- 
demeanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bifhops. 

— 1642, his Letter to the Clergy of his Diocefe to be 
printed, 12 Sept. 

Banks, Adam, a Lay Preacher, 1641, to be fummoned to 
attend, 5 June. 

Lord Chief Jufiice, 1641, Houfe acquainted that he will 

lend Money; 27 July. nominated to the Command of the 

Ifle of Purbec, 12 Feb. 

— 1642, to be defired to prefent the Scots Treaty to the 

King, 23 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 27——-Infor- 
mation that he had received a Writ of Eafe; Copy thereof 
fent for; Conference defired with Lords concerning it; agreed 
to; Managers appointed, 17 Oét. 

Bannifier, Maudlin, 1642, Order for giving her 57. out of the 
Contribution-money, 9 July. 

Barantine, Sir James, 1641, allowed to be a Colonel in the Ser- 
vice of Ireland, 10 Feb. ; 

Barnfiaple Hundred, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants’ read, and 
laid afide, 30 Aug. ' 

Barford, Eaft, 1642, Le&amp;turer appointed, 26 Nov. 

Bargemen and Lightermen, 1641, Bill for reftraining them from 
working on the Lord’s Day read, 24 May. Committed, 
June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 July. Pafled, 
29. Sent to Lords, 24 Dec. 

Barker, Mr. 1642, his Letter to Lord Brooke, concerning a 
Commiflion of Array, read, aud fent to Lords, 27 June. 

aes Mr. King’s Printer, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 
4 Nov. 

Barkefdale, Rob. and John Walrond, 1641, to be fummoned 
to anfwer a Complaint againft them, 6 Sept. A Committee 
to perufe the Depofitions, and take Examinations thereupon, 
20 O&amp;. ; 

Barking, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recommended, 
11 Oct. 

Barnard, Nath. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas Cor- 
pus for removing him from Newcaftle Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Barnardi, Francis, 1642, to have a Pafs to go to Oxford, 2 
Dec. 

Barnes, Tho. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Lieutenant, 1641, Information againf him referred to a 
Committee, 24 Jan. 

——— 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 19 O&amp;. 

John, 1642, to have a Warrant for apprehending Priefis, 

4 June. 

William, 1642, committed to the Fleet, 27 Dec. 

Barnefiaple, 1641, Information from thence referred to the Com- 
mittee for Informations, 8 Feb, 

- 1641, Election; Refolutions conccraing it—new Writ, 

6 Aug. 

1642, Letter concerning the Proceedings of the Cavi- 
leers, and fortifying the Town, read; Order for their Indem- 
nity, 20 Oét. Agreed to by Lords—Speaker’s Letter to 
Mayor read—Member has Leave to fiay there, 24. Peu- 
tion of Mayor, &amp;c.; Order for fortifying the Town, 23-Jan. 

Barques, fall, 1642, the Committee for the Navy to confider 
of fome Way for permitting them to pafs from Port to Port 
without new Paifes, 27 Feb. 

Barrell, Mr. Curate of Maidftone, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, for f{candalous Words in a Sermon, go July. His 
Petition referred to the Committee for fcandalous Minifters, 
8 Aug. Order for bailing him, 19. 

Barrett, Captain, 1642, committed to Newgate, 29 O&amp;. 

Barry, Captain, 1641, to be fent for, 3 May. 

——— Sir James, 1641, to incur no Contempt for difobeying 
an Order of the Houfe, 7 June. 

Matthias, 1642, gives Information of Paflages between 
the King and Sir Jo. Hotham; thanked for his Service, and 
allowed travelling Charges, 26 Apr. 

—_—— Peter, 1642, to be bailed, 7 Nov. | 

Barfey, Captain, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 Aug. 

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Bartholomew’s, St: 1640, Report from the Committee for Courts 
of Juftice touching the Parifh-Clerk ; Proceedings againft him 
in the High Commiffion Court voted illegal, and to be brought 
to the Houfe: Satisfaction to be made to Parties injured ; 
Parifh Clerk’s Patent to be brought to the Committee, 25 Jan. 

Bartlett, Jo. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for rigor- 
ous levying Ship-money, 1 Feb. 

Captain, 1642, Lord Admiral to be acquainted with his 
Behaviour in Colonel Bealing’s Bufinefs, 4 June. Con- 
fideration of his Pinnaces referred to the Committee for the 
Navy,19 Dec. - 

Mr. 1642, his Account for Printing referred toa Mem- 
ber, 27 Sept. 

Bartley, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to pafs to France, 16 Aug. 

Barton, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Bafkervile, Dr. 1640, to be fent for to attend, 11 Nov. 

Baffe, Simon, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Baffett, John, 1642, Petition referred to a Juftice of Peace, 17 
Aug. 

; Arth. 1642, King’s Warrant to make him Colonel of a 
Regiment, and his Letter, read ; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
30 Aug. Committed to the Fleet, 27 Dec. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Thomas, 1642, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody for 
tranfporting Butter to Dunkirk, 15 Feb. 

Baffifhaw, London, 1642, Ordinance for fupplying the Cure, 
and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 16 Feb. 

Bajiwick, Dr. 1640, Petition concerning him read; Warrant 
for bringing him to the Houfe, ordered, 7 Nov. Time 
allowed to bring in a Petition figned with his own Hand, 9 
Dec. A Committee to confider it; impowered to aflign and 
hear Counfel, 20. Report; Proceedings againft him in the 
High Comiuniition Court voted illegal ; Satisfaction to be made 
him, 22 Feb. Proceedings ‘2gainft him in the Starchamber 
and Council Board voted illegal; further Debate adjourned, 

Satisfaction to be made him, 2 Mar. 

-~—-— 1641, Proceedings in the Exchequer for levying a Fine 
upon him to be fiayed till further Order, 22 Apr. Order 
for reftoring him to the College of Phyficians, and his Prac- 
tice, 11 June. 

1642, Order concerning him read, and agreed to, 10 
Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 11. 

Petition of his Wife read ; Sheriff of York to endeavour 
to remove him to the King’s Bench, 16 Sept. Another 


orn 
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Petition read; Letter to be written to Lord Fairfax and Sir 
Jo. Hotham, concerning the Exchange of a Prifoner for him, 


25 Feb. 

Bath, Ear| of, 1642, Speaker to put the Houfe in mind of a Paf- 
fage in his Letter, licenfing the Irifh to pafs over, 4 Apr. 
Lords to be moved to fend for him to attend their Houfe, 8 
Aug. To be impeached at Lords Bar for endeavouring to 
execute the Commiflion of Array, 27 Sept. Warrant for 
his Commitment, and his Letters concerning his Enlargement, 
read; his Proceedings upon the Commiflion to be fent up, 24 
Feb. Conference defired with Lords concerning hin; Mef- 
fenger difmiffed without Antfwer, 25. Informations con- 
cerning him, delivered to a Committee, to be brought into the 
Houfe; read; no Member to confent to bailing him till fur- 
ther Order, 6 Mar. 

Countefs of, 1642, Order for rettoring her Coach-horfes, 
16 Dec. 

Bath and Wells, Bifhop of, 1640, a Committee to receive all 
Petitions concerning him ; Petitions referred, 12. Dec. Com- 
mittees added, 22. Matters tending to a Charge againft him 
to be communicated to the Committee; Meflage to Lords, 
defiring them to take Security for his forthcoming ; Anfwer 
thereto, 24. Committee to ftand, 12 Jan. Other Com- 
mittees added, 29. Petition referred, 15 Feb. 
~—— 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 6 Apr. 


Bayley, Captain, 1641, Petition read, 19 Aug. Another re- 
commended by the King, and read; Refojution thereupon, 
1 Sept. His Letter read, and referred to the Committee 
or Safety of the Kingdom; Committee to fend for him, 

1 O&amp;. 

George, 1642, committed to the Fleet, 27 Dec. 
— Mr. 1642, a Committee to confider of his Charges for 
providing Ordnance, &amp;c. for Defence of Marlborough, 
Mar.—His Petition referred to the Committee for the Safety 
of the Kingdom, 9. 

Bays and Says, 1641, Bill for regulating the making them read, 
16 Apr. 

Beads sad Beaugles, 1640, Patent for fole making and vending 
them. to be brought in, 21 Nov. 

Beale, Nicolas, 1641, to come to Bar as a Delinquent; H. Beale 
and Kellet to be forthwith fummoned to attend; Nich. Beale 
ordered into Cuftody; to be feut for the Petition and Que- 
ries; to aflift in finding out H. Beale; delivers the Petition 
and Queries; no Perfon to have Accefs to him; Order for 
Kellett’s further Attendance, 20 Nov.—Beale to be bailed, 29. 

Dr. 1641, Information againft him referred to the Com- 
mittee for fcandalous Minifters, 21 Dec. 

Bealing, Colonel Chriftopher, 1642, to be brought in fafe Cuf- 
tody to London, 30 Mar. ilis Man to be appicliended, 
and Letters he brought from France to be feized, 11 Apr. 
Meflage to be fent to Lords to know what is become of him, 
23. Branch of a Letter concerning his treating with the 
French King to fend 20,000 Men into lreland, upon Promife 
to deliver the Kingdom to him, 2 May. Meflage to Lords, 
defiring he may be referred to a {peedy Tryal at the King’s 
Bench ; Anfwer thereto, 5.—Meflage about Directions con- 
cerning him from reland, to be fent to Lords, 17. Lords 
to be moved for his Commitment to the Tower, 4 June. 
Their Concurrence fignitied, 6. A Committee to prepare 
Heads for a Conference concerning his Difcharge ; Confer- 
ence to be defired, 30 Sept. 

Beamaris, 1641, Mayor to give Account of Vive Perfons ftayed 
there, and fend up the Warrants for their Pailage, 1 Veb. 

Bearbaiting, 1642, prohibited, 12 Dec. 

Beauchamp, Matthew, 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 3 
Aug. ‘Takes Oaths, 20. 

— 1642, Order touching Barley, &amp;c. fitayed there, 7 

ec. 

Bebthorpe, Mrs. 1642, to have a Warrant to tranfport herfelf to 
France, 5 O&amp;, 

Becke, alias Brooke, Elias, 1640, takes Oaths, 4 Feb. 

———— 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 30 Mar. 
mitted, 9 Apr. 

Beckett, Henry, 1640, to be f{ummoned to attend, 27 Jan. 

Beckington, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants; Perfons complained 
of therein to be fent for by Serjeant. Vide Huifh, Anketill, 
and Erle; Petition referred, 12 Dec. 

Beckwith, Thomas, 1642, Information concerning a treafonable 
Attempt upon Hull, 26 May. His Letter read, and to be 

A to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27. Narrative of 


Com- 


njuries offered the Meffenger in apprehending him, to be 
made, 6 June. 
Matthew and Wm. 1642, to have a Warrant to travel 
beyond Sea, 2 July. 
Beckz, John, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him read, 5 Feb———— 
Takes Oaths, 5 Mar. Bill committed, 11. 
1641, Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 July. 
1642, Patled, 12 Apr. 
Bedel, Sir Capel, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Aug. 
Bedford County, 1640, Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. referred to 
the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 13 Nov. 
Other Petitions referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee, 31 
Dec. 16 Jan. 





21 May. 4. 28. &amp; 30, June. Impowered to fend for 
Parties, &amp;c. 6 Apr. Report to be made, 8 July. Made; 
Charge to be read, 12. Read, 30. Impeachment of high 
Crimes and Mifdemeanors reported, and agreed to, 4 Aug. 
Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon, 30 Dec. 
Vide Bishops. 
———. 1642, to be allowed 100/. a Year, 6 Apr. 
Battaile, 1640, Bill for abolifhing Tryals thereby read, 25 Feb. 
Committed, 11 Mar. 

1641, Petition referred, 23 July. 

Batten, Captain Wm. 1642, approved to be a Captain in the 
Navy, 10 Mar. 

1642, the Committee for the Navy to prepare Ordinance 
to appoint him Vice-Admiral, 8 O¢t. Ordinance read, and 
agreed to, 11. Lords Concurrence fignified, 20. 

Batty, John, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 O&amp;. 

Baxter, Lancelot, 1642, Information concerning him; Wit- 
neffes examined thereupon; Order for his Commitment to 
oy ge further Examination referred to Lord Chief Juftice, 
16 Aug. 


1641, Order for feizing and difarming Papifts, and fe- 
curing the Magazine of the County, 23 Dec. Petition of 
Gentlemen, &amp;c. read, and to be entered; thanked thereupon ; 
another Petition to Lords read, and approved, 16 Mar. 
Lord Bolingbroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. 
Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. Others recommend- 
ed, 18. 

— 1642, Others to be recommended, 2 Apr. 28 Nov. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 29. Members to attend the 
Execution of the Militia, 17 June. Commiffaries appoint- 
ed to value and mufter the Horfe, 3 Nov.—Deputy Licute- 
nants and Committees to take up Malignants Horfes, 4.—— 
Ordinance for raifing 2,000 Horie, 5 Dec. 

1640, no new Writ to iffue in the room of a Member 
called up to Lords, till the former Election determined, 1 Dec. 
—New Writ ordered, 5. 

Town, 1640, Eleétion; Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee of Privileges, 18 Dec. 

—— 1641, Sir Samuel Luke voted duly elected, 6 Aug. 

Level, 1641, Bill for draining it read ;. Motion for not 


reading it Second time but in a full Houfe, 7 May. re 
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ea 1642, another Bill for the fame Purport read; not to be 
read Second time but between Nine and Eleven o’Clock, 31. 
May.——Bill committed; all that come to have Voices, 
3 June. 

1641, Confideration of the Improvement thereof refer- 
red to a Committee, 2 July. Speaker to write a Letter to 
the Commiffioners concerning the Prefervation of the Banks, 
18 Dec.——Matter referred to the Committee for the Fens, 
16 Feb. 

-——-Countefs Dowager of, 1641, Bill from Lords for fettling 
Manors, Lands, &amp;c. on her and her Sons, 9 July. Read, 14. 
Committed, 17. Reported, 20. Puffed, and to be returned 
to Lords, 22. Returned, 24. 

Earl of, 1642, nominated General of Horfe; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 14 July. Order touching his Pay, 
18 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 19. His Letter concerning 
his Refolution of following the Marquis of Hertford, 24 
Sept. Order about furnifhing him with Money, 27. Another 
Letter concerning Paflages in the Purfuit, 29. To be 
thauked for his good Service, 8 Nov. 

Bedinfield, Mr. a Recufant, 1642, Order about keeping his 
Goods, &amp;c. in fafe Cuftody, 6 Q&amp;. 

Sir Henry, 1641, Letter of Grace to exempt him and 

Family from Laws againft Recufants read, 1 Dec. 

— 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 Jan. 

Bedle, Captain, 1641, Order for paying to Perfons in his Com- 
pany, caft afhore in Wales, the Pay due to them, 16 Feb. 

John, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 
Ot. : 


Bedwell, Edward, 1640, Petition, 25 Jan. Vide Duncan. 

+——— Captain, 1642, his Letter concerning fecuring Malig- 
nants, and feizing their Horfes at Ipfwich ; a Committee to 
confer with Lord Gray of Warke thereupon, 14 Mar. 

Beecher, Henry, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 8 Mar. : 

Belford, Sir Wm. 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieute- 
nant of Ireland, 19 Apr. 

Bell, Mr. 1642, Order about Goods taken out of his Houfe, 
19 Aug. 

Bellamy? William, 1640, to be fummoned as a Witnefs, 27 
Nov. 
































Mr. a Proétor, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 12 
Nov. 

Bellafis, Wm. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 10 Aug. 

— Hen. and Jo. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 6 Feb. 

Bellow, John, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept. 

Bell-favage, 1642, to be fearched for Arms, 27 June. 4 
July.—Order touching Plate, &amp;c. ftayed there, 4 July. 
1 Aug.—touching Trunks ftayed, 10. for coining the 
Plate, 18 Jan. 

Bendijh, Tho. 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 4 Feb. Infor- 
mations concerning him referred to the Committee for Infor- 
mations, 9. Report ; committed to the Tower, 10 Mar. 

Bendley, 1642, Inhabitants to detain 10 /. for Relief of Fae Paf- 
fengers from Ireland, and pay the Refidue to the Treafurers 
for the Contribution, 9 July. 

Benevolence, 1642, Book concerning that granted by the Clergy, 
ordered, 18 Nov. Vide Clergy. 

Benion, Mr. 1641, to attend a Committee, 5 June. Mef- 
fage to Lords, defiring he may not be difcharged till the Houfe 
be acquainted therewith, and Anfwer; Bufinefs concernin 
him to be reported, 21 Mar. Reported; Refolution that 
there is fit Matter for a Charge againft him; the Committee 
to prepare it; Committees added, 24. 

1642, Impeachment and Articles read, and re-commit- 
ted, 26 Mar. Ingroffed Articies read, and to be tranfimitted 
to Lords at a Conference; Manager appointed, 28. Con- 
ference defired, agreed to, and held, 3o. Tryal appointed ; 
a Committee to manage the Evidence, 5 Apr. Meflage from 
Lords, acquainting Houfe they are ready to proceed ; Anfwer 
thereto, 6 &amp; 7. Managers and Members, who have had 
Leave to be examined, to attend; Managers to withdraw 
when Counfel is heard; Witneffes may ftay, 6. Judgment 
to be demanded, 8. Lords to be moved to join in a Petition 
to the King, that his Fine may be employed for the Relief of 
Ireland, 15.——Draught of the Petition read, and laid afide, 

May. 

Pane, “9 Geo. 1642, a Committee to go to Guildhall, and 
look after Moneys of his fiayed, g Aug. Examination of the 
Bufinefs referred to them; Committees added, 10. Lady 
Benion’s Petition referred, 12. Queftion for delivering the 
Money in Truft to Sir Eliab Harvey, Neg. 16. Another Pe- 
tition; Order for delivering 200/. to pay Debts; Refidue to 
be delivered weekly at Lord Mayor’s Difcretion, 19. Va- 
cated; Order for continuing the Money where it is, 20.—for 
removing it out of Lord Mayor’s Hands, 1 Sept. 

Bennett, Mr. 1642, to be bailed, 30 O€. 

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Bennett’s, St. Gracechurch, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants refer” 
red to the Committee for fcandalous Minifters; Mr. Quelch 
to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Dec. Vide Quelch. 

St. Shearehog, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, and 
fequeftering the Profits thereof, read, and agreed to, 10 Mar. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 13. 

Benfon, Mr. 1641, expelled; voted incapable of ever fitting in 
Parliament, 2 Nov. 

Benjfted, Mr. executed as a Traytor, 1641 ; a Committee to 
inquire of the Judges about Evidence given at his Tryal, and 
about Direétions to the Jury, 19 Apr. 

Bentley, Charles, 1642, the Committee for Difpatches to think of 
Reparation to him for Damages received by the King’s Army, 
8 Nov. Authority given him to feize his Goods where he 
finds them, 24. 

Berealjton, 1641, new Writ, 9 Dec. 

Beresford, Michael, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Adventurers, 24 Aug. Another Petition and Complaint 
againft him referred to the Committee for Examinations, 25 
Oct. Order for his Difcharge, 29. 

Triftram, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieute- 

nant of Ireland, 7 May. Order for bringing him to the 

Houfe, and ftaying his Trunks, 24 Oc. 

— John, 1642, to bring Powder to a Place of Safety in 
London, 7 Dec. His Petition read; impowered to take 
Poffeffion thereof, and fell it to proper Perfons, 9 Feb. 

Berkhampjficad, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturers recom- 
mended, 25 Juue. 

Berkley, Sir Rob. One of the Judges of the King’s Bench, 1640, 
Meilage to Lords, defiring them to take Security for his forth- 
coming ; Anfwer thereto, 22 Dec. Charge againft him to 
be reported, and confidered, 6 Feb. Nature thereof reported ; 
Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon ; Meflage to 
Lords for that Purpofe, and to defire he may be committed ; 
Anfwer thereto, 12. 

——-— 1641, Meffenger appointed to carry up the Charge, 22 
May. Articles read, and to be ingrofled, 31. Ingroffed 
Articles read, 2 July. To be fent to Lords, 2 &amp; 5. Mef- 
fengers to defire he may put in his Anfwer ; Afliftants appoint- 
ed ; Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon, 3. Mef- 
fage to Lords concerning the Tranfmiffion of the Articles ; 
Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 6. Tryal appointed; 
Speaker to put Houfe in mind thereof, 23 Oct. Meflage to 
Lords, defiring to know what Proceedings have been fince the 
Charge, 25. Impeachment to be read; Houfe to confider in 
what Manner to proceed, 27. Impeachment read, with the 
particular Proofs, and re-delivered to the Member who brought 
them; further Confideration adjourned, 28. Meflage to Lords, 
acquainting them Houfe cannot be ready to maintain their 
Charge, 209. 

1642, a Member to prepare himfelf for managing the 

Evidence, 26 Mar. Managers added, 29 Apr. 5 May. 

Lords defired to defer the Tryal ; their Anfwer, 29 Apr. 

Order for Meeting of the Managers, and confidering the beft 

Way to proceed upon the Charge, 5 May. Report; Lords 

moved for a convenient Place for Managers and W itnefles, and 

to appoint a fpeedy Day for the Tryal; Anfwer thereto, 7. 

Other Managers appointed, and injoined toattend, 13. Amend- 

ments to the Articles agreed to by Lords, 16. Tryal deferred, 

17 &amp; 21. Meflage from Lords, acquainting the Houfe they 

are ready to proceed ; Anfwer thereto, 21 &amp; 24. Order for 

his fitting on the Effoign Day 5 agreed to by Lords, 17 Oct. 
for his fitting for Difpatch of Bufinefs, 15 Nov. 

—-~-—— Sir John, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon 
Sufpicion of High Treafon, 14 June. Articles againft him 
to be confidered, 5, 6. 11, 12, 13. &amp; 18, Aug. Order for 
refpiting his Pay; to be fent to the Paymafter, 25. To be 
committed to the Tower; Examination referred to a Committee, 
20 O&amp;. Order for bringing him to them, 25. For bringing 
him de die in diem; his Plea, 26. His Bufinefs to be 
confidered, 17 Nov. Houfe to confider what Name to give 
the Faé&amp;, 6 Dec. Votes concerning his and Captain Chud- 
leigh’s Examinations read; Refolutions for accufing him of 
Milprifion of Treafon, and expelling him, 9g. Previous and 
main Queftions for bailing him, feverally Athrmative, 17. His 
Bail approved, 24. 

1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar. 

To be fent for by Serjeant, 9 June. 

Sir H. 1642, to be removed from Winchefter-houfe to 
the Gatehoufe, 13 Dec. 

Sir Charles, 1642, Meffage from Lords concerning his 

Petition to be removed from the Tower ; Queftion for his Re- 

moval, Neg. Anfwer to be delivered at a Conference; Head 

agreed to, 28 Jan. Lords undertake for his forthcoming, 


30. 
Sir Edw. 1642, Petition from Lords, 11 Feb, 
Berks, 1641, Earl of Holland nominated Lord Lieutenant, 16 
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1642, Member to go down to fee the Ordinance for the 

Militia put in Execution, 30 May. Lords to be defired 

that Lord Lieutenant may take care for the Prefervation of the 

Peace of the County, 13 Aug. Their Concurrence fignified, 

Another Member to go down for the Service of the 

Parliamert, 27 Oct. 

Berlaire, Daniel de, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf 

to France, 19 Sept. 

Bernardes, Peter Francis, 1642, Petition referred to the Com- 

mittee for Cuftoms, 6 Oét. 

Berry, David. Vide Hatfell. 

Serjeant Major, 1641, to be difcharged from the Con- 

ftable, and proceed in his Levies, 13 Jan. 

1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 30 July. 

— Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 13 
O&amp;t. 

Berwick, 1640, Ele&amp;tion declared void—new Writ, 7 Dec. 

not to be exempted from paying towards 100,000/. voted 

for the Army, 16 Noy. Conference defired by Lords con- 

cerning the Garifons of Berwick and Carlifle, 3 Mar. Vide 

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1641, Another Conference defired by them concerning 
the Garrifon of Berwick, agreed to; Reporters appointed; 
Conference held, 19 Apr. ‘To be reported, 21.—Another 

Conference defired by them concerning the State thereof, agreed 

to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held; both reported ; 

Letters read, 22. King’s Antwer concerning fleighting the 

Works at Berwick and Carlifle, communicated by Lords at a 

Conference ; affented to, 3 June. —A Committee to con- 

fider of the Propofition for doing it, 23 Aug. Letter to be 

fent to the Governor of Berwick to employ the Soldiers 
therein; Lords at a Conference to be moved to that Pur- 
pofe, 24.—Lords to be defired to join in Order for tranf- 
porting Ammunition and Ordnance from thence to the Tower, 

26. Their Concurrence fignified, 27. A Committee to 

confider of Satisfaction to Perfons employed therein,.13 Dec. 

Report of Moneys due, and Order for Payment, 29.——Pa- 

pers concerning the Garrifons of Berwick and Carlifle deliver- 

ed, and to be confidered, 28 Aug.—A Committee to examine 
the Accounts due to them, 30.—Auditors to take thofe of 
the Paymafter of Carlifle, 4 Dec.—of the Paymafter of Ber- 
wick, 24. Order touching the Commencement of their 

Accounts, 23. 

1642, Accounts to be certified to the Committee, 6 Apr. 

To be reported, 17 July. Account of the Paymatfter of 

Berwick read, and allowed; Order for Payment, 30. 

1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commiffion to the 
Mayor to tender the Oaths to fufpecied Perfons ; Speaker to 
write a Letter to him concerning their leaving the Town, and 
keeping a Guard at the Gates ; Member to prepare it, 16 Dec. 

_ Letter read; to be figned by Speaker, and fent, 17. Let- 
ters and Information from thence referred to the Committee 
for Informations, 8 Feb.—Letters from Mayor concerning 
Scotfmen fiayed there; to be returned to him ; Order for fend- 
ing them to Edinburgh, 15. Lord General to be moved 
for aCommiffion to Gentlemen to raife Forces for the Safety 
thereof, 17 Nov. 

1641, Petition of late Gunners read ; Order thereupon, 
4 Feb. 

Bel, Mr.1640. Vide Privileges. 

— James, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 27 Nov. 

Anne, 1642, Order for Re-delivery of her Goods, 3 























Nov. 

Beverley, James, 1641, Petition againft Sir Wm. Bryers read, 
and avowed, 7 Aug. Vide Bryers. 

Beverly, 1642, Letter from the Committee referred to the Com- 
mittee for Defence of the Kingdom, 20 July. 

Beyland Mary, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf 
beyond Sea, 5 Oét. 

Bickley, Francis, &amp;c. 1642, Petition; Order for Delivery of 
Goods feized at Briftol, 27 May. 

Bidlake, Hen. 1642, carried to the King’s Bench, 27 Dec. 
To be removed to Ipfwich, and kept clofe Prifoner till his 
Removal; a Committee to prepare a Letter to Mayor for 

fafe-guarding him, 13 Mar. 

Bigg, f ho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 30 Sept. 

Biggs, Mr. 1642, fufpended from the Poftmatfterfhip of Plymouth; 
another to be fubftituted in his place, 16 Sept. 

Biles, John, 1640, to be fent for by Warrant, 17 Mar. 

Billars, Wn. 1642, to remain in Prifon, 3 Dec. To be dif- 
charged, 12. 

Billet-money. Vide Army. 

— 1642, Order touching Guards to be kept there, 
25 Aug. 

Billings, Jo. 1640, Petition againft Sir Robert Banafter read, 
avowed, and referred to the Committee for rigorous levying 
Ship-money, 22 Dec. 

Billingsley, Captain, 1641, to be fent for, 4 May. To be fent 
for to attend a Committee, 5. 





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INDEX ® the Seconp Vortume. 


Bills, 1640, Catalogue of Bills of the Three laft Seffions ordered, 
7 Nov.—Bill not to be read Second time but in a full Houfe, 
7 Nov. 19 Feb. Catalogue of Bills ordered, 21 &amp; 26 
Nov.—Day to be appointed for reading them, 26.——None 
to be read Second time but between Nine and Twelve o’Clock, 
5 Dec.—Speaker to move Houfe for Second Reading of'a Bill, 
19. Bills rejected, 16 &amp; 24 Feb. 13 &amp; 19 Mar. 



































— 1641, Two Bills to be made into One, 2 Apr. Re- 
jected, 15. 21, &amp; 27, Apr. 27 &amp; 30 Aug. Pafled by 
Commiffion, 20 &amp; 27 May. 16 Aug. Meflage to Lords, 


defiring them to move the King to give the Royal Affent to 

Three Bills together; Anfwer thereto; another Meflage from 

Lords, communicating the King’s Anfwer; Meflage to them 
thereupon ; and their Anfwer, 3 July.—Bill to be ingroffed 
without Commitment, 9.—No Motion to be made for paffing 
publick Bills but between Nine and Twelve o’Clock, 26. 
Bill recommended by Lords, 9 Aug. Houfe pat Lords in 
mind of Bills, 28 &amp; 31 Dec. None to be read Second time 
but between Eleven and Four o’Clock—Declaration that it is 
againft the fundamental Orders of the Houfe for any Member, 
without fpecial Order, to bring in a Bill of Subfidy, 26 Jan. 
- 1642, Refolution that if Lords do not deliver a Bill of Sub- 

fidy to Speaker before the Commiffion for pafling it is read, he 
fhall immediately return, 26 Mar.—Bill of Subfidy fent down 
by Lords privately after the Meffage for attending the Commif- 
fion, 2y. Bill rejected, 8 Apr. Lords to be moved to 
expedite publick Bills, 4 May.—None to be read Second time 
but between Nine and Eleven o’Cleck, 31. None to be 
read Second time but in a full House, 9 June. Exceptions 
taken to Meflengers delivering a Bill without reading the Title, 
16 July. Houfe put Lords in mind of a Bill, 30. : 

— —— 1641, Bill from Lords for authorizing Commiffioners to 
give the Royal Affent to Bills during the King’s Abfence, read, 
o Aug. Committed, with the Commifhon fent from Lords ; 
Reported; free Conference defired with Lords thereupon; 
agreed to; Managers appointed, 10. 

Bird, Lieutenant, 1642, committed to Lord ‘ctre’s Houfe, 2 
Jan. 

Birne, Mackfhalleny, 1641, Order to pafs both Houfes for 
apprehending him, 12 Mar. 

Birnes, County, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants; recommended 
to the Parliament in Lreland, 29 June. 

Bifhop, Sir Edw. 1640, voted incapable of any Election this 
Parliament, 16 Dec. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Bifhops, 1640, Report from the Committee for the Minifters Re- 
monftrance, touching their fecular Employments, 9 Mar. 
To be confidered, 9 &amp; 10. Read; Order concerning the 
Manner of treating the Firft Head; Refolution touching their 
legiflative and judicial Power in Parliament; Bill ordered there- 
upon,io. Vide infra.—touching their being Juftices of Peace, 
or having judicial Power in Civil Courts ; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 11. Vide infra.—-touching their having Power at the 
Council Table, or in temporal Ottices, 22. 

— 1640, Bill concerning the legiflative and judicial Power 

of Bifhops in the Houfe of Peers, ordered, 10 Mar. 

1641, Bill for difenabling all Perfons in Holy Orders to 

exercife any temporal Jurifdiétion or Authority, read twice, and 

coinmitted, 21 O&amp;ét. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. 

Claufe to be firuck out; Bill paffed, and fent to Lords, with 
{pecial Recommendation, 23 Houfe put Lords in mind of 
Bill; their Anfwer, 31 Dec. Bill returned, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be fent back, with 
Defire to move King to pafs it with Expedition, 5 Feb. Sent; 
Lords Anfwer, 7. King’s Anfwer communicated by Lords ; a 
Committee to prepare Reafons to be offered to him for fpeedy 
pafling it; Reafons reported ; Cenference defired with Lords 
thereupon; Manager appointed; Conference held; Lords 
Concurrence fignified ; a Committee of both Houfes to attend 
King, 8. His Anfwer reported, 10. 

1640, Bill concerning Bifhops or Clergymen being 
J oo of Peace, or having Power in Civil Courts, ordered, 
11 Mar. 

——— 1641, Bill to refirain Bifhops, and others in Holy Or- 
ders, to intermeddle with fecular Affairs, read, 30 Mar. 
Committed, 1 Apr. Reported; Report in part confidered ; 
Refidue to be confidered, 2. Bill re-committed, 22. Reported 
from Re-commitment, 23.——Paffed, 1 May. Recommended 
to Lords for Expedition, 13. Conference defired by them 
concerning it; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 27.——Reported; a Committee to prepare Anfwer to 
Lords Obje¢tions ; to fit notwithftanding the Sitting of Honfe, 
3 June. Reafons reported; free Conference. deftred, and 
agreed to, 4. 

1641, Order about their cutting down Timber, 16 July. 
Previous Queftion for a Petition to King to ftay the 
making Five, Affirmative; a Committee to prepare Heads 
ay Conference thereupon, 29 O&amp;.—-—Committees added, 
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—w«= 1641, a Committee to prepare an Impeachment againft the 
Bifhops, Makers of the new Canons and: Qath, 30 July. 
Order for their fittmg, 2 &amp; 3 Aug. Impeachment reported ; 

- another Committee to fearch the Regifter’s Books of Entries 
of Aéts of the laft Convocation; original Book and Copies to 
be brought to Houfe; their Report, 3. Further Impeach- 
ment reported, and agreed to, 4. Meflage to be fent to Lords, 
to defire they may be fequeftered from Parliament, 8. Meflage 
to Lords, defirmg they may be put toa prefent Anfwer ; free 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the Manner of pro- 
ceeding; agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference 
held, and reported ; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Con- 
ference, 11. Further Impeachment reported, and agreed to; 
Refolution touching the Manner of Delivery, 13. Meflage 
to Lords, defiring a fpeedy Proceeding ; their Anfwer, 22 Oct. 
Debate concerning the naming the Crime; laid atide; Refo- 
bution againft appointing any certain Time for refuming it— 
againfi re{uming it any Day before Eleven o’Clock ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference about fequefi- 
ering them from their Votes in Parliament, 26. To withdraw ; 
Committees added; Heads reported, and agreed to; Con- 
ference defired, and-agreed to, 27. Meflage to Lords, defiring 
a Member may be examined; Meflenger difmiffed without 
Anfwer, 28. Plea of One Bifhop; Plea and Demurrer of 
the reft, 12 Nov. Severally read, and voted dilatory and 
infufficient; a Committee to withdraw, and confider them; 
their Report, 13. To be confidered, 30. Confidered ; 
Refolution for defiring Lords to proceed, notwithftanding their 
Plea and Demurrer; Conference defired; Managers appoint- 
ed ; Conference agreed to, and held, a Committee to receive 
Proofs againft them, 1 Dec. Day appointed by Lords for 
hearing their Counfel, 3. Reafons for admitting Proofs 
againft them reported; tree Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed, 6. Another free 
Conference defired by Lords soning the Impeachment ; 
Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 11. Free Conference 
agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, and 
reported ; Bufinefs to be confidered, 13. 

1641, Conference defired by. Lords, touching a Petition 

of Twelve Bifhops to the King and Houfe of Peers; agreed to; 

- Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; no 

Members to go out; Doors to be locked; no Papers to be 

delivered ; Refolution for impeaching them of High Treafon ; 

Meflage to Lords, detiring they may be fequeftered from Par- 

liament, and committed ; Aniwer thereto, 30 Dec. Meflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had committed them, 
and given them a Day to put in their Anfwer; a Committee 
to confider whether any Addition to the Impeachment is 

neceffary, and what will be the beft Way of proceeding, 31. 

Order for their Meeting, 13 Jan. Impowered to alter 
the Time and Place, 17. Time appointed for their Appear- 
ance, 13. Another Committee to be prefent at their Anfwer ; 
their Plea; Tryal appointed, 17. Lords to be defired to 
appoint a Committee to examine Witnefles in the Prefence 
of fome Members, and defer the Tryal, 24. A Committee to 
prepare Interrogatories, and, after Examination,-to prepare 
the Charge, 25. Meflage to be fent to Lords defiring them 
to take the Examinations with Speed, 26. Sent; their An- 
{wer, 27. Tryal deferred, 31 Jan. 2 Feb. Lords defired 
to defer it longer; their Anfwer, § &amp; 14. A Committee to 
prepare Evidence, 14. Meflage to Lords, defiring thofe that 
are bailed may be remanded to Prifon ; Anfwer thereto; Day 
for the Tryal agreed to,16. Managers to attend, and report 
Matter of Fact, 19. Their Report; Refolutions thereupon; 
Bill ordered, 21. Vide infra. Time appointed for hearing 
the Bifhops Counfel at Lords Bar; Meflage to them, ac- 
quainting them a Bill, for the fame Offence, was depending 
in the Houfe, 24. Days appointed for hearing fuch as 
defire it at Bar, 25 Feb,——1 Mar. Some heard; Petitions 
of others read, 4. " 

-o—— 1642, their Petition to Lords fent down, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 30 Mar. 

1641, a Committee to prepare a Bill for Forfeiture of 

the Eftates, and Punifhment of Jo. Archbifhop of York, &amp;c. 

21 Feb. Bill read twice, and committed, 22. Order for 

Meeting of the Committee, 4 Mar. Bill reported; Refolu- 

tions, for putting the Queftion upon each particular Bifhop— 

that they fhall not forfeit the Inheritance of their temporal 

Eftates—that they fhall forfeit the Iffue and Profits thereof 

during ‘Life—that the Archbifhop of York fhall be allowed 

100/. a Year; further Confideration adjourned, 21. 

1642, Refumed; Refolutions touching Allowances to 
the other Bifhops; Number and Qualification of Feoffees; a 
Committee to nominate them; Auditors appointed; Provifo 
read twice, and committed; Bill re-committed as to Part; 
Committee added,6 Apr. Bill reported from Re-commitment, 
and to be ingroffed, 11. Pafled, 4 May. 

w——— 1642, Refolution for fequefiering the Eftates of Bifhops, 
Deans, and Deans and Chapters ; eeesr of Sequeftration 
— : Committee; Conference to:be defired with Lords 

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thereupon; Managers appointed, 14 O&amp;. Order for Meeting 

of the Comumittee, and making Report, 18. Another Com- 

mittee to prepare Ordinance for fequefiering them, 16 Nov. 

Order for prefenting it, 19. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill for abolifhing Bifhops, 
Deans, and Deans and Chapters, 22 Nov. Bill read twice, 
and committed, 30 Dec. Committee fits, 31 Dec. 4. 17. 
&amp; 20 Jan. Bill reported ; Number, Qualification, and Names 
of Feoflees; Bill paffled, 21. Returned from’ Lords, with 
Amendments, 30. 

Bijje, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Noy. 

Blacheden, Dr. 1642, remanded to Prifon, 28 Nov. 

Blachford, Wm. 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 16 Apr. 

; nn ate 28 June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 

14 July. 
? 1642, Paffed, 12 Apr. 
Blackden, William, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to 
anfwer a Mifdemeanor in levying Ship-money, 7 Jan. 
Black-dogs, Ship, 1642, Order for ftaying it, 28 Oét. 
Blackhall, Mr. 1642, to be fent for to attend a Committee, 

» 24June. 

yaaa 1642, Order about fecuring the Blockhoufe, 15 
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Hundred, 1642, High Conftable not to publifh Books 
purfuant to Warrant from Sheriff; Deputy Sheriff to attend, 


22 June. 
Blackijion, Mr. 1642, to attend the Committee for Defence of 
the Kingdom, 28 Oé.——His Information referred to a 





Committee, 13 Feb. Further Information referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 10 Mar. 

Blacklock, Lawrence, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 26 Jan. 

Blackfion, Mr, 1641, Order for Re-payment of Poll-money paid 
by him, 24 July. 

Blackwall and Poplar, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Captain 
of Volunteers to be recommended to the Earl of Holland, 8 

Aine er Petition; Order touching the Safety thereof, 

18. 

Blackwell, Mr. 1641, Confideration of his Sermon @t St. Mar- 
~~ Wefiminfter referred to the Committee for Printing, 
23 July. , 

Blagvevé; Sir Jo. 1642, Bill to enable him to make a Jointure, 
&amp;e. read, 12 Apr. Committed, 2 May.—To be reported, 
2 Mar. Reported, and paffed, 3. 

Blake, John. Vide Hatfell. 

—— Wn. 1642, to be f{ummoned to appear, 30 Apr. 

—-— Cornet, 1642, his Efcape out of London-houfe referred 
to the Committee for Prifoners, 9 Feb. 

Blaney, Allen, Leturer of Newington, 1641, Motion for fuim- 
moning him to attend for preaching againft the Proteftation; 
and offering a Proteftation of his own; another Motion for 
Attendance of the Churchwardens, 15 June.-——Petition of 
Inhabitants againft him; to be fent for as a Delinquent; 
Perfon to attend with his Proteftation, 16. His Caufe to be 
heard, 22 June, 22 Nov.—Explanation of his Protefta- 
tion; Blaney called in; Examination of the Bufinefs referred 
to the Committee for feandalous Minifters; Order for bailing 
him, 25 June. 15 Nov.—for his Difcharge, if no Com- 
plaint be brought within a Week, 15. 

——=» Jo. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Aug. 

Blinkhorne, Mr. 1642, Order for apprehending, and bringing 
him, with his Papers, to Houfe, 27 Jan. 

Biith, Captain, 1641, approved as Captain in the Navy, 10 
Mar. 

1642, his Relation of Ships feized by Admiral Tromp, 
communicated by Lords, 26 July. 

Blount, Sir H. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. 
beyond Sea, 26 Nov. 

Bludworth, John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Return of Subfcriptions, 7 Nov. 

Blunt, John, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 
Oét. 

Bluntfham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer appointed, 

June. 

Board, Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug. 

Bodevile, Mr. 1642, has Leave to carry down Arms for Defence 
of his Houfe, 28 May. Lift thereof, 2 Aug. 

Bodkin, Dominick, 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 
29 Mar. : 

Bodmyn, 1642, Letters from thence concerning the Coming of 
Sir Charles Hopton, &amp;c. read, and to be delivered to the 
Committee for Safety of the Kingdom, 3 Oét. 

Boeve, James, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him, read, 27 Nov. 

Party takes Oaths, 22 Dec. Bill read Second time, 

15 Jan. 

1641, reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 J uly. ; 

Bogan, Rich. 1640, Bill from Lords to naturalize him, and 
others, 3 Mar. 

1641, Read, 30.——Committed, 12 Apr——Reported, 

and to be ingroffed, 14 July. 

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Returned from Lords, with 


—— 1642, paffed, 12 Apr. 
: ‘ r Amendment agreed to, 11 


an Amendment, 23 July. 
Aug. . ; 

Bohemia, Queen of, 1641, Report from the Committee for the 
Cuftomers touching a Way of fupplying the Neceflities of 
her Children; to be confidered, 3 Aug— Licence granted 
for tranfporting Seventeen Horfes to Holland for her Ufe, 

Mar. 

: 1642, Remonftrance concerning her Penfion read ; 
Member to prepare a Declaration thereupon, 12 Sept.—The 
Committee for the King’s Revenue to confider of a Method 
for her Relief, 27. Another Remonfirance concerning her 
Neceflities read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 
18 Feb. Her Letter to Prince Rupert to be brought in, 
2 Mar. Letter and Tranflation read; Letter to be returned ; 
a Committee to prepare another to be fent with it; her Letter 
to be entered—another to the King read, 3. + 

Bointon, Colonel, 1642, to yield better Obedience to Lord Fair- 
fax, 17 Dec. 

Bold, Peter, 1642, not to be admitted into the Tower, 10 
Nov. 

Belle, Lieutenant Colonel, 1641, to have Allowance for his 
Journey to Carlifle ; previous Queftion for allowing him 207. 
Neg.; allowed 102.9 Mar. Order for Payment, 12. 

Bolls, Captain Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 
Sept. To be removed to Ipfwich, and kept clofe Prifoner 
till Removal; a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor for 
fafeguarding him, 13 Mar. 

Boljion, Lieutenant, 1642, Houfe informed of an Oppofition to 
beaiing his Drums; feveral to be fent for as Delinquents, 
15 Sept. 

Bolton, George, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 14 
July. Committed to the Gatehoufe, 18. To be dit- 
charged, 20. 

Bomach, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend to anfwer a 
Complaint againft him, for refufing a Quietus without a Fee, 
1 June. 

Bonadventure, Ship, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Admi- 
ral’s Confideration, 12 Apr. 

Bond, Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Wm. 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe; Bufinefs 
concerning him referred to the Committee for Informations, 
14 Dec. 

Captain, 1642, his Patent to trade and plant at Mada- 
gafcar referred to the Committee for Trade; Order for deli- 
vering it to them, 21 Dec. Report; Patent confirmed, 
13 Feb. 

Mn 1642, a Committee to receive and examine Informa- 
tions given by him, 17 Jan. 

Bonell, Tho. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Privileges, 23 Jan. 

Bonnock, Jo. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Books. Vide Printing. 

Popifh, 1640, Motion for referring the Confideration 
of them to the Committee for inquiring after Papifts ; Anfwer 
thereto, 11 Nov.—Witneffes examined touching a Book, 
intituled, “ The Jubilee of the Jesuits,” 14. Books, feized 
by Warrant of the High Commiffion Court, to be delivered 
to Clerk, 21 Jan. Petitions concerning them referred to 
a Committee; Inftruction to receive all of the like Nature, 

Feb. 

Scan Serjeant, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for endea- 
vouring to hinder a Petition; Lord Keeper to be moved to 
- him out of the Commiflion of the Peace, 28 Feb.——To 

e bailed, 3 May. 

Booth Henry, and Wm. Waude, 1642, Petition referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 17 Dec. 

Captain Wm. 1642, his Petition to the King, and Affi- 
davit, referred to a Committee, 12 July. Declaration of the 
Falfehgod thereof reported, agreed to, and to be printed, 


21. 

Boothby, Walter, 1642, Order to ftay the Landing of his 
Goods, and for his Attendance on the Committee for the 
Navy, 10 Aug, 

Borlacy, Mr. 1640, a Committee to confider the Queftion of 
the Eleétion between him and Mr. Hobby, 1 Dec. Commit- 


tees added, 16 Dec. 4 Jan. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 4. Report; re-committed, 13. 

Boroughs, 1640, the Comune: of Privileges to confider of the 
Clatins of thofe pretending Titles to fend Members, 6 Nov. 
Boroughs, Mr. 1641, defired to preach, 30 Aug.——Thanked, 

and to print his Sermon, g Sept. 
Rob. 1641, Petition read, and refpited, 29 O&amp;. 
Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 
— Mr. 1640, to fit till his Eleétion determined, 18 
‘eb. 

Boffinney, 1640, Eleétion, and double Return; Report touching 
it; a Committee to examine feveral Complaints, 14 Nov. 
Vide Corryton. 
~-—Ele¢tion referred to the Commrities of Privileges, 12 Jan, 


Election declared void—new Writ, 7 Dec. ° 


Order for hearing, 15.——Report; Election declared void— 
new Writ, 15 Feb. 


Bofton, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers, 12 July. 


for oppofing the Billetting of Soldiers; Lords Concur-. 


rence to be defired, 10 Aug. 
Bofwell, Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 Aug. 
rder for bringing him up, 23. im 

Sir Win. 1642, Letter directed to him, opened, and re- 

ferred to the Committee for Safety of the Kingdom, 30 July. 
His Letter to the King prefented ; the Committee for 
Informations to open it, 15 Dec. 

Boteler, Tho. 1640, Petition read, and rejected, 13 Feb. 

Sir Wm. 1642, committed to the Fleet; Serjeant to de- 
liver him, go Apr. A Committee to prepare Charge 
againft him, 4 May. His Petition; Queftion for bailing 
him, Neg. 12. Order for prefenting the Charge, 12 &amp; 19 
May. 17 June—Another Petition; Order for bailing 
him, 17. Bail approved, 18. His Letter to Captain 
Skinner referred to a Committee, 7 Sept. Heard touching 
Paflages at his Houfe; Witnefles examined; further Exami- 
nations to be taken upon Oath by a Committee of both 
Houfes; Order for his bearing the Sheriff’s Charges, and 
for his Commitment to the Gatehoule, 9.——for feizing his 
Horfes, 12 Nov. For feizing his Money in Lincolnthire, 
22.—-—-For removing him to Iptwich, 13 Mar. Examination 
of his Efcape from the Gateloufe referred to the Committee 
for Prifoners, 14. 

Botolph, St. Aldgate, 1642, Lecturer appointed, 29 Apr.—— 
Petition of Inhabitants read, 1 Aug. 

St. Alderfgate, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer 
appointed, 20 Dec.——Former Petition to be taken off the 
File; Declaration concerning the Inhabitants, 17 Jan. 

Boudin, James, 1640, to be bailed, 19 Mar. 

1641, to be difcharged from further Attendance, and 
his Security to be delivered up, 25 Aug. 

Bough, Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Bourchier, Sir Jo. 1642, his Letter concerning an Affront offered 
him by Lord Saville, read, and to be printed, 6 June. 

Bourgoigne, Sir John, 1642, Order tor Re-delivery of his 
Horfes, 23 Nov. 

Bourne, Eaft, 1642, Petition of Impropriate Parfon and Inha- 
bitants, 14 Aug. 

Bourne, Cambell, 1641, to pafs beyond Sea, notwithftanding 
any former Order of Refiraint, 22 Feb. 

Bowater, Nicolas, and Tho. 1640, committed to the Fleet by 
the Court of Wards; to be bailed, a Complaint on their 
behalf depending in the Houfe, 11 Feb. 

1641, Order vacated, 23 Dec. Caufe referred to the 
Court, 26 Jan. 

Bowd, Mr. 1642, to be relieved out of Money colleéted upon 
the A&amp; for Contributions, 25 June. 

Bowden, James, 1640, to be fent for by Warrant, 17 Jan. : 

Bowen, Edward, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 5 Feb. Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Bifhop of Bath and Wells; Inftruétion to pre- 
pare a Charge againft him, 15. 

Bower, Edmund, 1642, Petition, 26 Nov. 

Bowers, Wm. 1642, Petition; Order for his Difcharge, 30. 
Sept. 

Bowles, Lieutenant Rob. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for raifing Men by Beat of Drum, 15 Jan, To be dif- 
charged, 22 Mar. 

Sir Charles, 1642, committed to Lambeth-houfe, 23 
Dec. 

Bowyer, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Ro. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for not paying 
Compofition-money to the Committee for Cufiomers, 1 Aug. 
To be difcharged, 20. 

Sir Tho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
the Howfe, 1 Nov. 

Bowyers and Fletchers, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 
27 May. 


Boyes, Philibert Emanuel de, 1641, Petition read, and referred. 


to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 25 Jan. 

Boyle, Francis, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland, 14 Oét. 

Boynton, Sir Matthew, 1642, Order about his Letter concern- 
ing the Petition intended to be delivered to the King at 
Howorth Moor, 8 June. 

Boyfe, Mr. 1642, declares his Readinefs to obey the Commands 
of the Houfe touching the Militia, 27 June. 

—— Captain John, 1642, a Commiitee to confider of his 
Arrears, 5 July. Order for Payment thereof, 30. ay 

Hen. 1642, the Committee for Examinations to inquire 
into the executing him by martial Law, 15 Dec. Petition, 
concerning it referred to the Committee for maimed Soldiers, 
6 Feb. ; 

Brabazan, Lord, 1641, Petition and Caufe referred to a Com- 
mittee, 27 May. : 

Wallop, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 
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Bradbourne, Mr. 1641, to be required to attend, and, upon Re- 
fufal, tobe apprehended as a Delinquent, 30 Nov. 

Bradenbrigg, 1642, Order for Allowance to diftrefled Englifh 
there, 9 May. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Bradford, Barnaby, and James, 1642, to be removed to Nor- 
wich, and kept clofe Prifoners till their Removal, 13 Mar. . 
Bradley, Mr. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a 

Petition againft him, 22 Feb. 

Captain Jo. 1642, to receive Arms from Hull, 28 June. 

5, Sept. 

Bradfhaw, Daniel, 1641, to be required to attend, and, upon 
Refufal, to he apprehended as =: edieapnent, 30 Nov. 

Rich. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Feb. 

Bramfden, John, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Bramjion, Lord Chief Juftice, 1640, Meffage to Lords defiring 
them to take Security for his Appearance, 22 Dec. 

1641, Charge againft him to be fent up, 22 May. 

Articles read, reported, and to be ingroffed, 29 June. In- 

groffed Articles read, 2 July. To be fent to Lords, 2 &amp; 5. 

Meffengers to defire he may put in his Anfwer; Affiftants to 

them appoiated, 3. Conference defired thereupon ; agreed 

to, 6. 

1642, Lords defired to appoint a fhort Time for his 
Tryal; their Anfwer, 7 May. 

Brancheley, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants to be’ read, 6 Aug. 
Read; Refolutions thereupon, 8. Vide Turner, and Ro- 
berts. , 

Brandling, Tho. 1642, Order for difarming him, 17 O&amp;. 

Brandlynge, Lieutenant Ralph, 1642, a Committee to prepare 
a Letter to the Mayor of Colchefter for fafeguarding him, 
13 Mar. 

Braffe, Samuel, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the State of the Poll-money, 4 Nov. 

Brafjegirdle, John, 1642, Petition read, and referred to Lord 
Mayor, 2 Dec. 

Bray, Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fummoned as a Witnefs, 14 Apr. 

Mr. 1642, to be fufpended from his Office inthe Tower, 
10 Nov. 

Brecon, Borough, 1640, Refolutions about the Sitting of Bur- 
geffes returned, 6 Jan. 

— County, 1641, Lord Philip Herbert nominated Lord 

Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 

Mar. 

— 1642, Earl.of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
29 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 30.—Sheriff to be 
fummoned to appear, 5 May.—To give Account of the Poll- 
money, 24. To pay it in by a Time limited, or be fent for 
as a Delinquent, 9 June. Sent for, 25 July. 

Brenchley, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Leciurer recommend- 
ed, 31 May. 

Brent, Sir Nath. 1640, to be fummoned to appear, to fhew 
Cautfe why he laid a Tax to fupport an Organ and Organitt, 
1 &amp; 13 Feb. 

——~-— 1641, Order to pafs both Houfes for apprehending him, 
12 Mar. : 

— George, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 4 Jan. 

Brentford, 1641, Leéturer appointed, 26 Feb. Inhabitants 
to elect one, notwithftanding the former Order, 10 Mar. 

Old, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Order concerning 
their Relief; agreed to by Lords, 26 Nov. 

Brereton, Sir Wm. 1641, his Letters read; his Diligence ap- 
proved, 13 Dec.—Order for paying Money difburfed by him 
for Irifh Affairs, 29.—For imprefting Money to him to fup- 
ply Provifions damaged by the late Storms, 7 &amp; 15 Feb.» 

— 1642, his Letter concerning the King’s Intention of 

coming into Lancafhire, and a Commiffion of Array, 27 June. 

Other Letters touching Proceedings upon the Commif- 
fion, and the State of the Bufinefs at Manchefter, 1 July. 
Printed Bufinefs concerning him, referred to the Committee 
for Informations, 22-Aug. Liberty given him to raife 300 
Horfe, 3 Dec. Declaration concerning protecting him 
read, and agreed to, 12 Jan. ; 

Brerewood, Serjeant Robert, 1642, to be fent for asa Delin- 
quent, 12 Aug. 

Brefi, 1641, Information concerning Ships there, read, 1 Feb. 

Brett, Captain Edw. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
14 July. 

Colonel Jeremiah, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
2 Sept. Examination referred to the Committee for Exami- 
nations, 20. Report; Order for his Difcharge, 26. 

Brewen, Calvin, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 19 
Apr. Committee impowered to fend for Parties, &amp;c. ; Order 
for their Meeting; Committees added, 23. Atteftation of 
the Gentry of Chefter referred, 22 May.——His Letter con- 
cerning the Affeétions of the County to the King and Parlia- 
ment; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, 5 July. Anfwer 
read, agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 7. 

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SECOND VoLUME. 


Brewer, Thomas, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Dr. 
— Committee; Leave given him to follow it, 28 
ov. 





Mr. Vide Molyneuz, Sir Vivian. 

Brewers, 1641, Bill concerning them read,19 Feb. Commit- 
ted, 28. Committee revived; Order: for their fitting ; 
Committees added, 5 Mar: 

Brian, Mr. 1642, Order to pafs both Houfes for apprehending 
him, 12 Mar. 

Bricks, 1641, Bill for better making them read, 76 Apr. 

Bride’s, St. London, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants; Le@urer 
recommended, 15 Mar. 

Bridewell, 1642, Petition of Prefident, &amp;c. read, 13 Dec. 

Bridges, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 25 Jan.—Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 22 Feb. 

Bridgewater, 1640, new Writ, 21 Jan. 

Earl of, 1642, Lords to be moved that he may deliver 
Papers concerning the County of Anglefea, and the Militia, 
to the Lord Lieutenant, 6 Apr. 

Bridgman, Mr. 1641, Letter to him, and another inclofed to 
Mr. Anderton, read, and fent to Lords, 11 Jan. 

Orlando, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 29 Aug. 

Bridport, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers read, and 
agreed to, 20 Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 22.—— 
Order for Delivery of Three Pieces of Ordnance to the Bai- 
liffs, 13 Dec. 

Briefs, 1642, Member to prepare Order to prohibit Collections 
thereupon, 31 Jan. . 

Briggs, Sarah, 1642, Petition, 7 Jan. 

— Miles, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. 
To be difcharged, 21. 

Brigham, Tho. 1641, Bill to fettle the Reftory of Eck'efley 
upon his Heirs and Affigns, and to reverfe a Decree for the 
— of Clare concerning it, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 23 

une. 

Bright, Mr. 1642, Petition from Two Parifhes, defiring he 
may be their Lecturer ; left to hisown Option, 12 May. 

—— Sir Wm. 1642, to have Liberty to go to York, 7 

uly. i 

















Brinker, James, High Sheriff of Carnarvon, 1640, to be fent for 
as a Delinquent, to anfwer Mifdemeanors at an Eleétion, i 
Jan. Order to fiand, 2. His Petition read, and referred to 
Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee ; Order for bailing him, 20. 

Briftol, 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commitlion to 
appoint Commiftioners for the Two laft Subfidies there, 28 
June.——Order about Payment of Money for fetting forth 
Three Ships for Ireland; Lord Admiral to be moved for War- 
rants to prefs Men, 24 Jan. A Committee to treat with Ci- 
tizens concerning fetting them forth—Mayor to itay a Ship 
freighting for Ireland, 25. Letter to be prepared, and fent 
Pott to him to ftay Ships, Goods, and Merchants of Wexford, 
28. Examinations about Services done by Two Ships from 
thence, 22 Mar. 


— 1642, Petition of Mayor and Aldermen, to be read, 7 
May. Read; Order concerning Moneys collected upon Act 
of Contribution to be fent to Lords, 10.-—~A Committee to 
prepare a Declaration concerning the Recital of the City in a 
Bill, to be in the County of Somerfet, 19 July. Declaration 
reported, and fent to Lords, 23. Order for Indemnity of 
Volunteers ; Member to appoint a Captain—Ordinance ‘for the 
Militia to be put in Execution, 17 Aug.——Perfonsto go from 
Houfe to Houfe to advance the Propofitions for raifing Horfe, 
&amp;c.; Copies thereof to be fent down ; Letter to be written to 
encourage the Subfcription, 24: Oa. Another to be written 
tothe Mayor, 17 Dec.——The Committee for Safety of the 
Kingdom to be acquainted with the Defires of the City con- 
cerning Forces to be fent down,11 Nov. Order for receiving 
them ; agreed to by Lords ; Letter to be fent for that Purpofe, 
20. Letter from thence; a Committee to prepare Antwer, 
13 Dec.—Letter and Certificate from thence referred to the 
Committee for lrifh Affairs, 29. Letters and Relation con- 
cerning a Defign of betraying the Town to Prince Kupert’s 
Forces; a Committee to prepare an Extraét, 13 Mar. Other 
Letters relating to the Difcovery thereof yead; Conference 
defired ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held ; 
Votes for feizing Malignants Eftates, and proceeding againft 
them according to martial Law, agreed to'by Lords; Letter, 
with the Votes included, to be figned by Speakers of both 
Houfes, and fent to Mayor; Thankigiving appointed; a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to prepare a Declaration concerning it, 
14. Petition of Parifhioners of All Saints ; Lecturer’ re- 
commended, 4 Jan. new Writs, 12 May. Eleétion ; 
Petition referred to the Committee of Privileges, 1 July. 

Earl of, 1641, a Committee fent for attefted Copies of 
Proceedings againft him in Lords Houfe, 27 Dec.—Matters 
concerning his Removal ftom King and Council referred to a 
Committee, 29. 






































D —1642, 





INDEX ¢o the SECOND VoLtumMeE. 


—— 1642, Order for ftopping his Penfion, 14 O&amp;. Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for defiring the King to remove him 
from Court, feverally Affirmative, 30 Dec. 

—— Bithop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and: Mif- 
demeanors, 4 Aug. 

Brifiol, Rob. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Broadenar, J.1641. Vide Privileges. 

— Captain, 1642, Order for feizing and felling his Goods, 
and receiving his Rents, 22 Nov. for removing him to 
Norwich, and keeping him clofe Prifoner in the mean time, 
13 Mar. 

Broadgate, Martin, 1641, voted a Delinquent for fealing the 
Quadrupartite Indenture for impofing 4os. a Ton on Wines, 
13Aug. To be fent for; Member to prepare a Tranfmiflion 
againit him, 14. ‘To be bailed, 20. 

Broccas, John, 1642, a Committee to prepare Impeachment of 
High Treafon againft him; Impeachment fent to Lords; Or- 
der for his Commitment to the King’s Bench, 7 Oc. His 
Petition fent from Lords, 11 Feb. 

Thomas, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 3 Jan. 
Brockman, Sir Wm. 1642, committed to the Clinke, 2 Dec. 
Bromingham, 1642, Letter concerning plundering the Town, 

15 O&amp;. 

Bromjion, Antony, 1642, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14 Oét. 

Brovke, a Meflenger, 1640, to be fummoned to attend, 20 
Nov. 

~——— Sir Bafil, 1640, to be {ummoned to attend, 27 Jan. 

10641, Report-that he is abfeonded; Order thereupon, 
24 Apr. A Committee to feareh his Houfe for fufpected 

Perfons; Lords Concurrence fignified; Black Rod and Ser- 
jeant to attend them, 16 Nov. Serjeant to require Affift- 
ance in executing the Order for apprehending him, 11 Jan. 
—Sherifis of the feveral Counties to bring him up from York, 
25. A Committee to fearch and fiay his Trunks, and endea- 
vour to apprehend his Servant, and, when, apprehended, to 
examine him, 27. 

-——— 1642, Order for removing him to the King’s Bench, 27 
Aug.——tor keeping him clofe Prifoner, 3 Jan. 

— Sir John, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 18 
May. Order to be granted him to fend for Witnefles, 2o. 
Committees added, 26. 

— 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Aug. 

John. Vide Beckz. 

— Charles, 1642, Judges to be required to fiay Proceed- 
ings concerning bailing or delivering him up, 4 Feb. To 
ftand committed by Houfe; Order for apprehending and 
committing him to the Compter in Southwark, 27. _ 

Lord, 1642, to have Authority to take Forces into his 
Caftle, 18 July. Order for paying his Loan to his Execu- 
tors, 6 Mar. 

Broome, John, &amp;c.1642, Petition, complaining that their Wages 
are detained from them, referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 11 Apr. 

——-— Henry, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 10 Aug. 

— Tho. 1642, to be bailed, 4 Jan. 

Brothers, Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Broughton, Andrew, 1641, required to attend, 1 Dec. 

— Edward, 1642, Judges of the King’s Bench to grant a 
Certiorari for removing Recognizances entered into by him, 
28 Feb. 

Browne, John, 1640, Petition relating to Mr. Pryn, 9 Nov. 
Vide Privileges. 

a Prieft, 1641, a Committee to examine him in the 
Gatehoute; no Perfon to have Accefs to him, except Mr. 
Haywood, nor any Copies of his Examination to be given out, 
till fully examined, 12 Apr. Printing his Examination re- 
ferred to the Committee for Printing, 24 Nov. 

——-— Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Mo- 
nopolifts, 3 Aug. 

John, a Scotchman, 1641, Petition read, 16 Nov. 
——— Rich, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

— Mr. 1642, declares his Readinefs to dbey the Commands 
of the Houfe touching the Militia, 27 June. His Horfes 
r be difcharged ; has Liberty to fend them to his Houfe, 2 

Dé. 

William, and Wife, 1642, Petition: read, and referred 
to Lord General, 19 Aug. 

— James, a Prieft, 1642, to be committed to the Gate- 
houfe, 22 Aug. 

— Mr. King’s Gun-founder, 1642, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 7 Oct. 


——— Mr. a Bookfeller, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
8 Oét. 


——— Nich. 1642, Order for difarming him, 17 O@. 

——— Mr. 1642, his Behav our in. feizing Horfes, &amp;c. in 
Effex, approved ; Order abe at the Difpotal of them ; Parties 
to affifthim, 19 Oct. 


——— Colonel John, 1642, Petition read, and referred to 
Lord General, 16 Nov.—Certificate concerning Dragoons 
under his Command read; Declaration thereupon, 25. 

— Serjeant, 1642, to be continued in Cuftody, 16 Nov. 

— Mr. a Member, 1642, his Propofition for raifing Horfe 
referréd to the Committee of both Houfes fitting in ‘London 

concerning Moneys, 1 Dec.—Order for reftoring his Horfe, 
21. 

Edw. 1642, Order for his Commitment ; Manner thereof 
referred to a Committee, 18 Jan. 

— Lieutenants Gilbert and Wm. 1642, to be removed to 
Colchefter ; a Committee to prepare a Letter to Mayor for 
fafeguarding them; Order for keeping them clofe Prifoners 
in the mean time, 13 Mar. 

Brownejohn, Jo.1641. Vide Privileges. 

Brownelow, Sir Jo. 1642, to have Leave to carry down his 
Arms, 15 June. 

Brownloe, Dr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear touching con- 
— Words fpoken againft the People of Scotland, 9 

are 

Broxborne, 1642, Le&amp;turer recommended, 22 Apr. 

Bruce, Dr- 1641, Report from the Committee for Irifh Affairs 
touching his Complaint againft the Bifhop of Raphoe ; Order 
for taking off his Sufpenfion and Sequeftration, 28 July. 

— Tho. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Brugis, Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 July. 

Order for his Difcharge, 3 Aug. 

Brumwiche, Wm, 1641, Petition read; Barkfdale and Wall- 
rond to be fummoned to appear, 6 Sept. Vide Bark/dale. 
Brune, Calvin, 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to 

the Committee for the Starchamber, &amp;c. 3 Dec. 

— Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 19 Mar. 

Brunfden, Edm. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer 
Mifdemeanors in levying Ship-money, 7 Jan. 

Bryatt, Monfieur, 1642, Order touching the Delivery of h's 
wearing a &amp;c. 20 Aug. 

Bryers, Sir Wm. 1641, to be tent for as a Delinquent, to an- 
iwer a Petition againft him—to deliver up Rolls and Extracts 
concerning Poll-money,7 Aug. His Petition read; called in ; 
Speaker tells the Effectof the Complaint againft him ; Matter 
referred to a Committee; Order for bailing him, 11. For 
Sitting of the Committee, 18 &amp; 20. Committees added, 18. 
Report to be made, 20. Made; Sir Win. reprehended, and 
difcharged, 21. 

Buck, Captain, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Sept. 
Examination referred to the Committee for Informations, 20. 
Report ; Order for his Difcharge, 26. 

Buckhurfi, James, 1641, his Letter from Dover, concerning 
their Fears from the French, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Plot, 13 May. Vide Plot. 

Buckley, Stephen, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Bucks County, 1640, Members excepted out of the Order for 
making Election within a limited Time, 6 Nov. Refolu- 
tion that the Eleétion fhall not be queftioned this Parliament, 
8 Dec. 

1641, Petition of Inhabitants read, and to be entered; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it—another Petition 
to the King read; Speaker’s Anfwer thereto, 11 Jan. 
Lord Pagett nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. Deputy 
Lieutenants appointed, 17 Mar. 

1642, others recommended by Lord Lieutenant, and 
approved, 12 Apr. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23 &amp; 28 
May. 4 July. Free Offer to lend 6,000 7. for Irith 
Affairs accepted ; Gentlemen to be thanked, 9 Apr. 7 
June. Loan Money in Collectors Hands to be employed 
towards the Militia, 7 May. Members, Deputy Lieutenants, 
to attend the Execution thereof, 109. Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 14 June. Agreed to by Lords, 15.—Petition 
of the Trained Bands; Lords to be moved to join in difcharg- 
ing Lord Pagett, and appointing Lord Wharton Lord Licu- 
tenant, 24. Ordinance from them for that ty se agreed 
to, 2 July. Other Deputies approved; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 4. Propofition touching the Payment of the 
Militia, or Volunteers, referred to the Committee for Safety 
of the Kingdom ; Infiruction to order Powder aud Ammuni- 
tion to be fent down, 20 O&amp;t. Order for Hertfordfhire to 
affift the County ; agreed to by Lords, 2 Jan. Order touch- 
ing paying the Soldiers, 20. Members to go down and ad- 
vance the Propofitions for raifing Horfe, &amp;c. 5 July. Order 
for detaining Money raifed by themfelves to provide Horfe, &amp;c.; 
Officers ,to be fent down to train them, 8, Order for ad- 
vancing the Subferiptions read, 12. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 
Commiffaries appointed to value the Horfe raifed, g. Inftruc- 
tions fent to Lords, 10. Meflage to them, defiring they would 
expedite them; Name to be added, 11.——-Order for paying 
1,000 /. of the Subfcription read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 
7 Sept. Perfons fent down to put the Propofitions in Execu- 
tion, 30 Sept. 25 Nov.——Sheriffs Charges for bringing 
up Prifoners, referred to the Committee for Safety of the 

= Kingdom, 





INDEX ‘¢o the 


Kingdom, 15 Sept——Members to go down to preferve the 





Peace of the County, 22 &amp; 25 Nov.—Letter to be written . 


to Deputy Lieutenants, 22.—Names of Perfons to be recom- 

mended for Execution of the Ordinance concerning Provifions 

for Parliament Forces, 209. 

Town, 1642, Minifters appointed to keep a weekly Lec- 
ture, 24 May.——Judges to be defired to remove the Affizes 
from thence to Chippingwiccombe, 13 Feb. 

Buildings, 1641, Bill to reftrain the Meafure of them about 
London and Weftminfter ordered, 7 May. 

1642, read, 2 May; committed, 3.—---Committee re- 

vived ; Order for meeting, 4 June. 

1642, Petition concerning new Buildings; a Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for preventing thereof, 1 July. 

Buller, Sir Rich. 1640, to withdraw; a Committee to examine 
a Complaint againft him touching blank Returns, 14 Nov. 
Report; cleared of any Mifdemeanor, 20. Has Licence to 
vifit Earl of Stafford, upon Proteftation of Secrecy concerning 
the Bufinefs of the Houfe, 5 Dec. 

1641, offers his Security for Money, 5 Aug. 

Fra. 1642, his Letter concerning Earl of Stamford forcing 

his Paflage into Cornwall, and Lift of Prifoners taken by him, 
read, 16 Jan. 

Bullion, foreign, 1641, Declaration that: Notice be taken of 
Lords Order concerning the feizing it, 10 Aug. Meflage 
from Lords, defiring the Approbation of Houfe to an Order 
for importing it to the Mint, committed; Meffengers difmiffed 
without Anfwer; Petition referred, 22 Mar. 

1642, a Committee to inquire of Merchants trading 

ig concerning returning Pieces of Eight to Ireland, 20 

ay. 

Bullock, Wm. 1640, Petition read; Order for his attending the 
Committee of Trade, notwithftanding his being required to 
attend Lord Keeper at the fame time, 15 Dec. 

John. Vide Majjam. 

Buljirode, Jobu, 1642, to have Command of the Volunteers he 
fhall raife; Order for that Purpofe, 20 Oct. for Satisfac- 
tion to him out of the Perfon’s Eftate who plundered his 
Houfe, 12 Nov. 19 Dec.—for Payment of his Arrears, 19 
Dee. 9 Jan. 

Burdett, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 Sept. 

Burford, Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 18 Jan. 

Burgejjz, Dr. defired to preach, g Noy. 1640. 30 Oct. 
10 Mar, 1641. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 18 Oct, 
1640. 5 Nov. 1641. 12 Apr. 1642. 

Cornelius, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Difpatches, 7 Dec. 

Burials, 1642, Bill to prevent Exa¢tions of Fees for them, read, 

Apr. 

oe Sir Jo. 1642, Order for Re-delivery of his Plate, 14 
Dec.—for Repayment of his Loan, 15. 

Burleigh, Captain Jo. 1641, approved as Captain in the Navy ; 
Members have Liberty to debate and fpeak to the Vote, 10 
Mar. 

—— 10642, to be fent for asa Delinquent for refufing to come 
to Earl of Warwick, or deliver up his Ship; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 4 July. 

Captain Wm. 1642, Order for advancing 100/. to him, 
1 Aug. 

Burlemacchi, Philip, 1642, Sequeftration of the inland Poft-office 
to him, and Proclamation purfuant thereto, voted illegal_— 
Order for bringing an Account of his Profits to the Committee 
for Accounts, 16 Aug. to be fummoned to attend, 18 Jan. 

Burley, Captain Barnaby, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
2 Sept. Examination referred to the Committee for Infor- 
mations, 20. Report; Order for his Difcharge, 26. 

Burlington, 1642, Information of a Ship laden with Arms bound 
thither; Marfhal of the Admiralty to fearch it in Prefence of 
a Member, 11 June. 

Burnaby, Mr. 1642, Lords to be moved that he may not be re- 
leafed, till Houfe be acquainted therewith, 2 Sept. 

Burnand, Nath. 1642, his Intention of removing his Family into 
Northumberland to advance the preaching of the Gofpel ap- 
sare 19 Apr. Lord Chief Juftice to be moved for 

abeas Corpus to remove him from Newcaftle, 7 Mar. 

Burnby, Hen. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 Aug. 

Burnell, Michael, 1641, to be difcharged from his Imprifon- 
ment, 26 Feb. 

Burrell, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Bifhop of Ely’s Com- 
mittee, 26 Jan. 

— — 1641, his Cafe to be reported, 23 July. 

Andrewes, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Fens, 8 Feb. 

mani Sir Jo. 1642, Order about Payment of his Arrears, 
7 July. 

=" Jo. 1642, Order concerning him recommitted, 18 

an. 

Burton, Mr. 1640, Petition concerning him read; Warrant for 
bringing him to the Houfe ordered, 7 Nov. Has Leave to in- 


large ee or prefent anew one, 30.——New Petition 
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SECOND VoLuME. 


read, and referred to the Committee for the Star-chamber, 3 

Dec. Avows his Petition, 4. Has Leave to amend it, 11. 

Another Petition referred, 209. Report, 12 Mar. Pro- 

ceedings againft him voted illegal; Satisfaction to be made 

him, 12 &amp; 24. 

1641, Proceedings in the Exchequer for levying a Fine 

to be ftayed, 20 Apr. Order for reftoring him to his Li- 
berty of Preaching, 8 June. 

——— Mr. 1642, Confideration of a Sermon preached by him 
at St. Margaret’s Weftminfter referred to the Committee for 
printing, 23 July. 

Burton-kirk, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Member to prepare 
Ordinance for fupplying the Cure, and receiving the Profits 
thereof, 7 Mar. Ordinance read and agreed to, 10. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 13. 

Burwell, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Commit- 
tee for the Queen’s Bill, 26 Feb. Vide Queen. 

Bury, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers, agreed to by 
Lords, 23 July. 

Bujfby, John, 1642, Order for delivering Seven of his Oxen to 
the Viétuallers of the Navy, and the Money for Five fold to 
Captain Bence, 24 Oct. 

Bujfhell Browne, 1642, to be thanked for his good Service in 
feizing the Maria Frigate, 15 Aug. 

—Wnm. 1642, his Examination read; farther Examination 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 22 Sept. Order 
for his Commitment to the Gatehoufe, 23. 

Bufher, Mary, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf to 
Holland, 19 Aug. 

Bufhy, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure; a Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 26 Jan. Ordinance read 
and agreed to, 31. Petition of the Inhabitants referred to 
the Committee for plundered Minifters, 13 Feb. 

Butler, Colonel, 1640, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 20 Jan. 

— Captain, 1641, to be fent for by Serjeant to attend a 

Committee, 1 Mar. 

Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

Edmund, &amp;c. Prifoners in Newgate, 1642, Petition re- 
ferred to a Committee; Keeper to attend them, 14 June. 

-——— Nathanael, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 
Aug. 





























Henry, 1642, committed to Newgate; Bufinefs referred 
to the Committee for Examinations, 18 Jan. 

Butter, Nath. 1642, to be removed to Windfor, and tried by a 

~ Council of War for an Intelligencer, 26 Jan. 

Butterwicke, George, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Contributions, § Mar. 

Button, Captain Miles, 1642, to be removed to Ipfwich, and kept 
clofe Prifoner in ,the mean time; a Committee to prepare 
Letter to Mayor for fafeguading him, 13 Mar. 

Byerley, William, 1641, Bill for fettling Lands on him, for Pay- 
ment of the Debts of William Davenport; read, 28 May. 

Committed, 1 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 

17 July. Pafled, 24. Sent to Lords, 27. 

Byerlie, Mr. 1642, Order for fending for him, Mr. Spillman, 
and Mr. Williams, for enforcing a Minifter to read the King’s 
Declaration, 4 July. Spillman examined, and to be continued 
in Cuftody, 5. A Committee to prepare Impeachments 
againfi them ; Spillman’s Petition read; Queftion for bailing 
him; Neg.11. Order for it, 13. 

Byrche, Mr. 1642, Proceedings concerning him to be ftayed, 
11 Aug. 

Byron, Sie Nicolas, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 22 


Mar. 











1642, Order for paying him 2o0o0/. in Difcharge of a 

greater Debt, 21 Apr. 

Sir John, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 11 Jan. 
Feb. 

: 1642, his great Saddles, &amp;c. to be ftayed at Yarmouth, 

6 Apr. To be delivered to him, 21.—His Letter to Mr. 

Clerke ; a Committee to prepare Declaration thereupon, 8 

Sept. Declaration reported, and agreed to, 10. Lords Con- 

currence fignified, 13. 

— Lady, 1642, Information of the Manner of feizing her 
Plate and Money; Order for fearching Trunks, and for her 
Attendance, 11 Aug. 

Byfje, Mr. 1642, to tranfport Moneys for Relief of diftreffed 
Proteftants in Dublin, Cuftom-free, 26 Mar. 














16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


C4 REW, Sir Francis, Report touching his Eleétion, 17 
Apr. 
Clergymen, Bill againft their being Juftices of Peace, read, 30 
I. ; 
—— Bill for eafing them of fome Lay Employments, read, 
2 May. ~ 

Clerk of the Market. Vide Market. 

of the Houfe of Commons, to perufe his Notes of fuch 

as have taken the Oaths, 25 Apr.—To attend a Member “ 
the 





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SR LEI 








IN DE X @o the Seconp VoLuME. 


the laft Parliament for a Bill, 27——To add the Names of 
Places, where omitted, for which Members are returned, 1 
May. 

salina Affiftant admitted at Clerk’s Requeft—not to take Notes 
without Command of Houfe, but only Orders and Reports, 
25 Apr. 

Colne, rei: Vide King. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 16 Apr.—To report opinion, 16 
&amp; 18.—To proceed to Bufinefs, if four prefent, 17 &amp; 29; if 
three present, 28. To ftate matter of faét—Queftion and Re- 
folution about a Chairman of a grand Committee, 18.—All 
Incidents arifing out of any Matter referred to a Committee, 
to be treated of by them—all Committees of the whole Houle 
have Power to fend for Parties—Sitting of Committees fuf- 
pended during the Attendance of Houfe upon the King, 21. 
—Order againft any Member’s being of a Committee for any 
Bufinefs fpoken againft by him difpenfed with, 27—A Com- 
mittee to meet, from time to time, as they fhall think fit, 29. 
—Eight declared a full Number for a Committee, 30. 

Communion to be received by Houfe; a Committee to view for- 
mer Orders relating thereto, 23 Apr. Order of the laft Par- 
liament read, and to be obferved. Form thereof, 25.— 
Receiving deferred, 1 May. 

Conferences. Vide Faft, Goods, Property of, King, and Privi- 
leges. : 

Convocation - houfe, Motion touching a Commiffion lately 
granted them; a Committee to view it, 21 Apr. Report; 
another Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference with 
Lords about it. Tranfcript thereof read; Refolution there- 
upon, 24. 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 16 Apr.—Im- 
powered to affign Council to Petitioners defiring it, 25. 

Ecclefiaftical, Bill for Reformation of Abufes therein, 
read, 27 Apr. Committed, 1 May. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


YADDYMAN, Dr. 1640, to be fent for to attend, 11 Nov. 

1642, his Petition to be employed as Phyfician in the 
Irifh Expedition, received, but not read. Queftion that he be 
approved; Neg. 12 Mar. 

Cefar, Ship, 1642, Order for ftaying it; the Committee for the 
Navy to confider of prefent receiving it into Pay, 23 Feb. 

Order for employing it, 9 Mar. 

Cage, Anne, 1640, Petition referred to Lord Mountmorris’s 

ommittee, 5 Feb. 

. — Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 

Calamy, Mr. 1641, defired to preach, 7 Aug. To be thanked, 
and difcharged, as the Houfe cannot attend at Church, 8. 
Defired to preach, 17 Dec. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 24 Feb. No Perfon to print it befides himfelf, 25. 

Calandria, Alexander, 1640, Petition referred to Dr. Leighton’s 
Committee, 3 Dec. 

Calce, Don Ector de le, 1642, to have Warrant to pafs into 
Flanders, 16 Feb. 

Calcott, Rich. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Callagan, David, 1642, to be brought up, 30 Mar. To be 
releafed upon taking the Oaths, 17 May. 

Callow, Rowland, 1641, authorized to apprehend Priefts and 
Jefuits, 5 July. 

Calveley, Hugh, 1642, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon, 27 Sept. Vide Cholmley, Sir Robert. 

Calves Skins, 1641, Petition of Merchants concerning Parcels 
ftayed by the Order of Houfe; referred to a Committee, 17 
J he Report ; to be confidered; none to be tranfported by 
Force of any Patent till further Orders, 17 Aug. Order to be 
fent to the Out-ports; all Patents concerning the Tranf{porta- 
tien thereof to be brought to Clerk, 20. Moneys raifed by 
Sale of Calves Skins to be paid into King’s Remembrancer’s 
Office, 30. Order about tranfporting them, 8 Sept. 24 
Nov. Patent for that Purpofe ordered, 24. 

—— 1642, Serjeant impowered to compound concerning 
them, 22 Apr. Petition about them to be read, 23 Sept. 
Referred to the Committee for the Navy, 24. 

Cambden, Lord, 1642, Lords to be moved to fend for him, 17 
Dec. 

Cambell, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

1642, his Offer of a Loan of 50c/. accepted, 23 Sept. 
Camber Cafile, 1642, Member to prepare Order for removing 
warlike Stores from thence, 26 Aug. Order reported, 29. 

Cambridge County, 1640, new Writ, 6 Nov. 

1641, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had 
received a Letter concerning the Arms and Militia thereof, 25 
Feb. Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer to the 
Perfons who brought it, 16 Mar. Lord North appointed 
Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 
Mar. 

1642, Others approved, 14 May 


30 June 18 
&amp; 20 Aug. i2 Jan. 


Order about providing Arms for 


the Service of the County, 15 June. Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing the Ordinance for the Militia may be prefently put in 
Execution; Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 1 July. 
Day appointed for putting it in Execution, 5. Deputy Lieu- 
tenants to execute it; Gentlemen to be thanked for their Ser- 
vices, 23. Perfons to go down for that Purpofe, and for ad- 
vancing the Propofitions for raifing Horfe, &amp;c. 29.— Order for 
fuppreffing Riots, 5 Sept.—Inftructions for the County agreed 
to by Lords, 6.—Commiflaries for valuing the Horfe, &amp;c: ap- 
pointed, 8. Perfons fent down to advance the Service of the 
Commonwealth, 27 Oct. oe smn concerning the 
Safety of the County referred to a Committee, 1 Dec. Order 
for raifing 1,000 Horfe, 5. Agreed to by Lords, 8. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for encouraging them thereto, 
17. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 20. Order for feizing 
Arms, &amp;c. of Perfons refufing to contribute upon the Propo- 
fitions, or to affociate men ed 24 Jan. Names of Per- 
fons to be trufted with fequeftering the Eftates of Papifts and 
‘Delinquents prefented and referred to the Committee for that 
Bufinefs, 7 Feb—Letter from Deputy Lieutenants read ; a 
Committee to prepare Order in Anfwer thereto, 17. 

Univerfity, 1640, Report concerning it from the Com- 
mittee for Religion; Statute impofing a Subfcription on 
Scholars voted illegal, 20 Jan. 

1641, Order inlarged, 9 Apr——Letter to be prepared 
concerning the prefling Subfcriptions, 11 Feb. Certificate 
about Proceedings in taking the Proteftation referred to the 
Committee for the Univerfities, 7 Mar. Petition and 
Latin Letter from thence, read, 12 May. Oration of the 
Vice-chancellor concerning the Decay of Learning, referred 
to the Committee for printing, 23 July. A Committee to 
inquire into the printing a Petition in the Name of the Uni- 
verfity, 25 Jan. 

1642, Vice-chancellor and Univerfity to be thanked for 
an Exhibition to Two poor Scholars from Dublin, 4 May. 
Order for ftopping Arms going thither, 16 July. Order 
about freeing Scholars from the Obfervation of Ceremonies to 
be prepared, 23 Jan. Their Petition read; Order againtt 
wearing Surplices, 17 Feb. 

1641, Town, Mayor to ufe his Difcretion in releafing a 
Prifoner, 29 May. Petition trom thence referred to the 
Committee for Fines in Chancery, 4 June. Another Pe- 
— read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it, 16 

ar. 
— 1642, Information of Moneys collected upon the A&amp; 
of Contribution ; Order touching the Difpofal thereof, 9 June. 
Lord Lieutenant to be moved for a Deputation to train 
the Inhabitants, 15 July. Inftructions to be prepared, 15 
Aug.—Order for iecuring the Paflages between Cambridge, 
Lynn, and the northern Parts, read and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 19. Order for keeping one Horfe 
for the Service of the Town, 7 Sept. 

Cammock, Captain, Suffex, 1642, to give Account of Moneys 
received for fortifying Languard Point and Harwich, and why 
o fuffered a Ship laden with Ammunition to flip away, 17 

‘eb. 

Campbell, Sir James, 1641, his Executors to be defired, in the 
dilpofing of his Eftate given to charitable Ufes, to confider 
the Maintenance of the War in Ireland, 15 Jan. Their 
Anfwer, 17. 

— James, 1641, to pafs beyond Sea, notwithfianding a for- 
mer Order of Reftraint, 22 Feb. 

Campian, Titus, 1640, Petition referred to the Bifhop of Ely’s 
Committee, 16 Feb. 

Candles, 1642, Order for bringing them in, 4 &amp; 14 Dee. 

Canons, new, 1640, Motion for referring the Confideration of 
them to the Committee for Religion, 10 Nov. Legality there- 
of to be debated, 20. 24. &amp; 26. A Committee to get War- 
rants conducing thereto, 20. Matter debated, 26.——TFur- 
ther Debate adjourned, 26 Nov. 8,9. &amp; 14Dec. Voted 

not binding to the Clergy or Laity, without Confent of Par- 

liament—Matter of the particular Canons to be confidered, 

15. Voted dangerous and illegal; a Committee to prepare 

the Votes to be tranfmitted to Lords, and examine who were 

the Promoters of the new Canons, 16. Order for their meet- 
ing, 19. for the Committee to ftand, 12 Jan.—for con- 
fidering the Penalties incurred by the Bifhops and Clergy in 
making them, 19. 25, &amp; 26 Jan. Members to attend the 
Committee, 12 Feb.—Houfe to confider the Penalty, 24 Feb. 
1 &amp; 2 Mar. 


1641, Votes upon the Canons to be carried to Lords at a 
Conference ; Managers appointed; a Committee to prepare 


them, 30 Apr. Order for prefenting them, 15 May. 
Committee to ftand, 1 June. Report to be made, 1. 3, 4, &amp; 
5. Conference defired with Lords concerning them, agreed 
to, 7.—Regifter to be f{ummoned forthwith to attend with the 
Acts of the laft Synod, 28 O¢t. 

1641, Bill for making void the new Canons, and pu- 
nifhing the Makers thereof, read, 3 June, Another Bill 
concerning them ordered, 27 July. 

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Canterbury, 1641, Petition from the Church and Tenants there- 
of, read, 12 May. Proteftation to be tendered to the Dean 
and Chapter, &amp;c. 7 Mar. . 

1642, Mayor’s Examination of feveral French Offi- 
cers prefented; Order for thanking him; Officers to be fent 
up, 4 Aug.——Order for paying Meffenger’s Charges, 10 Nov. 
-——Petition of Volunteers; Order four their Indemnity; 
agreed to by Lords, 12 Aug. A Committee to ng 
Order to authorize Perfons to difarm Malignants, 17 Dec. 

Another Committee to take Care for fecuring the 
Library, &amp;c. belonging to the See, 23. 

Capell, Sir Gamaliel, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1641, offers his Security for Money, 5 Aug. 

1642, to have Warrant to convey Arms, &amp;c. to Glou- 

cefter, 5 Oct. 

Lord, 1641, willing to continue his Loan of 1,000/. 

1 Feb. Order about Security to him, 18. 

1642, Refolution for impeaching him, 11 June. Vide 
Northampton, Ear of. Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning the Sequeftration of his Eftate agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference heid and reported ; a Committee to 
confider of a Way for fequeftering it, 27 Sept——Order for 
their meeting and making Report; Committee added, 8 Nov. 
—Order for feizing his Horfes, 12.—for paying Money due 
to him to the Treafurer at Wars, 19. - 

Captives at Algiers and Tunis, 1640, a Committee to receive and 
confider Petitions on their behalf, 10 Dec. Petitions referred, 
11 Dec. 16 Mar. Committees added, 11 Dee——11 
Mar. Committee revived, 12 Feb. Report ; to be con- 
fidered, 1 Mar. Votes touching the Number of Ships to be 
employed to guard the Coafis againft Turkifh Pirates— 
touching the Encouragement to be given them. King to be 
moved thereon, 5. His Anfwer,6. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee; Perfons to be fent for by them, 11. 

1641, like Order, 8 Apr. 13 &amp; 19 May. Further 
Report; Refolution that the King be moved to fend a Perfon 
to demand them—that upon refufing to deliver them up Ships 

may be fent to affail Algiers, 21. 

1642, a Meffenger to be fent to Conftantinople con- 

cerning them ; a Committee to confider in what Manner, and 

with what Inftructions, 15 Apr. Lords to be defired that a 
























































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Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. 


Deputy Lieutenants approved, 
18 Mar. 


——— 1642, Prifoners brought up by the Under-fheriff com- 


mitted to the Gatehoufe; a Committee to confider his 
Charges, 28 July ——Under-theriff examined; Refolution 
touching Satisfaction to him, 3 Aug. 

Carmarthen, Richard. Vide Merchants, Strangers. 

Carnaby, Sir Wm. Vide Quarrel. 

— 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 
20 June. Voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 26 Aug. 

Carnarvon, County, 1640, new Writ, 10 Nov. 

1641, Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants ‘approved; others to be re- 
commended, 18 Mar. é 

1642, Sheriff to pay in the Poll-money by a Time 
limited, or be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 June. ‘Lo be tent 
for, 25 July. 

Borough, 1640, Petition of Burgeffes and Freemen re- 
ferred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee, 11 Jan. Refoljution 
againft giving longer Time for producing Witnefles, 16 Feb. 

Petitions referred, 8 Mar. ; 

1641, other Petitions referred, 1 Apr.——Order for 

meeting of the Committee, 20 Apr. 11 &amp; 13 May. 

— Earl of, 1641, Information of Plate and Jewels be- 

longing to him being feized as they were going to the King ; 
Order about the Difpofal of them, 4 Dec. 

— Mr. 1640, his Letter to Sir Jacob Afliley, read, 31 

ec. 

— Lieutenant Colonel Tho. 1642, Petition referred to a 

Member, 18 June. Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 

July. 19 Aug. 

Lieutenant, 1642, Petition to be confidered, 13 Aug. 

Carpenter, Tho. Vide Privileges. 

Carpenter’s Company, 1642, Order for their fpeeding Wheel- 
barrows and Carriages for the Train for Ireland, 29 July. 

Carre, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. a Conftable, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
17 Dec. 

Carrell, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 12 Apr. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 27. : 















































Committee of their Houfe may meet them, 5 May. 
Moneys to be diftributed among their Wives,1 June. Report 
to be made, 18. 

——— 1641, Bill for their Relief, read, 30 O&amp;.——Com- 
mitted, 2 Nov. Order for meeting of the Committee, 17 &amp; 
27. Bill reported, and re-committed, 27. Reported from 
Re-commitment, and to be ingroffed, 1 Dec. Paffed, 3. 
A Committee appointed in purfuance of the A@; Meflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had appointed a Com- 
mittee, 25 Jan. 








Capuchins, 1641, Perfons examined touching one apprehended ;. 


Order for his Attendance on the Committee for Recufants 
convi&amp;t; Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
him, and concerning the Diffolution of their Convent, 12 
Aug. Defired ; Meflenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 13.- 
Another Conference to be defired with Lords concerning the 
Diffolution of their Convent; Heads agreed to; 1 Nov. Free 
Conference defired by Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers 
appointed; free Conference held, 17. Reported, 18. . 
Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring them to move the King 
for the Diffolution of them, 31 Dec. Sent; their Anfwer, 
3 Jan——-Order for taking them into Cuftody; Meflage to 
French Ambaffador, to know if he will undertake to fend 
them away, 26 Feb. 

1642, a Committee to inquire about them, 4 June. 

Lords to be moved to join in Order for fending them 
out of the Kingdom; Member to prepare it, 31 Aug. 
Order fent to at Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 
2 Sept. Houfe put Lords in mind thereof, 23 Sept. 
1 Oct. 1 Nov. 30 Dec.——A Committee to confider 
of Method for conveying them out of the Kingdom, and 
demolifhing their Convent, 5 Nov.——Order for taking them 
into Cuftody, and fending them away ; the Committee for the 
Navy to write to the Earl of Warwick to provide a Ship, 
13 Mar. Requeft of French King’s Agent concerning the 
Order, to be confidered, 14. A Committee to prepare 
Reafons to be offered at a Conference for removing them 
from Somerfet Houfe, 12 Dec. 

Cardigan, County, 1641, Earl of Carberry nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 11 Feb.——Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 
Mar. 

Cards, foreign, 1640, Bill for prohibiting the Importation 
thereof, read, 4 Mar. 

———- 1641, Committed, 21 Aug. 
arlifle. Vide Berwick. 1641, Order about Carriages to 
convey Arms from thence, g Mar. 

Carlyn, Sieur, 1642, to have Warrant to go to France and re- 
turn, 3 Jan. 

Carmarthen, County, 1641, Earl of Pembroke nominated 

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Symond, 1642, his Petition, and Order for his Dif- 
charge, 3 Jan. 
Carrickfergus. Vide Ireland. 
Carrington, Wm. 1641, Bill for fettling Lands, &amp;c. on him, 
read, 19 Aug. 
a John, 1642, Petition read, and left to the Law, 12 
ay. 





Sir Jo. 1642, to have Licence to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. 
to France, 7 Sept. 

Carter, Tho. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— Mr. Minifter of St. Peter’s, Norwich, 1640, Petition 
touching his being inhibited to preach in his own Parifh 
— read; Declaration and Refolutions thereupon, 23 

feb. 

——-— Mr. Schoolmafter at Highgate, 1641, to be fent for as 
a Delinquent, 8 Nov. 

Arthur, 1642, Order for delivering to him Money flayed 
at Minehead, 24 Sept. 

Captain, 1642, to be committed 'clofe Prifoner to Lord 

Petre’s Houfe, 23 Jan. 

Humphrey, 1642, to be brought to Bar, 18 July. 

William, 1642, defired to preach, 27 July. ‘Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 31 Aug. 

Carteret, Captain Philip, 1641, his Letter concerning French 
Troops landed at Granville, read, 11 May. 

— 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Cuftomers, 
25 Mar.—Examined touching Preparations in France, 26. 

__ Vide France. 

Cartwright, Mr. 1642, to have Licence to fend Arms, &amp;c. to 
his Houfe, 12 Aug. 

Carver, Rob. 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe; Bufinefs 
concerning him referred to the Committee for Informations, 
14 Dec. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 Jan. 

Cary, Eliz. 1642, Petition. Vide Moore, Captain Rob. 

Lady, 1642, Servants to have Licence to go to her at 

Oxford, 21 Jan. 

Serjeant Major, 1642, Complaint againft him and Captain 
Duett, referred to the Committee for Safety of the Kingdom ; 
Committee to injoin Cary not to depart; Complainants to 
have Privilege, 15 Oét. 

Cafe, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 28 Sept——Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 26 Oct. , 

Cafon, Mr. Member of the Houfe of Commons in Ireland, 1642, 
to have Liberty to go thither, 6 June. 

Caffell, Archbifhop of, 1642, Order for allowing him 200/. out 
of the Contribution-money, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Caftile, Mr. 1642, Payment of Money to him, referred to the 
Committee for Ivifh Affairs, 1 Nov. 

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INDEX @ the SEcoND VOLUME. 


Caftleton, Lord, 1641, Bill to enable his Truftees to fell Lands, 
purfuant to his Will, read, 16 Feb. Committed, 19. 

Cafwall, Jofiah, and Rich. Vaughan, 1642, Petition read; 
Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; Managers 
appointed, 24 Nov. ' 

Catechijm, Popifh, 1641, Lord Primate of Ireland to be defired 
to fend it to Houfe, 10 Feb. Prefented, and referred to 
a Committee, 11. 

Caterick, Law. 1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. 

Cathedrals, 1641, Order for preaching every Sunday Afternoon, 
14 June. 

Catlyn, Mr. 1642, to be fummonei to attend, 12 Sept. 
be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 12 Nov.——7 Jan. 

Cattly,,Mr. 1642, offers his Security for Money, 12 Aug. 

Cave, Cecil, 1641, Order for apprehending him, 12 Jan. 

-—-- Sir Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent; voted in- 
capable of fitting during this Parliament, 30 Aug. 

Eliz. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf to 
Holland, 19 Aug. 

Caufes, Eccletiaftical, 1641, Bill for repealing a Branch of Sta- 

tute 10 Eliz. for them, read, 25 Mar. Committed, 3 Apr. 

Reported, and to be ingrofled, 29 May. Paffed, 8 
June. Sent to Lords,9. Recommended for Expedition, 10. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning it; Meffenger dif- 
miffed without Anfwer, 25. Conference agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed; Conference held, 26.° Bill returned, with 
Amendments ; Amendments read twice, and committed, 28. 
Reported, 29. Proceedings thereon, 29 &amp; 30. Free Con- 
ference deiired with Lords thereupon; agreed to, and held, 
30. Bill brought back with Amendments and Proviloes ; 
both agreed to; Provifoes to be ingrofled, 2 July. 

Cawfield, Wm. and George, 1642, Order for relieving them out 
of the Contribution-money, 5 July. Sent to Lords, 7. 

Cawley, Mr. 1640, not to fit till his Eleétion is decided, 6 Jan. 

Cecill, Captain, 1642, his Lieutenant examined whether his 
Soldiers had Powder and Bullet, 8 Nov. 

Ceeling, Thomas, 1642, Order for Indemnity of him; agreed 
to by Lords, 16 Sept.——-A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for his Indemnity, and conferring Horfes upon him, 1 Feb. 
Ordinance reported, 27. 

Celey, Mr. 1642, to remain in Cuftody, 31 Dec. 

Chace, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 


To 


1642, Order for feizing his Horfes, 11 Nov. 
to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 


Chacie, Tho. and John, 1642, 
1 Nov. 

Chadwell, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

To be removed to Colchefter; a Committee to prepare 
Letter to Mayor for keeping him clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Chadwick, Tho. 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfes, 28 Od. 

Chaffin, Dr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

—_—— 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Ot. 

Chalfont, St. Peter’s, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to 
the Bifhop of Bath and Wells’s Committee, 12 Dec. 

Challener, Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Portfmouth, 26 Feb. 

Chamberlayne, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 6 Nov. 
Examined touching Words fpoken by Mr. Carter, School- 
matter at Highgate, 8. 

Charies, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 
Feb. Order for his Diicharge, 21. 

Chambers, Richard, i640, Petition ; re-delivered to be amended, 
20 Nov. To be read, 27,——-Read and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 2 Dec. 

1641, Read again, and referred to the Committee 
for Cuftomers; Procefs againft him in the Exchequer to be 





mafters concerning him; his Imprifonment voted illegal 
Reparation to be made him, 16 Aug. 

Charterhoufe, 1641, Reader recommended, 10 Mar. 

Chatham, 1641, Petition of Shipwrights read; Order about their 
Pay, 28 Aug. 

1642, Petition of the Ordinary employed in the Navy, 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 7 May. Ordinance 
touching the Security of the Navy and Stores; agreed to by 
Lords, 8 Noy. Order for fending down Forces, 15. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants; Le¢iurer recommended, 20 Dec. 

Chaundeler, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear concerning a 
Diftrefs for Non-payment of Poll-money, 13 Nov. 

Chaworth, Dr. 1640, to fit till his Eleétion is avoided, 6 Jan. 

Chedle, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent ; a Committee 
to prepare Impeachment againft him, 27 Sept. 

Cheeke, Sir Tho. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Chepjtead, 1642, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 31 Jan. 

Chert/ey, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recommended, 
31 May. 

Cheflyn, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

— Mr. Minifier of St. Matthew’s Friday-ftreet, 1642, Peti- 
tion concerning him referred to the Committee for feandalous 
Minifters, 4 Apr. His Petition read, 17 Noy. Order for 
removing bim to fome Houfe, upon Security for his Imprifon- 
ment, 26. 

Chejier County, 1640, Petition of divers Inhabitants read, and 
— to the Committee for the Minifiers Remonttrance, 19 

eb. 

——— 1641, Order for their Meeting, 29 Apr. 5 May.— 

Atteftation of the Gentry read, and referred to Mr. Brewen’s 

Committee, 22. Lord Strange nominated Lord Lieutenant, 

10 Feb. Defires to be excufed, 18 &amp; 24 Mar.—Lord Say 

and Seale approved, 24. 

1642, Lords Concurrence fignified, 25. Deputy 

Lieutenants to be recommended, 27 June. Petition of 
Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought 
it, 24 May. The Committee for the Militia to appoint 
Days for muftering the Trained Bands, 7 June. Members to 
fee the Ordinance for the Militia put in Execution; One of 
them to prepare Inftructions,g. Inftruétions agreed to, 11. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 14. Sheriff’s Precepts to 
High Couttables, and Copy of their Warrants, 1 July.—— 
Propofitions fur'raifing Horfe, &amp;c. to be fent down, 8. 
The Committee for the Defence of the Kingdom to confider 
of fpeedy Defence for the County, 29 Aug. Ordinance 
touching the Relief and Recovery thereof, 26 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords, 29. Propofition for a Ship to guard the Coatt, re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 2 Dec. Order for deli- 
vering Arms, 3.—for delivering Powder, 9. Committee to 
take care the Money raifed be not employed againft the Par- 
liament, 9, Articles of Neutrality read; Declaration in 
Diflike of them agreed to, 6 Jan. Letter from Gentlemen 
concerning their fubfcribing them, 9. Anfwer thereto read, 
agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 12. Ordinance for 
raifing and afiefling Moneys on Malignants read, and agreed 
to, 15 Feb. To be made an Order of the Houfe only, and 
figned by Clerk, 21. 

City, 1641, Mayor to fiay Irifh Officers bound for Ire- 
Jand, except as excepted, 20 Jan. To fend up Examina- 
tions concerning them, and Warrants for their Paflage, 1 Feb. 
—Order touching fufpected Perfons ftayed there, 19. 
Officers to permit Powder ftayed there to pafs to Carnarvon, 
7 Mar.—Order for ftaying aud fearching Two Ships from 
France for Dublin, 8. 





fufpended, 16 Apr. Other Petitions referred, 1 July. 

To have his Goods out of the King’s Warehoufe without 

Security, 13 Aug. 

1642, Committee revived; to fit when they think fit, 

4 Apr.——Order for their Meeting, 21 Jan. 

Rob. 1642, Refolution touching his Pay as Auditor to 
the Commiffion for lrifh Affairs, 24 Sept. 

Daniel, 1642, his Letter to Mr. Courtney, concerning 
Allowance to certain Perfons in the North; Bufinefs referred 
to a Committee, 27 O¢t. Committee for the Navy added 
thereto, 30 Dec. 

Dr. 1642, to have Warrant to ride Poft to the King, 
14 Sept. 

Champernoone, Hen. 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 27 
Dec.—To be removed to Ipfwich, and kept clofe Prifoner 
in the mean time ; a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor 
for fafeguarding him, 13 Mar. 

Champion, George, and Joln,1642. Vide Privileges. 

Chanceller, Uabel, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf 
beyond Sea, 5 Oét. 

Chandois, Lord, 1642, Letter concerning his Proceedings about 
the Commiffion of Array ; to be printed, 20 Aug. 

Chaplaine, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 15 Sept. 
Order for his Difcharge, 20. 

Chapman, Mr. 1642, Report from the Committee for the Poft- 


1642, Letter to be fent to the Commiffary for the Muf- 
ters concerning the Stay of Horfe and Dragoons defigned for 
Ireland, 8 Apr. Order touching Expedition in conveying 
them over, 11. A Committee to prepare Letter for that Pur- 
pote; Letter reported, agreed to, to be fair written, and figned 
by Speaker, 13. Information concerning the Stay of Sol- 
diers there, referred to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 17 May. 
—Officers of Ordnance examined concerning a Negleét in 
conveying Arms thither; Commiffioners for lrifh Affairs to 
inquire into it, 18. Lord Lieutenant’s Anfwer; Letter to be 
fent concerning it, 20. Member to go down, and expedite 
the fending them away ; a Committee to prepare Infiructions 
for him; Inftruétions reported, 27. Letter concerning 
Waggons, &amp;c. fent for by the King to Nottingham, and con- 
cerning Perfons indicted for Rebels in Ireland, and now with 
him; Conference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; 
Managers appointed, 5 Sept. Petition of Inhabitants ; 
Leéturer recommended, 31 May. 

Chewton, 1642, Letter concerning Paflages there read, and to 
be printed ; fent to Lords, 9 Aug. 

Cheyneil, Francis, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Univerfities, 11 Feb. 

Cheyney, Henry, 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfes, 25 O&amp;. 

Chichefter, 1642, Letters from Committees for Suflex, and Co- 
pies of Two Commiflions to Colonel Goringe, concerning the 

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Delivery 





IN DEX @o the Srcony VoLtume. 


Delivery of the Magazine to him, read; Order for continuing 
it in Captain Chittey’s Hands; Letter to be written to him ; 


Committees to be fummoned to attend, and give further In- ° 


formation, g Aug. Chittey to refift thofe that fhall take the 
Magazine, 10. Examination of the Mayors Bufinefs 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 16 Sept. Mayor 
reprimanded, and difcharged, 21.——Ordinauce about forti- 
fying the Town, 2 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 8.—Petition 
of Mayor, &amp;c. concerning the State of the City; Order touch- 
ing drawing in Forces for Defence thereof—Order for Indem- 
nity of Mayor for not publifhing tle Proclamation of Pardon 
to the Inhabitants of Suffex, 15.— Letters concerning the She- 
riff’s having pofletied himfelf of the City, and feized Ordnance, 
&amp;e. read, 22 &amp; 23. Refolutions thereupon, 23. Letter from 
Lords concerning taking it in; Committee for Safety of the 
Kingdom to write a Letter of Acknowlegement to the Com- 
manders, 29 Dec. Prifoners from thence carried to feveral 
Prifons, 2 Jan. Petitions of Mayor, &amp;c. referred to a Com- 
mittee ; Committee impowered to receive all Petitions of like 
Nature, and confider of Means for their Redrets, 24. 


Chichefier, Arthur, and Arthur Hill, 1642, Petition read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 14 June. Committees added, 18 —— 
Report; Refolutions thereupon, g July. Papers referred, 11 
&amp; 21. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 11. For deliver- 
ing Certificates to them, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 


Chichley, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
the Houfe, 18 Aug. Voted incapable of fitting curing this 
Parliament—new Writ ordered, 16 Sept. To be fent for in 
fate Cuftody, 26 Jan. Mefflage to Lords concerning him ; 
Anfwer thereto, 27.—Order for delivering his Horfes, 30. 

Chigwell, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read, avowed, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for preaching Minifters; Dr. Utye to 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 8 Jan. Vide Uéye——Petition 
referred to another Comiittee, 1 Feb. 

Child, Wm. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for Griey- 
ances, with {pecial Recommendation, 11 Jan. 

Childe, Morgan, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Jan. 

Chillingworth, William, 1641, to be required to attend, and, 
upon Refufal, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 30 Nov. 

Called in; Order for his further Attendance, 1 Dec. 
Examined, and committed to the Tower, 4. His Petition to 
be read, 18. Read; Order for his Difcharge, 20. 

Chippenham, 1640, Election; Hearing before the Committee 
deterred, 15 Jan Further Time granted for producing 

_ Witneffes, 6 Feb. Order for hearing, 8. Bond to be fent for 
as a Delinquent, 9. Vide Privileges. 

Chifjelborough and Weft Chinock, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants 
read, and avowed; Gawler to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 
Jan. Vide Gawler. 

Chitiey, Captain, 1642, to be continued Captain of the Trained 
Bands in Chichefter, 15 Nov. 

Cholmley, Sir Hugh, 164i, Part of a Letter to him concerning 
the Fears of the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhire, read, 11 Jan. 

—-— 1642, Order for his Indemnity for taking in the Caftle 
of Scarborough, 2 Nov. for his yielding better Obedience 
to Lord Fairfax, 17 Dec. A Committee to prepare a Let- 
ter approving his Service, 21 Jan, His Letter to Lord 
Fairfax referred to Lord General, 8 Mar. 

-——— Sir Henry, 1642, Order for Re-delivery of Two Horfes, 
and repairing Four loft, 25 Nov.——for Repayment of Mo- 
neys to Lim, 21 Jan. 

-- —Sir Rob. 1642, Refolution for impeaching him, Lord 
Vifcount Kelly, Sir Rob. Fitton, Sir Tho. Afton, and Hugh 

Calveley, of High Treafon ; a Committee to prepare the lm- 
peachment, 27 Sept. 

Chowte, Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 23 Sept. 

Chrijichurch, 1642, new Writ, 21 Sept. 

~— Oxon, 1642, the Committee for the King’s Revenue to 
confider of providing for it, 299 O&amp;. 

Chrifiophers, St. 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Order for ftay- 
ing Mr. Robinfon, 14 Jan. 

Chudleigh, Captain, 1641, to attend, 5, 6&amp;12 Aug. Exa- 
mined, 12 &amp; 13. Ditcharged from further Attendance, 13. 


















































to be added, 25. Another Committee joined, with Power to 
confider of Moneys colleéted for buying Impropriations, and 
of the Value of fmall Vicarages, 3.——The Committee to 
meet de die in diem, 4 May—Order for their Meeting ; Names 
of Divines approved of to be prefented to them, 14. A 
Committee to prepare Declaration concerning the Reformation. 
of the Government and Liturgy of the Church, 4 Apr. De- 
claration reported, agreed to, and to be printed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 7. Signified, 8. Government of 
the Church by Archbifhops, &amp;c. voted an Impediment to the 
perfect Reformation of Reiigion, and prejudicial to the State ; 
a Committee to prepare Declaration to that Purpofe, 1 Sept. 
Declaration reporied, agreed to, and to be printed—Order 
from Lords concerning it difagreed to; Conference defired 
by Lords concerning performing divine Service ; Meflengers 
difiniffea without Anfwer, 9. Breach of the Order of Houfe 
to be confidered, 25 O¢t———9 Nov. 


— 1641, Bull for fuppreffing Innovations read; to be read 
a Second Time as foon as Houfe fits, 16 Feb. Committed, 17, 
Committees added, 2 Mar. Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted ; the Committee to withdraw ; Bill to be reported from 
Re-commitment, 12. Reported; Time for levelling Chancels 
to be extended ; Bill to be ingroiled, 21. Pafled, and to be 
fent to Lords, with fpecial Recommendation, 23. 

— 1642, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expedite it, 
1.12. &amp; 14, Apr—1. 4. &amp; 25, June. Bill returned, with 
Amendments ; Exceptions taken at the Meflengers delivering 
it without reading the Title, 15 July. Amendments read twice, 
and committed, 18. Reported, and in Part difagreed to, 26. 
Free Conterence defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed, 30. Bill returned trom Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to—Bill to prevent Inconveniencies by the 
Time’s being elapfed, ordered, 2 Nov. 

1642, Bill for convening an Affembly of Divines, to be 
confulted with by the Parliament, for fettling the Government 
and Liturgy of the Church, read twice, and committed, 9 
May. Reported, and re-committed; Order for Meeting of 
the Committee, 13. Bill reported from Re-commitment, and 
to be ingrofled, 17. Provifo added; Bill pafled, 19. Meflage 
to Lords, defiring them to expedite it; their Aafwer, 23. 
Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers 
appointed; Conference held, and to be reported, 26. Re- 
ported, 27. Report to be refumed, 28 &amp; 30. Lords Amend- 
ments read twice ; free Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Managers appointed, 31. Pree Conference defired; agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; tree Conference held, and reported ; 
Dr. Hammon approved, 1 June. Amendments agreed to by 
Lords, 3. Bill fent up, 4. Meflage to Lords, defiring to 
know whether they have received any Anfwer concerning it, 
17 &amp; 25.—~Mellage to King, defiring him to pafs it, 13 
July. A Committee to perute the Bill, whether the Time be 
elapfed for their Meeting; their Report—fame Committee to 
prepare Bill for giving further Time for their Meeting, 14. 
Bul read twice, and committed ; Commencement thereof, 15. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 16. Anowher Bill order- 
ed, 15 Sept. To be prefented, 24 Sept——-4 Oc. Read 
twice, and committed, 6. Reported—new Bill ordered, 7. 
Read twice, and commiited ; Committee impowered to infert 
Names, 10. Bill reported, and re-committed ; Committee to 
withdraw, 13. Bill paffled; a Name to be left out; Lords to 
be put in mind of the Commencement thereof, 15. Bill re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 19. Another Bill read twice, and to be ingrofled, 27 
Dec. Paffed ; Names to be left out; others to be inferted; 
Commencement of the Bill, 6 Jan. 


Church, Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Ad- 
venturers, 24. Aug. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 Aug. 

Chute, George, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 10 Jan. 

Cinque Ports, 1641, Petition of Gentlemen and their Members 
read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it; Petition 
to be entered; another to Lords read, and approved, 21 
Mar. 
























































1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 6 Dec. 
To be thanked for his Services, 3 Jan. 

Church Government, 1640, the Committee for Religion to con- 
fider of it, 12 Jan. Petition of divers Minifters concerning 
it read, and avowed; Kemonfirance delivered with it to be 
read, 23. Minifters that exhibited them to attend ; Part of 
the Remonftrance read, 1 Feb. Further Confideration ad- 
journed, 4, 5,&amp; 6. Referred to another Committee; Com- 
mittee impowered to receive all Petitions of like Nature, 9. 
Committee added in the room of One deceafed, 15. Other 
Committees added, 27. 

——— 1641, Names of Minifters for fettling the Affairs of the 
Church to be prefented, 12 Feb. , 

——— 1642, Like Orders, 12 &amp; 19 Apr. Names prefented, 
20, 21.23 %25. All approved, except as excepted ; a Com- 
mittee to confider of a. Methodto confult with them; no more 

Vou, II. 





1642, Order for examining, upon Oath, Perfons pafling 
and re-pafling, aid for ftaying futpected Perfons, 19 Sept. 
Judge of the Admiralty therein appointed, 9 Dec——Member 
to prevent Inconveniences from the Neglect of Officers, and 
appoint proper Perfons, 19. 

Cirencefier, 1642, Letter concerning Proceedings there read, 
and to be printed, 20 Aug ———Another concerning the taking 
it by Prince Rupert read, 6 Feb. 

Clandebois, Earl of, 1641, previous Queftion concerning a Com- 
miflion to him for the Command of a Regiment of Foot, Neg. 
29 Dec. 

Clanvichard, Earl of, 1641, Order for difcharging a Ship carry- 
ing Arms to him, 14 Mar. ay 

Clare, Earl of. Vide Brigham. 

Clarke, Simon, 1640, Bill from Lords to naturalize him, 9 
Jan. 








— 1641, 





IN DEX @o the S—Econv Votume. 


=——— 1641, Read, 30 Mar. Commitied, 12 Apr.—— 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 July. 
1642, Paffed, with an Amendment, 23 July. 
Sir Geo. 1641, Petition concerning the Lieutenant of 
the Tower’s refufing to fuffer a Guard to be fet, 31 Jan. 
Mr. Vicar of Andover, 1642. Vide Privileges. 
Sir Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 
Aug. 
: Mr. 1642, Members to ftay his Ship at Woolwich, and 
bring him up, 22 Aug. Their Report; Goods to be laid up 
in fafe Cuftody till further Order, 23. Ship to be difcharged, 


24. 

Claufe, 1642, Exceptions taken to an additional Claufe from 
Lords upon Paper, 29 Mar. 

Claufey, Hugh, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 11 Aug. 

Claxton, Hamon, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 O&amp;. 

Committed to the Clinke, 11 Nov. His Petition read, 
17. Order for his Difcharge, 19 Dec. 

Clayton, John, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Deputy Lieutenants, 16 Dec. 

Clement, St. Danes, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read, avowed, 
and referred to the Committee for preaching Minifters, 19 
Dec. 

1642, Order for fearching Stables, and lifting Horfes ; 
agreed to by Lords, 24 Od. Petition of Trained Bands 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 22 Nov. 

Clergy, 1640, Book concerning the Benevolence granted by them 
ordered, 18 Nov. Benevolence to be debated, 24. Debated, 
26. Further Debate adjourned, 8 &amp; 9 Dec.——Lord 
Keeper and Chancellor of the Duchy to be moved to leave 
them out of the Commiffion of the Peace, 5 Feb. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference with Lords concern- 
ing it; Members to deliver Names of Commiflioners for the 
feveral Counties to the Solicitor’s Clerk, 1 Mar. Order for 
Meeting of the Committee, 8. Heads prefented ; the Com- 
mittee impowered to fend for Witnefles, 9. Heads debated, 
10, 11, &amp; 22. 

1640, Bill for difabling Clergymen to exercife Lay Em- 
ployments, read, 2 Mar. Committed, 8. 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 16 Apr. 
Bill reported ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg.; Bill rejected, 
21. Another Bill read twice, and committed, 21 Od. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 22. Pafled, 23. 

1641, Refolution about the Oath and Subfcription to be 
required of them upon their Admiffion into Orders, and upon 
their Inftitution or Induction into a Living, 21 May. 

Clerk of the Houfe, 1640, to bring in a Catalogue of Bills of the 
Three laft Seffions, 7 Nov.—A Committee to confider of his 
Duty in fafekeeping the Journals and Records of Houfe, 7. 
Vide Journals. Not to fuffer any Copies of Speeches to be 
delivered out, 1 Dec. To attend «a Committee with his 
Book, 8 Jan. 

— 1641, to bring in a perfei Account of Committees, 21 
May. To fub{fcribe certain Orders to be printed, 16 July. 

Motion againft him for fuffering Journals and Papers to 
be taken off the Table; Declaration thereupon, 10 Dec. 
to go out and fee Petitioners fet their Hands to an unfub- 
feribed Petition, 24 Feb. 

— 1642, To examine and atteft Things before they are 
printed, 23 May.——To bring in a Lift of Delinquents, and 
Perfons impeached, 27 Dec. 

of the Market, 1640, Bill concerning his Office to be 
read, 21 Nov. Read, 26. Committed, 29 Jan. 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 27 Apr. 

15 May. Bill reported and to be ingrofied, 2 June. 
Pafled, 24. Houfe pat Lords in mind thereof, 6 July. 

of the Crown, 1642, to give an Account of his Proceed- 
ings upon Warrants for new Writs, 30 Aug. 

Clerk-comptroller, 1642, his Books to be inventoried, and fafe- 
kept at Warwick Cafile, 26 Jan. 

Clerk, Roger, 1642, Order for difarming him, 17 Oct. Com- 
mitted to the Compter, 24. His Petition referred to Lord 
Mayor and Sheriffs, 24 Dec. 

——— Wm. 1642, Information touching Words fpoken againft 
the Honour of the King; Serjeant to carry him, with Exa- 
minations, to Lord Chief Juftice, 27 June. 

—-— John, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, and reftoring his 
Bond, 5 Jan. 

Jo. of Oxford, 1642, a Committee to confider an inter- 
cepted Letter going to him, 9 Jan. 

— Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Nov. 

Cleyford, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Virginia Planters Petition, 18 Dec. 

Clifton, Sir Jervafe, 1641, excufed from making the Protefta- 

tion, 6 May. 

1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 
19 Sept. 

Wm. 1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. 

Clinke, 1642, made a Prifon, 11 Nov. Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 14.——Keeper to fuffer no Prifoners to walk abroad, 


13, Dec-——Efcape of Three referred to the Committee for 
Prifons, 11 Jan.——Keeper to provide an Orthodox Minifter 
to preach, 17 Feb. 

Clitheroe, Manor of. Vide King. 

Clobrey, Mr. 1640, Petition teferred to the Committee for Mr. 
Pryn’s Petition, 11 Dec.—to the Committee for the Virginia 
Planters Petition, 18. 

Oliver, and George Fletcher, 1641, Petition read, and 
recommended to the Englith Lords Commiffioners to think 
of Reparation to them, 4 Aug. 

se aia Sir Ralph, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 

ov. 

—_ ~. Patent for tranfporting it, referred to a Committee, 
14 July. 

Clothiers, 1642, their Propofitions referred to the Committee for 
Adventurers, 8 Apr. 

Cloths, White, 1642, Order for fequeftering the 2s. 8d. upon 
tranfporting them, 7 Mar. 

Clothworkers Company, 1642, Mafter and Wardens to attend 
concerning their Proportion of the Loan promifed by the 
Companies, 2 Aug. Examined ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 4. 

Clotworthy, Sir Jo. 1641, to be fent for to attend, 20 Apr. 

To have the Command of Boats for the Defence of Lough 
Neagh; Allowance to him and his Officers, 27 Jan. 

1642, his Letter read, 14 June. 

Vide Supply. 

1642, Lord Mayor and Aldermen to inquire after the 
Quantity and Price of them in and about London, 29 Dee. 

Order for Stay of Ships trading therein; a Committee to 
confider of employing them, and prepare Declaration to fhew 
the Neceflity a 5 Jan. Gules and Declaration 
fent to Lords; free Conference defired by them thereupon, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Conference held; Or- 
dmance agreed to by Lords, and to be difperfed, 14.—Lord 
Mayor to confider of fetting a Rate upon Coals, gnd by what 
Warrant they have been tranfported to Lifbon ; Order againft 
tranfporting any from London; Price limited, 28.—Order 
to be printed, and fent to the feveral Woodmongers, 2 Feb.— 
Order for feizing Coal Ships from Newcaftle, 14, Agreed to 
by Lords, 21. Order for difcharging One; the Committee 
for the Navy impowered to difcharge the reft, and give them 
Leave to fell their Coals, 18. 

Coat and Conduét-money, 1641, a Committee to confider of 
what has been levied, 14 May. Order for employing all 
Arrears thereof, with Confent of the Counties, &amp;c. in ‘pro- 
viding Arms and Ammunition, 2 Feb, 

Cobb, William, 1642, Petition; Judges of the King’s Bench to 
be moved fora Certiorari and Habeas Corpus, 26 Jan. 

Cobbett, Mrs. 1642, to have 4/. out of the Moneys colleéed 
from Members abfent at Prayers, 4 May. 

Cobham, 1642, Lords to be acquainted with the Store of Arms 
&amp;c. there, 11 Aug. : 

Houfe and Chatham, 1642, Conference defired by Lords 
concerning Perfons fent to take them, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Houfe informed 
of an Oppofition to Perfons fent down by their Order; Infor- 
mation avowed; Refolution thereupon, 22 Aug. 

Cockaine, Lord, 1642, Order for delivering his Horfe to Sir 
Arth. Haflerigg, 11 Feb. 

rsa “oe Captain, 1642, appointed Clerk of the Paflage of Rye, 
10 slug. 

Cockermouth, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Com- 
mittee of Privileges, 2 Jan. Report; Borough reftored— 
new Writ, 15 Feb. 

1641, another new Writ, 5 Feb. 

1642, Petitioner touching the Election not to be preju- 
diced by Elaptfe of Time, 28 May. Queftion that the Com- 
mittee ‘forthwith examine Witneffes thereupon, Neg. 30 June. 

Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges; Witneffes to be examined by them, 1 J uly. Order 
for their Meeting, 11. 

— Sir Tho. 1642, Petition referred to a Committee, 18 

an. 

Cockram, Colonel, 1642, to be fent Prifoner to Hul!, 17 Noy. 

Order for keeping him clofe Prifoner ; Sir Jo. Hotham to 
examine him, 5 Dec. To fend him up in fafe Cuftody, 14. 
Committed to the Compter; a Committee to examine him, 
27. Keeper to bring him to them; no Perfon to {peak to 
him, 22 Jan. 

Codrington, Captain Nich, 1642, Order for Payment of his 
Arrears, 26 July. 


Cofer, Mr. 1642, the Committee for Informations to commit 
him to what Prifon they pleafe, 28 Jan. 

Coffyn, James, 1642, to have Warrant to travel to the King’s 
Court, 21 Feb. 

Cogan, Mr. 1642, Confideration of his Plate lately ftayed, re- 
ferred to a Committee, 22 Aug. 

Coggin, Robert, a Prifoner in Execution, 1640, to be brought 
to a Committee, 19 Mar. 


Coals. 


Coin, 





INDEX 6 the SECOND VoLuUME. 


Coin, Scots, 1641, Conference to be defired with Lords cuncern- 


ing its pafling current; Affay-mafter of the Mint to attend, 28 
Ot 


Coke, Mr. 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for Religion, 30 Nov. 

Sir Edw. 1640, a Committee to inquire into the Seizure 

of his Books and Papers, 5 Dec.——To attend Sir Edw. Lit- 

tleton for fome of them, 18 Jan. Requeft to be made to 

the King about them, 6 Feb. His Executors to deliver them 

to Sir Rob. Coke, 13. © 

1641, his Heir to be defired to print his Commentary 

upon Magna Charta, the Pleas of the Crown, and Juritdic- 

tion of Courts, 12 May. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill for licenfing his 

Books, &amp;c. 7 Mar. 

1642, Bill read, 2 May. 

Sir John, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 O€t. 

Exceptions taken to his Mifalleging Precedents ; heard 

thereupon ; ordered to withdraw ; called in, and admonifhed, 

7 Dec. 

1642, voted a Deliaquent, 16 Aug. To attend the 

Service of Houfe, and declare hiimfelf, 30. Voted incapable 

of fitting during this Parliament, 7 Sept. jnformation of 

Difflervices done by him to the Parliament; Informants to 

be thanked; Order for fending for him in fafe Cuftody, 17 

Dec. 






































Tho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 12 Nov. 

To be fent for as a Deljuent, 1 Dec. 4 Feb. Bufinefs 

concerning him referred T the Committee for abfeut Members; 

Order for bringing him up fufpended till Report, 15. 

Sir Rob. 1642, Bill from Lords to fell Lands for Pay- 

ment of Debts, 23 May. Read ; not to be read a Second 

time but in a fuli Houte, 9 June. 

1642, to have Warrant to tranfport Two Cafes of Pif- 

tols inio Gloucefterfhire, 19 Aug. His Letter referred to 

the Committee for Satety of the Kingdom, 26 Noy. To 

be fent for asa Delinquent, 1 Dec. His Servant to have 

Warrant to pais to him, 24 Jan. Sir Rob. ordered into 

Serjeant’s Cuftody ; the Commitiee for Examinations to exa- 

mine him, and receive Informations concerning him, 2 Feb. 

Report ; Order for committing him to the Tower, dif- 

arming his Houfe, and feizing his Horfes, 9 Mar. 

Hen, 1642, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 15 Nov. 
+«—To be fent for as a Delinquent, 1 Dec. 

Coker, Cadwallader, 1642, Seizure of Money due to him, ap- 

roved, 12 Jan. : 

Colchefier, 1641, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s An- 
{wer to Perfons who preferred it, 20 Jan. 

1642, Order for fiaying Arms, &amp;c. fhipped there, 9 

- June—for difpofing of 100/. collected upon the Act of Con- 
tribution, to the poor Irifh:in the Town, and for paying the 
Refidne into the Chamber of London, 17. Former Part dif- 
charged, 1 July. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. about fecuring 
the Town; Gentlemen of the County to be thanked for their 
good Service, 22 Aug.—Letter concerning Tumuits; Mem- 
bers to go down to appeafe them; a Committee to prepare 
Inftructions for them, and a Declaration; Perfons to ‘be tent 
for as Delinquents, 23. Letter from Committees referred to 
Lord General, and the Committee for Defence of the King- 
dom, 25. Perfons to be fent up as Delinquents, 9 Dec. 

Coldfield, Jo. 1642, to be continued in Prifon, and difcharged 
from his Cornecy, 1 Nov. 

Coldham, Jo. 1642, Order for Mayor and Juftices to proceed 
againtt him ; to be fent in a Letter, 15 Feb. 

Cole, Mr. 1641, the Committee for Contributions to confider of 
Relief to him, and perufe a Letter to Lord Say concerning him, 
14 Feb. Report of the Sum allowed, 7 Mar. . 

Sir Wm. 1642, Petition read, and referred to Mr. Chi- 

chefter’s Committee, 30 July. 

Sir Nicolas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 


















































Sept. 

st Peter, 1642, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 2 Nov. 

Andrew, aud Servant, 1642, to have Warrant to go to 
the King, 20 Dec. 

Colebrook, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers read, and 
agreed to, 20 Aug. 

Coleby, Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 Oc. 

Coleman, Mr. 1641, Queftion for recommending him to be 
Leéturer at St. Giles’s in the Fields, Neg. 7 Mar. 

a Prieft, 1641, to be turned over from New Prifon to 
the King’s Bench, and proceeded againft according to Law, 
15 Nov. 

: Ellis, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, fined 100/. and committed to the King’s 
Bench, 22 Aug. 

Coles, Hen. 1642, to be fent foras a Delinquent, 20 Feb. To 
be difcharged, 21. 

Colfer, Edw. 1640, Petition; Anguifh to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 8 Dec. Vide Angui/h.—P tition referred to the 
— for rigorous levying Ship-money, 22 Jan, 

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Collectors, 1641. Vide Poll money.—A Committee to confider 
of Allowances to them, and what they have paid for pafling 
their Accounts of the Two laft Subfidies, 3 July. Order for 
their fitting, 6 &amp; 12.—Another Committee to prepare Order 
for taking their Accounts; Lift of thofe who have brought in 
Moneys due upon the Act of Four Subfidies, to be brought 
to them, 16. 

Collins, Walter, and John Stanford, 1641, Petition read, and 
laid afide, 8 July. 

Increafed, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 17 Dec. 

Collifon, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

a Tything, 1642, Order about rating it in Affeffments, 
25 Feb. 

Colly, Lieutenant, 1642, committed to London-houfe, 9 Jan. 

Colman-fireet, 1642, Order for paying Perfons who ftayed Horfes 
there, 21 June. 

Colpeaners Sir Wim. 1640, not to fit till his Eletion determined, 
10 Nov. 

Mr. 1642, Information of Words fpoken by him con- 

cerning the Middlefex Trained Bands, to be given, 27 May. 

Given, and referred to the Committee for Informations, 28. 

Order for their fitting, and making Report, 4 July. 

Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Aug. 

His Petition read, 5 Oct. 

Sir Jo. 1642, his Letter to Speaker concerning his come- 

ing with a Letter from the King; Debate thereon; previous 

Queftion for difabling him to fit, Neg. ; called in, 27 Aug. 

- Lady, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 12 
ec. 


Coljion, Tho. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Coltman, \Vm. 1640, Report touching his Complaint againft Sir 
H. Spiller, referred to the Committee for the Charge againtft 
him, 25 Nov. Vide Spv/ler. 

Combe, Jo. 1642, Order for bailing him, 4 Jan. 

Combes, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Warwickthire Petition, 1 Feb. 

—— George, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Safety of the Kingdom, 26 Jan. 

Committees, 1640, grand, appointed—Declaration that the Power 
of making Sub-committees is incident to them, 6 Nov.— 
Motion that every one naming a Committee fhall ftand up. 
uncovered, o.—Member {pared from a Committee at his own 
Requeft —Motion that Committees might be fent. for to attend 
a Conference, 12.—To continue, thougii they do not fit at the 
appointed Times, 28. Attendance of a Chairman difpenfed 
with, and the Committee to appoint another for the Time, 5. 
Dec.—Ali to fit during a Recels—One appointed to examine 
Witneffes during a Recefs, 22. Grand Committees to ap- 
point no more Sub-committees, and thofe already appoiited 
to ceafe till further Order—Chairmen to fet up Notes where 
they are to fit, 12 Jan— Private Committees laid afide for a 
Time, 28. 12 Feb.—Chairmen impowered to fend for 
Parties and Witnefles, 16.—Order for clearing Committce 
Rooms, 18.—Complaint of Non-attendance of Members of 
grand Committees, 22. Chairmen impowered to receive all 

etitions proper for their Committees, 3 Mar—Committees 
laid afide for a Time to meet, 5.—To proceed to Bufinefs of 
the moft Importance, 20. 

1641, Chairman, having Leave to go into the Country, 

to leave his Notes with another Member, 15 Apr. All to 

be diffolved for a Day, 11 May. Chairmen to expedite 
their Reports, 15.—Perfeét Account of Committees to be pre- 

fented, 21.—Ali that come to have Voices at public Bills, 25. 

No Motion to be made for renewing a Committee till 

after Nine o’Clock, 5 June.—Declaration that no Committee 

ought to determine the Right and Property of the Subject, 28, 

Refolution that no Vote of a Committee, not confirmed 

by Houfe, fhall be any Rule for Courts of Juftice, 6 Aug.— 

Chairmen, at leifure Time, to report Caufes voted, 11. 

None to be revived without new Order, 27 O&amp;. A Com- 

mittee to fit at Guildhall, 5 Jan—To fit at Grocers Hall, 17. 

—All to fit, notwithftanding the Sitting of a Committee of the 

whole Houfe, 28.-——A Committee to meet at Merchant 

Taylors Hall, 2 eb. Sub-committees, made by them, made 

Committees, 4.—A Chairman appointed by Houfe, 7. A 

grand Committee impowered to fend for Members from any 

other Committee, except as excepted, g Mar.—None to fit in 

a Morning, 22. ] 

1642, Chairmen of public Committees impowered to fend 

to private Committees to attend them, when they wanta Num- 

ber, and return the Names of fuch as refule to come, 11 May. 

—Committees appointed in the rcom of others difpenfed 

with, 7 June——Three to have Power of a Committee, 

18 July. Serjeant to require the Attendance of a Com- 

mittee on the Houfe, 14 Nov.—None to fit after Eight o’Clock, 

2 Mar. 

1640, a Committee appointed for leffening Committees ; 

Clerk to attend them with his Book, 8 Jan.—Report touching 

Committees to ftand, 12. 













































































——1641, 





INDEX (¢@o the Srtconp VoLuME. 


——— 1641, Inftruétion, 18 May. Order for making fur- 
ther Report, 18, 19, &amp; 20. Bufineffes of other Committees 
to be communicated to them, 20 &amp; 21. Order for their 
meeting ; all that come to have Voices, 28 May. 1 
June. Further Report of Committees to ftand, 1 June. 
Chairmen of other Committees to acquaint them what Reports 
they have ready, 1. 5. &amp; 11. Another Committee to 
confider what Bufineffes are fit to be expedited before 10th 
Auguft, 12 July. Chairmen to attend them with Reports, 13 
&amp; 15. Committees added, 14. Report of Committees to 
ftand, 15. 

— 1641, a Committee to fit in Guildhall during an Adjourn- 
ment, impowered to appoint certain Moneys to be paid; all 
that come to have Voices ; Meflage to Lords, acquainting them 
therewith, 5 Jan. Order for their fitting in Grocers Hall; all 
that come to have Voices ; their Power inlarged; to confider 
how Houfe may adjourn from Weftminfter, and fearch Pre- 
cedents for that Purpofe, 17. Committee impowered to receive 
any Meflage from the King, and confider what is fit to be done 
thereupon—to prepare an Anfwer—to receive any thing con- 
cerning the Five Members, 20. Order for meeting 
at Merchant Taylors Hall; further Power given them, 2 
Feb. 

1641, a Committee to fit in the Exchequer Chamber 
during a Recefs; Inftructions, 9 Sept. Report concern- 
ing the Declaration touching Innovations—the Corref- 
pondency with the Committee in Scotland—the Arms and 
Ammunition at Berwick and Carlifle—the Tumults—the 
King’s Revenue—Irifh Petitions—Delinquents—Sir Jo. Berk- 
ley and Major Oneale—Letters from the Committee in 
Scotland—their Return from thence, 20 O&amp;. Further Re- 
port touching the Troopers Complaints ; Member to draw out 
the particular Heads, and receive Petitions relating thereto, 21. 

_ Vide Coniers. 

Communion, 1640, to be received by Houfe; Preachers ap- 
pomted ; Members undertake to give them Notice ; a Com- 
mittee to fuperintend it, and confider of Means to prevent 
Papifts fitting in the Houfe; to choofe a Sub-committee for 
difpofing of the Money offered thereat,g Nov. Order for their 
fitting, 16 &amp;19. Committees added, 19. The Committee to 
prepare Order concerning receiving it, 20. Members coming 
thereto, to deliver to them their Names and the Places they 
ferve for, 21. Day appointed for receiving it, 26. Mem- 
bers chofen to receive it, tho’ their Writs be not returned ; 
Committees excufed at their own Requeft, others appointed in 
their room, 28. Report touching the Difpofal of the 
Money collected, 23 Dec. 

Communion Tables, 1641, Declaration concerning them, 8 Aug. 
Confideration of removing them to be moved, and debated, 
30. Refolution for removing them in all Parifh Churches and 
Chapels; a Committee to confider the removing them in the 
Univerfities and Inns of Court, and the Book of Sports, and 
all other Innovations, 31. Order for that Purpofe reported ; 
Lords Concurrrence to be defired at a Conference; fame Com- 
mittee to prepare an additional Order, to prevent Abufe of 
the Common Prayer Book, and Tumults thereupon, 1 Sept. 
Addition reported, and re-committed, 6. Firft Order read, 
and, without any Addition, to be printed, and difperfed by 
Members; Conference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 8. 

Compton, Sir H. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 
Report from the Committee for the Soap Bufinefs, 17 Aug. 
To be bailed, 26. 

— Lord, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 16 Feb. 

Conference, 1640, Members gone before to be fent for by Mace 

—going out of the Houfe before Speaker to forfeit 10s— 

Reporters to go firft, 12 Nov. 

1641, Members gone before to pay 2s. to the Poor; a 
Committee to take their Names, 20 July. Conference de- 
fired by Lords, without exprefling the Subje@; difagreed to, 
2 Aug. 

1642, Exceptions taken to a Meflage for a Conference, 
being too general, 20 May. 

Conferences. Vide Faft, Lords, Houfe of, Scots, Ireland, Good- 
man, Priefis, James, Recufants, Parliament, Army, Ber- 
wick, London, York, Court of, Plot, Ports, Queen Mother, 
Tumults, Piercy, Roffetti, General Lord, Star-chamber, High 
Commiflion Court, Leicester, Earl of, Kingdom, French Am- 
baffador, Spanifh Ambaflador, Bi/hops, Tower, Hull, New- 
castle, Saltpetre, Thankfgiving, York, Ordnance, Princes, 
foreign, Lincoln, Bifhop of, Prince, Parliament Houfe, Vene- 
tian Ambaflador, Soldiers, Philips, Robert, Richmond, Duke 
of, Forts, Wieht, le of, Pluralities, Argyle, Marquis of, 
Elfinour, Kent, Denmark, Gunpowder, ‘Michaelmas Term, 


a 


Church, Lincoln County, Effex, Letcefter County, Mack- 
guire, Admiralty, Warwick, Earl of, Rowe, Tonage, Effex, 
Earl of, Hamborough, Pymm, Cobham Houfe, Chatham, 
Orders, Hertford, Marquis of, Great Seal, Mohun, Lord, 
Capell, Lord, Pirates, Herbert, Lord, Stamford, Lord, 


Molyneaux, Sir Vivian, Affociation, Weftminfter, Portland, 
Earl of, Poft-office, Lancafter County, Militia, Coals, London, 
Davies, Fairfax, Lord, and Windjor. 

Coniers, Sir John, 1641, his Letter to Speaker read, 23 June. 

Order for reporting to Lords at a Conference that Houfe 
will think of a Recompence to him, to be prepared, 11 Aug. 

Another Letter read, 6 Sept. Report from a Com- 
mittee touching the Troopers Complaints againft him ; Mem- 
ber to prepare Heads thereof, and receive Petitions of like 
Nature, 21 Oé¢t.—Another Petition referred; further Report 
touching the Troopers; Refolution thereupon,. 23. His 
Examinations before Lords Committees read, 17 Nov. 
Stationers Company to inquire who publifhed a Pamphlet, 
intituled, Articles againft him, 23 Oct— His Petition read ; 
Anfwer to be returned by Member who brought it, 18 Dec. 

1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 July. Sent 
to Lords, 26. -His Petition read ; Petition and Account of 
Difburfements referred to the Committee for Prifoners, 24 
Sept. His raifing Volunteers to recruit a Company in 
Holland approved, 27 Jan. ‘ 

Coning /by, Fitzwilliam, 1641, Bill for fettling an Eftate upon 
an Hofpital, and for new fettling his Eftate, read, 26 May. 
Committed; Infiruction, 28. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 26 July. Pafled, 4 Aug.-—~Sent to Lords, 24 
Dec. 

Conifby, Tho. 1640, Petition againtt him, for rigorous levying 
Ship-money, referred to the Committee thereon, 5 Dec. 

Examination of the ep, RC him, and others, 
referred to the Cominittee for Examinations, 28 Jan. 
Other Petitions of the Inhabitants of St. Albans againft him 
referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee ; Order for bailing 
him, 18 Feb. 

— 1642, his Precept for raifing the Militia referred to the 
Committee for Examinations; Order for his Attendance on 
them; Report touching his Behaviour; Order for his Com- 
mitment to the Tower, 13 Mar. Lieutenant’s Demands 
concerning his Treatment read, and referred to the Committee 
for the Tower, 14. 

— Fitzwilliam, 1641, expelled, 30 Ot. 

——— 1642, to be tent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 30 
July. To forbear his Refidence in the Tower, 4 Nov. 

Connaught. Vide Ireland. 

—— Lord Prefident of, 1641, Report that the King~ had 
commanded Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to recommend him 
as a Colonel; Lord Lieutenant to be acquainted that he is 
provided for, 27 Jan. 

Connelles, Owen. Vide Oconnellys. 

Conradus, Wm. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 
Report touching the Complaint of the Vintners againft him ; 
Witneffes to be fummoned, 27 Nov. Order for bailing 
him, 3 Dec. 19 Jan. 

Confiable and Earl Marfhal’s Court, 1640, a Committee to re- 
ceive Petitions concerning them, 23 Nov. Order for their 
meeting; Committees added, 8 Dec.—Report; the Court 
voted a Grievance; the Committee to prepare a Charge to 
be tranfinitted to Lords, 19. 

Conftable, Sir Wm. 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 7 
Dec. Vide Dearlove. 

Captain, 1642, Complaints againft him referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 7 O&amp;. 

Convent Garden, 1640, Bill for making it parochial read, 8 
Feb. 

— 1641, committed, 25 May. Order for meeting of the 
Committee, 12 June. Committees added, 28. Committee 
revived, 28 Feb. 

1642, Order for meeting of the Committee ; Committees 
added, 25 Mar. All that come to have Voices, 3 Aug. 

1640, Bill concerniug ereéting a Parifh Church there 
read, 4 Mar. 

Convocation, 1640, a Committee to confider whether a Mem- 
ber thereof may be fent for by Serjeant, 10 Nov. Members 
fent for, 21 &amp; 24.——-A Committee to examine the Writs for 
continuing the Convocation, when the Parliament was dil- 
folved, 9 Dec. ‘ 

1041, original Books of Entries to be re-delivered, and 
Copies to be delivered to a Member, 13 Aug. 

1641, Bill for punifhing Members of the late Convoca- 
tion read twice, and committed, 27 Apr. Order for fitting 
of the Committee, 5 &amp; 15 May.—All that come to have 
Voices, 25. Order for their Meeting, 16 June. 

—— 1641, like Order, 11 May. 

Conway, 1640, Petition of Burgeffes and Freemen referred to 
Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee, 11 Jan. 

Lord, 1642, his Letter to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
read, 18 May. Other Letters referred to the Commiffioners 
for Irifh Affairs, 4 June——Another Letter read, 14. 

Cooke, Sir Walfingham, 1641, to be recommended to the Com- 
mittee for Contributions, 22 Mar. 

——-—~ Mr. 1642, to be admitted into Houfe again, 9 Dec. 





INDEX ¢@o the SECOND VoLumeE. 





Mr. a Meflenger for apprehending Priefts, 1642, com- 
mitted to the Gatehoufe for abufing a Foreign Minifter ; to 
make Submiflion to him, 14 Apr. 
jeant’s Cuftody, and turned over to the Gatehoufe, 18.— 

o ftand committed unlefs he make Submitlion within 
a Time limited; Serjeant to give him Notice thereof, 17 
May. 

Canges, Mr. Reétor of A&amp;on, 1641, his Cafe reported; Suf- 
— voted illegal; Order for taking it off, and making him 

eparation, 19 Aug. | 

Tho. Mayor of Chefter, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 12 Aug. 

Coote, Sir Charles, 1642, Lords to be moved to join in befeech- 
ing = King to beftow the Landsof a Rebel upon his Children, 
16 May. 

Coothe, ie, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinyuent, 5 Aug. 
His Petitions, 3 Sept. 4 Jan. 

Cope, Mr. 1641, Petition to be read, and confidered by a Com- 
mittee, 1 Sept. The Committee to perufe Depofitions, 
and take Examinations offered by him, 20 Odi. 

Copley, 1642, a Minifter recommended in the Vicar’s room 
during his Lmprifonment, 24 Sept. 

Copley, Wm. 1640, Bill for fettiing Lands and Tenements on 
his Heirs Male read, 12 Feb. Committed, 26. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Mar. 

















To be taken into Ser-° 


Duchy, and Deputy Lieutenant; Order for their fitting; 

Committees added, 7 Dec. Bufinefs concerning the Stannary 

Court referred, 23. 

1641, his Petition read, 24 June. 
fit in this Pailiament, 18 Aug. 

Cory, Francis, 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Cosens, Dr. 1640, Petition of Mr. Smart againft him read, and 
referred to the Committee on Mr. Leighton’s Petition; In- 
firuction to inquire by whofe Means he was preferred, 10 
Nov. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 21. His Monita for 
Peterhoufe read, and referred, 24. His Petition read, and 
referred, 28. Order for bailing him, 3 Dec. 19 Jan. 
—to make Satisfaction to Mr. Smart; adjudged guilty of Su- 
perftition, and unworthy of any ecclefiattical Preferment; a 
Committee to prepare Charge againft him to be trantimitted to 
Lords, 22.——-Order for their Meeting, 10 Feb. Im- 
peachment reported, and re-committed, 4 Mar. Reported 
from Re-commitment, and in part read,6. Refidue read ; 
Order for Ingroffment; ingrofied Articles read, and to be 
fent to Lords, 11. Sent, 16. 

1641, Meffage trom Lords, acquainting Houfe that his 

Anfwer is come in, 4 June. Meflage to them, defiring 


_— to difpatch the Impeachment; Ant{wer thereto, 23 
Jar. 





Not admitted to 























Heard concerning the Kentifh Petition, 4 Apr. To be 

bailed, 7. ; 

John, 1642, Petition concerning firange Exploits he 
would undertake in Ireland read, and referred to Lieutenants 
of the Tower and Ordnance; all Petitions of like Nature 
referred, 4 June. 

Coporis Stones, 1640, Patent concerning them to be brought 

. in, 21 Nov. 

Coppinger, Adam, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 
Jan. His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 8 Feb. 
Corbett, Sir John, 1641; his Cafe reported; Proceedings 
againft him voted illegal ; Reparation to be made him ; Harris 
to be fent for as a Delinquent ; the Committee to prepare a 
Tranimiffioa of his Caufe, 4 June. Declaration read 
twice; to be ingroiled, and fent to Lords, 29 July. His 

Caufe to be tran{mitted, 25.&amp; 28 Aug. 

Mr. 1642, Metlage to Lords, defiring them to fend down 

Two Letters from Holland to him; their Anfwer, 4 July. 

Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 30 Nov. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 28 Dec. 

Cordell, Sir John, 1642, to be fummoned to attend; Loan of 
3,000 /. propounded to him ; his Anfwer, 24 Apr. 

Cordrey, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent; Order for 
difarming and fecuring him, 17 Oct. 

Cordwell, Mr. 1641, a Committee to call him before them, 
7 Mar. Vide Gunpowder. 

1642, to have Liberty to deliver Powder to Perfons ap- 

ointed by Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 2 Apr.——To {fell Powder to 

Morle , 1 July. ‘The Committee for the Navy to treat 
with him about furnifhing Powder, 28 Feb. Order for 
permitting him to carry Saltpetre to his Works, 3 Mar. 
Addition thereto, 6. 

Corfcajile, 1640, new Writ, 17 Dec. 

Cornelius, Jafp. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Dec. 

Corney, Mr. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 22 June. 

Cornwall, 1641, Lord Roberts nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
10 Feb.———Letter from the Sheriff read, 21. Deputy 
Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who brought it; another Petition to Lords read, and 
approved, 22 Apr. Under-theriff to be f{ummoned to give 
an Account why he does not pay in Monies collected upon 
the Aé&amp;t of Contribution, 27 June-——-—Crder for fiaying 
Horfes going from thence to York, 11 July. A Commit- 
tee to go down, and put the Ordinance for the Militia in Exe- 
cution; Inttruétions to be given them, 27. Deputy Lieute- 
nants approved, 28 &amp; 29. Meflage from Lords, defiring 
Houfe to join in fending for Members now putting the 
Commiffion of Array in Execution; Meflengers difmiffed 
without Anfwer, 8 Aug.—Letter from Committees concern- 
ing Paffages there ; Refolutions, and Order thereupon ; Letter 
and Votes to be fent to Lords, 9 —Committees to be injoined to 
put the Militia in Execution, 22. Order for Ships to be 
aiding to the County, and for repaying Moneys expended for 
Defence thereof, 22 O&amp;.——Letters exprefling the State of 
the weftern Parts to be delivered to the Lords at. a Con- 
ference, ‘26 Nov. Order touching raifing Dragoons, 6 
Dec. 

Cornwallis, Sir Fred. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 23 Sept. 

Corryton, Mr. 1640, to withdraw—a Committee to examine a 
Complaint againit him about the Election of Bofliney, and 
confider of other Mifdemeanors, as Vicewarden of the Stan- 
naries, 14 Nov.—~To confider of others, as Steward of the 

Vor. I. 






























































1642, Information concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for feandalous Minifiers, 7 Apr. 

Cofs, Enfign, 1642, committed to Lord Peter’s Houfe, 2 Jan. 

Cotenham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Minifters appointed 
to preach weekly, 4 May. 

Cottages and Inmates, 1640, Bill to prevent the Increafe there- 
of read, 18 Mar. 

Cotterell, Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Judges, 31 May. 

—- Charles, 1642, Order for taking off the Refiraint upon 
his Cloaths and Money going to York, 5 Aug. 

Cotiington, Lord, 1640, Houfe acquainted that he was difmiffed 
from the Lieutenancy of the Tower, 16 Nov. 

— 1642, Information of Arms at his Houfe; his Servant 
examined thereupon; Quefiion that Lords be acquainted 
therewith; Neg. 10 June. Order for refiormg Moneys 
feized at his Houfe, 26 Aug. The Committee for Exami- 
nations to examine concerning Plate feized there ; Order for 
keeping the Arms and Ordnance, 11 Feb. 

Cotton, John, 1642, to be licenfed to go beyond Sea with one 
Servant, 18 June. 

— Mr. 1642, his Imprifonment voted illegal; Reparation 

. to be made him, 16 Aug. 

Coventry, Mr. Vide Crefwell. 

— 1640, Order for hearing his Cafe at the Committee of 

Privileges, 10 Nov. 

1042, voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament ; 
new Writ, 12 Aug. 

Coventry, 1640, Election; Petition, 4 Feb. 

1641, new Writ, 12 July. 

— 1642, Sheriff to difperfe the Declaration concerning the 

Commiflion of Array; Letter to be fent down about pub- 

lifhing Orders of Houfe, 9 July. Lords to be defired to 

difpatch the Inftruétions, 15 Aug. Conference defired by 
them concerning the Diftrefs of the City ; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Committee 
to prepare Declaration of the Paffages there, 22.—Letter from 
thence, relating the Paflages of a Rencounter between the 
Parliament and adverfe Forces, 25. Confideration of 
maintaining the Garrifon referred to the Committee for Safety 
of the Kingdom. 20 Sept.—Petition of Citizens; Order 
for Repayment of Money difburfed toa Regiment there— 
for licenfing them to carry down Ordnance, 22. An- 
other Petition referred to the Committee for Informations, 

12 Ott. 

— Earl of, 1642, Houfe informed of his Intention to put 
the Commiflion of Array in execution in Worcefterfhire ; 
Lords to be defired to iflue Warrant for. apprehending him, 
9 July. Order for delivering Arms ftopped at his Houfe 
to Ear] of Pembroke, 22 Aug. 

Coveit, Lady, 1642, to have Liberty to go into Suffex, 24. 
Ot. 















































Council Chamber. Vide Star-chamber. 

1640, Procefs for Fines to be impofed by them to be 
fiayed, 28 Jan. 

Counjellors, evil, 1641, a Committee to prepare Petition to the 
Kiang to prevent Mifchiefs from them, 28 O&amp;t. Order 
for their fitting, 1 Nov. Inftruétions to Counfellors in Scot- 
land concerning them read, 5. 

— 1642, Day appointed for nominating them, 7 &amp; 9 May. 
Lords to be acquainted therewith, 9. 

Courten, Mr. 1642, to have Notice not to difpofe of his Salt- 
petre, 13 June. A Committee to bargain with him for it, 
20. Meflage from Lords concerning a Ship of his _balafted 
with Saltpetre, 21.——Has Licence to difpofe of it,11 Aug. 

Courtney, 

















INDEX @o the Seconyp VouuME. 


Courtney, aliasS myth, Adam, 1641, his Examination, and Papers 
taken with him, referred to Mr. Beale’s Committee; Juf- 
tices of the King’s Bench to be moved for Habeas Corpus to 
remove him from Aylefbury ; Serjeant’s Man to attend them 
for two Habeas Corpora, 27 Nov. 

Ww. 1642, a Committee to examine the Bufinefs con- 
cerning him, 27 O&amp;. Report; Member to prepare Decla- 
ration touching the Commiflion granted him, 28. 

Courts of Juftice, 1640, grand Committee appointed, 6 Nov. 
Petitions referred, 13 &amp; 20. The Committee to ftand, 12 
Jan. Report touching the Parifh Clerk of St. Bartholomew’s, 
25. Vide Bartholomew’s, St. 

1641, touching Mr. Flower, 26 May. Vide Flower. 
——Refolutions about buying judicial Places—about buying 
Offices of Truft—about buying Serjeantfhips at Law to be in- 
ferted among the Caules and Remedies of the Evils of this 

Kingdom, 17 Feb. Vide Grievances. 

1641, Bill for avoiding unjuft Fees in the Offices there- 
of read, 6 July. 
1642, Officers to be affefled to the Bill of 400,000/. ; 

Lift of their Names to be fent to the Commiffioners, 17 May. 

Order againft removing the Records to Oxford, 13 Jan. 

ecclefiattical, 1640, Bill for Reformation of Abufes 
therein read, 1 Dec. 

——— 1641, Committed, 27 Apr. 
Committee, 5 &amp; 26 May. 

— 1642, a Committee to prepare Declaration for their 
proceeding upon Statutes in Force concerning ‘T'ythes, 17 
Oct. 

Cowles, Francis, 1642. Vide Privileges. : 

Cowley, James, 1612, a Letter to Speaker, and Examination of 
Witnefles againft him for dangerous Words, read ; Order for 
proceeding according to Law, 7 May. 

Cowper, Sir Antony Athley, 1640 &amp; 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Francis, 1642, to be f{ummoned as a Witnefs, 14 Apr. 
— Peter, 1642, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 21 

A pr. 


—_—— — 


Order for fitting of the 


Sir Wim. 1642, to be fecured and difarmed, 22 Oct. 

— Mrs. 1642, her Agent to have Warrant to go to Ox- 
ford, 27 Feb. 

Cor, William, 1641, Bill for fettling Lands,+late in Poffeffion 
of Sir Geo. Rodney, on him and his Wife, read, 2 June. 

16 July. 

Cradocke, Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
feandalous Minitters, 29 June. 

Craford, Earl of, 1640, his Troop to be cafhiered, and paid, 
30 Nov. 

1641, Motion for paying them a Month’s Pay, 15 July. 
Anf{wer to their Petition, 11 Jan. 

Crake, Michael, 1641, Petition read ; nothing done thereupon, 
12 Aug. 

— 1642, another Petition; Order thereupon, 14 Sept. 

Crakenthorpe, Rich. and John Mufgrave, 1642, Petition and 
Order for their Difcharge. Proceedings upon a Premunire 
to be fiayed, 13 Dec. 

Cramborne, Lord Vilcount, 1641, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Protections, 25 Aug. 

Crane, Sir Rob. 1642, to have Warrant to carry Arms to his 
Houle, 23 Sept. His Servant to have Warrant to go to and 
return from Oxford, 11 Feb.—His Lady to have Warrant to 
carry his Body into the Country, 17. 

—- Captain, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Cranebrook, 1542, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for Indemnity 
of Volunteers, 11 Aug. Ordinance for fupplying the 
Cure, and fequeftering the Profits thereof, g Mar. Agreed 
to by Lords, 13. 

Craven, Lord, 1641, Mefflage to be fent to Lords, . defiring he 
may name the Member, who informed him that the Addition 
to their Anfwer to a Mefflage from the King was delivered 
without the Authority of the Houfe, 24 Jan. Sent; Meffen- 
ger difmiffed without Anfwer, 25. His Anfwer communicated 
by Lords, 27. 

Cravon, Jo. 1642, his Offer of a Loan of 500/. accepted, 22 
Sept. 

Cunaiei Francis, One of the Judges of the King’s Bench, 1641, 
Meliengers appointed to carry a Charge againft him to the 
Lords, 22 May. Charge reported; read, and to be in- 
groffed, 1 July. Ingroffed Articles read, and to be fent to 
Lords, 2. Meffengers to defire he may put in his Anfwer ; 
Affifiants appointed, 3. Tranfimiffion to be fent up, 5. 
Conference defired thereupon; agreed to, 6. 

To 


Sermon preached at the Temple, 13 June. Order for bailing 
him; Sermon referred to the Committee for fcandalous Minil- 
ters, 18. 

Crefwell, Serjeant, 1640, Matter of the Election of him, Mr. 
Coventry, and Mr. Sandys, referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges, g Nov. Order for | varing, 10. 

——— 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfe, 29 O&amp;—— 
Thanked for his Services, 2 Nov. 

Crefwick, Francis, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Crew, Mr. 1640, cleared by Houfe of having done any thing 
worthy of Cenfure, 7 Nov. 

— 1641, willing to continue his Loan; Order about Se- 
curity to him, 18 Feb. 

——— 1642, Order about Repayment of Money undertaken to be 
advanced by him, 28 Apr. for Payment of his Loan, 8 Ang. 

Lady, 1642, to have’ Warrant to go to her Hutband at 
Oxford, 22 Nov. 

Cripps, Sir Nicholas, 1640, to attend the Committee for Griev- 
ances, and bring in feveral Patents, 21 Nov. Report from 
the Committee for Monopolifts concerning him; expelled, 
2 Feb. 

1642, ordered into Cuftody ; a Committee to require 
Accounts between him and the King, 18 Jan. The Com- 
mittee to prepare Charge againft him, 19. Order touching 
Moneys and Gold feized; Member to inquire after Gold 
in the Tower, 21. His Report; Goods in his Houfe to be 
inventoried ; Order for removing the Guards, upon Security 
for their forthcoming, 23——Moneys carried to Guildhail 
to be delivered to the Treafurer of the Navy, 6 Feb. 

Crifp, Henry, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Con- 
tributions, 7 Mar. 

— Nicholas, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Contributions, 12 Mar. 

Crofts, James, 1641, to be permitted to tranfport Gunpowder, 
&amp;c. to Kinfale, 22 Feb. 

Mr. the Queen’s Millener, 1641, to be required to at- 
tend, and, upon Refuial, Serjeant to bring him, 16 Noy. 

To be required to attend with Letters received from 
France, 12 Jan. A Committee to perufe them ; their Report, 
13. Order for difcharging and redelivering his Horfes, 11 
Feb.—Refolution that he is thought fit to be removed from. 
the King and Queen, 15. 

Sir Win. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

— Mr. 1642, Refidue of Saddles taken from him to be 
delivered to Sir Chr. Wray, 24 Sept. 

Cromwell, Mr. 1641, willing to continue his Loan of 2,000 /. 
1 Feb. ' 

1642, a Committee to prepare Order for Indemnity of 
him and others, for ftopping Plate going from Cambridge to 
York, 18 Aug. Sent to Lords, 20. 

— Colonel Wm. 1641, to be recommended to Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 2 Feb. Allowed to be a Colonel in that 
Service, 10. 

1642, to be recommended to have Half-pay from the 
time he was lifted, 18 Apr. 

Crone, Mr. 1642, to be f{ummoned to attend, 2 Mar. 

Cropley, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. Loan 
of 3,000/. propounded to him; his Anfwer, 24. 

Cropp, Thomas, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Crofsby, Sir Piers, 1642, Petition; Order for paying 100/. to 
him out of the Contribution-money, 14 Sept. Agreed to by 
Lords, 27. 

Crofsby Houfe, and Grefham College, 1642, Lord Mayor and 
Sheriffs to confider of Citizens fecured there ; the Committee 
for Defence of the Kingdom to difcharge none without ac- 
quainting Houfe, 8 Nov. Such only as fubmit to the Orders 
of Parliament to be difcharged, 9——Order for removing 
Prifoners from thence to Lambeth Houfe, 17 Dec. 

Croffe, Tho. 1641, Examination referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 29 Mar. ia, 

Sir Randall, 1641, Lords to be defired to join in moving 
the King to confider his Sufferings for the Public, 1 July. 

— Randolph, 1642, Petition concerning laying out Money 
for fetting forth the Summer’s Fleet referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Navy, 5 Apr. 

Mr. an Alehoute-keeper, 1642, to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, for not obferving the monthly Faft, 25 May. 
Reprehended, and difcharged, 27. 

Crown Jewels, 1641, Propofitions about examining into the 
tranfporting them laid afide, 14 July. A Committee to 
inquire whether any of them be tranfported, 24 Mar. 





Cray, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 25 July. 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. 

Cremer, Mr. 1641, fent to apprehend Delinquents, 8 Nov, 
Order for paying his Charges, 10. 

Crefcent, 1642, Ship and Goods to be fold; Order touching 
difpofing of the Money, 13 Dee. . 

Crefjett, Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. 

Crejjy, Mr. 1642, to be fent ¥ as a Delinquent, and bring his 


1642, another Committee to withdraw, and prepare 
Order concerning the Payment of Moneys borrowed upon- 
them ; Order recommitted, 30 May. Order for topping 
Moneys borrowed thereon, fent to Lords; Meflage from them, 
defiring to know upon what Grounds the Houle is informed 
they are pawned or fold ; Anfwer thereto; Lords Concurrence 
to the Order fignified, 1 June.—Members to open Letters 
concerning them, 8. 

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Crue, Mr.1640. Vide Privileges. 

Crumpe, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Mar. 
To be bailed, 7 Apr. 

Cudamore, Humphrey, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 








ug. 

Cuffer Wm. 1642, Petition, 17 May. Vide Jacobs. Another 
Petition referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 7 Jan. 

~——— John, 1642, to be’ continued in Cuftody, 16 Nov. 

Cullyer, Auftin, 1642, to ftand' committed, 9 Mar. 

Cullyns, Colonel. Vide Beeling, Colonel. 

Cumberland, 1641, Lord’Gray of Warke nominated Lord Lieu- 
tenant, 10 Feb——Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 
Another to be recommended, 22. 

Cunningham, Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Commif- 
fioners for Irifh Affairs, 24 June. To the Committee for Ad- 
venturers, 25.—His Propofitions concerning fending Arms 
into Scotland reported, and agreed to; Perfons appointed to 
make the Firfi Payment, and to accept and pay Bills of Ex- 
change, 4 Oét. Others added, 8. Order touching his Ship 
defigned for the Service of Ireland, but employed by the Com- 
mittee for Safety of the Kingdom, referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 9 Mar. 

Sir David, 1642, Petition read; nothing done 

thereupon, 29 Oét. 

Lieutenant, 1642, to be examined by a Committee, 








17 Nov. 

Currans. Vide Supply. , 

1641, Importation thereof from Holland, and the Trade 

to Venice concerning them, referred to a Committee, 20 

Oc. ‘Io a Committee of the whole Houle, 22. Report; 

Bill ordered thereupon, 27. Further Report; a Committee 

to prepare Order for inhibiting the Lmportation of Currans 

after 1ft Auguft next, 8 Mar. 

1642, Ordinance read, and recommitted ; InftruCtion to 

confider at what Rates Retailers fhall fell,12 Aug. Order 

to prevent the Importation of Currans ; Notice to be given to 
the Officers of the Out-ports in Wales, 19 Jan. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill to inhibit the Im- 

portation of Currans, 27 Oét. 

- 1642, Another Bill to the fame Purport; ordered, 
5 May. Read twice, and committed, 23. 

Curfon, Sir Jo. 1642, has Leave to fend down Arms, &amp;c. for 
Defence of his Houfe, 28 May——To have Warrant for 
that Purpofe, 3 Aug. 

Curtis, Lieutenant Jo. 1641, Order for paying him 10/. out of 
the Contribution-moneys, 7 Mar. 

Mr. to be fummoned to attend, 23 July. 

Curwin, James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Cu/fs, Enfign, 1642, to be removed to Plymouth, 13 Mar. 

Cuft, Jofhua, 1640. Vide Priviteges. 

Cujftomers, 1640, not to make any Payments without Order of 
the Houfe, except to King’s Houfhold, 29 Dec. Order con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, and revoked, 30. 

Cuftomers and Farmers to attend Houfe about advancing 
6,000 /. for.the Service of the Commonwealth, 11 Jan. To 
attend the Committee of Supply, 12. A Committee to 
confider the whole Matter of the Cuftoms fince the laft Year 
of King James; all Matters conducing to the Bufinefs to be 
communicated to them, 24 Feb.——Mr. Dennis’s Bufinefs 
referred, 8 Mar. 

1641, Committee revived, 2 Apr. Order for their 
Meeting, 2 &amp; 27 Apr. 5,6.14. &amp; 28 May. Order 
touching Goods depofited for Cuttoms; the Committee to 
examine concerning fome taken away, 6 Apr. To confider 
of proper Perfons to take Security for fuch Goods, 16—— 

. Order about the Delivery of Goods detained for Nonpayment 
of Cuftoms, 1g May. Report to be made, 21. Made, and 

- re-committed, 22. Committees added, 22 &amp; 31. Report from 
Re-commitment, 24. To be confidered, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 
&amp; 29. Their Offer of 100,000/. for an A&amp;t of Oblivion; Col- 

. le&amp;tions, by. Colour of Subfidies, &amp;c. voted illegal; Cuftomers 
voted Delinquents, 25. Petition of late Farmers; Propofi- 
tion of 150,000/. accepted ; Names of Contributors thereto 
ordered, 26.—Cafe of the Farmers of the great and little 
Farm for laft Two Years, reported; their Petition; Order 
about the Recovery of their Parts upon all Sharers; the Com- 
mittee impowered to treat a Compofition between them and 
Suiters againft them—to confider the Farmers of the petty 

. Farms, 29—to confider of a proper Way for entering and 
preferving Goods, and Cuftoms .due thereupon, 31. Re- 

ort; Refolutions tauching the Patentees of the petty Farm, 1 
5 une. Petitions referred, 1. 10. &amp; 18 June. 20 &amp; 23 July. 

5.11. &amp; 23 Aug.—— Petition of Cuftomers read, and to be 

. confidered, 4 June.—Petition of late Farmers read: Speaker’s 
Anfwer, 72..The Committee to fend for Underfharers who 
refufe to .contribute, and receive their Anfwers, 18. Sir 
H. Garraway’s Cafe reported, and recommitted, 16 July.— 
Order for Cuftomers to pay in the Refidue of their Moneys, 
- = of Sir Tho. Dawes’s Creditors reported, 6 Aung. 

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Vide Dawes.——-The Committee impowered to accept a 
Compofition apart from the Farmers of the petty Farms before 
ift February next, 20 Jan—Houfe to be acquainted wish 
the Sums received, 8 Feb. Receivers appointed, 28. Col- 
leAors to bring in a perfe&amp; Account, from Chrifimas 1640, to 
Chriftmas 1641, to the Committee for the Navy, 15 Mar.— 
Report touching Money due from the Eaft India Company 
for Cuftoms; Refolution thereupon; Treafurer and Under- 
treafurer to attend the Committee, 24. 

1642, Petition referred, 25 Mar. A Committee to 
confider who has made private Compofitions, 4 Apr. Ac- 
counts of the Cuftomers to be reported, 24 May. Re- 
ported, 4 June. Order concerning the entering of Cuftoms, 
4 July, Report of the Merchants W illingnefs to pay them, 
and make Entries, 5 Aug. Order touching Bonds unpaid, 8. 
Orders for better regulating the Cuftoms read, and agreed to, 
11. Order concerning Moneys coliected for them tent to 
Lords, 13.—Ordinance about colle¢ting the Duty of One per. 
Cent. 15. Agreed to by Lords, 16.——Report touching an 
additional Comimniffioner ; Gane appointed, 13 Oct. he 
Committee to einploy a Perfon in the reom of a Malignant— 
to be informed concerning the Cutomer- giving large Bills of 
Store, 28 Nov. Oliicers to be fummoned to attend, 23 
































Dec.—The Committee for the Navy to prepare Decirration, - 


in Anfwer to a )’roclamation concerning receiving and paying 
Cuftoms, 24. Another Committee to prepare it; the Com- 
mittee for Cuftoms to confider of putiing in Collectors, 27. 
Declaration read ; agreed to, and to be printed, g0. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 31. Order about entering and 
clearin: Goods—further Report; previous and main Queftions 
for removing the prefent Collectors, feverally Af.rmaiive; a 
Committee to take care no Prejudice arife from it til others are 
fettled; Propofitions, and Names of Perfons oifering tiem- 
felves to be prefented, g Jan. Prefented; the Committee for 
the Cuftoms to prepare Articles of Agreement ; Ordinance for 
appointing them, and Ordinance for continuing the Payinent 
of Cuftoms; the Committee for the Navy todifpofe of Moneys 
coileéted thereupon, 14.— Late Commitiioners to attend with 
feveral Books and Bonds, 18. Refvlutions touching the 
Allowance and Power of the new ones; the Conumitiee for 
the Navy to receive their pofitive Anfwer to the Articles, 





19.—Initructions for them, and Ordinance for continuing: 


them for a Year, feverally read, and agreed to; a Comunittee 
to enter them into their Recidegeneens a Conference defired 
with Lords concerning them, and the Term; agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held; Ordinance agreed to 
by them, 21. Late ColleCiors to be iummoned to attend 
with all Bonds in. their Hands, 27. Examined; Order for 
delivering them up; Member to prepare Ordinance, if necef- 
fary, to difcharge them for Bonds delivered up, 30.——The 
Comunittee for tue Navy impowered to fiay Ships or Goods 
of Perfons owing Money tor Cuttoms, 18 Fev, Ordinance 
about Merchants paying Arrears, 2 Mar. Agyeed to by Lords, 
3.—Commiflioners and Collectors to attend concerning their 
An{wer about the Loan of 3,000/. 13. Called in; Kefolu- 
tion concerning the Time of continuing them ; Ordinance for 
that Purpofe re-committed ; the Committee’s Demand; Col- 
leGtor's Anfwer; Committee’s Reply, and their Anfwer 
thereto, read, 14. 

1641, Bill concerning Cuftomers Fees to be read, 12 
Apr. 


————-. 1641, Bill for recovering Money wpe raifed upon 
Merchauts Goods, under a pretended Colour of Cuftoms due, 
and yet noi accounted for to the King, read, 7 June. 
initted, 9 Dec. 








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16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


D E L L, Mr. acknowledges his Error in ey ie Mr. Pimme 
witb offenfive Words, and exprefles his Readinefs to re- 
tra&amp; them, if fpoken in any other Place, 23 Apr. 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


D4 BIGNY, Lady, 1642, Order for releafing her Horfes, 
18 July. 
Dacre, Sir Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 Nov. 
Dacres, Sir Tho..1641, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 17 
Mar. 





1642.. Vide. Privileges-—to inquire of the Committee 
for the Safety of the Kingdom, how they will difpofe of his 
Volunteers, 12 Nov. 

Dagenham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Preacher recom- 
mended, 26 Sept. 

Dainty, Ship, 1642, Order for fetting her at Liberty ; Papers 
concerning her to be fent up, 14 Mar. 

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IN DEX to the Sreconp VoLuME. 


Dalby, Captain, 1642, difcharged from his Command of the 


Hamlet Forces, 14 Nov. : 

Dale, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 14 Oct. Ex- 
amined, and to be bailed; Order for his returning Arms, &amp;c. 
which he has taken away, 18. 

Dallifon, Six Charles, 1642, a Committee to prepare Impeach- 
ment againft him, 14 Sept. Vide Lindfey, Earl of. To be 
ditcharged from the Recorderfhip of Lincoln, 15 Dec. 

Dalmahoy, Jo. 1642, Petition to have Liberty to attend the 
King, 16 Sept. 

Damell, Edw. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 22 Aug. 

Daa, John, 1641, to be funmoned to attend, 1 Dec. 

Danby, Sir Tho. 1640, to attend to anfwer a Petition againft 
him, 4 Feb. 

— 1642, a particular Meflenger to be fent with Order of 
Summons to attend forthwith, 7 Apr. Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 6 Sept. i 

Daniel, John, an Irifhman, 1641, a Committee to examine 
Perfons concerning Powder in his Ship to be tranfported 
to Ireland; Lord Admiral to be moved for Direétions to feize 
the Barque, 4 Feb. 

Mr. Agent to the Spanifh Ambaffador, 1642, to have 
Liberty, with One Servant, to pafs over the Seas, 8 Apr. 

eo 1642, to be fummoned to attend concerning 
printing a Book in Defence of the Commiffion of Array, 23 
Aug. Order for his Difcharge, 3 Sept. 

Danke, Wm. 1642, committed to Newgate, 2 Nov. 

Danjfk, Ralph, &amp;c. 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy; French Ambaffador to be ac- 
quainted with the Matter of Fact, 12 Feb. 

Darcie, Captain Edw. 1642, to be — to London, 30 Mar. 

To be removed to Plymouth, 13 May. 

Captain Geo. 1642, to be brought to London, 30 Mar. 

Meflage to be fent to Lords about Directions from Ire- 
land concerning him, 17 May. To be removed to Ply- 
mouth, 13 Mar. 

Dare, Leonard, 1640, to be fummoned as a Witnefs, 20 Nov. 

Sir Rob. 1642, Petition referred to the Commiflioners for 
Irifh Affairs, ig Apr. 

Darley, Henry, 1640, Petition on his behalf read, and referred 
to the Committee for Courts of Juftice, 13 Nov. 

Mr. 1641, his Letter read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Plot, 5 May. 
John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Darrell, Six Tho. and Hen. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Dartmouth, 1641, new Writ, 20 O&amp;. Information of Barques 
put in there, referred to the Committee for Irith Affairs ; 
Order for ftaying them and their Freight, 8 Feb———Another 
Ship from France for Ireland ftayed there; to be fearched ; 
Perfons on board to be examined, 4 Mar. 

1642, Order for continuing the Payment of Moneys 
out of the Cuftoms at Exon, towards repairing the Forts, 10 
Aug.—Order about fending up their Sub{cription-moneys and 
Plate, 20. Mayor to receive Money, the Proceed of a 
Ship and Goods fiayed, and to fend it up to a Member, 29 
Sept. Order for tortifying the Town, 25 O&amp;. Exprets 
to be fent for that Purpofe, and for fecuring their Ships, 
5 Dec.—Letter from thence exprefiing their Fears, and De- 
fires for Relief, 10. 

Daud, James, 1642, Information of dangerous Words fpoken 
by him ; Serjeant to take him into Cuftody, and convey him 
to Lord Chief Juftice, to be proceeded againft according to 
Law, 8 July. 

Davenant, Wm. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 15 May. 
Information that he is come up; Serjeant to take him into 
Cuftody, 17. His Petition read; Order for bailing him, 
8 July. Bail approved, g. 

Davenport, Sir Hen. Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 1641, 
Meffengers appointed to carry up the Charge againft him, 22 
May. Charge reported, read, and to be ingroffed, 1 July. 
Ingroffed Articles read, and to be fent to Laake 2. Meflen- 
ger to defire he may be put to his Anfwer; Affiftants ap- 
pointed, 3. Tranfmiffion to be carried up to Lords, 5. Con- 
ference defired with them; agreed to, 6. 

Wm. 1641. Vide Byerley. 
Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Davies, Wm. 1642, Information of the Commitment of him, 
Gorges, Holmead, and Harcourt, for receiving Subfcriptions 
— Names of Volunteers; Order fer bailing them, 25 

uly. 
John, and Wm. 1642, Petition read, and referred to 
Mr. Maddox’s Committee, 18 Aug. 
James, 1642, Perfons appointed to feize and fell his 
Goods, and receive his Rents, 22 Nov. 

_ Mr. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be moved for Habeas 
Corpus to remove him from Cardiff Gaol, 19 Dec. 

———— Lieutenant Rob. 1642, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, g Apr. Order for continuing his Penfion in the 
Charterhoule, 7 Jan. Sufpended, 17. Matter referred to 


the Committee for the Charterhoufe, 13. Conference defired 

by Lords concerning him; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held, and reported ; Report referred to the Com- 

mittee for Difpatches, 28. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov.—— 

15 Feb. 

— Priamus, 1642, Copy of Warrant for his Commitment 
read, and avowed; Parties fent for as Delinquents, 21 Sept. 
Davifon, Sir Alexander, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 

20 Sept. 

Dawes, Sir Tho. 1640, to be fent for to anfwer a Petition of 

French Wine Merchants, 5 Dee. 

1641, Information of his Negleé in not performing his 
Agreement with the Houfe, referred to the Committee for Cuf- 
tomers, 20 July. Petitions of his Creditors referred, 23 &amp; 
29. Inftructions, 23. Their Cafe reported, and confirm- 
ed; Order for his Difcharge,6 Aug. Receiver appointed for 
the Moneys promifed to be advanced by them, 7. Order for 
taking off the Reftraint upon his Houfe and Goods, 13. For 
delivering to the Clerk Tallies due trom the King to him, 18. 

Petition of feveral Creditors ; Proceedings at Law againft 
him, to be fiayed, 15 Nov. 

1642, Tallies in Clerks Hands to remain to the Ufe of 
feveral Creditors; Privilege granted them, 11 Apr.——Fawkes 
exempted from the Order for ftaying Proceedings, 3 May. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill for better Payment 
of Money therein {pecified out of his Eftate, 20 July. Bill 
to be prefented, 5 Aug. Read, 19 Nov. Order for 
Second Reading, 1 Dec. Committed, 18.——Committee re- 
vived; Petition referred, 25 Jan. 

— 1642, Bill to be reported, 5 &amp; 19 July. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 21. Order for Third Reading, 1 Aug. 
Read; Provifo concerning Sir Antony Irby to be added ; 
Queftion for pafling, Neg. 6. Provifoes added; Bill paffed, 
11. Sent to Lords, 13. Lords to be defired to expedite 

it, 30 Dec. 

John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee of Pri-« 
vileges,12 Feb. Vide Privileges. 

Dawkes, Thomas, 1642, appointed Clerk of the Paflages at 
Dover, 19 Sept. Order fufpended, 24. 

Dawney, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

Dawfon, Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
7 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 7 Oct. 

Day, Tho. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee of Privi- 
leges, 12 Feb. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

John, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 12 Dec. 

Deane Foret, 1641, Inftructions to the Commiflioners to be 
confidered, 6 Apr. A Committee for opening the Com- 
miflion of Survey appointed, 2 May.——Stay to be made of 
felling Timber, and of carrying away what is cut down, 
8 Sept. Report of Refolutions concerning Wood and 
Tintber, and Moneys ifflued upon the Sale thereof, recom- 
mitted ; Committees added ; Order for Meeting of the Com- 
mittee, 29 Jan. Order about difpofing of ‘Timber felled, 
21 Mar. 

Deane, Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Sept. 

Committed to the Gatehoufe, 4 O&amp;. Order for bail- 
ing him, 5 Jan. 

Deans and Chapters, 1640, Report from the Committee for the 
Minifters Remonftrance touching their Revenues, 9 Mar. 
To be confidered, 9. 22, 23, &amp; 24. 

1642, further Orders for confidering it, 25, 26, &amp; 30, 

Mar.—Petitioners on their behalf to be heard at Bar, 30 Mar. 

1. 28. &amp; 30, Apr. Order for hearing them revived, 

7 May. Parties heard ; Petitions and other Papers read, 12. 

Further Debate adjourned, 12. 19, &amp; 20. 

Dearlove, Wm. 1641, Petition againft him referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7 Dec. 

John, and Tho. 1641. 


Vide Privileges. 


Debtors, infolvent, 1641, Bill for their Relief read, and re- 


jected, 30 Aug. 

Declaration, 1642, concerning reading Declarations in Churches, 
&amp;c. prefented; nothing done thereupon; Declaration that 
King’s Command to that Purpofe is illegal; both Declarations 
recommitted, 4 July. Ordinance read, agreed to, and to be 
printed ; agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amend- 
ment agreed to, 5. Members to difperfe them, 7. 

Deering, Sir Edw. 1641, printing his Speech referred to the 
Committee for printing Lord Digby's 8 May.——To the 
Committee for Printing, 20 Jan. Houfe confiders a Book 
compofed and printed by him; heard thereupon, and ordered 
to withdraw; Refolution for burning it by the common Hang- 
man; difabled from fitting during this Parliament, and com~- 
mitted to the Tower, 2 Feb. Stationers Cumpany to fecure 
and bring the Books to the Sheriffs, 4. To fearch Houfes, and 
feize them, 5. Sir Edw. to deliver Books, &amp;c. in his Cuftody 
as Chairman of a Committee, 7. His Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 11. 

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INDEX 0 the 


—— 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent concerning the 
Xentith Petition, 28 Mar.——Serjeant’s Report, 1 Apr. He 
appears; a Committee to withdraw, and prepare Interrogato- 
ries to be propounded to him, 5. Serjeant acquaints Houfe 
he is mifling; Meffage to Lords thereupon, and Anfwer, 6. 
His Letter to Sir Henry Gibb read, 7. Refolution for im- 
peaching him; a Committee to prepare Impeachment, 18. 
Articles read twice, and to be ingrofled, 19. Ingroffed Arti- 
cles read; Conference defired thereupon; Managers appointed; 
Conference agreed to, 21. Held, 22. Bail to deliver him 
up, 23 Aug. 

Delavall, Sir Jo. and Edw. Gray, 1642, Petition read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee; Member to attend them, 28 Apr.—- 
Committee impowered to proceed upon the Copy of the 
original Information, 3 May. 

Delinquenis, 1640, State of thofe in Serjeant’s Cuftody to be 
confidered, 30 Nov.—Serjeant to prefent their Names, 
2 Dec.——a Committee to confider the Caufes of their Re- 
ftraint, and who are bailable—Serjeant to attend them with 
their Names, and the Orders for their Commitment, 16 Jan. 
Report; Refolutions touching bailing them; Order for 
Meeting of the Committee, 19. 

~——— 1641, Order for bailing all in Serjeant’s Cuftody, ex- 
cept as excepted, g Sept.—Conference to be defired with 
Lords for a Proclamation to bring in fuch as do not appear ; 
a Committee to prefent the Names of all Delinquents; Serjeant 
to bring in their Names and Bail, 29 ——A Committee to, iflue 
Moneys that fhall come in by them, 16 Feb. —~Another 
Committee to inquire after the State of them, 23 Mar. 

1642, another Committee to expedite Charges againft 
them, 4 May. To meet de die in diem, 11 Lords to be 
moyed for clofer Confinement of thofe in the Tower; Mef- 
fenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 23 Aug. A Committee 
to receive Informations concerning them ; Clerk to bring them 
a Lift of thofe voted Delinquents, and Chairmen to tranfmit 
the Names of Perfons proved fo before their Committees, 16 
Sept.—The Committee for the Great Seal to confider of pro- 
ceeding againft Delinquents not apprehended, as againft Per- 
fons out of the Kingdom, 17. Order for fequeftering their 
Eftates; Manner of Sequefiration referred to a Committee, 
14 Oct. Order for thee Meeting, and making Report, 18.— 
Order for preferving their Houfes and Parks for the Benefit of 
the Commonwealth, 24——-A Committee to prepare Order 
for receiving their Rents, &amp;c. 3 Nov.—Serjeant to deliver 
Names of Perfons in his Cuftody to a Committee, 19. Or- 
dinance read, and re-committed, 22 Dec. Clerk to prefent a 
Lift of their Names—Refolutions touching proceeding againtt 
them, 27. Propofitions for raifing Money upon their Eftates 
referred to the Committee for Sub{criptions, 2 Jan. Com- 
mittee impowered to confider of fequeftering Eftates of the 
Delinquents they fhall prefent to Houle, 6 Feb. Ordinance 
for fequeftering them, 27. Refolutions about Perfons to be 
comprehended therein, 27 Feb. 2&amp;7 Mar. Ordinance 
reported, and read; Queftion for Re-commitment, Neg. 
Ordinance paffed, 7. 

Delve, Rich. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 30 Sept. 

Delwes, Henry, 1641, Order for re-delivering Arms to him, 
28 Feb. 

Delvin, Lord, 1642, a Committee to confider of him and others 
ttopped at Beaumaris, 20 June. 

Denbigh County, 1641, Lord Fielding nominated Lord. Lieute- 
nant, 11 Feb.— Deputy Lieutenants approved ; another to be 
recommended, 18 Mar. 

—— 1642, Order for ifluing Money, levied for buying Arms, 
&amp;c. for Defence of One Divifion, to Lord Lieutenant, 5 May. 

Deputy Lieutenants to move him for Order to put the 
Militia in Execution, 14 June. 

Denbye, Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 July. 

Dendy, Serjeant, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Jan. 

Denmark, 1641, a Committee to withdraw, and examine a 
Frenchman lately come from thence; their Report concerning 
Levies of Men and a Fleet there, 19 Mar. 

1642, Letters concerning Preparations there, read; a 
Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon ; 
Parties to attend them with other Letters, 19 Apr.—Ex- 
tract of another Letter, and Information concerning the In- 
tentions of the Danith Fleet, 6 May.—A Committee to take 
the Information of Perfons lately come from thence, 31. 

Dennis, Mr. 1640, Bufinefs concerning detaining his Tobaccoes 
by the Cuftomers referred to the Committee for them, 8 
Mar. 

Denny, Six Wm. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Denton, Sir Alexander, 1641, Bill to tell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, and Preferment of younger Children, read, 29 May. 

Committed, 2 June.-——Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
21.July. Paffed, 27. 
1642, to be f{ummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 

17 — = To be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 Oct. Order 

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for bailing him ; Witneffes againft him to be examined by the 
Committee in Bucks, 27———His Petition read; Order for 
difcharging his’ Bail; for admitting him to fit again, and 
reftoring his Arms, 19 Nov. 

Depofitions, 1642, a Committee to confider of fuch as are fit to 
be printed, 7 Apr. Order for making Report, g May. 
Lords to be defired a Committee of both Houfes may meet and 
digef them, 10. 12.&amp; 14. Their Concurrence fignified, 14. 
Depofitions reported; Lords to be defired to join in Order for 
printing them, 16. Conference defired with Lords concern- 
ing them, agreed to, and held, 19. 

Derby Town, 1641, Election; Report touching it; Ele¢tion 
adjudged void—new Writ, 2 ner. 

1642, Perfons appointed to receive the Sub{criptions for 

Horfe, &amp;c. 6 July. 

— County, 1641, Earl of Rutland nominated Lord Lieu- 

tenant; Deputy Lieutenants approved, 22 Mar. 

1642, Lords to be moved that the Militia may be forth- 
with put in Execution, 28 May. Meffages to them for that 
Purpofe, 30 May 1 July. Day appoimted for it; De- 
puty Lieutenants approved, 5. Infiructions tor them agreed 
to, 3 Aug, Order for fending down Mufquets, 1 Nov.— 
Order concerning the County prefented, 15. The Com- 
mittee for Safety of the Kingdom to prepare a Letter to Lord 
Lieutenant and Deputies to fend Forces to Lord Fairfax, 9 
Mar. 

Derense, Matth. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 10 Aug. 

Dereveil, John, 1642, to bring up Plate found in a Pond, 3 
Mar. 

Derham, Henry. Vide Kirby, Margaret. 

Devereux, Nicolas, 1641, Petition, and Petitioner to be recome 
mended to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 2 Feb. 

——— Sir Charles, 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 
10 Sept. 

Devon County, 1640, new Writ, 20 Mar. Petition of 
divers Inhabitants read, and referred to the Committee for 
Minifters Remonfirance, 19 Feb. 

— 1641, Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to 

Perfons who brought it, 24 Jan, Order for tyanfporting 

Fullers Earth thither, g Sept——8 Novy. Perfons, not 

Recufants, ftayed there, to be difcharged, 14 Dec. Ear] 

of Bedford nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. Deputy 

Lieutenants approved ; Lord Lieutenant to be moved to add 

others; One recommended to him, 17 Mar. Others ap- 

proved, 28 May. 18 Oc&amp;.——The Committee for Contri- 
butions to confider of diftributing Moneys colleéted for Relief 
of diftreffed Irifh, 22 Mar. 

1642, to confider of the Sum to be diftributed to thofe 

come over into that County, and prepare Order for that Pur- 

pofe, 26 Mar.——Order for difpofing of 500/. to them, and 
returning the Refidue to the Treafurers, 17 May.—— Under- 

Sheriff to be fummoned to give Account why he does not pay 

it in, 27 June-——Order for delivering Gunpowder for the 

Service of the County, 30 Mar.——15 Apr. Members to 

fee the Militia put in Execution, 4 &amp; 20 June. Lords defired 

to appoint a Day for it ; their Concurrence fignified, 17. 

Letter concerning fettling the Militia read; Perfons to be fent 

for as Delinquents, 30 Aug. Members appointed for advancing 

the Propofitions for raifing Horfe, &amp;c. 4 July. Refolutions 
and Declarations touching the Propofitions, 17 O&amp;. One dif- 
agreed to by Lords ; Retolution for omitting it, 19.—Letter 
concerning the diftracted Condition of the County ; Inftructions 
to be fent, 21. Information relating thereto; Deputy Lieu- 
tenants to take up Ships for Defence thereot—-Order about 

Repayment of Money expended by them, 22, Order for 

allowing them the Arms defired, and for paying them Money 

for the Plate fent, or to be fent, up from thence, 1 Nov. Let- 
ters from thence to be delivered at a Conference, 26.——Or- 
der about raifing Dragoons, 6 Dec.—Order for taking up 

Provifions for Forces ; Members to prefent Names of Perfons 

fit to be trufted—-Ordinance concerning Members, and other 

well-affected Perfons, proclaimed Rebels, 14. Agreed to by 

Lords, 20. Additional Inftructions, er ornctiieall to be fent 

up in fate Cufiody ; no Perfon to fpeak with him, 9 Jan— 

Order for pardoning fuch as lay down their Arms within a 

limited time, read, and re-committed—Ordinance for affefling 

12d. in the Pound for maintaining Forces, 17.—For advanc- 
ing 5,000/. to the Treafurer out of Moneys colleéted upon the 

Bill of 400,000/. 31. The Committee to confider further 

of the State of the County, 6 Mar.—Letters concerning a 

Treaty concluded between Devon and Cornwall, read; a Com- 

mittee to prepare a Letter and Inftructions thereupon; Inftruc- 

tions reported, 11. Letter from Plymouth concerning the 

Treaty, 14. 

— 1642, Bill for eafing the Counties of Devon, Norfolk, 

and Surrey, by abating the feveral Changes impofed upon them 

by the Bill of 400,000/ read, and rejected, 8 Apr. 2 

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INDEX ‘@o the SEconp VotuumeE. 


+—+—« Earl of, 1642, Refolution for impeaching him, 11 June. 
Vide Northampton, Earl of. Information of his Intention 
to put the Commiflion of Array in Execution in Derbythire; 
Lords to be defired to iffue Warrant for apprehending him, 
9 July. Order for paying to the Treafurer Money due to 
him, 26 Nov. 

D’ Ewes, Sir 5ymonds, 1642, his Promife to allow 50/. per Annum 
for Relief of Ireland while the War lafts, to be entered, 27 
Apr.-——Reprehended for exceptionable Words in his Speech, 
5 July. 

pe Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to convey Arms to 
Gloucefter, § Oct. 

Dexter, Gregory, 1641 &amp; 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Diccary, Humphrey, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
14 July. 

Dicke, Salestes and Tho. Cunningham, 1642, Petition referred 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 26 Jan. 

Dickenfon, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Oct. 

Dickin, Chrifiopher, 1642, Order for bailing him, 6 Mar. 

Digby, Sir Kenelme, 1640, to be fummoned to attend, 27 Jan. 
A Committee to prepare Queftions to be propofed to him, 28. 

Houfe to join with Lords in petitioning the King to re- 
move him from Court, 16 Mar. 

1641, Oaths to be tendered to him, 26 May.——Order 
for his Attendance on the Committee for Recufants convict, 

. 22 June. Printing a Pamphlet, intituled, “ A Duel 
“ between Sir Kenelme Digby and a French Baron,” referred 
to the Committee for Printing, 24 Nov. 

1641, Motion for him to explain himfelf upon exception- 
able Words, 21 Apr. Explains himfelf, 23. Explains 
himfelf upon other exceptionable Words, sidered to withdraw, 
§ June. A Committee to confider of the a his and 

other Members Speeches, 5 May. Printing Sir Edw. Deering’s 
Speech réferred, 8. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 14. 
Another Committee joined, 17.——Report to be made, Ser- 
jeant to give Lord Digby Notice thereof, 12 July. His Re- 
port; Part of his Letter to Mr Hampden, concerning this Bu- 
finefs, read; Report from the Committee; Speech and Publi- 
cation thereof voted feandalous to the Proceedings of Houtfe, 
and of the King; Order for burning it by the common Hang- 
man; Lords to be moved to join in petitioning the King not 
to confer any Honour or Employment upon him; a Committee 
to prepare a Tran{miffion of the Votes, 13.——Report from a 
Committee concerning his appearing in a warlike Manner with 
a Troop of Horfe; Lords to be moved for an Order for his 
Attendance on their Houfe, 12 Jan. Meffage from them, 
acquainting Houfe they had ftayed his Carriages, with a Note 
of Things contained hacia, 25. His Letters to Sir Edw. 

- Nicholas fent up to Lords, with Defire they may be opened in 
the Prefence of fome Members of both Houles; Report of 
Delivery ; a Committee of both Houfes appointed; their Re- 
port; Meffage to Lords, defiring his Letter to the Queen may 
be read in the Prefence of the Committee; free Conference 
defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers and Re- 
porters appointed ; free Conference held, and reported; Houfe 
adhere to their former Refolution for opening it; no Copies of 
thefe Letters to be delivered or taken, 14 Feb. Sealed Letters 
opened, and read; Party examined; a Committee to perufe 
them; Refolution that he is thought fit to be kept from having 
Accefs to the King and Queen, 15. Report; Refolution that 
there is fufficient Reafon to accufe him of High Treafon, 19. 
impeachment to be fent to Lords, with Defire to give him a 
fhort Time to come in; Time appointed, 22. Articles read, 
and agreed to; Claufe of faving Liberty; Parties to be exa- 
mined upon Oath, 25. Lords to be defired that an Afliftant 
of their Houfe may be examined, 25 &amp; 26. Their Concurrence 
fignified; ingrofled Articles read, and agreed to; Conference 
defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; another 
Member to read the Articles, 26. 

1642, a Committee to confider of a Courfe fit to be ob- 
ferved upon the Impeachment, 19 Apr. Meflage to Lords, 
defiring them" to appoint a Time when Houfe may demand 
Judgment; Anfwer thereto, 29.——Addition to an Article, 
2 May. Copies of his Letter to the Queen, and of 
Mr. Elliott’s Letter to him, read, and to be printed ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare a Preamble, and make Obfervations thereon, 

1 Aug——Meflage to Lords, defiring them to appoint a 
Time to give Judgment, 6. Refolution for proceeding 
againft him, 29 Dec. 

1642, Order for removing him to the Clinke; his Peti- 
tion, and Petition of Lord Mayor concerning his Commitment, 
feverally read; Queftion for bailing, and injoining him to 
leave the King, Neg. 25 Feb. 

- Captain John, 1641, to have Leave to go to Ireland, 
11 Nov. 

1642, to be fummoned to attend ; the Committee for 
Defence of the Kingdom to confider of the fpeedieft Courfe for 
ftaying Horfe raifing by him, 14 July. Order from Lords for 

a 


ftaying them, agreed to; Information of another Troop raifing, 
referred, 16.——Voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug.—Refolution for 
impeaching him of High Treafon; a Committee to prepare 
Impeachment; Lords to be moved for a Proclamation for his 
Appearance at a certain Day, 3o. Order for ftaying him 
at Northampton, 9 Nov. For continuing him in Prifon there, 
16. For his Commitment to the Fleet, 23. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend ; examined touch- 
ing Mr. Oneale’s Efcape out of the Tower, 6 May. 

Diggs, Sir Dudley, 1641, Petition of his Executors referred to 
the Committee for the Cuftomers, 1 June. 

Dike, Lodovick, 1642, to be acquainted with the Senfe Houfe 
has of his Offer of a Ship for Service of the Commonwealih, 
12 May. Petition referred to Commiflioners for Irifh Af- 
fairs, 22 June. To the Committee for Adventurers, 25. 

Order touching his Ship defigned for the Service of Ire- 
land, but employed for Safety of this Kingdom, g Mar. 
1642, to be thanked for his good Service, 18 Aug. 

Dillington, Sir Ro. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 15 Aug. 

His Petition to be read, 3 Sept. Read, and referred to 
the Committee for Informations, 5. Report; Order for 
bailing him, 8. 
Dillon, ay 1640, his Caufe to be reported, 24 Dec. Re- 
ported; Proceedings again{t him in Ireland voted illegal, 31. 
A Committee to confider of a Method for prefenting the 
Report to Lords; the Committee for the Charge apdul the 
Earl of Strafford to make ufe of the Report, 6 Jan. 

1641, Declaration read, and to be ingroffed, 8 Sept.. 
Ingroffed Declaration read, and fent to Lords; Report of De- 
livery, 9. Another Committee to examine him, and feize 
his Papers, 24 Dec. Report; the Committee to perufe Let- 
ters brought by him, and direéted to Members, 27. 

1642, Lord Admiral to be moved to tiop the Ports 
againft him, 20 June. Speaker to iffue Warrant for appre- 


hending him ; Scots Commiflioners to be moved to write to 
the Council of Scotland to ftop their Ports, 22. 
Dimbleby, Walter, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 


O€t. . 

Dimmock, Lady, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Dr. Tomfon’s Petition} 4 Dec. Vide Fens. 

Dingley, Captain, 1642. ' Vide* Privileges. 

Dionis ‘Back-church,- 1642, ‘Petition of Inhabitants; LeCurer 
recommended, 8 Dec. * 

— Sir Tho. 1642, Petition; Order thereupon, 12 

ay. 

Difpatches, 1642, a Committee to give fuch as they fhall think 
fit, 28 Oét. Committees added, g Nov. 

Divall, Griffin, 1642, Order for bailing him, 4 Jan. 

Dive, Sir Lewis, 1640, Petition read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee, 31 Dec. Other Petitions referred, 31 Dec. 4.11.&amp; 
16, Jan. Commitiecs added, 4. Committee to grant War- 
rant for producing Witnefles, go. 

1641, Order for their Meeting, 1 Apr. Letter from 
Lord Digby to him opened, and read by a Committee of both 
Houfes; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 14 Feb. Examined; 
further Examination referred to a Committee, and to be taken 
upon Oath ; Order for their Meeting, 15.—Another Commit- 
tee impowered to take the Examination, 16. Member under- 
takes for his Appearance; Order for his Difcharge, 17. 

1642, Serjeant to bring him in, 29 Apr. Information 
of his Efcape to Holland; his Bail to furrender him, 9 May. 

Order for feizing his Horfes, 12 Nov. 

Dizxenwell, Mr. 1642, Complaint againfi him referred to a 
Member, 17 Sept. 

— ares 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring him, 
17 O&amp;. 

Dobfon, Mr. 1642, to be continued in Prifon, 3 Nov. To 
attend, 6 Dec. 

Docra, Lord, 1642, Order for allowing him 200/. out of the 
Contribution-moneys, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Captain James, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
18 Aug.——Order for his Difcharge, and the Re-delivery of 
his Horfes, 2 Feb. 

Dodefwell, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Aug. 
Serjeant to receive and continue him in Cuftody, 30——His 
Petition, with Articles annexed ; heard thereupon; Witnefles 
examined ; to ftand committed ; further Examination referred 
to the Committee for Informations, 2 Sept. Another Petition 
eel erties done thereupon, 7. Report; Order for bailing 

im, 26. 

Dodington, Sir Francis, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
5 Aug. Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon ; a 
Committee to prepare Impeachment ; Lords to be moved for 
Proclamation for his Appearance at a certain Day, 30.-—-To 
be removed from the Gatehoufe to the Clinke, 13 Dec. 
Order from Lords concerning him, and his Petition to them, 
read, 14 Feb. 

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Donce, Captain Rich. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
23 July. 

ipa dine Alex. 1642, to be removed to Colchefter ; 
a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor for keeping him 
clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Dorchefier, 1642, Order from Lords concerning fecuring the 
Magazine; agreed to, and to be fent down, 16 July. 
Order for Indemnity of Perfons defending it, 3 Aug—Re- 
ceivers for the Subfcriptions for Horfe, &amp;c. appointed, 15-— 
Order for Payment of Money to be difburfed for the Safety of 
theTown, 27. 

Dormer, Mr. 1642, a Committee to examine him, 27 O&amp;. 
Report; committed to the Fleet; Member to prepare Decla- 
ration concerning a Commiffion granted him, 28. 

Dorfet, County, 1641, new Writ, 10 June. Petition of 
Sheriffs, &amp;c. read; Order for fearching feveral Houfes for 
Arms ; Lord Keeper to be defired to grant Commiflion to 
Juftices of Peace, to adminifter Oaths to Recufants there, 4 
Feb.—Another Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s An- 
{wer to Perfons who brought it, 10. Earl of Salifbury no- 
minated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants 
approved, 17 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee 
for One per Cent. 19 Apr. Vide Turkey Company. 
Meflage to Lords, defiring the Militia may be pretently put 
in Execution ; Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 1 July. 
Order for putting it in Execution, 28: Lord Cranborne no- 
minated Lord Lieutenant in the room of the Ear! of Salifbury, 
8 Sept. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 15 &amp; 18. En- 
couragement to be given for advancing Propofitions tor raifing 
Horfe, &amp;c. 8 July. Order for advancing them, 19. Agreed 
to by Lords, 20. A Committee to be fent down for that 
Purpofe, 4 Aug. Receivers appointed, 15. Perfons to be 
excufed from being Collectors upon the Bill of 400,00ul. 16 
July. Order for Indemnity of Volunteers; Sheriff to be 
fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Aug.—Order for Payment of Mo- 
ney to be difburfed for the Safety of the County, 27.—— In- 
firuétions ; agreed to by Lords, 12 O&amp;.—Order for difarming, 
and fending up all Abettors of the Rebellion, 15.—Agreed to 
by Lords, 17. Letter from thence concerning a Neutrality 
read, and referred to a Committee, 3 Mar. Draught of An- 
{wer read, and recommitted ; the Committee to perufe Pro- 
ceedings upon former Neutralities, 7. 

Dove, Tho. Incumbent of Patifwick, 1640, Petition of Inha- 
bitants againft him ; to be read, 30 Jan. 

Dover, 1640, new Writ, 10 Feb. 

1641, Petitions of Inhabitants ; referred to the Commit- 

tee for Review of the Poll-money, 30 O&amp;. 11 Feb.—Pe- 

tition of Mayor, &amp;c. referred to the Committee for the Fort, 

18.—— Petition of the Parifhioners of St. James the Apofile ; 

Le&amp;turer recommended, 21 Mar.—Petition of Merchant 

Strangers ; referred to a Committee, 22. 

1642, the Committee impowered to confider what Du- 

ties they ought to pay towards maintaining the Pier, 12 Apr. 

-——Order for their meeting, 19 July. 5 &amp; 15 Aug. 

Order for paying Arrears of Harbour Money, 23 Sept. 

againft tranfporting Horfes, or ill-affected Perfons, from thence, 

10 Aug. Information concerning it; referred to the Com- 

mittee for Informations, 12. Letters ftayed there referred 

to the fame Committee, 24 Nov. 

- Caftle, 1641, Confideration of the State thereof to be 

recommended to the Lords at a Conference, 14 Aug. Re- 

ferred to a Committee, 20. Petitions referred, 18 Feb. 

2 Mar. All that come to have Voices, 1 Mar. 

1642, Member fent down to take Charge thereof, 25 

Aug.——A Committee to confider of executing and breaking 

open Writs by the Captain, 2 Sept.—Order for Indemnity of 

Vdisaen who came to defend it, 14. 

— Earl of, 1641, Meflage to be fent to Lords, to defire 

he may be examined by a Committee concerning the Bufinefs 

of the Twelve Bifhops, 26 Jan. Sent; their Anfwer, 27. 

1642, Refolution for impeaching him, 11 June. Vide 
Northampton, Earl of. His Letter referred to the Commit- 
tee for Informations, 12 Oc. 

Douglas, Sir James, 1641, be fent for as a Delinquent, 16 Dec. 

Douthwaite, Nicolas, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Downes, Wm. Vide Nevett. 

Downes, 1642, Perions examined touching a Barque ftayed 
there; Order for difcharging it; agreed to by Lords, 11 
July.—The Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to take 
Care concerning Caftles there, 23 Sept. 

Downhall, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Downing, Dr. 1642, defired to preach, 27 July ——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 31 Aug. 

Downton, 1640, Election ; Order for hearing it by the Commit- 
tee, 19 Feb. 

~—— Hundred, 1642, Member to confider the Difference 
—— i" te Moneys upon the Bill of 400,000/. 11 July. 

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Downton, Nicolas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 


_ Aug, 
Dowfe, Sir Francis, 1642, his Petition, and Order for his Dif- 


charge, 9 Jan. 
Doyley, Sir Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, io Dec. 
Dragoons, 1642, a Committee to treat with Undertakers for 
fetting them forth, 20 Sept. Undertakers to have the public 
Faith, 22. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23. Order for 
raifing a Thoufand, 20. Perfons advancing Horfes or Arms 
to have the public Faith, 3 Od. Committees added, 5. 
Treafurer and Serjeant Major approved, 8. Order for dif- 
charging Dragooners Horfes, 24. The Committee for Safety 
of the Kingdom to confider of advancing 5,000/. to them, 28. 
Order for Subfcribers to pay in their Moneys, 24 Jan. 
Drake, Sir William, 1641, Offers his Security for Money, 5 
Aug. 











1642, Order for him to prepare a Letter to Lord Gereral 
concerning Acts of Violence done to him by Lieutenant Colo- 
nel Browne, 10 Jan. Letterread ; agreed to, and to be figned 
by Speaker, 11. To have Liberty to go into the ‘Low 
Countries without vacating his Seat, and to have Warrant to 
tranfport himfelf, 4 Feb. 
Captain, a Reformado Officer, 1641, to have his Pay 
though his Name was left out of the Lift, 8 Sept. 
1642, to be thanked for his Care in bringing up Prifon- 
ers from Devonthire, 27 Dec.—Mufqueteers to go with him to 
convey them to feveral Prifons, 31. 

Roger, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 
O&amp; 


Draper, Captain, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Draperies, old and new. Vide Supply. 

Drapers Company, 1641, their Otter of 100 Quarters of Meal 
for Relief of the Proteftants in Ireland, reported, 29 Jan. 
Order for thanking them, 31. 

Drewell, Lieutenant Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for interrupting the Execution of the Militia, 13 June. 
: be committed clofe Prifoner to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 23 

an. 

ig Sir John, 1642, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 8 

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Droitwich, 1642, Bailiffs to be fent for as Delinquents, 9 Aug. 

To keep the Magazine, 2 &amp; 29 Sept. ords Concur- 
rence fignified, 1 Oct. 

Drunkards. Vide Sweurers. 

Drury, Geo, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Dublin. Vide Ireland.—1642, Petition of difirefled Ladies ; 
referred to the Committee for Contributions, 26 July. 

Duck, Dr. 1642, to certify Reafons for not inftituting and in- 
ducting Mr. Tutty into a Vicarage, 30 July. His Letter 
for that Purpofe read; Refolution to defire him to give him 
Infiitution, 3 Aug. to be fent for as a Delinquent—his 
Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 12 Nov. 

Duckjon, Dr. and Curate, 1642, to be fent for as Delinquents, 
4 July. Examined, 13. Vide Privileges. 

Ducye, Wm. 1642, to have Warrant to pafs to France, 8 
Mar. 

Dudley, Enfign, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for 
interrupting the Execution of the Militia, 13 June. 

Duett, Captain. Vide Cary, Serjeant Major. 

Dumfaerling, Lord, 1642, Order for paying 20/. to Perfons 
who took him; his Arms and Horfes to be fent to Lord Ge- 
neral, 1 Nov.—His Examination referred to the Committee 
for Informations ; Examinations taken at Northampton, and 
Men that took him, to be brought up, 25. Meflage from 
Lords concerning his pafling into Scotland ; Anfwer thereto, 
22 Dec. 

Dunbar, Lord, and Son, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 1 
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Mr. 1642, to acquaint Sir Wm. Waller with Wrongs 
done him by Troopers under his Command, 16 Feb. 

Dunch, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport bimfelf, and 
Servant, into the Low Countries, 18 July. To have Leave 
to convey Piftols, &amp;c. 8 Sept.—Order for Delivery of his 
Plate ftayed by a Conftable, 9. 

Duncombe, Edmund, 1641, Bill to confirm Lands on him, and 
his Wife, read, 12 Apr. Committed, 20 May. 

Captain, 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 26 Apr. 

Duncon, Samuel, and Edward Bedwall, 1640, Petition referred 
to the Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 25 Jan. 

Dungarvan, Lord, 1642, to have Leave to go to Ireland without 
vacating his Seat, 9 June. 

Dungeneffe and Winterton, 1640, Bufinefs concerning the 
Lights ; referred to the Committee for Trade; Parties inter- 
efted to attend them, 23 Nov. 

Dunkirk, 1641, Meflage to Lord Admiral concerning Four Ships 
laden there with Ammunition for Ireland; another to the 
Dutch Ambaffador for an Order to the Dutch Admiral to take ' 
them; their Anfwers, 13 Jan.——A Committee of both 

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Houfes to defire the Spanifh Ambaffador to take Courfe for 
ftaying them; Form of the Meflage, 17 Feb. His Anfwer, 
21. Lord Admiral to be acquainted with the Propofition of a 
Merchantman to take them, 19. Order for ftaying a Barque 
from thence laden with Wines, &amp;c. for Waterford, and for 
putting Perfons therein into fafe Cuftody, 22. 

1642, a Committee to examine a Dutch Gentleman 
concerning a Fleet there defigned for England, 9 June. 

Dunn, Wm. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be moved for Habeas 
Corpus, for removing him from York Gaol, 4 Oct. —To 
be rewarded for his Information of the King’s Forces attacking 
the Parliament Forces at Brentford, 12 Nov. 

Dunnevett, 1641, new Writ, 18 Aug. 

Dunjmore, Lord, 1642, a Committee to confider of an Impeach- 
ment againft him, 5 Sept—His Plate to be fent to Guildhall, 
12. Order for melting it down, 18 Feb. 

Dunjiable, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners ; Order for lecturing, 
2 Sept. Affiftants added, go. 

Dunjian’s, St. in the Eaft, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners read; 
Lecturer recommended, 22 Mar. 

St. in the Weft, 1642, Leturer recommended, 9 Dec. 
Order amended, 30. 

Duppa, Captain, 1642, to be fummonced in fafe Cuftody, 3 Nov. 
—Beef of his Provifion to be depofited in the Tower, 4. 

Durant, John, a Lay Preacher, 1641, to be fummoned to at- 
tend, 5 June. 

Durham County, 1640, exempted from paying towards 100,000/. 
voted for the Army, 16 Nov. 

1641, Letter from thence concerning Proceedings in 
taking the Proteftation, and concerning Tumults ; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Order for fuppreffing them; Petition againft 
High Sheriff referred, 7 Mar. Order for that Purpofe, 8. 

Sir H. Vane fenior nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. 
Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 

— 1642, Petition concerning the County referred to the 
Committee for fcandalous Minifiers; Committee impowered 
to receive further Informations, 25 Mar. Sheriff to re- 
ceive Prifoners from Scotland, 4 July A Committee to 

refent Names of proper Perfons to put the Propofitions and 
Cieaiione in Execution, 10 Oé.—Lord General to be 
moved for a Commifiion to Gentlemen to raife Forces for Pre- 
fervation thereof, 17. 

——— 1640, Bill to tend Knights, Citizens, and Burgefles, to 
Parliament, read, 28 Nov. 1 Dee. Committed, 1 
Jan. 

1641, Reported, and re-committed ; Order for fitting 
of the Committee, 21 July. to be reported, 7 &amp; 17 Mar. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 22. Paffed, 7 Apr. Sent 
to Lords, 12. 

~--—— City, 1640, Bufinefs concerning Images in the Cathe- 
dral deferred, 30 Nov. 

1640, Petition of the Tenants of the Dean and Chapter 
to be read, 14 &amp; 15 Dec. Read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Charge again{t Secretary Windebank, 17. 

- — Bifhop of, 1641, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon, 30 Dec. Vide Bi/hops-—~Member has Leave to 
vifit him, 8 Feb. 

—— 1642, his Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 29 
Mar. Order for allowing him 8007. per Annum, 6 Apr. 
Durham Houfe, 1642, a Committee to take care of fortifying a 

Neck of Land oppofite to it; Order for that Purpofe, 20 Oct. 

Dutch Ambaflador, 1641, to be thanked for his good Affections 
to the State, 13 Jan. His Anfwer, 17. 

——-— Churches, 1642, Officers to return to Lord Mayor Lift 
of Perfons not receiving Contributions, 6 Dec. 

Duichmen, 1642, Letter and Pacquet brought by them to 
Speaker ; referred to a Committee, 18 Apr. 

Dutton, John, 1640, Petition referred to Secretary Windebank’s 
Committee, 28 Jan. 

Duyquerque, Admiral. Vide Eden. 

Dye, Tho. 1642, Petition; Judges of the King’s Bench to be 
moved for Certiorari and Habeas Corpus, 26 Jan. 

Dyer, Tho, 1642, to be fent up in fafe Cultody, 19 July. 

Dyers, 1640, Petition read, ard referred to the Committee for 
Grievances, 23 Nov. 

Dymock, Charles, to have Warrant to carry Arms, &amp;c. into 
Lincolnfhire, 13 June. 


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kA RLS eldeft Sons, Lord Steward’s Order touching chang- 
ing their Titles, P. 2. 

Eafilow, new Writ, 17 Apr. 

Ecclefiaftical Courts. Vide Courts, eccletiaftical. 

Elections and Returns, Committee appointed, 16 Apr. Com- 
mittees added, 17. Committee impowered to determine all 
Caufes appearing clear upon View of the Indentures, 18. 
to make a Sub-commmmtiee to confider of double Returns, view 


Indentures, and report to Houfe, 1 May.—Controverted, 
Vide Bewdley, Bedwin, Afkew, Grinftead, Eaft, Ejtington, 
Aylefoury, Burlafje, Butler, Gloucefter, Exon, Harding, 
Hojfkins, Grampound, Michell, Ryegate, Plympton, Mine- 
head, Winchelfea, and Sudbury.—Eleétions and Returns, to be 
quettioned within Ten Days—Perfons returned by more Inden- 
tures than ufual, to withdraw till their EleGions determined 
—Members doubly returned to make Eleétion within Ten 
Days, 16 Apr. Make Election, 16, 17, 18. &amp; 23.—Motion 
that thofe returned by the Sheriff may fit till their Elections 
be determined, 20.—Member difpentfed with from being in- 
cluded in the Order for making Ele¢tion—Declaration againft 
allowing conditional Elections ; Motion that they receive no 
Countenance, 28. 

——— Bill for more due Election of Members, read, 8 Apr. 
—Another Bill for Reformation of Abufes in Eleétions read ; 
both referred to the Committee of Privileges, to frame a Bill 
thereout, 29. 

Ejjer, Petition of Gentlemen, 18 Apr. 

Eyjtington, Election ; Petition, 16 Apr. 

ivon, Mayor of, returned ; Motion about him referred to the 
Committee of Elections, 16 Apr. 


16° 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 1641, &amp; 1642. 


FAR L Marfhalls Court. Vide Conjtable, High. 

Earle, Sir Walter, 1641, to go into Dorfetfhire to take 
Care of the County ; Order for expediting his Journey, 7 
May. 

Eafi India Company, 1641, Petition, 23 Aug. Read; Order 
concerning the Exportation of foreign Goods, 24. An- 
other Petition referred to Committee for Suffolk Cloths, 2 
Mar.—Report from the Committee for Cuftomers, touching 
Money due from them for Cuftoms; Refolution touching the 
Payment thereof; Treafurer, and Under-Treafurer, to attend 
the Committee, 24. 

— 1642, another Petition read ; Refolution concerning the 
Time of Payment, 26 Mar. Information concerning Three 
Eatt India Ships referred to the Committee for Lrith Affairs ; 
Inftruction to give Order for ftaying and fearching them, 
3 Feb. Houle informed that the Purfer defired to have One 
fearched ; examined thereupon; Order for his Difmiflion, 4. 
—for difcharging the Ships, 9. 

Eastcourt, Dr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, and, upon 
Refufal, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 30 Nov. 

Eaton, Geo. 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 29 Mar. 

Eaton, Bedfordthire, 1642, Order for ftaying Arms there, 14 
June. 

Keclefiastical Caufes. Vide Caufes, ecclefiaftical. 

Ecktefley. Vide Brigham. 

Eckly, Dr. 1642, Petition referred to a Member, 23 Feb. 

Eden, Dr. 1640, to have Leave to appear to a Bill at Lords, 18 
Dec. Sub-committee, appointed to confider Matters con- 
cerning him made a Committee, and to receive all Petitions 
relating thereto, 26 Feb. 

1641, to have Leave to acquaint Lords with the Com- 
— between him and the Admiral of Duyquerque, 24 
June. 

——— 1642, Offers to lend 500/. 7 Sept. 
to attend, 18 Jan. 

Edgecombe, Piers, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 
Nov. To be defired to lend 1,0004. 5 Jan, Perfon ap- 
pointed to receive that Sum affefled upon him by Houfe, 23. 

Edinburgh, 1642, Inhabitants to have Liberty to tranfport 300 
Fodder of Lead Cuftom-free, 5 May. 

Edijbury, Rich. 1642, Petition, 27 May. Vide Bickley. 

Ldilfbury, 1642, Information of Abufes offered to Volunteers ; 
Perfons to be fent for as Delinquents, 26 July. 

Edmonds, Colonel Francis, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Dec. 

Edmunds, St. Lincoluthire, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred 
Dr. 'T'omton’s Committee, 16 Mar. Vide Fens. 

Edwards, Sir John, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 15 Feb. : 

——— Mr.°1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 Mar. 

— 1642, a Committee to inquire of him concerning the 
Scots taking their Money beyond Sea, 27 May. To be fent 
for as a Delinquent to anfwer Petition againft him, 24. 
Witneffes to be fummoned, 18 June.~—-Examination of 
them referred to the Committee for Examinations, 30 July. 

Egerton, Sir Rowland, 1641, Bill for reverfing Decrees on his 
Behalf, read, 24 July. 

Eggar, John, 1641, Bill for ereéting a School by him near Al- 
ton, read, 21 Apr.——Committed, 2 June. Reported, and 
to be — 24. Paffed, 19 July. 

Egleston, Mr. 1642, examined touching the King’s demanding 
the Town of Hull; Allowance to be made him for his Journey 
and Pains, 30 Apr. 

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Eldred, Martin, 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe for printing 
a Petition, 25 Jan. Order for his Difcharge, 7 Feb. 

Eleétions and Returns, 1640, Committee appointed—Motion 

for impowering them to determine Caufes appearing clear up- 
on View of the Indenture—Petitions concerning Elections to 
be delivered to them, 6 Nov.—Controverted ; Reports. Vide 
Norwich, Marlo Magna, Peterborough, Tewkefbury, Boffiney, 
Grinftead, Eaft, Sudbury, Windfor, Banbury, Woodjiock, 
Midhurfi, Brecon Borough, Salifbury, Chippenham, Warwick 
County, Newcajile, Wareham, Coventry, Ilchefier, Walling- 
ford, Steyning, Downton, Worcefier, Derby Borough, Bed- 
ford Borough, Barfiaple, Henden, Arundell, Gatton, New- 
port,and Knaresborough.—Right of Election determined ; viz. 
W indfor.— Eleétions and Returns to be queftioned by Petition 
within 14 Days—Motion for Perfons returned by proper Officer 
to fit till their Eleétions be quafh’d— Members doubly returned 
to make their Eleétions within four Days,6 Nov. Make Elec- 
tion, 7. g. 11. &amp; 20. Order difpented with, 6. 9. &amp; 20. 
—Returning Officers to be fent for as Delinquents, 9.— Motion 
for exempting Members doubly returned from making Choice 
till their Eleétions be determined, 11.——Refolution not to 
queftion a particular Eleétion this Parliament, 8 Dec.—Oid 
Sheriff, if not difcharged, to execute a Writ, 12.——Orders for 
feveral returned to fit, and for others not to fit, 6 &amp; 12 Jan. 

1641, Motion that a Member might, at his own Re- 

queft, decline his Election not granted, 5 Feb. 

— 1642, Petitioner not to be prejudiced by Lapfe of Time, 

28 May. Return amended by Clerk Ailiftant, according 

to Deputation from the Sheriff, 8 Nov. 

— 1640,a Committee to confider the Complaints of feveral 

Boroughs claiming Right to fead Members, 6 Noy.—auother 

Committee to confider blank Returns, 14. 

— 1640, a Committee to prepare a Bill for Reformation of 

fome Diforders in Eleétions, 11 Dec. Billi read, 24. 

1641, Committed, 30 Mar. 

——— 1641, a Committee to confider of preventing Abufes in 
Eleétions, 6 Dec. Bill for that Purpofe read, 14 Apr. 
Committed ; all that come to have Voices, 28. 

Elizabeth, Princels, 1642, Order for continuing her Penfion, 
23 Apr. 

Ellane, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Sir Wm. Savile to fhew 
Caute why Proceedings againft them fhould not be ftayed, and, 
_ his Refufal, Complaint to be tranfmitted to Lords, 16 

uly. 

Ellis, Wm. 1642, committed to London Houfe, 16 Jan. 
His Petition referred to the Committee for Dilpatches, 20 Feb. 

Report ; Order for his Difcharge, 1 Mar. 

—— Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 25 Jan. 
and to print his Sermon, 22 Feb. 

Eltifon, Lawrence, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 10 Dec. 

Eljinore, 1641, Houte informed of Preparations there defigned 
for Hull; Parties examined, and thanked ; Exprefs to be tent 
to the Governor, and a Meflage to the King. Vide King. 
A Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference concerning 
it, 18 Mar. Heads reported, and agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference detired; agreed to, and held ; free Con- 
ference defired by Lords; agreed to; Managers and Re- 
porters appointed ; free Conference held, and se pase Houfe 
adhere to their former Votes; another free Conference defired 
with Lords thereupon; agreed to, 19. 

Elfon, Ulaac, 1642, Judges of the King’s Bench to grant a Cer- 
tiorari for removing Recognizances entered into by him, and 
Sureties taken for his Appearance, 25 Feb. 

Elthorne, Hundred, 1642, Information of Warrants for bring- 
ing in Carts and Waggons read ; voted illegal ; Lord General 
to be moved to take Courfe for preventing fuch Oppreflions, 
12 Nov. 

Ely, Bifhop of, 1640, Meflage to Lords, acquainting them with 
informations againtt him, and defiring hemay give Security for 
his Appearance ; Anfwer thereto, 19 Dec—A Committee to 
receive all Petitions againft him and Officers under him, and to 

repare a Charge againft him, and ftop all Proceedings upon a 
Sara for the Payment of Tythes, 22, Petitions referred, 
22, 23. &amp; 30 Dec. 19. 25, &amp; 26 Jan. 16 &amp; 19 Feb. 
——8 Mar.——Their Power inlarged, 23 Dec.—Matters 
tending to the Charge to be communicated to them, 24. 
Committees added, 30. Committee to ftand, 12 Jan. 

— 1641, Order for their meeting, 8. 14. &amp; 22 Apr. 

14 May.—for making Report, 7 May.——go June. 3 

July. Articles reported, read, and to be ingrofled; voted 

‘unworthy to hold any {piritual Promotion ; Lords to be defired 

to join in moving the King to remove him from his Perfon and 

Service, 5. Ingrofled Articles to be read,12. Read, and 

to be fent to Lords, 14. Conference defired for that Pur- 

pole; agreed to, 19. ‘Title amended; Articles to be deli- 
vered at a Conference, 20. Conference to be defired with 

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——— 1642, Order for allowing him 1002. per Annum, 6 Apr. 

for melting down his Plate, 18 Feb. 

Lord Vitcount, 1640, his Caufe to be reported, 24 &amp; 

31 Dec. ——Reported; Proceedings againft him in Ircland 

voted illegal; Satisfaction to be made him; a Committee 

to confider of a Method for prefenting it to Lords; the Com- 
mittee for the Charge againtt the Earl of Strafford to make Ufe 

of the Report, 6 Jan. Order for fitting of the Committee, 12. 

1641, Declaration read, and to be ingrofled, 8 Sept. 

Ely Houfe, 1642, made a Prifon; Serjeant appointed Keeper, 
3 Jan. Lords Concurrence fignified, 10. 

Emanuel College, Cambridge, 1640, Petition concerning it 
referred to a Committee; Statutes, &amp;c. to be brought to 
Houte; Grievances of Wadham College referred, 17 Dee. 
---Committees added, 17 Dee. 2 Mar. Complaints 
againft the Bifhop of Norwich referred, 13 Jan. 

1641, Order for meeting of the Committee, 7 Apr. 

Report, Refolutions touching the Votes of fuperannuated 

Fellows, 22 Mar. 

— 1642, Further Report; Mr. Worthington voted duly 

elected ; fuperannuated Fellows to be pronounced Non Socii, 

29 Mar. 

— 1641, Bill for confirming the Statutes read, 26 June—— 
Committed, 2 July. All that come to have Voices, 12—— 
Order tor meeting of the Committee, 12 Feb. 

Enfield Chace, 1642, Order for paying Perfons who ftayed 
Horfes there, and for ftaying them flill, 21 June.——for 
their attending Lord General for his Directions, 28 July. 

England, New, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Order for their 
being Cuftom-free for Commodities granted by Charter—for 
Agents to collect Monies for tranfporting Children driven out 
of Ireland, 31 Jan. Ordinance concerning their being 
Cuttom-free, 2 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 3. Amendments agreed to, 10. 

Ennies, Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 
Jan. To London Houle, 9. 

Enyon, James, 1640, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
and Advancement of younger Children, read, 23 Jan. 
Read Second time; Queftions for Commitment and Ingrofi- 
ment, feverally Neg.; Bill rejected, 24 Feb. . 



































Epifcopacy, 1640, Petitions from the Counties concerning it to. 


be read, 25 Jan. 

——— 1641, Bill for abolifhing it read twice, 27 May. Com} 
mitted, 27 May.——3. 11, 12. 15. 17, 18, &amp; ig June. 
Preamble agreed to, 11. Claufes for taking away Arch- 
bifhops, &amp;c.; agreed to, 12.—for abolifhing Deans, Deans 
and Chapters, &amp;c. and employing the Lands taken from them 
to the Advancement of Learning and Piety, 15.——The Sub- 
committee to withdraw notwithftanding the Sitting of the 
Houle, 2 July—to report the Bill to the Grand Committee, 
6. They report it, 8. Proceedings thereupon, 8, g, 10. 
12, 13, 14. 16, 17. 26, 27, 28, &amp; 30. Refolutions teuch- 
ing the Pofletlions of Deans, and Deans and Chapters—of 
Archbifhops and Bifhops—of Advowfons belonging to them, 
g.—touching a Maintenance for preaching Minifters—for 
transferring ecclefiaftical Power into the Hands of Commiffion- 
ers, 10. Order for meeting of the Sub-committee, 16. 

Epfom, 1641, Petition concerning Minifters named to preach 
there; Order for an Allowance to them, 31 Aug. 

Erle, Richard, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a 
Petition againft him, 12 Nov.—To be bailed, 4 Jan. 

— Sir Walt. 1642. Vide Privileges——To have Liberty to 

fend Arms into Dortetfhire, 6 Aug. 

— Mr. 1642, to have Licence to fend Arms into Dorfet- 
fhire, 22 Sept. 

Erafmus, 1642, to be difarmed, and fummoned to at- 
tend, 18 Odt. 

Ernley, Sir Michael, 1641, Report that the King had com- 
manded the Lord Lieutenant of [reland to recommend him to 
the Houfe to be a Colonel, 27 Jan. Order for adding Two 
Companies to his Regiment, 2 Feb. 

— 1642, his Letter to Speaker concerning Moneys and 
Arms for the Soldiers at Chefter, 2 May. 

Efcuage. Vide Knighthood Money. 

Efmond, Lord, 1641, Petition with the Grand Committee for 
Irifh Affairs referred to the Sub-committee, 27 May. 

Efpernon, Duke de, 1642, to have Warrant for tranfporting 
Six Horfes to France, 17 May.—Clears himfelf of any Sufpi- 
cion upon Account of Spanifh Piftoles to be coined into Englith 
Gold ; to be thanked for his Refpect to Houfe, 27. Let- 
ters to be reftored to his Servant; the Servant to be per- 
mitted to go according to his Pals, 20 Dec. Several of his 
Servants to have Warrants to pafs beyond Sea, 23 Feb. 
Duke to have a Pafs to go to Oxon, with Servants named 
therein, 10 Mar. 

Effex, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants to be read ; re-delivered to 
Perfons who preferred it, g Nov. New Writ, 27 Jan. 

1641, Order for delivering an Arrear of Fullers Earth, 

24 May.——Earl of Warwick nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
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be moved to add another, 17 Mar. Another to be added upon 
his Recommendation, 21. Member to acquaint him with 
Perfons recommended, 22. 

1642, Lords to be moved for a Warrant to Deputy 
Lieutenants to appoint Officers over the Trained Bands, and 
to appoint a fpeedy Day for muftering them—to be moved to 
join in .impowering Deputy Lieutenants to direct and iffue 
Commiflions left in their Hands by Lord Lieutenant, 24 May. 
Their Concurrence fignified, 26. To be moved to join in an 
Order for Captains to nominate their inferior Officers; their 
Concurrence fignified, 27. Members to go down and fee 
the Militia put in Execution, 4 June.—Letter from Deputy 
Lieutenants read, and to be printed—Conference defired by 
Lords concerning Letters and Papers from thence, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 8. Reported; Papers 
read, and to be printed; Lords Declaration thereupon agreed 
to, 9.—Sheriff prefents divers Proclamations be hid received ; 
injoined not to publifh them, or any of the like Nature, 13.— 
A Committee to prepare Order, requiring the Sheriff not to 
publifh Proclamations, &amp;c. touching the Militia, 17. Ordi- 
nance read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, with Defire to join 
in an Order for printing it; returned with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, 18. ——Sheriff called in; Purport of 
Speaker’s Speech to him, 1 July. injoined not to do any 
thing upon a Warrant for raifing the Polle Comitatus, 1 Sept. 

Deputy Lieutenant recommended, 15 June.—Houfe ac- 
quainted with the Willingnefs of the County to obey the Ordi- 
nance for the Militia—original Petition of Officers of the Mili- 
tia and Volunteers prefented—Petition of Gentlemen read ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it; Petition to be 
entered, and printed; Anfwer to be digefiedin Writing, 17. 
~—Volunteers to have Order of Indemnity, 6 July —Decla- 
ration, approving Cominiffioners nominated by Deputy Lieute- 
nants for advancing the Propofitions, for raifing Horte, &amp;c. to 
be fent to Lords, 11 Deputy Lieutenants to be injoined 
to go down and put in Execution the Inftructions for the Pro- 
pofitions ; a Committee to prepare an Order for that Purpofe, 
19.—The Committee for Informations to ftay a Proclamation 
going thither by the Poft, 21 ——Commiilioners added—Re- 
ceivers of the Subfcriptions appointed, 9 Aug.—Letter to be 
written to Juftices of Peace to fupprefs Diforders of Soldiers, 
17.—Conference defired with Lords concerning a Letter from 
thence ; agreed to, 23.—Letters to be written to Deputy Lieu- 
tenants to ufe their Endeavours for quieting the People; Copy 
of a Declaration and Votes to be fent with them, 25. A Com- 
mittee to perfect the Declaration, 20. Order for their 
Meeting ; Committees added ; all that come to have Voices, 1 
Sept. Declaration read, agreed to, and to be printed ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 2. Declaration to be difperfed—tieve- 
ral Declarations concerning the County referred to a Cominit- 
tee, 3. Committee impowered to confider of Infiructions for 
difarming Malignants, 8. Inftructions read, agreed to, and 
to be fent to Lords, 24. Sent, 1 Oct. Agreed toby them, 
3.—Order for Sir Tho. Barrington to receive 400 /, out of the 
Contribution-Monceys, read, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords, 
4.—Order about fending up Money collected upon the Propo- 
fitions, 12 &amp; 13.—About raifing the Poffle Comitatus, 24. 
-——Ordinance for raifing Recruits, 1g Nov. Agreed to by 
Lords, 14.—Deputy Lieutenants nominated, 28. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 29. Ordinance for raifing Horfe, 5 Dec. 
Agreed to by Lords, 8.—Perfons brought from thence, com- 
mitted to Newgate, 14. Order for feizing the Arms, &amp;c. 
of Perfons refufing to contribute upon the Propofitions, or to 
aflociate themfelves, 24 Jan. Amended, 26.—Late Sheriff to be 
continued, 28. Deputy Lieutenants to fign Warrants for 
levying Money upon the Affociation, 16 Feb._—Member to 
go down for advancing the weekly Affeffment, 7 Mar. 

Earl of, 1641, Lords defired to move the King to ap- 
point him Lord Lieutenant of Yorkfhire, 7 May. Houfe put 
them in mind thereof; their Anfwer, 19. To be thanked 
for his Refpeéts to Houle, 9 June.—His Letter to Lord Gene- 
ral read, and re-delivered’ to Member who brought it, 26. 
Conference defired with Lords concerning his having the Com- 
mand of the “rained Bands on this Side Trent; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 6 Nov. Meflage 
to Lords, defiring their Anfwer, 16. Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe returned, with Amendments, 18. 
~———- 1642, nominated Captain General; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 12 July. Signified, 13. Ordinance for that 
Purpofe read twice ; Queftion for Re-commitment, Neg. Or- 
dinance agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 15.—The 
Committee for Safety of the Kingdom to move him to haften 
Levies, 23. Conference defired by Lords concerning a Pro- 
clamation declaring him and others Traitors, agreed to ; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolution 
to adhere to him; a Committee to prepare a Covenant purfu- 
ant thereto; abfent Members to declare themfelves from time 
to time at their coming into the Houfe, 11 Aug. Declare 
themfelyes, 27. 29, &amp; 30, Aug ———7. 14. &amp; 16, Sept-—— 


10. 15.&amp; 29, O&amp;.——2 &amp; 8 Nov.——Committees added, 
12 &amp; 15 Aug. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 12, 13. 
&amp; 15.—Order againft printing the Proclamation; Earl to be 
defired to punifh Diforders in Soldiers, 17#——Agreed to by 
Lords, 8 Sept. Order touching his Entertainment as Lord 
General, 18 Aug. Agreed toby Lords, 19.——A Committee 
to prepare Heads for a Conference touching his {peedy taking 
the Field, 22. Conference defired by Lords concerning his 
fetting forth in the Evening, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Speaker, with feveral Mem- 
bers, to take Leave of him at Effex-houfe, g Sept.—Lords to 
be defired to join in a Letter to him to advance towards the 
King ; Inftructions for him to be confidered, 16. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Hezds, 17. Heads reported, and to be con- 
fidered, 20. Read one by one, and agreed to; Names to be 
inferted among thofe excepted; Inftructions to a Committee 
appointed to be continually with him, read, and agreed to, 21. 
Inftruétions to Lord General returned from Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to; Inftruétions for the 
Committee agreed to by Lords, 22. His Letter concerning 
Paffages at Worcefter, and [nfolences committed, read—Con- 
ference defired by Lords concering Letters from him, 3 O&amp;. 
Vide King.—His Letter concerning the King’s advancing with 
his Army, read, 13.— Draught of a Letter to him read, agreed 
to, and to be figned by Speakers of both Houfes ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 27—— Motion for Acknowlegment 
of his Services to be confidered, 2 Nov. Refolution for pre- 
fenting him with 5,000/.; Treafurer at War to fend it; a 
Committee to prepare a Letter of Thanks for his Services, 3. 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to grant a Warrant 
for iffuing the Money—Conference to be defired with Lords 
concerning his drawing out his Forces; Managers appointed ; 
Conference agreed to, and held; Meflage from Lords, inform- 
ing Houfe they had acquainted him with their Defires—A Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to prepare the Form of an Acknowleg- 
ment to him, 7. Form reported, 10. Agreed to by lek 
— Order for moving him to grant no Commiflions for raifing 
new Troops till the old are recruited, 11.—Meflage to be fent 
to him, to defire he would proceed according to his beft Ad- 
vantages, 12 &amp; 14 Nov.——20 Dec. Houfe informed of 
his Refolution to proceed ; Order for thanking him, 12 Nov: 
—A Committee 5 mes to attend the Army ; another Com- 
mittee to prepare Inftructions for them—lis ftaying a Meflage 


appointed to be fent to the King concerning a Ceffation, ap- 


proved; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14.—A Commit- 

tee to acquaint him with Proceedings in the City upon the Pro- 

pofition for raifing 4,000 Horfe, 16.—Meflage to be fent to him 
to take all Advantages in profecuting the War—to be defired 
to order the Guard at the new Bridge to examine all Paflen gers, 

19. His Anfwer about profecuting the War reported; Mem- 

ber to prepare a Letter to him, 21. To be moved to take all 

Advantages in difpofing his Army for the Prefervation of the 

Peace of the Kingdom; Lords to be moved at a Conference to 

join herein, 23. Letter to him relating the Service at Win- 

chefter ; to be thanked for his Care of the Direétion thereof, 17 

Dec.—To be acquainted with the State of the Northern Coun- 

ties, and confider of a Method to fave them from plundering, 

19. ‘To be acquainted with the State of Wiltfhire, 14 Jan. 

To be acquainted with the Deficiency of the Troops com- 
manded by Sir Wm. Waller, and defired to difpatch him forth- 
with, 24 Feb.—To be defired not to omit any Advantage till 
the Ceffation and Treaty be concluded, 27. His Intention 
to march approved, 9 Mar.—His Letter concerning the State 
and Stations of the Army read ; Members to return an Anfwer, 

13. ; 

Countefs of, 1642, Information concerning her referred 
to the Committee for Informations, 11 Jan. 

Colonel Charles, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport 
himfelf, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 12 May.——Order for giving 500 /. 
to his Widow and Sifter, 31 Dec. 

Eftcourt, Richard. Vide Kirkham. 

Lthelburgh, St. 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for the Archbifhop of Canterbury, 21 Jan. Vide 
Laud. 

1642, Minifter recommended, 22 Dec. 

Eton College, 1642, the Committee for the King’s Revenue to 
confider of providing for it, 29 O&amp;. Order againft impofe- 
ing upon the Scholars the wearing Surplices, 20 Feb., 

Evelyn, Sir Jo. 1641, to write a Letter about providing a Houfe 
od the Commiflioners from Scotland to the Parliament, 2 

ec. 

1642, Vote for adhering to the Earl of Effex read; his 
Antwer demanded ; begs Time to confider of it; ordered to 
withdraw ; Votes for fufpending, diiarming, and committing 
him to the Tower; to be heard before Judgment; declares 
himfelf in the Affirmative; Votes revoked, 25 Oct. 

Tho. 1642, referred to Lord Mayor to punifh him ac- 
cording to Law, 14 Jan. 


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Everard, Jofeph, 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 29 
Mar. 


’ Everett, John, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 


Religion, 19 July. Another read, and avowed; Barkefdale 
to be fummoned to appear, 6 Sept. Vide Barkejdale. 
Evers, Serjeant, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 
~—To be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 4 Feb. 
Evefham, 1640, new Writ, 21 Jan. 
Ewell, 1641, Petition concerning Minifters appointed to preach 
there; Order for an Allowance to them, 31 Aug. 
1642, Confideration of training the Inhabitants referred 
to a Committee, 30 Sept, 
Ewer, Ralph, 1640, Order for bailing him, 19 Jan. 
Examinations, 1642, a Committee to take Examinations of all 
Prifoners and fufpected Perfons, 28 O&amp;. Impowered to grant 
Warrants for ftaying Troopers and their Horfes, and ftraggling 
Soldiers and their Arms, go. Committees added, 1 Nov. 
Report touching Mr. Roe, 15. Vide Roe——The Commit- 
tee impowered to examine all fufpected Perfons in and about 
London, 16 Jan. Declared to have Power to commit them 
where they think fit, 23. 
Excafay, Diego, 1642, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Feb. Order for apprehending him, 2 Mar. 
Exchequer, 1642, a Committee to break open Chefts and Ham- 
pers in Mr, Pitt’s Office, and belonging to particular Perfons, 
and feize Money and Plate therein, 9 Dec. Keport to be 
made, 12 &amp; 13. 
Court of, 1642, Petition of Meffengers read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee concerning Sheriffs, 12 Dec. 
Excife, 1642. Vide Supply. 
Exeter, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Minitters Remonftrance, 23 Feb. 
1641, Another Petition read; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who preferred it, 24 Jan. 
1642, Order for difpofing of 1501. of the Contribution- 
moneys to diftreffed Protefiants from Ireland, and for paying 
the Refidue to the Treafurers; Citizens to be thanked for 
their good Example; another Order for difpofing of 5004. and 
paying the Refidue, 16 May.——I nformation of a Collection ; 
Citizens to be thanked for their Forwardnefs to the public Ser- 
vice, 7 June.—Letter from the Mayor and Sherifi communi- 
cated by Lords ; their Proceedings thereupon agreed to; Or- 
der for Indemnity of the Sheriff; a Committee to prepare a 
Letter of Thanks, 20. Letter read, and to be figned by 
Speaker, 21. Letters from Mayor touching Proclamations, 
&amp;c. received from the King; Members to write an Anfwer ; 
a Committee to examine other Members touching a Petition 
mentioned therein, 15 July. Letter from Mayor read ; 
Order for fortifying the City, 6 Sept.—For difarming fuch of 
the Trained Bands as refufe to fhew their Arms, 27. City 
impowered to fortify the old Caftle—to detain goo/. collected 
upon the Propofitions, to be difpofed of by Mayor, Aldermen, 
and Common-council, 11 Ot. Mayor and Deputy Lieu- 
tenants to difpofe of it, 1 Nov.—Petition concerning the City, 
and Articles annexed, referred to the Committee for Difpatches ; 
Lord General to be defired to confider of a proper Perfon to 
command the Caftle and Garrifon, 8.—Order for providing 
Men, Ammunition, &amp;c. read, and agreed to, 25. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 26.——-Member to prepare Order for 
melting down Bells in the Cathedral, ufing it for a Magazine, 
and fufpending finging Service ; the Committee for the Tower 
to confult about erecting a Mint in the City, 8 Dec.——An- 
other Committee to provide a Mint and Moneyers, and fend 
them down, 3 Jan. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. reprefenting 
their Fears, and defiring Aid, read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 10 Dec.—Declaration concerning the Adjournment of 
the Seffions to be publifhed in the Pari Chavcher, 27. 
Order for raifing Forces ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 13 Feb. 
—Order for Indemnity of the Mayor and Sheriff for not pub- 
lifhing certain Proclamations, 28. 
— Countefs Dowager of, 1640, Bill from Lords for fet- 
tling an Eftate upon her, 3 Mar. Read, 5. Committed, 10. 
—— 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 6 &amp; 24 
Apr.—21g May. Bill reported, 22——-Pafled, 22 June. 
Exten, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houle, 29 Noy.—— To be brought up in Cuftody, 2 Dec. 
























































16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


fA RMS taken by fpiritual Perfons. Vide Nonrefidents. 

" Faft, Conference to be defired with Lords concerning a Faft 
of both Houfes; a Commirtee to prepare Meflage for that 
Purpofe, 16 Apr. Meflage reported, and to be fent; Day 
for a general Fati to be defired; Meffage deferred, 18. Mo- 
tion for fending it, 20. Sent; Anfwer thereto, 21. King’s 
Concurrence communicated by Lords ; Conference defired by 
them concerning the Time, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
—. held, 22. Reported; Time propounded by Lords 

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agreed to; Preachers appointed ; Meflage to acquaint them 
therewith ; Report that Lords are not met; further Order for 
Delivery thereof, 23. Mefflage fent; Report that they are 
bufy; Meffage from Lords excufing themielves for not ad- 
mitting the Meflengers, 24. Another Meflage to be ex- 
pected, 28. 


16° 17°&amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


fa IRF A X, Lord, 1641, Letter to him, prefented from a 
Committee, to be figned by Speaker, and fent, 19 Aug. 
— 1642, his Letter concerning the good Condition of the 
good Party in Yorkthire, read, and referred back to the Com- 
mittee for Safety of the Kingdom, 28 O&amp;. Another Let- 
ter concerning a Conflict with Lord Neweaftle’s Army ; Ke- 
folutions thereupon; a Committee to prepare a Letter of 
Thanks, 22 Dec. Letter read, agreed to, and to be figned 
by Speaker, 6 Jan.—To be defired to continue his Method of 
paying his Army, 5 Jan.—Another Letter concerning fome Dil- 
ference in the Superiority of Command between him, Mr. Ho- 
tham, and others ; Copy thereof to be fent to Lord General ; 
Refolution concerning his Command of Forces drawn out of 
Hull; a Cominittce to confider the Authority granted by both 
Houies to him, Sir Jo. and Mr. Hotham ; Lord General to 
make a Declaration of Commitlions granted them; Sir Jo. 
Hotham to deliver Arms, Xc. to him; another Commiitee to 
prepare a Letie: to Sir Jo. Hotham, 12.—His Letter concern- 
ing a Victory over Lord Newcaftle, and taking Leeds ; and 
other Papers ; a Committee to make Extracts thereof, and give 
Order for printing them ; Day appointed for a Thank{giving ; 
Letters to be then read ; Preamble to them read, agreed to, and 
to be printed ; Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 30. Re- 
ported, 31. Draught of'a Declaration for clearing him from 
the Charge of Treafon, read, and re-committed, 1 Feb, Re- 
ported from Re-commitment, and agreed to, 2. Lords Con- 
currence tignified; Declaration to be printed, 3.—Another 
Letter reiating the Taking-in of Tadcafter, and a Warrant af- 
perfing him, and requiring no Obedience to be given to his 
Commanils ; Retolutions thereupon, 15. Vide Mutton, Sir 
Rich. His Letter concerning the State of the Army, and 
defiring a Supply, and Copy of a congratulatory Letter to the 
Queen on her fafe Arrival, feverally read, 8 Mar.—Letters to 
be fent to Lords Lieutenants of feveral Counties to fend Forces 
to him ; the Committee for fafety of the Kingdom to prepare 
and fend them; Lord Fairfax to be defired to go in Perfon to 
Captain Hotham’s Affiftance, 9. 
Tho. 1642. Petition referred to the Committee for Con- 
tributions, 29 July. 
Sir Wm. 1642, to join Lord Fairfax with a Regiment to 
be raifed by him, 17 Dec. 
— Mr. 1640, to be fummoned to appear at a Committee, 
22 Vec. 


— Lord, 1640, thanked for his Services to Houfe, 14 

an. 

-——— 1641, Confideration of printing his Speech referred to a 
Committee, 10 Apr—cCopy of his Letter to the Sheriff of 
Hants ; a Committee to examine the Matter of Fact, 8 Feb. 

1642, Houfe informed he is at the Door, with a M eflage 

from the a ; Order touching the Manner of receiving him, 
5 Sept. is Letter to the Earl of Cumberland concerning 
the Action at Worcefter, read, and to be burt by the com- 
mon Hangman, 8 O¢t.——His Servant to be fent for in 
Cuftody; Examination referred to the Committee for Exami- 
nations, 16 Jan. : 

Falmouth, 1641, Lord Admiral to be defired to give Directions 
about a Ship from Limerick fiayed there, 10 Mar. 

1642, Order concerning fecuring the Harbour, 18 






































Jan. 

Fane, Antony, 1642, to have Liberty to remove his Goods into 
Kent, 27 Oét. 

Fanfhaw, Lionel, 1642, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him 
into the Commiflion of the Peace, 12 May. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12. Nov. 

Sir Tho. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 

liament, 7 Sept. 

Farewell, Chriflopher, 1642, to. be faved harmlefs againft a 
Bond, 7 Nov. 

Farley, Rowland, 1641, Bill for fettling Lands on him, and re- 
verfing a Decree, &amp;c. read, 21 July. 

Farmers of the Cufioms, 1640, a Committee to examine Grants 
to them, and fend for their Patents, 20 Feb. Petition re- 
ferred, 18 Mar. The Committee impowered to examine the 
latter Grants in King James’s Reign, and fend for the Patents, 
20. Vide Cuftomers. 

Farmery, Edward, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 4 July. 

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IN DEX @o the Sreconpv VotumeE. 


Farnfold, Sir Thomas, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee 
of Privileges, 31 Dec. 

Farnham, Surry, 1641, Petition of Minister and Inhabitants 
read; Shepheard to be fummoned to attend, 1 Sept. Vide 
Shepheard.—Order for a weekly Leéture, 9. 

1642, a Committee to confider of Prifoners there, 3 
Dec. Order for their Commitment to Lambeth-houfe, 23. 

Caftle, 1642, Care thereof to be recommended to Lord 
General, 23 Nov. 

Farrall, Mr. 1642, Previous Queftion concerning his Penfion, 
Neg. 14 Oct. 

Farrington, Lionel, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Earl of 
Stratford’s Committee, 19 Dec. 

Farrow, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Farthing Office, 1642, Propofition concerning it referred to the 
Committee for Propofitions, 13 Sept.—Petition concerning it 
referred to the fame Committee, 24. Sequeftering the ?ro- 
fits, and calling the Oiticers to Account for Arrears, referred 
to the Committee for Advance of Moneys, 15 Feb. 

Fofi 1640, Refolution for it; Lords to be defired to join in a 

equeft to the King ; a Committee to view the Orders of laft 

Parliament, touching a Faft, 6 Nov. Metlage to Lords for 

that Purpofe reported, and to be fent, 7. Sent; their An- 

iwer; Meflage trom them, fignitying the King’s Concurrence, 
and defiring a Conference about the ‘Time ; Conference agreed 
to; Reporter, and Affiftants, appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Time propounded by Lords agreed to; Meflage 
to acquaint them therewith; Report of Delivery; Preachers 

appointed, 9. Houle to meet at St. Margaret’s, 16. 

1641, Refolution for a Faft; Lords to be defired to join 
ina Requeft to the King ; a Committee to prepare Heads for 
a Conference concerning it, 17 Apr. Heads reported ; Con- 
ference to be defired; Manager appointed, 28. Petition 
concerning a Fatt read ; Conference to be defired with Lords 
thereupon, 26 Aug.——Meflage to Lords, acquainting them 
Houfe had agreed to Three fe for folemuizing a Fatt; 
Preachers appointed ; St. Margaret’s to be “&gt; for Members, 
17 Dec. Meffage from Lords, fignifying King’s Concur- 
rence; Directions for the Obfervation thereof to be publifhed 
through the City, 18.—Order for a general Faft to be printed, 
and diiperfed by Members, 23 &amp; 24. Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing them to join in moving the King for Proclamation for 
obferving it, and for a monthly Faft; Antwer thereto, 24. 
Fatt to be folemnized by Houfe in Lincoln’s. Inn Chapel, 21 
Feb. At St. Margaret’s ; Members to take care the Church 
be provided, 22. Preachers appointed ; St. Margaret’s to 
be len for Members, 10 Mar. 

— 1642, Order for diftributing Money colleéted there, 1 
Apr. Preachers appointed, 12 &amp; 27 Apr.cm—s2 May. 20 
June. 27 July. 31 Aug. 28 Sept. 26 Oct. 

3, Nov. 28 Dec. 25 Jan. 22. Feb. Thanked, 
and to print their Sermons, 27 Apr. -- -- 25 May 20 June. 
27 July. g1 Aug. 28 Sept. 26 Oét. 30 

Nov. 28 Dec. 25 Jan. One excufed; another ap- 

pointed in his room, 2 May, A Committee to prepare De- 

claration for the folemn Obfervation of Fafts, 27 July. 

Ordinance read, and agreed to, 22 Aug. Lords Concurrence 

fignified, 24. Declaration to difpente with certain Perfons 

in London and Weftminfter that fhall not obferve the Faft, fent 
to Lords, 25 O&amp;. Confeffion to be read in the Churches 
agreed to; Lords to be moved to join herein, 23 Jan. 

Confeffion returned, with Amendments ; Aimendments com- 

mitted, 11 Feb. Read, and agreed to, with Amendments, 

14. Conference to be defired thereupon; Managers ap- 

pointed ; Confeflion fent up by way of Meflage, and agreed 

to, 15. 

; on Bill for more folemn Obfervation of the Days of 
public Fafting ordered, 27 July——Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 4 Aug. 

Faunt, Mr. 1641, his Cafe reported; Letter and Sentence to be 
read before any Refolution, 1 July. Letter read; Proceed- 
ings againft him: in the Starchamber voted illegal ; Satisfaction 
to be made to his Executors ; Cafe to be traniinitted to Lords ; 
Order for ftaying the Execution of a Procefs out of the Exche- 
quer, 14.. Member appointed to prepare the Tranfiiflion, 


19. 

Fouctt, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Apr. 

Fawkes, Michael, 1642, exempted from the Order for Stay of 
Proceedings againft Sir Tho. Dawes, 3 May. 

Fay, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Sub-committee for Irifh 


Affairs, 12 Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 
1641, Speaker to write a Letter to Lords Juftices of Ire- 

land for his Difcharge, 18 June. Declaration read, and to 

be ingrofled, 8 Sept. Ingrofled Declaration read, and fent to 

Lords; Report of Delivery, 9. 

Feurne, Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 Dec. 


To Lord Montmorris’s Committee, 5 
Report; his Cafe to be tranfmitted to Lords, 19 


sa ts Sir Leonard, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 3@ 

ug. 

Fees, 1641, a Committee to confider of the Fees of the Clerk of 
Houfe, Serjeant, and their Servants, 14 May.—— Refoiution 
touching Sums to be paid them by Members; Receivers ap- 
pointed, 24 June.-——A Committee to confider of the Diftri- 
bution thereof, 2 July. Order for their Meeting, 12.—~ 
Report; confirmed ; Refolution concerning the Diftribution 
of the Remainder, 19 Aug. Report concerning the Ex- 
amination of the Receivers Accounts, 22 Mar, 

1641, a Committee to confider the Exa@ion of Fees 
upon the Collectors of Poll-money and Subfidies, 29 Oct. 
Order for their Meeting, 30 Nov. 

Fellgate, Wm. 1642, Order for re-delivering his Powder, or 
purchafing it for the Ufe of the Parliament, 17 Nov.—A Com- 
mittee to mquire what is become of Part thereof; Remainder 
to be kept fate, 24. 

Felton, Edmund, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Charge againft Sir H Spiller, 21 Nov. 

Fenn, Charles, 1640, Petition referred to the Bifhop of Ely’s 
Committee, 19 Feb. 

Sir Ro. 1642, to have Leave to go to the King with 
Money under 100/. 24 Aug. 

Fens, 1640, Petition of Mr. Rich againft Mr. George and Ser- 
jeant Hide, concerning draining them, tendered, 27 Nov. A 
Committee to examine it, 30. Matter re-committed; Com- 
mittee impowered to fend for all Patents of Confervacy and 
Amerciaments, 16 Dec. 

1641, Order for their Meeting, 13 May. Meeting de- 
ferred ; Parties difpented with for their Attendance, 15. 

Petition of Dr. Tomfon, Margaret Kirby, &amp;c. relating to 
the Fens, read, and referred to a Committee, 3 Dec. Other 
Petitions referred, 4 &amp; 17 Dec.——10 &amp; 20 Mar.——Order 
about bringing up Witneiles ; the Committee to appoint Days 
for hearing, 19 Feb. Order for their Meeting, 5 Mar. 
Committees added, 9. 

Fenton, Sir Wm. 1642, to be recommended for a Reformado 
Captain of Horfe, 13 June. Lords to be moved for that 
Purpofe, 6 July. 

Ferris, Edward, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Fettiplace, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport Particulars 
contained in a Note, 19 Aug. 

a 1642, Petition of Preuttienens Lecturer appointed, 
17 Jan. 

Field, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, Order for Reftoring his Horfes, 21. Dec. 

Fielder, John, 1642, Petition concerning Obftru@tions in the 
Execution of Orders, and compiaining of Perfons refufing to 
aflift him in conducting Rebels; fent to Lords; Petitioner 
called in; Purport of Speaker’s Speech to him, 29 Apr. 

Fielding, Colonels Rich. and Edw. 1641, Report that the King 
had commanded the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to recom- 
mend them to Houfe to be Colonels; Lord Lieutenant to be 
acquainted they huld them unfit to be trufted, 27 Jan. 

Lord, 1642, Order for difcharging his Chaplain’s Horfe, 

24 Ot. 

Fiennes, Mr. 1641, his Letter read, 28 Aug ——Other Letters 
read, 6 Sept. 

ar 5g Sir Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 

ug. 

Finch, Lord Keeper, 1640, a Committee to prepare a Charge 
againft him, 8 Dec. Order for their Meeting, 11. Petitions 
referred, 12 &amp; 23. Committee impowered to confider all 
Matters concerning him; Report; to be refumed, i9. His 
Requeft to be heard affented to; Manner of admitting him; 
heard ; Motion that his Admiffion might not be drawn into 
Precedent; Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon ; 
Meflage to be fent to Lords for that Purpofe, and to defire he 
may be fequeftered, and committed, 21. Sent; their Anfwer; 
Matters tending to the Charge to: be communicated to the 
Committee, 22. Articles read, and re-committed, 5 Jan. 
Read again, and to be ingroffed, 11. The Committee to ftand, 
12. Order for proceeding, notwithftanding his Abfence ; in- 
groffed Articles read, and agreed to ; Confereaceé defired with 
Lords thereupon; agreed to; Members appointed to deliver 
them, 13. Thanked, 14——Meflage to Lords, defiring an 
Examination of Witnefles in Prefence of fome Members; 
their Aniwer, 1 Feb. The Committee to appoint fome of 
their Members for that Purpofe, 2 


——-— 1642, Lords to be moved for Proclamation for calling 

him in, 26 Mar. 

Clement, Jo. and Charles, 1640, to be fent for as De- 
linquents, 23 Nov. 

Edward, 1641, his Cafe reported ; voted unfit to hold 
any Benefice in the Church ; Cafe to be tran{mitted to Lords, 
8 May. 

a of Feverfham, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport 
himfelf, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 28 O&amp;. ' 


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INDEX ¢o the Seconp VoLuMeE. 


———— Serjeant, 1642, brought up as a Malignant; to be dif- 
pofed of by a Committee of both Houfes, 21 Nov. 

Finchingfield, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners concerning their 
Defire to retain their Preacher; Queftion for referring it to a 
Committee ; Neg.; previous Quettion for putting the Quef- 
tion upon the Debate ; Neg. 25 Mar. 

Findeall, Mr. 1642, his Complaints agaift Mr. Dixenwell re- 
ferred to a Member, 17 Sept. Vide Dizxenwell. 

Fines, Nath. 1642, impowered to fend Arms into Oxfordhhire, 
go June.——Ordinance for raifing Moneys for Maintenance 
of Forces levied by him read, and agreed to, 23 Feb. 

Finfbury, 1641, Bill for ereéting a free Parifh Church in the Li- 
berties thereof read, 18 Aug. Committed, 30. 

Firby, Sir Leonard, 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 7 Nov. 

Fifher, John, 1640, Bill to naturalize him, and Peter Heeren, 
read, 14 Dec. Parties take Oaths, 30. Bill committed, 
7 Jan. Petition referred ; Committee added, 21. 

Edmund, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Lords Meflage concerning Mr. Smart’s Bufinefs, 16 July. 

Order for their Meeting, 10. Counfel afligned him, 17 

Aug. All that come to have Voices, 26. Report to be 

made, 1 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfe, 29 O&amp;. 

— 1641, Dufinels concerning it referred to a Committee, 
31. Aug. 

Fishlake and Sikehoufe, 1640, Bill concerning the Tenants 
thereof; to be read, 11 Jan. Read; not to be read Second 
time till further Order, 12. 

Fishmongers Company, 1641, offer 100 Quarters of Wheat, or 
1500. for Relief of Ireland, 31 Jan. 

Fitton, Siv Edward, 1642, his Letter concerning obftructing 
the Militia read ; to be fent for as a Delinquent ; Lords to be 
defired to join therein, 27 June. 

——— Sir Robert, 1642, Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon, 27 Feb. Vide Cholmley, Sir Rob. 

Fitzgerald, Mr. 1642, Order for allowing him 2001. out of 
the Contribution-moneys, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Fitzwilliams, Mr. 1640, to fit till his Eleétion is decided, 6 Jan. 

Col. 1641, Serjeant to bring him in fafe Cuftody ; Witnefs 

examined touching his traniporting Men to France; heard ; 

Order for his Difcharge, and further Attendance, 11 Nov. 























Foote, Jokn. Vide Jacobs, Lucas. . 

Forbes, Lord, 1642, his Letter communicated by Lords, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for Irith Affairs, 12 O&amp;. 

Forces, 1641, a Committee to confider of the Meetings and Pre- 
paratious for raifing Forces in feveral Places, 25 Jan. 

1642, Ordinance for preventing the afflembling of armed 

Men in a warlike Manner, under Pretence of the King’s Com- 

mand ; fent to Lords ; free Conference defired by them there- 

upon ; agreed to; Reporters appointed; free Conference 
held; Lords Concurrence fignified, 17 May. 

foreign, 1641, Motion concerning thofe that negotiate 

the bringing any into the Kingdom, 4 May. Refolution 
thereupon, 5. 

Ford, Six Wm. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Aug. 
To be bailed, 24. 

Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for iffuing a 

Warrant to injoin the County of Suflex to come in with Arms, 
18 Nov. 

Foreji, David, 1642, to have Liberty to pafs the Sea, with Two 
Servants and Three Horfes, 7 Apr. 

faye, 1642, to have Warrant to go for the North of 

Ireland, 28 Oét. 

Forejis, 1640, a Committce for them appointed ; all that come 
to have Voices, 4 Dec. Committee added, 8.-——Com- 
— revived, 12 Feb. Order for their Meeting, 6 

ar. 




















1641, Inftruétions for the Commiflioners read; Orders 

thereupon, 1 May. 

— 1641, a Committee to prepare Bill to afcertain the Bounds 
of Forefts, 20 May. Committee to ftand, 1 June. Bill 
read, 12. Committed, 22——-To be reported, io July. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14. | Order for Third [ead- 
ing, 16. Bill pafied, 19. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments read thrice, and agreed to, 23. 
Bill fent up, 24. 

Fortefcue, Sx Faithful, 1641, to be recommended to Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland for fonie Place of Command, 31 Dee.— 
—His Petition read; to be recommended as a Colonel, 27 
Jan. Members appointed to recommend him, 28. To 
be recommended in the room of one thought undit, 1 Feb. 

















Examined touching raifing more Men; the Committee for 
Examinations to examine whether they be defigned for France, 
8 Mar. 

Flanders, 1642, Order for fending an Agent to the Governor; a 
Committee to think of a fit Perfon, 29 O&amp;. 

Fleet, Warden of, 1640, to clear Committee Rooms, 8 Jan. 
—to fiay a Suit againft Perfons for a Bond taken of them for 
Fees, 28. 

1642, Petition of Prifoners referred to a Committee, 2 
Aug. Another read, and referred to the Committee for the 
Citizens Petition, 17 Nov. 

Flemming, Sir Wm. 1641, Order for bailing him, 20 Jan. 

1642, Lords to be moved to give Notice before he be 
difcharged ; committed to the King’s Bench, 10 Nov. 
His Petition ; Earl of Lindfey to be acquainted with the true 
State of the Cafe, zo Dec. Order about exchanging him 
14 Feb. 

Fletcher, Mr. Vide Hutton. 

Mr. Counfellor at Law, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 
6 Oct. Examined touching his Refufal to anfwer concerning the 
Propofitions; gives his Anfwer; Order for his further At- 
tendance, 15. His Offer of finding a Horfe accepted ; Order 
for his Difcharge, 19. 

Fletewood, Sir Miles, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Flick, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear to anf{wer a Petition 

~ againft him, 25 Feb. Witnefles to be f{ummoned, 1 Mar. 

Nath. 1642., Vide Privileges. 

Flint, County, 1641, Lord Fielding nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar. 

1642, Lord Lieutenant to be moved for Order to put the 

Militia in Execution, 14 June. 

Florence, Duke of, 1641, Complaint of his Agent about his 
Doors being broken open; Order for Difcharge of his Kinf- 
man and Servants,2 Nov. Complaint referred to a Com- 
mittee, 13. Committee revived, 15 &amp; 20. Order for their 
Meeting; Committee impowered to examine any Charge 
againft him, 20. 

Flower, Wm. 1641, his Cafe reported from the Committee for 
Courts of Juftice; Proceedings againft him voted illegal ; 
Reparation to be made him; his Bond to be delivered up, 26 
May. 

Fasge: Rich. 1641, approved to be a Captain in the Navy, 10 
Mar. 



































1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refufing to come 
to the Earl of Warwick, or deliver up his Ship; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 4 July. 

Folliate, Lord, 1641, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland for a vacant Commiflion, 5 Feb. 

Vou. MI. 


Edward, 1641, his Service in apprehending Lrifh Com- 
manders come from France, and ftaying the Barque, approved, 
14 Feb. Vide Saltcombe. 

1642, to be thanked for it, 29 Mar. 

Elizabeth, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 

for Contributions, 5 July. 

Peter, 1642, Committed to the King’s Bench, 27 Dec. 

—to the Clinke; his Son to have Liberty to attend him, 31. 

Sir Edmund, and John, 1642, committed to the Clinke, 

27 Dec. 

Forth, Sir Rob. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 10 Aug. 

Forts and Caftles, 1641, a Committee to inquire into the State 
of the Counties, with refpect thereto, § May.——Order for 
their Meeting, 24 June. Motion for renewing the Order 
for appointing the Committee, 12 July. Committee re- 
vived; Order for their Meeting ; impowered to confider of — 
raifing Moneys for the Supply and Repair of them, 20 Jan. 
—— Meflage to Lords, detiring them to join in a Petition to 
the King to put the Forts into Hands recommended by the 
Parliament ; Anfwer thereto; a Committee of both Houfes to 
prepare the Petition, 1 Feb. Petition reported ; a Committee 
of both Houfes to attend the King with it, 2. His Anfwer re- 
ported, 4. Meffage from Lords, acquainting Houfe the King 
would fpeedily fend a further Aniwer, 6. Further Anfwer com- 
municated by them, and referred to a Committee; Refolu- 
tions thereupon, 7. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Houfe adhere to their former Votes ; free Conference to be de- 
fired with Lords thereupon ; Managers appointed, and to pre- 
pare Reafons, 8. Reafons reported; free Conference defired ; 
agreed to; held, and reported; Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 9. Names of all Forts, and their prefent Commanders, 
to be delivered to the Chairman, 12.——-Order againft Papifis 
keeping any Forts, Cafiles, &amp;c. 9 July. Refolution con- 
cerning buying and felling Commands thereof; to be inferted 
in the Caufes and Remedies of the Evils of the Kingdom, 17 
Feb. Vide Grievances. Members to prefent to the Committee 
Names of Perfons fit to command them in every County, 18. 

Foffam, Tho. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee, for removing him from York 
Gaol, 4 O&amp;. 

Fofter, Chriftopher, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 5 Jan. 

Captain, 1642, committed to London Houfe, 9 Jan. 

Fofters, St. London, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer 
recommended, 29 June. 

Fotherby, Captain Hen. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
20 Sept. Remanded to Prifon, 28 Nov. 

Fotherington, Fra. 1642, Order for continuing him in Prifon, 
15 Sept. 



































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INDEX @ the SECOND VOLUME. 


Foulke, Mr. 1641, to have his Goods out of the King’s Ware- 
houte without Security, 13 Aug. 

— Captain, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 10 Feb. 

Fountaine, Peter, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him read, 18 Dec. 
Party takes Oaths, 22. Bill committed, 15 Feb. 

1641, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 17 July. 

1641, a Committee to examine him concerning harbour- 
ing a Prieft in his Houfe, g July. Order for Judges of the 
King’s Bench to prdceed againft him; to be delivered to them, 
10. Has Liberty to tranfport Corn from Caen to Dublin, 
7 Mar. 

Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

—— Mr. 1642, to be removed from the Gatchoufe to Wood- 
{treet Compter, 14 Feb. 

Fowke, Lieutenant, 1642, to be taken into Confideration for 
faving Hull, 27 May. Sir John Hotham to be defired to 
thank him, 28. 

Fowler, Rob. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 Mar. 

——-— Rich. 1642, Order for bailing him, 15 Aug. 

Fowles, Sir David, 1640, Petition avowed, and referred to 
Mr. Mauleverer’s Committee, 23 Dec. 

H. 1640, Petition avowed, and referred to Mr. Maule- 
verer’s Committee, 23 Dec. 

Fowyie, 1641, Lord Admiral to be defired to give Direétions 
concerning a Ship from Loo ftayed there, 10 Mar. 

Foxe, Captain, 1641, approved of to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

Foxehall, 1641, Lords to be defired to join in removing Ord- 
nance, &amp;c. from thence, 12 Jan. Marquis of Hamilton’s 
Confent reported, 15. Meflage to Lords concerning remoy- 
ing them ; Anfwer thereto, 17. 

Foxhall, Mr. 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 6 July. 

Foxley, Mr. 1640, Petitiou read, and referred to Dr. Leighton’s 
Committee; to have Liberty to follow it, 25 Nov. Report ; 
Proceedings againft him voted illegal; Satisfaction to be made 
— ; a Committee to prepare a ‘T'ranfmiflion of his Cafe, 16 
Jan. 

1642, Order for allowing him 20/7. out of the Moneys 
colleéted of Members abfent from Prayers, 9. May. 

Foy, 1640, Election; Report touching it. New Writ, 20 
Mar. 

—~— 1641, Letters from thence referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 4 Mar. 

~— 1642, Barque and Goods from thence to be fold; the 
Committee for the Navy to aflign a Reward to the Seamen 
who brought it, 6 Feb. 

Franc, Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, and bring a 
Copy of his Sermon with him, 16 May. Day appointed 
for his Appearance; Order to be fent, upon his Failure, for 
expelling him the College and Univerfity, 4 June. 

France, 1641, Lord Admiral to be moved to inform Houfe 
whether he has received any Intelligence of ftopping Englifh 
Ships there, or of Preparations for England or Ireland ; his 
Aniwer reported, 26 Feb. His Relation of the Difcovery of 
Forces upon the French Coafts, communicated by Lords ; Or- 
der for thanking him, and giving a Recompence to the Party 
employed, 22 Mar. 

— 1642, Meffage from Lords concerning Information of 
Forces in France; Sir Philip Cartwright called in, and heard ; 
Order thereupon, 26 Mar. 

Francis, Philip, 1642, Bill of Exchange drawn by him accepted ; 
Order for Payment, 17 Jan. 

Franck, Captain, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

Franklin, Dr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Freeman, Ralpb, 1642, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 19 
Dec. 

Free Schools. Vide Hofpitals. 

French Merchants, 1641, Petition read, 1 June. 

Ambaflador, 1641, Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning a Meflage from the King about his Requeft to have 
Soldiers for his Matter’s Service; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported, 20 July. Meflage 
to be confidered, 20 July. 11 Aug. Free Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning it; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
free Conference held, 13. Reported, 14. Refolution againtft 
levying any ; agreed to by Lords ; a Committee of both Houfes 
to prepare a Difpatch to the King concerning it, 28. 
Order for ftopping the Tranfportation of Horfe or Foot from 
England or iohed:; Members to inquire of the Ambaffador 
by what Authority he treats of Levies; Report that he is out 
of Town; other Members to acquaint him with the Order 
againft tran{porting Forces, 8 Sept. Letter about it prefented, 
to be figned by Speaker and fent to Lords Juftices of Ireland, 
Q- Complaint of a Pamphlet printed againft him; Alfop to 
be fummoned to attend; Member to prefent a Declaration 
for his Satisfaction, 18 Nov. Declaration read, and to be 
printed, 20. Motion for an Addition thereto ; Printers to be 
fent for as Delinquents; printing the Pamphlet referred to the 


Committee for printing, 24.——Conference defired by Lords 
concerning his Requeft to the King, in favour of Eight Priefts, 
and King’s Anfwer ; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Con- 
ference held, and reported, 8 Dec. 

— 1641, a Cummittee to prepare a Meflage to him con- 
cerning Informations of Suscours coming from France to Ire- 
land ; Meflage reported, 22 Feb.—Letter from France direéted 
to him, to be delivered, 25. Report of Delivery, and his An- 
fwer; Order for thanking him; Meflage to him concerning 
fending away the Capuchins, 26. His Anfwer—anothet 
Meffage to acquaint him Houfe accepts his Offer touching 
them, 2 Mar. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter 
from him touching Advice about the Palatinate, 11 May. 
Vide Palatine. His Information concerning Propofitions 
made to the Houfe of Auftria to be confidered, 17 June. 
Member to acquaint him Houfe is a Stranger to them, 27. 

Painter, 1642, Order for burning his fuperftitious Pic- 
tures, and reftoring the reft, 7 Sept. 

Officers, 1642, Petition referred to a Committee, 12 
Jan. Lift prefented ; Order for allowing them their Pay, 23. 

Churches, 1642, Lift of Perfons not receiving Contri- 
butions to be returned to Lord Mayor, 6 Dec. 

Dancers, 1642, Order for difcharging them, 26 Dec. 

Frefingfield, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recom- 
mended, 10 Aug. 

Friefton, Wim. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Nov. 

Frizell, James, 1640, Petition referred trom the King to the 
Parliament, referred to the Commiitee for Algiers, 16 Mar. 
Vide Captives. 

Froji, Mr. 1641, appointed Commiffary for the Magazine of 
Viétuals at Chefter ; Credit to be given him towards providing 
it, 28 Dec. Infiruétions ; Order for a Salary to his Clerk ; 
Juftices of Peace, &amp;e. to aflift him, 7 Mar. 

1642, Order for accepting and paying a Bill of Ex- 
change from him, 28 Mar. 

Fryer, Dr. 1641, a Committee to tender the Oaths to him, 26 

ay. Serjeant to apprehend him as a Delinquent upon his 
Failure of Appearance before them, 1 June. 

1642, to have Liberty to go in fate Cuftody to Guild- 
hall, 15 Feb. 

Fulham, 1640, Bill from Uords for altering the Tenure of Lands 
there held of the Bifhop of London, g Jan. Read, 22 Feb. 
Committed, 17 Mar. 

1641, Reported, 1 July. Paffed, 27. 

Fulham, Mr. 1640, Report from the Committee for Religion 
touching him; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Dec. 

To be bailed, 19 Jan. 

Fulkes, Captain, 1642, committed to the Gatchoufe, 2 Nov. 

Fuller, Dr. Wm. Vicar of Cripplegate, 1541, to be fummoned 
to appear, 30 Odt. 

1642, Order for fending for him and his Curate as Delin- 
quents, 4 July. Severally examined ; Fuller difcharged ; Curate 
committed to the King’s Bench, 13. His Petition and 
Order for his Difcharge, 4 Aug. 

Dr. Dean of Ely, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for dangerous Words in his Sermon, 6 Nov. To be heard, 9. 
To be bailed, 11. 

1642, his Money to be employed for the Service of the 
Commonwealth, 18 Feb. 

Tho. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee for removing him from York 
Gaol, 4 O&amp;. 

Fullers Clay, and Earth. Vide Wool.—1641, Patent concerning 
it referred to a Committee, 13 May. Report; Order touch- 
ing Arrears to Effex and Suffolk, 24. 

1642, Order for tranfporting it into any Part of the 
Kingdom, 7 Apr. 

Furnes, Henry, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 6 June. 
Members to withdraw and examine him, 

Fuffll, John, 1642, Petition; Order for bailing him, 7 Dec. 

Fynes, Mr. 1641, Motion for confidering his Bufinefs, 12 July. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


LANVILE, Serjeant, chofen Speaker, 13 Apr. Vide 
Speaker. 

Gloucejter, County, Election ; Report touching it; Sheriff te 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Apr. Vide Trayce. 

God’s Word, Bill concerning the reading thereof read, 29 Apr. 

Goods unadminiftered, Bill concerning the Difpofal thereof read, 
29 Apr. Committed,2 May. 

Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 16 Apr. Report 
touching Ship-money, 23. Vide Ship-money.—Motion con- 
cerning the Manner of proceeding upon Grievances ;Model of 
them touching Privilegesof Parliament—touching Innovations 
in Religion and the Liberties of the Kingdom propounded ; a 
Committee of the whole Houfe to confider them, and all 
others to be propounded ; Petitions from feveral Counties yee 

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INDEX 0 the 


and referred, 17. Other Petitions read; Model confidered ; 
Records and Proceedings in the Star-chamber and King’s Bench 
to be fent for, 18. Vide Privileges.—Motion for a feleé&amp; Com- 
mittee to take the material Points of Grievances mentioned in’ 
Petitions delivered, or to be delivered, and of all Grievances 
refented by any Member, 20. Report touching them; Re- 
Sedation to confult with Lords thereupon; a Committee to 
prepare Inducements, 23. Inducements reported ; another 
Committee to give Directions for managing the Conference ; 
Motion for inferting a particular Grievance; Anfwer thereto, 
24. Order fer Meeting of the Committee, 27 &amp; 28.—for 
making Report, 28. Parties to attend them ; Report touch- 
ing the Difpofition of the Parts of the Conference ; Refolu- 
tions about divers Heads thereof, 29. Further Confideration 
adjourned, 19 &amp; 30 Apr. and 1 May. 
Grinftead, Eatt, new Writ, 16 Apr. Eleétion, and double 
Return ; Report touching it; Orders thereupon, 24 Apr. 





16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


G4 INFORD, Erafmus, 1642, ordered into Cuftody, 31 
Jan. 

Gallop, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 29 Nov.——To be brought up in Cuftody, 2 Dec. 

Gamull, F. to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 Nov. 

Gape, F. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 29 Aug.- 

Gardiner, Sit Tho. Recorder of London, 1641, Report from 
the Committee tor Seditions—Petition of Citizens of Articles 
againft him, and Proofs in Maintenance thereof; Refolution 
that there is fit Matter for a Charge againft him ; a Committee 
to prepare it, 22 Mar. 

1642, Impeachment re-committed, 26 Mar. To be 

reported, 1g Apr. Articles read ; Order for Second Reading, 

26. Read ; Firft Article pofiponed; Charge re-commit- 

ted ; Committees added ; Order for Meeting of the Committee, 

5 May.—for making Report, 12. Articles read twice; agreed 

to, and to be ingroffed, 13. Ingrofled Articles to be read, 

17. Read, and agreed to; Conference to be defired with 

Lords thereupon ; Managers appointed, 18. Conference de- 

fired ; agreed to, and held, 109. 

Robert, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

——— Michael, 1641, voted a Delinquent for fealing the qua- 
drupartite Indenture for impofing 4os. a Ton upon Wines, 13 
Aug. To be fent for asa Delinquent ; Member to prepare 
a Tranfmiffion againft him, 14. Order for bailing him, 20. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Garfield, Benjamin, 1642, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 
21 Apr. 

Cintion 1640, King to be moved to difmifs all Popifh Officers 
from thence, 30 Nov. His Anfwer, 2 Dec. 

1642, a Committee to prepare general Order to prevent 
putting Garifons in Towns, 13 July. . 

Garraway, Alderman, 1642, Informations againft him referred 
to the Committee for Informations, 8 Oét. 

Garret, Mr. 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 20 
Jan. 





























Sir Geo. 1641, Petition concerning the Lieutenant of 

the Tower refufing to fuffer a Guard to be fet, 31 Jan. 

— Walter, 1642, Petition, 25 Feb. Vide Palmer, Ni- 
colas. 

Garry, Hen. 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 3 Aug. 

Garton, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Garway, Sir H. and Brother, 1641, Petition read, 7 June.— - 
His Cafe reported from the Committee for the Cuftomers, and 
re-committed, 16 July. 

Gafcoign, John, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Soon Bill, 3 Mar. 

Gatehoufe, 1641, Keeper to attend a Committee concerning the 
Efcape of Four Priefts, 22 Mar. 

—— 1642, to attend Houfe, 6 O&amp;. To be brought in fafe 
Cuftody ; Lords to be moved for exemplary Punifhment on 
him. Vide Broccas—A Committee to confider how the Prifon 
may be fafely kept, 7. Keeper appointed, 8——-The Com- 
mittee to confider of a fit Perfon to be Under-keeper, and 
whether the Profits of the Office be fequeftered, 11 Nov. 
Report; Refolutions thereupon, 2 Dec. 

Gatford, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Univerfities, 25 Feb. 

Lionell, 1642, ordered into Cuftody, 30 Jan. 

Gatton, 1641, Ele¢tion; Report touching it; Refolutions 
thereupon, 3 Nov. 

Gavelkind, 1641, Bill for Alteration of the Nature and Tenure 
thereof read, 27 July. 

Gawdy, Mr. 1640, defired to preach, o Nov. 
to print his Sermon, 1 Dec. 

Gawen, Jo. 1640. Vide Privileges. , 

Gawler, Tho. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 25 Jan. Witnefles to be fummoned, 

Vou. LI. 

















Thanked, and 


SECOND VOLUME. 


27. His Petition, and Order for bailing him; Petition re- 


— to the Bifhop of Bath and Wells’s Committee, 15 
eb. 








Mr. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be moved for Habeas 
ry for removing him from Cardiff Gaol, 19 Dec. 

Gay, Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Wm. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 Mar. 





——— Geo. 1642, tohave Warrant to tranfport himfelf beyond 


Sea, 15 Sept. 

Geare, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. Loan 
of 100/. propounded to him; his Anfwer, 24. 

Gell, Sir John, 1642, his Letter referred to the Committee for 
gare 29 Oct.——Speaker’s Letter to him read, 21 

ec. 

General, Lord, 1640, to be moved for fending down Comman- 
ders, not Members, to keep the Army in Order, 25 Nov. To 
remove Popifh Commanders, and put Protettants in their 
Places, and make a new Mutter-roll, 30. 

1641, to be defired to expedite a Letter to the Army, 4 

May. Copy of his Letter to be fent with it read ; Order for 

thanking him, 5.—— To be moved to appoint Field Officers to 

be joined with the Commiflioners for Yorkfhire concerning 

Billet-money, 3 June.—To ufe his beft Endeavours to difcover 

Perfons who have done I!]-offices between the Houfe and Ar- 

my, 14. ‘To difpofe Regiments undifbanded in the Jeaft bur- 

thenfome Manner; to go down and diflband the Army, 16. 

Votes concerning dibanding Five Regiments fent to him, 18. 

A Committee to prepare Heads for his Direétion therein, 25. 

Heads reported, 26.—Meflage to Lords, defiring he may not 

be retarded, 25. Lords to be defired to move the King for 

Proclamation to punifh the Difobedient ; their Concurrence 

fignified ; Refolution about the fafe Conduct of the Soldiers 

paffing home, 26. His Letters to Earl of Effex, and 

General Lefley, read ; to be thanked for his Care in difband- 

ing the Army, 7 July—To be moved that Soldiers may pay 

the Billeter for Perfons brought in by them, 17. That the 

Money may be deducted out of their Pay, 20. To be thanked 

for his Care in difhanding the Five Regiments, 28. His Let- 

ter to the Earl of Effex read, 29. His Letter to the Speaker 
read, 5 Aug. Another Letter read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the King’s Army; Letier to him céncerning dif- 
banding the Horfe read; agreed to, and to be figned by 

Speaker, 7.—Lords to be moved for a Meffage to him to dif+ 

band the Army with Speed, 10.—His Letter read, 11.—An- 

other Letter; a Cofimittee to prepare Anfwer thereto ; Anfwer 
prefented, 16. Read; agreed to, and to be fent, 17.—Free 

Conference defired by Lords concerning the printing a Letter 

from him ; a to; Reporters appointed; free Confer- 

ence held, and reported ; Order thereupon, 20. Vide Print- 
ing.—Another Letter read, 23.—Conference defired by Lords 
concerning Two Letters from him about the marching of the 

Armies ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 

and reported, 24.—Free Conference defired by Lords con- 

cerning another Letter; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free 

Conference held, and reported; Letter read; Member to 

prepare Anfwer, 25. Aniwer read ; agreed to, and to be fair 

written, 26.—Conference defired by Lords concerning. an- 
other Letter from him; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held, and reported; Letter read, and to be con- 

fidered, 30. Other Letters, and Copy of Inftruétions to 

Lord Grandifon, read, 6 Sept.—Lords to be defired to join in 

Ordinance appointing him Commander of the Trained Bands 

North of Trent; Meflage to them, defiring their Anfwer, 16. 

Ordinance returned, with Amendments, 18. 

1641, Bill for making Lord General, and . 

_— High Admiral, read ; Queftion for rejecting it; Neg. 7 

ec. 

George, Mr. a Member, 1640, to anfwera Petition againft him, 
27 Nov. Vide Fens. 

George, St. Southwark, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read, and 
referred to the Committee for St. Olave’s Parifh, 30 July. 

Gerard, Lieutenant, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, 
&amp;e. to France, 22 Apr. 

—-—— Mr. 1642, Member to prepare Order for his Indemnity, 
12 Dec. 

Gerbier, Sir Balthazar, 1641, takes Oaths, 13 July. Bill 
to naturalize him read, 3 Aug. 

Gerling, Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 O&amp;. 

Germaine, Mr. 1641, committed to the Gatehoufe; none to 
{peak to him but in the Keeper’s Prefence, 16 Nov.——To 
be difcharged, 3 Dec. 

1642, the Committee for Safety of the Kingdom to pre- 

pare Declaration concerning the Defign of him, and others, to 
bring in foreign Forces, 2 Sept. 

—-— Sir Tho. 1641, defired to give Informations he has re- 
ceived of warlike Preparations in Prasee, defigned for England 
or Ireland, 26 Feb. 

Gerrard, Sir Gilb. 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him 
into the Commiffion of Peace, and impower him to tender the 
































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Petition to Lords concerning a Suit depending between 
him’and Mr. Pitt in the Starchamber, 8 June. Is willing to 
continue his Loan, 23 July. 1 Feb. Order about Security 
to him, 18. 

1642, nominated Treafurer of the Parliament Army ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 July. Signified; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance and Inftructions for him, 30. 
Ordinance to enable him to iffue Money upon the Earl of 
Warwick’s Warrants, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 6 Nov. 

— Captain Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent for 
levying Horfe, 7 June. 

Gibb, Fred. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 July —— 
His Petition read, 1 Oct. Read again, and referred to the 
Committee for Informations ; Order for bailing him, 5. 

Gibbons, Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 22 Feb. 

Gibbs, Lieutenant Colonel, 1641, nominating him for the Ser- 
vice of Ireland refpited, 2 Feb. To have the Place granted 
him in the Lift, 15. To be fummoned to attend; Meflage 
to be fent to Lords, defiring he may be examined upon Oath, 
concerning Lord Digby, 17. 

1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 10 Mar. 

Wm. 1642, Letter from the King, fummoning him to 
attend at York ; Order for his Stay to attend the Service of the 
Militia in London; Speaker injoins him accordingly, 9 June. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 14. 

—— Dr. 1642, Committed to the Gatehoute, 22 Aug. 
Order for bailing him; Lord Chief Juftice to proceed againft 
him according to Law, 8 Sept. His Bail approved, 26. 

Gibfon, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

Lieutenant Colonei, 1642, Order for Payment of his 
Arrears, 14 July. 

Serjeant Major, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
23 July. 

— Wm. 1642, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 29 O&amp;. 

Giffard, John, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 
Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 Oct. 

———-— Dr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear before a Commit- 
tee, 11 Nov. 

1642, Houfe informed he has a good Eftate in England ; 
Receiver to pay no Moneys till further Order, 2g Mar. 

To be taken into Cuftody by the Keeper of Grefham College, 
30 Oét.——To be brought to a Committee, 27 Jan. 

—— Mr. a Prieft, 1641 to be turned over from the New 
Prifon to the King’s Bench, 15 Nov. 

Gilbert, Rich. 1642, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 15 Aug. 

Gildon, Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Odét. 
Committed to the Compter, 24. His Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 23 Nov. 

Giles, St. in the Fields, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners, concern- 
ing the Increafe of Papifts in their Parifh, read, 1 Dec. 

1642, Order for fearching Stables, and lifting Horfes, 
agreed to by Lords, 24 O&amp;. for putting the Trained Bands 
into a Pofture of Defence, 12 Nov. Member to prepare 
Order for fupplying the Cure, 23 Jan. 

St. Cripplegate, 1641, Bill for dividing the Parifh read, 
13 Aug. Committed, go. 

1641, Petition of Parifhioners read, and avowed; 
Hutton and Fletcher to be fummoned to appear, 25 Od. 
Vide Hutton. Dr. Fuller to be fummoned, 30. Vide Fuller. 

Another Petition, with a Schedule of Articles annexed, 
read; Perfons heard thereupon, 4 Nov. Another read; 
Leturer recommended, 18 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Alderman 
Deputy, &amp;c. 21 Apr. Another Petition to be read ; Peti- 
tioners to attend to avow it, 5 May. Read; both Petitions, 
with the Certificate of the Alderman, &amp;c. referred to the 
Committee for fcandalous Minifters, 7. 

Gillman, Geo. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee, for removing him from Yo k 
Gaol, 4 O&amp;. 

Gilmore, Captain Charles, 1642, his Petition communicated by 
Lords ; the Committee for Prifons to confider of Relief for 
him, 22 Sept. 

Girlington, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

Gittings, Edward, 1641, Petition concerning a Debt due from 
Colonel Lunsford ; has Leave to A oiarsag at Law, notwith- 
ftanding Colonel is in Serjeant’s Cuftody, 24 Jan. 

Glamorgan County, 1641, Lord Philip Herbert nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 11 Feb.——Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 
Mar. Petition of the Inhabitants referred to the Committee 
for Monopolies, 16 Feb. 

1642, Informations from thence referred to the Com- 
mittee for Informations, 30 Apr. Earl of Pembroke no- 
minated Lord Lieutenant ; ie to be moved to dire&amp; him to 
grant Deputations, 29 July. Their Concurrence fignified, 30. 
——Power given him to appoint Deputy Lieutenants, 5 Sept. 
—Order touching Writs of Certiorari for removing the te. 
diétments of feveral Perfons in the County, 14. 


Glaffes, 1641, feized by virtue of a Patent, to be delivered to 
the Owners, 12 Apr. 

Gleman, Sir Tho. 1641, his Letter to Lord General read, 8 June. 

Glewe, Richard, 1642, Exceptions taken to Words contained 
therein againft the King; Lord Chief Juftice to be defired to 
ggg againtt the Party informed of according to Law, 27 
May. 

Gloucefter County, 1640, Eleétion ; Complaint about it referred 
to the Committee of Privileges, 2 Dec. ; 

1641, Lord Chandois nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 
Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar. 

1642, Lord Say and Seale nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
10 Aug. Committees to be fent down with Inftructions, 13. 
Infiructions read, and agreed to; Returned from Lords, with 
an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 14. Deputy Lieu- 
tenants approved, 17.-——Order about raifing Dragoons and 
Officers agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov.—Letter from Deputy 
Lieutenants; Parties to be fent for as Delinquents, 28—— 
Ordinance for Re-payment of 4,000 J. advanced for the public 
Service, 14 Feb. Order for paying Part thereof, 18. 
Sent to Lozds, i Mar. Agreed to by them, 2. Treafuarers 
at Guildhall to pay the Whole, 3. 

——— City, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Bifhop 
of Ely’s Committee, 19 Jan. Another referred to the 
Bifhop of Bath and Wells’s Committee, 12 Feb. To the 
Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 16. 

1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commiffion to 
seepem, &amp;c. to tender the Oaths to fufpeéted Perfons, 20 

an. 

—: 1642, Order for delivering Ten Barrels of Powder, 5 
Apr.—Gentlemen to be defired to aflift in raifing Men, 7. 
-—-—Order for Indemnity of Volunteers, read, and agreed to ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 July. Signified, 16.—— 
Letter concerning Horfes fiayed there, and concerning Provi- 
fions for their Safety, read; Member to prepare Order there- 
upon, 13 Sept. Order read, 14. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

Petition of Watermen referred toa Member, 5 Nov. 

Order touching the Re-payment of Moneys laid outupon 
Fortifications, 19 Dec. 

Bifhop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mifde- 
meanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bi/hops——Of High Treafon, 30 
Dec. Vide Bishops. 

1642, Order for allowing him 1o0/. per Annum, 6 
Apr. 

Giyn, Mr. 1642, Lettersin his Hands referred to the Cominit- 
tee for Informations, 8 June. 

Glynne, Tho. 1640, Petition referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Com- 
mittee, 12 Jan. 

_ 1641, Order for fupprefling a Speech printed in his 
Name, 11 May. 

Goddard, Vincent, 1642, to be continued in Cuftody ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 7 Dec. 

Godfrey, Mr. 1641, a Committee to examine him in the 
Gatehoufe, and tender him the Oaths, 23 July. 

Jo. Mafter of the Beargarden, 1642, to be fummoned 
to attend ; his Examination in Writing prefented ; committed 
to Newgate; Order againft permitting Bear-baiting, 12 Dec. 

Godhurft, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners ; Leturer recommended, 
9 Apr. Another Petition referred to the Committee for 
fcandalous Minifters, 9 June. 

= Mr. 1641, Words fpoken by him to be confidered, 
3 Dec. 

Golborne, Rich. 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to 
the Committee for the Starchamber, 3 Dec. 

Gold, 1640, Information touching tran{fporting it referred to a 
Committee; Violett to attend them; Privilege granted him, 
18 Mar. Witneiles to be difcharged from any Reftraint, 
upon Bonds for their Appearance, 22. 

1641, to have Liberty to go into the Country upon the 
fame Conditions, 30 Mar. Order for Sitting of the Com- 
mittee, 15 May.—2 July.—Papers in the Clerk's Hands, 
relating to the Matter, to be delivered to Perfons having 
Caufes depending in the King’s Bench, 9. Order for re- 
delivering them to Clerk, 10 Nov. 

Gold-wire-drawers, 1640, Petition with the Committee for 
Grievances, referred to the Committee for Trade, 2 Dec. 

Goldwyer, Geo. 1642, Order for difarming him, 17 O&amp;. 

Gonyver, Francis, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 

. the Court of Wards, 17 May. 

Good, Gervice, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 14 July. 

Committed to the Gatehoufe, 18. Order for his Difcharge, 


30. 

Goodall, Baptifta, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Gooday, Captain Forth, 1642, to be removed to Norwich, and 
kept clofe Prifoner in the mean time, 13 Mar. 

Gadi, F. 1642, committed to London-houfe, 16 Jan. 
His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 2 Feb. 

Goodman, Jo. a Prieft, 1640, a Committee to prepare Heads for 
a Conference about his ag Narrative of Proceedings 


againft him made at Bar ; Heads reported; Conference to be 


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defired; Manager appointed; Conference defired ; agreed to, 
and held, 23 Jan. Another Conference defired by Lords, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 


ported ; Houfe to confider of Heads for a free Conference ; 


thereupon, 25. A Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 26. 

Heads reported; Managers appointed; free Conference 

defired ; agreed to; held, and reported; King to be moved 

for his Execution, 27. 

— 1641, his Letter to Speaker, and Petition, read, 25 Oct. 

Goodricke, Serjeant Major Daniel, 1642, to be recommended to 
Lord General, 7 Sept. 

Sir John, 1642, Order againft exchanging him, 21 








Jan. 

Goods, foreign, 1641, Order for freeing them from es and 
Cuftom upon Re-exportation within a Year, 24 Aug. Lords 
Concurrence to be defired concerning a Privy Seal for that 
Purpofe, 25. Signified, go. 

Goodwyn, Mr. 1640, not to fit till his Eleétion determined, 16 
Nov. 





Henry, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee; Pro- 
ceedings complained of therein to be ftayed, 31 July. 

— Tho. 1642, defired to preach, 12 Apr. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 27. 

James, 1642, Letter concerning the taking him read ; 

Order for his Commitment to the Gatehoufe, 3 Oc. 
oo Barnaby, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 
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Gord, Mr. 1641, not to be difcharged till further Order, 17 Jan. 

Order for his Difcharge, 1 Mar. 

Gore, Lady Anne, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions ; Order for allowing her 50/. 4 Aug. 

Gorge, Lord, 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 2 Noy. Vide 
Murfi Cattle. 

Gorges, John. Vide Davies, H. 

— Sir Ferdinando, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 
Aug. 

Goringe, Mr. 1640, voted no Monopolift, 2 Feb. 

—- Colonel, 1641, Vote touching his Difpofition concern- 

ing the Plot, g June. Order for his immediate Attendance, 

11&amp;16. ‘Yo make Proteftation that he will not confer with 

certain Perfons, 9. Examined touching uniting the Armies ; 

Further Examination referred to a Committee, 16. Prefented, 

and read; Debate thereon to be refumed, 21, Protefts 

punctually to; obferve an Injunétion of Houfe, 8 July. 

| yore from Portfmouth, refleGting upon him, read ; heard 

thereupon ; his Service approved ; Motion for the Writers to 

make him Satisfaction ; Anfwer thereto, 19 Nov. Draught 

of a Letter to him read, agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 

24 Jan. Another read, and to be prefented to Lords, 4 

Feb. 


























1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 July. 
voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament; new Writ, 
16 Aug. —Order for paying Money defigned to him revoked, 
3 








Lord, 1642, Order for difcharging his Servant, 10 
Dec. 

Gosfield Houfe, 1642, Order for apprehending Perfons who plun- 
dered it, 21 Jan. 

Gofpel, 1641, Bill for more free Paflage thereof read, 30 Mar. 

Committed ; all that come to have Voices, 12 Apr. Or- 
der for Meeting of the Committee, 30 Apr. 25 June. 
14 July. 

Goubard, David, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him read, 18 Dec. 

Gouge, Dr. 1642, defired to preach, 25 May. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 29 June. 

Gourdon, Mr. 1642, his Commitment to be confidered by a 
Committee, 5 Apr. Matter referred to Lord Chief Juftice, 
12.——-Order for his Difcharge, 6 Dec. 

Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 

















Jan. 

— Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Gourney, Sir Richard, Lord Mayor of London, 1641, a Com- 
mittee to prepare an Impeachment againft him, 1 July. Ver- 
bal Impeachment delivered, and agreed to, with the ordinary 
Saving, 5. Order for an additional Charge, 7. Meflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe he is ready to put in his An- 
fwer; Members appointed to be prefent thereat, 8. Articles 
in further Charge againft him read twice, and to be ingrofled, 
g. Ingrofled Articles read, and agreed to; Conference to be 
defired with Lords thereupon, 11. Members appointed to be 
prefent at his Plea; Plea reported; Tryal and Managers ap- 
pointed, 19. Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe he at- 
tends to expect his ‘Tryal Anfwer thereto, 22.25, 26 &amp; 29. 
Managers go up, 25 &amp; 26.——Like ope p Managers go 
up, 5 &amp; 9 Aug. Proceedings deferred by Lords, 6. Judg- 
ment to be demanded, 12. 

Grace, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. | 

Granadoes, 1642, Information of a Quantity in the Steelyard ; 
— . give Account thereof, 13 June. 

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Grandifon, Lord, 1642, Refolution not to pay his Troops, un- 
lefs Captain St. John has the Command ; Addition thereto, 
9 May.—Order for ftopping his Penfion, 14 O&amp;. 

Grant, Mr. 1641, to be injoined to permit the Ufe of his Pulpit 
iy Lecturer chofen by the Barith with his Confent, 18 

eb. 

Grantham, Colonel, 1642, Order for ftaying his Waggon, 7 
Dec. Vacated; Waggon to be difcharged, 8. 

Gratwicke, Mary, 1642, Bill to avoid a Recovery fuffered by 
her, read, 4 May. 

Graves, Richard, 1642, Petition referred to a Committee; Or- 
= for continuing him Clerk of the Peace for Middlefex, 13 

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Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. 

Gravefend, 1641, Bill for better governing the Ferries between 
that and London, read 27 May. 

1642, Order touching fecuring the Blockhoufe, 15 Nov. 

The Committee for the Navy to confider of Ordinance 
for Indemnity of fuch as ftopped Butter and Cheefe, 5 Dec. 

Gravins, Theodorick, 1642, has Leave to go beyond Sea with 
One Servant, &amp;c. 18 June. 

Gray, Mr. 1640. Vide Newton. 

— Dr. 1641, to be feut for as a Delinquent, 21 Dec. To 

be bailed, but not to go out of Town till he has put in his 

Anfwer to Articles exhibited againtt him, 17 Feb. 

Lord, 1642, to have Warrant for fending Mufquets, 

&amp;c. into Leicefterfhire, 1g June——To have Warrant to 

tranfport Arms, &amp;c. to Leicefter 2 July. 

Lord, of Grooby, 1642, Lord General’s Commiffion, 

conftituting him Serjeant Major General of the Forces in 

feveral Counties, read, and approved, 24 Dec. 

Edward, 1642, Petition read, 28 Apr. Vide Delavall, 
Sir John. 

——— Fr. 1642, committed to the Compter, 28 Dec. 

Lady, 1642, Order for allowing her 2001. out of the 

Contribution-moncys, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Mr. of Wellingborough, 1642, Examinations concern- 
ing him referred to the Committee for Informations, 13 Jan. 

Gray’s-Inn, 1641, Petition of Barrifters and Students referred to 
a Committee, 18 Feb. Committee impowered to fend for 
Witnefles, &amp;c. 24. Another Petition read, avowed, and 
referred, 2 Mar. 

Great Seal, 1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning keep- 
ing it, and fealing Proclamations, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held; Lord Keeper’s Letter reported ; 
a Committee to confider of its being out of his Cuftody, 
6 Sept. To prepare Declaration of the Mifchiefs occafioned 
thereby, 8. To confider of filling up vacant Seats, 17. 
Report to be made, 26 Nov. 

Green, Mr. 1640, to be fummoned to appear before a Com- 
mittee, 22 Dec. 

James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Jo.a Lay Preacher, 1641, to be f{ummoned to appear, 
5 June. Reprehended, 7. 

——-— Mr. 1641, his Account to be printed, 30 June. 

Mr. a Prieft, 1642, Subftance of a Book compofed by 

_ reported ; Book to be printed, with a Preamble, 10 

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Mr. 1642, his Letter read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for Prifoners; to be continued clofe Prifoner, 31 Jan. 
1642, Order for his Difcharge 22 Dec. 

Lieutenant, 1642, to be removed to Norwich, and kept 
clofe Prifoner in the mean time, 13 Mar. 

Greenfmyth, John, 1641, committed to the Gatehoufe for print- 
ing a Petition, 25 Jan. His Petition, and Order for his 
Difcharge, 1 Feb. 

Greenville, Sir Rich. 1640, Sub-committee for his Petition 
made a Committee, with Power to aflign and hear Counfel, 
19 Dec. 

~— 1642, Defire of Lords Juftices of Ireland that Houfe 

would move the King to beftow Lands on him, referred to 

the Committee for Adventurers, 13 Mar. 

Sir Bevill, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 22 July——g Aug. To be fent for as a Delin- 
quent, 16. 

Greenwich, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Leéturer recommend- 
ed, 31 Jan. 

— Caftle, 1642, Order about fecuring it, 15 Nov. 

Greenwood, John, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 5 Jan. 

Greeves, Richard, 1642, to be continued in Cuftody, 16 Nov. 

Gregory, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for inter- 
rupting the Execution of the Militia; Lords to be defired to 
join herein: Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held ; Lords Order re- 
ported; Lord Lieutenant, &amp;c. to affift in apprehending him, 
18 June. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 9 Dec. 

Gregory’s, St. by St. Paul’s, 1640,a Committee to confider the 
Bufinefs of pulling it down, and the Complaints of the 

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Parifhioners, 25 Nov. Order for their Meeting, 27 Nov. 

5, Dec. 11 &amp; 12 Feb. 5 &amp; 11 Mar. Commit- 
tees added, 4 Dec-——6 Jan. Whole Bufinefs concerning 
the Church referred, 5 Dec. Report ; the Committee to 
prepare a Tranfmiflion, 6 Jan. 

1641, Tranfmiffion to be read, 12 July. 

1642, Order for Meeting of the Committee ; Parifhioners 
to attend them, 11 May. 

Gregion, Nicolas, 1641, Petition againft the Archbifhop of 

ork prefented, but not read; to be read and confidered, 22 
Feb. 

Grells, Ja. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 Aug. 
His Anfwer reported, 19 Sept. 

Grefham College. Vide Crofsby Houfe. 1642, Keeper to 
take Perfons into Cuftody, 30 Oct. Order for removing 
Prifoners from thence to Lambeth Houfe, 17 Dec. Keeper 
to bring Prifoners in his Cuftody to a Committee, 27 Jan. 

Grievances, 1640, grand Committee appointed, 6 Nov. Petitions 
referred, 20, 21.23, &amp; 24 Nov. 11 Jan, Report touching 
the Vifitor’s Complaint againft Alderman Abell, and others, 
27 Nov. Vide Abell. Committee to fiand, 12 Jan. 

— 1641, Perfons fummoned to attend, have Liberty to go 
into the Country, 12 May. Petition referred, 21 July. 

1642, Committee revived ; Order for their fitting ; Pa- 
tent referred, 15 Apr. 

1640, Articles of Grievances from York read—from 
Kent opened, 9 Nov.—From Northumberland read, and 
debated, 10.—Remonftrance read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee, 23. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Declaration concerning 
the Diftempers and Remedies of the Kingdom, 17 Jan. 
Declaration to be reported, 14 Feb. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted to another Committee to make an Addition; Votes 
concerning evil Counfellors referred, 15. Votes concerning 
buying and felling judicial Places—Offices of Truft in Courts 
of Juftice, Forts, &amp;c. Serjeantfhips at Law, to be inferted ; 
Declaration reported ; to be further confidered, 17. Addi- 
tion reported, and agreed to, 18. Form of the Declaration, 
19. Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon ; Mana- 

ers appointed ; Conference agreed to ; Manager added ; Con- 
ference held, 21. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to 
expedite the Declaration ; Anfwer thereto, 23 Mar. 

1642, like Meflage, and Anfwer, 26 Mar. 11 Apr. 

9 May. Conference defired by Lords concerning Mat- 

ters in the Firft Article, agreed to; Reporters appointed, 23 
Apr. 

tt 1641, Conference defired by Lords concerning a Mef- 
fage from the King about Redrefs of Grievances, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Com- 
mittee to withdraw, and prepare an Anfwer ; the Committee 
at Guildhall to prepare it; Lords Anfwer fent down; Houfe 
defired to join therein; Anfwer agreed to, with an additional 
Claufe concerning putting the Tower and Forts into Hands 
the Parliament can confide in, 20 Jan. Meflage to Lords, 
defiring them, if they agree to the Addition, to fend the 
Anfwer to the King, 24. Their Diffent fignified, 25. Vide 
Militia. A Committee to withdraw, and confider the Griev- 
ances prefented by the Common-council of London, 15 Mar. 

— 1642, Petition referred, 28 Mar. 

Griffin, Lady, 1642, Letter to her, relating late Paflages in 
Hants; the Committee for Examinations to inquire after the 
Writer, 9 Mar. 

Griffith, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges —Excufed from making 
the Proteftation, 6 May. Heard concerning fending a 
Challenge to another Member ; Witnefs examined, 31 Jan. 

— 1642. Vide Privileges—Expelled, 10 Aug. 

Griffiths, Edw. 1641, Petition concerning erafing a Name out 
of the Prefentment for Recufants, es | avowed, and referred 
to the Judges of Affize for Montgomeryfhire, 7 Dec. 

Grigg, Michael, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Wools, &amp;c. 12 Feb. 

Grimberry, Mr. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to Anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 12 Dec. 

Grimfton, Serjeant. Vide Quarrel. 

— Mr. 1641, to be fent for to attend, 23 Apr. 

Chriftopher, 1641, Petition; Order for bailing him, 4 

Aug. | , 


1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 16 Sept. 
Grinftead, Eaft, 1640, Election; Report touching it; Lord 
Buckhurft declared duly elected, 16 Nov.— Further Report 
touching Mr. Goodwin's Election, 24 Dec. 
aes; 1640, Petitions referred to the Committee for Trade, 
23 Nov. 

Hall, 1641, a Committee appointed to fit there, 17 Jan. 
Vide Committees. 

Company, 1642, Mafter and Wardens to be injoined 
not to publifh the King’s Letter to the Sheriffs and private 
Halls, 26 Jan. 

Groom, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 June. 


Grofs, Charles le, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 12 Sept. 

Grover, Mr. 1642, his Imprifonment voted illegal; Reparation 
to be made him, 16 Aug. 

Guernfey and Jerfey, 1641, Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning them, agreed.to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, 17 May. 

Guildhall, 1641, a Committee appointed to fit there, 5 Jan. 
Vide Committees. 

Guildford, 1642, Powder to be delivered for the Ufe of the 
Town, 6 Apr.—Town Clerk to be fent for as a Delinquent ; 
Mayor to feize Papers in his Hands, 26 Jan. 

Guillim, Roger, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to deliver the Magazine at Monmouth, 28 Apr. 

Guiney, and Binney, 1640, Patent for fole Trade thither to be 
brought in, 21 Nov. 

1641, referred to a Committee, 31 Aug. 

— 1642, Order for paying Money due from the Patentees 
for Cuftoms, 18 Feb. 

Gunfounders, 1642, Petition, 11 Aug. 

1641, another Petition referred to the Committee for 
Gunpowder and Ammunition, 10 Feb. 

Gunners, 1642, Refolution touching the Pay of Four to be em- 
ployed at Hull, 28 May. Order for advancing a Month’s 
Pay to them; Letter to be fent to Sir Jo. Hotham for their 
Payment, go. King’s Warrant requiring them to attend 
him at Court ; Order againft their quitting their Ships, 9 Feb. 

Mafter and Wardens of the Company to permit none to 
_ go to Oxford, 11 Mar. 

Gunpowder, 1640, Petition concerning the Ingroffing and Re- 
ftraining thereof referred to the Committee for Monopolifts, 29 
Jan. 

1641, Bill for free importing Gunpowder, and free 
making it in the Kingdom, read, 20 July. Committed, 21. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 26. Pafled, 27. Metlage 
to Lords defiring them to move the King to give the Royal 
Affent thereto; their Anfwer, 10 Aug. 

— 1641, a Committee to confider how the Kingdom may 
be furnifhed with Gunpowder and Arms, 31 Dec.——Further 
Power given them ; Books referred, 26 Feb. A Maker to 
attend them; Order for their fitting, and making Report, 7 
Mar. Committee impowered to agree with him for a Price, 
10. Agreement reported; Contractor has Liberty to deliver 
Quantities promifed before, giving the Names of the Receivers 
to the Chairman; Refolution to take off all he makes; Mem- ° 
bers to treat with Lord Mayor to provide Money for that Ser- 
vice, and a Store-room; Committees added, 12. 

— 1642, Propofitions concerning the Provifion of Powder 
referred ; Committee impowered to alter the Time and Place 
of their Meeting, 26 Mar.—Refolution to pay for a certain 
Quantity when imported, 28.—Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 30. Officers of the Ordnance to try all brought 
in for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 11 Apr. Propofi- 
tion concerning Saltpetre referred, 3 May.—Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning the want of Powder, agreed to; 
Reporters sh pe Conference held, and reported ; a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to confider of providing it, 11.—Order 
for delivering it to Ships ready to go to Sea, 23. ‘Time for 
the Contract inlarged, 5 July. Order for laying up 289 
Barrels in the City Magazine, 23 Aug. Order from Lords, 
concerning Gunpowder, agreed to, 3 Dec. 

Gunfmiths Company, 1642, to acquaint Members what Store of 
Guns they make weekly, 28 May. 

ag &lt;n Tho. and Geo. 1642, to be fent for as Delinquents, 23 

ov. 


Gurdon, — Major, 1642, Order for apprehending him, 22 


Sept. o be removed to Plymouth, 13 Mar. 
Gwatkin, Wm. 1642, Petition read, and avowed, 14 July. 
Gwyn, Jo. 1642, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 20 July. 
Parties heard concerning him ; to be fined and imprifoned, 26. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


AMPDEN, John, Motion for Records of the Judgment 

in his Cafe touching Ship-money, to be brought in, 18 
Apr. Members to require from the Judges Records deli- 
vered to them on his Part, 30. 

Harding, Mr. Report touching his Ele¢tion; Refolution there- 
upon, 28 Apr. 

Harris, Mr. voted duly elected, 28 Apr. 

Hertford County, Petition of Inhabitants, 18 Apx. 

Honour, Court of, Motion againft it, 18 Apr. 

Hofkins, Mr. Election; Petition, 16 Apr. Report touching it; 

rder thereupon, 17. 

Houfe fworn, 13 Apr. Debate about the Power of Houfe to 
fend for Records out of the King’s Bench; a Precedent vouch- 
ed, 20.—To meet Speaker at Whitehall, and attend the 
King, 21.—To receive the Sacrament; defires Perfons to 

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preach, 23.—Sends Serjeant to Cominittees, to know if they 
are ready to report, 25 Apr. &amp; 1 May. 

Huske, Dr. to be fent for by Warrant to attend the Committee 
for Religion, 21 Apr. 

Huffey, Sir Edw. Complaint touching his Eleétion to be exa- 
mined by the Committee of Privileges, 24 Apr. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


L{4ABEAS Corpus, 1640, Denial thereof by Judges of the 
King’s Bench referred to the Committee for Courts of 
Juflice, 13 Nov. 

1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant feveral 
without Fee, 4 O¢t——Copies of the Returns of feveral 
4 ‘am Perfons have been bailed, or delivered, ordered, 
15 Feb. 

Haddock, Rich. 1642, his Letter concerning Paflages between 
him and Lord Newcaftle’s Forces, 6 Mar. 

Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1642, Order for foriifying it, 20 Dec. 

Hagh, 1642, Letters from thence; Conference defired with 
Lords thereupon, agreed to, 26 Nov. 

Hales, Sir Jo. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 
Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 Oct. To be 
bailed, 4 Nov. 

1642, demanded of the Serjeant; his Anfwer; Order 

for taking him into Cuftody, 26 Mar. Vide Privileges. 

os Sir Edw. 1641, Order for Payment of his Loan, 17 
ar. 

















1642, examined concerning a Loan to the King, 18 
Aug. To be defired to make up his Loan 5,000. 5 Jan. 
To be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 16 








Feb. 

Hlalford, Rich. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer 
a Petition againift hin, 7 Nov——-Committed to the Tower, 
and to make his Submiflion at the Affizes at Leicetter, 2 Dec. 
Order for difcharging him, 5. For bringing hun to the Bar, 9. 
Difcharged on bis Submmiflion, 10. 

Halifax, 1642, Order for fequettering the Profits of the Vicarage ; 
Lords Concurrence to be detired, 13 Mar. 

Halington, Wm. 1642, to have Liberty to tranfport himfelf, Xc. 
beyond Sea, 28 Oct. 
Hail, Nir. 1640, to be fent for by Serjeant for a Mifdemeanor 
at an Eleétion, 9 Nov. Order for nis Ditcharge, 3 Dec. 
-—_—— Mr. 1641, not to have a Vote as Fellow of Emanuel 
College, 22 Mar. 
1642, voted Non Socius according to the Statute, 
29 Mar. 
Mr. Curate of Covent Garden, 1642, to be fent for as 
a Delinquent, for publifhing in the Church the Declaration 
concerning Levies, 5 July. Examined; Queftion for his 
Commitment, Neg. reprehended, and difcharged, 13. 
— Wm. 1642. Vide Privileges. 
Auftin, 1642, Order for his Commitment, 9 Mar. 
Haliey, Captain Henry, 1640, Lord Keeper to be moved for a 
Writ of Ne exeat Regnum againft him, 8 Feb. ' 
Mr. 1642, Order for lifting his Horfes for the Service 
of the Commonwealth, 23 Nov. 

Halfey, Lieutenant, 1642, Order for difcharging him, 10 Jan. 

Hambleden, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants, with Articles annex- 
ed, read; Petition and Articles avowed; Roberts to be fent 
for as a Delinquent, 23 Sept. Vide Roderts. 

Hamburgh, 1641, Ship from thence ftayed, upon Sufpicion it 
was bound for Ireland with Arms, &amp;c. Order for difcharging 
it, 11 Feb. Mutfquets to be tried, 12. " 




















The Committee for 
the Militia to take care how they are difpofed of, 2 Dec. 
1642, Letters prefented by the — read; Speaker’s 

Anfwer; Manner of receiving him, 11 Aug. Letters fent to 
Lords, 12.—Agent to have Warrant to go to Scotland, 15.—= 
A Committee of both Houfes to confider the Letters, 16. 
Members to prepare a Letter to Merchants there concerning 
a Loan, 20 Feb. 

Hamilton, Sir Frederick, 1641, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 7 June-——Order for their Meeting, 
and proceeding thereon, 3 &amp; 6 July. 18 &amp; 28 Aug. 
Petition referred to another Committee, 1 Sept. 

———— 1642. Order for Contribution to him; agreed to by 
Lords, 24 O&amp;. 

Marguis of, 1641, Petition of Officers under his Com- 
mand, read, 6 Aug. To be defired not to grant Licences 
to tranfport Horfes, 19 Feb. 

1642, his Men in Cuftody to be examined by the Com- 

mittee for Informations, 11 June. 

Sir Geo. 1641, Lord Chief Juftice to be moved for 

Habeas Corpus to bring him up—to remain in fafe Cuftody 

till further Order, 1 Feb.—Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to be 

defired to remove him from his Command, 5. Sheriff of 

Middlefex to deliver him to Serjeant, to be examined by 

a Committee, 8 Mar. 

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1642, his Petition; Order for bailing him, 6 Apr—— 
Another Petition, and Order for his Difcharge—to have Li- 
berty to go beyond Sea, 3 June. 

Sir James, 1641, his Lodging to be fearched for Arms 

12 Jan. Report that none were found there, 13. 

James, Son of Lord Claneboye, 1641, Petition read, 

and referred to the Committee for Infh Affairs, 4 Feb. To 

have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to Ireland, 18 July. 

Sir Jo. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport Eleven 

Horfes ; his Servant to be permitted to conyey them over, 

21 May. 

Sir Wm. 1642, Petitions read, and referred to the 
Committee for [rifh Affairs, 29 July.---— 6 O&amp;. 

Hammerfiey, Sir Tho. 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring 
him, 22 Oét. ; 

Hammond, Mr. 1641, to be fent for to attend a Committee, 
24 June. 

1642, to aitend with a Petition he has follicited to get 
Hands to, 5 Apr—To have Liberty to go into the Country, 
and be difcharged till required upon a new Summons, 14.—— 
His Petition, with a Certificate annexed; Orcer tor his Dif- 
charge, 13 Jan. 

Hanipden, Mr. 1640, Proceedings againft hua in the Exchequer 
vored tlegal, 7 Dee. Vote t be enterec, g. larolmenat cf 
the Proceedings in the Couris of Wefimiitter to be vacated, 
6 Feb. 

1641. Vide Privileges, and Kimbolten.—Bufinels con- 
ceruing him referred to Mr. Champeis’s Co:amitice, 1 July. 

Hampton, My. 1641, to be fumnioned to attend, ia Mar. 

Hamptoncourt, 1641, Order for itaying great Saddles going 
thither, 12 Jan. For paying the Watermen their Fare, 13. 

Hanham, Mv. 1642, oilers a Loan of 50/. 12 Sept. Report 
that it is paid, 16. 

Hanmer, Sir Thomas, 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred 
to the Committee for the Marches of Wales, 18 Feb. 

Hanjard, Captain, 1642, committed to the Clinke, 24 Nov. 
To be difcharged, upon making Proteftation not to ferve 
againft the Parliament, 25 Feb. 

Harbie, Sir Job, 1642, Petition referred to a Committee, 9 Dec. 

Harcourt, Sir Simon, 1641, fent, with an Ailiftant, to Chefter, 
to raife Men for the Service of Ireland; Order for paying him 
2,000 /. 12 Nov.——-Lords to be moved to join in defiring 
the Dutch Ambafiador to write to the States to continue him 
in bis Command, 1 Mar. 

1642, KRoule to be acquainted with the Defires of Lords 

Juftices of freland concerning him ; his Cafe referred to the 

Committee of Adventurers, 7 Apr. Letter concerning him 

referred, 12. 

—— Lady, 1642, Member to prepare a Letter to Lords 

Juftices of Ireland concerning her enjoying a Grant from the 

King, 5 Sept. 

Marquis of, 1642, to have Liberty to tranfport Three 

Horfes to France, 6 Apr. 

John. Vide Davies. 

Harde, Rob. 1642, Order for difcharging him, 5 Jan. 

Hardman, Humphrey, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for Grievances ; Under-theriff of Salop to be feut 
for as a Delinquent, 20 Nov. Vide Wood. 

Hardway, Rich. 1642, his Compofition accepted, g Apr. 

Hardy, Tho. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 5 Aug. 

Harford, John, 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 15 Mar, 
Vide. Richardjon. 

Harley, Sir Rob. 1641, Petition read, and referzed to the Com- 
mittee for the Marches of Wales, 3 July. 

1642, his Letter referred to the Committee for Safety of 
the Kingdom, 26 Nov. 

Harniffe, Mr. 1642, Order for deducting out of his Account 
Monies paid to Sir Jo. Hotham, 31 Jan. 

Harper, Mr. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent ; Examination 
referred to the Committee for Printing, 5 June. 

Auguftine, 1642, Information from him read, and to be 
printed, 17 Sept. 

Harrington, Mr. 1642, Member to confider the State of a Debt 
due to him, 28 O&amp;+——Order for Payment thereof, 3 Nov. 
Harris, Mr. Clerk of the Peace for Salop, 1641, to be fent for 

as a Delingnent, 4 June. 

Mr. of Hanwell, 1642, defired to preach, 27 Apr. 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 25 May. 

Sir Paul, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. 

Order for feizing his Eftate, 3 Mar. 

Hen. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 9 Aug. 

——— Walter, 1642, tv have Warrant to tranfport himielf, &amp;c. 
to France, 5 O&amp;ct. 

——— Captain Vincent, 1642, Bufinefs concerning him re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 2 Mar. ; 

Harrifon, Mr. 1640, his Cafe referred to the Committee for 
Monopolifts, 23 Nov.—Order about Security to him for a Loan 
of 50,000/, 25. About Re-payment of 25,0007. 2 Dec.— 
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1641, to deliver his Propofitions, concerning advancing 
Money, in writing, 5 May. Voted a Delinquent.—V ote 
not to prejudice him as to his fitting in Houfe, 1 June. — 

1642, Order touching Payment of Intereft due to him, 
26 Sept. ue ' 

— Tho. 1642, Order for continuing him in Prifon, 15 
Sept. ' 

_ Jo. 1642, Bufinefs concerning his coming from the 
King referred to the Committee for Informations—to be com- 
mitted to the Gatehoufe, 14 Dec. 

Harrold, Rob. 1642, Petition concerning Ship and Goods ftayed 
at Milford Haven referred to Lord Admiral, 4 Apr. 

Hiarry, Edward. Vide Hollhfion. 

Hartnall, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

Hartwell, Jafper 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of treland to be a Captain, 7 May. - 

Harvey, Sir John, 1641, not to depart the Kingdom without 
Leave from Houfe, 19 Aug. 

——— Mr. 1642, Order about Repayment of his Loan, 11 
Apr. ; 

-——— Martyn, 1642, Mayor of Northampton impowered to 
bail him, 18 Aug. 

— Colonel, 1642, to be thanked for his Service, 18 Aug. 
— Tho. 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring him, 
c2 O¢t. 

Dan. and Fliph, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 
24 Dec. 

~— — John, 1642, Order for his ferving the Cure, and re- 
ceiving the Profits of a Vicarage, 30 Dec. 

Harwich, 1642, Lords to be defired to join that Arms there may 
be put into the Hands of the Deputy Lieutenants ; their Con-- 
currence fignified, 26 Miay.——Letter from thence concerning 
the Stay of a Dutch Ship laden with Powder, &amp;c.; Powder 
to be fent up to London; Mayor to make further Search ; 
Examination of the Bufinefs referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 8 Sept——Order for fearching Ships coming 
into the Port, 28 Nov.——- Order about fortifying and detend- 
ing the Town, 15 Dec—-Members fent down to fee the 
Works repaired, and confider what. Guard is neceflary, 21 Feb. 

Haselwood, Francis, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Lieutenants, 14 Dee. 

— Mr. 1640, Order touching a Prieft found in his Houfe, 
25 Jan. 

Haffelrig, Sir Arthur. Vide Privileges and Kimbolton.—1641, 
to be required to attend forthwith, 19 Aug. 

——-. 16492, thanked for his Services, 13 Jan.—To have 
Warrant to feize and keep Horfes belonging to Perfons in 
Arms againtt the Parliament, 30. To have Horfes feized 
by another, paying the Charge of the Seizure, 4 Feb. ; 

Hajlings, H. 1642, to be fent for by Warrant. for interrupting 
the Execution of the Militia; Lords to be defired to join 
herein; Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held ; their Order reported, 
and agreed to; Lords to be moved to join in fending for him 
as a Delinquent by Serjeant, 18 June. A Committee to 
prepare Impeachment againft him and others, go. Im- 
peachment to be prefented, 4 July. Read, and to be ingrofled, 
6. Ingroffed Articles read, and agreed to; Conference de- 
fired thereupon ; agreed to; Managers appointed, 7. In- 
formation that he is returned Sheriff for Leicefterfhire; a 
Committee to inquire at the Petty Bag Office ; their Report, 
1 July.—Letters concerning his demanding the Magazine, &amp;c. 
at Leicefier, read, 4. Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon ; Impeachment fent to Lords; Report of De- 
livery, 13 Aug. Lords to be moved for Proclamation for his 
Appearance at a certain Day, 3o. 

Jane, 1642, to have Warrant to pafs to Holland, 25 
Feb. 

Hafiings, 1642, Mayor to take care of the Paflages, 16 Feb. 

Hatche, Captain, 16041, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

Nicholas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 Aug. 

Hatcher, Mr. 1641, offers his Security for Money, 9 Aug. 

Lieutenant, 1641, to be defired to attend, 3 Nov. 

Hatfield Manor. Vide Fifhlake—1641, Tenants allowed to 
proceed with their Bill in the Exchequer, 27 May. 

— Chace, 1642, Draught of Order for fuppretling Tumults 
there, read, and re-committed, 8 July. 

Haitfell, Henry, 1642, Petition of him, John Blake, and David 
Berry; Order for ftopping Proceedings againft them ; Attor- 
ney to attend, 7 Oét. 

Hatton, Lady Elizabeth, 1640, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 30 Dec. 

——— 1641, Order for their Meeting, 19 May. Her Cafe 
reported; Refolutions of the Committee thereupon, 7 June. 

Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 June. 

Sir Chr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 13 &amp; 20 Aug.—-Voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 7 Sept. 


Sir Rob. 1642, Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 7 Sept-——To be brought as a Delinquent, 7 
Nov. His Petition read; Queftion for bailing him; Neg.; 
Butinefs concerning him referred to the Committee for Exa- 
minations, 19. 

Havant, 1641, Parifhioners to chufe a Leéturer; Minifter to 
admit him the Ufe of his Pulpit, 17 Feb. 

Haverfordwefi, 1642, Mayor to be thanked by Letter for his 
Care in apprehending Perfons, 30 Mar. 

Havers, John, 1642, Order for continuing him in Cuftody, 
13 Aug. 

Hawes, Jofeph, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Grievances ; Extent upon Bonds to be ftayed, 21 
Nov. Another Petition of him and Partners referred to 
the Committee for Captives, 11 Dec. Withdrawn; to be 
preferred to Lords, 28 Jan. 

- Nath. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Advance of Moneys in London, 20 Dec. 

Hawkhurji, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Leéturer recom. 
mended, 91 Jan. 

Hawkins, Vim. 1642, Refolution touching his Pay as Secre- 
tary to the Commitlion for [rifh Affairs, 24 Sept. 

Hawley, James, 1642, Order for reftoring his Plate, 17 Jan. 

Hay, William, 1642, to have Liberty to pafs the Seas, 7 Apr. 

Hayes, Eufebius, 1641, to have Licence to tranfport Wheat, &amp;c. 
to Ireland Cufiom-free, 25 Feb. 

Heath, Sir Robert, 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 16 
Sept. 

—--— Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Ileaton, Rich. 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to 
Earl of Strafford’s Committee, 19 Dec. 

Daniel, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 12 Aug.—To 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 22. 

Hiebborn, Serjeant Major, 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 5 Jan. 

Heblethwaite, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

-——-— 1642, Order touching the Payment of his Loan, 6 O@. 

To have Warrant to go to York, 25 Nov. 

Hedges, Tho. 1641, not to be admitted into a Fellowhhip till 
his Caufe be heard ; Confideration thereof referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 Oét. 

Heeren, Peter. Vide Fifher. 

Hele, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

To be defired to lend 2002. 5 Jan. Perfon appointed to re- 
ceive that Sum affeffed upon him, 23. 

Hemmings, Henry, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Hempfiead, Hemell, 1642, Petitions of Inhabitants; Lecturer 
recommended, 6 June. 22 Aug. Order for fupplying 
the Cure, and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 14 Mar. 

Hen, Hugh, 1642, to have Warrant for a free Paflage to the 
King, 26 Aug. 

Henden, 1641, new Writ, 8 Apr. Election; Petition re- 
ferred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee; Petitioner to have 
Notice, 18 Aug. 

Henden, Mr. Baron, 1641, Report of his Proceedings at the 
Alflizes at Bridgewater; a Committee to prepare Impeach- 
ment againft him, 20 Sept. Order for detaining Moneys 
due to him, 28 Nov. 18 Feb. 

Hendricke, Adrian, 1641, his Cafe reported from the Committee 
for Recufants convict, 22 June. 

Hendry, Tho. 1642, Order to ftay landing Goods belonging to 
—- and for his Attendance on the Committee for the Navy, 
10 Aug. 

Henley upon Thames, 1642, Letter from thence, with another 
inclofed from the Commiflioners of Array; a Committee to 
— Anfwer, and fend down general Inftruétions, 13 

ug. 

Hlenley, Mr. 1642, Order touching Security for his Loan, 26 
Mar. concerning the immediate Payment of Part thereof, 
4 May——for releafing his Piftols, 17 Aug. 

Henfon, John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 10 O&amp;. 

Heralds. Vide High Conftable. 

1642, their Petition; Order for preferving their Re- 
cords, 14 Mar. 

Herbert, Wm. 1640, not to be bound by the general Order for 
making Eleétion by a limited Time, 9 Nov. 

— Sir Charles, 1640, Report touching his Return; not to 
fit till his Election determined, 14 Nov. 

——— Sir Arnold, 1640, Bill to reverfe a Decree in the 
Chancery and Star-chamber between him and Mr. Lownes 
read, 24 Nov. Bill for reviving a Decree between him, 
Mr. Lownes, and others, read, g Feb. Committed, 15.—— 
Committees added, 8 Mar. 

— Sir Piercy, 1640, a Committee to confider an Informa- 
tion given about his having the Cuftody of a Magazine; 
to be fent for as a Delinquent; Motion for Conference with 
—_ thereupon, and for a Committee to prepare Heads, 
29 Jan. 

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pare a Charge againft him, 29 Apr. 

25 June.—His Bail approved; Order for his taking 

6 July. 

Philip Henry, 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 19 

May. Committed, 29. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 

14 July. 

— Henry, eldeft Son of Lord Herbert of Cherbery, 1641, 

has Leave to go to Ireland without vacating his Seat, 14 Mar. 

To have Liberty to tranfport Ten Horfes; Mafter of the 

Horfe to be moved for a Licence, 22. 

Tho. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Jan. 

Lord, 1642, Informations concerning him and others 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 29 Mar. His 
Houfe at Lambeth to be fearched for Arms; Perfons im- 
powered to remove them to London, 29 Oét. Conference 
defired by Lords concerning a Letter trom him; agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolu- 
tion for impeaching him of High Treafon; Member to pre- 
pare Impeachment, 14 Nov. 

———— Sir Edw. 1642, his Offer to advance Money laid afide, 
3 May. 

— Sir H. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 20 Aug. 

—— Rich. 1642, Letter concerning I]l-fervices done by him ; 
voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 12 Sept. 

——— Lord, Son of Earl of Worcefter, 1642, Letter con- 
cerning him; Speaker to write Letter to him to attend, 13 
Sept. 

Hereford County, 1641, new Writ, 30 O@. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Per- 

fons who preferred it, 4 May. Declaration of the County 

referred to the Committee for Printing, 8 July. Examina- 

tions upon Oath prefented from them; Orders thereupon, 18. 

Order concerning the Declaration fent to Lords, 26. 

Earl of Effex appointed Lord Lieutenant; Lords to be 

moved to join therein, § Aug.—The Comunittee for Defence 

of the Kingdom to confider of ipeedy Defence for the County, 

20. Letter confidering the State of Affairs there, 12 

Sept. 


Order for bailin g him, 
aths, 





























- 

















City, 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Com- 
miflion to Juftices of Peace there, to tender the Oaths to fuf- 
pected Perfons, 20 Jan. 

— 1642, new Writ, 23 May. 

——— Bithop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mif- 
demeanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bifhops——ot High Treaton, 30 
Dec. Vide Bihops. 

——— 1642, Crder for allowing him 500/. per Annum, 6 
Apr. - 

Hiei a Rich. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Herle, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 26 O&amp;. 
to print his Sermon, 30 Nov. 

Herne, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

— Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 23 
July. 

Suan, Sir Edw. 1642, a Committee to prepare Impeachment 
againft him, 14 Sept. Vide Lindfey, karl of. xamined, 
and committed to the Tower; Charge of apprehending him 
to be paid out of Money, &amp;c. feized at his Houfe, 8 O&amp;.—— 
His Petition; Queftion for his Difcharge; Neg. 6 Dec. 

Hertford, County, 1641, new Writ, 7 Aug.—Petition of Free- 
holders read, avowed, and referred to a Committee, go. 
Another read, and to be confidered, 16 Dec. Another 
read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it; Copy of 
a Petition to Lords prefented; a Committee to examine into 
the Printing of the Petition, 25 Jan. Earl of Salifbury no- 
minated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants 
approved, 17. Mar. 

1642, a Committee of both Houfes to confider how the 

Deputies may have Power to exercife in the Abfence of the 

Lord Lieutenant, 1 June. Deputies approved, 2 June. 

25 July——23 Aug. 5 Oct. Another recommended 

15 June. Lords defired the Militia may be a in Execu- 

tion; Meffenger difmifled without Anfwer, 1 July ——Depu- 

ties, upon Failure of the Lord Lieutenant, impowered to put the 

Militia in Execution, 10 Aug. Lord Cranborne nominated 

Lord Lieutenant, 8 July—Members to go down, and advance 

the Propofitions for bringing in Horfe, 5 &amp; 14. Day appointed 

for putting them in Execution; Order for that Purpoie read, 
and agreed to, 12. Lords Concurrence fignified, 13. Order 
for fending up Moneys colleéted upon them, 12 Oc. Mem- 
bers to go down, and forward it, 13. Under-theriff’s 

Charges for bringing up Delinquents referred to the Committee 

for Informations—Propofitions concerning the Safety of the 

County referred to a Committee, 1 Dec. Order for raifing 

2000 Horfe, 5. Agreed to by Lords, 8——Sheriff com- 

mitted to London Houle, 16 Jan.——Member to go down 





Thanked, and 
























































and advance the weekly Aileffment, 7 Mar. 
—— Town, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers, 18 July. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19.—Mayor to be fummoned to attend, 
2 a en againft him referred to the Committee for 
OL. il. 


IN DEX @&amp; the StEconnp Vo.uumeE. 





Informations, 28. Report; Refolution thereupon, 29. Vide 
Palmer, Andrew.--—Order about removing the Magazine, 
15 Aug. Lord Lieutenant’s Anfwer, 23. 

Marquis of, 1642, Lords to be ~noved for Order for ap- 

prehending him, 28 July. Refolution for impeaching him . 

of High Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords; Report of De- 

livery, 13 Aug.—His Letter to the Mayor of Poole—Copy of 

King’s Commiftion to him to be printed, 22.—Conference de- 

fired by Lords concerning Papersreceived from him; Reporters 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords to be 

moved for Proclamation for him to appear at a certain Day; a 

Committee to prepare Impeachment againft him and others, 

30. Ingroffed Articles read, agreed to, and fent to Lords; 

Report of Delivery, 16 Sept——Letter concerning his Paflage 

from Sherborne to Minehead, 27. 

Marchionefs of, 1642, Order for Redelivery of her 
Goods, 12 Aug.——Petition concerning other Goods feized; 
Order for delivering them to Earl of Effex, 7 Dec. 

Hesketh, Tho. 1641, Bill for fettling his Manors, &amp;c. read, 24 
Jan.——Committed, 10 Feb. 

Hewett, Rob. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 

Sir Jo. 1642, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 21 














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June. 








Richard, 1642, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 3 
Nov. 

Heworth Moor, 1642, Letter concerning Paffages at the laft 
Meeting there read, 8 Aug. 

Heydon, Sir Jo. 1642, a Committee to remove Arms, &amp;c. from 
his House, 23 Aug. : 
Heylin, Dr. 1641, Charge againft him for promoting the Suit in 
the Star-chamber againft Mr. Prinne, to be tranfinitted to the 

Committee for Religion, 20 Apr. 

Heyman, Sir H. 1642, declares his Readinefs to obey the Com- 
mands of Houfe touching the Militia, 27 June. Order 
for reftoring his Horfe, 26 Dec. 

Heyward, Edward, 1642, to be difarmed, and fummoned to at- 
tend, 18 Oct. 

Heywood, Peter, 1641, Extraét of a Letter to him read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Plot, 13 May, His Pe- 
tition read, avowed, and referred to a Committee, 4 Aug. 
Committees added, 5. 

Dr. 1642, examined touching ordering his Curate to 

read the King’s Declaration ; committed to the Fleet, 14 July. 

Order for his Difcharge, 23. To be brought in fafe Cui 

tody, °6 Nov. Member to perufe the Return of the 

Habeas Corpus; Sheriff’s Clerk to attend him, 21 Jan. Re- 

port concerning him from the Committee for plundered Mi- 

nifters; Refolution for fequeftering his Living, 23. Order 

for continuing him in Cuftody, 2 Feb. 

Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Nov. 

Hickman, Henry, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Bufhey, 8 Mar. 

Hide, Mr. 1640, thanked for his Service to Houfe, 14 Jan. 

1641, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Mar. 

——~ 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 
29 Mar. 22 July. 

- Serjeant, 1640, a Committee to examine the Petition 

from Salibury againft him and Mr. George, 30 Noy. Re- 

port; Debate thereon ; Bufinefs laid afide, 3 Dec. 

1642, injoined to attend, 29 July ——2 Aug. Informa. 
tion concerning him to be confidered, 3. Order thereupon ; 
expelled, and committed to the Tower, 4. His Petition; 
Queftion for his Difcharge; Neg. 10. Voted incapable of 
fitting duzing this Parliament, 11. Another Petition, and 
Order for his Difcharge, 18, 

Hides, raw, and Calves Skins, 1640, Bufinefs concerning them 
referred to the Committee for Trade; Parties interefted to 
attend them, 23 Nov. Vide Calves Skins. 

Mierarchy, Popith, 1640, the Committee for it meet ; Letters 
to divers Catholics referred, 5 Mar. Committees added 16. 

Hiernes, Edward, 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 10 Sept. 

Higckman, FEoratio, 1642, his Petition; to have Liberty to 

‘ attend upon the King, 16 Sept. 

Higgins, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Mar. 

Called in concerning the Kentifh Petition, 4 Apr.— 
Order for bailing him, 7. 

High Commiflion Court. Vide Star-chamber. 

1641, Bill to repeal Part of Aé 1° Eliz. concerning it, 
read, 25 Mar. Committed, 3 Apr. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 29 May. 

High Conftable and Earl Marfhal’s Court, 1640, a Committee 
to inquire into them, the Fees thereof, and of the Heralds, 
23 Nov. Order for their Meeting, 8 Dec. 

Highlord, Mrs. 1642, Order for re-delivering her Goods, 6 
Dec. 

Hiliard, Serjeant Major, 1642, not to be exchanged ox releafed, 
till Satisfaction made for Goods plundered, 24 Feb. 

Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 1 Sept. 

Hill, Wm. 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Earl of 
Strafford’s Committee, 18 Feb. 



























































—— 1641, 











——_—— 1641, Certificates from Ireland on his Behalf referred to 
the Committee for lrith Affairs, 21 Dec. 

1642, to be rewarded for bringing up two Cavaliers, 
and to keep in Cuftody Swords, &amp;c. belonging to them, 22 
Aug. 

~..— Mr. a Member, 1640, has Leave to read at one of the 
Inns of Chancery, 19 Mar. 

.—-— Captain, a Reformado Officer, 1641, Order for Pay- 
ment of 10/. to him, 1 Dec. 

— Colonel! Philip, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for raifing Men by Beat of Drum, 15 Jan. His Petition read, 
and referred to a Committee, 24. Committees added, 1 
Mar. Order tor his Difcharge, 22. 

1642, to have a Warrant to tranfport himfelf into 
France, 18 June. 

—— Randall, 1641, Petition recommended to Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Lreland, 26 Jan. 

— Arthur. Vide Chichefter, Arthur. 

Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 29 June. 
and to print his Sermon, 27 July. 

— Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a 

Petition againft him, 14 July. 

Nath. 1642, to be rewarded for bringing up Two 
Cavaliers, and to keepin Cuftody Swords, &amp;c. belonging to 
them, 22 Aug. 

— Jofhua, 1642, his Letter read, and to be printed, 17 

Sept. 














Thanked, 














Mary, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf to 
France, 5 Oét. 

Hinckjman, Jofeph, 1642, to be fummoned to attend for refufing 
his Affittance in conducting Rebels from the Weft, 30 Apr. 
Hippijley, Sir John, 1641, Houte undertakes to pay Moneys 
advanced, or to be advanced, by him for the Service of 

Ireland, 15 Feb. 

1642, has Leave to go to York, 19 July.-—— Petition 

of Soldiers under him referred to a Committee, 6 Mar. 

— Capt. Edm. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
8 Mar. 

Hitch, Edward, 1641, Petition referred to the Bifhop of Bath 
and Wells Committee, 11 Aug. 

Hitchin, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recommended, 
19 July. 

Tlithe, 1641, Petition of Mayor, Jurats, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to the Committee for Dover Petition, 2 Mar. 

Hobart, James, 1640, Bill to confirm a Decree between him 
and Henry Humbefton read, 18 Dec. 

1641, committed, 11 Aug. 
Sir Jo. 1642, to be permitted to pafs into Norfolk with 
Arms, 24 Aug. 

Hobbs, Richard and John, 1641. Vide Privileges —Petition 
referred to the Committee for the Bill for parliamentary Pro- 
tections, 2 June. Vide Protections. 

Hobby, Mr- Vide Borlacy.—1642, injoined to go into the 
Country to fee the Militia put in Execution, 10 June. 

Hodder, Fabian, :642, to be fent for as a Delinquent; Exami- 
nation referred to the Committee for Cuftomers, 28 Oct. 


_— 








Hodges, Mr. 1641, his Eleétion to a Fellowfhip in Emanuel 


College declared void, 22 Mar. 


Roger, 1642, Order for allowing him 2o0/. out of the 


Contribution-moneys, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 
—— Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 31 Aug. ; 
and to print his Sermon, 28 Sept. 
Hodgkins, Arth. 1641. Vide Privileges. 





Hodgfon, Sir Rob. 1641, to be removed from Newgate to the 


Fleet, 7 June. 
Hoett, Peter. Vide Marolois. 


Holbech, Mr. 1641, not to have a Vote as Fellow of Emanuel 


College, 22 Mar. 


1642, voted Non Socius according to the Statute, 29 


Mar. 


Holborne, Mr. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 


liament, 11 Aug. 
———— 1642, Order for detaining his Plate, 16 Aug. 


Holby, Mr. 1642, impowered to fearch for, and feize, his 
Goods plundered by the King’s Army; Conftables, &amp;c. to 


affift him, 8 Dec. 


IN DEX ¢o the Steconp VOLUME. 


Thanked, 


Holforde, Sir Richard, 1642, to be fent for by Warrant for in- 
terrupting the Execution of the Militia; Lords to be defired 
to join herein; Conference defired thereupon; agreed to; 
Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords Order for that 
Purpofe reported, and agreed to; Lords to be moved to join 
in fending for him by Serjeant, 18 June. 

Holl, Mr. 1642, Motion for Examination of Crimes committed 
by Gentlemen taken in his Houfe; Anfwer thereto, 14 
Mar. 

Holland, Sir John, 1640, clears himfelf from the Sufpicion of 
being a Papift, 24 Nov. 

1641, Confideration of printing a Speech under his 
Name referred to the Committee for Printing, 28 June. 

Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

——— 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfes; Liberty given 
him to fend them into Bucks, or te the Army, 26 Oét. 

——— Earl of. Vide General, Lord. 

——— Mrs. 1642, Order for re-delivering her Horfes, 6 Dec. 

Felix, 1642, to have Pafs to convey Sweetmeats, &amp;c. to 
the King, 21 Dec. 

Holland, 1641, the Committee for Printing to fend for the 
Printer of Two Letters from thence—Motion for a Member 
to confider of a Declaration to fatisfy the Dutch Ambaffador, 
24 Mar. 

1642, Information concerning Arms, &amp;c. carried from 
thence to the northern Ports, fent to Lords, 1g Aug.—Letter 
of Credit to Mr. Strickland, with a Declaration of Reafons 
for taking up Arms, prefented from the Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom, and agreed to, 20. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 23. 
Orderagainf printing them, and delivering out Copies, 25. 
Letter concerning Preparations of Arms, &amp;c. to be {ent to 
the King, and concerning the Manner of receiving Mr. 
Strickland by the States, 7 Sept.—Another Letter concern- 
ing his Proceedings; a Committee to prepare Declaration to 
acknowledge the good Affections of the States; Declaration 
reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; De- 
claration to be fent to Mr. Strickland, and prefented to the 
States, 23. Duplicate to be returned to him, 3 Oct.—His 
Letter concerning his continuing there after he has received an 
Anfwer, and concerning publifhing the Declaration; Refolu- 
tion thereupon, 7, Another Letter concerning the Delivery 
and Acceptance thereof; Declaration and Acceptance read, 15. 
—His Memorial concerning preventing the Tranfportation of 
Arms, &amp;c. with States Anfwer read; Order for thanking 
the States and him, 20. Anfwer in French read, agreed to, 
and to be tranflated, 29. Further Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 29 Oct. 10 Nov.—A Committee to confider of 
Propofitions for entering into a firicter League with them, 26, 

A Commiitee to prepare Commitlion better to enable 
Mr. Strickland to ferve the Common-wealth, 2 Dec. Order 
for fending him good. ; Houte to confider of a fit Recompence 
to him; Declaration to be fent to States General, read, and 
agreed to,9. Returned from Lords, with an Amendment ; 
Amendment agreed to, 12, 

Merchants, 1641, Petition; Members to fpeak to the 
Poftmafter about it, 25 Oct. 

Holliday, John, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 5 Jan. 




















Hollingworth, Mr. 1641, Confideration of his Sermon referred 


to the Committee for Printing; to be fent for by them, 23 


July. 


Holhs, Lieutenant Colonel, 1642, to have Liberty to pafs the 
Seas, with Eight other Perfons; Names of them ordered, 8 


Apr. 





ment referred to the Committee for Lrifh Affairs, qg Dec. 


Hollifier, Edward, &amp;c. 1641, Petition referred to a Committee ; 


Order for Stay of Proceedings, 7 Feb. 
Hollyman, Wm. 1641, Petition read, 12 Aug. 
Hollys, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 





under his Namereferred to the Committee for Printing, 7. 


Thanked for his worthy Performance of an Impeachment ; to 
withdraw to digeft his Report in Writing, 15 June. Read, 


and to be printed, 18. 


Holcroft, Jo. 1642, Proceedings and Hearings concerning him ———~ Denzill, 1640, Petition read, 18 Mar. 


to be ftayed, 11 Aug. 


Holden, Henry, a Prieft, 1641, Order for apprehending him, 


26 Sept. 


Holdefworth, Dr. 1642, Report from the Committee for plun- 
dered Minifters, touching his Warrant for printing a fcandalous 


Pamphlet; to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 2 Feb. 
Holeman, Captain, 1642, 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 26 May. 


Philip, 1642, to have Warrant to convey Powder and 


Match into Northamptonhhire, 22 Dec. 


Holes, Jeremy, &amp;c. 1641, Petition concerning Ships lately em- 
ployed in the King’s Service referred to the Committee for 


the Navy, 26 Feb. 


nformation of Words {poken by him 





Seflion, 26 Apr. 





Reftored, 2 Dec. 








of the Houfe, 18 Apr. 
this Parliament, 22 Aug. 


Holme, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tomfon’s 


Committee, 20 Mar. Vide Fens. 
Holmead, Stephen. Vide Davies. 
Holmer, Thomas, 1641, Order for bailing him, 27 May. 
Holfiein, Daniel, 1640, Bill to naturalize him read, 21 Jan. 
Committed, 11 Mar. 





————— 1641, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 July. 





— Colonel Dennis, 1642, Petition of Officers of his Regi- 


—— 1641. Vide Privileges, and Kimbolton —Thanked for 
his Delivery of a Meflage to Lords, 1 Feb.—Printing a Speech 





Gervafe, 1641, Offence taken at his Speech; heard 
thereupon; withdraws; called in, and fufpended during the 


— 1642, Motion for fummoning him to attend the Service 
Voted incapable of fitting during 


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INDEX ¢o the Srconyp Votume. 


Holmer, Thomas, 1641, Order for bailing him, 27 May. 
Holfiein, Daniel, 1640, Bill to naturalize him read, 21 Jan. 
Committed, 11 Mar. 

1641, Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 July. 

Homer, Hen. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Hone, Lieutenant Colonel Peter, 1641, Petition read, 19 Aug. 

Another recommended by the King, and read; Refolu- 
tion thereupon, 1 Sept. 

Honour, Court of, 1640, Order for Meeting of the Committee 
for it, 12 &amp; go Jan. 

Honours, 1641, Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
King’s beftowing them, — to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conterence held, 2 July. To be reported, 12 &amp; 21. 

Hood, Timothy, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Hoogan, Henry, and Rob. Houghton, 1640, Petition read, avow- 
ed, and referred to the Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 16 Feb. 

Hooke, Mr. Vide Long. 

Humphry, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 Nov. 

To be examined by a Committee, 3 Dec. To be difpofed 
of as Mr. Pym fhall think fit, 7. 

Hoole, 1641, Bill for ere@ting a Parifh Church, and endowing 
the Rectory, read, 3 June. Committed, 10. Commit- 
tees added, io July. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 19. 
Paffed, 24. Sent to Lords, 27. 

Hooper, Nicolas, 1642, Information againft him referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 11 Oét. 

William, 1642, committed tothe Fleet, 27 Dec. * 

— Alexander, 1642, Order for difcharging bis Horfes, 
26 Nov. 

met, Ship, 1642, Petition of Mafter and Owners read, 14 
Sept. 

Hopper, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Hopton, Sir Ralph, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 5 May. To be fent for as a Delinquent, for en- 
deavouring to put the Commiflion of Array in Execution; 
voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 5 Aug.—lIn- 
formation of Words {poken by him, read, and to be printed, 
29. Refolution for impeaching him of high Treafon; a 
Committee to prepare Impeachment, 30-——Pamphlet, inti- 
tuled, “ An Examination of Sir Ralph Hopton,” referred to 
the Committee for Printing, 18 Oct. Order for difarming 
his Houfe, 10 Feb.—Ordinance for feizing and fequeftering his 
Eftate, 20.—Letter concerning the Succefs of the Parliament’s 
Forces againtt his, read, 27. 

John, 1642, to be appointed Receiver of Letters at 
Shrewfbury, 22 Aug. 

Horley, Mr. 1641, Judges of the King’s Bench to be moved for 
Habeas Corpus to remove him from Lancafier Gaol, 1 Dec. 
Horner, Captain Edward, 1642, Order for his Releafe, 18 

July. 

Horfe, 1642, Propofitions for bringing in Horfe, Money, or 
Plate, agreed to by Lords, and to be printed, 10 June. In- 
firuétions for taking Subfcriptions, and Order concerning the 
Commiflaries, agreed to by them, and to be printed, 16. Or- 
der concerning inrolling the Horfe at Guildhall, agreed to by 
them ; a Committee of both Houfes to advance the Propofi- 
tions in the City, 17. Additions to them to be printed ; 
Members to prefent Names of Commiflioners, 4 July. —Re- 
folutions touching Moneys come in, 5.—A Committee to con- 
fider what Counties are moft convenient firft to be fent to, 8. 
—Refolution touching the iffuing Moneys collected, fent to 
Lords, 11. Order about Collectors and Receivers for the 
Counties, 12. Referred to a Member, 17. Treafurers to 
pay 20,000 /. to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 
1 Aug. Another Committee to take care the Propotitions 
be difperfed, and Money brought up to London, 12 Sept. Im- 
powered to name Receivers for the feveral Counties; Order 
for their Meeting; Committees added, 13. All that come to 
have Voices—Receivers appointed, 14.—Inftructions for Com- 
mittees, 19.—Order about iffuing out Moneys, 22.—Propo- 
fitions and Inftru€tions to be fent to the Counties as from the 
Houfe only, 24. Printed Propofitions read, and agreed to, 
4 O&amp;.—Anfwers of Perfons refufing to fubfcribe, reported ; 
One to be fent for, 11. Vide Fountaine. Houfe to confider 
what is fit to be done with them, 11 &amp; 12. Refolutions for 
difarming and fecuring them ; Houfes of feveral to be fearched, 
14. The Committees in the feveral Counties impowered to 
fecure and difarm them, 17.—Another Committee to prepare 
Declaration touching the Legality of the Contributions ; the 
King’s Letter to Mr Powell referred, 12—A Committee to 
receive the Return of the Subfcriptions, 28. Commiflaries 
for valuing Horfes, &amp;c. appointed, with Power to feize thofe, 
not lifted under Earl of Etlex, within London, and Five Miles 
thereof, 10 Nov. Trantcript of their Seizures to be delivered 
to a Committee, 15.—Treafurers to attend, 19. Lords to 

be detired to join in requiring Members of their Houfe to give 

further Contributions, 3 Dec—A Committee to inquire what 

Moneys are raifed in the Counties, 9.—Ordinance for affefling 

Non-contributors, 10.——Members to bring in the Names of 
Vou. IL, 


















































Colle&amp;ors in their feveral Counties, 11 Feb.—Treafurers to 
-difpofe of no Money but by Order of Houfe, and give Account 
of Money already difpofed of, 28. 

Horfes, 1641, Order for an Inquiry after the tranfporting them, 
18 Nov. Againft tranfporting any till the King be moved 
for a Reftraint ; Lords to be defired to join in a Petition for 
that Purpofe, 19 Feb. 

Horfham, 1642, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fupply- 
ing the Cure, and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 29 Jan. 
Ordinance read, and agreed to, 31. 

Horfiey, Henry, and Reynold, 1642, Petition referred to Sir Jo. 
Delavall’s Committee, 30 Apr. 

Horth, Tho. 1640, to be fent for by Serjeant; to bring the Pa- 
tent for Salt, and all Papers relating thereto, 20 Nov. 
Order for bailing him, 3 Dez. 19 Jan. 

Horwood, Rob. Under-fheriff of Southampton, 1640, Bufinefs 
concerning him referred to the Committee for Inquiry after 
Papifts ; examined touching Proceedings about the Seizing of 
Recufants Lands ; to attend again with Secretary Windebank’s 
Letter, 20 Nov. 

— 1641, Order for his Attendance, 13 Nov. 

Hofpitals, 1642, a Committee to inquire into the Abufe of the 
Government thereof, 2 Nov. 

Hotham, Sir John, 1642, to go with Sir Hugh Cholmley into 
Yorkfhire to fatisfy the Army, and defcover the Plot; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Inftructions for them; fpared from going; 
Mr. H. Cholmley, and Affiftants, appointed in their room, 7 
May. Scandalous Picture of Sir Jo. Hotham to be burnt; 
Pictures to befeized, and Perfons, fufpected ofdefigning it tobe 
apprehended, 10 June. Houte informed the Printer and Pub- 
lifher were at the Door; Order for continuing them in Cuf- 
tody, 13. Order for directing his Letters hereafter to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 18 July——Touch- 
ing his Pay as Governor of Hull, 20 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 
24. His Letter read; Refolutions thereupon, 6 O&amp;t. 
Another concerning Mr. Pelham read ; Refolutions thereupon ; 
Member to prepare An{wer, 25 Nov. The Committee for 
the Navy to prepare Order to enable him to receive the Cuf- 
toms at Hull, 15 Dec. His Letter to Speaker read, and de- 
livered to him to be kept fecret, 10 Jan.——T'he Cum- 
mittee for Safety of the Kingdom to write a Letter of Thanks, 
21 Feb. 

Mr. 1642, his Letter concerning the taking in Cawood 
Caftle read ; inclofed Declaration read, agreed to, and to be 
printed, 8 O&amp;. Petition concerning Goods ftopped by him; 
Order for re-delivering them, 3 Jan. His Letter to Lord 
Fairfax referred to the Lord General, 8 Mar. 

Houghton, Rob. Vide Hovogan. 

: Sir Gibb. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 
ept. 


——— John, 1642, to be committed to Gloucefter Gaol, 11 
Nov. 


















































Tho. 1642, his Office in the Cuftoms to be fequeftered, 
28 Nov. 

Houlden, Humphrey, 1641, Petition concerning a Debt due from 
Colonel Lunsford, read ; has Leave to proceed, notwithtiand- 
ing the Colonel is in Cuftody, 29 Jan. 

Houfe, 1640, meets, 3 Nov.—To receive the Communion— 
defires Mr. Marfhall and Dr. Burgefs to preach, 9.—To meet 
at Church, 16. Thanks them, and Order for printing their 
Sermons, 18.—Defires Mr. Gawdy and Mr. Morley to preach, 
19. Thanks them, and Order for printing their Sermons, 
1 Dec. Refolution touching a Guard offered’ to Houfe, 
23 Nov. Rule about Divifions of Houte, 10 Dec. 
Proceedings interrupted by Metlages from Lords, 2 Jan. 
3 &amp; 23 Feb. Rule touching Speaker’s taking the Chair, 5 
Jan.——Order for fitting in Afternoon, 22 &amp; 24 Mar.— 
Motion for Order not to fit after Six o’Clock, 23. 

1641, orders the Doors to be fhut, and the Key 

brought up, 10. 21. &amp; 27, Apr. 2 Mar.——To be called, 

19 &amp; 27 Apr-—26 July. 7 Aug. 25 Sept. 

25 O&amp;——22 Feb. 16 Mar. Called, 18 Aug. A 

Committee to confider of Fees of Servants of the Houfe, 14 

May. Vide Fees.—Refolution for fitting every Afternoon at 

Three o’Clock till further Order, 21. Debate concerning 

a Divifion—to meet at Church—Motion for a Committee to 

prepare Reafons for fitting on a Sunday—defires Mr. Calamy 

to preach, 7 Aug.—Sits on a Sunday—Refolution concerning 
the Bufinefs to be entered on; Conference defired by Lords, 
to treat of the Reafons for fitting, agreed to ; Reporters ap- 

pointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords a 

agreed to; Meflage to Lords, defiring it may be entered, and 

printed ; their Anfwer; Mr. Calamy to be thanked for his 

Patience, and difcharged, 8.—Defires Mr. Marfhall and Mr. 

Boroughs to preach, 30. Thanks them, and Order for 

printing their Sermons, 9 Sept. Motion that Care be taken 

tor a full Houfe on a certain Day, 31 Aug.——Order for 
meeting at Ten, aed fitting till Three o’Clock, 25 Odct.— 

Defires Dr. Burgels to preach, 30——Thanks him, and 

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Order for printing his Sermon, 5 Nov.—Defires Mr. Gawdy 
and Mr. Morley to preach, 19. Thanks them, and Order 
for printing their Sermons, 1 Dec. Defires Mr. Calamy 
and Mr. Marfhall to preach, 17. Thanks them, and Order 
for printing their Sermons, and prefenting each with a Piece 
of Plate, 23——Thanks Mr. Calamy and Mr. Marthall 
for their Sermons preached at the Faft, and Order for print- 
ing them, 24 Feb. Defires Mr. Athe and Dr. Burgefs to 

reach, 10 Mar.—Refolution for fitting every Morning at 

Bight o’Clock ; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 18. 

— 1642, Refolution again{t proceeding upon private Bufi- 

nefs for a certain Time, except as excepted, 26 Mar. 

Thanks Mr. Afhe and Dr. Burgels, and Order for printing 

their Sermons—defires Mr. Goodwyn and Mr. Carrel to 

preach, 12 Apr. Thanks them, and Order for printing their 

Sermons, 27.—Refolution to fit every Morning at Eight, and 

rife at Twelve o’Clock, 12 &amp; 15. To be called, 15 Apr. 

9 June. 10. 19. &amp; 24, Ott. called; Orders 

touching Defaulters, 16 Apr——16 June. Order for 

meeting after Sermon, 26 Apr——24 May.—Defires Mr. 

Chute and Mr. Harris to preach, 27 Apr——Excufes Mr. 

Chute, and defires Mr. Sedgwick to preach, 2 May. Thanks 

them, and Order for printing their Sermons, 25.—Order for 

meeting at Eight, and adjourning at Ten o’Clock, 9.—For 

proceeding only on Bufinefs that requires prefent Difpatch, 24. 

—Detires Dr. Gouge and Mr. Sedgwick of Farnham to preach, 

25. Thanks them, and Order for printing their Sermons 

—defires Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Hill to preach, 29 June.— 

Thanks them, and Order for printing their Sermons, 27 July. 

—Refolution for fitting every Day at One o’Clock; dil- 

charged, 6 July —To be called oncea Week, 11.—Defires Mr. 

Wn. Carterand Dr. Downing to preach, 27. Thanks them, 

and Order for printing their Sermons—defires Mr. Hodges 

and Mr. Wilfon to preach, 31 Aug.——Thanks them, and 

Order for printing their Sermons—defires Dr. Temple and 

Mr. Cafe to preach, 28 Sept.——Thanks them, and Order 

for printing their Sermons, 26 Oct.—Detires Mr. Newcomen 

to preach, 5 Oét. Thanks him, and Order for printing his 

Sermon, 5 Nov. A Committee to prepare Order concern- 

ing entering into Publick Bufinefs only, 27 Oct. Order report- 

ed, and to be printed, 28. Defires Mr. Vines to preach, 3 

Nov. Thanks him, and Order for printing his Sermon—de- 

fires Mr. Corbett and Mr. Valentine to preach, 30. 

Thanks them, and Order for printing their Sermons—defires 

Mr. Whittacre and Mr. Arrowfmith to preach, 28 Dec —— 

Thanks them, and Order for printing their Sermons, 25 Jan. 

Told twice, Tellers difagreeing upon the Numbers, 11 

Jan.— Defires Mr. Ellis and Mr. Bridges to preach, 25.—— 

Thanks then, and Order for printing their Sermons, 22 Feb. 

Order for fitting at Eight, and rifing at Twelve o’Clock ; 
Lords to be moved to join therein, 30 Jan. Defires Mr. 
Gibbons and Mr. Lightfoot to preach, 22 Feb. 

Howard, Captain, 1641, to be fummened to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 12 Jan. 

—— i€;2, Like Order, 6 Aug. ——Order for Payment of 
his Arrears, 13, Oct. 

— Lord, of Efcrigg, 1642, Refolution for impeaching him, 
11 June. Vide Northampton, Earl of. 

— Sir Rob. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 6 Sept. 

——— Wm. 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 31 Jan. 

Howe, Mr. 1642, to remain in Cuftody, 11 Nov. 

Howell, Dr. 1641, Information of dangerous Words fpoken by 
him; to be fent for by Serjeant, 14 Mar. Heard, and to be 
difcharged, 19. 

James, 1642, committed to the Fleet, 14 Nov. 

Hoyle, Dr. 1642, to be recommended to a Living, 18 Feb. 

Hudjon, Captain Wm. 1642, Perfons appointed to feize and fell 
his Goods, 22 Nov. A Committee to examine a pretended 
Bill of Sale, 12 Jan. Report; Order thereupon, 15 Feb. 
—_—To be removed to Norwich, and kept clofe Prifoner i 
the mean time, 13 Mar. 

——— Mrs. 1642, Order for employing her Horfes in the Ser- 
vice of the Commonwealth—for reftraining her to her Houfe 
—for recovering Money due to her upon Bonds, 16 Dec. 

Hugenden, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Com- 
mittee for preaching Minifiers, 19 Dec. 

Huggett, Antony, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 
Oct. 

Hughes, 1. 1641, to have Warrant for apprehending Priefts, 
and feizing mafling Stuff, g Sept. Complaint of his making 
a Market of them referred to a Committee, 23 Nov.——Ex- 
aminations concerning him referred, 27 Dec. 

—— Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Dr. 1642, Order for feizing him, and his Horfes, 28 Jan. 
Huifh, Alexander, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to an- 
{wer a Petition againft him, 12 Dec. To be bailed, 4 Jan. 

Hull, 1640, new Writ, 29 Dec. 

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Mayor’s Contempt of his Order for admitting Cannon into the 
Town; Speaker to write a Letter to him thereupon, 26 July. 
Matter of Fact referred to the Committee for the King’s Army, 
28.——A Committee of both Houfes to prepare a Letter to 
Mayor to keep the Arms and Ammunition fafe, 16 Aug.— 
Another Committee to confider the Propofition of tranfporting 
Ammunition and Ordnance from thence, 23. Conference 
defired by Lords concerning it, agreed.to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported, 24. Order for 
tranfporting Part thereof to the Tower, 3 Nov. For pro- 
viding Ships—for inquiring what Ships are in the River proper 
for that Service, 22. A Committee to confider of fome 
Method for guarding the Town, 3 Dec.—Member to prepare 
a Letter to Mayor to require him to difarm Recufants, and 
injoin them to depart, and to have the Arms in Readinefs ; 
Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commiffion to him to tender 
the Oaths, 16. Letter read, to be figned by Speaker, and 
fent, 17. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to joi in Order 
for putting fome of the Trained Bands near Hull into the 
Town, under Sir Jo. Hotham’s Command; their Concur- 
rence, fignified ; Sir Jo. to fe down for that Purpofe; Meffen- 
gers to be furnifhed with Horfes and Guides, 11 Jan.—Let- 
ters from thence read ; Refolutions thereupon ; to be feverally 
prefented to Lords at a Conference ; free Conference defired ; 
Managers appointed; free Conference agreed to, and held, 
20.——A Committee to draw a Letter to Mayor, to prepare 
Lodgings for fome Companies coming thither, 1 Feb.—Letter 
from thence fent to Lords ; Meffenger to defire them to join in 
moving the King for Warrant to deliver Ammunition to the 
Soldiers; their Concurrence fignified, 2—Another Letter 
concerning a Ship from Newcatile, laden with Arms, brought 
into Hull; Order for feizing them, and itaying the Ship and 
Matter ; Mafier to be examined upon Oath; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified; Mayor difcharged, 7—Another to Speaker 
read, 8.--Order for carrying Arms out of the Magazine to 
Chefter, for the Service of {reland; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 19.—Order for delivering Carriages to remove them, 
21. Member to prepare Letters to Sheriffs to affift in con- 
ducting them, 2 Mar. Letters read, agreed to, and to be 
figned by Speaker, 5.——-Allowances to the Garrifon prefent- 
ed, and agreed to, 26 Feb. Forces to continue there; a 
Committee to confider of a Way for providing Moneys for 
them, 5 Mar.—King’s Purveyors examined touching Direc- 
tions for fending Provitions to Hull, 7—Workmen to be fent 
to drefs the Arms, 16.—Conference defired with Lords con- 
cerning fome Courfe for fecuring the Town, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held; free Conference defired 
by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference 
held, and reported ; another free Conference defired with 
Lords ; agreed io, 19. Held ; Lords Amendments reported, and 
agreed to ; a Committee to prepare an Order thereupon ; Order 
reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 22. 

1642, Refolutions touching the Forces brought in; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—a Committee to confider of the 
Safety of the Town, 25 Mar. Letters and Informations re- 
ferred, 26.——Meflage to Lords, detiring them to join in Or- 
der touching removing the Magazine; Meffenger difmitfed 
without Antwer; Conference defired by them thereupon, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported, 2 Apr. Free Conference to be defired with Lords 
thereupon; Managers appointed, 4. Heads reported, and 
agreed to,7. Free Conterence defired, agreed to, and held, 
8. Another free Conference defired by Lords, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; free Conference held, and reported ; Re- 
folution to join with Lords in a Defire to the King for remov- 
ing it; a Committee of both Houfes to prepare the Meflage, 
Draught thereof fent from Lords; 9. Conference defired hy 
Lords concerning the King’s Antwer, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare Reatons for the Removal ; Refolutions 
touching that and Sir Jo. Hotham to be fent to Lords, 16. Re- 
turned, with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed to, 18. Copy 
ofa Petition to the King, for Stay of the Magazine, prefented ; 
Conference defired with Lords thereupon; Managers appoint- 
ed, and to prepare Heads ; Conference agreed to, and held ; 
Vote for fummoning feveral Gentlemen to attend ; agreed to 
by Lords ; E:ftimate of ‘Iwo Ships for tranfporting it, referred 
to the Committee for the Navy, 25. Order for delivering 
the Magazine, 6 May. Agreed to by Lords, 7. Letters from 
Committees concerning their Care in fhipping aud conveying 
it away; Order for reimburfing their Charges, 14. Letters 
from thence; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, and a War- 
rant to Mafters of Ships to bring it up; Letter and Order re- 
ported, agreed to, and to be fair-written ; Conference to be 
defired with Lords concerning Papers communicated by them ; 
Managers appointed, 18. Information that the Magazine is 
brought up; Captains thanked; Ships Companies to be re- 
warded ; Lerd Admiral to be moved to difcharge them; Re- 
folution for putting the Arms and Ammunition in the Tower ; 

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Conference defired by Lords concerning the Arrival of them ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and to be 
reported, 30. Reported, 31. Members to fee them de- 
livered to the Officers of Ordnance; Order for Officers to 
receive and deliver them by Order of both Houtes, fent to 
Lords, 1 June. Returned, with an Amendment; free Con- 
ference defired with them thereupon ; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, 3. Lords Concurrence 





fignified, 4. Officers Anfwer to Meflage, requiring them to 


declare whether they would deliver them out according to the 
Order; Refolutions thereupon to be delivered to Lords at a 
Conference ; Conference defired; agreed to, and held; an- 
other defired by Lords ; agreed to; Managers and Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 7. Another Con- 
ference defired by them concerning difpofing of the Magazine, 
agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, 8. Reported ; Order touching it read, and agreed to, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to by Lords, o. 
A Committee of both Houfes to confider of a Place to put it 
in, 17. Conference defired by Lords thereupon; agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, 22. Reported ; 
Lords Order agreed to, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to by them, 24———-Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning Lord Mayor’s Refufal to difpofe of the Magazine ; 
agreed to; Managers aud Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported, 11 July. Members to inquire whether 
any Part is difpofed of—a Committee to prefent proper Places, 
14. Order for hiring Places, and keeping them clean; Lords 
Concurre:.ce to be defired; Order touching the Removal of 
the Refidue of the Arms, &amp;c. fent to Lords, 16. Returned, 





with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 18. Sir Jo. 


Hotham to be defired to procure Ships, 27. Order againft 
delivering Arms and Ammunition out of the Magazine, but 
by Order of both Houfes, 15 Apr.—Houfe informed that the 
Prince Eleétor, and feveral Lords, had been there, and that 
the King had refolved to ge, 25. Information of Paflages 
between the King and Sir Jo. Hotham ; Conference defired by 
Lords concerning the King’s Meflage, touching the Gover- 
nor’s refufing him Entrance ; agreed to; Conierence held, 
and reported ; Lords Votes agreed to—a Committee to pre- 

are Declaration concerning the intercepting Letters and 
Tctiage between Hull and the Parliament ; Declaration 
reported ; fame Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference 
concerning the Information; Heads reported; Conference 
to be defired; Managers appointed; Conference defired ; 
agreed to, and held, 26. Reported ; Committees for another 
County to refort thither occafionally, 27. Preamble and Nar- 
rative reported, and agreed to; Narrative and Votes to be 
printed ; Conference defired with Lords; agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed ; Conference held ; another defired by Lords; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 1e- 
ported; Declaration; Order and Intiructions agreed to by 
Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 28. Lords 
to be moved for Order to fend them down—Governor’s Let- 
ter to Speaker read, and to be fent to Lords—Committee to 
prepare Anfwer to the King’s Second Mefiage, concerning Sir 
Jo. Hotham’s refufing him Entrance, 29. Order for their 
Meeting, and the Attendance of the Commuittees—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning it; agreed to; Reporters ap- 

ointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of both 
ete to confider what is fit to be done thereupon ; Lords 
defired to appoint a Time for their Meeting, and to inlarge 
their Power ; Anfwer thereto— Perion examined touching the 
Manner of the King’s coming to demand the ‘Town—Order 
concerning fucceeding Governors, in cafe of Sir Jo. Hotham’s 
Death ; agreed to by Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 30. Meflenger gives Account of his Journey ; 
Copy of Petition of the Sheriff, &amp;c. of York to the King, read ; 
Informations referred to a Committee of both Houles ; Con- 
ference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 2 May.—Aniwer 
to King’s Meflages reported, and agreed to, 4. -Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, and 
returned; Report of Delivery, 5.—Letters from the Com- 
mittees relating their Proceedings ; a Committee to prepare 
Anfwer and further Inftructions for them; Anfwer reposted ; 
to be fair written, and figned by Speaker, 6.—Conference 
defired by Lords touching another Meflage from the King ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Letter 
and Meflage read; Refolution touching the Contriver; a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to prepare Antwer—Letter to be fent 
to the Committees, 12.—Letter from them; another defiring 
the Stay of the Committees, referred to a Committee; Re- 
port; Committecs added— Declaration, in Anfwer to the King’s 
Declaration,read; Debate adjourned, 18. [efumed ; previous 
and main Queftions, touching a Claufe concerning the King’s 
being bound to pafs Bills, feverally Affirmative ; Declaration 
re-committed, 19. Copy of King’s Oath to be added, 20. 
Committee to examine it, 21. Claufes added; Declaration 


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Yent to Lords ; Report of Delivery, 23. Declaration agreed 
to by Lords; Order for difperfing it, 26.—Afliftants to the 
Governor appointed, 20 &amp; 24. Members to perufe the In- 
fiructions given to the Committees, 20 May. Names of the 
Committees fent to Lords—Report from the Committces, 
with their Infiruction ; Order for thanking them, and for their 
Indemnity, 24.—Letter from Sir Jo. Hotham, concerning a 
treafonable Attempt upon the Town, read, and to be printed; 
fent to Lords, and read by them; Lieutenant named therein 
to be taken into Confideration, 27. Lords to be defired to 
join in fending to the Committees concerning his Commit- 
ment, 30.——Conference defired concerning him; agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held; another defired 
by Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 1 June—Members to agree with an Engineer and Two 
Condudiors to be fent down, 7. Order touching their Pay, 
10.—concerning Two of the Committees continually refiding 
there ; agreed to by Lords, 7—Moneys collected upon the 
A&amp;é of Contribution to be paid to Sir Jo. Hotham, 13. Order 
for repairing the Fortifications, 22—Lord Admiral to be 
moved for Stay of Ships there, 27. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 28. Letter from thence, giving Notice of a Ship, 5 
July.—Orders touching fending down Victuals and Beer, 8. 
—Declaration concerping Reparation to Tenants or Owners 
of neighbouring Lands drowned; read, and agreed to, 9. 
Sent to Lords—Speaker to fend Letters from thence to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 11.—Earl of War- 
wick to aflift the Town—Governor to deliver Arms, &amp;e. to 
Perfons appointed by him, 12. Lords Concurrence fignified, 
13.—Letters concerning the State of the Town, and fome 
Proceedings there, read ; Order and Refolution thereupon, 18, 
Order for punifhing Offenders under Sir Jo. Hotham’s Com- 
mand—for his ftaying Wines and Provifions, 29. Mem- 
ber to write a Letter to him for difcharging Ships going to 
Ireland, 15 Aug. Refolution for fending him ‘Two kKegi- 
ments, 23. Order about rewarding Pertons for good Ser- 
vices there, 23 Sept. Governor’s Letter concerning Pro- 
vifion of Moneys; Order thereupon, 12 Dee.——Public 
Faith to be given to a Perfon who brought Four Brats Pieces 
thither; Order for employing them, 14 Feb.~-Letter con- 
cerning the Wants of the Garrifon, 23. Order touching 
prefent Advancement of Moneys, 25.—Another Letter con- 
cerning it, 14 Mar. 

Hull, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges.—Order for difarming and 
fecuring him, 22 Oct. 

Hlumberion, Henry. Vide Hobart. ; 

Humble, Mr. 1642, Committed to the Clinke, 28 Nov. 

Mrs. 1642, Order for re-delivering her Horfes, 6 Dec. 

Humpfreville, Win. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Huncks, Colonel, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland for Half-pay from the Time he was lified—De- 
mands of the Inhabitants of Northallerton concerning him 
referred to a Committee, 18 Apr.—Appointed Serjeant Major 
General of the Army in Ireland; Refolution touching bis 
Pay, 30. Order for Payment of his Arrears, 16 &amp; 20 May. 

——-.— Sir Foulke, 1641, his Examination before Lords Com- 
mittees read, 17 Nov. 

Hungerford, Sir Edward, 1642, his Letter concerning being 
apprehended by Warrant from Sir Edward Bainton and his 
Captain Lieutenant ; Order for bringing them up in fafe 
Cuftody, 14 Jan. Vide Bainton——-Order for enabling him 
to raife Moneys for maintaining Forces in Wilts read, and 
agreed to, 2 Veb. 

— Mr. Vide Quarrel. 

Hunington, 1640, Report ; Refolution for reftoring it—new 
Writ, 26 Nov. 

Hunt, Serjeant. Vide Quarrel. 

— Tho. of Langton, and others, 1640, Bill to enable them 

to fell Lands read, 10 Dec. 

— 1641, committed, 23 July. 

— Tho. of Salop, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be defired 
to remove, by Certiorari, the Indiétment againft him and 
others for training according to an Ordinance; Proceedings 
thereupon to be ftayed, 26 Aug. 

Huntington, County, 1641, Information of dangerous Words 
{poken by Gentlemen ; Speaker to iffue Warrant for bringing 
a Perfon to be named to him; Order for Witnefles, 17 Dec. 

Lord Mandeville nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. 

Names of Deputies referred again to him, 17 Mar, Ap- 
proved ; others to be recommended, 22. 

——-— 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read; Member who 
brought it to thank them, 25: Mar.——Another Deputy Licu- 
tenant approved, 12 May. Order for Gentlemen to aflitt 
them in advancing the Propofitions for raifing Harte, &amp;e. 29 
July. Houfe informed of an Oppofition to executing the 
Ordinance for the Militia; Refolutions thereupon, 22 Aug. 

Examinations concerning the Under-fheriff, and others, 

referred to a Committee, 7 &amp; 8 Sept. Order for railing 

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Huntley, Tho. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas Cor- 
pus for removing him from Newcaftle Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Hunton, Tho. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Hurft Caftle, 1641, Governor to be fummoned to appear con- 
cerning its going to Decay, 2 Nov. 

Hufjey, Anne, 1640, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

1641, to be difcharged from further Reftraint; Money 

to be paid her for prefent Relief, 31 Aug. 

[r. 1641, new Writ in his room, 25 Mar. 

1642, Order touching the Repayment of his Loan, with 

Intéreft, 26 Mar. 

Hubert, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Hutchins, Edward, and John Caftleton, 1642, Petition read, 
and to be confidered, 12 May. 

Hutchinfon, Mr. 1642, to have Leave to carry down Four 
Mufquets, 15 June. 

——— Jo. 1642, to have Liberty to convey Arms into Not- 
tinghamfhire, 6 July. 

Hutton, Timothy, and Mr. Fletcher, 1641, to be fummoned 
to appear to an{fwer a Petition againft them, 25 O&amp;. Hutton 
ordered into Cuftody, 26. Vide Privileges. 

Sir Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 
Order for feizing him and his Eftate; Refolution for im- 
peaching him of High Treafon; Member to prepare Im- 
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16° Car. 1. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


J ENNINGS, Alexander, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee for taking the material Points of Grievances, 
24 Apr. 
Infants. Vide Recoveries. 
Journals and Records, a Committee to perufe them, 17 Apr. 
Jtchtenhill, Manor. Vide King. 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


JAC K SON, John, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Petition from Gray’s Inn, 21 Feb. 
Committee impowered to fend for Witnefles, &amp;c. 24. 

1642, Report; voted a Delinquent; a Committee to 
prepare a Charge againft him, 26 Sept. 

~——— Rob. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Jacob, Sir Jo. 1640, Complaint againft him referred to the 
Committee for Monopolifts ; uot to fit till his Caufe be heard, 
21 Nov. Report touching him ; expelled, 21 Jan. 

Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges—Committed to the Gate- 
houfe, 25 Nov. 

Jacobs, Lucas, &amp;c. 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 
17 May. 

Jacobfon, Roma, 1640, Bill to naturalize him, Jo. Strode, 
and others, read, g Mar. Parties take Oaths, 17. 

1641, Bill committed, 15 June. 

1642, Paffed, 12 Apr. 

James, John, 1640, King’s Meffage about his Attempt to aflaf- 
finate Mr. Haywood ; a Committee to inquire into the Fact, 
23 Nov. Report re-committed ; Committees added, 27. 
Free Conference to be defired with Lords: concerning him ; 
Managers appointed ; free Conference agreed to; held, and 
reported, 27 Jan. 

— 1641, Order for re-delivering his Trunks, 17 Aug. 

Bill for Forfeiture of his Eftate, and further Punifhment of 

him, read twice,.and committed, 27 Apr. Order for 

Meeting of the Committee, 4. 10.&amp; 13 May. Committees 

added, 13. All that comes to have Voices, 15. Bill to be 

reported, 19 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. 

Paffed, 2 Aug. Sent to Lords, 23 Nov.——Returned, 

with Amendments, 22 Mar. 

1642, Amendments agreed to, 8 Apr. Bill fent back, 









































12. 

John, of Barton, Northamptonfhire, 1641, examined 
touching High Sheriff’s Warrant for publifhing a Book, 16 
Mar. Vide athiates County. 

Wim. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 








Feb. 
James, St. of Lincolnfhire, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants re- 
ferred to Dr. Tomfon’s Committee, 16 Mar. Vide Fens. 
St. Deeping, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Perfon 
appointed to preach during the Minifter’s Confinement, 
4 June. 
St. Clerkenwell, 1642, Order for fearching Stables and 





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lifting Horfes, agreed to by Lords, 24 Oct. 
Jane, Joteph; 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 
Janfey, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Feb. 
Jaye, i r. 1640, Petition re-delivered, to be preferred to Lords, 
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INDEX @o the SEconp VoLuME. 





; Chriftopher, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 

an. 

Jefferies, Dr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Jefferfon, Nathanael, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 
14 O&amp;. 

Jeffery, Edward, 1642. Vide Privileges. ; 

Jenifer, Jo. 1642, to be removed from the Clerkthip of the 
Paflages at Dover, 19 Sept. Sufpended; Complaint againft 
him referred to the Committee for the Navy, 21. 

Jenings, Tho. 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Courts of Juftice, 20 Nov. 

Jenkins, Wm. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— Tho. 1642, Perfons appointed to receive Moneys offered 
by him, 14 Sept. 

Jenkinfon, Matthew, 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring 
— 22 Ott. His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 

ov. 

ag Alexander, 1640, Petition read, and to be confidered, 
7 Nov. 

Sir Jo. 1640, Complaint of his Imprifonment by the 

Council Board, referred to a Committee; his Bonds to be 

brought to them, 6 Feb. 

1642, new Writ in his room, 5 Aug. 

Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 8 Aug. 

Order for his Difcharge, 13. 

Theodore, 1642, to be rewarded for bringing a Relation 
of the Paflages between the Armies, 25 Oct. Order for pay- 
ing him 20/, 26. . 

Jepfon, Mr. 1641, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland, to be Serjeant Major to a Regiment of Horfe; Re- 
port of Meffage delivered, but no Anfwer received ; Members 
to demand a {peedy Anfwer; Anfwer reported, 31 Dec. 

1642, Lord Lieutenant to be defired to haften the Com- .- 
miffion, 26 Apr. 

Jerbier, Sir Balthafer. Vide Alexander. 

Jermyn, Mr. 1641, King to be moved to ftop his Allowance; 
Cofferer to forbear Payment in the mean time ; a Committee 
to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 7 J uly. Order 
for their Sitting, 31. Articles againit him to be confidered, 
5,6. 11,12, &amp; 13 Aug. Confidered, 12 &amp; 13. Refolution 
for charging him with High Treafon, 12. Bufinefs con- 
cerning him to be confidered, 17: Nov. A Committee to 
confider of a fit Method of proceeding againft him, 6 Dec. 
Report to be made, 14. Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon, 17. 

1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar. 
Information of his having fent a Ship laden with Ammu- 
nition, 6 Oét. 

Sir Tho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 

Houfe, 12 Aug. To be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 15 Nov. 

To be fent for as a Delinquent, 1 Dec.—Houfe informed 
he had voluntarily contributed 100 Marks to have Liberty to 
go within Ten Miles of London; previous and main Queitions 
for his abfolute Difcharge, feverally Affirmative, 26. 

Jefjon, Mr. 1642, his Propofition for adventuring 10,000/. 
worth of Cloth, referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 
11 Apr. Contented to turn over a Debt due to him from 
fome Scots Merchants, towards Payment of the Brotherly 
Affiftance, 24 May. To have Warrant for tranfporting 
Arms to Coventry, 23 July. To be defired to furnifh 
1,000 /. for the Supply of that Town, 17 Oct. 

Jefjy, Mr.'1642, to have Warrant to carry Neceffaries to the 
King, 24 Nov. 

Jefuits, 1640. Vide Priefis—Perfons examined touching a 
Book, intituled, “ The Jubilee of the Jefuits,” 14 Nov. 

Jefus College, Cambridge, 1640, Petition on their Behalf re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Univerfities, 25 Feb. 

- 1641, Their Statutes, &amp;c. to be re-delivered, 17 
ov. 


Jewels of the Crown. Vide Crown Jewels. 
LIichefter, 1640, Eleétion ; Report touching it; Election declared 
void—new Writ, 15 Feb. 


Impeachments. Vide Strafford, Earl of, Laud, Finch, Berkeley, 
Cofens, Crawley, Davenport, Trevor, Wefton, Oneale, Benion, 
Deering, Sir Edw. Strode, Sir Geo. Gardiner, Sir Tho. 
Hajftings, H. Gourney, Northampton, Earl of, Hertford, Mar- 

uis of, Strange, Lord, Welde, Lucas, Chedle, Salisbury, Sir 

ho. Cholmley, Sir Rob. Bath, Earl of, Muhun, Lord, Broccas, 
Kettleby, Captain, Herbert, Lord, Newcajftie, Earl of, and 
Hutton, Sir Rich. 

1641, Meflage from Lords, defiring Houfe to proceed 

in Impeachments with Speed, 23 Mar. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning feveral 
lately fent up; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported, 17 Sept. Lift of Perfons impeached 
ordered, 27 Dec. 

Impey, Sam. 1642, to have Licence to go into Ireland, 12 
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IN DEX oo the S—Econp VotumeE. 


Impropriations, 1640, the Committee for preaching Minifters 
to confider of a Method for reverfing a Decree concerning 
them, 31 Dec. 

Incendiaries, 1541, a Committee to confider of explaining a 
Vete concerning them, 24 May. 

Inchiquin, Lord, 1642, his Letter concerning Paflages between 
him and Lord Forbes, 23 Aug. 

Informations, 1641, a Committee to examine all that fhall be 
given to Houfe, 13 Jan. Committees added, 17 &amp; 22. 
Report touching Dudley Smyth, 2 Feb. Vide Smyth, Dud- 
ley.—Order for expediting Report concerning Information 
of a Petition getting in London, touching Perfons trufted 
with the Militia, 22. 

1642, Committees added, 26 Mar. 17 &amp; 20 Aug. 

Order for Sitting of the Committee, 20 June. Re- 
port touching warlike Preparations at Rotterdam and Amfter- 
dam, and feveral Commanders to be tranfported for the 
northern Parts, 1 July. Vide Amfierdam. Report touch- 
ing Mayors of Salifbury, St. Albans, and Hertford, 29. Vide 
Singulos:——Committee impowered to receive Examinations 
concerning ftaying Trunks, Arms, &amp;c. and to order the Dif- 
charge of any of them, 17 Aug.—Report touching Stepkin, 
19. Vide Stepkin. 

nk Sir Francis, 1642, Order for feizing his Eorfes, 23 

ov.—for lifting them for the Service of the Common-wealth; 
his Man to remain in Cuftody, 24. . 

Ingram, Sir Arthur, 1641, Letter to him prefented from a Com- 
mittee to be figned by Speaker, and fent, 19 Aug. 

Sir Tho. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 6 Sept. 

Innes, Ro. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf and Ser- 
vant to France, 3 June. 

Innovations. Vide Church Government. 

Inns of Court, 1641, Oaths to be tendered to Irifh Gentlemen, 
and other fulpected Perfons ; Lord Keeper to be moved for a 
Commiflion for that Purpofe, 8 Nov. Meffenger: appointed 
to go to him; his Anfwer,9.—Members to acquaint them 
with Informations of Pra¢tices ufed with them; their Anfwer 
reported, 4 Jan. Previous and main Queftions concerning 
fearching Chambers, feveraily Affirmative, 23 Feb. 

John, Mr. St. 1640, thanked for his Service to Houfe, 14 
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Lady, 1642, Petition from Lords to be read, 19 Apr. 

Referred to the Committee for Informations, 17 May. 

Johnfon, Mr. 1641, appointed Coilector of the Subfidies in the 
South Divifion of the Lath of Aylesford, 26 O¢t. 

—--——— Servant to Sir Tho. Dallifon, 1642, to be fent for in fafe 
Cuttedy, 9 July. 

~- Captain, 1642, to be thanked for taking a Ship laden 
with Ammunition, 6 O&amp;. 

—-— Mr. of Wilmington, 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuf- 
tody for refufing to pay Money fubferibed upon the Propo- 
' fitions, 1 Nov. 

Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for ne- 
glecting to colleét Moneys upon the Bill of 400,000/. 20 
Feb. 

Johnfion, Colonel Wm. 1642, Petition read; has Liberty to 
tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. to Portugal, g Apr. 

Jones, Thomas, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— Mr. 1640, Procefs for Fines impofed on him by the 

Council-chamber, and Suit upon a Bond to the Warden of 

the Fleet, to be ftayed, 21 Jan. 

— Inigo, 1641, Declaration upon a Complaint againft 
him by the Parifhioners of St. Gregory’s near Paul’s read, and 
to be ingroffed, 19 May. Ingrofled Charge read, and to 
be tranimitted to Lords; Conference defired and agreed to, 
ig July. Charge to be delivered thereat, 20. 

~--—— 1642, Tryal appointed; Managers to prepare themfelves, 
10 May. Ordered not to attend, as it isno Impeachment, 11. 

Mr. a Member, 1641, required to attend forthwith ; 

Serjeant to give him Notice of the Order, 19 Aug. 

John, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

—— Robert. Vide Hollijion. 

Dr. 1641, impowered to print the Remonfirances of the 

State of the Rebeilion in [reland, 21 Mar. 

1642, his Petition referred to the Commiffioners for 

Trifh Affairs, 4 May. Order for allowing him 2o00/. out of 

the Contribution-money, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

—His Petitions on behalf of the inferior Poor in Ireland, re- 

ferred to the Committee for Contributions, 26. 

— Arthur, 1642, has Leave to go to Ireland, without va- 

cating his Seat, 17 May. 

— Fra. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for In- 

formations, 5 Aug. 

— Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for In- 

formations, 19 Aug. 

Geo. 1642, Order for continuing him in Prifon, 15 















































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——— Mr. 1642, Plate feized by hin to be carried to Guild- 
hall, 24 Sept. 
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——— Philip, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept. 
‘a Henry, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 10 
ar. 


— Captain, 1642, Order for reftoring Powder to him, 6 

eb. 

Jofs, Peter, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee, to remove him irom York 
Gaol, 4 O&amp;. 

Journals and Records of the Houfe, 1640, a Committee to pe- 
rufe them, and confider of a Place for keeping them; Inftrac- 
tion to confider Clerk’s Duty therein, and the Privilege of 
Members for the Delivery or Not-delivery of Papers pre- 
fented to Houfe, 7 Nov. To confider Clerk Affittant’s 
Notes, and examine what Copies have been delivered out, 
Committees added, 1 Dec. 

Ipfwich, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants againft the Bifhop of Ely 
read, 19 Dec. Referred to a Committee, 22. Vide Ely, 
Bifhop of. 

——— 1641, Another Petition read; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who preferred it, 12 Feb.—Town Preacher recom- 
mended, 22. 

- 1642, Order for beftowing Part of the Contribution- 
money upon diftreffed Irith Proteftants in the Town, and for 
paying the Refidue to the Treafurers, 17 May. Captain of 
Volunteers appointed ; injoined to fearch Ships coming into 
the Port, 26 Nov. Lords Concurrence fignified, 29. 
Order for fortifying the Town, agreed to by Lords, 12 Jan. 

Irby, Sir Antony, 1641, offers his Security for Money, 5, 
Aug. 

















1642, Collectors in Lincelnfhire to pay him Money for 
fpeeding his Dragoons into Yorkfhire, 22 Nov. 2 Dec. 
Ireland, \ate Lord Chancellor of. Vide Ely, Lord—1640, 

Affairs thereof referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 6 
Nov. Committee fits, 12. Report touching feveral Griev- 
ances, 20. Further Report touching Complaints of the Pro- 
ceedings there, and Witnefles neceilary to be examined; re- 
committed 28. Order for fitting of the Committee, and 
making Report, 24 Dec. Report touching Lord Mount- 
morris and Lord Dillon, 31. Vide Singulos———~{The Com- 
mttee to ftand, 12 Jan. 
1641, The Committee to affign a Petitioner a Day for, 
producing Witneffes, 12 July—Report touching Dr. Bruce, 
28. Vide Bruce-——A ftanding Committee of both Houfes 
appointed, 1 Nov. 

1642, Select Committee appointed, 3 Sept. Order for 
their Meeting, 7. 
—--—— 1640, Meflage to Lords, defiring the Paffage between 

Ireland and England may be kept open; Anfwer thereto, 11 
Nov. Another Meflage from Lords, fignifying King’s Con- 
fent—a Committee to contider of fending tor Two Members 
of the Irifh Parliament, 12. Report; Proceediugs thereupon, 
13. Vide King, and Radcliffe. Vote that Lord Chan- 
cellor and Three Judges are tit to be queftioned as criminous 
for their extrajudicial Proceedings, 31 Dec. Petition from 
King’s Officers, &amp;c. referred to the Earl of Stafford’s Com- 
mittee, 28 Nov.——Petition from the Parliament in Ireland 
—another from them to the King, feverally read; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to Perfons who brought them—Petitions formerly re- 
ferred to the Grand Committee for Irifh Affairs, to be fent to 
Lords Juftices, 30. 
1641, Letter touching the Bifhop of Armagh to be re- 
mitted to the Parliament of Ireland, 25 June. Propofition 
concerning tranfporting Irifh Soldiers, under Popifh Com- 
manders, laid afide; to be confidered by a Committee, and 
prefented to Lords, § July. The Committee to confider it; 
Propofition to be delivered to them, 9. Order for their 
Meeting, 20. Anoiher Committee to examine a Perfon 
concerning Forces raifed, and Ships provided to tranfport 
them, 20 Aug. Refolutions touching the Levies to be de- 
livered to Lords at a Conference, 28. Vide Spani/h, and 
French Ambafladors. Letters from Lords Juftices concern- 
ing Jones, who had a Warrant for fearching Records in Ire- 
land, referred to the Committee for Lrith Affairs, 20 O&amp;. 
Letter to be fent to them concerning a Security to Englifh 
Merchants for Goods intrufted to Merchants in Ireland, 25 
Jan. ——Petition read and avowed; Speaker’s Anfwer to Per- 
fons who brought it, 26 Feb. 
1642, a Committee to prepare a Letter of Thanks to 
Lords Juftices, 2 Apr. Letter read; agreed to, and to be 
figned by Speaker, 6.—Member to prepare another Letter to 
them, and inclofe King’s Meflage concerning his Journey to 
Ireland, and Anfwer thereto, 19. A Committee to con- 
fider about advifing the Sitting of the Parliament, 3 June. — 
Another Committee to confider the Condition of the Judges, 
5. Committees added ; Committee impowered to alter the 
Time and Place of Meeting, 8 Sept. Letters from Lords 
Juftices concerning the Diftrefs of the Judges,aad Lord Chan- 
cellor’s Petition, referred to a Committee—Petitions of dif- 
treffed Proteftants referred to the Committee for Contributions, 
5 July. Petitions of Commiffioners in the North eo of 
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INDEX @ the SEconyp ‘VOLUME. 


Ulfter—of diftreffed. Minifters in Coleraine—of Mayor,. &amp;c. 
of Londonderry—of the Agent for Coleraine, feverally refer- 
red to Mr. Chichefter’s Committee, 11. Petition of the 
Englith Proteftants there read, and referred to the Committee 
for Contributions, 2 Aug.—Another of diftreffed Perfons from 
thence read, and referred to the fame Committee, 20.—Copy 
of Catholics Petition to the King read; Lords to be acquainted 
therewith ; Petition to be printed ; Conference defired thereupon, 
agreed to, and held, 23.— Petition of feveral Gentlemen referred 
to the Committee forAdventurers—LordsJ uftices to be reproved 
for Delay in difarming Papifts, 24—Letter to them from the 
Commiflioners for Irifh Affairs, prefented, and to be fent, 25. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 26.—Order recommending the 
beftowing good Apparel upon diftrefled Proteftants, 30. 
Petition on behalf of fick and wounded Soldiers referred to 
the Committee for Adventurers, 16 Sept.—Petition concern- 
ing the lamentable Condition of Coleraine; Order for Relief 
of the Inhabitants, 22.—Letters from Lords Juftices referred 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 29. Petition concern- 
ing diftrefled Proteftants referred to the Committee for Con- 
tributions, 3 Og. Order for fending 3,o001. for their Relief, 
18. Letter from Lords Juitices concerning Drugs, referred 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 2 Nov. Petition on 
behalf of Bandon Bridge read, 25 Feb.—Petition of late In- 
habitants of Ireland read; Speaker's Anfwer to Perfons who 
brought it, 27. Petition of the Waggon-matier of Mun- 
fter, and Letter concerning him, referred to the Committee 
for Irifh Affairs, 3 Mar. 

1640, a Committee to inquire into the Number of Irifh 
in and about London and Weftminfter, 12 Nov. 

1641, Order for fecuring fome apprehended by the Con- 
ftables of St. Clements, 11 eg inquiring after all fuf- 
pected Irith; Serjeant to enter their Lodgings, and apprehend 
them, 2°. For difarming Irith Papifts that come to any 
of the Ports, 24 Jan. A Committee to prepare a general 
Order for ftopping and examining thém, 25. Committees 
added, 26. Order read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
lignified, 29.——To be printed and difperfed, 1 Feb.—Another 
Committee to confider of preventing their coming into 
England, 21. Council of Scotland to be moved, that no 
Perfons may pafs through Scotland into Ireland, except as 
excepted; Englifh fiayed there, to be fent to Berwick and 
Carlifle, to be examined—Order for feizing all fufpeCted Irith 
Officers and Soldiers in London and Weftminfier, 7 Mar.— 
Order for difcharging fome raifed by Colonel Fitzwilliams ; 
Conftable to fee them embarqued—Member to prepare 
Order to prevent their Re-landing, 8. Order réported, and 
re-committed—Certificates of the Irifh refiding in and about 
London and Weftminfter, ordered, 14.——A Committee to 
prepare Order for preventing their coming from Ireland, and 
{ending back fuch as are come, 16. 

1042, Report to be made, 2 &amp; 4 Apr. Made, and re- 
committed to the Committee for Contributions—Irifh taken 
out of Ships, to be committed to Launcefton Gaol, 11. 
{rifh Papitis, late of the Inns of Court, have leave to tranfport 
themfelves to France, 2 Aug. 

— 1640, a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of 
moving the King to difband the new raifed Army, 31 Dec. 

Conference to be defired with Lords concerning the Dif- 
orders and Inconveniencies thereof, and to defire them to join 
in a Petition to the King for difbanding them; a Committee 
to prepare Heads; Managers appointed, 4 Jan. Heads re- 
ported ; Debate thereon interrupted by a Meflage from Lords, 
et Report to be made, 10 Feb. Made; Particulars thereof 
to be made Heads of the Conference ; Manager added, 11. 
Free Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers and Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and to 
be reported, 23. Reported, 26. Houfe to confider of an 
Anfwer to the Report, 26 Feb. ——4. 8.&amp; 13, Mar. Decla- 
ration agreed to, 14. Free Conference to be defired with 
Lords concerning it; Managers appointed, 16. Free Confer- 
ence defired, agreed to, and held, 17.—Another free Confer- 
ence defired with Lords, about their joining in a Petition to 
the King for difbanding them; Managers appointed; free 
Conference agreed to, held, and reported, 23. 

——— 1641, Meflage from Lords, fignifying what time the 


King would be attended at Whitehall concerning it; Anfwer | 


thereto, 25 Mar. Conference to be defired with Lords 
concerning moving the King for a fpeedy Anfwer; Managers 
appointed, 8 Apr. Lords to be moved at a Conference to 
think of a {hort Time for defiring Audience, 24. Meflage 
from the King, fignifying what time he would be attended for 


his Anfwer, 27. Anfwer to be reported, 29. Reported, 30. 

Free Conference defired by Lords about difbanding them, 

agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free Confer- 
ence held, and to be reported, 7 May. Reported, 8. 

1641, the Rebellion in Ireland communicated to Houfe 

by Sixteen Privy Counfellors; Manner of receiving them; Let- 

ters and Examinations read; Matter confidered in a Commit- 


tee of the whole Houfe ;; Heads for a Conference reported ; 
Conference to be defired ;- Managers appointed ; Conference 
defired, agreed to, and held; another defired by Lords, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held; no Perfon to.go 
into Ireland without Certificate from the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, or the Lord Lieutenant, 1 Nov. Conference re- 
ported ; a ftanding Committee of both Houfes to confider the . 
State of the lrifh Affairs ; Lords defired to appoint a Time for 
their Meeting ; their Anfwer, 2. Reportof Propofitions agreed 
to by them; Refolutions thereupon; Order for fearching 
Trunks, &amp;c. going from England to Ireland—for fearching 
fome fent by the Exeter Carrier—Lords to be moved for a 
Commiffion to examineall Perfons for Difcovery of the Corref- 
pondence with the Rebels—Letter to be fent to Lords Juftices, 
acknowledging their Care, 3. Declaration and Letter read, 
agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker ; Conference to be de- 
fired with Lords thereupon—Order touching Lord Lieute- 
nant’s {peedy repairing to Ireland—to have Warrant for deli- 
vering to him Arms, &amp;c. at Carlifle—for raifing Men by Beat 
of Drum, 4.—Ordinance for his raifing Forces—for the Deli- 
very of Arms, &amp;c. to him, feverally read, and agreed to, 5. 
Addition to be made to them—Order to Lord Admiral for 
providing Ships for tranfporting Men, &amp;c. read and agreed 
to—Order for ftopping Irifh endeavouring to pafs into Ireland 
without Licence, to be prepared—Lords Juftices impowered 
to examine and apprehend fufpected Perfons, 6. Ordinance 
read and agreed to, 9 —Meflage from Lords, communicating 
their Votes concerning Lord Lieutenant’s Authority, and the 
Bufinefs in Ireland—tufpected Pertons, going for Ireland, to 
be examined by Officers at the Ports, and the Oaths ten- 


_ dered to them—the Committee to propound to the Committee 


of Lords to eftablifh a Council of War, 8.—To propound, 
that no Officer out of England be employed, without taking 
the Proteftation—Lord Lieutenant’s Scruples about raifing 
Men without a Warrant under the Great Seal; Order for his 
proceeding by virtue of the Ordinance—Council of War ap- 
pointed, 9. Lords to be moved for adding two, 10.—Let- 
ter from Lords Juftices to Speaker read; the Committee to 
prepare Refolutions thereupon—Conference defired by Lords 
about a Letter concerning the Troubles and Dangers of that 
Kingdom agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held ; 
Letters from Lords Juftices to Lord Keeper prefented—another 
Conference defired by Lords, concerning Letters to the Privy 
Council, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held; 
Letters, and Copy of a Manifefto, with the pretended Reatons 
of their Rebellion, &amp;c. prefented—free Conference defired 
with Lords, concerning lrifh Affairs, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, and reported—Refolution for 
increafing the Number of Foot to be raifed, 11.—Refolutions 
touching Forces and Arms to be fent into the Northern Parts, 
and Officers to Munfter, and for fecuring the Forts—Order 
for raifing Men at Chefter; State of the Army reported, and 
re-committed ; to be prefented, with Refolutions, 12.—Reto- 
lutions touching the Wages to Officers, and fetting up Pofts— 
Lord Admiral to be moved to haften the fetting forth the Ships, 
17. Ordinance read, and agreed to, 18.—Lord Lieutenant’s 
Commiffion for raifing Men, read, and agreed to, 17. Returned 
from Lords, with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed to— 
Lift of Officers appointed by Lord Lieutenant, ordered, 18. 
Lift of Officers of One Regiment read, and agreed to, 19.— 
Conference defired by Lords, concerning Letters touching the 
Affairs of that Kingdom agreed to; Reporters appointed; 
Conference held, 20. Letters read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee, 22. Book of Ammunition, and Paper concerning the 
Provifion of Viétuals, read, and referred—Lords to be moved 
for Order to lieenfe Lord Lieutenant to tranfport 600 Horfe, 
23.—Order for raifing of Two Regiments of Foot in Ulfter, 
29. Lord Lieutenant to accept Propofitions for raifing 
Forces, 6 Dec,—Letter from Lords Juftices to Speaker read, 
7.—Extracts of feveral Letters, and Copies of the Rebels 
Oaths, read; Refolutions thereupon—the Committee to pre- 
pare Heads for a Declaration of the Proceedings of the Houfe, 
and of the Delays in Irifh Affairs, 8. Heads reported; Con- 
ference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, 13. Meflage to Lords, defiring 
them to haften the Declaration; Anfwer thereto, 16. Another 
Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 17. Lords Amendments reported, and agreed 
to, 18.—Letter from Sir John Clotworthy, touching Cruelties 
acted upon the Proteftants, to be delivered to Lords at a Con- 
ference, 14.—The Committee to prefent Lift of the Eftablith- 
ment in Queen Elizabeth’s Reign—Order for delivery of 
Powder to be fent into Munfter—Lord Lieutenant to be moved 
for Commiflions to raife Two Regiments in Ulfter, 16. His 
Anfwer reported; Refolutions touching the Pay to the Offi- 
cers—Lord Lieutenant to be moved to iffue feveral Commif- 
fions—Propofition for raifing Horfe referred to the Committee; 
Power given them to treat with an Engineer, 17. His Wages 
reported, and agreed to—Members to prepare Heads for a 
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‘Conference concerning the Parliament and Government of 


Ireland, 28—Propofitions concerning appointing Commiflion- - 


ers for Lrifh Affairs, according to Inftru¢tions agreed upon by 
‘ the King and Parliament, approved ; the Committee of both 
Houfes for [rifh Affairs to confider thereof, and prepare the In- 
firuétions, 20 Dec. Order for making Report, 24. For Meet- 
ing of the Committee, 27. Heads reported, and agreed to ; 
the Committee to name the Commiffioners, 4 Feb. Com- 
miffion and Inftruétions agreed to; Agreement, and Order for 
their naming Commiflioners to be reported to the Committee ; 
Inftruction to add an Article for examining Officers, 7. Num- 
ber agreed to by both Houfes, 12. Names reported, and agreed 
to 24. One appointed in the room of a Commiflioner fpared, 
25. Commiffion returned from Lords, with Names of their 
Commiflioners inferted, 16 Mar. A Committee to perufe 
the Draught of the Commiffion, 19. Clerk of the Crown to 
ingrofs it again, fubfcribe it, and deliver it to Member to 
be fent to the King, 22 ——Commiflion and Inftru¢tions re- 
turned from the King, with a Warrant for paflfing the Great 
Seal, 2 Apr. Several Letters read—Lord Lieutenant’s In- 
formation touching the Way to fuccour Dublin—Lords to be 
moved for Order for raifing Volunteers in England by Beat of 
Drum—Petition of Lords, &amp;c. whofe Eftates are in the Rebels 
Hands, read, and fent to Lords, with a Meflage concerning 
their Delay in relieving Iveland—Lord Lieutenant’s Pro- 
pofitions read, and referred to the Committee—to be defired to 
fend in a Lift of his Officers—Lords to be defired to join in 
moving King for a dormant Warrant for Delivery of fuch 
Arms, &amp;c. as fhall be thought neceffary by Parliament, 21, 
Members to inquire whether a fufficient Warrant be granted, 
24.—Narrative of the State of Munfter read, and referred to 
« Committee, 27. Refolutions for raifing Two Regiments, 
fending Arms, &amp;c. and Ships to guard the Coaft, 28 —— 
Report of Obftruétions in the Provifions, 12 Jan. Letter, 
relating the State of Connaught, referred to the Committee— 
Narrative of the State of Munfter referred—other Letters read 
—Relation of the State of the Province of Connaught referred 
to a Committee; Order for fending Troops, 27.—Refolution 
for fending further Supplies to Dublin—Lords to be defired to 
join in moving the King for general Warrants for delivering 
and tranfporting Arms, &amp;c.—Report touching the State of 
Munfter ; Conierence to be defired thereupon ; Manager ap- 
pointed—Relolutions touching the Relief.of Munfter, 28.— 
Prefident of Connaught to be recommended to Lord Lieute- 
nant for the Command of a Regiment, 29. Report of Mef- 
fage delivered, but no Antfwer received; Order for requiring 
a fpeedy Anfwer ; Anfwer reported—a Committce to prepare 
a Declaration concerning Obiiructions, and the Caufes thereof 
—Conference defired by Lords, concerning a Propofition for 
tranfporting Men and Ammunition, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; another Confer- 
ence defired with them concerning Irifh Affairs, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Heads thereof ; Order touching a Regi- 
ment to be fent into Munfter; Inftructions for the Commif- 
fioners read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs; 
Lords Juftices to be defired to difpofe of fupernumerary Men 
carried over— Lord Lieutenant to be defired that the Protefia- 
tion and Oaths may be tendered to Officers fent from hence ; 
Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commiffion to him for that 
Purpofe, 31. Refolutions for fending Arms, &amp;c. to Car- 
rickfergus and Muntter, 5 Jan.—Houfe informed the King 
had figned Warrant for tranfporting 1,000 Horfe—Members 
to attend him for a general Warrant for Delivery of Arms, &amp;c. 
—further Reafons for Refolutions for Relief of Munfter, 12. 
——Lords to be defired to join in moving the King for Warrant 
for Delivery of Arms, &amp;c. for Ulfter, and for tranfporting the 
Magazine at Hull, 14.—Report of Arms, &amp;c. to be forth- 
with provided, re-committed to be drawn into the Form of 
an Order—Lord Mayor to be defired to grant Licence for 
tranfporting Meal—Order for laying a Ship laden with Arms, 
&amp;c. and fuppofed to be intended for lreland—Lord Lieutenant 
and Lord General to be defired to appoint a fhort Day for Of- 
ficers repairing to their Charges—Order for Relief of Duncan- 
non Caftle, 17.—Jiords to be moved to fix a Day certain— 
Order touching Arms to be fent to Munfter—Ordinance con- 
cerning the Delivery of Arms, &amp;c. agreed to by Lords; King 
to be moved for a Warrant—Part of a Letter, concerning the 
State of Munfter, read; Lord Inchiquin and Mr. Jepfon to re- 
‘pair to their Charges, 20.—Part of another Letter concerning, 
the State of Muntter, read; Orders thereupon—a Committee 
to inquire into the Obftacles that have hindered the fpeedy fuc- 
couring of lreland—Lord Lieutenant to be acquainted with a 
Letter touching the Delay of tranfporting Forces from Chefter 
to Dublin; his anfwer reported—Letters from Ireland’ read, 
24.—Further Refolutions touching the Entertainment of the 
Army, 29.—Ordinance for Security to the Tranfporters of 
Viétuals to be printed, 29.—Offers of feveral Companies con- 
cerning a Supply, referred to the Committee for lrifh Affairs 


—King to be moved for a Privy Seal to tranfport Corn Cuf- 
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tom free, 31.——Order for Officers to repair to their Charges 
—Refolution for recruiting the Companies of the old Army— 
Lift of .Officers for raifing Horfe read, and agreed to—Lords 
to be defired to join in a Petition to the Kiog for a Warrant 
for Contractors for Arms for the Service of Munfter, 1 Feb.— 
A Member: to treat about tranfporting Arms, &amp;c. thither— 
Lift of Foot Officers read, and agreed to—Order for adding 
Two Companies to a particular Regiment—Lord Admiral to 
be moved to provide Ships for tranfporting Soldiers, 2.—- 
King to be moved for Privy Seal for tranfporting Corn, Vic- 
tual, and Cloathing, Cuftom-free, 4—-Lord Lieutenant to be 
moved to difcharge Officers that refufe to take the Sacrament 
and the Oaths, 5.—Order touching’ a Supply of Provifions 
loft by late Storms, 7.—The Committee for lrifh Affairs to 
confider of the Pay of the General, &amp;c. and Train, 14.— 
Propofitions for effectually reducing Ireland, agreed to, and 
to be fent to Lords; Committee to draw them into Form; 
Votes reported; Conference to be defired with Lords there- 
upon; Managers appointed, 16. Propofitions agreed to by 
Lords, 18. Vide infra.—Lord Admiral to be nroved to direct 
Ships of Briftol to repair to Dublin, and Ships in the Downes 
to put to Sea—Lords to be moved to join in defiring a Com- 
miflion for Merchant Ships to feize Ships and Goods going for 
Relief of the Rebels; their Concurrence fignified, 21.—Let- 
ter from Lords Juftices read, and re-delivered to be delivered 
to Lord Admiral, 22.—Order for employing Ships to guard 
the Coaft of Munfter, 24.——Officers, abfent from their 
Charges fince 21ft February laft, to have no Pay, 5 Mar. 
Refolution and Order thereuapon—Lord Admiral to be defired 
to confider of conftant Provifion of Shipping to tranfport Men 
and Horfe, 8.—To be defired to ftay Veffels fufpeéted to be 
for Relief of the Rebels, 10.—Refolution touching the Pay of 
certain Officers approved, 12.—Several Letters, importing 
good News, read—a Committee to prepare an Extract, 14. 
To fit them for printing, and to print them, 15.—Remon- 
ftrance of the State of the Rebellion prefented, and referred to 
a Committee ; Order for printing it, with Lords Juftices Let- 
ter, 16.—Letter from Dublin read; Lords to bé moved to 
join fn an Order to Lords Juftices to fend Perfoys over in fafe 
Cuftody, with the Examinations, 21. Their Concurrence 
fignified ; a Committee to confider in what manner to fend for 
them, 22. 
1642, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to confider from 
what Time to pay the old Army and Recruits, and for provid- 
ing Horfe-arms—Lift of the Forces in aétual Service ordered 
—Lords to be defired to join in moving the King for Order for 
Delivery of Stores, 25 Mar—Order !for tranfporting Money 
Cuftom-free, 26—Lord Admiral to be moved for a Pinnace 
for Duncannon Fort—Refolution to provide Powder for Car- 
rickfergus, 28.—Conference defired by Lords concerning Irith 
Affairs, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, ~ 
and reported, 29. Order touching a Frigate to pafs between 
the Iflands and Ireland, 2 Apr.—Letters concerning the State 
of Munfter read, and re-delivered; Lord Lieutenant to be 
defired to fend over the Officers defigned for that Province— 
Lords to be moved for Order that the Commiflioners may fit 
every Afternoon—Order for confidering of preferring Perfons 
firipped of their Eftates, 4. Their Concurrence fignified, 5. 
—Letter from Speaker to Lords Juftices read, agreed to, and 
to be figned by him, 6.—Order touching tranfporting and pro- 
viding Arms for the new-raifed Regiments; State of the Army 
to be reported, 7. Reported; Commiflioners to confider of 
Pay to the Under-officers of the Train, the old Companies, and 
the new-raifed Men—Lord Lieutenant to be moved for Com- 
miflions to the Officers of the Regiments going over, 11. To 
be acquainted with their Negleét in levying Men, 12.—Let- 
ters, foliciting Supplies for Munfter, read ; Refolution there- 
upon; Order touching fending away Officers of Regiments 
laft levied, 15.—Draught of Warrant for raifing 10,000 Men, 
21. Sent to Lords, 23. Returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 29. King’s Anfwer referred to a Com- 
mittee, 16 May. Information of Officers, ordered to raife 
Forces, being gone to York, 22 Apr.—Letters from Lord Prefi- 
dent of Muniter read, and referred to the Commiflioners ; Part 
thereof to be printed; other Letters read; Orders thereupon 
—Lord Admiral to be defired to difpatch Four Pinnaces, 26. 
—Comniiffioners to prepare Infiruétions for Lord Lieutenant 
—a Committee to prepare Order for raifing 16,000 Men, 28. 
Relation of a Victory over the Rebels read, and to be 
printed—Letters concerning Ammunition, &amp;c. to be fent over, 
read, 2 May.—Order about fending Arms to Munfter, agreed 
to by Lords, 9.—Houfe to confider of fome Way for raifing 
Men for Ireland, 10.—Letters, concerning good Succefles, 
read, and to be printed— Order touching taking off Corn for 
Supply of Ireland, 14.—Letters from Lords Juftices, and a 
Relation of a Victory, 16.—Letter to be fent to Chefter con- 
cerning tranfporting Soldiers—Officers not to ftay for complete- 
ing their Companies—Member to inquire of Lord Lieutenant 
whether he had received an Inftrument for raifing Men ;' his 
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Anfwer, 20-—A Committee to prepare Order for raifing 
Men; King to be moved for Warvant to raife 10,000, 21.— 
Letters concerning Forces gone over—Lord Lieutenant to be 
thanked for his prudent Difpofal of feveral Commands, 24.— 
A Committee to prepare Declaration concerning Delays in 
granting Warrants for raifing Men—Member to go to Chef- 
ter, to expedite oe away the Forces; a Committee to 
prepare Infiructions for him; Inftructions reported—Lords to 
be defired to haften their Refolutions concerning Orders fent 
up for raifing Men, 27. Free Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free 
Conference held; Ordinance agreed to by them, with an 
Amendment ; Amendment agreed to, 28.—Order for raifing 
additional Forces by Beat of Drum, 30.—Information given 
of the Neceflity of prefent Money; Order thereupon, 31. 
Vide London. Propofitions of taking off Corn referred to a 
Committee, 2 June. The Committee to be acquainted with 
the Commiflioners Proceedings—another Committee to prepare 
Order for fearching Ships coming from any fufpected Ports in- 
to Ireland ; Ordinance reported—Letters read, and referred io 
Commiflioners; to confider of fending Cloaths, &amp;c. and en- 
tertaining the Troops levied in Ulfter, 4.—Order to particu- 
lar Captains to raife Men, read, and agreed to; Member to 
perfect it, 6.—Letters read, and referred to the Commitlion- 
ers; Order for fending Arms to Munfter, 7—Commiflioners 
to meet every Afternoon, notwithftanding the Sitting of Houfe 
~—Order for fending Pinnaces to guard the Coafts, 11.—Or- 
ler for purchafing no Corn, except the Growth of England 
and Wales —Refolution to join with Lords in defiring the King 
to expedite Lord Lieutenant’s Inftruétions—Colonel General 
appointed—Refolutions touching the Time of Officers entering 
into Pay, 18.--Lord Lieutenant’s Defires read; Refolutions 
and Order thereupon, 20.—Colonel General approved by 
Lords, 21.—Letters concerning the Propofitions, and Sub- 
mitlion of the Town of Galloway, read, and to be confidered, 
23. Referred to the Commitlioners; Inftruétions, 24. Re- 
port; Refolutions thereupon ; Conference to be defired ; Ma- 
hagers appointed, 25. Conference agreed to, and held, 27. 
Lords Concurrence fignified ; a Committee of both Houfes to 
prepare Declaration, 28.— Lords to be moved to join in de- 
firing the King to grant a Warrant for iffuing out Ordnance, 
24—Order for a Month’s Pay to Officers, &amp;c. 27. Order 
for providing Corn for Relief of Colerain, go. Meflage to 


Lords, defiring them to haften the Ordinance for raifing 5,000 


Men; Antwer thereto, 4 July. Ordinance agreed to by Lords 5. 
—Orer concerning the Payment of Forces in Yohall; agreed 
to by Lords, 6.—For Delivery of Arms—for ftopping the Pay 
of Officers that have left their Charge, 16.—Touching the Pay 
of additional Officers, 18.— For delivering Neceflaries to the 
Horfe, 23. Order for fending over Money—touching the 
Diftribution thereof—Letter to be written concerning it, 2 
Aug. Reported, 4.—Order for a Month’s Pay to the Train, 
and for their Repair to Dublin—Reports concerning Coleraine 
and Londonderry, referred to the Commitlioners, 8.—Prope- 
fitions for Ditburfements of Money to be read, 12.—Lords to 
be defired to join in requiring Lord Lieutenant to go over with 
all poflible Speed, 15. Their Concurrence fignified—Com- 
miflioners to meet as a Committee, 16.—Order about depo- 
fiting the Money defigned for Ireland, agreed to by Lords, 18. 
—Propofitions for taking off the Difburfements of certain 
Sums read, and referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 
20.—Admiral and Vice-Admiral to be appointed, 23.—Let- 
ters concerning the State of Munfter referred to the Committee 
for Adventurers ; Infiruétions, 24. Order for fending Forces 
to its Relief, 25.—Report touching Four Perfons to be added 
to the Council of War; Nomination referred to the Commit- 
tee for Adventurers—Queftion for nominating a Captain Ge- 
neral, Neg.—Order for fending Ships to guard the Coafts, 
29.—Information of Horfes, defigned for lreland, being feized 
by the King’s Warrant, 30. Order for reftraining Mem- 
bers being fent Committees into Ireland—for Payment of Mo- 
neys, and providing Powder, referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 3 Sept.—Nomination of a Captain General to be 
confidered, 3. 6, 7, &amp; 8.—Order concerning Committees 
revoked—a Convoy to carry Provifions—Letter concerning the 
lamentable Condition of Muntter, 7—Two Committees ap- 
pointed ; Committee for Adventurers for London to add Two 
more, 10.—Examinations at Milford concerning Irifh Affairs, 
referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 12—Letter con- 
cerning Proceedings in Munfter—Declaration concerning In- 
terruptions, to be fent over—I[nfiructions for the Committees 
read, agreed to, and to be prefented to the King in a Letter ; 
a Committee to prepare it, 13. Additional Lnftructions—Or- 
der for nominating a Captain General read; Debate thereon, 
14.—Inftructions and Letter fent to Lords; their Anfwer— 
re pe of Preparations in Flanders, France, and Spain, for 
Aid of the Rebels, and flow Proceedings in Lords Houfe con- 
cerning Irifh Affairs ; Conference defired thereupon ; agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 15.—Another 


Conference defired by Lords, concerning a Letter from Lord 
Lieutenant, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported—Lords defired to expedite their Anfwer concern- 
ing Irish Affairs ; Anfwer thereto, 17.—Inftructions returned, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 20.—Letters 
concerning the State of the Army read, 22.—Confideration of 
a Winter Guard referred to the Committee for Defence of the 
Kingdom—Information of Soldiers being paid in light Money, 
referred to aCommittee—Order about paying them in Englifh 
Money—about Victuals and Arms for them—Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning King’s Lnftructions to Lord Lieute- 
nant, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 23. 
Reported, 24.—Refolutions touching Allowances to the Com- 
mittees, 26. Agreed to by Lords, 28.—Relation of Paflages 
between the Fort and Town of ‘Galloway—Letters concern- 
ing Provifions read, and referred to the Committee for Adven- 
turers, and to be fent to Lords, 26. Report; Order touch- 
ing fending Arms, &amp;c. 1 Oét. Day appointed for their 
going—Order for fending over Moneys—Relation of a Vic- 
tory over the Rebels, 26 Sept.—Captain General appointed— 
Refolution touching Forces not reduced into Regiments 
—touching a Winter Guard, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 1 
O&amp;. Lord Inchiquin’s Letters concerning a Defeat; 
Conference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held—Confideration of Enter- 
tainment for the Forces at Bandonbrigg, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Adventurers, 29 Sept. cing’s Inftruétions to 
Lord Lieutenant to be prefented, 3 Oct. Order for acquaint- 
ing him therewith, 5. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6. Mef- 
fage from them, acquainting Houfe he had brought them, 10. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning them, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 11. ‘The Committee 
for Defence of the Kingdom to draw a Declaration thereupon, 
13. Infiructions reported from the Conference, 17. Refo- 
lution againft putting any in Execution without the Advice of 
Parliament—Order touching Neceflaries for the Forces, 1 O&amp;. 
Agreed to by Lords, 3—Certificate for Commiffioners referred 
to the Committee for Adventurers—Letter of Credence for 
Committees read, and agreed to, 4.—Ship appointed to carry 
over Committees—Refolution touching a Winter Guard, 6. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19.—Letters, direéted to the Commif- 
fioners for lrifh Affairs, to be opened by the Committee for 
them, 10.—Information that a Ship, appointed for Winter 
Guard, refutes to fail; Order ther thereupon, 12—Commiffion- 
ers for Lrifh Affairs to have Voices at the Committee for them , 
fent to Lords, 14. Houfe defires them to expedite it; Mef- 
fenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 15.—Orxder for Winter 
Guard referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 18 — 
Votes concerning Ireland to be delivered to the Clerk of the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs— the Committee to receive Certi- 
ficates for Corn, &amp;c. 19.—Lord Lieutenant’s Inftruétions to be 
re-delivered to him; previous and main Queftions for his goine 
into Ireland, feverally Affirmative, 25. Conference defired by 
Lords concerning it, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Con- 
ference held, and reported. Members to wifh him a good 
Journey, 4 Nov.—Letters concerning the miferable Condition 
of Muntter, and the Army there? the Committee for [rith 
Affairs to confider of {peedy Relief, 23. Propofitions for fup- 
plying it with Arms, &amp;c. referred, 29.——Order for that Pur- 
pofe—the Committee tor the Navy to confider of guarding the 
Coafis—Certificate and Account of Arms, &amp;c. delivered, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 2 Dec.—Copy of 
Officers Petition, and King’s Anfwer ; their Conceptions up- 
on the Refult of the Petition, with King’s Anfwer thereto, 
read, and referred to a Committee ; Examination of the Bitho 

of Raphoe concerning it, referred, 10.— Moneys collected at 
the Three next Fafts, to be difpofed of to the Proteftants in 
Londonderry, 12. Order revoked, 27.——New Order 
made, 7 Jan. Order touching Lord Lieutenant’s Enter- 
tainment as General of the Army, 16 Dec. Conference de- 
fired by Lords to impart a Letter from him; Meffenger dif- 
miffed without Anfwer, 23. Meflage repeated ; Anfwer there- 
to, 26. Conference agreed to; Renee appointed ; Con- 
ference held, reported, and to be confidered, 29. Ordinance 
for free Tranfportation of Viétual, 3 Jan. - Agreed to by 
Lords—Letter from Dublin read ; the Committee for Irith 
Affairs to prepare Ordinance for expelling Papifts—Order 
touching fending Cloaths to Duncannon, 4. Agreed to by 
Lords, 10.—Conference defired by Lords concerning Lord 
Lieutenant, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported ; Queftion for agreeing to the Report, Neg. 
28. Refolution for Relief of Dublin, 1 Feb.—The Com- 
mittee for the Navy to confider the Demeanor of Ships ap- 
pointed to attend at Ireland; Confideration ofa Ship laden 
with Powder and Match from Holland, referred—Report 
touching Provisions of Viciual in the Magazines out of Eng- 
land—Officers Remonftrance, and Anfwer—Copy of an A&amp; 
of State for bringing in Half the Plate in Dublin, 3. Approved, 
4.—The Committee for lrith Affairs to confider of providing 

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Money for Provifion of Arms in Holland, and of fupplying 
the Magazines with Arms from England, 3.—Letter to Lord 
Inchiquin read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 11.—Let- 
ter concerning King’s Commiffion to Perfons to receive Pro- 
pofitions from the Rebels read; a Committee to confider it, 
and prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 14. Com- 
mittees added, 15.—Letters concerning Succefs againft the 
Rebels read, and to be printed—Letter from the Committees 
concerning Lords Jufiices Refufai to admit them to the Coun- 
cil-board ; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference 
thereupon, 28.— Letter concerning the State of Duncannon 
Caftle; Order thereupon, 9g Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 
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1641, the Committee for Trifh Affairs to propound to the 


‘ Committee of Lords concerning ufing the Affiftance of the 


Scots for Ireland, 3 Nov. Refolution for defiring it—Paper 
from the Committee in Scotland concerning their Refolution 
upon that Occafion, 4. Order about providing Houfes for 
the Commiffioners coming from thence to treat with the Par- 
liament about it, 22 Nov. 1 &amp; 2 Dec. Commitlioners of 
both Houfes appointed to treat with them, 3. Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning Inftructions for them; agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; -An- 
other Conference defired with Lords ; agreed to; Managers 
= ; Conference held; Form of the Inftruétions, 8. 
Report of Scots Propofition for affifting with 10,000 Men; 
Commitlioners impowered to treat thereupon, 11. Further 
Report concerning their Offer to raife and tran{port them at 
their own Charge ; free Conference defired with Lords there- 
upon ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 
and reported, 13. Metiage to Lords, defiring them to {peed 
their Anfwer, 13 Dec. 25 Jan.—Five Propofitions read, 
and to be confidered,14. Six Propotitions read, one by one ; 
Five agreed to ; the other referred back to the Commiffioners— 
Conference to be defired with Lords concerning the Treaty, 
15. Defired; agreed to, and held, 16.—A Committee to 
treat fora Houfeand Furniture for the Scots Commiflioners— 
Meffage to Lords, defiring them to expedite the Treaty, 18. 
Their Anfwer ; Paper from the Scots, complaining of Delays, 
read; Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; agreed to; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, 20.—Another Meflage 
to Lords, detiring their Anfwer to the Scots Propolitions ; 
Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; free Conference 
defired with Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Heads 
thereof ; free Conference held, and reported ; Commiflioners 
impowered to proceed in the Treaty, and receive further Pro- 

ofitions, 21.—Refolution for paying 2,500 Men from the 
Kighth of December to the End of the Treaty ; Conference 
to be defired with Lords thereupon; Managers appointed ; 
Conference defired; agreed to, and held, 23.—Propofitions 
concerning Places to be put into their Hands, prefented, 27. 
To be confidered, 27, 28. &amp; 30. Refolution touching the 
Places, and the Time of their remaining in their Hands— 
Commiffioners to treat touching the Repair of Forces in Ulfter 
to thefe Towns, 30.—Refolution to accept the Publick Faith of 
Scotland for Performance of Articles ; Heads for an"Anfwer to 
the Firft Part of the Second Propofition ; the Second Part, 
Third and Fourth Propofition, agreed to; Fifth re-commit- 
ted to Commiffioners; Anfwer to the Firft Part of the Sixth, 
31. Articles altered; reported, and agreed to; Refolu- 
tions touching the Towns for their Retreat—for taking the 
public Faith of Scotland for Re-delivery of them—touching 
Provifion of Viétuals—touching the Manner of their going, 
andi Pay of their General—the Pay of the Army; Seventh 
Propofition re-committed, 13 Jan.—Conference defired with 
Lords concerning the Treaty; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held—Scots Commiflioners Advice to 
the King prefented ; to be thanked tor their Affections to this 
State and Parliament, 15. Lords defired to hatten the Pro- 
pofitions; their Anfwer—Members for London to take care 
they pay nothing for Houfe-rent and Furniture, 17. Propo- 
fitions agreed to by Lords ; a Committee to confider of ne 
them in Execution, 24.—Meflage to Lords, defiring them to 
join in moving the King for a Commiffion for delivering Car- 
rickfergus, and allowing the Propofition concerning fending 
over 2,500 Men, 25. Lords Aniwer to the Propofitions ; in 
part agreed to; Aniwer to be re-committed ; Houfe infift up- 
on Three Propofitions formerly fent up; Conference to be 
defired ; Managers appointed, 26. Defired ; agreed to, and 
held—Copy of the Propofitions concerning Knockfergus, and 
King’s Anfwer, communicated by Lords—Advifers thereof 
declared Enemies to the King and Kingdom—a Committee of 
both Houfes to confider the Anfwer, 27. Report, 15 Feb. 
King’s full Anfwer ; Lord Keeper to be moved for Com- 
miflion for Delivery of the Towa; his Anfwer, 28 Jan. 
Commiffion read, and referred to a Committee; reported, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Commiffion to 
be fent to Lords—Refolution concerning their Pay, if they 

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increafe their Number, 1 Feb. A Committee to withdraw, 

and inlarge it for more Men, and to confider of Claufe for the 

Oath of the Governor for fafe-keeping it; their Report; 

Commiflion, with the Amendments, agreed to by Lords, 4.— 

Refolution touching the Delivery of Arms to them-—the Com- 

mittee for Lrifh Affairs to confider of raifing Nine Troops of 

Horfe, and of muftering the Scots—another Committee to 

confider of a Commiifion to Marquis of Argyle for tranfport- 

ing 2,500 there, and general Commiflion for tranfporting 

Forces; Conference defired with Lords ; Managers appointed ; 

Conference agreed to, and held, 7. Propofitions returned, 

with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 8—Refolutions 

touching replacing Cannon in Scotland—adding another 

Troop of Horfe—Lord General’s Guard—touching their 
Demand to have Londonderry afligned them—Commitfioners 

to treat concerning difbanding the Army in part, and to 

inquire who they intend to be their General—Lords to be 

defired to join in moving the King that they may have Power 

to take up Horfe in the Country—Anfwer to their Demand for 

a Reward out of the Kebels Lands—the Committee for Lifh 

Affairs to confider uf the Pay of the General, great Officers, 

and Train, 14.—Refolution touching the Manner of difband- 
ing their Army— Lords to be moved to join in a Petition to the 
King to recommend General Lefley to be their General; 
Scots Commiffioners to be acquainted therewith, 16.—Com- 
miffion to the Marquis of Argyle agreed to, and to be fent to 
Lords—Officers of Ordnance to be fummoned to apppear, 
touching {‘ullets not being delivered according to Warrant, 17. 
Conference defired with ‘Lords concerning the Treaty ; Mef- 
fenger difmiffed without Anfwer, mops, Committee for 
Irifh Affairs to confider of Horfe to aflift the 2,500 Scots, 22. 
Addition to the Anfwer concerning the Marquis of Argyle fent 
to Lords—Names and Number of Officers, and their Pay, 
read; Member to withdraw, and compare it with the Litt of 
Englifh Otficers—Refolutions touching the Entertainment of 
feverai of them, and of the whole Army, 23. 

1642, the Committee tor irifh Affairs to confider of 
Money wo be lodged tor incidental Charges to the Scots —Com- 
miffioners to 9 ag Order to enable them to take up Baggage 
Horfes in [reland, 25 Mar.—Comptrolier and Cosnmiffary of 
the Artillery tobe named by the Englifh ; Scots Commiflioners 
to be moved therein, 28—Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning Supplies expected from Scotland for Ireland; agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 29. 
Refolutions concerning the Scots Army, 6 &amp; 8 Apr.— 
Conference defired with Lords concerning the Treaty ; ugreed 
to, 8. 








1641, Petition, with Propofitions for fpeedy and effec- 
tual reducing Ireland, read; Propofitions referred to the Com- 
mittee for lrifh Affairs, 11 Feb. Reported from the Sub- 
committee, and agreed to; another Committee to draw them 
into Form; their Report; Conference to be defired there- 
upon; Managers appointed, 16. Propofitions agreed to by 
Lords ; a Committee of both Houfes to move the King for his 
Confent, 17. His Anfwer ; free Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon; agreed to; Reporters and Managers appointed ; 
free Conference held, and reported; a Committee to confider 
of the Propofitions, and King’s Anfwer—Underwriters to fet 
down the Days of the Month they underwrite, 24. Propo- 
fitions, King’s Anfwer, and Inftructions, reported ; agreed to, 
and fent to Lords, with Defire they may be printed; Lords 
Concurrence fignified—Scots Commiflioners Defire of coming 
in as Adventurers; agreed to—Refolution about the Time of 
their fubfcribing, 25.—Letter to the Sheriffs for advancing the 
Propofitions ; agreed to by Lords, 26.—Lords to be moved to 
join in appointing Members of both Houfes Commiffioners to 
take the Names of Members of either that fhall underwrite— 
a Committee to prepare Order concerning the Propofitions— 
Propofition of Ofivcers to be employed, accepted, 28.—— 
Lords to be moved to join in a Petition to the Kin , for Pro- 
clamation for encouraging the Contribution, 1 Mar. Per- 
fons to be recommended to the City as Commiffioners, to re- 
ceive the Names and Sums fubfcribed, 2. Vide London. 
Order for that Purpofe, and Form of the Acquittance, to be 
fent to Lords, 5. Agreed to by them, 7.—Order for fecur- 
ing and encouraging the Subfcribers, prefented, and referred to 
the Committee for the Propofitions—Arrears of an Officer ac- 
cepted, 9.—Dutch Proteftants to be allowed to fubfcribe 
100,0004. within Three Weeks—Englifh and Scots not to 
fubfcribe before, 10.—Meflage to be tent to Lords concerning 
appointing a Committee of both Houfes to take Order touch- 
ing the difpofng of the Money; a Committee to prepare 
it, 14.—Another Meffage, defiring them to appoint a thort 
Time for their Members to fubfcribe; Anfwer thereto—Or- 
dinance to be prepared for enlarging the Time of fubfcribing, 
22.—Members to write to their refpective Counties, &amp;c. to 
encourage the Sub{cription, 24. 
1642, the Committee for Adventurers to prepare Let- 
ters to the Sheriffs, and Members, to encourage —- 
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the Subfcriptions; Perfons to attend them, 8 Apr. They 
offer to lend 4,000 /. Order about Security to them, 9. Letters 
reported; Members to fend down Copies, 11.—Propofitions for 
fetting forth Ships for Hindrance of Supplies by Sea, upon cer- 
tain Conditions, prefented from the Committee, and agreed to, 
with Savings, 16. Sent to Lords, 18. Lords defired to 
haften their Refolutions thereupon, 19. 23. 26. &amp; 28.—A 
Foreigner indenizened admitted to be an Adventurer, 19.— 
Treafurer to prefent a Certificate of Members that have fub- 
{cribed, 22.—The Committee to have a Copy of the State of 
the Army, 23.—Lords Anfwer to the Meflage concerning the 
Propofitions for fetting forth Ships, reported, 28. Their Con- 
currence, with Qualifications, fignified, 29. Order concern- 
ing the Sea Adventurers, agreed to by Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 30. Adventurers to have 
Ten of the King’s Shallops, 2 May. Clerk of the Crown to 
prepare, and prefent, a Draught of a Commiffion to them, 
3. Draught read, and referred to a Committee, 6. Re- 
ported, and agreed to, 7. Lords defired to haften it; their 
Anfwer, 9. Draught of the Commiffion from Lords referred 
to a Committee ; Amendments reported and agreed to, and to 
be fent to the Clerk of the Crown, 11.—Lord Admiral to be 
moved for Commiflions to Captains and Matters recommended 
by the Committee for Adventurers; another Committee to 
prepare the Commiflion, 5.—Lift of Officers lifted by the 
Committee for Adventurers read, and to be confidered, 7. 
Refolution to employ fome for Reformadoes, 28.—Lift from 
the Committee for London to be confidered, 30. Former 
read, and approved; Officers to attend them, and declare 
whether they will accept their Charges; Committee im- 
powered to fill up the Places of fuch as refufe, and confider 
the Reformadoes, 31. Like Order to the Committee for 
London—Lift of Officers for additional Forces by Sea read, 
and agreed to—Conference defired by Lords concerning an 
Ordinance touching Land and Sea Forces; agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, and reported, 4 June.— 
Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed; Conference held, and reported, 6.—The 
Committee for Adventurers to be defired to lend 10,cool. 7. 
Ordinance for Repayment, 18.—Order touching Officers not 
allowed by Houfe, 8.—Order for fetting forth Ships to inter- 
cept any bound from Ireland, with Arms, 9.—for fending 
them away forthwith, 11. Sent to Lords, 16. Lords de- 


fired to expedite it; Anfwer thereto—Lift of Officers not be- 


fore lifted, and of Reformadoes, from the Committee for 
London, read, and approved—Refolution touching the Re- 
formadoes—the Commencement of the Officers Pay, 17.— 
Colonel General of their Forces appointed, 18. Agreed to by 
Lords, 21. Adventurers have Liberty to fubfcribe 20,000 /. 
more—to be defired to vi¢tual their Ships for Two Months 
longer, 1 July.—Sir Jo. Clotworthy admitted to adventure 
1,000/, 4. Mr. Oconnellys admitted to adventure 1,200 /. 
18.—Names of Members, who have not paid their Subterip- 
tions, to be reported, 19.—Order for lending 10,000/. to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 30. Agreed to 
by Lords, 1 Aug. Propofitions for bringing in Arrears ac- 
cepted, 26 July———Order for bringing them in, agreed to, 
6 Aug. A Committee to prepare a Lift of Members that 
have not brought in their Subfcriptions, 20 Feb. Report ; 
Debate thereon adjourned; Lift to be prefented, 28. 
Debate refumed ; Keiolutions thereupon, 2 Mar. Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs to have the Difpolal of Arrears upon the 
Act of Contribution, 8. Their Report touching Debts— 
Members to ferd Letters to their feveral Counties, &amp;c. for 
Account of Monies levied ; a Committee to prepare them, g. 

1641, a Committee to collect of Members their volun- 
tary Contributions towards Relief of diftretled Perfons from 
lreland, 16 Dec. Committees added ; Committee to con- 
fider of the Dittribution thereof, 15 Jan. Impowered to pay 
Money upon Account, 17.—to receive voluntary Contribu- 
tions in London, 20._—to fend for Certificates of Money col- 
lected in and about London—to pay Sums for Relief of dif- 
weffed Lrifh at feveral Places, 7 Feb. Petition of Fellows 
of Trinity College referred, 1 Mar. Report of Money be- 
ftowed on Four, 7.—Account of Moneys received from 
Members, referred, 5.—The Committee to difpofe of Moneys 
as they fhall think fit; Lords to be defired to appoint a Com- 
mittee to join with them, 8. Committee appointed; Lords 
defired to fix a Time for their Meeting; Anfwer thereto, 
19. 

1642, the Committee to fit when they pleafe; Con- 
fideration of the poor [rith at Briftol reterred, 1 Apr.—a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe to make a Schedule of Sumis fit to 
be diftributed, and to whom—Order for Payment of Moneys 
colleéted in Southwark, 2. Schedule reported, and agreed to 
—Treafurers to pay 100/. to purchafe Corn to be diftributed 
among the Poor of London, 6.—The Committee to con- 
fider of fpeedy bringing in the Collections, and of a Reward 
10 Perfons employed, 30. Another Comunittee to prepare 


Order concerning the Contribution-money, 6 May.—Previous 
Queftion for fufpending the former Committee, Neg. 16. 
Refolution for it—Account of Moneys received and difburted 
by them ordered—Sheriffs and Under-iheriffs to deliver their 
Accounts to the Committee for Money, 17.—Propofition to 
be made for taking off the Order of Refiraint, 30. Order 
for Payment of 1,000/. to them to be difiributed among the 
poor frith in Town, 1 June——The Committee to prepare a 
Certificate for all the Counties in England, 17.—Letter to the 
Commiflioners concerning the Contribution-money, read, and 
agreed to, 30. Treafurers to pay them 1,000 /. for Relief 
of diftrefied Proteftants from thence, 15 July. Agreed to by 
Lords, 21.—Another Committee to prepare Order to prevent 
their coming over, and for relieving only thofe in Ireland, 15 
July. Propofitions concerning Sums defired, and the due or- 
dering them, referred, 26. Report ; Refolutions for fending 
feveral Sums to different Places; the Committee to prepare 
Inftructions for difiributing them, 19 Aug. Order for 
their Meeting, and making Report, 3 Oct.—VPerfons appointed 
to take the Treafurers Accounts, 5. 

— 1641, Bill for prefent railing and levying Men for the 
Defence of Ireland, ordered, 3 Nov. Read; Queftion tor 
rejecting it; Neg.; read Second time, and comnnitted, 4. 
Reported, and re-committed ; Order for Sitting of the Com- 
mittee; Committees added, 20. Reported trom Re-com- 
mitment; Claufe omitted; Commencement of the Bill, 2 
Dec. Bill paffed, 3. Lords defired to pafs it with Expedi- 
tion ; Conference defired by them ; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported; Bill, with the 
Amendments, committed to the former Committee, 7. Re- 
ported; Amendments in part agreed to; Conference to be 
defired with Lords; Managers appointed ; Conference agreed 
to, and held ; another defired by Lords ; agreed io; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, 10. Bill, with Amendments, 
reported ; Amendments agreed to, with an Amendinent, 
13. Free Conference defired with Lords; agreed tc; 
Managers appointed; free Couference held, 14. Meflage to 
Lords, defiring them to haften patiing the Bill, 16. Another, 
acquainting them that Hioufe profes themfelves free from In- 
conveniencies attending the Delay, 18. Another, to put them 
in mind of the Bill, 28. Conterence defired by Lords ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held; Bill, with 
Amendments, reported ; Ainendments read twice; Bill to be 
amended, 7 Feb. Amendments read in the ingrofled Bill, and 
agreed to; Billreturned, 8. King’s Anfwer about pafling it, 10. 


———- 1641, a Committee to prepare Bill for fpeedy reducing 


the Rebels in Ireland to their due Obedience, 24 Feb—— 
Order for their Meeting in Merchant 'Taylor’s Hall, 2 Mar. 
Bill read twice, and committed ; ail that come to have Voices, 
5. Bill reported; Claute to be firuck out; Bill re-commit- 
ted; Committees added; the Committee to withdraw ; Bill 
reported from Re-commitment, aud to be ingrofled, .10. 
Patied, 12. Bill for Explanation of certain Claufes in the 
former Act, read 23 Mar. 

1642, another Bill to the fame Purport read twice, 
aud committed, 25 Mar. Reported, to be ingroffed, and 
patied, 26. Sent to Lords, 28. Amendments read twice, 
and agreed to, with Amendments; Exceptions taken to an 
Addition upon Paper; Conference defired with Lords there- 
upon; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 29. 
Bili returned, with Amendments, and additional Claufe ; 
Amendments and Claule read, and agreed to; the Addition 
formerly upon Paper fent down, ingrofled, but not indorfed ; 
read thrice; agreed to, and figned by Clerk, 30. ——Bill 
returned to Lords; Report of Delivery, 1 Apr—Another 
Bill to the fame Purport read twice, and Committed, 11. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 12. Patled, 14. Bill for 
further Advancement of the Reduction of the Rebels ordered, 
11 May. Read twice, and committed, 12. Reported, and 
re-committed to another Committee; Order for their with- 
drawing, 2 June. Bill reported, and re-committed again ; 
Committee added ; Bill reported, to be ingrotfed, and pafled, 
3. Mellage to Lords, defiring them to expedite it ; Anfwer 
thereto, 7. Another Meflage, defiring to know whether 
they have received the King’s Anfwer concerning it, 17 
June. 


— 1641, Bill for Relief of diftreffled Proteftants fled from 


Ireland, ordered, 18 Dec. Read twice, and committed, 20, 
Reported ; Treafurers and Commiflioners appointed; Bill re- 
committed, 21. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. 
Paffed, 15 Jan. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to haften 
it; Aniwer thereto, 17. Draught of a Commiflion to ac- 
company the Bill fent from Lords, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7 Feb. Reported, and agreed to, 8. Number of 
Commiflioners reported, and re-committed, 11. 


Treton, Hen. 1642, to have Liberty to fend Arms, &amp;ce. into 


Nottinghamfhire, 11 July. 


Tron Pots caft, 1641, Bill to prohibit the Importation of them, 


read, 25 Aug. 
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Tfaackfon, Mr. 1642, a Committee to examine him, and perufe 
Letters he endeavoured to carry abroad, 23 Jan. 

Tflington, 1640, Information of Trunks brought to an Inn to be 
conveyed to Ireland ; Hoft not to fuffer them to be removed 
or opened, till further Order; Matter referred to a Committee, 
5 Feb. 3 

1641, Order for delivering them to the Owner, 19 





r. 

Ijard, Lieutenant Chrift. 1642, to be removed to Colchefter ; 
a Committee to prepare a Letter to Mayor for keeping him 
clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Tichtenhill, Manor. Vide King. 

Ives, St. 1641, Vicar and Curate to admit a Lecturer, 19 Feb. 
-—- Ship froin France ftayed there to be fearched, 4 Mar. 
—-— 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; former Order recom- 

mending a Lecturer revived, 26 Nov. 

Judges, 1640, a Committee to examine them concerning their 
Opinions about Ship-money, and acquaint them with the 
Votes of Houfe relating thereto, 7 Dec.—Another Commnittee 
to prepare a Charge againft them, 8. Impowered to examine 
all Matters concerning them, and to fend a Sub-committee to 
examine the Judges themfelves, 14. Report; to be refumed, 
19.—Melflage to Lords, defiring them to take Security for the 
Appearance of feveral; Anfwer thereto, 22. All Matters 
tending to the Charge to be communicated to the Committee, 
22 &amp; 24 Dec. 1g Jan. Order for making the Report, 
24 Dec.—s5 Feb.——Committee to fiand, 12 Jan. ‘Order 
for their fitting, 14 Jan. 12 Feb. Report touching 
Juftice Berkley, 6 Feb. Vide Berkley. Petition referred, 
20 Mar. ; 

———- 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 14 May.— 
Meffengers appointed to carry up feveral Charges, 22. Vide 
Berkley, Bramston, Crawley, and Exchequer, Barons of. 
Further Report to be made, 29. Made, 31. Vide Berkley. 

Committee to ftand, 1 June. Further Report, 1 July. 
Vide Wejfion, Davenport, and Trevor.—Conference to be de- 
fired with Lords concerning the impeached Judges being in 
the Commillion of Oyer and Terminer, 27.——Another 
Conference to be defired about fuppreiling the Commiffions, 
if iffued ; Managers appointed, 3 Aug. Conference defired ; 
agreed to; held, and reported, 5. Order againft their 
travelling on the Lord’s Day—a Committee to confider of 
Entertainments and Prefents given them by Sheriffs, and the 
Exaétions of their Servants, 3 July. Order for their Meet- 
ing, 14. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Order for their publifh- 
ing at the Aflizes, Votes concerning the Legality of the 
Commiffion of Array, 19 July. Order reported ; agreed to 
by Lords; Serjeant to fend a fpecial Meffenger to deliver 
them; to be allowed for his Charges, 20. Another Com- 
mittee to examine their Proceedings in packing Grand Juries, 
25 Aug. 

Justices of Peace, 1642, a Committee to confider of the King’s 
difplacing fome and replacing others, 23 Aug. 






































16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


kV EEPER, Lord, deelares the Caufes of fummoning the 

Parliament, 13 Apr. Purport of his Speech to be reported, 

16. Reported; Order for an Entry that it was done by the 
King’s Command, 17. 

Kent, Earl of, Lord Steward’s Order touching changing his 
Title, Page 2. 

King rides in State to Westminster-abby—declares the Caufes of 
fummoning the Parliament, 13 Apr—His Command for in- 
forming Houfe what was delivered by himfelf and Lord Keeper 
fignified; Order thereupon, 16. Effect of his Speech re- 
ported ; Order for an Entry that it was done by his Command, 
17. Meflages to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 13 &amp; 15 
Apr. &amp; 5 May. Communicating the Scots Covenanters 
Letter to the French King ; Proceedings thereupon, 16 Apr. 
—To attend him at Whitehall, 21.—Report of his Speech to 
be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 22.—Con- 
ference defired by Lords to communicate King’s Speech to 
them about a Supply; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held; Houfe informed they were not ready to report, 
25. Report; Refolutions thereupon, 27. Vide Privileges. 
Refolutions to be-entered, 28. Meflage, defiring a prefent 
Anfwer concerning a Supply, contidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe; Report; Order thereupon; King to be ac- 
quainted with it, 2 May. His Anfwer reported; Meflage 
further confidered ; further Report; Order thereupon; King 
to be acquainted therewith, 4. 

King’s Bench, Debate about the Power of Houfe to fend for Re- 
cords from thence; Precedent of a Lord Chief Juftice attending 
with them himfelf vouched, 20 Apr. Copies thereof ordered, 
without waving Privilege, 21. 


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King’s Tenants of Colne, Itchtenhill, ‘&amp;c. Bill for confirming 
their Copyholds, read, 30 Apr. Committed, 1 May. 





16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. ¥. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


EELING, Mr. 1642, Information againft him and the 

Mayor of Hertford; Order for their Attendance, 1 June. 
Witneffes to be examined by the Committee for Informations, 
3. ——Report concerning him; Order for committing him 
clofe Prifoner to Windfor Caftle, and fecuring his Eftate, 2 
Feb. For his continuing there, 11. 

Keeper, Lord, 1640. Vide Finch—declares the Caufes cf fum- 
moning the Parliament, 3 Nov. 

1642. Vide Littleton—Meflage to inquire whether the 
Seal is always in his Hands, 11 Aug. 

Kellaway, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for de- 
ferting the Train, 8 Aug. 

Kellett, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Kelly, Lord Vifcount, 1642, Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon, 27 Sept. Vide Cholmley, Sir Robert. 

Kelway, Rob. 1642, Order for difarmng and bringing him up 
in fafe Cuftody, 15 Od. His Petition and Order for his 
Difcharge, 4 Jan. 

Kemp, Rich. 1640, to be fent for by Serjeant to anfwer a Com- 
plaint againft him, 21 Jan. 

1641, not to leave the Kingdom without Leave of 
IToufe, 19 Aug. His Petition to be confidered, 31. Read ; 
Bufinefs refpited, 6 Sept. Has Leave to go to Virginia; his 
Petition remitted to the Confideration of the Governor and 
Council, 8. 

Edw. 1642. Vide Priveleges. 

— Wm. :642, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him out of 

the Commitiion of the Peace, 28 Apr. Report touching 

Letters lately brought by him from Oxford, go Jan. 

Sir Robert, 1642, Order for difarming him, 18 Oét. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 

—~ Sir Nicolas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 
“eb. 

Kendall, Wm. 1642, Petition, 27 May. Vide Bickley. 

Kendall, 1642, Petition of Gentry, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s An- 
fwer to Perfons who preferred it; Petition to be printed, 6 
Aug.— Another read ; Order for Defence of the Town, 3 
Dec. 

Kenkin, David. Vide Hollifton. 

Kenfworth, 1641, Commoners to be reftrained from pulling 
down Inclofures till further Order, 18 May. 

Kent, 1640, Grievances from thence repreiented, 9 Nov. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Marfh Lands read, and referred to 
Dr. Tomfon’s Committee, 22 Dec. Vide Fens Another 
touching Church Government read, and, with feveral of the 
like Nature, debated, 13 Jan. 

1641, Care of the County recommended by Lords, 
7 May. Petition of Clothiers referred to the Committee for 
Clothing, 11. new Writ, 2 Feb. Petition of Gentle- 
men, &amp;c. read ; Speaker's Anfwer to Perfons who preferred 
it; Copy of another to Lords read, and approved, 8.—Earl 
of Leicefter nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10. Deputy 
Lieutenants approved; others to be recommended to ce. 
17 &amp; 22 Mar. 

—— 1642, Others approved, 28 May. 13, June.—Lord 
Lieutenant to be moved to give Deputations forthwith to them, 
7 June—Members Deputy Lieutenants to receive Directions 
from Lord Lieutenant for ordering the Militia, 14. Lords 
to be moved to defire him to grant Deputations, and appoint 
a Day for putting the Militia in Execution, 6 July. Their 
Concurrence fignified, 16. Members Deputy Lieutenants 
to go down, and ailift—Order for Indemnity of Volun- 
teers agreed to by Lords, 6 July.—Deputies to wait on the 
Lieutenant for their Deputations, 13.—Members, &amp;c. to 
take care the Judge, in his Circuit, publifhes the Order con- 
cerning the Commiffion of Array ; to withdraw, and prepare 
Infiructions; Form thereof, 22.—Ear] of Pembroke nomi- 
nated Lord Lieutenant; approved by Lords, 10 Aug. Lords 
to be moved for putting the Militia in Execution forthwith, 
and that the Lord Lieutenant may grant Deputations, 11. 
—Arms to be dittributed by his Warrant ; Perfon to be ac- 
countable to him for what he has already diftributed, 16.— 
Order for valuing the Horfe, and receiving the Contribution- 
money, agreed to by Lords, 19.—A Committee to difpofe of 
Arms for the Ufe of the County—Letter from Mr. Sandys to 
Lord General, defiring the Militia may be put in Execution, 
26.—Inftrutions to the Committee ; agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Members and Deputy Lieutenants to go down to advance 

the Propofitions for Horfe, &amp;c. 9 &amp; 14 Sept. One excufed 

on account of Ilnefs, 16. Deputy Lieutenants impowered to 
appoint Commiflioners for valuing Horfe, &amp;c. their Inftruétions 
declared 






























































INDE X @o the SeEconnp VoLuME. 


declared an Ordinance of Parliament, 17. Deputy Lieu- 
tenants approved, and agreed to by Lords, 22 &amp; 29 Sept. 

11.27. &amp; 30 Ott. 5 Dec. Order about fending 
up Money colleéted upon the Propofitions, 12 O¢t.—Order 
for marching Dragoons thither to be recommended to Lord 
General’s Care, 15.—Under-fheriff to be fummoned to at- 
tend, 25. Examined; Order for his Indemnity for not 
publifhing Proclamations, 26.—a Committee to examine the 
Bufinefs concerning the Clerkfhip of the Peace, 29. Order 
for raifing 2,000 Horfe, 5 Dec.—Deputy Lieutenants to be 
thanked for ftopping a Bag with Letters from London to Do- 
ver, 15.——Sheriff to be brought in fafe Cuftody to be exa- 
mined ; no Perfon to {peak with him, 9 Jan. Member to 
go down to advance the weekly Affeffment, 7 Mar. Infor- 
mations touching a Petition prefented at Maidftone ; Articles 
read; Informant examined; Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon; agreed to, and held, 28 Mar. Several to be fent for 
as Delinquents; others to be fummoned to appear; a Com- 
mittee of both Houtles to confider the Informations, 28 &amp; 29. 
Blunt's Teftimony; thanked thereupon; Copy of the Peti- 
tion read, 29. Petition returned from Lords; Meflage to 
them, defiring they would appoint a Time for the Committee 
to meet; their Anfwer ; the Committee impowered to alter the 
Time and Place of Meeting; Committee added in the room of 
one gone into the Country, 30. Patties examined, 1 &amp; 4 
Apr. Order for the Committee to fit the whole Afternoon, 
agreed to by Lords; Chairman delivers his Papers to another 
Member, 4. Witneiles to attend the Committee; Power 
given them to appoint a Sub-committee ; 5. Order for Meet- 
ing of the Sub-committee ; Informations referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Houfes; Power given them to difcharge Wit- 
nefles, 6. Witneffes examined have Liberty to return home; 
Printing the Petition referred to the Committee for Printing ; 
Petition to be feized where-ever found, and burnt by the 
common Hangman, 7. Printer confefles the printing it, 8. 
Report to be made, g. Conference defired by Lords concern- 
ing the Petition ; agreed to; held, and reported, 21. Houfe 
informed that, at the laft Quarter Seflion, the Jutiices dif- 
claimed and protefted againft it, 22. Parties examined; Con- 
ference defired with Lords ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 28. A Petition prefented, and read; Per- 
fons examined concerning it; fome committed to Prifon ; 
Petitioners to attend till Houfe returns from a Conference ; 
called in; Speaker’s Anfwer to them; Lords to be acquainted 
with the Petition, and Proceedings thereupon ; a Committee 
to prepare a Declaration of the Reafons, 30. A Petition, 
difclaiming the former, read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who brought it, 5 May. Bufinefs concerning Kent to be 
reported, 1 Aug. Proceedings of the Committee at the Affizes, 
and the Carriage of Perfons, reported, and referred to the 
Committee for Defence of the Tieton, 2. Order againtt 
printing the Petition, 13.—for feizing thofe that are printed, 
15.—tor fupprefling it, 19.—Lift of Delinquents referred to 
the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom—Petition of well- 
affected Gentlemen; Petitioner heard in the Name of the reft ; 
a Committee to prepare Anfwer; Anfwer delivered by Speaker, 
5°. 

Kerry, Lord, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Adven- 
turers, 9 Aug. Serjeaut Major and Chief Captain in his Regiment 
appointed, 18. ‘To have a Commiffion for raifing and wanf- 
porting 2,000 Men; Officers to be chofen out of Reformadoes; 
Captains appointed ; referred to him to chufe Lieutenants and 
Enfigns, 20.—Petition of cafhiered Officers of his Regiment 
referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 24.—Refolutions 
touching his levying Men, and the raifing the Levy-money, 

Treafurers fur the Adventurers to pay him 2,000/. 29. 

Arms to be prepared for his Regiment, 19 Dec. 

Kethe, John, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Kettleby, Captain Tho. 1641, appointed to be Captain in the 
Navy, 10 Mar. 

1642, Letter concerning fufpicious Paflages of him and 
Sir H. Stradlinge read; to be fent to Lords, with Defire that 
the Earl of Warwick may be moved to command them to 
come in, and, upon Refufal, to inforce them, 17 Aug. Earl to 
be defired to feize them, 24. Informations againft him 
read; Refolution for impeaching him of high Treafon, 11 
Od. 
Keyes, Captain, 1641, to be fent for forthwith, 3 May. 
etter concerning him referred to the Commiflioners for [rith 
Affairs, 4 June. 

Keynton, and Parts adjacent, 1642, to be fearched for Arms 
beionging to Lord General, 24 Nov. 

Kidwell, Rob. 1642, Order for difarming him, 17 O&amp;. 

Kilcop, Tho. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to proceed 
againft him for publifhing a fcandalous Pamphlet, 28 Apr. 

Kildare, Earl of, 1640, Petition with the Grand Committee for 
Irith Affairs referred to the Sub-committee, 3 Dec. Report to 
be made, 24 &amp; 31. Made; a Committee to prepare Tranf- 
miffion thereof, and to confider of a Way for a Commiffion to 


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him for examining Witneffes, 6 Jan. Order for their Sitting 
12. 

1641, Declaration laid afide, 8 Sept. His Defire of 
a Command in the Irifh Expedition ; to be recommended to 
Lord Lieutenant, 7 Feb. 

- 1642, the Committee for Contributions to confider of 
Relief to him, 15 July. 

Countefs of, 1641, to have 200/. out of the Contribu- 
tion-money for Relief of diftreffed Perfons, 1 Mar. Order 
fent to Lords, 16. Agreed to by them, 19. 

Killefby, 1642, Letter from thence about Abufes done by the 
King’s Soldiers, to be printed, 10 Aug. 

Killigrew, Roger, 1640, to be fummoned as a Witnels, 27 

ov. 

Sir Wm. 1641, Petition, 30 June-——Read ; examined 
thereupon, 19 Aug.——Order for fummoning him to attend ; 
refpited; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 4 Jan——To be 
bailed, 12 Feb. His Bail approved, 17. 

Tho. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Feb. 

——--— H. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. to 
Ireland, 14 May. Order for taking off the Reftraint of his 
Horfes, 2 Aug. ‘ 

Mr. 1642, Exceptions taken to his Words during a De- 
bate upon a Meflage ion the King; previous Queftion that 
he be voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, Neg.; 
reprehended, 1 Apr. ‘Order for bringing up his Herfes 
ftayed at Enfield—for re-delivering them, 24 June. 

Killinghall, Ralph, 1641, Petition read, and, with the Petitioner, 
reierred to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 27 Jan. 

Kilpor, Lord, 1641, to have Warrant to pais out of the King- 
dom, with Servants, 12 Feb. 

Kilvert, Mr. 1640. Vide Abel—to remain in Cuflody, 19 &amp; 20 
Nov. To be bailed, 3 Dec.——Petition read, 5 Jan. Not 
to be bailed, 19. 

1641, Like Order, 1 Sept. 

Kimbolton, Lord, 1641, Bill for clearing and vindicating him, 
Denzill Hollis, Sir Arthur Hafelrigg, John Pym, John Hamp- 
den, and Wm. Strode, from a feigned and {candalous Aecu- 
fation of High Treafon, read twice, and committed, 16 Feb. 
Order for Meeting of the Committee, 21. Bill reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 26. ——Paffed, 1 Mar. Sent to Lords; Re- 
port of Delivery, 2. Letter from the King concerning the 
Bill communicated by Lords at a Conference, read, 24. 

1642, another Bill read twice, 3 Jan. Patfled, 7. 

King, 1640, comes by Water to Wefiminfter Bridge—goes at 
tended by Lords to the Abbey—declares the Cautes of fum- 
moning the Parliament, 3 Nov.—Meflage to attend him in 
the Houfe of Peers, 5.—Order for making the Report com- 
manded by him, 7. Keport made; Copies to be delivered to 
Members, requiring them—his Meflage about a Proclama- 
tion for difarming Papifts read, 9. Thanks thereupon, 11.— 
Motion for a Courfe to prevent informing him of any thing in 
Agitation in the Houfe, 12.—His Anfwer to a Meffage about 
fending for Two Members of the Irifh Parliament—to a Mef- 
fage concerning Lord Montmorris’s Letter to Earl of Straf- 
ford, 14.—His Meffage about an Attempt to aflaffinate Mr. 
Heywood; Thanks thereupon, 23.—His Warrant for the 
Commitment of Moore, a Prieft, read, 30. His Anfwer 
to Meflage defiring him to remove Popifh Officers out of Gar- 
rifon Towns, 2 Dec.—to Meflage for Leave to debate ‘his 
Revenue and Expence ; Thanks thereupon, 14.—His Speech 
at Whitehall read by his Order, 25.—His Meffage to attend 
him there, 29 ——His Anfwer to Meffage defiring him to pats 
Bill for Relief of the Army and northern Parts, 15 Feb. 
to Meffage concerning fecuring the Seas from Turkifh Pirates, 
6 Mar.—to Meflage for a Commiffion to the Convocation to 
treat of Subfidies, 22. 

1641, Meflages to attend him in the Houfe of Peers, 25 
Mar. 1, 13. &amp; 22 May 5. 12. &amp; 30 July—-7 &amp; 10 

Aug.— Gives Royal Aifent to a Bill, 25 Mar——His 

Speech to both Houfes at Whitehall concerning difarming 

Papifts, and difbanding the lrifh Army, 30 Apr. His 

‘Speech in the Houfe of Peers reported, 3 May.—His Anfwer 

concerning making Earl of Salifbury Lord Lieutenant of 

Dorfetfhire ; Thanks thereupon, 10. Conference defired by 

Lords concerning the King’s Journey into Scotland; agreed to; 

Managers appointed ; Conference held; another Conference 

defired with them; agreed to; fame Managers appointed ; 

Conference held, 26 June. Free Conference defired . Lords ; 

agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, and 

reported ; another Conference defired by them; agreed to; 
fame Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 

Lords to be defired to join in petitioning him todefer his Journey 

till 10th of Auguft, 29. A Committee to aflign Reafons ; 

Reafons reported ; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers 

appointed ; Conference held; Lords defired to haften their 

Anfwer; free Conference defired by Lords; agreed to; 

Managers appointed; free Conference held, and reported ; 

Houfe infift on their former Decree; another free Conference 

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defired with Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed ; free 
Conference held, 7. A.Committee to prepare Heads for a 
Conference touching the Stay of his Journey ; Heads reported ; 
Conference to be defired; Managers appointed; Conference 
held; free Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed; free Conference held, and reported ; Meflage 
from Lords, fignifying what time the King would be attended 
at Whitehall; his Anfwer to the Defire of deferring his Journey 
reported; Conference defired by Lords concerning Scots Com- 
miffioners Antwer, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Confer- 
ence held, and reported; Anfwer to be contidered, 8. Both 
Anfwers referred to a Committee; their Report ; Votes touch- 
ing Counfellors to go with the King, 9.—Bill for authorizing 
Commiflioners to give the Royal Aifent to certain Bills, read, 
9. Committed, with the Commiffion; reported; free Con- 
ference defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
free Conference held; Refolution for fending Commiffioners 
to attend the King; Number of them; Lords to be moved to 
join in petitioning the King for a Commiflion, and to fend 
likewise fome of their own Members, or authorize thofe fent 
by Houfe, 10. A Committee to prepare Heads for Inftruc- 
tions for them, 14. To withdraw; Inftructions reported ; 
free Conference to be defired concerning their Power; Mana- 
gers appointed; free Conference agreed to; free Conference 
held, and reported, 16. Lords defired to haften their Anfwer ; 
Anfwer reported ; free Conference defired with: Lords concern- 
ing the Commiffion; Inftructions, and a Petition to the King, 
and concerning the Commiflioners, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Petition and Inftructions reported, read, and to be 
fent to King; further Proceedings, 18. Ingroffled Copies 
read, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords; their Concurrence 
fignified ; Order for the Meflenger read; Form of the Com- 
million, 19. Ordinance concerning the Committees reported ; 
Inftructions; free Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to, held, and reported; another defired by Lords, 
agreed to, held, and reported, 20. Conference defired by 
Lords concerning a Letter from the King touching the Peti- 
tion and Commiflion, agreed to ; Reporters and Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, go. Letter from the Committees 
read, 8 Sept. Meflage from Lords, defiring to hear about 
them; Metienger difmiffled without Anifwer ; Conference de- 
fired with Lords concerning Infiructions to be fent to them; 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held; another 
defired by Lords, about a Committee they have appointed for 
receiving and anf{wering Letters, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported; Meflage from Lords, 
defiring to know if Houfe have appointed a Committee for 
that Purpofe; Anfwer thereto, 9. A Committee to pre- 
pare a Forin of Congratulation for his fafe Return, 10 Nov. 
A Committee to confider of Sums demanded and paid in 
Places where the King paffes, 3 July —Another Committee to 
confider of the Parliament’s fitting when the King is out of the 
Kingdom, 28. Impowered to look into former Commiffions ; 
Report; Lords to be defired to join in petitioning for a Com- 
miflion appointing a Cuftos Regni, and for an Act that it 
fhall not determine til! his Return; Conference defired there- 
upon; Managers appointed, 29. Conference agreed to, 
and held, go. Meffage to Lords, defiring their Anfwer, 
4 Aug. Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Com- 
mittee to confider Lords Propofitions, 5. Report; Refolution 
for infifting on their former Requeft concerning a Custos Reg- 
ni; Houfe to confider Reafons in Maintenance of the Vote; 
Vote to be infifted on at a Conference ; a Committee to pre- 
pare Reafons; Reafons reported; Conference defired; Ma- 
nagers appointed, 6. Free Conference defired by Lords, agreed 
to; Managers and Reporters appointed, 7. His Anfwer to 
Meflage, defiring him to give Royal Affent to Three Bills to- 
gether, 3 July. To Lords concerning a general Pardon, 
communicated by them to Houfe, 16 Aug.—Conference de- 
fired by Lords, concerning his Letter to Lord Keeper, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held ; Copy thereof 
prefented, 26. His Letter to Speaker read, 4 Nov.—A 
Committee to prepare Declaration to clear his Honour from 
the Scandals of Irith Rebels, 30. Order for their Meeting, 
3, Dec.—— His Meflage concerning replacing Stores iffued for 
Ireland, 17 Jan. His Letter and Meffage concerning ex- 
ceptionable Words in Mr. Pym’s Speech at a Conference, re- 
ferred to a Committee, 8 Feb. Another Meflage read, and 
referred, 24.—— Perfons to attend the Committee; Committees 
added, 1.8.&amp; 14, Mar. Anfwer reported, and re-committed, 
S. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 8 &amp; 14. Anfwer re- 
ported from Re-commitment, agreed to, to be fair written, and 
fent to King, 15. His Anfwer reported, 24. His Meflage 
concerning putting the Laws againft Recufants in Execution, 
banifhing the Seven Priefts, and going in Perfon into Ireland, 
fent from Lords, with a Form of Thanks; Form agreed to, 
and to be prefented by a Committee of both Houtfes, 14. 
King’s Anfwer reported, 17. Propofition concerning moving 
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Lords to join in befeeching the King to return to Town, to 
be confidered, 12 Jan. A Committee to withdraw, and 
prepare Reafons to be prefented to the King for his {peedy 
coming near the Parliament; Reafons reported, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 7 Mar. His Speech upon the 
Delivery reported; Mefflage to Lords, defiring them to join 
in Order for printing the Reafons; their Anfwer, 12. Refolu- 
tions touching Perfons who advifed him to abfent himfelf, 16. 
Refolution for appointing Two Members, and defiring Lords 
to appoint One, to refide about him—a Committec to prepare 
Heads for a Conference concerning a Meiiage to acquaint him 
with Informations from Elfinore, bis Abfence from the Parlia- 
ment, and his Speech at Newmarket, 18. Heads reported ; 
Conference defired with Lords; agreed to; Managers ap- 
ointed; Conference held, and reported; free Conference 
defired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed, 19. Free 
Conference held, and reported ; Meflage to be fair written, and 
prefented to King, 21. A Committee of both Houfes ap- 
pointed for that Purpofe, 22—Conference defired by Lords 
concerning his Letter and Declaration at Newmarket, agreed 

to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 24. 
1642, Declaration to be confidered, 28 &amp; 29. Confi- 
dered, and referred to a Committee, 29. Another Com- 
mittee to confider that, and the Declaration of both Houfes 
preceding it, 2 Apr. Order for their Sitting, notwithfianding 
the Sitting of Houfe, 4 &amp; g. Declaration reported, 18. To 
be read, 21. Read, and re-committed; the Committee in- 
joined to attend the Service, 22. Committee added; Bu- 
finefs recommended to his Care, 26.—Refolution for fending 
Committees to attend the King at York, 209. His Anfwer 
to Meilage concerning [Information from Elfinore read ; Con- 
ference defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; 
Subftance thereof; Conference held, 30 Mar. (Quettion 
that Houfe go into a Committee upon the Anfwer, Neg. 1 
Apr. &lt;Anfwer confidered,1 &amp; 2. Refolution thereapon, 2. 
—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Meflage about 
his going to Ireland, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, and reported; Meflage to Lords, acquainting them 
Houfe agrees to adjourn the Debate thereon, 11 Apr. Lords 
Vote concerning it agreed to, and referred to a Committee of 
both Houfes; Petition reported, read, agreed to, ‘and to be 
fair written; ingroffed Petition read, and to be delivered at a 
Conference, 14. Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords 
Amendments agreed to; Petition to be prefented by a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, 15. His Anfwer, 22. Further An- 
{wer communicated by Lords, read, and to be confidered, 25. 
—Conference defired by Lords concerning his Letters to the 
Earls of Effex and Holland, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 12 Apr. Reported ; Refolutions thereupon 
to be delivered to Lords at a Conference; Conference to be 
defired ; Managers appointed, 13. Conference defired, agreed 
to, and held, 14.—His Letter concerning pafling Bills, com- 
municated by Lords, 22.—A Committee to confider his Oath; 
his ufual Anfwer at refufing Bills, and Precedents of Proceed- 
ings againft Perfons for High Treafon, notwithftanding his 
Command, and the Parliament’s putting Forces in Places of 
Strength, 16 May. Conference defired by Lords concerning 
Matters of Great Importance; Exceptions taken to the Mef- 
fage, as too general; Conference agreed to, but not to be 
drawn into Precedent; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; Lords Votes and Petition agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 20. Amendments agreed to by them; Committees 
at York to prefent them, 21. His Anfwer read, 30.—An- 
other Committee to examine the Oath with the Record, 21. 
Their Report, 23.—King’s Letter to Major Skippon to attend 
him at York ; Refolution thereupon ; Skippon to attend Houfe, 
17 May. His Meflage to the Committee at York, and De- 
claration to the Freeholders, read ; Conference defired by Lords, 
concerning a Letter and Declaration received from their Com- 
mittees, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; a Committee of both Houfes to confider what is 
fit to be done thereupon, 6 June.—His Anfwer concerning the 
Commiffion for raifing additional Forces for [reland, 16.— 
Conference defired by Lords concerning his Deelaration, dif- 
avowing any Intentions of making War, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare Anfwer, 17,—His Letter concerning 
putting the Commiffion of Array in Execution, 18. Vide 
Leicestershire—His Letter to Lord Mayor, concerning Loans 
of Money for raifing Horfe, read; a Committee to fupprefs it, 
and prepare Declaration in Anfwer thereto; Declaration re- 
ported, 18. Agreed to by Lords, 20.—His Declaration to all 
his loving Subjects, &amp;c. read, and referred to Committee of 
both Houfes, 21. Order againft printing it, 17 Aug. 
Proclamation, forbidding Levies of Forces without the King’s 
exprefs Command, referred to a Committee, 24 June. 
Conference defired by Lords, concerning his Book about taifing 
Money and Horfe, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Con- 
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ference held, and reported, 2 July—His Anfwer to Order 
for delivering Arms for Ireland, 7.—Petition to move him to 
good Accord with his Parliament, read, and agreed to, 
12. Lords Concurrence fignified; a Committee of both 
Houfes to prefent Inftructions, 13. Pafflages of the Deli- 
very reported; Conference defired by Lords concerning 
his Anfwer, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported; Anfwer referred to a Committee, 23. 
Read a Second time; Queftion that Houfe go into a Com- 
mittee thereupon, Neg.; Refolution to fend an Anfwer; 
Subftance thereof; a Committee to prepare that and a Decla- 
ration to the People; Petition and Anfwer to be printed, 25. 
Reply reported, and agreed to, 26. Sent to Lords—Depofi- 
tions concerning Words fpoken at prefenting the Petition ; 
to be printed, 28.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a 
Meffage from him, and a Proclamation touching Sir Jo. Ho- 
tham and Earl of Warwick, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; a Committee to prepare An- 
fwer to the Meflage, 13 July. Anfwer reported, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 14—His Warrant of Re- 
firaint to the Officers of the Navy, read, 16.—Conference de- 
fired by Lords, concerning his Warrant for apprehending Per- 
fons, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
reported; Refolution thereupon, 18. Note of Arms fent 
for by him from Amfterdam, read, and to be printed, 1 Aug. 
—Conference defired by Lords, concerning a Proclamation for 
fupprefling the Rebellion, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; a Committee to prepare De- 
claration concerning the Advifers thereof, 11. Order for their 
Meeting ; Committees added, 12. Declaration reported, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; difperfing it recom- 
mended to the Care of One Member, 13,—His Meflage about 
the Parliament’s borrowing 100,000/. of the Money raifed for 
Ireland, referred to a Committee, 16. Order againft printing it, 
17. Committees added, 20. Antwer read, and re-committed ; 
Inftruction; Anfwer reported from Re-commitment, 30. 
Letter to be fent to Secretary Nicholas for Delivery thereof, or- 
dered, 5 Sept. Read, and figned by Speaker; Antfwer to be fair 
written, and inclofed, 7. Declaration that all who affift the 
King are Traitors, agreed to by Lords, 16 Aug. His Mef- 
fage concerning it read twice ; a Committee to withdraw, and 
prepare Heads for a Conference; Heads reported, and agreed 
to; Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 5. Proclama- 
tion of his fetting up his Standard read, 17 Aug.—Referred to 
the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 18.—His Met- 
fage touching a Treaty for Peace; Refolution thereupon ; 
Heads for a Conference agreed to; Conference to be defired ; 
Managers appointed ; Conterence agreed to, and held ; another 
Conference detired by Lords, agreed to, and held ; Lords An- 
{wer reported, and agreed to, with Amendments, 26. Mef- 
fage and Anfwer to be printed, 29——-Another Meflage read ; 
a Committee to prepare Heads for an Anfwer, 13 Sept. To 
withdraw, and frame a Draught, 14. Anfwer reported, read 
feveral Times, and agreed to; Conference defired thereupon ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 15. An- 
fwer returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 
16.Heads of a Petition to be prefented by Earl of ‘Effex, to 
be confidered, 15 &amp; 16. Confidered; One agreed to, 17. 
A Committee to prepare it, 19. Petition reported, read feve- 
ral Times, and agreed to, 20. Lords Concurrence fignified, 
21. Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter from 
Earl of Effex about the Delivery of the Petition, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; Refo- 
lutions thereupon ; free Conference defired with Lords, agreed 
to; Manager appointed ; free Conference held, 3 Oct. Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning One of the Propofitions, 
in Anfwer to the Letter; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Debate thereupon; Houfe ad- 
here to their former Vote ;- a Committee to aflign Reafons, 5. 
Free Conference to be defired with Lords; Managers appoint- 
ed; free Conference agreed to, and held; Votes reported, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to; Votes to be 
fent to Lord General, 7. His Letter, with Earl Dorfet’s An- 
fwer, concerning the Delivery, read, and to be printed; City 
to be acquainted therewith, 20.—-The Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom to prepare a Petition for a Treaty, 2 
Nov. Conference defired by Lords concerning it, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; Peti- 
tion read, and agreed to; Letter from Lords to be fent by a 
Meffenger, with a ‘Trumpet, agreed to, 3. Previous Quef- 
tion for fending Mefiengers for a fafe Conduct, Affirmative, 5. 
Papers from the King communicated by Lords; fafe Conduct 
read; Debate thereon; Quettion for accepting it, Neg. voted 
a Refufal of a Treaty; Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Heads thereof; Managers appointed; Conference agreed to, 
held, and reported ; a Committee to prepare a Declaration, 7. 
To prepare a Letter of Reafons for not accepting the fafe Con- 
duét, 8. Refolutions concerning a Petition to be fent to the 
King, and concerning One of the Meffengers; Conference 


defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Confer- 
ence held; Lords Concurrence to the Votes fignified, 9. Let- 
ter from Meffengers at Uxbridge read, 11. Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning King’s Anfwer to the Petition, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Draught of a Letter from Lords read, and agreed to, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by them, 12. 
Declaration concerning the Carriage of the Treaty, and the 
Affault upon Parliament Forces pending the fame, read, 13. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter from the King 
about his advancing to Brentford; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare an Anfwer, and a Declaration touchin 
the Proceedings of Parliament for a Peace, 14. Anfwer read, 
and agreed to; returned from Lords, with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, 16. Conference defired by Lords 
concerning King’s Speech and: Proteftation at the Head of his 
Army; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
30 Sept. Reported; a Committee of both Houfes to prepare 
Anfwer, and frame a Proteftation in behalf of the Parliament, 
1O&amp;. Meffage from Lords, defiring an Anfwer to the Con- 
ference, 3.—Order for feizing Money informed to be fending 
to him, 11.—His Letter to Mr. Powell referred to a Commit- 
tee, 1°. Order againft publifhing Two Proclamations ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Nov.—Intercepted Papers, 
fent from the King to his Printer, communicated by Lords— 
Conference defired by Lords concerning a Meflage from the 
King; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported,19. Meflage to be confidered, 19. Confidered in 
a Committee of the whole Houfe, 21 &amp; 22. Refolution for 
defiring him to return to his Parliament, 21.—Touching the 
Security of Religion, Laws, and Liberty ; Conference defired 
thereupon; agreed to; One Head thereof; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 22. Another Conference defired by 
Lords concerning an Anfwer; agreed to; Reporters appoint- 
ed ; Conference held, and reported; Anfwer agreed to, with 
Amendments, 23. Another Conference defired by them ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; Amendments agreed to by Lords; Manner of fendin 
the Anfwer, 24. King’s Anfwer communicated by Lords, and 
read, 28. To be confidered, 2 Dec. Declaration, in An- 
{wer to King’s Declaration after the Battle of Kineton, ordered, 
2. Read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired at 
a Conference, 8. Conference defired ; Managers appointed, 
12. Conference agreed to; Meflage to Lords, defiring them 
to defer it, 13. Their Concurrence fignified ; Order for print- 
ing it, 22. Intercepted Letters from King to the Sheriffs 
of Norfolk and Suffolk, and to the Bifhops of Lincoln and 
Norwich, read, 5 Jan.—A Committee to prepare Declaration 
concerning his Letter to Sheriffs to receive Moneys upon Bill 
for 400,000 l. 23.-—His Letter to Earl of Newcaftle fent up 
by a Committee; Order for opening it; previous Queftion 
for printing it, Neg. 24 Jan.—His Letter and Declaration to the 
Sheriffs of London, and Mafter and Wardens of feveral Com- 
panies, read; Order againft publifhing it ; a Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for Indemnity of the Sheriffs for not publifhing 
Papers ; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference there- 
upon, 24. Charge againft Lord Mayor, and his Anfwer, re- 
ferred, 28.—Intercepted Letter from him to the Queen, read, 
and to be printed ; a Committee to prepare a Conclufion to be 
printed therewith; Conference defired thereupon; agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held; another defired by 
Lords ; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
30. Reported ; Order againft printing or giving out any Co- 
pies of the Letter, 3). Petition concerning putting off. the 
next Affizes, read, and agreed to, 15 Feb. rds Concur- 
rence fignified, 17.—King’s Proclamation for the Safety of the 
Navy and the Kingdom, read; a Committee to prepare De- 
claration in Anfwer thereto, 21. Proclamation, prohibiting 
the Affociation of divers Counties, read, 2 Mar. Vide 
Association. 


1640, Bill aa the a Tenants of Clitheroe, 


Itchtenhill, &amp;c. read, 27 
Committees added, 10 Mar. 
1641, Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 21 July. Paffed, 
30. Sent to Lords, 23 Nov. 
1642, Information of Money defigned for -the King’s 
Children being feized; Order for Re-delivery thereof, 23 Aug. 
Order for removing them to a fecure Place in London; 
agreed to by Lords—a Comanitepe to prepare Ordinance, en- 
abling Mr. Holland to receive and iffue Moneys afligned for 
them, 24 O&amp;. Order for paying him 800/. monthly; agreed 
to by Lords, 27——For paying it into the Exchequer, 1 
Nov. Revoked—Mr. Holland to prepare Ordinance for ap- 
pointing himfelf Receiver, 16. Ordinance reported, 18. 
Agreed to by Lords, 24. Conference defired by Lords 
concerning them; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Confer- 
ence held, and reported; Order for removing them to St. 
James’s—for recommending it to Earl of Pembroke to conti- 
oL nue 


Ov. ommitted, 30 Dec. 





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nue his Care of them—Houfe adhere to their former Vote con- 
cerning Mr. Holland, 1 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 





Servants may take the Oaths, 10 Nov. To be moved for a 
Commiffion to fome Lords to tender them, 13.—Order for 
committing fome of them to the Clinke ; Examination of the 
Bufinefs concerning them referred to the Committee for Infor- 
mations, 19.—Conference defired by Lords touching fome 
Order for their Refort to; agreed to, 14 Dec.—Queftion for 
Leave to them to go, Neg. 21. 

‘King, Sir Rob. Member of the Irifh Parliament, 1640, to be 
fummoned to give Evidence againft Earl of Strafford and Sir 
a Ratcliffe ; King to be moved for Direétions therein, 13 

ov. 

~——— Mr. 1641, Exceptions taken at his reprehending Speak- 
er; ordered to withdraw ; called in, and pardoned, upon his 
Acknowlegement, 15 Feb. 

1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 

27 Feb. 

Mr. 1642, to attend, upon Information againft him for 

delivering Skins ordered to be fiayed, 12 July. Matter refer- 

red to the Committee for Cuftomers, 14. 

Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

Philip, and John, 1642, to be fent fur as Delinquents, 

23 Nov. 

Dr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Kingdom, 1640, a Committee to prepare a faithful Repyefenta- 
tion of the State thereof, 10 Nov. Petitions and a Report re- 
ferred, 13. 16. 25, &amp; 26. Committee impowered to receive 
all Matters for Advancement of their Bufinefs, and prefent 
them to Houfe, 13. Order for their Meeting, 1. Jan. 
For making ufe of fo much of a Petition as will conduce to 
preparing the Remonfirance, 12 Feb. Committee added in 
the room of one called up to Houfe of Peers, 25. 

1641, the Committee to prepare Heads of Grievances, 

2 Apr. Order for their Meeting, 16 &amp; 28.—For making Re- 

port, 28 &amp; 30 Apr. 5 &amp; 29 May. —-12 June. 25 &amp; 

29 Oct. Committee revived, 4 May. Committees added, 4 

May. 11 June. 11 Aug.——Committee to meet, not- 

withftanding the Sitting of Houfe, 5 &amp; 6 May.——To ftand, 

1 June. Declaration read, 8 Nov. Proceedings there- 

upon, 8, 9, 10. 15,&amp; 16. Declaration, with Amendments, 

read, and to be ingroffed, 19. Ingroffed Declaration read, 
and to be debated, 20. Debated and pafled ; Order for print- 
ing it, 22. Same Committee to prepare a Petition to be pre- 
fented therewith, 25. Petition reported, and read twice, to 
be fair written, and prefented ; Copy of the Declaration to be 
fent to Lords, 27.—A Committee appointed to prefent them, 

30. Gentlemen appointed to read them, 1 Dec. Report 

of Delivery, 2. Previous and main Quettions for printing the 

Declaration, feverally Affirmative, 15. King’s Letter to 

Speaker read ; his Anfwer to the Petition read twice, and re- 

ferred to the Committee, 23.—Free Conference defired by 

Lords concerning weighty Affairs of the Kingdom; agreed to; 

Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and reported—a 

Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference about fecuring 

the Land as well as the Sea; Inftruction, 8 May. Heads re- 

orted, 10.——Committee to prepare Remonftrances of the 

State of the Kingdom and Church, 23 July——Order for 

prefenting it, 2 Aug.—Another Committee to prepare them, 3. 

Order for their Sitting, 7 &amp; 12. Committees added, 11.—— 

Method of putting the Kingdom into a Pofture of Defenee, to 

be confidered, 9 &amp; 10 Aug. A Committee to prepare Heads 

for a Conference thereupon, 14. Heads reported, 16. Free 

Conference defired by Lords concerning appointing a General 

on this Side Trent ; agreed to; Reporters reac free Con- 

ference held, 17. Reported ; Copy of his Commiflion ordered, 

18.—A Committee to confider of furnifhing the Kingdom 

with Powder and Arms—Houfe to confider of Ways and Means 

for removing the Diftempers of the Kingdom, 31 Dec. 

Confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 14, 15, &amp; 

17, Jan.—A Committee of both Houfes to confider of any 

thing conducive to the Safety of the Kingdom, 28. 

1642, Lords to be moved to receive from Houfe Propo- 

fitions for prefent Defence of the Kingdom; their Concur- 

rence fignified, 24 May.—A Comumitiee of both Houfes 
appointed to confider of the Defence thereof; their Power 
enlarged, 27.——A feleét Committee of Houfe to confider of 

Propofitions for that Purpofe, 6 June. Report to be made, 

7. Made; Propofitions read Claufe by Claufe; the Declara- 

tion and Preamble read, and agreed to; Conference to be de- 

fired thereupon ; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed, 

8. Conference defired by Lords concerning Words in the 

Preamble; Order thereupon; fent to Lords; agreed to by 

them; free Conference defired with Lords touching the 

Words; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Conference 

held; Lords Amendments to the Declaration and Propofitions 

reported, and re-committed ; reported from Re-commitment, 


g. Sent to Lords, and to be printed, 10. Conference defired 
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——1642, Lords to be moved at a Conference that the King’s - 


by Lords concerning King’s Anfwer; agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held ; King’s Aniwer reported ; Lords 
Vote thereupon agreed to, 25. Propofitions and Aufwer to 
be confidered, 25 &amp; 27. Queftion for going into a Commit- 
tee, Neg. 27. Confidered; Refolutions thereupon, 27 &amp; 28. 
—Free Conference defired by Lords concerning the Defence 
and Safety of the Kingdom; agreed to; Managers appointed; 
free Conference held; a Letter prefented, and to be printed— 
the Committee to take care of providing a Magazine of Saddles, 
&amp;c. further Infiruétions concerning the Propofitions reported, 
agreed to, and to be printed, 1 July. Propofitions further con- 
fidered, 2——-Conference defired by Lords concerning Pro- 
pofitions for fettling Religion, the Liberties of the Subject, and 
the Peace of the Kingdom; agreed to; Reporters appointed; 
Conference held; Propofitions prefented ; no Copies thereof 
to be taken, 20 Dec. Read, and .to be fent to King, 22. 
Proceedings thereupon, 26, 27. &amp; 30, Dec. 2.6, &amp; 7, 
Jan.—A Committee to confider of the Preamble, and of ftate- 
ing the Caufes for taking up Arms, 26 Dec. Preamble read, 
and to be fair written, 27. Read Second time; nothing done 
thereupon, 29. Read Claufe by Claufe, and agreed to, § 
Jan. A Committee to conneti the Propofiuons with the Alte- 
rations, and Votes upon them, 7. Conference defired by Lords 
concerning them ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 18. Lords Amendments reported, and in part 
ee to, 19. A Committee of both Houfes to confider the 
ighth Propofition ; their Report ; Houfe adhere to their for- 
mer Propofition, 20. Free Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon ; Managers appointed ; Refolution touching a fixed 
Day for King’s Answer ; Conference agreed to, and held, 21. 
Conference defired by Lords; agreed to; Reporters.appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Lords Amendments in part 
difagreed to, 24. Free Conference defired with Lords; agreed 
to; Conference defired by Lords; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 26, Amendments returned ; a Committee of both 
Houtes to prefent them ; Names of Committees fent to Lords, 
27. Letter of fafe Conduct delivered to them; Order to carry 
none with them but. their own Servants, go. Their Re- 
port; Conference defired by Lords concerning King’s An- 
iwer; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conferénce held, and 
reported; Propofitions and Anfwer to be printed, 6 Feb. 
Anfwer to be confidered, 6, 7, 8, 9, &amp; 10. Queftion for going 
into a Committee thereupon, Neg. Conference defired by 
Lords concerning their Votes touching the Anfwer ; previous 
Queftion for difmiffing the Meffengers without Anfwer, Affir- 
mative; main Queftion for it, Neg. Conference agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; previ- 
ous Queftions whether it be an Anfwer—whether it be a fatis- 
faétory Anfwer—whether it be a pofitive Anfwer, feverally 
Neg. 8. Lords Vote, touching difbanding the Army, agreed 
to; further Kefolutions concerning it; previous and main 
Queftions for appointing Perfons to treat with the King con- 
cerning the Manner of doing it, feverally Affirmative, 9. 
Queftions for a prefent Treaty—for a prefent Ceffation of 
Arms, feverally Neg. Refolution about the Time for a Ceffa- 
tion, 10. Queftion for a Treaty before difbanding, Neg. 
Refolution for it afterwards; a Committee to aflign Reafons 
for difagreeing with Lords therein, 11. Reafons read, and 
agreed to; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, 13. Another defired by Lords; 
agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
rted ; Queftion for going into a Committee upon the Repoft, 
Neg. Refolution for a Treaty before difbanding, with a Limi- 
tation, 17. Houfe agree to Lords Votes concerning the Time 
of the Treaty, and for difbanding; previous Queftion for a 
Ceffation, Affirmative; Manner, Limitations, and Qualifica- 
tions thereof referred to Lord General; Conference defired. 
with Lords touching the Limitations ; Managers appointed ; 
Conference agreed to, and held, 18. Another Conference 
defired by Lords concerning their Refolutions about the 
Treaty; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Report read twice, and to be confidered, 20. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning King’s Meffage, and 
Lord General’s Letter ; agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported ; another Conference defired with 
them ; agreed to ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported ; a Committee of both Houfes to advife with Lord 
General concerning the Manner, Limitations, and Qualifica- 
tions of the Ceffation, 21. Their Report; Conference defired 
by Lords concerning Lord General’s Propofitions ; agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Propo- 
fitions read, and in part.difagreed to; One committed, 24. 
Reported, and agreed to, with an Amendment; a Committee 
of both Heufes to draw them into Form, 24. Impowered to 
prepare an Anfwer to the King ; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning the Manner of Treating ; agreed to ; another Con- 
ference defired with them ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of both Honfes 
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to treat with the King himfelf, 25. Conference defired by 
Lords touching the Preamble to the Ceflation ; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolu- 
tions concerning the Ceflation ; Preamble and Articles read, 
and agreed to; another Conference to be defired with Lords ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 27. 
Lords Amendments to the Preamble agreed to ; Refolution for 
fending orily the Two Votes concerning the Manner and Time 
of treating; free Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, and 
reported; a Committee of both Houfes to attend the King ; 
previous, Queftion for fending Four of the Committee, Neg. 
28.—Conference defired by Lords concerning King’s Anfwer ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; Lords Declaration agreed to ; Lord General to be ac- 
quainted with the Anfwer; Antwer referred to a Committee 
of both Houtes, 6. A Commiitee of both Houfes to advife 
with him, 7. His Anfwer communicated by Lords, and re- 
ferred to a Committee of both Houfes, 9. Conference defired 
by Lords touching Articles of Ceffation trom the King ; agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 
Report to be confidered, 10, Queftion for going into a Com- 
mittee thereupon, Neg.; Lords Amendments difagreed to ; 
One Propofition of the Houfe, and another of the King’s, re- 
ferred to a Committee of both Houfes, 11. Reatons tor dif- 
agreeing with Lords reported ; Conference defired thereupon ; 


Kingsmill, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf and 
Servant to France, 12 May. 

Kingston upon Thames, 1641, Information of Horfe affembled 
thereabouts ; Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
it; a Committee to ange Heads; their Report; Proceed- 
ings thereupon; Meflage to Lords concerning it, 12 Jan. 
Agreed to by them; a Committee to draw it into the Form of 
an Order; Order reported, 13. Information that Part of 
them had been at Windfor, and were gone towards Farnham ; 
Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; a Committee 
to prepare Heads; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed; 
Conference held, 14. A Committee of Lords to examine 
Witneffes in the Prefence of fome Members, 15. 

— upon Hull, i642, Petition of Mariners employed in 
bringing Ammunition from thence read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 16 June-——The Committee to 
examine who commanded them to be brought, 15. Nov. 

Kirby, Mary, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Dr. Tomfon’s 
Committee, 3 Dec. Vide Fens. 

Mary, and Henry Derhem, 1641, Petition to be read, 
16 &amp; 17 Feb. Read, and referred to Dr. Tomfon’s Com- 
mittee, 19. Vide Fens. 

Kirby Lonfdale, 1642, Petition of Minifter, &amp;c. read; Lec- 
turer recommended, 6 Aug. 

Kirke, John, 1640, Bill from Lords for naturalizing him and 
others, 3 Mar. 





agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 13. 
A Committee of both Houfes to confider what may concern 
the Safety of the Kingdom, 4 July. Letters referred; Con- 
ference defired concerning them; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported; Letters returned 
open, and read ; Report touching fending Supplies to Hull, 5. 
Further Report concerning Paflages there ; Refolutions there- 
upon, agreed to by Lords; a Committee to prepare Declara- 
tion of Reafons for raifing Forces, 6. Further Report; the 
Committee impowered to take Arms out of the King’s Maga- 
zines; Declaration reported, and re-committed ; Additions to 
be made; Perfon to attend them ; Inftruétion to confider of 
nominating chief Officers, 8. Committee impowered to fend for 
Parties &amp;c. 9. Declaration reported from Re-commitment ; 
Additions read, and agreed to, 11. Committee added; Lords 
to be aequainted therewith ; Lerds Concurrence to Order for 
delivering Stores by Appointment of the Committee fignified, 
16. Conference defired by Lords concerning the Defence of 
the Kingdom ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 


held, and reported ; Refolution thereupon, 18. Order from 


Lords, impowering the Committee to difpofe of Alms 
brought from Huil, 20. Another Committee to receive 
Informations concerning the Defence of the Kingdom, 4 Aug. 
—Former Committee to prepare for an Adjournment, and 
confider what Power is neceflary for themfelves and other 
Committees, and prepare a Declaration concerning raifing 
Forces upon Pretence of Defence of the King’s Perfon, &amp;c. 
5. Another Committee to draw and prepare it, 9. Votes 
from Lords concerning the Peace of the Kingdom read, and 
agreed to, 18. Metlage to Lords concerning the too frequent 
Retort of Members to the Committee for Defence; Metlenger 
difiniffed without Anfwer, 8 Sept. The Committee to pre- 
pare Order for enabling them to iffue Moneys for the Army ; 
Order trom Lords for that Purpofe agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment; Amendment agreed to by them, 10. The Committee 
to be defired to meet at Eight, and attend Houle at Ten 
o’Clock, 27. Letter to be fent into the Counties adjoining 
reported, read, and agreed to, 18 Oct. Lords Concurrence 
fignified ; the Committee to fill up the Blank, 19. To ac- 
quaint Houfe with the State of the Kingdom, 24. -- —Serjeant 
fent to defire them to come to Houle, 3 Nov. Previous 
Quetiion for appointing a Day to debate about the Continuance 
of the Committee, Neg. 28. Day appointed, 19 Dec.— 
—Committee impowered to grant Warrants for Perfons to go 
out of the Kingdom, except as excepted, 14 Feb. Previous 
Queftion for reducing them to the Firft Number, and Perfons 
firft nominated, Affirmative, 23. 

1641, Bill for fettling a military Power for better De- 
fence of the Kingdom read, 21 Dec. Read Second time, 
24. 

King’s Bench Prifon, 1640, Marfhal to bring a Prifoner in Exe- 
cution to a Committee, 19 Mar. 
———— 1641, Like Order, 19 Apr. 

1642, Order for removing unruly Prifoners to Newgate, 
6 Aug. 

Court of, 1641, Information to be given to the Judges 
of Perfons apprehended going to Mats, 17 May.—Judges to 
be required to proceed againft Recufants, whofe Indiétments 
are returned, 29. 

1642, Judges to be defired to defer bailing Prifoners 
committed by Parliament, 9 Feb.—Order for detaining Fees 
due to them, except as excepted, 19. 

King’s Norton, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for the Queen’s Bill, 20 Feb. Vide Queen. 


1641, Read, 16 Apr. Committed, 30. Reported, 
14 July. 

— 1642, Paffed, with an Amendment, 
Amendment agreed to by Lords 11 Aug. 

— Jo.of London, Merchant, 1641, Order for bailing him, 
1 Sept. 

iectoat Lewis, of London, Efquire, 1641, Order for bailing 
him, 1 Sept. 

— Geo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Kirkeby, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houle, 22 July. Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 29 Aug. 

Kirkham Colleton, 1641, Bill for fettling the Manor on Edward 
Rod and Richard Eftcourt read, 3 June. Committed, 21. 
Kirle, Mr. 1642, Examination of his Accounts, concerning the 
Difpatch of Ships and Provifions, referred to the Committee 

for lrith Affairs, 2 Nov. 

Kirton, Mr. 1641, Houfe to be reminded of his-Carriage, 12 
Apr. Ordered to withdraw ; called in, and pardoned, upon 
his Acknowlegement, 14. To declare the Particulars of the 
Information he offered to prefent, 30 Nov. 

— 1642, Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament; 
new Writ, 11 Aug. 

——— Edw. 1642, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon ; a Committee to prepare Impeachment; Lords to be 
moved for Proclamation for his Appearance at a Day certain, 
390 Aug. 

pee ae 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Jan. 

Knarefborough, 1641, Election ; Committee revived, 22 Feb. 
: Report of Mr. Dearlove ; voted unduly returned, 19 
Mar. 

——— 1642, Sir Wm. Conftable’s Election declared good ; 
Return to be amended, 17 Aug. Amended, 8 Nov. 

Knatchbull, Sir Norton, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
12 Nov. 

Knight, \faac, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
High Commitlion Court, 13 Feb. Vide Starchamber. 

Knighthood, 1641, Bill for preventing vexatious Suits touching 
the Order, read, 12 June. Committed, 24. Order for 
Meeting of the Committee; all that come to have Voices, 2 
July. Bil reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 27. 

— Money, 1640, a Committee to contider of the Judgment 
in the Exchequer concerning it, and of the Matter of Efcuage, 
20 Mar. 

1641, Committee revived ; Order for their Sitting, 13 
May. Committees added, 13 May. 16 July. 

Knightley, Mr. 1640, to fit till his Election is avoided, 6 Jan. 

—1642, to have Warrant to carry Arms into Northamp- 
tonfhire, 9 Aug. 

— Sir Ferdinando, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport 
himfelf, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 2 May. . 

Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, and difarmed, 
17 O&amp;. 
i 2 Mrs. 1642, Order for Redelivery of her Horfes, 6 Dec. 
Captain, 1642, Bufinefs concerning him referred to Lord 
General, 13 Jan. 

Knolle Houfe, 1642, Lords to be acquainted with the Store of 
Arms, &amp;c. there, 11 Aug. 

Knollis, H. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 23 Sept. 

——— Wn. 1642, his Complaint againft Iftrand Love referred 
to a Committee, 7 Dec. Vide Love. 

Knotts, Nicolas, 1641, to be inferted in the Order for appre- 
_hending Priefts and Jefuits, 18 June. 


23 July. 


Knyvell, 





INDEX ‘¢0 =the 


Knyvell, Sir Philip, 1640, Bill for Sale of Lands, &amp;c. for Pay- 
ment of Debts, read, and rejected, 13 Mar. 
Kyleigh, Sylvanus, 1641. Vide Privileges. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


[4 WYERS of the Houfe; Judges to be defired to give 

them Precedence in their Motions, 23 Apr.—Sent for by 
Serjeant, 23 Apr. 4 May. 

Lewes, new Writ. 16 Apr. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Privileges. 

Lowden, Lord, Houfe informed that he had been examined in 
the Tower, concerning the Scots Covenanters Letter to the 
French King, 16 Apr. 

Luke, Sir Samuel, to forbear fitting till the Controverfy is de- 
cided, 1 May. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1041, &amp; 1642. 
[A COCK, Edm. 1642, Order for bailing him, 4 Jan. 


Lacye, Lieutenant, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 5 Oét. 

Lafield, Dr. 1640, Report touching a Complaint againft him 
for Superftition in adminiftering the Sacrament; to be tent 
for as a Delinquent, 25 Nov. To be bailed, 3 Dec. Order 
revoked—to be heard at the Grand Commiittee for Religion, 4. 

Order againft bailing him, 19 Jan. ‘ 

—— 1642, Report touching Information of his being in the 
King’s Army; Refolution for fequeftering his Living ; Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 2 Feb. 

— Bedfordfhire, 1642, Leéturer recommended, 

uly. 

Lake, Lady Mary, 1641, Petition; Examiner of the Star- 
chamber to deliver a Deed to her, 13 July. To deliver it to 
Clerk, as not belonging to her, 23. Clerk not to difpofe of 
it till Notice given her, 31. : 

1642, Order for delivering it to her, Members under- 

taking it fhall be returned upon Demand, 21 Apr. 

— Dr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 4 July. Infor- 

mations againtt him referred to the Committee for plundered 

Minifters, 15 Feb. 

Mr. Curate of Greenwich, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linguent, 24 Aug. His Petition, and Order for his Dil- 
charge, 8 Sept. 

Laleham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recom- 
mended, 26 Sept. 

Lamb, Sir Jo. 1640, to be fummoned to appear concerning 
levying a Tax to maintain an Organ and Organifi, 1 &amp; 13 
Feb. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 22. Dilcharged 
upon his Submiffion, 6 Mar. 

1641, has Liberty to go into the Country, upon Secu- 
rity for his Appearance, 9 Apr. 

Lambeth, 1642, Order for defacing the Crucifix, and removing 
the Altar, in the Church, 10 Nov.— Lord Mayor to be 
moved to appoint a fufficieat Guard there, 14. -Petition of 
Inhabitants read, and referred to Dr. Leighton’s Committee, 
23, Feb. 

——— Ferry, 1642, Order for feizing Horfes and Boats pafling 
by, laden with Ammunition, 12 Nov. 

—— Houle, 1641, to be fearched for Arms, 10 May. 
Meflage to Lords about removing them ; Anfwer thereto, 17 
Jan. 











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1642, to be fearched for Arms, 8 Nov.—The Com- 
mittee for Propofitions to confider of making it a Prifon, 9.— 
Another Committee impowered to take 100 Mariners from 
thence, and difpote of them, 13. Prifoners in Crofsby 
Houle and Grefham College to be removed thither; Keeper 
appointed, 17 Dec.—A Committee to prepare Order for regu- 
lating the Houfe, 23. Order for that Purpofe, 3 Jan.— 
Order for doubling the Guards, 2 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment, 4. That Amendment agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Lampton, Sir Wm. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Grievances, 21 July. 

Lancajier Town, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for feandalous Minifters, 9 Feb. 

County, 1641, Lord Wharton nominated Lord Licu- 
tenant, 10 Feb. Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 12 Mar— Deputy Lieu- 
tenants approved; others to be recommended, 24. 

——— 1642, others approved, 26 Mar. 28 May. 1 
June, 4 July. 27 Feb. A Committee to prepare 
Letter to be fent down for expediting the Tranfportation 
of Forces to Ireland ; Letter reported; agreed to; to be fair 
written, and figned by Speaker, 13 Apr. Members to at- 
tend the Execution of the Militia; a Committee tu prepare 
Infiructions for them, 9 June. Inftructions reported, and re- 
ferred to Neate Committee ; reported from them, and agreed 

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to, 11. Lord’s Concurrence fignified, 13. Additional Order 
of Power to them, fent to Lords, 15.—Letter from Commit- 
tees read, 27. Report from them and Deputy Lieutenanis 
referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 16 
July.——The Committee to confider of fpeedy Defence for 
the County, 29 Aug. of fpeedy Relief, 5 O&amp;.—Order for 
difarming and fecuring Recufants and Malignants—for putting 
divers Juttices of Peace out of the Commiffion ; agreed to by 
Lords, 24. Deputy Lieutenants added, 24 Oct. 3 
Nov. Order for proceeding to the Eleétion of a Mayor, 
notwithftanding a privy Seal to the contrary, 30 Oct. Pe- 
tition of Recufants to the King, and his Anfwer, to be printed 
—Letter from thence referred to the Committee for Examina- 
tions, 12 Nov.—A Committee to examine the Officers of 
Dragoons that were difcharged, 17.—Order about Repayment 
of Money to be raifed for Safety of the County, 22. Agreed 
to by Lords, 24.-——A Committee to take care Moneys 
raifed be not employed againft the Parliament, 9 Dec.—In- 
fiructions to Deputy Lieutenants read, and agreed to, 17. 
Conference to be defired thereupon, 29. Defired ; agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 30. Order for levying Moneys on 
Malignants Eftates read, and agreed to, 23 Jan. Letter 
from thence to be printed, 14 Feb.—Ordinance concerning 
feizing Malignants Eftates, 15. 

Landaff, Bithop of, 1640, a Committee to confider all Com- 
plaints againitt him, 23 Feb. 

1641, impeached of high Crimes and Misdemeanors, 4 
































Aug. Vide bifhops of High Treafon, g0 Dec. Vide 
Bishops. 





1642, to be allowed 100/. a Year, 6 Apr.’ 

Landahola, Ignatio de, 1642, Order againft iffuing Warrant for 
apprehending him, 2 Mar. 
1642, Petition read, and referred to the Committee for 

the Navy, 1 Oct. 

Landguard Fort, 1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
it; Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 14 June. Con- 
ference defired with them; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 15. Earl of Warwick’s Letter delivered 
thereat, touching Arrears to the Soldiers there, read, and re- 
ferred to the Commiitee for the Navy, 20. Repovt; another 
Committee to confider of fatisfying Part thereof, 30.——Or- 
der touching the Pay and Continuance of Soldiers there, 6. 
Dec.—Their Petition, and Captain Camock’s Letter to Earl 
of Warwick, read; Refolutions thereupon, 21. Earl of 
Warwick to be acquainted therewith, 31 Jan.—Order about 
Payment of their Arrears, 31 Jan. 20 Feb. 

sunds, Rob. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 12 May. 

Lane, Tho. 1640, Petition againft him referred to the Commit- 
tee tor the Judges, 20 Mar. 

——— Mr. 1642, Ordet for his Difcharge, 23. 

Lanerick, Lord, 1642, to have Warrant to attend the King to 
Scotland, 22 Nov. To have another to return and attend 
him, 27 Jan. Letter from Lord Gray concerning the 
ftaying him; Member to prepare Anfwer, and defire he may 
be diimiffed; Anfwer read, and agreed to, 17 Feb. To 
have Warrant to come from, and return to, Oxford, and to 
go from thence to Scotland, 6 Mar. 

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, High Sheriff of Yorkthire, 1640, to 
be fummoned to attend, 14 Sox. 

1642, his Letter to Sir Wm. Saville read, and to be 

printed, 17 Nov. 

Eden, 1640, Petition againft Sir Thomas Danby read, 
and avowed; Order for his Attendance, 4 Feb. Petition re- 
ferred to a Committee, 5. 

Langham, Mr. 1642, committed to Colchefter Gaol, 16 Jan. 
A Committee to confider of him and the Propofitions he fhall 
make, 17. Order for his Difcharge, 23. 

Langley, Mr. 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody. 14 Jan. 

Lani, Rich. 1641, voted a Delinquent, for fealing the quadru- 
partite Indenture for impofing 40s. a Ton on Wines, 13 Aug. 
To be fent for by Serjeant ; Member to prepare Tran{mmiflion 
againft him, 14. Order for bailing him, 20. 

Larde, Dominique dela, 1642, to have a Pafs to go to Oxford, 
10 Mar. 

Larpoole, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for Salt, 23 
Feb. 

Lajhiey, Sir Rich. and Son, 1642, committed to the Clinke, 20 
Dec. 

Lajmonier, a Prieft, 1642, Houfe informed he is in Cuftody; 
ieaves him to his Tryal at Law, 23 Apr. : 
Lathome, Richard, 1641, his Information concerning Perfons 
who have harboured Priefts read; Letter for apprehending 
them to be fent exprefs to Juftices; Order for bringing him 
up, but not as a Delinquent, 21 Feb——A Committee to 

examine him, 11 Mar. 

Laud, Wm. Archbifhop of Canterbury, 1640, a Committee to 
prepare Charge againft him, 16 Dec. Refolution for impeach- 

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ing him of High Treafon—Meflage to Lords for that Purpofe, 

and to defire he may be fequetiered, and committed; Anfwer 

thereto, 18. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 19 Dec. 
4. 12. &amp; 30, Jan. 10 &amp; 22 Feb. 6 Mar. 

Matters tending to the Charge to be communicated to them, 

22 &amp; 24 Dee. 4 Feb. The Committee to confider of 

Satisfaction to Perfons complaining againft him—free Confer- 

ence to be defired with Lords concerning the Scots Com- 

miflioners Charge againft him as an Incendiary; Managers 
appoiated. 4 Jan.—Committee to ftand, 12. Petition re- 
ferred, 21.——Other Petitions concerning Books feized by 

Order of Houfe referred ; the Committee impowered to receive 

all of the like Nature, 5 Feb. Articles to be reported, 22 

23. Reported, read, and to be ingrofled, 24. Ingrofled 

Articles read, and fent to Lords; Report of Delivery; Mef- 

fenger thanked, 26. 

— 1641, Order for bringing a Prifoner to be examined be- 
fore the Committee, 19 Apr. for their Meeting, 10. 14, 
15. 21. 26, &amp; 27, May. Committees added, 26, An- 
other Conimitiee appointed to expedite the Charge, 9 June, 
Order for their Sitting, 10. Meflage to be fent to Lords, de- 
firing them to appoint a Committee to examine Witnefles, in 
the Pretence of fome Members, 26. Sent, 28. Declaration 
and Impeachment read, and recommitted, 14 July —Confer- 
ence to be defired with Lords touching moving the King for 
his Sequeftration, 28. A Sub-committee to examine Wit- 
nefles, 2 Aug. Order for expediting the Charge, 25 Oct. 

Meflage from Lords, defiring Houfe to proceed in their 

Impeachment; Anfwer thereto, 23 Mar. 

1642, a Committee to confider of Materials for the 
Charge, and prepare it, 26 Mar. Order for their Meeting, 
and making Report, 5 &amp; 12 May. Papers to be delivered to 
them, 12. A Comuuittee to feize Rents paying in, and 
fearch Books for Michaelmas Rents received, 8 Nov.—Order 
for his Receivers to pay all the Revenues to Mr. Holland, g. 
Lavender, Tho. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, and, upon 

Refufal, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 30 Nov. 

Law, martial, 1640, Complaints of levying Moncey thereby re- 
ferred to the Committee for Lieutenants, 15 Dec.—Another 
Committee appointed to examine them, 24.—1Impowered to 
fend for Papers conducing to the Bufinefs, 26 Feb. 

Lawes, ‘Tho. Mayor of Salifbury, 1642, committed to the 
Gatehoute, 29 July. To be brought to Bar, 3 Aug. 
Order for his Difcharge, 8.—To be fent for as a Delinquent, 
4 Jan. 

Lawrance, Adam, and John, 1641, Bill for naturalizing them 
read, 16 Apr. Committed, 22 June. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 14 Jaly. 

— 1642. Paffed, 12 Apr. 

Lawrence, Adam, Son to Lord of Heath, 1642, to have War- 
rant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. to Ireland, 27 May. 

—_—— Edw. 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring him, 15 
Ok. 

— Charles, 1642, to be fent as a Prifoner on-board a Ship, 

21 Feb. 

Lawrence, St. in the Jewry, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read, 
and referred to a Committee, 15 Oct. 

Lawfon, Captain Robert, 1642, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Lrifh Affairs, 9 Mar. 

Lay Preachers, 1642, Information concerning them referred to 
the Committee for fcandalous Minifters, 7 Apr. 

Lead, 1640, Bill to prevent Abufes in fmelting it read, 13 
Feb. 


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—_— 


1641, Committed, 26 Aug. 

Leather, 1640, Patent referred to the Committee for the Petition 
of the Inhabitants of Weymouth, 21 Dec. 

-——— 1641, Order for ftaying a Ship laden with Leather, and 
feizing the Cargo; Hides viewed ; Perfons examined; Order 
thereupon; none to be tranfported by Force of the Patent; 
Chairmen .to bring it to the Houfe; a Committee to inquire 
into the whole Butinefs of tranfporting Leather, and of tran{- 
porting Hides from London to Yorkfhire by Warrant from the 
Council-board, 12 July. Petitions referred, 17. 21, &amp; 26. 

Lechland, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 2 Mar.--— 
His Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. His Petition touching 
Wines, &amp;c. fhipped for the King; Order for delivering 
them, 21 July. 

Leéiures, 1641, Parifhioners of any Parifh impowered to fet up 
and maintain them, 8 Sept. 

Ledgard, Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr. 

Lee, Sir Rich. 1642; to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 
Houfe, 6 Aug. Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 6 Sept. 

——— Tho. 1642, committed to the Compter, 27 Dec. 

Leeds, Mr. 1640, to fit till his Eleétion be determined, 15 
Feb. 

---—— 1642, Voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 23 Nov. 

Legent, Wm. 1642. Vide Privileges. 


Leger, Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 20 
uly. 


——— Sir Antony St. 1642, committed to the Fleet, 10 
Sept. 

Legg, Richard, 1640, Petition read, and rejected, 13 Feb. 

——— Captain Wm. 1641, his Examination before Lords 
Committees read, 17 Nov. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 
9 Dec. Bufinefs concerning him referred to a Committee ; 
Order for bailing him, 23. His Bail approved, 24. A 
Committee to examine him about carrying down a Commif- 
fion and Inftructions concerning feizing the Magazine at Hull, 
17 Jan. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 20. 

1642, his Bail to bring him in, 16 &amp; 26 Apr-——To be 
fent for by Serjeant, 9 June. A Committee to prepare Im- 
peachment againft him; Lords to be moved that he may be 
committed clofe Prifoner, 12. Their Concurrence fignified, 

13. Another Committee to confider of Means fora »pre- 
hending him; Serjeant to fend Men feveral Ways for that Pur- 
pofe; Ports to be ftopped, 5 O¢t—Lords to be moved to 
take fome Courfe for apprehending him; their Anfwer, 7. 

— Rachell, and Richard, 1641, take Oaths, 18 Dee. 

Leicefier County, 1640, Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
read ; Halford to be fent for by Serjeant, 7 Nov. Vide Hal- 
ford. Particular Grievances concerning military Charges 
referred to Mr. Fant’s Committee, 3 Dec. To the Committee 
for Lieutenants, 14. 

— 1641, Earl] of Stamford nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 
Feb.— Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Per- 
fons who preferred it; another to Lords read, and approved, 
15 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved; another to be 
recommended, 17 Mar. 

——— 1642, Lords to be moved for putting the Militia in Exe- 
cution forthwith, 28 May. Mellage to that Purpofe, 30.— 
—A Committee to go down, and fee it executed, 4 June. 
Conference defired with Lords concerning Obfirnétions in the 
Execution thereof; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 
ference held, 13. Lords to be acquainted with an Informa- 
tion relating thereto, 15.—A Committee of both Houfes to 
prevent the Commiffion of Array going forth, 17, The 
Commitiion, and Papers concerning it, read, and to be fent to 
Lords, 18. Report touching the Illegality of it; Conference 
defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; Con- 
ference held, and reported—a Committee to prepare Declara- 
tion concerning the illegality of the Commifion—further Re- 
folution touching the Actors in executing it, 18. 
by Lords, 20.—Bufinefs concerning the Sheriff to be con- 
fidered by Houfe, 28. Referred to a Committee, 30.——To 
report Opinion ; Committees added, 1 July —Keport to be 
made, 5. Made, 6.—Kefolutions concerning preferving the 
Peace of the County, 4.—A Committee to confider off iles Le- 
gality of difcharging one Sheriff, and putting in another, 5. 

Report to be made, 4 Aug.—Order for continuing ‘the 
former, and for his keeping Cuttody of the County, 30.— 
Order for continuing the Magazine where it is, 6.—touching 
Payment ot Officers fent down; Letter and Paper from thence 
communicated by Lords, and to be confidered.—Inftructions to 
the Committees read, and agreed to, 11. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 12.— 
Ammunition going thither to be ftayed, 19.——Order for 
paying Moneys coile¢ted on the Bill of 400,0001. at Guild- 
hall, 19 Nov. for raifing 2,000 Horfe, 5 Dec—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Order to enable the Committees to employ 
Money raiied on the Bill for the Forces there, 26. Order 
for Committees for the Subfcriptions to receive the Moneys 
4 Feb. 7 

Town, 1642, Mayor to attend, 4 July. Examina- 
tion of the Bufinefs concerning him referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 7 Noy. 

Earl of, 1641, Meflage to Lords concerning a Packet 
of Letters withdrawn by him, 24 June. Free Conference 
defired by them thereupon; agreed to; Managers and Re- 


a appointed ; free Conference held, and reported, 8 
u y- 


Agreed to 


Leigh, Peter, 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to a 
Committee, 3 Dec. 


— Wolley, 1641, Petition concerning the Earl of Peters 
borough’s claiming a Perfon arrefted as his Servant; to be fent 
to Lords, with Defire that Right may be doue, 12 Feb. Sent; 
Report of Delivery, 14. 

—— 1642, Bill for fecuring and eftablifhing a Debt due to 
him read, 2 May. Committed, 17, r 


—— Mr. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a 
Petition againft him, 19 Mar. 


1642, Order for bailing him, 6 Apr. 


— Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
the Houfe, 15 Aug. 


Leighton, Dr. Alexander, a Prifoner in the Fleet, 1640, Petition 
read twice; to have Liberty to follow it; a Committee to 
confider it, and affign him Counfel; Matter complained of 


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in the Petition referred, 9g Nov. Other Petitions referred, 9, 
10. 24, 25. &amp; 28, Nov. 3 Dec.—Committees added, 10, 
13. &amp; 25, Nov. 1 &amp; go Dee. 
1641, Report re-committed ; Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 9 Apr. Report from Re-commitment ; Proceed- 
ings againft him in Starchamber, and High Commiflion Court, 
voted illegal; Satisfaction to be made him ; Houfe to confider 
who ought to make it—a Committee to prepare the Tranf- 
miflion of his Caufe, 21. Order for difcharging him, de- 
livering up Bonds, and reftoring him to his Practice of Phytic, 
11 &amp; 23 June. His Petition, and Schedule annexed, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Prifons, 27 Dec. Another 
Petition concerning Attempts upon the Guard at Lambeth 
Houle, referred to a Committee, 21 Feb. Committees added, 


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Leiths, Antony, 1642, to have Warrant to tran{port himfelf to 
France, 12 May. 

Leman, Tho. 1642, to have Liberty to take on board Two 
Pieces of Ordnance, 5 Aug. 

Lenox, Duke of, 1641, Letter to him delivered to Mr. Hollis, 
15 May. 

1642, Order touching difpofing of 140/. of his ftayed 
by Captain Temple, 31 Jan. 

Lentatl, Mr. 1640, chofen Speaker—Purport of his Speech to 
Houle, 3 Nov. Vide Speaker. , 

— Thomas, and Francis, 1641, Cuftomers to take an 

Entry of their Goods to be tranfported, and Bonds for Pay- 

ment of the Rates, 8 June. 

Sir Jo. 1642, Petition read ; Order for removing unruly 

Prifoners from the King’s Bench to Newgate, 6 Aug. 

Leonard, St. Fofter-lane, 1640, Petition of Parifhioners read, 
fubfcribed, avowed, and referred to the Committee for preach- 
ing Minifters; Mr. Ward to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
8 Jan. Vide Ward, 

— St. Shoreditch, 1640, Petition of Parifhioners referred 
to the Committee for preaching Minifters, 8 Jan. 

1641, another read, avowed, and referred to the fame 
Committee; Lecturer recommended, 2 Mar. 
1642, another recommended upou his Removal, 26 Apr. 

Leonards, Leonard, 1642, recommended to be a Captain in the 
Tower Hamlets, 25 Oct. 

Lefley, General 1641, his Anfwer to Lord General’s Letter 
read, 7 July. To be thanked for his good Expreflions to 
this Kingdom, 11 Nov. His Anfwer read 2 Dec. 

Lefirange, Sir Haman, 1642, Order for difarming hin, 18 
O&amp;. ——To be fent for as.a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Sir Nicolas, 1642, Order for difarming him, 18 Od. 

Letter Offices. Vide Pojimajfter’s Office. 

Letters foreign, 1641, Meflage to Lords, defiring they may be 
opened by a Committee of both Houfes ; their Anfwer, 19 
May. Another Meffage defiring they may be opened for 
a Week ; agreed to, 22 June. Order againft opening them ; 
Meffage from Lords concerning the Inconvenience of ftaying 
this Night, 24. Lords to be defired to fiay Letters from 
France and Antwerp, and to perufe them in the Prefence of 
fome Members, g Nov. Order for perufing thofe from Ant- 
werp, 10. 

—inland 1642, a Committee to confider of fit Rates up- 

on them, 28 Mar. ‘The Committee for Difpatches to 
think of a fafe Conveyance for them, 3 Dec. 

——— 1642, Bill for fpeedy conveying them read, 9 Apr. 
Committed, 18. ; 
Levant gy 1640, Petition referred to the Committee 

for Trade, 22 Dec. 

— 1641, another Petition read; Order thereupon, 24 Aug. 
another read, and referred to the Committee for Trade, 

28 Oct. 

1642, another read, and referred to the fame Commit- 
tee, 14 Sept. Committee impowered to receive Petitions 
concerning the Matter referred, 4 Jan. — Another referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 23 Feb. 

Leverington, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants, 11 Dec. Vide 
Wifbech. 

Leveson, The, 1642, to be fummoned to attend ; Lord Keeper 
to be examined for a Ne Exeat Regnum, 3 May. 

Sir Rich. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 6 Aug. Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 Nov. 

Levett, Dr. and Wife, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Star-chamber, 29 Jan. : 

Levinftein, James 1642, to have Warrant to attend the King, 
24 Dec. 

Lewes, 1641, new Writ, 9 June. Arrears of Coal and 
Conduct Money to be employed in providing Arms, &amp;c. 2 
Feb. . 

—— 1642, Order concerning the Safety of the Town, agreed 
to by Lords, 18 Nov. 

Lewis, Stephen. Vide Jills. 

— David, 1642, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him out 

of the Commiflion of Peace, 28 Apr. 
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Evan, 1642, Order for difcharging him from Newgate, 
20 July. 

Sir Wm. 1642,.approved of to be Governor of Portf- 
mouth, 8 Sept.——Order for transferring to him Money 
afligned to Colonel Goringe ; agreed to by Lords, 8 Nov.— 
— Order touching his Entertainment as Governor, 13, Feb. 
2 Robert, 1642, his houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 

ct. 


Lewijham, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer appointed, 
26 Feb. 


Lewkuer, Chr. 1642, voted incapable of continuing a Mem- 

ber ; new Writ ordered, 2 Sept. 

1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe; no Perfon to 
have Accefsto him, 2 Jan. 

Ley, Edward, 1642, his Petition from Lords ; the Committee 
for Prifons to confider of Relief to him, 22 Sept. 

Lieutenants, and Deputy Lieutenants, 1640, a Committee to 
examine their Abufes in relation to military Charges, and con- 
fider of Mifdemeanors of Clerks of the Peace, 14 Dec.— 
Petitions referred, 14 &amp; 16 Dec. 10 Feb. 8 Mar. 
Penyman’s Bufinefs, and the levying Money by Mufqueteers, 
referred, 15 Dec.— Complaint touching unlawful levying 
Money for Carriage of Ship-timber and Stores, referred, 22. 

1641, Members to confider the State of their refpective 
Counties, &amp;c. inregard to them, and prefent their Names, 2 
May. Lords Lieutenants nominated by Houfe, 10, 11, &amp; 
12 Feb. Refolutions touching the Commiffions granted to 
them under the Great Seal—touching the cancelling them — 
touching Perfons acting underthem ; agreed to by Lords, with 
an Amendment, 5 Mar.—Lords defired that Lieutenants fend 
down the Names of their Deputies, 12 &amp; 15. Order for 
reading them, 16 &amp; 17. Read; Proceedings thereupon, 
17 &amp; 18. Meflage to Lords, defiring the reft may be 
named, and Houle acquainted who refufe to accept ; their 
Antwer, 18. Another Meflage concerning former Lords 
Lieutenants, and Deputations to put the Milit'a in Execution ; 
anfwer thereto, 22. 

1642, Lords defired to haften their Deputations ; Aufwer 
thereto, 25 Mar. Draught of a Commiffion and Form of a 
Deputation, fent from Lords and agreed to, 20. Lords 
defired to iffue forth Commiffions to their Deputies, Colonels, 
and Captains ; Anfwer thereto, 14 Apr. Lords to be 
moved to join that, in the Abfence of Lords Lieutenants, the 
Deputies may difpofe of the County Magazines, 27 May. 
Retolution that one Licutenaut fhall aid and affift another 
upon his Requeft, 4July. Agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment ; Amendment agreed to, with an Amendment, 
5. Order to be printed, 11.—Lieutenants to appoint Officers 
of Horfe levied upon the Propofitions, 12. j sd to by 
Lords, 13. Order for Lieutenants to raife Forces to oppote 
thofe raifed againft the Parliament; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 8 Aug. Inftructions for Deputy Lieutenants to be 
printed ; Names of them ordered, 6 Oc. — Order for their 
difarming and fecuring Malignants, 30. -—- Examination of 
the Bufinefs concerning Defaulters referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 1 Noy. Ordinance authorizing Lieute- 
nants to appoint Captains, 1 Dec. 

— 1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for regulating the 

Actions of Lieutenants and Deputy Lieutenants, 14 Dec. 
To fiand, 12 Jan. 

Lifford, 1641, Information touching an Order of Houfe for fe- 
queftering Lands there, referred to the Committee for [rifh 
Affairs, 21 July. 

Ligh, Geo. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Lighterman. Vide Bargemen. 

Lightfoote, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 22 Feb. 

Lighthoufes, 1641, Bill concerning thofe erected at the North 
and South Forelands, read ; Queftion for rejecting it, Neg.7 
Aug. 

Lilburne, Jo. Prifoner in the Fleet, 1640, Petition read; to have 
Liberty to follow it ; Petition, with Papers annexed, referred 
to Dr. Leighton’s Committee, 9 Nov. Petition inlarged, and 
referred, 26, 

1641, his Cafe reported ; Sentence againft him in the 

Starchamber voted illegal ; Reparation to be made him ; a 
Committee to prepare a Tranfmiffion, 4 May. 

——— Geo. 1640, Petition; Petitioner to be heard before the 

Committee for Religion, 3 Feb. 


Richard, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 23 


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Captain, 1642, Letter from him, Captain Vivres, and 

Captain Catefby, read ; a Committee to prepare Declaration 
concerning the Treatment of Prifoners taken by either Anny ; 
‘Declaration read, and re-committed, 16 Dec. Agreed to by 
Lords, and to be printed ; Speaker’s Letter to the Judges, 17. 

Lile, Mr.1641. Vide Privileges. 

Limehoufe. Vide Ratcliffe. 

Limerick, 1642, Letter from thence concerning a French 


Captain taken, with a Ship-lading of Arms ; Bufinefs referred / 


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INDEX ¢o the SEcoND VOLUME. 


Linche, Robert, &amp;c. 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 
29 Mar. 
~__ Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Lon- 
donderry, 9 July. Order for their ie and proceeding 
thereupon, 18 &amp; 28 Aug. Petition referred to another 
Committee, 1 Sept. 

1642, committed to the Gatehoufe ; a Committee to 
examine him, 26 Sept. 

Lincoln, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read; Motion thereupon, 
9 Noy. 

1641, a Committee to confider of a Method for tranf- 
porting Fullers Earth thither, 23 July. Order about main- 
taining Lectures, 2 Nov. Speaker’s Letter to J uftices for 
difarming Recufants; One to be fent to each Divifion, 29 
Jan. Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who preferred it — Earl of Lincoln nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 10 Feb—Order for Payment of Billet-money to 
be prepared 19. — Letters from thence, concerning Recu- 
fants, referred to the Committee for Informations, 25. 
Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 &amp; 24 Mar.— Petition of 
Parifhioners of St. James Deepinge ; Leéturer recommended, 
19. 

— 1642, Lord Willoughby of Parham nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 25. Lords Concurrence fignified, 26. Deputy 
Lieutenants approved ; another to berecommended, 30.— 
Approved by Lord Lieutenant, 6 Apr.—Lords defired to join 
in Order for reftoring Arms taken from thence ; Meffenger 
difmiffed without Anfwer, 21.—Order for paying the Contri- 
bution-money to the Commiflioners, 26. — Committees ap- 
pointed to refide there, 27. Order for their going ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Inftructions; Inftructions, and Order for 
requiring Affiftance, reported, and agreed to ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28. Other Committees to be fent 
down for Prefervation of the Peace ; agreed to by Lords ; a 
‘Committee to prepare Inftruétions for them, 24 May. In- 
firuGtions reported ; One concerning levying Men by the 
King’s Commiflion, re-committed ; reported, and re-com- 
mitted Second time ; reported again, agreed to, and fent to 
Lords, 27. Additional Infiruction, touching the Execution 
of the Militia, agreed to by Lords, with an Ameadment ; 
Amendment agreed to ; laliruétions to be fent with Speed, 
28. Letters from Committees read, and to be printed ; 
Conference defired thereupon ; Managers appointed ; Confer- 
ence held; Member to prepare Anfwer, 3 June. Anfwer to 
be fent with an Order inclofed, 4.—Conference detired by 
Lords concerning Letters and Patents about Paflages concern- 
ing Militia, agrecd to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
heid, and reported ; Lords Vote concerning Lord Lieutenant 
agreed to; like Vote touching Deputies tu be made, 8 June. 
Agreed to by Lords ; Papers to be printed, 9—Letter from 
the Committee concerning their preceeding on the Militia, 
and other Papers, read— Conference detired by Lords concern- 
ing Letters trom Lord Lieutenant, agreed to ; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held; Letters read ; Matter referred to 
a Committee of both Houfes, 13. Member to write a Letter 
tothe Committee, 14. Another Conference defired by Lords, 
concerning a Letter from Lord Lieutenant, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held — Letter from the Committee to 
Speaker read, 22.—Declaration of the Gentry, &amp;c. fhewing 
their ready Obedience to the Ordinance for the Militia, com- 
municated by Lords at a Conference, 24. Inftruction and 
Proteftation of Gentry, &amp;c. prefented from a Conference, 
read, and to be printed—Letter from High Sheriff, with a Pe- 
tition inclofed, read ; Petition referred to a Committee ; Per- 
fon toattend them, 18 July. Report; Refolution thereupon; 
Sheriff to be fent for by Serjeant, 21.—Information of War- 
rants for raifing Men referred to the Committee for Defence 
of the Kingdom, go. High Sheriff’s Warrant for provide- 
ing Draught-horfes for the King’s Artillery, 2 Sept.—lInftruc- 
tions tor Committees read, and agreed to, 24. Lords Con- 
cunence fignified ; Names of feveral to be ftruck out ; another 
to be inferted, 27. Members fent down to advance the 
Propofitions for Horfe; Lnftructions to be given them, 2 Dec. 
Im;owered to difarm Non-contributors — another fent down 
for Prefervation of the Peace, 3.—Letter concerning the State 
of the County ; Order for fending down Arms for the Ear! of 
Lincoln’s Forces—concerning difpofing of Moneys, 19.—Or- 
der for advancing Moneys, and providing Arms, for fetting 
forth Officers, 22. For delivering Ordinance—Commit- 
tees, except Members, to go down, 2 Jan. One difpenfed 
with, 7. Committees added, 6. Affociation and Inftruc- 
tions read, and agreed to, g. Lords Concurrence fignified, 
10. Order for raifing Moneys for maintaining Forces, read, 
and agreed to, 14 Feb. A Committee to prepare and fend 
Letter to Lord Lieutenant and Deputies for fending what For- 
ces they can {pare to Lord Fairfax, 9 Mar. 

Diocefe, 1640, Sub-committee for examining Com- 

plaints concern ng Religion and the ecclefiaftical Courts there, 


made a Committee, 22 Dec. Petition referred, 1 Jan. 
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City, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants read, 27 May. 
1642, Order concerning the Defence thereof, 1 Nov. 

— Bifhop of, 1641, Copy of Lords Order, concerning his 
appointing Preachers at St. Margaret’s Weftmintter, to be 
brought to the Committee for Printing, 23 July ——Meflage 
to be fent to Lords, defiring to know, whether he appointed 
a Thankfgiving Prayer to be printed and read in his Diocefe, 
8 Sept. Their Anfwer, 9. 

1642, his Palace in Lincoln to be made a Prifon, 6 
Jan. 

Lincoln’s-Inn-fields, 1641, Petition of Barrifters and Students of 
Lincoln’s-Inn read ; Order for ftay of further Buildings there, 
16 Aug. — Another Petition concerning them read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 10 Mar. Another Petition of Barrif- 
ters, &amp;c. further Day given for hearing the Caufe, 14, 

— 1642, Report to be made, 1 Aug. 

Lindjey, Earl of, 1640, Petition concerning draining his Fens ; 
re-delivered to be prefented in a full Houfe, 27 Nov. 

—--— 1641, Order from Lords concerning them, referred to 
the Committee of Privileges, 15 May. Declared a public 
Enemy to the State, and an Incendiary, 6 June. Lords de- 
fired to iffue Warrant for apprehending him ; their Anfwer, 
Q. A Committee to prepare Impeachments againft him, 
Lord Willoughby his eldett Son, Sir Jo. Mounfon, Sir Edw. 
Heron, Sir Charles Dallifon, and Sir Jervafe Scroope, 14 
Sept. Impeachment read, and to be ingrofled, 29.-—— To 
have Warrant to go and come with Six Servants to Oxford, 
4 Jan. 

—-— 1641, Bill for fettling the Pofleffion of Fen-grounds 
ooees on the Earl of Lindiey, his Adventurers, &amp;c. read, 2 

une. 

Lindfey, Major, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 

an. 
Captain, 1642, committed to London-houfe, 9 Jan. 

Lingen, Hen. 1642, to be fent as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

Linne, Join, 1642, to be fent for in fate Cuftody, 14 Dec. 

Lifle, Lord, 1642, to have Liberty to go into Ireland, without 
vacating his Seat, 2 Apr. 

Mr. 1642, to have Licence to convey Horfes into Hamp- 
fhire, 15 Aug. 

Liffet, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. : 

Liier, Sit Martin, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1642, Order for removing him from Notting- 
ham Caftle to the King’s Bench, i6 Sept. 
— Tho. 1642, Petition, 8 Oct. 


Litchfield, 1641, new Writ, 26 July. 


1642, Letter concerning taking the Clofe, and feveral 


Prifoners, read; a-Committee to write a Letter of Thanks - 
Order touching paying for Saddles, 14 Mar. ’ 

~——— 1641, Bifhop of Litchfield and Coventry impeached of 
High Crimes and Mifdeanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bijhops. 


of High Treafon, 30 Dec. Vide Bifhops. 

1642, his Petition read ; nothing done thereupon, 29 

— Order for allowing him 8o0/. per Annum, 6 

pr. 

Littleton, Sir Tho. 1640, Petition referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s 
Committee, 31 Dec. Petition concerning him referred, 4 
Jan. To have Warrant from them to produce Witnefles, 
30. 

= oes 1642, Petition; Order for reftoring her Plate, &amp;c. 
15 Oct. 
Liverpool, 1642, Propofition for a Ship to guard the Coaft, re- 
_ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 2 Dec. 

Livefey, Sir Michael, 1640, Note delivered in by him read ; 
Finch fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. Vide Finch. 

1642, to be defired to march with his Forces for the De- 
fence of Suffex ; Malignants, brought up by him, to be com- 
mitted to the Clinke, 21 Nov. His Letter; Thanks there- 
upon, 25 Feb. 

Lloyd, Richard, a Prifoner in the Compter, 1640, to be delivered 
into Serjeant’s Cuftody, and brought by him to Houfe, to an- 
{wer a Charge againit him, 18 Feb. Remanded, 20. 

—— Jo. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

——~— Hugh, 1642, Houfe informed he had put the Commif- 
fion of Array in Execution ; Informants thanked, 4 O&amp;. 

Lockhart, Captain Allen, 1642, ftayed at Queenborough; to be 
fent for as a Delinquent, 3 Aug. 

Lodovick, Waldron 1640, to be fent for by Warrant, 17 Mar. 

Loe, Mr. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 13 Feb. 

Loftus, Lord Vifcount, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for lrifh Affairs, 2 July. A Committee to 
prepare Tranfmiflion of his Cafe, 13 Aug. Ingrofled De- 
claration read, and fent to Lords ; Report of Delivery, 9 
Sept. ; 

1642, Order for allowing him 2oo0/. out of the Contri- 
bution-money, 2 Aug. Agreed to by Lords—to have Licence 
to tranfport Apparel, &amp;c. to Ireland, 6. 

Mr. 1641, to be permitted to pals 5,000/. in Specie to 
Dublin, 1 Mar. 

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— 1642, to be authorized to tranfport, Cuftom-free, Mo- 

neys ordered to be em to the Treafurer at War in Ireland, 

26 Mar.——Lord Admiral to be moved to grant him a Com- 

miffion to fet forth Ships for Ireland, 18 June. 

borrowing 6007. of him, 13 July. 

Sir Adam, 1641, Refolution touching his Pay as Trea- 
furer at War in Ireland, 8 Mar. 

Lometon, Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for inter- 
rupting the Execution of the Militia, 13 June. 

Lommock, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 12 Jan.——To Lord Mountmorris’s Committee, 

Feb. 

pm te 1640, Petition from, read; King’s Meffage thereupon ; 
Motion for thanking him, 9 Nov.—Another, concerning Re- 
cufants, referred to the Committee for Inquiry after Papitts, 
23. Petition touching Innovations in Religion and Church 
Government read; Roll of Names delivered with it, to be 
fealed up; none but Members to have Copies of the Petition, 
a1 Dec. Petition to be confidered, 13 Jan. 5&amp;6 
Feb. Referred to a Committee, 9. Vide Church Govern- 
ment.—Petition of Freeholders, concerning a Decree in the 
Starchamber, referred to a Committee, 19. Vide Starcham- 
ber. 




















1641, Petition of Tradefmen and Artificers, concerning 
Papifts exercifing Trades, referred to a Committee, 16 Aug. 
Order for their Sitting, 30. Information concerning a Let- 
ter of Queries to fome Merchants, referred to a Committee, 18 
Nov. Order for prefenting them, 23. Prefented, and re- 
ferred to Mr. Beale’s Committee, 26. Petition concerning 
Tumults about the Parliament Houfe, read, avowed, and to 
be confidered, 1 Dec. Debate thereon, 2. To be refumed, 
2 &amp; 3.—Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. concerning Bifhops Votes 
—putting the Kingdom into a Pofture of Defence, and a Pro- 
REP so to affift the Parliament; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who preferred it; further Proceedings thereon, 11. Another 
read; Proceedings thereon, 13. Vide Privileges. Petition 
of Apprentices about an Interruption of the former Petitions; 
Speaker’s Anfwer. Vide Privileges——Petition of Common- 
council-men, &amp;c. concerning putting the Tower into Colonel 
Lunsford’s Hands, read, and avowed, 23. Vide Tower.— 
Petition of Irifh Merchants read; Speaker’s Anfwer; voted to 
be the Senfe of Houfe, 24.——Petition of Traders to the 
Mint, read, avowed, and to be fent to Lords, 17 Jan.—Pe- 
tition of Mayor, &amp;c. Conference to be defired with Lords 
thereupon ; a Committee to prepare Heads ; Heads reported ; 
Conference defired ; agreed to; other Petitions to be read ; 
Members appointed to read them, 25—Petition of poor Arti- 
ficers concerning the Number of Aliens trading in and about 
the City ; Speaker’s Answer; Conference to be defired there- 
upon; a Committee ean Heads, 31. Houfe in- 
formed of Multitudes of Women prefling to prefent a Petition; 
Proceedings thereupon, 1 Feb.—Petition of Porters read ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer, 2.—Petition of Tradesmens Wives read ; 
Members to go out and give them an Anfwer, 4.—Petition of 
Citizens concerning the City Militia unfubfcribed ; fome fub- 
{cribe it at Bar; Clerk to go out and fee others fubfcribe ; a 
Petitioner heard ; Matter referred to'the Committee for In- 
formations, 24. Petition of fome of the Subfcribers read, 
and avowed ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who prefented it, 2 
Mar.—Meflage from Lords concerning a Petition received 
by them, and directed to both Houfes; a Committee of both 
Houfes to confider of it, 24 Feb. Order for their Sitting at 
Grocers Hall, 2 Mar. Perfon to attend them, 16. Report 
touching the Recorder, 22. Vide Gardiner.—Grievances 
refented by Common-council, referred to a Committee, 15 
SMar.—Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. exprefling their Care of the 
King, Kingdom, and Houfe, read ; to be entered, and printed ; 
Thanks thereupon, 18. 
1642, Petition of Inhabitants concerning a weekly Col- 
leGtion for the Neceflities of the Kingdom, referred to a Com- 
mittee; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it, 7 June. 
Petition of Common-council-men, touching Abufes in 
the Government of the City, read, avowed, and referred to a 
Committee; Petitioners to attend them; Speaker’s Aniwer, 7 
July. Lord Mayor to be defired not to publifh Proclama- 
tions, 26 Aug. 23 Feb. Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c.; 
Order for removing them tothe Prifons appointed by the Com- 
mittee for Defence of the Kingdom, to be fent to Lord Mayor, 
7 Nov.—Petition of Minifters, &amp;c. concerning the Book of 
Sports, and Propofitions for furnifhing new Levies; Speaker’s 
Anfwer; Petition to be confidered, 11. A Committee to 
treat with a Committee of the City concerning the Propofi- 
tions, 12. Perfons heard touching them; Offer accepted; 
Book of Sports to be burnt by common Hangman; Report 
touching a Commander, 13.—Information of divers Citizens 
at the Door; One heard upon Propofitions touching an Ac- 
commodation, 21. Petition concerning them read ; Thanks 
thereupon, 1Dec.—Copy of a Petition, with Articles, touching 
— to get Hands to it, read, and to be confidered ; 
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Speaker’s Anfwer, 9. A Committee to receive Informations, 
and inquire after the Menaces, 12. Further Paflages relating 
thereto read ; Refolution thereupon; Members to confer with 
the City Council about the Power of calling a Seffion ; Juftices 
of Peace for Middlefex to call one, 13. Lord Mayor and Juf- 
tices to call it forthwith, 15. Perfons bailed, or bound over, 
to be committed to Lambeth-houfe ; Order for apprehending 
them; Faéis referred to the Committee for Examinations ; 
Lift of Perfons defired to be fecured, with the Reafons thereof; 
their Faéts referred, 19:—Recorder recommended, 15. 
Petition of Apprentices read; Speaker's Anfwer, 3 Jan. 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read, and avowed ; another to 
the King read, and approved; Thanks thereupon, 19 Dec. 
Relation of the Manner and Circumftances of deliverin 
the Petition to the King; and a printed Book, intituled, “ His 
“ Majefty’s Anfwer,” feverally prefented; Perfons examined 
thereupon ; Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Hall 
for receiving King’s Aufwer; a Committee to prepare Heads 
for a Conference ; Inftruction, 11 Jan. Heads reported, and 
agreed to; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported; King’s Printer to 
be injoined not to print his Anfwer; a Committee of both 
Houfes to attend the Common Hall, 12. Member to defire 
them to continue fitting, 13. Mefflage from Lord Mayor to 
thank Houfe for the Attendance of their Members, and to de- 
fire Mr. Pyim’s Speech may be printed; Order for printing it, 
and giving him public Thanks, 14.——City to be informed of 
the Security offered for 100,000/. voted for the Army, 16 &amp; 
21 Nov. Perfons appointed to receive 25,000/. 30.——Or- 
der of the Court of Aldermen concerning the Payment thereof, 
read ; Order of Houfe about the Re-payment, 2 Dec.—City 
to be: acquainted with the Intention of Houfe tofpeed the Sub- 
fidy Bill, 16. Intimation to be given them of the Security 
intended for 60,000/. to be raifed, 15 Jan. Order touching 
the Re-payment, if they advance it, 20, Speaker to write 
a Letter to haften the Loans, 6 &amp; 19 Feb. Houfe expeds an 
Account from Alderman Pennington concerning it, 8. Lord 
Mayor to give Order for paying 50,000/. Part of the Loan, 
16. Order touching the Re-payment of 20,000/. the Re- 
fidue of the 60,0007. promifed, § Mar.—The City to be 
defired to advance 100,000/. upon the Security of the Two 
Subfidies laft voted, 1 Mar. Both Houfes to join in defiring 
120,000/, upon Security of the Four laft Subfidies granted, 24. 
1641, a Committee of both Houfes appointed for that 
Purpofe, 25 Mar.—Order for their Meeting; Report that the 
City decline lending, 30. Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning it, agreed to, and held, 3 Apr. Receiver appointed ; 
impowered to give Acquittances; Meffage from Lords, ac- 
quainting Houfe the Lord Mayor and Aldermen attend ; Order 
for Meeting of the Committee, 6. Their Report, 8. 
Members to defire Lord Mayor to haften the Loan, 1 May. 
—Intimation to be given him to take care of a Guard in the 
City—Mewmbers to carry to him Orders concerning the Loan, 
and raifing the Subfidies, with the Refolution for a Bill to con- 
tinue the Parliament, 5. City to be moved fora prefent An- 
{fwer, and acquainted with the Proceedings concerning the 
Bill; Subfcribers to be defired to haften their Payments, io. 
Day appointed for paying in 80,0001. Remainder to be f{peed- 
ily brought in; Order fent to Lords, 11. Houfe acquainted 
Money comes in as faft as it can be told, 15. City to be de- 
fired to continue former Loans, 24 &amp; 31. Member to de- 
mand a pofitive Anfwer touching the Remainder of the 
120,0007. 4 June. Conference to be defired with Lords con- 
cerning the State thereof, 31———Daily Account to be given 
of Moneys brought in, 9 &amp; 16 July. A Committee to pro- 
pound the Continuance of the Loans—Lord Mayor to be re- 
quired to expedite the Colle¢ting of the Poll-money—Confer- 
ence defired with Lords concerning borrowing 40,0007. upon 
Security of that Act; agreed to; Conference held, and re- 
ported, 23. Free Conference defired by Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and re- 
orted ; Motion for fending for Lord Mayor, to anfwer his 
eglect in. collecting the Poll-money, 24. Order for his 
bringing in a daily Account of Moneys collected thereupon, 
27. For Payment of the Loan; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning it, agreed to, and held, 29. Reported, 30. 
A Committee to prepare Order to be fent to the City for 
quickening the Collection; Order for that Purpofe, 4 Aug. 
A Committee of both Houfes to treat with them about a 
Loan of 50,000/. 2 Nov. Their Anfwer reported, 3. Lords 
to be moved for Ordinance to fecure the Re-payment thereof ; 
Objections to lending the Money reported, and to be confi- 
dered, 9. Letter from the Council in Ireland to be fent to 
them, 11. Sent, 12. A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for their Security, 18. Chamberlain to receive free Gifts, 19. 
Ordinance for Re-payment ofthis and a former Loan of 5,000/. 
to the Peers attending the King in the Northern Parts, 23. 
Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference -_ and reported; Ordinance return- 
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ed, with Amendments, 30. Amendments agreed to, 3 
Dec. Ordinance read, and to be fubfcribed by Speaker, 6. 
City to be acquainted that the whole Sum is not come in, 23. 
—Lord.Mayor to be moved to haften bringing it in, 25 
Jan.—Meflage to Common-council, with the Danger the 
Parliament, Kingdom, and City, are in, 4 Jan.—Meflage 
to Lords, acquainting them Houfe had thanked the City for 
their Affection to the Parliament; Anfwer, that Lords had 
done the like, 11.—Lords to be defired to join in Order for 
Meeting of the Common-council when the.Committee of 
Common-council think fit, 12. Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
13.—City to be defired to expedite their Anfwer to the Com- 
mittee at Grocers Hall concerning the Loan of 100,000 /. 24. 
Perfons nominated by Houfe to the Command of the Mi- 
litia, 12 Feb. Others, recommended by the Common- 
council, approved, 10 Mar. Members to defire Lord Mayor 
to cal] a Common-council for fettling the Militia, and, if in- 
capable of attending, to appoint a Deputy; their Report; 
Order for calling One; Members to acquaint him therewith, 
and receive his Anfwer, 12. Anfwer reported. 14.—A Com- 
mittee to treat with the Common-council about a Loan upon 
Security of the Bill for 400,000 /. 24. 

1642, Order from Lords concerning fettling the Mili- 
tia; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed; Conference held, 29 Mar. Adventurers for re- 
ducing Ireland may make a Cominittee to attend the Com- 
mittee of Houfe daily, 4 Apr. The Committee to inquire 
of them what Money they can {pare, 16 May.—Order for 
exercifing them within Three Miles, agreed to by Lords, 3 
May.—Lord Mayor to be defired to calla Common Hall; a 
Committee to propound the Advancement of the Proportion 
of Moneys to be paid upon the Bill for 400,000/. 4.—Ano- 
ther Committee to treat with the several Companies about a 
Loan of 50,000/. upon the Security of an A&amp; of Parliament; 
Members to confider of the beft Way to call them together, 
13. Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Hall, 31 
May. A Committee of both Houfes to inform them of the 
Security offered for 100,000/. Order for their Meeting, 1 
June. Their ready Compliance reported; to be thanked 
thereupon; the Committee to meet, and confider of Form of 
Thanks, 3 Another Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
their Security ; Ordinance reported, and re-committed ; Com- 
mittees added; Ordinance reported from Re-commitment ; 
Lord Mayor to oftder a Meeting of the ee on different 
Days; a Committee to attend them, 4. To fummon them 
to meet all on the fame day, 6. Report of Grocers readinefs 


to pay their Proportion; ‘Thanks thereupon; Order for Pay- 
ment of the whole Sum into the Chamber; for Allowance to 
the Chamberlain’s Clerk, 8. Apothecaries willing to lend their 


Proportion; Thanks thereupon, 9. Skinners willing, 10. 
The Committee of both Houtes impowered to thank the City, 
i1. Lord Mayor to fummon Aliens, 15. A Committee of 
both Houfes to go into the City for advancing the Subfcrip- 
tions, 17. Lord Mayor to iffue Warrants to the Companies 
for Payment of the Remainder, 30. A Committee to ex- 
pedite it, 22 July. Members for the City to take Account 
of the State of the Loan, 2 Aug. A Committee to confer 
with the Committee for the Militia touching the State of the 
Subfcriptions, 23 Nov. Report, 24.—Ordinance touching 
Security to the Lenders read, and agreed to, 28. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 29. A Committee to inquire into the 
Arrears of the Loans, 1 Dec. Litt prefented ; Officers of the 
Halls to attend the Committee of both Houfes in London, 6. 
—A Committee of both Houfes to go into the City to advance 
the Subfcriptions for raifing Horle, &amp;c. 17. King’s Letter 
to Lord Mayor, concerning the Subfcriptions, read, and to be 
fupprefled; a Committee to prepare Declaration againtt it; 
Declaration reported, and agreed to; a Committee of both 
Houfes to go into the City about it, 18. Declaration agreed 
to by Lords, 20. Order for Lord Mayor to call a Common 
Hall, agreed to by Lords, 7 July. Propofitions touching raiting 
Volunteers, agreed to by Lords; a Committee of both Houfes to 
make them to the City, 9. Order for Re-payment of Money 
lent for that Service, 30 O&amp;.—Members to require Lord Mayor 
to appoint a Locum tenens in his Abfence, to call a Common- 
council, and, upon Refufal, the eldeftAldermen to appoint One; 
their Anfwers reported ; Aldermen to befummoned to attend, 
i1. Order concerning Aldermen chufing a Locum tenens, fent 
to Lords, 15 July. “Their Certificate touching the Election, 
communicated by them, and referred to a Committee, 21. 

Order about fummoning the Wards, 12 Aug-—Lord Mayor 
to calla Common Hall touching a Loan; Letter to be read 
there; a Committee to attend; Preamble, and Order con- 
cerning it, referred to another Committee, 22. Order for 
their Meeting, 24. Propofitions agreed to by Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 26. A Committee of 
both Houfes to fee the Orders put in Execution, 29.——A 
Committee to fupply Defects in the former Order; Order re- 
ported; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Lord Mayor to be 


moved to call a Common Hall, 23 Nov. His Anfwer report- 
ed, 24. A Committee of both Houfes to attend them, 25. 

Order amended by the City; Amendments read, and 

agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Sept—Ordinance 
for fecuring Moneys lent by any Citizens, 14.—Order for ap- 
pointing Committees for the Militia in the room of others, 
20. Agreed to by Lords, 22, Order from Lords for 
fearching Stables, and lifting the Number of Horfes in Lon- 
‘lon and Weftminfter; a Committee to join with Juftices of 
Peace to put it in Execution, 22 Ot. Order for fhutting 
up Shops, 24.—Ordinance for putting the Militia in Execu- 
tion, agreed to by Lords, 25.—A Committee of both Houfes 
to acquaint the City with Paflages ina late Fight between the 
Two Armies, 27. Order for demolifhing Sheds on the 
Outfide of the Walls, 28 O¢t.—-- Sent to Lords, 16 Noy.— 
A Committee to prepare Order for indemnifying the City for 
Fortifications made, and Men raifed, 2 Nov. Members to 
inquire whether the Works be fufficient, 5. Order for Secu- 
rity for Money advanced to raife a Second Army, agreed to by 
the Lords, 7. Ordinance for that Purpole agreed to by them, 
14.—Lord Mayor to-be moved to call a Common Hall; Mef- 
fengers Report—Order for tendering the Propofitions to 
Strangers, 7.—For difarming Perfons named in a Lift from the 
Committee for Subfcriptions, 8. Inlarged—a Committee of 
both Houfes to acquaint the Common Hall with certain Votes, 
9.—Order touching Negleéts in the Watches and Trenclies— 
tor Colonels and Captains to punifh Deferters, 10.—For 
bringing hither the Ordinance from King, 11.—For drawing 
out the Militia, and beating up for Volunteers—for fending 
Forces to Lord General—tor acquainting them with Paflages 
between the Two Armies at Brentford—for defiring them to 
fend Provifions, 12.—Tv have Warrant for fafe Conveyance 
of Vidtuals, &amp;c. to the City, 18. Order for Indemnity of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for not publifhing a Proclamation, 19 
Nov. 23 Feb.—For feizing Arms lent by the City, 19 
Nov.—Order for Indemnity of Sheriffs for not publifhing a 
Proclamation, 21 Nov.——29 &amp; 30 Dec.——go Jan. 18 
Feb. 7 Mar.—Lord Mayor to fearch for Soldiers, and 
fend them to the Army, 24 Nov.—-Money collected at the 
next Faft, to be employed for the Ufe of the Poor, 26.—Or- 
der for opening the Shops, agreed to by Lords, 29, 
The Committee for the Militia to inquire into Abutes in 
Mutfters, 10 Dec. Ordinance for inlarging the Power of 
Committees for advancing Moneys, agreed to by Lords, 3 
Feb.—For drawing out the Trained Bands, 11.—Lord Mayor 
to be defired to call a Common Hall, 15. A Committee of 
both Houfes to treat with them about a Loan of 60,000/. 18. 
Another Committee to prepare Ordinance for Security to the 
Lenders; Ordinance reported, 28. Agreed to by Lords, 
3, Mar.—~—Perfon heard concerning Propofitions for reform- 
ing the Army—for Indemnity of the City—for a religious Co- 
venant; Speaker’s Anfwer, 23 Feb.—Letter concerning a 
Defign upon the City, 24. City impowered to affociate 
with other Counties, 2 Mar.—To aflociate among themfelves 
—the Committee for the Militia to appoint Guards, and no- 
minate,Commanders, 3. Ordinance for making Fortifications 
read, and referred to a Committee, 6. Reported, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified,7. Lord Mayor to 
be moved to calla Common Hall; a Committee of both Houfes 
to treat with them about a Supply of Money, &amp;c. for the 
Army, 9. Their Report, 11. 

1641, Bill to fupply London and Weftminfter with Water, 
read, 22 Apr.——Committed, 29 May.——Committees 
added, g June. 

1641, new Writ, 28 May. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill to enable the Com- 
miffioners for the Poll-money to collect of the Yeomanry of 
London—Committees added, 19 Apr. 


London-houfe, 1642, to be made a Prifon, 3 Jan. 
Long, Mr. 1641, Bufinefs concerning him and Mr. Hook re- 


ferred to the Committee for Monopolifts, 5 Feb. 

1642, Order for making Report, 1. 7. &amp; 23, Apr. Re- 
port; voted no Projectors, but Beneficiaries in the Project of 
Wine; voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
new Writ ordered, 12 May. 

Walter, 1641, Queftion for moving Lord Keeper to put 
him out of the Commiffion of the Peace, Neg. 13 Dec. | 

1642, Order touching Security for, and Re-payment of, 
his Loan, 26 Mar. Further Order touching the Payment, 
16 July. To have Saddles, &amp;c. delivered to him, 2 Sept. 


Lord, Hen. 1640, to be fummoned to attend, 20 Nov. 


Peter, and John James, 1640, examined touching a 
Warrant from High Sheriff of Northamptonthire for publith- 
ing a Book containing Petitions and An{wers touching the Mi- 
litia; a Committee to withdraw, and take further Examina- 
tion; High Sheriff to be fent for as a Delinquent. Vide Will- 
mer. Order for fuppreffing it; Parties thanked for not pub- 
lifhing it, and to be fatisfied for the Charges of their Journey, 
16 Mar. 

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ame Win. 1642, to be continued in Cuftody, 2 Sept. Order 


for his Difcharge, 5. 

Lords, 1640, Copy of a Petition from thofe at York, read, ap- 
proved, and to be entered, 18 Nov. 

Honfe of, 1640. Vide Mejjages—Conference defired 
by Lords about a Breach of their Privileges by Members of 
the Hovfe of Commons; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 10 Nov. A Committee to 
view Precedents for tran{mitting Matters to them, 22 Feb. 

1641, their Order concerning the Indi¢tment of Peers, 
and Recufants, read, and referred to the Committee for Pro- 
tections, 5 June. Conference defired concerning their 
Adjournment; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported, 30 Aug. Lord defired to affets their 
Members and Affiftants; Anfwer thereto, 19 Dec. Informa- 
tion that feveral had fubfcribed, 31. Ordinance for dif- 
abling fuch Lords as have appeared in Arms againtft the Parlia- 
_ for fitting during this Parliament; agreed to by Lords, 
3 Feb. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lorrain, Duke of, 1641, Order for Redelivery of Papers be- 
longing to his Agent, 24 July. 

— 1642, Report touching an Affront offered the Agent by 
Meflengers employed for apprehending Priefts; Refolutions 
thereupon ; Members to acquaint him what Houfe has done in 
Deteftation of the Abufe, and for punifhment thereof ; Meflen- 
gers committed to the Gatehoufe, 14 Apr. Vide Newton, 
Mayo, Cook, and Monmouth. His Antwer reported, 15: 

Lorraine, Antony, 1641, Information given that he is no Prieft ; 
Order for his Difcharge, 6 Sept. 

Love, Iftrand, 1642, a Committee to examine a Complaint 

- againft him 7 Dec. 

Lovelace, Captain, 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe; Ser- 

- Jeant to deliver him, 30 Apr. A Committee to prepare 
Charge againft him, 4 May. Order for prefenting it, 12.— 
—His Petition; Order for bailing him, 17 June. Bail 
approved, 21. 

Louthian, Lord, 1642, to have Warrant to go to, and come 
from, Oxford, 4 Jan. 

Lowdes, Rich. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Lowe, Edward, 1641, Petition to be read, 16 Dec. 

Lawrence, 1642, his Offer of a Loan of 5,000/. ac- 

cepted ; Order about a g Jan. 

Lownes, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— Robert, 1642, Order for reftoring his Money, 5 Jan. 

Lowry, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Lowther, Sir John, 1641, Letter from General Lefley and others 
to him, read, 5 May. 

Lucas, Sir Charles, 1641, his Examination before Lords Com- 
mittees, read, 17 Nov. 
































f{poken by him, read, and referred to the Committee for fcan- 
dalous Minifters, 29 Mar. 


_ Luther, Tho. 1642, Order concerning him reported; to be fent 


7% as a Delinquent, 10 Aug. Reprehended, and difcharged, 

18: 

Lutterell, Mr. 1641, Order for repaying him in Money difburfed 
for the Neceffaries of fome Soldiers, 25 Feb. 

Lutton, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tomfon’s 
Committee, 16 Mar. Vide Fens. 

Lyache, Wm. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 5 O&amp;, 

Lyddell, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept. 

Lyford, 1640, Order touching Lands there fequettered by the 
Earl of Strafford, 15 Feb. 

Lyme Regis, 1641, Order touching difpofing of Money collected 
there for Relief of difireffed lrith, 5 Mar.—for Payment of 
Money for Repair of the Pier, 19. 

1642, Order for fortifying the Town, 6 Dec. 
Agreed to by Lords, 11 Jan.—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; 
Order for fending down Forces, 2 Jan. 

Lyner, Rob. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to deliver a Magazine to a Proteftant, 17 Aug.—His Caufe to 
be tranfmitted to Lords, 25. 

1642, Impeachment concerning him to be read, 4 











Aug. 

Lynn, 1641, Officers to ftay a Ship laden with Wool, 2 Feb. 
Petition of Inhabitants read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who preferred it, 4 Mar. 

— 1642, Petition of Aldermen, &amp;e. read; nothing done 

thereupon, 19 Apr. Order not to billet Soldiers againft the 

Inhabitants Will, 14 July. Agreed to by Lords, with an 

Amendment—Order for putting the Militia in Execution, 18, 

Order for Indemnity of Volunteers, read, and agreed to, 
22 Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 28. Order for 
fortifying the Town, agreed to by Lords, 22 Sept.——-Order 
for fending up Money collected upon the Propofitions for raifing 
Horfe, &amp;c. 10 &amp; 24 O. Jewels and Rings fent up by 
Women accepted—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. for Arms for De- 
fence of the Town, read, and referred to the Committee for 
Safety of the Kingdom; Deputy Lieutenants to affift them at 
their Mart; Perfons appointed to order the Ditpofition of 
Money allowed for fortifying the Town, 20 Jan.—Order 
enabling them to keep fuflicient Guards, read, and agreed to, 
23. for permitting Barques to pafs from Port to Port, ex- 
cept Newcatile, 27 Feb. 

Lynolde, Mr. late Reétor of Heling, 1640, Petition referred 
to the Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 8 Mar. 

1641, Matter concerning depriving him referred to the 

fame Committee, 8 July. Report; Deprivation voted 

illegal ; Order for reftoring him, 14 Aug. 

1642, Declaration and Impeachment on his behalf, 



































— Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 9 June. 
Quefiion for taking off the Reftraint upon his Plate going to 
York, Neg. 5 Aug.—Information given that he was going to 
the King ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, and bringing 
up Hortes, &amp;c. feized at his Houle, 23. Order about difpofing 
of them; examined, and committed to the Gatehoule; a 
Committee to prepare Impeachment againft him, 29 His 
Petition read, 8 Sept.—Report of another delivered to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom ; Debate thereupon ; 
Bufinefs laid afide ; Order for prefenting the Impeachment, 
21. Previous Queftion for bailing him, Affirmative, go. 
Bail approved, 1 Od. : 

Lucye, Lucas, 1642, to have Warrant. to tranfport himfelf and 
One Horfe to France, 7 May. 

Ludgate, 1642, Petition of the Keeper referred to the Commit- 
tee for the Tower, 7 Mar. 

Ludgerfhall, 1641, new Writ, 9 Dec. 

Ludlow, Francis, 1640. Vide Privileges. ; 

Sir H. 1642, Exceptions taken at his Words; with- 

draws; called in, and reprehended, 7 May. 

Mr. 1642, a Committee to prepare Order concerning 
him ; Order reported, 10 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 11.— 
—Order for removing him from York Caftle to the King’s 
Bench, 16 Sept. : 

Luke, Robert, 1641, tohave Warrant for apprehending Priefts, 
23 Nov. 

; Sir Sam. 1642, Order from Lords for Indemnity of him 

for endeavouring to apprehend Sir Lewis Dive, agreed to, 6 

Aug. 

Malignants Horfes, 29 Dec. 

Oliver, 1642, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 19 




















Dec. 

Lullam, Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Lunsford, Colonel, 1641. Vide Tower—to be fummoned to 
attend ; feveral Perfons to attend at the fame time, 27 Dec.— 
—Information given of Horfe under his Command. Vide 
Kingfion upon _ieticale be fent for asa Delinquent, 12 
Jan.— His Petition, and Order for bailing him, 2 Feb, 

Lupton, Mr. 1642, Information concerning dangerous Words 


Vo. II. 








To have Warrant for recruiting his Troops out of — 


read, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords, 19 Aug—— His 
Petition referred to the Committee for plundered Minifters ; 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for fequeftering the Profits 
of the Reétory to his Ufe, 10 Mar. 


16° Car.I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


ACE carried before Speaker upon his Return from the 
King, 15 Apr. 

Market, Clerk of, Bill for better ordering his Office read, 
28 Apr. 

Marphall, Mr. defired to preach, 23 Apr. 

Member excufes himfelf for a Word ufed by him, 18 Apr.—Has 
Leave to be abfent—charging another with offenfive Words, 
acknowleges his Miltake, 22.—Judges to be defired to give 
Precedence to Members in their Motions-—-Member, giving 
Offence in his Speech, pardoned upon his Acknowledgement, 
23—_A Committee to view Clerk’s Notes of fuch as had 
taken the Oaths, 25.—Member thanked for his Service, 28. 

—Names of Places, for which Members ferve, to be added 
by Clerk where omitted, 1 May. 

Meredith, Sir Amias, his Indenture taken off the File, 28 Apr. 

Mefjages from King. Vide King.——Offence taken at a Mef- 
fage by a quarterly Waiter, tor Speaker and Houfe to attend 
the King.in the Houfe of Peers; Black Rod to be acquainted 
therewith, 15 Apr. . 

— from Lords, excufing themfelves for not admitting Mef- 
fengers, 24 Apr. 

Michell, Election and double Return; Petition, 16 Apr. 

ort; Refolution thereupon, 24. 

Middlefex, Petition from, read, and referred to the Committee 
for taking material Points of Grievances, 17 Apr. Vide 
Grievances. | 

Minehead Eleétion; Petition—new Writ, 16 Apr. 

Mortlings. Vide Wools. 











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INDEX © the 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


ACALLY, a Scotchman, 1642, his Commitment to be 
confidered by a Committee, 5 Apr. Matter referred to 
Lord Chief Juftice, 12. 

Maccarthy, Daniel, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 15 Dec. Another referred to 
the Committee for Contributions, 1 Mar. Vide Ireland. 

Mace, 1640, carried before Speaker upon his Return from the 
King, 5 Nov. 

Mackerill, Mr. 1642, his Imprifonment voted illegal ; Satisfac- 
tion to be made him, 16 Aug. 

Madox, Wm. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Court of Wards, 16 Feb. 

Madrin, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept. 

Magazines, 1642, a Committee to prepare Declaration for 
Counties to preferve them, 20 July. Declaration read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 26. 

Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1642, Plate ftayed going from 
thence to be laid up in the Chamber of London, 22 Aug. 

- St. Old Fith Street, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, 
and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 28 Feb. 

Magenes, an Irifhman, 1641, Information againft him in Writ- 
ing, avowed ; Order for apprehending him, 8 Nov. 

Maguire, Lord, and Mr. Reade, Prifoners from Ireland, 1642, 
Conference defired by Lords concerning them; agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; Lords 
to be moved to appoint a Committee to re-examine them in 
the Tower, 20 June. Perfons to attend the Judges that are to 
examine them ; a Committee to be prefent, 22. Order for 
delivering Examinations to Members for their Perufal, 11 
July. Agreed to by Lords, 15.——Order for their Removal 
to Ludgate—for an Allowance to them ; agreed to by Lords, 
23 Feb. 

Mahhewes, Tho. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Maidftone, 1642. Vide Kent.—Petition of Jurats referred to 
the Committee for the Clerkfhip of che Peace of Kent, 30 
Sept. All that come to have Voices, 7 O&amp;. 

Main, Richard de le, 1641, Table, fhewing what Money is to 
be difburfed for Lands in Ireland, referred to the Committee 
for the Bill concerning Irifh Propofitions, 5 Mar. Lords 
Order for printing it agreed to, 9. 

Major, Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Feb. 

Maitland, Mr. 1641, his Letters concerning difbanding, and 
Ratification of the Treaty, read, 6 Sept. 

Lords, 1641, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
him; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 
8 Sept. 

Maldes, 1642, Order for fortifying the Town, and furnifhing 
it with Ammunition, 8 Nov.—for iffuing Money for that 
Purpofe, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 11. Another for carrying 
down the Ordinance, 15. 

Malignants, 1642, Two Committees to take a Courfe for dif- 
arming them in and about London and Weftminfter, 22 Od. 
—Deputy Lieutenants, and the Committee for Examinations, 
impowered to difarm and fecure them, 30. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 1 Nov—A Committee to prepare Order 
for feizing Malignants Horfes, 4. Lords Concurrence fignified, 
10.—The Committee impowered to difcharge thofe employed 
in the Parliament-army, or in bringing Prifoners, 25. Or- 
der for Malignants bearing their Own and the Guards Charges, 
2 Dec. onference defired by Lords concerning Order to 
particular Perfons for feizing them; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported—Lords Order for 
revoking it read, and referred to the Committee for Difcharge 
of Hories, 6 Jan. Another Conference defired by Lords 
thereupun ; agreedto; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; Report referred to the fame Committee, 23. 
Lords put Houfe in mind of their Reafons for revoking the 
Ordinance; Houfe concur therein, 26. Report; Com- 
miffaries to be pC therewith; Refolution that Houfe 
did not affent to Lords Ordinance ; a Committee to fearch 
their Journals concerning it; their Report; Conference to be 
defired with Lords thereupon ; a Committee to prepare Heads ; 
Commiffaries to be thanked ; Declaration that they have done 
acceptable Service, 3 Feb.—— Order for apprehending Servants 
of Perfons bearing Arms againft the Parliament in and about 
London, 16 Jan. Ordinance for affeffing Malignants, 
read, and re-committed, 23 Dec. Agreed to; Provifo to 
be added, 4 Feb. Claufe to be added, 10. Order for 
Prefentment, 2 Mar. Member to prepare Ordinance for 
feizing their Eftates, 14 Feb. Ordinance read, and agreed 
to, 20 

Maliett, Mr. Juftice, 1641, to be examined at a Conference 
touching the Informations from Kent; a Committee to pre 
pare Interrogatories ; their Report, 28 Mar. . 


SECOND VOLUME. 


1642, Houfe to confider of his going Circuits after Com- 
ome againft him in the laft, 21 June———Report touching 
is Carriage at the Lent Affizes—the Committee for Defence 
of the Kingdom to confider of the {peedieft Method of fending 
for him, 2 Aug. Letter concerning the Paflages in appre- 
hending him, and his adjourning the Affizes; Order for bring- 
ing him up; a Committee to confider of a “~~ Force for 
that Purpofe; Letter and Votes to be fent to Lords, 5. Vide 
Affizes. 

Mallory, Mr. 1641, Letter to him prefented from a Committee 

, to be figned by the Speaker, and fent, 19 Aug. 

1642, Serjeant to fend a particular Meflage, with a Sum- 
mons to attend forthwith, 7 Apr.—Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 6 Sept. 

Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 6 Sept.——Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 16 Jan. 

Malting Houfes. Vide Alehoufes. 

Malton, 1640, Motion for reftoring it, 5 Dec. Order for that 
Purpofe—new Writ, 11. 

Man, Theophilus, 1641, Petition touching an Order of a Com- 
mittee, forbidding him to take Fees by virtue of his Office ; 
Declaration thereupon, 28 July. 

Edward, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas 
Corpus for removing him from Newcafile Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Manby, Dr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend a Committee, 30 
June. Vide Amys. 

Manchefter, 1642, Letter concerning putting the Commiffion of 
Array in Execution, and feizing the Magazine of the County ; 
Order thereupon, 25 July. Vide Array. Further Informa- 
tion relating thereto, 26——Letters concerning the Siege 
thereof by Lord Strange, referred to the Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom; Order concerning Prifoners taken 
there, 3 Oct.—for encouraging Perfons to affift the Townf- 
men in defending themfelves againft him, read, and agreed to, 
6.—Letters concerning the State of the Town, 10.—Relation 
of the Paflages there, read, 11. Information touching the 
Mills belonging to the Free School; a Committee to prepare 
Order for Sequeftration of the Revenues thereof, 10 O&amp;. 
Order againft renewing a Leafe, 11. Order touching the 
Payment of the Garrifon, 29. Agreed to by Lords, 24 
Nov.——Propofitions for raifing Dragoons, referred to to the 
Committee for Difpatches, 3 Dec. 

Mandevile, Lord, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Queen’s Jointure, 29 June. Vide Queen. 

= Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 

ov. 

Manninge, Wm. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Queen’s Jointure, 2 July. Vide Queen. 

Manfell, Sir Robert, 1641, previous Queftion concerning his 
Cafe, Neg. 28 May. 

Jo. 1642, an Order about Pay to him as Surveyor of the 
Fortifications at Portfmouth, 19 Apr. 

Mansfield, Domingo, 1641, Petition, 2 Dec. Vide Strich 

Mr. and his Apprentice, 1641, to be brought to the 
Houfe feparately, and, upon Refufal, to be apprehended as 
Delinquents, 30 Nov. 

Sir Robert, 1642, to attend with his Patent for fole 
making Glafs, 12 Apr. His Petition read ; Order for deliver- 
ing his Patent to the Committee for Grievances, 15. To 
the Clerk, 31 May. 

Mantle, Walter, 1641, Bill for reftoring him in Blood, read, 
14 - Committed, 5 Aug. to another Committee, 
19 Feb. 

Manwaring, Bifhop, 1640, a Committee to confider all Com- 
plaints, and the Judgment in Parliament, againft him, and 
prepare Bill for reverfing the Pardon granted him, 23 Feb. 

Sir H. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent; difcon- 
tinued Mafter of Trinity-houfe ; Corporation to proceed to a 
new Ele¢tion; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 Nov. 
Difallowed from being a Brother, 11. 

Captain, 1642, Cater concerning his fearching for Pro- 
vifions, &amp;c. going to the King, agreed to by Lords, with 
+ eine Order read, and to be paffed by Houfe alone, 
1 Dec. 

Randall, 1642, Petition; a Committee to prepare Or- 
der for enabling him to colle&amp; One per Cent. for the Redemp- 
tion of Captives, 5 Sept. Order reported, 19. Agreed to 
by Lords, 22. His Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Advance of Moneys in London, 20 Dec. 

Manwood, Sir. Jo. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, 
Two Servants, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 2 May. 

Marche, John de la, Minifter in Guernfey, 1641, Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee for fcandalous Minifters, 31 Aug. 

Mrs. 1642, the Committee for the Tower to fee an 
Ordinance for removing her from thence put in Execution, 30 
—— of the Guards to put it in Execution, 10 


Mardee, 





INDEX w# the Seconv Voutume. 


Mardee, 1642, Lord Admiral to be moved to intercept Ships 
bound from thence to Ireland, 9 June. . 

Margarets, St. W efiminfter, 1641, Petition of Lame, Sick, Blind, 
&amp;c. read, 22 June. Petition of Parifhioners; Lecturer 
recommended, 18 Feb. 

St. Lothbury, 1642, Ordinance for fequefiering the Par- 
fonage, read, and agreed to, 13 Feb. 

Maria, Frigate, 1642, Perfons to be thanked for their good Ser- 
vice in feizing it, 15 Aug. 

Mariners, 1641, Bill for prefling them ordered, 7 May. Read 
twice, and committed, 8. Committee to fit notwithftanding 
the Sitting of the Houfe, io. Bill reported, and to be in- 
groffed; pafled, and fent to Lords, 11. Another Bill for 
the fame Purpofe, read twice, and committed, 10 May. 
Another ordered, 22 Nov. Read, 1 Dec. Committed, 2. 
To be reported, 10. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. 
Paffed, and fent to Lords, 24. Houfe put them in Mind 
thereof, 28. Another Meilage concerning it; Anfwer 
thereto, 14 Jan. Bill for better raifing them, read twice, 
and committed ; reported, and to be ingrolled, 209. Paffed, 
1 Feb. 

1642, Bill for Relief of maimed and fhip-wrecked Sea- 

men, and their Widows and Children, read, 3 May. 

1641, Lords to be defired at a Conference to join in 

Order for prefling and governing Mariners; free Conference 

to be defired with them concerning it; a Committee of both 

Houfes to prepare the Order, 8 May. 

1642, Receivers appointed for Money to be lent by 

Mariners in the Thames for the Affairs of Ireland, 8 Aug. 

15 Sept.—Order for a Month’s Pay to be given them 
as a Reward~for their Fidelity, 22. for beftowing a 
Month’s Pay on certain Mariners employed by Merchants, 
2 Nov——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for prefling 
them; Ordinance agreed to, 2 Feb. Lords Concurtence fig- 
nified ; Ordinance to be priuted, 3.—Speaker to fign a Letter 
for prefling them, 20. 

Markinfon, Edw. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 5 Jan. 

Markland, Captain Robert, 1642, to be removed to Colchefter ; 
a Committee to prepare a Letter to Mayor for keeping him 
clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Marleborough, 1641, new Writ, 25 Feb. 
4 May. 

1642, to be thanked for their Collection upon the A&amp; 
of Contribution, 11 June. Letter to Commiffioners for 
‘Wilts to levy a proportionable Affeffment.on the Inhabitants 
by virtue of the Bill for 400,000 /. ordered, and prefented, 11 
July.—Order touching the Payment of Moncey raifed upon 
the Act for Contributions—Licence to be given for removing 
the Magazine, 12. Letter relating thereto read, 28. An- 
other Letter concerning an Attempt upon the Town; Refo- 
lution, and Order thereupon, 7 Dec. 

Marley, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept. 

Marlo Magna, 1641, Eleétion and double Return; Report; 
Mr. Burlace voted duly elected; Mr. Hobbs to forbear fitting 
till his EleGtion is determined ; Under-fheriff to be fent for as 
a Delinquent, 9 Nov. Vide Moore. Further Report; Elec- 
tion declared void—new Writ, 10. Eleétion of One Bur- 

efs to ftand good, and not be further queftioned, 5 Jan. 
Dies re-committed, 13. 

Marolois, Peter, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him and Peter Hoett, 
read, 19 Dec. Parties to take Oaths, 22. Bill cominitted, 
7 Jan. 

evel, * and * Padger, 1641, to be fummoued to attend, 
16 Sept. 

Marriott, a Frenchman, 1641, his Cafe reported from the Com- 
mittee for Recufants convid, 22 June. 

Marfh, Wm. 1640, to have Notice to attend to anfwer a Com- 
plaint againft.him, 13 Dec. 

Dr. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 11 O@. 

Marfhall, Mr. 1640, delired to preach, 9 Nov. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 16. ’ 

1641, defired to preach, 30 Aug——Thanked, and to 
rint his Sermon, g Sept-——Defired to preach, 17 Dec. 
hanked, and to print his Sermon; Order for prefenting him 

with a Piece of Plate, 23——ThanRed, and to print his 

Sermen preached at the Faft, 24 Feb. No Perfon to print it 

befides himself for Two.Months, 25. 

Jo. 1642,.his Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. 

Marfham, Tho- 17642, Petition read; to have Order for tranf- 
portation of Calves Skins; Members to view them, 3 June. 

Mar/hland Hundred, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to 
Dr. Tomfon’s Committee, 17 Dec. Vide Fens. 

Marfton, Henry, 1642, Petition concerning Charges in, bringing 
up Delinquents, referred to a Committee, 10 Sept. 

Marten, Mary, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Abingdon, 22 
Nov. 

Martin, Tho. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1642, Order for his receiving Gunpowder fuf- 

ficient for his Ship, 2 Apr. 
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Election ; Petition, 



































-—-— Wm. 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 10 Sept. 
——Order for his Difcharge, 13 Oct. 

Martin, St. Orgars, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, referred to 
the Committee for preaching Minifters, g0 Dec. 

——— St. in the Fields, 1641, Petition of Trained Bands; Mr. 
Cecill to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant of Middlefex 
for the Charge of them, 24 Jan. Report of Meflage deli-~ 
vered, 2 Feb.—Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recommend- 
ed, 15. 

- 1642, Profits of the Vicarage to be fequeftered to him, 

1 Dec. 


——— St. Vintry, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, 2: 


a Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and agreed to, 10 
eb. 


Martlock, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Leéturer recommended, 
4 June. 

Martyn, Mr. 1641, willing to continue a Loan, 26 Aug.——- 
1 Feb. Order about Security to him, 18. 

1642, Order for Repayment, 13 July. 

— Captain, 1642, to be thanked for nis good Service in 

feizing the Maria Frigate, 15 Aug. 

Mary, Princels, 1641, the Committee for Queen’s Jointure to 
confider of Queen’s carrying her beyond Sea, 14 July —— 
Meflage frora King concerning it communicated by Lords, 
7 Feb. : 

Magdalen St. Bermondfey, 1642, Petition of Inbabit- 

ants, read, and referred to the Committee for Examinations, 

21 Feb. 

— Magdalen St. Old Fifh Street, 1642, Order for fup- 

prying the Cure, and fequetiering the Profits thereof, 28 
eb. 


























St. Abchurch, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Order 
m fapplying the Cure, and fequeftering the Profits thereof, 
Q Mar. 

Mafon, James, 1640, to be summoned as a Witnefs, 27 Nov. 

Edward, 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, for re- 

fufing to deliver the Magazine at Hull, 28 Apr. 

———-— Samuel, 1642, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 26 Nov. a 

Be Henry, 1642, Petition read, and referred to Lorc. Mayor, 
2 Dec. 

Majs, 1641, Order againfi the King’s Subje@s frequenting it, 
10 May. 

Majjam, Sir Wm. 1641, Complaint of Perfons entering his 
Dovechoufe, for digging Saltpetre ; Sykes and Bullock to be 
fummoned to attend, 19 June. To be called in, 23. Order 
againtt their digging, and for bringing the Patent to a Com- 
muttee, 24. 

Majenger, a Papift, 1642, Order for ftaying Monies to be paid 
fur Oxen belonging to him, 14 Sept. 

Mafjon, Samuel, 1642, Judges to be required to ftay Proceed 
ings concerning the bailing or delivering of him, 4 Feb. To 
ftand committed by Houfe ; to be apprehended by Serjeant, 
and committed to the Compter in Southwark, 27. 

Tho. 1642, Order for feizing his Houfe, 3 Mar. Perfon 
appointed to put it in Execution, 7. 

Mafier, Mr. 1642, to be kept clofe Prifoner; none to have Ac 
cefs to him, 2 Jan. 

Mathew, Six Toby, 1640, Houfe to join with Lords in petitioning 
the King to remove him from Court, 16 Mar. . 

1641. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1642, to be removed to Lord Petre’s Houfe; 

Information againft him referred to the Committee for Exa- 
minations, 17 Jan. Order for bailing him, 3 Feb. 

—— 1642, to be removed to Ipfwich, and kept clofe Prifoner 
in the mean time; a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor 
for fafeguarding him, 13 Mar. ; 

Matthew, Francis, 1641, Order to fearch for and feize a Barrel 
of Gunpowder fent to him under Colour of a Barrel of Soap, 


7 Dec. 




















Matthew, St. Friday Street, 1642, Petition concerning their: 


Minifter, 4 Apr. Vide Chejlin. 

7 bee Petition of Parifhioners ; Leéturer recommended, 

Moviteaevier, Mr. 1640, Petition read, 15 Dec. Referred to the 
Committee for the Charge againft the Judges, 16. 

1641, referred to Mr. Chambers’s Committee, 1 July. 

Maurice, Prince, 1642, Order for continuing his Penfion, 23 
Apr. é 

May, Mr. 1640, to fit till his Election is avoided, 6 Jan. 

——— 1641, to be fummoned to attend forthwith, 7 Feb. 
1642, like Order, 20 May.——Member to acquaint 
him therewith, 1 ‘June—Houfe informed of Bills of tsthange 
from Holland for paying Moneys to him; Order thereupon ; 
Perfons to be fummoned to attend ; a Committee to withdyaw, 
and,examine them ; Order to forbear the Payment, 3. Sent 
to Lords for their Concurrence ; Meflenger difmiffed without 
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IN DEX @ the Seconp VoLuMmeE. 


Wm. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 3 June-—— 
Committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 Jan. 

Maynard, Mr. 1641, Complaint of a printed Speech fathered 
upon him ; Order for fupprefling it, 6 Apr. 

Mayney, Sir Jo. 1642, to attend with a Petition he has folicited 
to get Hands to, 5 Apr.——To be fent for as a Delinquent, 
30 Aug. 

Mayo, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend forthwith, 1 
Teb. 

_ 1642, to be difcharged from being a Member; new 
Writ ordered, 23 Nov. 

——— a Meflenger for apprehending Priefts, 1642, carried to 
the Gatehoufe for abufing a foreign Minifter; to make Sub- 
miffion, and defire Pardon, 14 Apr. To be taken into Ser- 
jeant’s Cuftody, and turned over to the Gatehoufe, 18. Or- 
der for his Difcharge, and making Submiflion, 23. To 
ftand committed, unlefs he make it by a Time limited, 17 
May. 

Maxewell, Mr. 1642, Petition to be read, 23 Sept. Referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 24. Vide Calves Skins. 

Maxfield, Peter, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent for 
publifhing feditious Verfes; Witnefles to be fummoned, 28 
Apr. To be proceeded againft at the Affizes in Shropfhire, 
1 July. 

Meath, Earl of, 1640, Petition referred to Lord Mountmorris’s 
Cominittee, 5 Feb. Report; his Cafe to be tranfmitted to 
Lords, 19 Mar. 

1641, Letter, concerning recommending it to the Par- 
liament of lreland, read, and to be ingroffed, 8 Sept. In- 
grofled Letter read; Speaker to fign it, 9. 

Meeke, Rich. 1642, Petition; Judges of the King’s Bench to 
be moved for Certiorari and Habeas Corpus, 26 Jan. 

Melcombe Regis, 1640. Vide Weymouth. 

Meldrome, Sir Jo. 1642, a Committee to take Order for advancing 
fome of his Entertainment, 29 July. 

Melvill, Sir James, 1642, to have Liberty to pafs the Sea with 
Two Servants and Three Horfes, 7 Apr. 

Members, 1640, {worn, 3 Nov.—A Committee to confider their 
Privilege touching the Delivery of Papers from Complainants. 
Vide Journals—Member, Inhabitant of a Town vifited with 
the Plague, admitted—Another cleared of having done any 
thing worthy of Cenfure, 7—To receive the Communion, 9. 
Vide Communion.—Giving Offence in their Speeches, pardoned 
upon their Acknowlegement, 10 &amp; 11.—Declaration that any 
Manber may interrupt another {peaking to a new Matter, 
while the former is in Debate—Motion for Members, ftand- 
ing in the Paflage, to pay 12d. to the Poor, 10.—Difference 
between Two Members to be ended by Speaker.—Order againft 
any going out of the Houte, 11—Members fpared out of 
Committees at their own Requeft, 12 &amp; 28.—Withdraw dur- 
ing a Debate, 12. 14, &amp; 15.—Called to the Bar for not with- 
drawing when commanded, 16.—Member fufpended, 21.— 
Clears himfelf from Sufpicion of being a Papift, 24.—Cleared 
from any Offence in his Speech, 24 Nov. 6 Feb. Or- 
der that, upon a Meflage to Lords, none go out before the 
Melienger, 25 Nov.—-Againft keeping Places for Members 
not at Prayers, 26—Members to be admitted to the Sacra- 
ment, though their Writs be not returned, 28. Member 
allowed to fit, though he had not received the Sacrament, 1 
Dec.— Not taking his Place, or removing out of it, or {peak- 
ing, to forfeit, 12d. 4.—Have Leave to be abfent, 7, 8. 10. 
12. 17.21, 22, &amp; 23, Dec. 8. 20. 22. &amp; 26, Feb. 2&amp; 
6 Mar. Have Leave to be of Counfel at Lords Bar, 10. 
30, &amp; 31, Dec. 7. 25. 28. &amp; 30, Jan——1. 4. 10. &amp; 
16, Veb. 2. 8, 9g, 10. 13. &amp; 10, Mar. Member has 

Leave to attend Lord General for his Leave to ftay in 'Town, 

11 Dec.—None to have Leave of Abfence but in a full Houfe, 

12.—T'o fend Orders to Juftices of Peace of their refpective 

Counties, 24.——Thanked for their Services to the Houle, 

14 Jan.—The raifing Money by the voluntary Offers of 

Members to be confidered, 15.—Expelled, 21 Jan. 2 

Feb.—Have Leave to be examined at Lords Bar, 6 Feb.—— 

3 &amp; 4 Mar. Motion for a Fine to be laid on any one call- 

ing a Member to the Bar unjuftly, 9g Feb. — None to refort 

to the Earl of Straffurd without Leave—Member thanked for 
delivering Articles of Impeachment to Lords, 26. Motions 

for Leave of Abfeuce not to be made till Three o’Clock, 10 

Mar. 





1641, Members have Leave to be abfent, 25 &amp; 29 Mar. 


-—--2. 6, 7. 12. 14, 15. 17. 21, 22. &amp; 29, Apr. 1. 6. 
8. 12. &amp; 18, May. 1, 2. 5. 10, 11, 12. 14. 18. 26. 28, 
29, &amp; 30, June. 8, 9, 10. 12, 13, 14. 16, 17. 19. 22, 
23, 24. 28. 30, &amp; 31, July. 2, 3.5, 6. 9, 10, 11, 12, 
13, 14. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. &amp; 31, Aug. 4.9, 10. 13, 14. 
16, 17, 18. 23. &amp; 27, Dec. 27 Jan.—g. 12. 15. 17. 
22. &amp; 26, Feb. 1. 5. 7, 8. 16, 17. 19. 22. &amp; 24, Mar. 

To fend Copies of an Order to Juttiees of Peace in their 
refpective Counties, 10 Apr.— None to go out of Houfe with- 
out Leave, 10 &amp; 21 Apr——5 May.——Hfave Leave to be 


of Counfel before Lords, 15 Apr.——18. 20. 26, &amp; 27, 
May.— 23 &amp; 26 June. 2. 8. 23. &amp; 30, July. 18 
Mar. Lawyers to attend, 22 Apr—Member continued, 
notwithftanding his Employment as Ambaflador, 23 &amp; 24. 
Abfent at Eight o’Clock to pay 12d.—abfent all Day 
to pay 5s. 1 May.—To keep their Places, and not ftir out of 
Houle, or fpeak to the Meflengers, 3 May. 27 Jan. 
To fend the Proteftation to their refpe¢tive Counties, 
&amp;c.—in Town to attend, upon Pain of Expulfion—Names of 
thofe difturbing the Houfe, to be prefented by Speaker, 5 May. 
—Excufed from making the Proteftation, 6.— Have Leave to 
attend Lords Committees, 21.—Expelled, 27 May. 30 Oét. 
2 Nov.—g Dec.—g Mar.——Committed to the 
Tower, 27 May. 9 June. 26 Nov. 2 Feb. 
Mar. Have Leave to be examined as W itnefles beforeLords, 
29 May.——23 July ——2. Aug.——Order for their Attend- 
ance on agrand Committee, 31 May. Take the Proteftation, 
7 &amp; 8 June. 5, 6.9. 13, 14. &amp; 31, July. 9 Sept. 
25 Feb. 1 &amp; 18 Mar. Withdraw during a Debate, 8 &amp; 
9 June.—Member excufes himself for exceptionable Words, 
10.—To go into the Country foon after Leave, 18.—Has 
Leave to attend Lord General to the Army, 26. Not al- 
lowed, at his own Requeft, to decline his Election, 6 July.— 
No Leave to be granted till after Nine o’°Clock—Members 
gone to a Conference in Diforder, to pay 2s. each to the 
Poor; Receiver appointed; further Order relating thereto, 20. 
—To deliver no Notes of Bufinefs agitating in the Houfe, 22. 
—Moving for pafling public Bills, except between Nine and 
Twelve o’Clock, .to incur Cenfure, 26. Staying in the 
Painted Chamber after a Conference, to pay 5s. 3 Aug.— 
To attend, upon Pain of Difpleafure; Order to be fent to 
Sheriffs of the feveral Counties ; certain Members excepted, 7. 
—Abfent at Call excufed, 19.—To difperfe the Ordinance for 
Thank{giving, 30.——Order touching Defaulters, 25 O&amp;. 
Members voted incapable of ever fitting in Parliament, 2 Nov. 
—Giving Offence in his Speech, pardoned upon his Acknow- 
legement, 5 Nov. 2 Mar. Have Leave to go to Ire- 
land, 11 Nov.—None to ftop the Paflage in Prayer Time, 17. 
Member reftored to his Seat, 2 Dec—Admonifhed for 
offenfive Words, 7.—Houfe to confider Words formerly ex- 
cepted, 7. 9. 17. &amp; 20.—Members gone up to Lords before 
Speaker, to pay 5 s.—Houfe to confider of Members going out 
of Town without Leave, 14.—Matter of Proteftation by 
Members to be confidered, 15 &amp; 17. Refolution that in no 
Cafe a Proteftation ought to be defired by any Member, or 
admitted, if defired, 20. 5 Jan. 18 Mar. Standing 
in the Paflage to pay 12d. 15 Jan. Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 2 Feb,——3 Mar. — Denied 
Leave to be abfent—Leave to be aiked between Eleven and 
Four o’Clock, 18. 

1642, Tranfcript of Members Names that have fubfcribed, 
and the Sums underwritten, for reducing the Rebels in Ireland, 
ordered, 26 Mar. None to go out of the Houfe, 1 &amp; 2 Apr. 
—Reprehended, 1.—Have Leave to be abfent, 2. 4, 5, 6. 8. 
13. 22. &amp; 30, Apr. 6, 7. 10. 17. 26, &amp; 27, May. 

1, 2. 4. 6, 7. 11. 16, 17, 18. 20, 21, 22, 25. 27, &amp; 28, June, 
1, 2. 4. 9, 10, 11, 12. 16, 20, 21, 22. 24. &amp; 29, July. 
16. 20. &amp; 22, Aug. 1. 3. 5. 23. &amp; 26, Sept.——7. 
11. 13. 15. 24, &amp; 25, O&amp;—23 Nov. 6 Dec. 12 
Jan. ‘To go into Ireland without vacating their Seats, 2 
Apr. 9 June. Member has Leave to attend a Com- 
mittee, 6 Apr.— Abfent at Call, to be excufed upon their 
Appearance before the Rifing of Houfe, 16. The Names 
referred to a Committee, 18.—Members abfent at Prayers to 
pay 12d. to the Serjeant for the Poor, 19.—Order touching 
the Difpofal thereof—Members have Leave to be of Counfel 
with Lords, 20 Apr.—é6 May.——6 Oct. None to go 
out without Leave, 26 Apr. 14. 19. &amp; 26, May. 
Members to give Account why they rode on the Faft Day, and 
have been fo long abfent without Leave, 28 Apr. Acknow- 
lege their Offence, 29. Speaker to remind Houfe of the 
Debate concerning Petitions to be prefented againft Members 
that owe Money, 5 May.—Member withdraws during a De- 





- bate, 7.—Reprehended for exceptionable Words, 7 May.—— 


25 July. Have Leave to be examined before Lords, 12 
May. 28 July. 29 Aug. Expelled, 12 May.— 
Previous Queftion, that Members, abfent without Leave, be 
fent for by Serjeant’s Man, Neg. 19.—Members gone to the 
Painted Chamber before Conference, to pay 5s. ; their Names 
to be taken, 20.—Order for Members at York to return to 
their Duty. — Declaration that their Abfence is an Affront to 
the Houfe, and countenancing the War intended againft the 
Parliament; Lift of their Names to be returned, 30. A 
Committee to prepare Order for their Attendance, if abfent, 
upon the Penalty of 1007. 1 June. Order to be printed, and 
fent to Sheriffs, 2—None to fend Pamphlets and falfe Papers 
into the Country, 7——-Members excufe themfelves for ex- 
ceptionable Words, 8 June-——-17 Feb.——To declare what 
Money or Plate they will bring in, or what Horfe, &amp;c, they ~ 
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INDEX ‘¢o the SEconpd VoLuME. 


find and maintain, 9 June—A Committee to receive Anfwers 
of fuch as have not declared, 10. Another Committee made a 
ftanding Committee for that Purpofe ; further. Powers given 
them, 11. Meffage from Lords, defiring the Committees may 
meet, agreed to, 144 Order for bringing in what Members 
have fubfcribed, agreed to; Inftruétions to thofe in the Coun- 
try approved, and re-committed for an Addition, 15. The 
Infiructions, and Order concerning Commiffaries, agreed to 
by Lords, and to be printed, 16. Lift of Members to be 
read, and each to give his particular Anfwer, 3 Sept.—Another 
Committee to confider what Members have fubfcribed, and not 
brought in, Horfe, &amp;c. 12. Impowered to fend for Parties, 
&amp;c. 15. Members to declare themfelves—Lift of thofe in 
the Country rated, to be fent down to the Committees, 5 
Jan.—Order for thofe that have declared to pay in their Mo- 
neys; a Committee to rate fuch as do not declare, 13. Lift 
of fuch as promifed, and have not performed, ordered, 23. 
Referred to a Committee, 1 Feb. Previous Queftion that 
Members withdrawing themfelves without Leave, fhall forfeit 
20s. Neg. Committee to receive the Excufes of abfent Mem- 
bers, 15 June. Report; Members excufed, 16.—Members 
to demand the Orders, &amp;c. Order to be difperfed, 17. Fur- 
ther Report; others excufed, 30. Order for Members ab- 
fent at Prayers to pay 12 d. revived—Names of fuch as have 
refufed to pay it, to be prefented, 8 July—Complaint of 
Members at York, and before Hull to be confidered, 11.— 
Member, abfent at Cail, excufed from paying his Fine, 12.— 
Day appointed for Members to pay their Subfcriptions for 
railing Horfe, &amp;c. Report to be made of thofe that fail, 14. 
Another Day appointed for lifting their Horfe — Members 
fummoned by Serjeant, and gone without Leave, to bear 
Charges of the Summons, 22.—Member committed to the 
Tower, 4 Aug. Members voted incapable of fitting during 
the prefent Parliament, 4, 5.7.9. 11, 12. 16, 20. 22. 26. 29, &amp; 
30, Aug. 2. 6, 7, 8, 9g: 12. 15, 16. 19, 20. 23. &amp; 20, 
Sept. 4 Oki.—— 23 &amp; 24 Nov.——9 Dec. 16 &amp; 21 
Jan.——15, 16. &amp; 27, Feb——6 &amp; 10 Mar. ——Expelled, 
10 Aug. Lift of thofe expelled, ordered, 39. Abfent 
without Leave, to be difabled from fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 1 Sept.—-Previous Quettion for difabling a Member, 
Neg. 2.—Clerk to prepare a Lift of Delinquents, 6.—Abfent 
Members excufed, 7. 15. &amp; 27, Sept. 1&amp;6 O&amp;. 
All, except as excepted, to be {ummoned to attend at a Day 
appointed, 16 Sept.— Members about Town to attend, 24. 
Days appointed for Allowance of abfent Members not in 
the Service of Houle; Defaulters to be fent for in Cuftody, 1 
Nov.~—To be brought in Cuftody for not attending upon 
frequent Summons, 14 Dec.——-Member has Leave to pre- 
fent a Petition to Lords, 6 Jan.—None to viiit Prifoner 
committed for aétual levying War againft King and Parlia- 
ment, 9.—Have Leave to vifit them, 10 &amp; 19.—Member 
has Leave to anfwer a Bill in Chancery, 27. Lawyers at 
Oxford, and Members in the King’s Army, or voluntary Con- 
tributors thereto, voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 2 Feb.—-Member 
has leave to go abroad, without vacating his Seat, 4.—Has 
Leave to vifita Prifoner, 23. A Committee to confider of the 















































titteft Method for bringing and keeping Members together, and: 





concerning abfent Members, 25 Mar. Another Committee 

to confider of fuch as are abfent, 17 Aug. Inttruction to prepare 

Declaration concerning difabling feveral tofit; Report concern- 

ing the Bufinefs of abfent Members to be made, 20 &amp; 29 Aug. 

1 Sept. Order for fitting of the Committee, 29 Aug. 

7 Sept. Report; feveral fufpended, 2. Order for proceed- 

ing with it, 2 &amp; 3. Inftruétions; Report touching Mr. Ruffel), 

7.—Mr. Lee, 15.—Sir Rich. Wynne, 20.—Sir Jo. Meux, 27. 

-——Touching Mr. Hebblethwaite, 1 O¢.—Mr. Phillips, 6. 

+--——Further Report; One admitted; others to be fent for, 

4 Feb. Another Committee to confider of filling up vacant 

Seats, 17 Sept.——Another Committee to prepare Decla- 

ration concerning Proclamations againft them; Inftruction 

to confider of Reparation to Perfons plundered by the King’s 

Army, 1 Dec. 

1641, Bill for better enabling them to difcharge their 

Confciences in proceeding in Parliament, read, 2 June.— 

Committed; all that come to have Voices, 3 July. Order 

for Meeting of the Committee, 29——Bill committed to a 

Committee of the whole Houfe, 25 O&amp;. 

1642, Bill for Satisfaction of Damages to fome of the 
Members unlawfully imprifoned in the Fourth Year of his 
Majefiy’s Reign, read, 9 Apr. 

Mepall, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tomfon’s 
Committee, 17 Dec. Vide Fens. 

- Merchandize, 1641, Order againft exporting or importing any 
before Entry, and againft Shipping or Landing Goods but at 
the ufual Quays, 9 Aug. 

Merchant Adventurers, 1640, Petitions referred to the Com- 
mittee for Grievances, 21 Nov.—Another referred to the 
=e for Trade, 22.——Anoiher, concerning the Na- 

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turalization .of Merchants Strangers, referred to he Commit- 
tee for Mr. Heeren’s Bill, 21 Jan. Vide Fifher. 
1641, their Propofition for advancing Money reported 
from a Committee, and accepted, 28 May. ‘Their Petition; 
Declaration that Houfe expects the Performance of their Bar- 
gain, 29.——Order jor their Attendance on a Committee, 
17 June. A Committee to confider their Patents for 
Tranfportation of Cloths and Woollen Manufactures, and to 
examine Complaints againft them; all that come to have 
Voices, 14 July. Order for their Sitting, 15. Books in. 
Sir Robert Harley’s Cuftody to be delivered to them, 24 Aug. 
Committee revived ; Order for their Sitting, and con- 
fidering the Condition of Wools, and what may be prejudicial 
to the Advancement of the Prices thereof, 27 Oct. A 
Committee to treat with them about a Loan of 50,000/. for 
Relief of Ireland, 24 Dec. To be thanked for their chearful 
Compliance, 27. Report that they have advanced 30,000/ . 
Refolution for keeping the Money together till the Scots Pro- 
pofitions are agreed on; Ordinance for their Security to be 
prepared, 30. Member appointed to prepare it, 31.~. Or- 
dinance reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 15 Jan. Members to move them for the other 20,000/ . 
17.—Order for Intereft for their Forbearance, 17 &amp; 20. 
Committee revived; Order for their Meeting, 7 Feb. &amp; 16 
Mar. Petition referred, 24 Feb. 
1642, Order for Payment of 25,o00/. of their Loan, 
11 Apr.—Order for acquainting them witha Letter from 
Lord Prefident of Munfter—their Refolution fpeedily to ad- 
vance 20,000/. reported ; to be thanked thereupon, 26. 
Order touching their paying it, 2 &amp; 4 May.—For their Security, 
4. Agreed to by Lords, 5.—Another Committee to treat 
with them about forbearing their Loan of 70,000/. and mak- 
ing it up 100,000/. upon Security of an Aét of Parliament; 
Liberty given them to bring a Bill to Speaker, 10. Committee 
. impowered to withdraw, 12.—To fend for certain Perfons, and 
defire them to join with the reft of the Company, and to report 
the Anfwer of One of them. 16. Members to defire a {peedy 
Anfwer, 16 &amp; 18.—Another Coniittee to treat with them ; 
Perfons to be fummoned to attend them, 20.—Impowered to 
treat with other Perfons for bringing in ready Moneys upon 
the Credit of the Stock now preparing—Governor to call the 
Company together, and inform Houfe who have advanced 
Moneys, 23.—Members to inquire what ready Moneys they 
can furnifh, 27—Anotner Committee to treat with them 
about a Loan of 10,000 /. upon Security of 100,600 /. pro- 
mifed by the City, 7 June. Order for their Sitting, o.— 
Member to inquire what Moneys they are willing to pay by 
Bill of Exchange beyond Sea, 13.—Their Petition concerning 
furnifliing Money beyond Sea; Scots Commiffioners to be 
treated with thereupon, 21. A Committee to treat with 
them about the Forbearance of 40,0004. 29 July. Their 
Antwer reported ; A Committee to prepare Order for their re- 
ceiving it, 1 Aug. Order about Security to them, 6 Oét. 
Their Petition read, and laid afide, 17 Dec.—Members 
to defire further Forbearance of 20,000 /. 20. Another 
Committee to treat with them about a Loan of 20,000/, 11 
Jan.——Their Petition read, 6 Feb.—Houte acquainted with 
King’s Letter to them to advance him 20,000/. and with 
their Proceedings thereupon; Letter read ; Thanks thereupon; 
Refolution for injoining them not to lend it; Order for con- 
voying their Ships—for receiving the Refidue of 40,0007. 27. 
A Committee to treat with them about furtiier Forbear- 
ance, 8 Mar. Information that fome were arrefted by the 
Clothworkers Company, referred to a Committee; Cloth- 
workers to fhew Reafon why they fhould not fiay Proceed- 
ings, 17 May. A Committee to treat with them about their 
Foreign Treaties, 12 July. 
1642, Bill for Incorporation of thofe trading to Germany, 
Calais, and the Netherlands, read, 26 May. Order for Se- 
cond Reading, 27. Committed, 28. Order for Sitting of 
the Committee, 15 June. 
Merchant Strangers, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee ; 
Order to forbear levying Poll-money upon them, 11 Aug. 
Information of fuch as defire to be naturalized, 31 Jan. 
Petition referred to the Committee for Cuftomers; Order 
thereupon, 21 Feb. 
1642, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had 
received their Petition to be freed from paying Subfidies and 
Fifteens ; and had referred it to a Committee ; a Committee of 
Houfe appointed tomeet them, 26 Mar.—Petition referred, 28. 
Another Petition; Quefiion for forbearing to colle&amp; the 
Subfidies till Report, Neg. 4 Apr. Order for it, ; ——A Com- 
mittee totreat withthem about a Loan of 50,000/.; to be a ftand- 
ing Committee,3 June. Lord Mayor to fummon them to meet, 
g. Englifh born, not Freemen, to be fummoned at the fame 
time, 10.—Lords to be moved to appoint a Committee to 
go to them with a Committee of Houfe, to treat about a 
Loan, 14. Their Subfcriptions to be paid into the Chamber of 
London, 17. Lord Mayor to be moved for an Account — is 
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done upon the Order, 30——~-Order touching the Manner of 
paying their Loan, 8 July. Aldermen to inquire what they 
have underwritten, 20. Order for Security to them, 1 Aug. 
—For expediting their Loan, 6. Order for their Security to 
be prepared, 16. A Committee to prepare it—Returns of their 
Subfcriptions to be fent to Lord Mayor, 20. Ordinance 
for their Security agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 7 
Sept. Their Petition; Order to forbear the Levying of 
Moneys upon the Bill for 400,000 /—a Committee to contider 
the Lift of thofe that fhall be prefented as Merchant Strangers, 
ig O&amp;.—Order for their paying the One per Cent. at Dover, 
20. Renewed, 5 Jan.—Order touching Re-payment of 
their former Loan—a Committee to treat with them about 
bringing in the Moneys promifed, 29. 

1641, Bill for confirming the Offices of Package, Xc. 
of their Merchandize upon Lord Mayor and Commonalty of 
London, read, 19 Feb. 

Merchant Tayiors Company, 1641, offer 200 /. for Relief of Lon- 
donderry, 31 Jan. 

Meredith, Hugh, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 3 Aug. 

Merioneth County, 1641, Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved ; another 
to be recommended, 18 Mar. 

— 1642, Sheriff to give Account of the Poll-money, 24 
May. ‘To pay it in by a Time limited, or be fent for as a 
Delinquent, 9 June.——To be fent for, 25 July. 

Merrick, Sir John, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
23 July. Sent to Lords, 26. Information of Words fpoken 
by him, 15 Nov. Acquitted, and ordered to repair to his 
Charge in the Army, 17. Letter from Lord General con 
cerning him, referred to a Committee, 2 Dec. 

Merriott, Mr. Vicar of Swakeliff, 1642, to be fummoned to 
appear, 26 July. 

Merry, Samuel, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
maimed Soldiers, 26 Nov. 

Merton College, 1642, Member to prepare Order that it be not 
bound by the Bifhop of Canterbury’s Injunctions, 11 July, 
Order prefented, 12. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

Mejjages from King. Vide King. 

— from Queer. Vide Queen. 

— from Lords, 1640, fignifying what time the King would 
be attended at Whitehall, 3 Feb. Defiring Houte to fit 
ona certain Afternoon ; Antwer thereto, 20 Mar. 

1641, defiring Houle to fit in the Afternoon; Anfwer 
thereto, 14 Apr—~5. 10. &amp; 26, May. so 3% 26. 
22. 24,&amp; 25, June. Signifying what time the King would 
be attended at Whitehall, 8 May.—Defiring Houfe to attend 
King’s Commiflion for pafling Bills, 10 and 27 May. 31 
Aug. Exception taken to Meffenger’s coming without his 
Black Rod, and comivg in before he was called, 10 May. 
—-Signifying what time the King will be at the Houfe, 5 
July. Exception taken to a Metlage fent by one Meflen- 
ger; Meffage to Lords thereupon, and Antwer, 31 Aug. 
Detiring Houfe to fit after a Conference; Anfwer thereto, 1 
Dec.— Acquainting Houfe they had continued to fit at their 
Requeft—that they had appointed the Committee for the 
Safety of the Kingdom to meet at Grocers Hall, and receive 
King’s Anfwer to a Petition during Adjournment, 2 Feb.— 
Defiring Houfe to attend King’s Commiliion for pafling Bills, 
4 &amp; 14 Feb. 19 Mar.---Acquainting Houfe that they in- 
tended to adjourn over, 2 Mar.—That they fat at their Requett, 
and were adjourned, 18. 

1642, Defiring Houfe to continue fitting ; Anfwer thereto, 
22 Apr.—-20 May. 7 June.——To attend King’s Comn- 
miffion for pafling Bills, 22 Apr. 3 May.—Acquainting 
Houfe they intend to fit in the Afternoon, 7 &amp; 24. De- 
firing Houte to fit inthe Afternoon; Anfwer thereto, 16 June. 

11, 12.14. &amp; 23, July. 2. 4. 8. 11, 12. 14, 15. 17. 
&amp; 2a, Nov.——15 Dec.——Acquainting Houfe they will fit 
in the Afternoon; Queftion for Adjournment, Neg. 11 
Mar. 

to Lords, 1640, defiring them to fit in the Afternoon ; 
Anfwer thereto, 20 Mar. 

——— 1641, defiring them to continue fitting ; Anfwer thereto, 
12 Apr.— 26 Nov. 14 and 22 Jan. 2 Feb. 17 &amp; 
18 Mar. Defiring them to fit in the Afternoon; Anfwer 
thereto, 16 &amp; 22 May. 30 June.—-3. 5.8. &amp; 28, July. 

4, 5,6, 7.9.11. 16. 24. 26.&amp; 30, Aug. —30 O€. 


continuing their former Orders concerning Committees to fit 
in London; Anfwer thereto, 20.—Defiring them to reftrain 
a Prifoner of theirs from {peaking to any one, and that he 
may be examined by Members of the Houfe, 24. Motion 
for a Meflage to defire them to fit next Day, 21 Feb.— 
Defiring fome of their Prifoners may be examined by a 
Committee of Houfe, 28. Defiring them to fit next Day ; 
Meffengers called back, 2 Mar. 

1642, defiring them to fit in the Afternoon; Report that 
they are rifen, 26 Mar. Defiring them to continue fitting ; 
Anfwer thereto, 29 Mar.—-2 &amp; 28 Apr.——12 &amp; 25 
May. 26 Aug. 3.12.15. 20. and 22 O&amp;. 15 Dec. 

3 &amp; g Mar.—-Defiring them to fit next Day; Anfwer 
thereto, 11 Apr. 5 Nov. Defiring them to meet after 
Sermon, 26 Apr. 24 May. Defiring them to fit in the 
Afternoon; Anfwer thereto, 2 May. 3 June. 15 July. 

23, Sept. 3 Oc. 16 Jan. 28 Feb—Ac- 
quainting them Houfe intends to meet next Day at Eight, 
and adjourn at Ten o' Clock, 9 May.——Taking notice of 
their Order for calling a Common-council] for Advance of 
Moneys, 17 Jan. 

Metcalfe, Charles, 1642, ordered into Cuftody,,11 O&amp; Com- 
mitted to the Marfhalfea, 13. His Petition read, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 29. 

Metham, Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 &amp; 
26 Apr. 

Meux, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 15 Aug. 

Mews, 1642, Order for feizing Oats and Provender there, 14 
Nov.—For difpofing of them for the Ufe of the Army, 29. 

the Committee for Irifh Affairs to take care of tranfporting 
them into Ireland, 4 Feb. 

Michael, St. Baflifhaw, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners read, 
avowed, and referred to the Committee for fcandalous Minif- 
ters, 11 Nov. Lecturer appointed, 18 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recommended, 

3 Sept. 

Sidesinn Term, 1640, Bill for Alteration thereof, read, 14 
Jan. Committed, 27. Order for Meeting of the Commit- 
tee,6 Mar. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 11. Paffed, 20. 

Sent to Lords,10 May. Returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments read thrice, and agreed to, 13. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning removing 
it to York; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported; Votes from Lords agreed to, 17 May. 
Another Conference defired with Lords thereupon; Managers 
appointed ; Conference agreed to, 24. 

Michaelfon, Dr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, and, upon 
Refufal, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 30 Nov. 

Michell, Mr. 1642, to be allowed 20/7. out of Contribution- 
moneys; Order for immediate Payment thereof, 2 Nov. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 11. 

Michinhampton, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Lecturer re- 
cor-mended, 18 May. 

Middlefex, 1641, Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. Speaker’s Anfwer 
to Perfons who preferred it, 24 Jan. Earl of Holland 
nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb.—Lords to be moved to 
join in defiring the Trained Bands may be drawn forth; An- 
{wer thereto, 18. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 
Others to be recommended, 17, 18. &amp; 22. 

1642, Loan of 5007. accepted, 24 May. Order about 
the Payment thereof, 24 &amp; 27.—Trained Bands to be thank- 
ed, 27. Certificate of Moneys collected upon Contribu- 
tions prefented, and referred to the Committee for Contribu- 
tions, 17 June.——Under-theriff to be fummoned to attend 
for publifhing a Proclamation concerning the Militia, 5 July. 

Order for training Volunteers, 5 Sept. Order from 
‘Lords for fearching Stables, and lifting Horfes, agreed to; a 
Committee to join with Juftices in putting it in execution, 22 
Oct. Serjeant to apprehend, and convey to Prifon, Per- 
fons refufing to appear in Arms upon Deputy Lieutenants 
Warrants, 1 Nov.—Colonels and Captains impowered to 
—— Deferters, 11.—Names of Defaulters to be returned to 

oufe, 22. 

Middleton, Sir William, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1641, Petition read; nothing done upon it, 

12 Mar. 





or Nov.—_— 6. 8. 11. 14. 21. &amp; 24, Dec. 15 Jan.—-19 &amp; 
22, Mar. Defiring them to fend down a Money Bill, to be 
prefented by Speaker, 12 July —— Defiring them to fit on a 
Sunday; Anfwer thereto, 7 Aug.—Defiring them to fit after 
their Return'from King ; Ant{wer thereto, 8.—With an Order 
for the Attendance of Members, and defiring them to con- 
tinue a convenient Number of theirs; Anfwer thereto, 30. 

Defiring them to fit in Afternoon, and next Day ; An- 
{wer thereto, 8 Sept——-Defiring to fit next Day; Anfwer 
thereto, 11 Jan.—To meet every Morning at Eight o’Clock ; 
Antfwer thereto, 14.—With a Refolution for adjourning, and 


Sir Tho. 1642, to continue in Derbyfhire to fee the 

Militia put in Execution, 14 June. 

Mr. 1642, thanked for his Services, 
Committee to withdraw, 

him, 26. 

Midhurft, 1640, Refolutions about the Sitting of Burgeffes re- 
turned, 6 Jan.——Further Refolutions relating thereto; Re- 
turn to be amended, 15 Feb. Amended, 20. 

Midwinter, 1640, Procefs for a Fine impofed on him by the 
Council Chamber, and Suit upon a Bond to the Warden. of 
the Fleet for Fees, to be ftayed, 28 Jan. 

Mildmay, Sir Henry, 1641. Vide Privileges. 


24 June.—A 
and receive Informations from 


ipa Lady, 








IN DEX @ the Seconyp Vo.tumMeE. 





Lady, 1642, High Sheriff to 
being plundered, 27 Aug. 
Mile-end. Vide Radcliffe. 
Miles, Gabriel, 1641, his Cafe reported from the Committee for 

the Court of Wards ; onan 


preferve her Houfe from 


May. 

Milford Lane, 1641, Serjeant to apprehend Houfe-keeper there, 
and, if neceflary, require the Afliftance of Conttables, &amp;c. 
11 Nov. 

Haven, 1641, Letters and Informations concerning 

Ships with Provifions for Ireland ftayed there, fent to Lords, 

26 Feb. 

1642, Petition relating thereto referred to Lord Admiral, 
4 Apr.——Lord Admiral to be defired to fend a Ship for De- 
fence thereof, 19 July———Order for inlarging the Time for 
the Ship, 15 Sept. 

Militia, 1641, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for putting 
them into a Pofture of Defence; Committees added; Ordi- 
ance read, and agreed to, 15 Nov. Militia to be con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 31 Dec. A 
Committee to withdraw, and prepare a Petition to the King 
for putting them into Hands the Parliament can confide in, 
and Heads for a Conference ; Petitions from Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
to be read thereat; Heads reported ; Petition to be prefented by 
a Committee, 25 Jan. Report of Delivery, and King’s Anfwer, 
27.—Another Committee to attend him ; Members to withdraw 

and prepare a Meffage in Writing, to defire a further Anfwer ; 

Meflage reported, read, and agreed to, 28. Report of Deli- 

very ; further Anfwer referred to a Committee, 29. Report 

of Refolutions ; a Committee to draw them into the Form of 

a Declaration; Order concerning difpofing of the whole Mi- 

litia of the Kingdom read, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords, 

with the Inducement thereto, 31. Refolution touching the 

Advifer of King’s Anfwer; Meflage to Lords to defire them 

to joinin a Petition for putting the Militia in fafe Hands—to 

take Notice of the Vote of Houfe concerning King’s Anfwer— 
to tell them they muft not expect Houfe to come to them again 
onthis Bufinefs, 1 Feb. Petition read, agreed to, and fent to 

Lords ; a Committee of both Houfes to prefentit, 2. King’s 

Anfwer reported, 4. Further Anfwer communicated by Lords, 

and referred to a Committee; Additions to former Votes. con- 

cerning the Militia; Conference to be defired with Lords there- 

upon; Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 7. 

Lords Amendments reported, read, and agreed to; another 

Conference to be defired with them; Managers appointed ; 

Conference held ; Paper returned, with Amendmeats ; Houle 

adhere to their former Vote; free Conference to be defired 

with Lords concerning their Amendments; Managers ap- 
ointed, and to aflign Reafous for difagreeing thereto, 8. 

Reafons reported ; free Conference defired; agreed to, held, 

and reported; Lords Amendments agreed to, 9.—Names 

of Perfons to be recommended to the King to be trufted 
with the Militia, agreed to by Lords, 12.—Meflage to them, 
defiring the Ordinance for the Militia may be prefented to the 

King, and Commiflions granted to Perfons named therein ; 

Lords Anfwer; a Committee to draw up the Ordinance, with 

Names inferted, 14. Ordinance reported; Claufe added ; 

Lords Concurrence fignified ; Ordinance to be ingroffed, 15. 

Ingroffed Ordinance fent to Lords, 16. King’s Anfwer com- 

municated by them; Refolutions thereupon ; Conference de- 

fired ; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held ; 

Lords Concurrence fignified; a Committee of both Houfes to 

confider what is fit further to be done, 28. Anfwei to 

King’s Meffage fent from Lords; a Committee of both 

Houfes to prefent it, 1 Mar. King’s Anfwer reported ; 

Copy thereof communicated by Lords; Refolutions there- 

upon ; Conference to be defired with Lords; ee He ap- 

pointed; Conference agreed to, and held; Lords Coneur- 
rence fignified ; the Committee of both Houtes to confider of 

King’s Selings-Onlingnse concerning the Militia read, and 

referred to a Committee ; additional Committees to acquaint 

them with the Exceptions, 2.—A Committee to prepare 

Heads for a Declaration for juftifying the Ordinance, 14. 

Heads reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; 

Heads referred to the Committee of both Houfes, 15.—Free 

Conference defired by Lords concerning King’s Meflage about 

the Ordinance; agreed to; Managers and reporters ap- 

pointed ; free Conference held, and reported ; Houfe adhere 
to their Votes; further Refolutions fent to Lords, 16. Their 

Amendments reported, 17. Referred to a Committee, 18. 

Report ; Amendments difagreed to; Conference to be defired 

thereupon; Managers appointed, 19. Amendments amended ; 

Conference held, 21—A Committee of both Houfes to in- 

quixe where the Meflage was framed, 16. __ 

1642, Mefiage to be fent to Lords, defiring shem to or- 

der Lord Lieutenants forthwith to put the Ordina.ce in Exe- 

cutior, 1 Apr. Sent; their Anfwer, 2. Another Meflage 

to the fame Purpofe, and Anfwer, 7.—Lords to be detired to 

fend down the Form of Commiifions to Colonels and Cap- 
Vou. II. 


























gs againft him voted juft, 27° 


tains, 4. Form read, and agreed to, with Amendments, 8. 
Draughts thereof read, agreed to, and to be returned to Lords ; 
Meflenger to defire they would iffue them forthwith, 15. Their 
Anfwer, 18.—A Committee of both Houfes to prepare a De- 
claration to the Kingdom to prevent any farther Suir about 
the Militia, 21. Report to be made, g May. Order for 
Meeting of the Committee, 9 &amp; 10.—for withdrawing and 
Sitting, notwithftanding the Sitting of Houfe, 12. Declara- 
tion to be confidered, 13. Read, agreed to, and to be fent 
to Lords; ingrofled; no Copies to be given out, 14. A 
Committee to withdraw, and examine it; Sout to Lords, with 
fpecial Recommendation, and defire it may be printed, and 
publifhed in all Churches, 16. Their Concurrence fi ,nified, 
19.—~Meflage to Lords, defiring them to order the Ordi- 
nance to be put in Execution through the Kingdom ; their An- 
fwer—Conference defired with them touching a Declaration 
again{t raifing Forces; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 

Conference held, 30 Apr.——Declaration, to accompany the 

Ordinance, read, and agreed to, 3 May. Returned from 

Lords, with Amendments, 4. Amendments agreed to; 

Lords to be defired it may be printed; Anfwer thereto, 5.— 

Meliage to be fent to Lords, defiring them forthwith to iffue 

Commitiions, and appoint Days for exercifing the Trained 

Bands—V ote conceived for ieshesialay of Perfons who fhould 

put the Ordinance in Execution, read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee—Form of a Deputation to Captains fent from Lords, 
and referred; Vote and Form reported, and fent to Lords, 

12. Form difagreed to by them; a Committee of both 

Houfes to perfect it; fent to Lords, with Defire the fame 

may be for Officers of Horfe, 13.—A Committee of both 

Houfes to take care the Ordinance be {peedily put in Execu- 

tion, 19. Lords defired they may meet; Aniwer thereto, 22. 

Defired to impower them to prepare Order for Indemnity 

of Perfons having exercifed, and a Declaration concerning ex- 

ercifing by Appointment of the Lieutenant or Deputy Lieu- 
tenants, and to canfider a Declaration and Proclamation in 
oppofition to the Ordinance; Anfwer thereto, 1 June. ' Re- 
port touching Days appointed for putting the Militia in Exe- 
cution, and touching Counties that haveno Lords Lieutenants ; 
another Committee to prepare an Ordinance for Deputations 
to Deputies in thofe Counties, 3. Ordinance agreed to by 

Lords, and to be printed, 4—The Committee for the Mili- — 

tia to appoint Days for their Muftering, 7. A Committee 

to prepare Declaration to prevent any Difcouragement in the 

Execution of the Militia,g July. Declaration read, and laid 

alide for a time 12. Copies of Inftruétions to Commit- 

tees to be trantcribed ; a Committee to prepare Additions, 5 

Aug. Additions reported, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired; Inftruétions re-committed as to the Ad- 

dition of the Lord Lieutenant of each County, 6.—The 

Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to confider of a ge- 

neral Order for raifing them, 20. Chief Officers to feize 

the Arms of Defaulters, 14 Nov. A Committee to prepare 

Order to compel them to appear, 21 Dec. Propofition for 

the Militia to be confidered, 5 Jan. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill concerning them, 

and for providing Powder and other Munition for Defence of 

the Kingdom, 15 July. Bill read, 19. Committed, 24. 

Lift of Lords and Deputy Lieutenants to be brought to the 

Committee, 20. Members to prefent a Lift of Commif- 

fioners to them, 5 Aug.—Order for their Sitting, 10 Aug. 

27 Nov. 

1642, Bill from Lords for ordering the Militia in Eng- 
land and Wales, {pecially recommended, read twice, and 
committed, g July. Reported, 12. 

Millard, Michael, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Trained Bands, 6 Nov. Vide Militia, 

Mr. Juftice, 1642, Speaker’s Letter to him, read, and 
agreed to, 10 Sept. 

Milles, Mrs. 1641, Two Members to examine her concerning 
harbouring Priefts and Jefuits, 13 July. 

Mills, Captain, 1642, committed to the Compter; a Committee 
to examine him, 27 Dec. 

Milton, and Gravefend, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants, 24 
May. 

Milward, 1642, Letters and Examinations concerning him, 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 25 O&amp;. 

Mims, Sir Jo. 1642, Lord Admiral to be moved to require his 
Attendance upon Houfe, 8 June. 

Minchenden, Upper, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, and 
receiving the Profits, 6 Mar. 

Minehead, 1642, Information of Soldiers ftayed there; Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland to inquire where the Fault is, 17 May. 
—Meer Irifh and Papifts there to be fent to Ireland-Houfe to 
confider of Relief to difirefled Proteftants, 18—Member to © 
inquire whether the Soldiers are gone, 24. 

—— 1642, Election; Petition referred to the Committee of 
Privileges, 10 Aug. 

Minifiers 1640, Remonftrance touching Church Government, 

23 Jan. 












































INDEX to the SEconpvp VOLUME. 


a3 Jan. Vide Church Government.—A Committee to con- 
fider feveral Petitions concerning preaching Minifters, and to 
receive all of the like Nature; to confider how they may be 
fet up where there are none, and of removing {candalous 
Minifters, and to give Account of preaching Minifters in their 
feveral Counties, 19 Dec.—Petitions referred, 30 Dec. 2. 
8. &amp; 22, Jan. 1 &amp; 9 Feb. The Committee to con- 
fider of a Decree concerning Impropriations, 31 Dec. 


brought to London, 30 Mar.—To be fent back to Pem- 
broke Gaol, 5 May. 

Molyneux, Sir Vivian, 1642, Letter from Deputy Lieutenants 
concerning him, Mr. Brewer, &amp;c.' Order for fending for 
them in fafe Cuftody ; Conference defired — ; agreed. 


to, held, and reported, 24 Nov. ‘Warrant for their Dif- 
charge ordered, 2 Dec. 





Committees added, 8 Jan. rder for Meeting of the 
Committee, 1 Feb.—--—Another Committee to confider of 
Commiffioners to be fent into the feveral Counties to examine 
Scandals in Minifters, 20 Mar. 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 8 &amp; 17 
May. 30 O&amp;. Petitions referred, 11 Nov. 21 Dec. 
2 Mar.——Order for making Report, 30 Od. Com- 
mittee to receive Certificates concerning taking the Protefta- 
tion, 8 Mar. 

1642, Petition referred, 25 &amp; 28 Mar. 
7&amp;13 May. g. 18. &amp; 24, June. 
the Committee, 25 Mar.——s5 Apr. 
Committee added, 7 Apr.——Report touching Dr. Wytherd, 
18 June. Vide Whyferd. ——A Colle&amp;ion to be made for 
— Minifters, 27, Dec.—A Committee to confider of 

elief for them, and of fequeftering Malignants Livings, 31. 

Committees added, g Jan. ‘Report ; Refolutions for 

fequeftering feveral, 23. Further Report touching Dr. 
Lafield, and Dr. Holdefworth, 2 Feb. Vide Singulos. 

1640, a Committee to prepare Bill againft fcandalous 
Minifters, 20 Mar. 


1641, Committee to ftand, 1 June. 
Committed, 24. 


! 4 &amp; 7 Apr. 
Order for Sitting of 
7 &amp; 13 May. 


Bill read, 23. 

Names of Commiflioners ordered, 12 

July. Committee revived; Order for their Meeting, 21 
Dec. 19 Feb.—Bill to be reported, 19 Feb. 21 Mar. 
Reported, 22. To be ingroffed, 23. 

w-—— 1642, Order for Third Reading, 5 Apr. Ingroffed 
Provifo read thrice, and te be added ; Retfolutions touching the 
Commiffioners; Bill paffed, 7. Sent to Lords, 12. 
Lords defired tu expedite: it; Anfwer thereto, 1. 4. &amp; 25, 
June.— go Dec. 27 Jan. Houfe put them in Mind 
thereof, 30 June. Bill returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be fent to the King, 30 
Jan. 

1641, Petition of divers Minifters read; One heard in 
the Name of the reft; Speaker’s Anfwer, 20 Dec. Petition 
referred to the Committee for fcandaious Minifters, 21. 

A Committee to confider of eftablifhing preaching Mi- 
nifters, 4 Apr. Order for their Sitting, 11. Committees 
added, 15. Propofitions to be offered, 28. 

———— 1642, Bill for better Maintenance of the Miniftry, com- 
mitted, 25 Mar, Order for Sitting of the Committee, 15 &amp; 
ig Apr.——aAll that come to have Voices; Order for Meeting 
of the Committee on certain Days, and afterwards de die in 
diem, 16 May. 

Minnes, John, 1641, approved of to be Captain in the Navy, 

10 Mar. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refufing to come 
to the Earl of Warwick, or deliver up his Ship; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 4 July. Meflage from them, fignifying 
their Intention for his Inlargement upon Examination; An- 
fwer thereto, 7. Order for immediate Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 15. 

Minor, Winter, and others, 1642, to have Licence to pafs into 
Holland, 27 June. 


—_— oe 1642, to be delivered into Serjeant’s Cuftody, 

13 Feb. 

Minjhail, Sir Richard, 1641, to be forthwith fummoned to ap- 
pear, to anfwer u Complaint of the Bailiff of Bucks ; Wit- 
nefles to be fummoned, 5 Aug. Ordered into Cuftody, 12. 
To be difcharged, 17. 

Minfteed, 1642, Petition of inhabitants; Curate to be re-ad- 
mitted, and paid his Arrears, 15 Feb. 

_ 1641, Betition of Officers referred to a Committee, 22 

ov. 

1642, a Committee to inquire of Officers concerning 
Monies brought in, 26 May. Report, 27.——Letter con- 
cerning Materials belonging thereto, being ftayed at Scar- 
borough; the Committee for the Navy to fend for Mr. Byatt 
and examine the Bufinefs, 23 July ——Order againft Officers 
quitting their Charge, 5 Oct. Lords to be moved to join 
in a prefent Tryal of Pix Money, 23 Feb.——Their Con- 
currence fignited, 3 Mar. 

Mohun, Lord, 1642, his Son to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 
8 Aug. Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter 
from Lord Mohun; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported—Member to impeach him at Lords 
Bar, 27 Sept. 


aptain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 


Jan. 
Molly, Hugh, a Francifean Fryar, 1642, to be forthwith 


Lord, 1642, Order for apprehending a Perfon under that 

Name, 24 O&amp;. 

Moniers, Company, 1642, Petition referred to a Committee, 19 
Sept——Another Petition; Order for Security of their 
Horfes, 21 Dec. 

Monmouth County, 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Com- 
miffion to Juftices to tender Oaths to fufpected Perfons, 20 
Jan. Lord Philip Herbert nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
11 Feb.—Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee for 
Monopolifis, 16.———Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 
—New Writ, 19. 

1642, Order for difarming Recufants, 29 Mar. 
Lord Lieutenant to be fummoned to grant Deputations to his 
Deputy Lieutenants, 26 July——Earl of Pembroke nominated 
Lord Lieutenant, 29. Lords Concurrence fignified, 30. De- 

uty Lieutenants approved, 29 &amp; 30. The Committee for 
Denes of the Kingdom to confider of fpeedy Defence for 
the County, 29 Aug. 

Town, 1641, Magazine to be removed from thence to 
Newport, 7 Feb. 

1642, Certificate of the Mayor’s Refufal; Juftices to 
fee the Order executed ; Mayor to be fummoned to attend, 
29 Mar.——To be difcharged unlefs Information come in next 
Morning, 14 Apr. Certificate read; Perfon examined; 
Lords to be moved to join in an Order for Removal thereof ; 
feveral Perfons fent for as Delinquents ; others to be put out of 
the Commiffion of Peace, 28.— Conference to be defired with 
Lords concerning the Certificate and Informations ; Managers 
appointed ; lied agreed to; Managers to prepare themfelves, 
29. Conference defired concerning removing the Maga- 
zine; agreed to, 7 May. Another defired, agreed to, and 
held, 9. Lords defired to expedite the Propofitions made 
thereat; their Anfwer, 11.—Petition of Gentlemen read; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it ; Petition to be 
entered, 17. Letter concerning the Judges Refufal to read 
the Order againft the Commiflion of Array ; Members to go 
down, and fee the Militia put in Execution ; Conference to be 
defired with Lords; Managers appointed, 8 Aug. Inftruc- 
tions fent to Lords, 10. Lords defired to haften them; In- 
ftructions returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 11.—Proceedings of the Deputy Lieutenants reported ; 
Order for thanking them; Relation to be made to the Com- 
mitte for Defence of the Kingdom ; the Committee to provide 
for their Safety, 13 Sept. 


Earl of, 1642, impeached, 11 June. Vide Northamp- 
ton, Earl of. 

Monnings, Mr. 1642, to have Liberty to perufe the Evidences 
in Lambeth Houfe concerning his Eftate, 15 Feb. 

Monopolies, 1642, all Patents and Grants thereof comphained 
of, to be brought in, 23 Nov. 

Monopolijis and Projectors, 1640, Order againft their Sitting in 
the Houfe, 9 Nov.—Motion for Members knowing any to 
name them, 12.—A Committee to inquire who have fat fince the 
Order, 16. Petition referred, 16 Nov. 29 Jan. Order for 
their Meeting ; Committees added, 19 &amp; 26 Nov. 5 Dec.— 
—Complaint againft Sir Jo. Jacob, referred, 21 Nov. Further 
Power given the Committee ; Mr. Harrifon’s Cafe referred, 23. 
Motion for additional Committees, 26. Report to be made, 
20 Jan. Made; feveral Members expelled; further Report 
to be made, 21. Made; another Member expelled ; 
further Power given to the Committee, 2 Feb. 

1641, Petitions referred, 3 Aug. 16 Feb. Com- 
mittee revived—Bufinefs concerning Mr. Long and Mr. Hooke 
referred, 5 Feb. 

Mon-Sigott, Monfieur, 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 30 
Oc&amp;.—To be fent for by Serjeant, if he does not appear at a 
Time appointed, 1 Nov. Sent for, 2. Members to inquire 
of Lord Mayor, before whom he was brought, what is be- 
come of him, and if in Cuftody to continue fo, 20. 

Monfon, Lord, 1640 &amp; 1641. Vide Privileges. 

— 1642, to attend the Service of Houle, 4 Feb. 

Montgomery, 1641, a Committee to fearch Records for Perfons 
putin, or left out of, the Commiffions for Peace and Poll- 
money for the County, 14 Aug. Mr. Price’s Cafe reported, 
16.—Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. 
——Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar. : 

1642, Sheriff to be thanked for not publifhing certain 
Proclamations, 3o Aug. Letter concerning the State of 
Affairs there, 12 Sept. 

Montgomery, Sir James, 1642, Petition concerning Perfons in 
[reland reduced to their Obedience, 7 O&amp;t. 

Montmorris, Lord, 1640, King to be moved for his ae; : n 

or 











Lord Strafford, 13 Nov. His Anfwer,.14.—His Petition to 
be confidered by a Committee, 3 Dec. Report to be made, 
24. Made ; Proceedings againft him in Ireland voted illegal, 
31.——A Committee to confider of a Method for prefentin 
the Report to Lords; the Committee for the Charge again 
Earl of Strafford to make ufe of it, 6 Jan. Order for Sitting 
of the Committee, 12. Petitions referred, 5 Feb. 

——— 1641, Declaration read, and to be ingroffed, 8 Sept. 
L. amggng Declaration read, and fent to Lords; Report of De- 
ivery, 9. 

Moone, Mr. 1642, Glafs from Venice feized by virtue of a Pa- 
tent, to be delivered to him, 12 Apr. 

Moore, Mr. High Sheriff of Bucks, 1640, to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, to anfwer Mifdemeanors at an Election, 9 &amp; 19 
Nov. To be bailed, 3 Dec. ' 

Edward, a Prieft, 1640, King’s Warrant for his Commit- 

ment, and Secretary Windebanke’s for his Difcharge, feverally 

read, 1 Dec. 

Wm. a Recufant, 1641, having taken the Oath of Al- 

— ta be difcharged from Prifon, and fent beyond Sea, 

2 




















u 
Captain, 1641, to be fummoned to attend to anfwer 
Matters objected to him, 3 Nov. 

1642, to have a Warrant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. beyond 
Sea, 2 May. 

Wm. a Vintner, 1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 








Apr. 
——-— Mr. 1642, his Letter to Speaker referred to the Com- 
miffioners for [rifh Affairs, 30 Apr. 
Tho. 1642, Order for accepting 100/. of him, in lieu of 
Horfes fubfcribed, 22 July. 
— Mr. a Member, 1642, to have Leave to fend down Arms 
and Ammunition for Defence of his Houfe, 28 May. Or- 
yi for refioring Arms fuppofed to be lent in his Abfence, 17 
ug. 














Captain Rob. and Eliz. Gray, 1642, Petition referred to 

the Committee for the Navy, 24 Dec. 

Richard, 1642, to be difcharged, 5 Jan. 

— Geo. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas Corpus 
for removing him from Newcaftle Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Moreton, Lord, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 22 
Aug. 

Dai, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Sir Tho. and Sir Wm. 1642, to be fent for as Delin- 

quents, 27 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, Order for Habeas Corpus to remove him from 
Cardiffe Gaol, 19 Dec. 

Morley, Mr. 1640, defired to preach, 9 Nov.——Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 1 Dec. 

Jane and Mary, 1642, Petition to have Warrant to 

tranfport themfelves and Three Children into Holland, 12 May. 

Mr. 1642, to have Leave to buy Powder for Defence of 

Suffex, 1 July. 

Sir Wm. 1642, offers Horfes and Money; Orders 

thereupon, 7 &amp; 14 Sept. Voted incapable of Sitting during 

this Parliament; Refolution for impeaching him ; a Com- 

mittee to prepare Impeachment; to be fent for as a Delin- 

quent, 23 Nov. 

— Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Herbert, 1642, thanked for his Services, 16 Jan. 

Morris, Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Jan. 

Morrifon, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to go to Northampton, 
28 Nov. 

Mofon, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. 

Mojfiyn, Mr. and others, 1642, to have Licence to go into Flint- 
fhire 10 Nov. 

Motion, new, 1640, not to be made without Leave, 4 Dec. 

1641, none to be made after 12 o’Clock, 23 Mar. 

Moulfworth. Guy, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, &amp; 
July. 

Moulin, Common Marfh, 1640, Bill concerning it read, 4 
Dec. 

—~—— 1641, Committed; Inftru@tion to the Committee, 26 
Apr.——Order for their Meeting, 3. 8. &amp; 22, May. 

Mounfon, Sir Jo. 1642, a Committee to prepare Impeachment 
againft him, 14 Sept. Vide Lindjey, Earl of. ; 

Mountague, Bifhop of Norwich, 1640, a Committee to receive all 
Complaints againft him, 13 Jan——Another Committee to 
confider the Particulars againft him in former Parliaments, 
and prepare Bill for reverfing the Pardon granted him, 23 Feb. 
——Houfe to join with Lords in petitioning the King to re- 
move him from Court, 16 Mar. 

Walth. 1640, to be fummoned to attené, 27 Jan. A 

Committee to prepare Queftions to be propofed to him, 28. 

Vide Recufants——Houfe to join with Lords in a Petition to 

the King for his Removal from Court, 16 Mar. 

Mr. 1641, Two Letters to him read; a Committee to 

inquire into the Author, 24 June-———King to be moved to 






































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a his Allowance; Cofferer to forbear Payment in the mean 
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time; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference there- 
upon, i July. 

——— Lord Vifcount, 1641, Meffage from Lords, acquainting 
Houfe that the King, upon his Petition, had given him Leave 
to travel, and that they approved it, 19 Feb. 

1642, Lord General to be moved to fend for him, g Sept. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

——— Sir Sydney, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 27 O&amp;. Diffents from the Vote for adhering to 
Earl of Effex; previous and main Queftions for voting him 
incapable of fitting during this Parliament, feverally Affirma- 
tive ; to be fecured, and carried to Tower, 3 Dec. His Petition 
and Order for his Difcharge ; to bemoved to lend 1,000 /. upon 
the public Faith, 16. 

~——— Mr. a Member, 1642. Vide Privileges—Gives Offence 
in his Speech; pardoned upon his Acknowlegement, 7 Feb. 

Mountford, Charles, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 8 
Aug. Order for his Difcharge, 13. 

Mowbraie, Lord, 1642, Lords to be acquainted with Informa- 
pe touching Twelve of his Horfes ready to go to York, 30 

une. . 

Moyle, Mr. 1640, not to fit till his Election decided, 6 Jan. 

Moyfe, Mr. 1640, Petition read, 15 Dec. Referred to the 
Committee for the Charge againft the Judges, 16. 

— 1641, referred to Mr. Chambers’s Committee, 1 July. 

Muglefwicke, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for ftaying 
Proceedings at the Quarter Seffion ; further Examination re- 
ferred to a Committee; Mr. Bradley to be fent for as a De- 
linquent. Vide Bradley. Leturer appointed, 22 Feb. 

Munjier. Vide Ireland. . 

Munjier, Colonel, 1641, Report that King had commanded 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to recommend him to Houfe as a’ 
Colonel; Lord Lieutenant to be acquainted that he is pro- 
vided for, 27 Jan. 

Murray, Wim. 1641, voted an evil Counfellor, 15 Feb. 

Rob. 1641, to pafs beyond Sea, notwithftanding former 

Order of Reftraint, 22 Feb. 

— Captain David, 1641, approved to be Captain in the 
Navy, 10 Mar. 

—— Mr. 1642, a Committee to confider about demands upon 
him, 26 Nov. 

— Geo. 1642, to have Warrant to pais to the King’s Army 

10 Dec. 

Mr. 1642, Order for delivering his Horfes to Sir Arthur 
Haffelrigg, 14 Feb. 

Mujfchamp, Agmondifham, 1642, appointed Chief Captain of 

ord Kerry’s Regiment, 18 Aug. 

Mufgrove, John, 1642, Petition read, 13 Dec. Vide Cracken- 
thorpe. 

Mujters. Vide Arms. 

Mynhead, 1642, new Writ, 3 June. 


























16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


N4z URALIZATION, Billof. Vide Boene. 
Needlemakers, Bill concerning them and the Steelwire- 
drawers, read, 27 Apr. Committed, 1 May. 

Newton, new Writ, 16 Apr. 

Nonrefidents, Bill concerning them, Pluralities of Benefices and 
Farms taken by fpiritual Men, read, 2 May. 

Northampton, County, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred 
to the Committee for taking material Points of Grievances, 
17 Apr. 

: , Petition of Inhabitants, 18 Apr, 

Norwich, Petition of {nhabitant$, 18 Apr. 





16° 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


N4 ESMETH, John, 1641, to pafs beyond Sea, not- 
withftanding former Order of Reftraint, 22 Feb. 

Namptwich, 1642, Letter from thence concerning Horfe levied 
thereabouts ; Proceedings thereupon, 7 June. Vide Gerrard, 
Captain Edward, and Arrowfmyth. 

Nenfin; Jo. 1642, Letter on his Behalf prefented ; further Con- 
fideratioh refpited, 3 Od. 4) 5 af ats 

= Sir Rob. 1640, to fit till his EleGtion is decided, 6 

a 


n. 





1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 
20 Aug.——To be defired to lend 1,000 /. 5 Jan. 

——— Sir Gerrard, 1641. Vide pent 3 

1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 

22 July. 12 O&amp;. to be fent for asa Delinquent, 12 

Nov.—To be defired to lend 5001. 5 Jan. . 

Sir Chriftopher, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the 
Service of Houfe, 20 Aug. . 

Nah, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Naturalization, Bills of. Vide Booeve, Smyth, a” 




















Fifher, 


oubard, 





INDEX @# the Seconp VoLume. 


Goubard, Fountaine, Marolois, Wright, Holftein, Spencer, 

Kirke, Bogan, Jacobfon, Lawrance, Clerke, Blachford, Re- 
aud, Richaut, Herbert, Philip Henry, Beauchamp, Valken- 
rg, Van, Gerbier, and Garry. 

1640, Time appointed for Perfons having Bills of Natu- 
ralization to be fworn, 12 Dec. 

Navy. Vide Supply—1641, a Committee to confider the De- 
fects thereof, 1g Aug. To confider the whole State of it; 
Papers referred, 25. Report ; Refolution thereupon, 26. Vide 
Supply. Committee revived ; to inquire why no more Money 
comes in, 3 Nov.——Order for their Meeting; Committees 
added ; Committee to fitin London, 17 Jan. Petition re- 
ferred, 20. Committee to meet at Merchant Taylor’s 
Hall,2 Feb ——Ordinence for fetting forth Four Ships for Bight 
Months Service, read, and agreed to, 18 Noy. Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon ; agreed to ; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported—a Committee to view the 
Rates of the Victuals of the Navy—the Committee for the 
Navy to confider how the Kingdom may be better ferved, 19. 
—Precedents for taking up Merchant Ships for the King’s Ser- 
vice, ordered, 29. Fecticn of Owners of Merchant Ships, 
with Precedents, read; Report touching the Payment of 
them, 15 Dec. A Committee to confider of the Number 
and Quality of Ships for a Summer Guard, 14 Jan. Com- 
mittees added, 15.—Propofitions of Merchants for fetting 
forth Five, referred to another Committee ; this Committee 
joined to the Committee for the Navy; Merchants thanked, 
25. Report; Propofitions accepted, 27. One of them to 
guard the Scots to Ireland, 28. Another to take in Arms, 
&amp;c. for Munfter, 2 Feb. Further Report touching the 
Charges of fetting forth Five Merchant Ships, Fifteen by the 
Trinity-boufe Men, and Fifteen of the Royal Navy; Com- 
mittee impowered to agree with the Owners—to treat with the 
Treafury about the State of the Cufloms, 4. Order for em- 
ploying the Ships for Eight Months, 8.—Report of Articles 
of Agreement for fetting forth Three from Brifiol, with their 
Names and Burdens, agreed to ; Ordinance for Security of the 
Owners, agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10, 
Signified, 24. Committee impowered to iflue Money for the 
Service; Houfe acquainted Nine of the King’s Ships are 
ready, 16 Feb. Lord Admiral to be moved that they may be 
refently fet to Sea, 21.—To be moved to expedite the 
King’s Ships, to order Officers to take the Proteftation, 
and fend in a Lift of them, and to inform Houfe who is 
to command under him; Houfe recommends the employing a 
Ship now ready, and offered by Mr. Martin, 26. Lifts of 
Captains to be confidered, 8 Mar. Confidered ; feveral ap- 
proved ; Lift of thofe difapproved to be fent to Lord Admiral, 
with Defire that he would tupply their Places—Lord Admiral 
to be moved to appoint Earl of Warwick Commander under 
him, 10.—Order from Lords concerning the prefent fetting 
forth Ships, agreed to, 2 Mar.—Ships for tranfporting the 
Queen to come to the Downes—the Committee to confider the 
King’s Defire for the Prince Royal to be employed inftead of 
Two other Ships, 7. Report; Refolutions thereapon—the 
Committee to confider what Number of {mall Veffels will be 
neceflary, 14. Report; Refolutions thereupon, 15. 

1642, a Committee to provide Moneys for buying Two 
Frigates; Lord Admiral to be acquainted with the Order ; 
Eftimate of Eight Pinaces referred, 25 Mar.—Order for em- 
ploying the Pinaces, and buying the Frigates, 4 Apr. Peti- 
tions referred, 5 &amp; 11. Certificate concerning the Arrears of 
Affignments for naval Stores, referred, 28. Order touch- 
ing fetting forth Ships mentioned in a Lift, agreed to by Lords, 
6 ham rder for Sitting of the Committee, 18.—State of the 
Navy to be reported, 24. Reported, with the Cuftomers 
Accounts; Order thereupon, 4 June.——Commiffioners of 
the Navy to attend them, 11 July.—Order for viétualling 
Ships upon the Irifh Coaft, agreed to by Lords, 15.—State of 
the Fleet at Sea to be confidered, 16 &amp; 18.—A Committee to 
confider how many Ships fhall be called in, 23. Order for 
their Meeting, 26. mpowered to adjourn from time to 
time ; Inftruétions—Refolution for victualling the whole Fleet 
for Two Months longer, 5 Aug.—The Committee for the 
Navy to confider what Inftructions are fit to be left with them 
during an Adjournment, 8. Their Report; Refolution about 
Janding Goods belonging to certain Perfons ; Parties to attend 
them, 10. The Committee impowered to meet at any time 
on Bufinefs concerning the Navy and Cuftoms ; Committees 
added, 19.—Order for fending Cables to the Fleet, agreed to 
by Lords, 27. Ordinance concerning regulating the Affairs 
of the Navy, read, and to be coniiieed, 7 Sept. Con- 


fidered, and pereed to; Lords Coucurrence to be defired, 12. 
Defired; Meflenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 15.—Earl of 
Warwick’s Letter, and a Report from the Committee con- 
cerning a Winter Guard; Report referred to the Committee 
for Defence of the Kingdom, 23. Refolution for allowing 
Twelve Ships—Two Captains to be removed, 27.-—-Order tor 
a Winter Guard agreed to by Lords, 1 Oct.—for fetting forth 
w 


Ships by Letters of Mart, read, and agreed to, 18, Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 19. rdey for a Summer’s Fleet, 6 
Dec. Agreed to by Lords, §———Conference defired goncern- 
ing fetting it forth; Heads read, and approved; Conference 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 1 Feb.— 
Committee impowered to add Thirty Merchant Ships, 2. 
Report; Refolution for continuing the Winter Guard, 2 Mar. 
pi wn for Encouragement of Mariners in the prefent 
Fleet, 7. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 

Neale, F. 1642, Information of Words fpoken by him, referred 
to the Committee for Informations, 26 Mar. 

Sir Paul, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 
Apr. 

Nedhani, 1642, Order for raifing Volunteers, 13 Jan. 

Needlemakers, 1640, Bill concerning them, read, 18 Dec. 

Nelfon, Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to appear to Anfwer a 

harge againft him, 11 Feb. 

— Peter and John, 1640, to be fent for by Warrant, 17 

ar. 

Neppar, Lieutenant, 1642, committed to London-houfe, 9 

an. 

Nethefdale, Countefs of, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to proceed 
againft her according to Law, 8 Sept. 

Nettersfield, Lord Vifcount, 1640, Petition referred to the Sub- 
committee for Irifh Affairs, 12 Jan. to Lord Montmorris’s 
Committee, 5 Feb. Report; Cafe to be tranfimitted to 
Lords, 19 Mar. 

— 1641, Declaration read, and to be ingroffed, 8 Sept. 
Ingroffed Declaration read, and fent to Lords; Report of 
Delivery, 9. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to be defired to 
remove him from his Command, 5 Feb. 

—— 1641, his Son to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 20 
Jan. 

— Mr. 1641, to be fent for by Serjeant to attend a Com- 
mittee, 1 Mar. 

Neue, Cornelius de, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Nevett, Thomas, and William Downes, 1640, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Cuftomers, 18 Mar. 

Nevill, Mr.1640. Vide Privileges. 

r 1642, Order touching the difpofing of his Horfes, 21 
ov. 

Captain, 1642, Horfe and Saddle ftayed at Northampton, 
to be kept there till further Order, 3 June. Sheriff not to 
grant a Replevin, 24. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 19 July ———Or- 
der nl ftaying Moneys to be paid for Oxen belonging to him, 
13 Sept. 

alias Smyth, 1642, Order for feizing his Horfe and 
Arms, 19 O&amp;. 

Henry, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe; his 
Eftate to be fequettered, and feized, 3 Feb. Order touching 
fecuring it, and fending up fat Cattle and Hogs for the fervice 
4 the Navy, 6. aching fending Corn to Colchefter, 10 

ar. 

——— Nevill, 1642, committed to London Houfe, 3 Feb. 
Clem. 1642, committed to Lambeth Houfe, 3 Feb. 
Francis de, 1642, to be allowed 30/. out of the Col- 

leétions at the Three next Fafts, 22 July. Order revoked, 
31 Aug. 

Newberry, Tho. 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland to be a Captain, 7 May. 

Newbolton, Mr. 1641, examined touching fixing a Proclamation 
upon a Poft, proclaiming Earl of Effex, &amp;c. Traitors ; ordered 
into Cuttody ; Examination referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 15 Aug. 

Newcaftle upon Tyne, 1640, Paper concerning the Hoftmen, 
read, and referred to the Committee for Dicctieliecae. 
empted from paying towards 100,000/. raifed for the Army, 
16 Nov.—No new Writ to iffue upon a Vacancy till the 

Petition touching former Elections be determined, 17 Dec. 

Refolution touching it; Return to be amended, 30 Jan. 

Sheriff to attend for that Purpofe, and, upon Failure, 
Serjeant to. go for him, 22 Feb. Order for fending Serjeant 
revoked, 23. Former Order renewed, 26. 

1641, Petition of Burgeiles, &amp;c. read, and avowed, 24 
Apr. Order touching the Payment of Arrears, and re- 
ftoring Arms taken from thence, to be propofed to Lords at a 
free Conference, 11 Aug.—Speaker to write a Letter to Mayor 
to require fufpected Perfous to depart, and to have Arms in 
Readinefs for Defence of the Town ; a Committee to prepare 
it;. Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commiflion to him to 
tender Oaths to fufpeGed Perfons, 16. Letter read, to be 
figned by Speaker, and fent, 17——A Committee to confider 
the Propofition for fleighting the Works about the Town, 23. 

Petition of Burgeties, 1 Dec.—A Committee to confider 
of guarding the Town, 3——Earl of Northumberland no- 
minated, Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.--Leéturers of Allhallows 
and St. Nicolas appointed, 18.—Order for Payment of Money 
due from. the Scots, 28.——Deputy Jieutenants ils &gt; ; 

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Lord Lieutenant to be defired to make no Deputation to .the 
prefent Mayor, 17 Mar.—Some Courfe for fecuring the Town 
to. be recommended to Lords at a Conference, 19. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee 
for fcandalous Minifters, 25 Mar. Vide Wyjfherd. Infor- 
mation concerning the Safety of the Town referred to the 
fame Committee, 13 May.——Order for Ships to ride there- 
abouts, to prevent the Landing of Arms, &amp;c. 1 June.—Peti- 
tion of Burgeffes read; nothing done thereupon ; another pre- 
fented, and referred tv a Committee, 3. Order for their 
Meeting, 8. Petition of Oftmen referred, 9. Report to be 
made, 13 &amp; 14.—Informations concerning the Town referred 
to a Committee, 20.—Another Committee to confider the 
whole Bufinefs, 27. To be confidered by Houfe, 28. Re- 
port; Refolutions thereupon ; Conference to be defired with 
Lords; Managers appointed; Conference defired, agreed to, 
and held. lahaoution concerning Horfe and Arms coming 
from thence referred to the Committee for Safety of the King- 
dom, 5 July. Order for fearching Ships bound to that Port, 
to be difperfed, 23 Aug.——Order touching Ships for De- 
fence thereof, 19 Sept. A Gommittee to take Informations 
concerning difaftected Perfons, 6 Oct.—Another to name Per- 
fons to put the Propofitions and Inftruétions in Execution, 10. 
—Order for Indemnity of Perfons who feized a Ship laden 
with Arms, &amp;c. bound thither from Rotterdam, 12. Lord 
General to be moved for Commiflions to Gentlemen’ for raife- 
ing Forces for Prefervation of the Town, 17 Nov.—The Com- 
mittee for Difpatches to confider of ftopping Provifions and 
Ammunition fent thither, 18. Another Committee to pre- 
pare Order for that Purpofe, 19. Propofitions of Mariners 
to keep Provifions from the King, referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 5 Dec. Order for feizing Ships from thence 
Jaden with Coals, 6&amp; 14 Feb. The Committee for the Navy 
to examine the Mafters concerning the State of the Town, 
14.—Order for ftaying Ships bound thither with Viétual, and 
ufing it for the Army ; a Committee to inventory the Goods, 
18.—Examinations from thence concerning Arms fhipped 
there, and ftayed at Hull, referred to the Committee for Infor- 
mations, 22. 

Earl of, 1641, Lords to be moved to fend for him, 20 



































Jan. 





1642, Information againft him referred to a Committee, 
5 Sept. Order for paying Money due to him into the Chamn- 
ber of London, 30 Oct. Conference to be defired con- 
cerning fequeftering his Eftate, 16 Nov. A Committee to 
confider of raifing Forces to oppofe the Popifh Army under his 

Command, 15 Dec. Lift of his Popifh Commanders ordered, 

16.—Refolution to proceed — him as a Delinquent, 29. 

For accufing him of High Treafon; Impeachment 
ordered, 2 Feb.—Letter concerning the Defeat of a Party 
belonging to him, 20. / 

Newcomen, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Aug. 
Examined, and committed to the Fleet; further Examination 
referred to the Committee for Informations, 29. Order 
for his Difcharge, 24 Dec. 

— Mr. of Dedham, 1642, defired to preach, 5 O&amp;t. 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon; Copy thereof to be pre- 
fented to the Committee for Religion, 5 Nov. 

Newe, Wm. 1642, committed to the Fleet, 29 July. 
Petition, and Order tor his Difcharge, 3 Aug. 

Newgate, 1640, Keeper to bring a Prifoner in his Cuftody to a 
Committee, 21 Nov. 

1641, to return a Prifoner in his Cuftody to the Fleet, 
7 June. : 

Newington, 1641, Petition of Inhabitants againft Mr. Blaney ; 
Order thereupon, 16 June. Vide Blaney. 

Newman, Mr. 1641, his Examination referred to the Committee 
for confidering King’s Anfwer to Scots Third Propofition ; 
fent to Lords, with Defire they would impower their Com- 
mittee to confider of it; Anfwer thereto, 28 Jan. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, go Sept. 

His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 24 Nov. 

John, Clerk of Radwell, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 29 Oct. 

Wm. 1642, to be fent to Lord General, 17 Nov. 

Newport, 1640, Petition of inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee of Privileges, 26 Nov. 

1642, Order tor fending down Powder; Mayor to be 

thanked for his Care of the Safety of the Town, 13 Aug. 

1641, Bill from Lords for making it a diftin@ Parifh 

from Carifbrooke, 10 May. Read, 12. Comiunitted, 24. 

Order for Meeting of the Committee, 11 June. 15 
July. ; 

ingens, Mr. 1642, to attend the Service of Houfe, 6 Aug. 

——— Lord, 1642, Letter from the Committees at Coventry 
touching the ftaying him ; Order for keeping him in fafe Cui- 
tody; Committees to be thanked, 14 Mar. 

Newton and Gray, Meffengers of the King’s Chamber, 1640, 
to be forthwith fent for about the Commitment and Diicharge 

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of divers Priefts and Jefuits; feverally examined, 11 Nov. 

Vide Windebank, Secretary. 

1642, Newton committed to the Gatehoufe for abufing 

a — Minifter; to make Submiflion, and afk Pardon, 14 

Apr. To be taken into Serjeant’s Cuftody, and turned over 

to the Gatehoufe, 18. Order for his Difcharge, and makin 

Submiflion to the Ambaffador, 23. To ftand artes 

unlefs he make Submiffion within a Time limited, 17 May. 

= Will. 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 10 
ar. 


Newton, 1641, new Writ, 4 Feb. 

1642, previous Queftion for new Writ, Neg. 2 Mar. 

Nicholas, Secretary, 1642, his Letter to Sir John Sackville read, 
17 Aug.— Another to the Refident of Holland read, and to 
be printed; Member to make fome Obfervations thereon, 17 
Sept.—Letter to be fent to him to move the King for pafling 
the Treaty, 19. His Letter communicated by Lords, 12 
O&amp;. Conference defired by them concerning a Letter from 
him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
reported ; Letter read; Retolutions thereupon; Letter re- 
ferred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 5 Nov. 

His Letter to Arth. Afhton intercepted, and read, 10 
Dec. His Servant to be fent for in fafe Cuftody ; Exami- 
nation referred to the Committee for Examinations, 16 Jan. 

His Letter to Mr. Browne in Figures, 13 Mar.—Other 
Letters, with printed Pamphlets inclofed, read ; a Committee 
to perule, and order them to be printed, 14. 

Nicholas, St. Olaves, 1642, Ordinance for fupplying the Cure, 
_ fequeftering the Profits thereof, read, and agreed to, 16 

‘eb. 

Nicholl, Captain Daniel, 1642, Members to confider of Arrears 
due to him, 5 July. 

— John, 1642, Order for his Releafe, 26 July. 

" Mr. 1642, to be injoined to attend the Service of Houfe, 
22 sept. 

Nicholls, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Nichols, James, 1641, Petition againft Mr. Flich ; Order for his 
Attendance, 25 Feb. Vide Fich. ’ 

Nicholjon, Edw. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Wm. 1642, to pafs beyond Sea, notwithftanding-for- 

mer Order of Reftraint, 22 Feb. 

Dr. 1642, Report from the Committee for Informa- 
tions concerning him, his Father, and Brother; Order for 
their Commitment ; a Committee to prepare a Charge againft 
them, 26 Sept. Their Petition; Queftion for their Dif- 
charge, Neg. 6 Dec. Petition of Father read, 19.——An- 
other read, and Order for his Ditcharge, 4 Jan.—Dr. to be 
bailed, 5. 

Niclas, Wm. 1642, to be fummoned to attend in fafe Cuftody ; 
the Committee for Examinations to examine him, 11 Nov. 
Report ; Order for his Difcharge, 25. 

Nicoljon, Tho. 1642, to be removed to Warwick, and kept 
clofe Prifoner till his Removal, 13 Mar. 

—" Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 

an. 

Noell, Mr. 1642, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 17 Dec. 

a Henry, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 3 
ar. 


Nolard, Mr. 1641, the Committee for Irith Affairs to aflign him 
a Day for producing Witnefles, 12 Juiy. Chairman to 
grant him Warrants for that Purpofe, 11 Aug ———Another 
Committee to examine him, and, if they find Caufe, commit 
him to Serjeant’s Cuftody, 16 Mar. 

Non-refidency. Vide Pluralities. 

Norbon, Humphrey, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Norfolk, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants to be read; re-delivered 
‘to Perfons that preferred it, 9 Nov. 

1641, Earl of Warwick nominated Lord Lieutenant, 

11 Feb.—Petition of Seamen ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 

who brought it, 12. Petition of Gentlemen ; Speaker’s 

Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 4 Mar.—Deputy Lieute- 

nants approved ; others to be recommended, 17. Lords to be 

acquainted therewith, 22. 

1642, Order about Delivery of Twenty Barrels of 

Powder for the County—for Return of Money received upon 

the Contributions, 15 Apr. Lords to be defired that 

Captains may nominate their inferior Officers, and Deputy 

Lieutenants difpofe of the Magazine; their Concurrence 

fignified, 27 May. To be defired that the Ordinance for 

the Militia may be put in Execution; Meffenger difmiffed 
without Anfwer, 1 July.—Order for ftaying Proclamations 
in the Hands of the Pott, 21.—A Committee to confider what 
is fit to be done for the Peace of the County, 25.—Order for 

Deputy Lieutenants to put the Militia in Execution, 26. 

Agreed to by Lords, 30. Inftruétions agreed to by them, 

1 Aug.—A Committee to prepare Order for fetting Watches 

at the Bridges between N orfolk and Suffolk, 17. Deputy 

Lieutenants to hafien the Propofitions for Horie, &amp;c. 2 Sept. 

—Impowered, in Lieutenant’s - to conftitute Captains 

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of the Militia and Volunteers, 24. Power extended to 
making Colonels—Order touching employing Horfes not re- 
duced under Command, 10 O&amp;.—For fending up Money 
brought in upon the Propofitions, 12 &amp; 13. Propofitions 
concerning the Safety of the Kingdom referred to a Committee, 
1 Dec. Order for raifing 20,000 Horfe, 7. Agreed to by 
Lords, 8.—Deputy Lieutenants nominated.—Licence to be 

anted for Conveyance of 100 Dragoons, 15.——Petition of 
nhabitants; a Member to return Anfwer, 17 Jan.—Order 
for apprehending Perfons refufing to contribute to the Pro- 
pofitions, or to affociate themfelves, 24. For fending Books 
for the weekly Affeflment, 7 Mar. 

Norriche, Mr: 1642, to, be fummoned to attend, 6 Oct. Exa- 
mined, 17. 

Norris, Tobias, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport Match to 
Ireland, 7 Oct.—Order for paying him out of the Contribu- 
tion-money for Cloth he diftributed among the poor Englifh 
in Ireland, 14. 


Francis and Tho. 1642, to be fent for as Delinquents, 

7 Jan. 

North, Sir Dudley, to have Warrant to convey Arms into Cam- 
bridgefhire, 6 July. 

Northall, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, and fequeftering 

_the Profits thereof, 13 Mar. 

Northampton County, 1641, Lord Spencer nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Sheriff to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
16 Mar. Vide Privileges—Deputy Lieutenants approved; 
others to be recommended, 17. 

—-— 1642, others approved, 26. May. 8 June. 22 
Sept. Order for paying to the Treafurers Moneys collected 
upon the Act of Contributions, 20 May. Petition of 
Inhabitants to be read, 3 June-—Members to go down and 
fee the Militia put in Execution; Inftruétions to be prepared, 
8.—Information of the ready Obedience of the County to 
the Ordinance, 20. Earl of Peterborough nominated 
Lord Lieutenant, 2 Aug. Deputies continued, 3.—Order 
about Re-payment of Money advanced. for Defence of the 
Kingdom, 8.—Inftruétions to Committees, agreed to by 
Lords; Order for their going down.—Letter from Afhby 
read, 9.—Ordinance for appointing Treafurers for the Sub- 
{criptions, 18.—— Additional Committees, 7 Sept——Ex- 
aminations concerning Prifoners from thence referred to the 
Committee for Lord Keeper’s Letter, 12. A Commit- 
tee to prepare Order for feizing the Arms and Perfons of fuch 
as refufe to fhew their Arms, 6 O&amp;. Order for that Purpofe 
agreed to by Lords, 7. Committees to receive Perfons vo- 
Juntarily coming in to their Afliftance, 29 Dec.—A Committee 
to prepare Order for affefling that and other adjacent Coun- 
= 31. Order agreed to by Lords, and to be printed, 16 

an. 

Town, 1642, Letter from Mayor read; Order for his 
fiaying in the Town, 8 July. Agreed to by Lords, 11. 
Commiffaries appointed for taking Subfcriptions for Horfes, 
&amp;e. 18 Aug.—Letter to be fent concerning an Advantage 
gained over the King’s Troops, 30. Letter from the Com- 
mittee, with Sir Jo.,Byron’s Letter inclofed ; a Committee to 
prepare Declaration to be printed with it, 7 Sept—Other Let- 
ters concerning the riotous Demeanor of the Soldiers read ; 
Orders thereupon, 7 &amp; 8. Prifoners from thence to be dif- 
pofed of according to Speaker’s Appointment, 8 Nov. 

Earl of, 1642, Letter from him and other Lords who 
have withdrawn themfelves from the Parliament, communi- 
cated by Lords; previous and main Queftions that their De- 
parture is a Contempt of both Houfes, and that they are juftly 
fufpected to promote a War againft the Parliament, feverally 
Affirmative; a Committee to prepare Impeachment againft 
them; One Head of a Conference to be defired with Lords 
agreed to; Managers appointed, 11 June. Report; Refolu- 
tions thereupon ; Lords Vote concerning the Letter agreed to; 
Impeachment fent to Lords, 14. Meflenger thanked for his 
worthy Performance thereof; to prefent what he delivered in 
Writing, 15. Written Impeachment fent up, 16.—Meflage to 
be fent to Lords, to defire them to proceed to Judgment, 25. 
Sent; their Anfwer, 28.—Letter concerning a Proclamation 
brought by him to Coventry, and a Commiflion of Array 
- ompren him, read, and fent to Lords, with Defire for an Or- 

er to attach him, 27. Houfe informed of his Intention to 
put the Commiffion in Execution in Warwickthire ; Lords to 
be defired to iffue Warrant for apprehending him, 9 July— 
His Letter, &amp;c. 11.—Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe 
they are ready to give Judgment; Judgment demanded, 20. 
—Satisfaction to be made out of his Eftate for Damage done 
by his Troops toa Carrier ; a Committee to confider * pro- 


per Method for it, 25.—Lords to be moved for a Proclamation 
or his Appearance at a certain Day, 30. A Committee to 
confider of his Impeachment, 5 Sept.—Tenants not to pay 
him any Rent, 3o. 


Northcott, Sir Jo. 1642, to be exenfed fending Horfes he has 
underwritten for, 8 Aug. 


— Wm. 1642, Petition read, and:referred to: Mr. Mad. 
dox’s Committee, 18 Au 


Northern Counties, 1642. Vide Supply.—Declaration for fup- 


refling Papifts and other Malignants: affociated. againft the 
King and, Parliament, 17, Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 18.— 
Receiver of the Contribution-money ‘appointed ; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 24.—Order for fetting. forth Ships for De- 
fence thereof, read, 26. - Agreed to’ by: Lords, 29—— 
Member to prepare a Declaration to fatisty Tenants by‘ Right, 
that the Houfe never intended any thing:to their Prejadice, 3 
Dec.—Order touching their raifing Men, Arms, &amp;c. and re- 
pairing to Lord Fairfax, 5.—Letter concerning the State 
thereof; Refolutions thereupon, agreed to by: Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to—a Committee to con- 
fider of raifing Moneys, and 100 Dragoons, for the Occa- 
fions thereof, 16.—Another Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for raifing Forces in feveral Counties for that Service, and 
of preparing Arms for them—Lord General to be defired 
to appoint a fit Perfon to take care of raifing them—Order 
for Counties to provide a Month’s Pay for ‘them, 17,—Rela- 
tion concerning them referred to the Committee for Dif- 
patches, 22. 


Northfolk, James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 
Northumberland, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, with a Schedule 


of Grievances annexed, read, and debated, 10 Nov.—Ex- - 
empted from paying towards 100,000 /. voted for the Army, 
16. Another Petition referred to the Committee for 
preaching Minifters, 19 Dec. 





1641, Order for Payment of Billet-money due 
to the Inhabitants—a Committee to perfect the Accounts, 19 
June. Scots agree to pay it out of Moneys to be paid them— 
Members for the County to nominate Commiflioners ; Lift 
approved, 25. Order touching Payment of Arrears due from 
the Scots, besides Sums acknowledged by the Commiflioners, 
to be propofed to Lords at a Conference, 11 Aug——New 
Writ, 9: Dec—Under-theriff to attend, 20. Called in, 21. 

Sheriff to take care of conveying Money through the 
County for the Scots, 28 Jan. Earl of Northumberland 
nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.—Order for Payment of 
Money due trom the Scots, 28. Deputy Lieutenants ap- 
proved; others to be recommended, 17 Mar. 





1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for feandalous Minifters, 25 Mar.—Letters inti- 
mating there was a Petition walking there, which might be of 
bad Confequence; Parties to be fummoned to attend; Order 
for haftening up Witnefles, 20. A Petition read ; Copy of 
another to Lords read, and approved; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who preferred it; Petition referred to a Committee, 
28 May. Commiffioners for preferving the Peace of the 
County to be recommended to Lord General, 7 Sept. A 
Committee to prefent Names of Perfons to put the Propofi- 
tions and Inftruétions in Execution, 8 O¢t.—Order for fendin 
up Moneys brought in upon the Propofitions, ligne. 
General to be moved for a Commission to Gentlemen for 
Prefervation of the County, 17 Nov. 





Earl of, 1642. Vide P/ot.—Order for Payment 
of his Loan, 9 Jan. 





1642, Bill from Lords for conftituting him 
Lord High Admiral, 3 Jan. 


Norton, Mr. 1640, Examined touching an Attempt of the Fel- 


lows of Peterhoufe to feduce his Son to Popery; Bufinefs re- 
ferred to the Committee for Mr. Smart’s Petition, 24 Nov. 
Luke, 1642. Vide Privileges. -- -- 
Simon, 1642, committed to the Fleet, 10 Sept. 
His Petition, 4 Oét. 


Norwich, 1640, Ele&amp;tion and double Return ; Report ; Refolution 


thereupon, 7 Nov.—Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 13.——Another 
referred to the Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 23 Dec. 

1641, Earl of Warwick nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
11 Feb. Petition of Inhabitants of St. Peter’s, touching 
their Minifter being inhibited to preach, read; Declaration 
and Refolutions thereupon—Deputy Lieutenants approved, 
17 Mar. 

: —— 1642, Order for Delivery of Powder to them, and 
touching the Difpofal of the Magazine, 1 Aug. A Commit- 
tee to prepare Order for preferving it, 3. Order read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 5. Order for 
fending up Money, &amp;c. brought in upon the Propofitions, 
10 O&amp;. for providing Mufquets, &amp;c. for the Ufe of the 
Town, 7 Nov.—Captains of Volunteers appointed—Order 
for fending down Eight Pieces of Ordnance; feverally agreed 
to by Lords, 29. Le@turer continued in St. Michael 
Cofney, 1 Dec.—Deputy Lieutenants nominated, 10.—Or- 
der for difarming and fecuring Non-contributors to the Pro- 
pofitions, and for releafing thofe imprifoned upon their con- 
tributing, 19 ——Ordinance for certain Perfons to enter into 
Chrift-church, and the Liberties thereof, read, and agreed 
to, 31 Jan. Informations from thence concerning the 

Mifdemeanors 








IN DE X Yo the Secony, Votvu ue. 


*» Mifdemeanors of the Mayor,’ &amp;c. ‘réeférred to‘ a Coitiittee, 
16 Feb. 
—~— Bifhop of. Vide ‘Mountague. 
Nottingham, County,’ 1641, Petition of Inhabitants” read, 
~ avowed; and referred *to' the Committee for the Minifters Re- 
monftrance, 21°Apr. ‘Vide Church Goverhment.—— Earl of 
Clare nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.—Pétitidn of In- 
habitants read, and avowed ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
i preferred'it, 28. ——Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar. 
1642, Order about paying’ Money raifed for the Trained 

Bands, 28: June. —-Deputy Lieutenant ‘approved,’ 1° July. 

—Sheriff to recetve Prifoners from the Sheriff of York, 18.— 

A Committee to confider of a’ Method for tranfporting Fullers 

Earth thither,’ 23.—Information ‘of Warrants for raifing Men, 

referred to the Committee’ for Defence of the Kingdom, 30. 

——Treafurers for the Subfcriptions, and Comumiffaries for 

valuing Horfes, appointed, 29 Aug. Petition referred to 

the Committee for Poll-money, 1 Nov. Order for advance- 

ing Money for providing Arms, and fetting forth Officers, 22 

Dec. he Committee impowered to make a Sub-committee 

for Secrecy and Expedition—intercepted Letter from the King 

to the Earl of Newcaftle, fent up by them fealed ; Order tor 
opening it—for re-fealing that and other Letters, and deli- 
vering them to Speaker, 24 Jan. 

Town, 1642, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Order thereup- 

on; Lords to be defired to join therein ; Speaker’s An{wer to 

Perfons who prefented it—Captains of Horfe and Foot ap- 

pointed—Lords to be defired to join in Order for removing the 

Magazine from Newark thither, 30 June. Letter from 

thence read; Order thereupon, 8 Aug. Order for paying 

Subfcriptions, 4 Feb——Member to prepare Ordinance for en- 

abling the Committees to feize Malignants Eftates, 10. 

Agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment 

agreed to, 13. A Committee to prepare and fend Letter to 

Lord Lieutenant and Deputies, to fend what Forces they can 

fpare to Lord Fairfax, 9 Mar. 

Earl of, 1642, Meffage from Lords, recommending the 

Confideration of his Petition to them, about his Eftate and the 
Support of his Occafions ; Petition read; Anfwer thereto, 
31 Jan. 

Noyes, Mr. 1640, a Committee to inquire about his Books re- 
ceived by Mr. Attorney, 5 Dec. 

Nuce, Wm. 1642, to pay his Share of the Aqueduct-money 
received from the King, and be difcharged of Security given 
upon that Account, 24 May. 

Nulles, Sir Jo. 1640, to attend the Committee for Grievances, 
21 Nov. 

1641, Order for Repayment of Money advanced by 

him, 8 Sept. 13, Dec. 

1642, Cochineal in his Hands not to be tranfported ; 

a Committee to inquire into Paflages concerning it, and con- 
fider of borrrowing Moneys thereupon, 17 Dec. Report; Re- 
folutions for felling it, 22. Previous and main Queftion for 
revoking Order, feverally Affirmative ; Members to treat with 
Claimants, and draw Order upon their Anfwer, 29.—— 
Form thereof 2 Jan. | 

Nurfe, Geo. &amp;c. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Poll-money ; Order for Stay of Suit, 14 Feb. 

- Mrs. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport herfelf, Ser- 

vants, &amp;c. into France, 14 Apr. 









































16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


AT HS, a Committee to perufe Clerks Notes of fuch as 
have taken them, 25 Apr. 

Oke, Walter, Colleétor ‘for Ship-money ; Petition concerning 
his Commitment for not paying more than he had received ; 
Refolution thereupon, 30 Apr. 

Olefworth, Dr. defired to preach, 23 Apr. a 

Order of Jaft Parliament to ftand, 16 Apr.—Difpenfed with, 


Oxon, High Sheriff of, Petition againft him read, and referred 
to a Committee; other Petitions read and referred, 24 Apr. 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


O4 T HS, 1641, a Committee to Confider the Statute for 
taking them, 4 Nov. Committees added, 9.—Lords to be 
moved at a Conference, that the Servants of the Royal Family 
may take them, 10.—to be moved for a Commiflion to fome 
Lords to tender them, 13. Meffage to be fent to Lords, 
defiring them to confider of a Commiffion for that Purpofe, 
31 Dec. Sent; their Anfwer, 3 Jan. 
——— 1642, a Committee to confider thereof, and of the 
Manner of tendering them, 3 Jan. 
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: 1641, Bill'to render Members, refufing the Oaths, in- 
: — of fitting or voting in Parliament; ordered, 30 
July 


Obryan, Martin, 1640.. Vide Privileges. oe 
Trélagh, 1642, Petition referred to Lord Admiral, 29 





ar. , ‘ , Syecal 

Occupancy, 1640, Bill to prevent Inconveniencies thereby read, 
5 Nov. ) u 

Oconellys, Owen, 1641, Reward voted, him for difcovering the 
Irith’ Rebellion ; a Committee of both Houfes to take his Exa- 

mination, 1 Nov. ‘A felect Committee to prepare Interro- 
gatories; their Report, 2. His Examination upon Oath, re- 
ported, 3. Order for Payment of the Reward, 6.—— Mem- 
ber to recommend him to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the 

Command of a Troop of Dragoons, 29 Dec.—Report of 

Meffage delivered, and no Anfwer received; other Mem- 
bers to require a fpeedy Anfwer; Anfwer reported, 31. 

1642, Arrears of his Annuity to be paid to Affigns; a 

Committee to value the accruing Annuity, 15 July—Has 
Leave to underwrite 1,200/7. as Money adventured for Ire- 
land, 18. ——Order for that Purpofe, 27 Aug. His Peti- 

_ tion read, and referred to a Committee, 1 Mar. 

Oconnor, Wm. an Irith Prieft, 1640, Motion touching a Com- 
plaint againft him, 11 Noy. His Tryal to be ftayed till fur- 
ther Order; Judges Anfwer reported, 12. Bufinefs con- 
cerning him referred to Secretary Windebank’s Committee, 1 
Jan. Examinations concerning him to be delivered to the 
Committee for the Charge againft Earl of Strafford ; Lords to 
be defired to proceed to Ge Tryal, 26. 

1641, Judges to be defired to proceed according to their 

former Intention, 19 May.——To fet a Witnefs againft him 
at Liberty, 17 June. 

Officers, 1642, a Committee to fend to them about a Loan, 29 
Aug. 

Offiey. Sir John, 1641, to pay the Rate of Poll-money double, 
22 Dec. His Petition referred to the Committee for Poll- 
money, 20 Jan. To pay 54. more than he has paid, and 
be dilcharged, 2 Feb. , 

Ogle, Captain Thomas, 1641. Vide Privileges. Petition read, 
and referred to a Committee, 26 May. Information of re- 
viling Words to Mr. Gervafe Hollis ; to come to Bar as a De- 
linquent; examined thereupon; a Committee to confider the 
i Os and upon what Occafion the Words were fpoken, 
31 Jan. 

— 1642, Letter to him concerning a Petition walking in 
Northumberland, 29 Mar. Vide Pl ins ae His 
Letter to Sir Nicolas Crifp read, referred toa Committee, and 

to be printed; Examination of the Meffenger referred, 24 Feb. 
— Sir Wm. 1642, approved of to be Colonel of a Regi- 

ment in Ireland, 23 Apr.——Has Leave to repair to his Com- 
mand without vacating his Seat, 2 May. Order for Pay- 
ment of his Arrears, 30 July. Letter about his being ap- 
pointed to Negociate the Affairs of Munfter, 23 Aug. ‘To be 
thanked, 24. Order for coining Plate to be procured by 
him, 25 O&amp;. for Payment of his Arrears, 10 Sept. Agreed 

to by Lords, 13. 

Mr. Gerard, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Henry, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas Cor- 

pus for removing him from Neweaftle Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Ogleby, Captain, 1642, committed clofe Prifoner to Lord Petre’s 
‘Houle, 23 Jan. ‘To be removed to Plymouth, 13 Mar. 

Oke, Lieutenant Geo. 1641, to be fummoned to attend forth- 
with ; Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring he may be exa- 
‘mined upon Oath concerning Lord, Digby, 17 Feb. 

Okehampton, 1640, Petition of the. Mayor and Burgeffes, re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 12 Dec. , 

Okes, Mr. 1642, to be brought in fafe Cuftody, 14 Mar. 

Olaves, St. Southwark, 1642, Petition referred to the Two 
next Juftices, 14 Apr. Another read; Churchwardens to 
‘be kept in till Election determined by Houfe; Petition referred 
‘to a Committee, 24 May——Another referred, 30 July. 

St. Hart-ftreet, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Lec- 
turer appointed, 18 Jan. 

Olly, Widow, 1642, Order, for allowing her 10/7. out of the 
Contribution-money, 12 Jan. 

O’Neale, Daniel, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon 
Sufpicion of high Treafon, 14 Jane——Articles againft him 
to be confidered, 5, 6. 11, 12, 13. &amp; 18, Aug. Order for 
refpiting bis Pay to be fent to the Paymafter, 25.—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Charge againft him, 28. 
Committed to the Gatehoufe ; Examination referred toa Com- 
‘mittee, 20 O&amp;, Order for his anfwering to Interrogatories 
notwithftanding the Ac&amp; of Oblivion, 12 Nov.-flis Exami- 
nation before aan Committees, and Petition, read; Order 
for a weekly Maintenance for him, 17.——Reéport of the 
Defign fixed upon him ; Oneale brought to Bar; Refolutions 
about him; Bufinefs re-committed, 4 Dec. Further Report ; 
Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon; a Com- 
mitttee to confider of a fit Manner to proceed againit him, 6. 

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Repogf to be made, 14.— Refolution for proceeding againft 
him by Impeachment ; Impeachment read, and re-commit- 
ted, 17. Reported, read, and to be ingrofled ; Impeachment 
fent to Lords, 18. Ingroffed Articles read; Conference to be 
defired with Lords concerning them; Manager appointed— 
Meflage to Lords, defiring a Committee of the Houfe may 
have Leave to examine hiin; affented to, 23.—Meflenger ap- 
pointed to defire Conference with Lords concerning his Im- 
peachment, 31. Meflage to Lords, defiring he may be 
examined by Members of the Houfe, upon Information given 
to a Committee that he had fent a Letter to Lord Digby; a 
Committee to examine him, 24 Jan. Sub-committee made a 
Committee, 25. Meffage to be fent to Lords for taking off 
the clofe Reftraint, 26. Sent; Anfwer thereto, 97. 

—— 1642, Articles to be fent to Lords, 26 Mar. His 
Petition read, and referred to the Committee for the Charge 
againtt him, 12 Apr—Houfe informed he is efcaped out of 
the Tower; Perfons examined thereupon; a Committee to 
inquire into the Circumttances of his Efcape ; Perfons to be 
forthwith fummoned to attend, and come with the Meffenger ; 
Lords to be moved that the Ports may be ftopped, and for 
Proclamation for apprehending him ; their Anfwer, 6 May.— 
Houle informed of a Perfon apprehended at Iptwich, upon Suf- 
picion ; Lieutenant of the Tower to fend for him up, 12.—Re- 
port concerning the Efcape to be made, 12 &amp; 13. Made, 
17. Perfon {topped upon Sufpicion, to be releafed, 20 
June. 

Oneil, Sir Phelim, 1641, printing a Pamphlet, intituled, his 
Declaration, referred to the Committee for Printing, 8 Mar. 

Orange, Prince of, 1642, Letter of Credit to Mr. Strickland, 
evab!ing hi to communicate a Declaration to him ; agreed to 
by Lords, 14 Dec. 

Orders, 1640, of laft Parliament to be viewed by a Committee, 6 
Nov.—Againft Members going out of the Houfe—relating to 
the Manner of receiving Meflages, 11.—For keeping the out- 
ward Room clear, and locking the Outward Door, 11 &amp; 24. 
—Relating to the Manner of Members going out of the 
Houfe with a Meflage to Lords, 25.—Againft keeping Places 
for Members not at Prayers, 26.—Relating to making new 
Motions—to taking Places, and not removing out of them— 
‘o {peaking loud, 4 Dec.—Relating to the Second Reading of 
Bills, 5—Touching Leave of Abtence, 12. For clearing 
the Committee Rooms, § Jan. 18 Feb. Relating to 
the Time of moving for Leave of Abfence, 10 Mar.— 
Againft receiving Petitions for a certain Time, 3 &amp; 20 Mar. 

— 1641, Order for locking the Doors, and bringing up the 
Key, 10 Apr. 2 Mar.— Touching Fines to be paid by 
Members for late Attendance, 1 May.—Touching the Attend- 
ance of Members in or about Town—touching their diftuibing 
the Houfe, 5——Touching the Time for Motions to renew 
Committees, 5 June.—For ‘Members to go into the Country 
foon after Leave, 18.—For keeping the Houfe clean, 24.— 

Touching the Time for granting Leave of Abfence— 
Touching going to Conferences in a diforderly Manner, 20 
July—Touching the Time for moving for pafling public 
Bills, 26. Touching the Time for Meeting and Sitting of 
Houfe, 25 O&amp;. Againft ftopping the Paflage in Prayer- 
time, 17 Nov. Touching Members gone up to Lords be- 
fore Speaker, 14 Dec.—For clearing the outward Rooms of all 
but Members Servants, 5 Jan.—For putting another Lock up- 
on the Door under the Stairs, 12.—Againft Members ftanding 
in the Paflage, 15.—For keeping their Seats, 27.—Againlit 
Footmen fianding on the Stairs, 28. Touching the ‘Time 
for afking Leave of Abfence, 18 Feb. Againft Members 
oing out without Leave—about the Time of Meeting of 
Houle, and Sitting of Committees, 18 Mar.—About the Time 
for making Motions, 23. 

1642, Order about the Time of Sitting and Rifing of the 
Houfe, 15 Apr.——3o Jan. For fining Members abfent at 
Eight o’Clock, 19 Apr. For Speaker to acquaint Houfe 
every Morning with the Orders of the Day,g May.—For Chair- 
men of public Committees to demand the Attendance of pri- 
vate Committees, 11.—Againft Members going out without 
Leave, 14. 19. &amp; 26.——Touching Members abfent with- 
out Leave, 1 Sept.—For Attendance of Members, 16. 
About the Time of Sitting of Committees, 2 Mar. A 
Committee to prepare Order for publifhing Orders, 24 May. 

Order for that Purpofe, 1 Aug.—Conference defired by 
Lords concerning Perfons employed in executing Orders ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported, 23. 

1642, vacated, 18 Apr. 20 Aug.——8 Dec.——To 
be fet up at the Door, 28 May. Difcharged, 1 &amp; g July. 
—Renewed, 8.—Refpited, 13 &amp; 14.—Sufpended, go. 
Revoked, 31 Aug. 7 Sept. 29 Dec. 

- Standing, 1640, touching Divifions of the Houfe, 10 
ec. 

-—— 1641, for breaking up Committees fitting, when Notice 

' given of the Sitting of Houfe, 28 June. 


SECOND VOLUME. 


Ordnance, 1641, Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
Office of Ordnance ; agreed to ; Managers appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 28 Aug. Reported ; Report to be confidered, 30. 

Patent for making Ordnance referred to a Committee, 3 
Nov. feveral Officers to be fummoned to appear; Mem- 
bers to carry the Order, and examine the Stores, 13 Jan.— 
Meffage to Lords concerning Ordnance at Foxhall; their 
Anfwer, 17. 

1642, Ordnance ftayed by Order of Houfe, to be dif- 
charged, 12 July. Officers of Ordnance to deliver Keys to 
Perfons appointed by the Committee for Defence of the ~ rag 
dom, 20 Aug.—Members to fearch for a Piece of Ordnance in 
a private Houle, 26. Order for Officers of Ordnance in- 
larged to Officers of the Armoury, 2 Sept. Order about Ord- 
nance removed to Tower-hill, 20. Bufinefs of tranfporting 
and alienating Ordnance, referred to the Commiffioners of Ad- 
miralty, 18 O¢ct——The Committee for Safety of the Kingdom 
to confider what is due to Labourers aud Meifenger, 28 Feb. 

Ormond, Earl of, 1642, Speaker to write a Letter of Vhanks to 
him for his Service; Members to prepare it, 2 Apr. Mem- 
ber to prepare another Letter in Acknowledgment of his Service 
againft the Rebels, 2 May. His Letter concerning Mifre- 
ports he conceives he fuflers under; Member to prepare An- 
{wer, affuring him tothe contrary ; Order for laying out 500 /. 
in a Jewel to be prefented to him ; Lords to be moved to join 
in befeeching the King to make him Knight of the Garter, 4. 

His Aniwer to Speaker's Letter read, and to be printed, 
14. ‘The Committee for providing the Jewel to meet, and 
confider of the Payment, 13 July. Order for fending it, 15 
&amp; 19. Letter to be fent with the Jewel, read, and agreed to, 
19. Order for paying 620 /. to the Jeweller, 22 July —— 
8 Aug.—Letter to him trom Commiflioners for Irith Affairs, 
read, agreed to, and to be fent, 25. 

Osbaljion, Mr. 1642, to be apprehended as a Delinquent; 13 
Dec. Meflage from Lord Mayor touching bailing him ; Or- 
der for his remaining in Prifon, 14. 

Osborn, Sir Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 
Apr. His Letter to Earl of Cumberland, read, and to be 
printed, 17 Nov. 

——— Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Aug. 

— Edw. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Ottley, Fra. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. 

— Cornet, 1642, committed to London Houfe, 9 Jan. 

Overing, Mr. Cath-keeper to Tin Farmers, 1642, to be fum- 
moned in fafe Cuftody,16 Jan. Order for feizing the Refidue 
of Moneys in his Hands, for retaining Part, not being the 
Moneys of Tin-farmers, and for his Difcharge, 17. 

Overman, Tho. 1641, Petition read, 3 Nov. 

Overton, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Leéturer recommended, 
18 Aug. 

Owen, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 

10 Mar. 

; Dr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend a Committee, 20 

une. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Oxon City, 1640, new Writ, 18 Nov. 

1641, Letters concerning the State thereof, read, 6 
Sept. Order prohibiting any Intercourfe between that City 
and London, 21 Dec. Intercepted Letter from thence 
read ; Part thereof referred to the Scots Commiflioners, 11 
Jan.—Houfes to be fearched for Arms, 14.—Lords to be de- 
fired to join in prohibiting Perfons to go thither without Leave, 
16.—Ordinance for ftaying Waggons, 17. . 

Countefs Dowager of, and Daughter, 1642, take Oaths, 
20 May.——To have Warrant to go to Holland with Six 
Servants, 11 Aug. 

——— Bithop of, 1641, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon, 31 Dec. 


1642, Order for allowing him ioo/. per Annum, 6 Apr. 
— Cafile, 1642, Petition of Prifoners to be printed, 14 
Feb. 


Univerfity, 1641, Petition of Mafters and Fellows; 


Order thereupon, 28 June. Vicechancellor’s Oration con- 
cerning the Decay of Learning, referred to the Committee for 
Printing, 23 July. 

1642, Letter concerning lending College Plate to the 
King, read; Order for ftopping it, 12 Aug. Agreed to by 
Lords, 13. Fellows of Colleges not be damnified by 
their Abfence, 1 Feb. Plate trom thence to be melted 
down, 18. 

County, 1641, Petition of Knights, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to Perfons who brought it ; another Petition to Loids 
read, and approved—Lord Vifcount Say and Seale appointed 
Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.——Houfe informed he will fend the 
Names of his Deputies, 18 Mar. Deputies approved ; an- 
other to be recommended, 19.—Letter, with a Copy of a Pe- 
tition, laying Imputations upon a former Petition ; ~~ Wm. 

aller 





INDEX ¢@o the SEconp VoLuME. 


Waller to be fummoned to appear, 8 Mar. Vide Waller 
Sir Wm.—Commiffion for bounding the Forefts in the county 
to be fent with a Declaration about adjourning the Execution 
thereof, 10. 

1642, Deputy Lieutenant approved, 26 May.—Lords 
to be defired that Lord Lieutenant may take care of the Pre- 
fervation of the Peace of the County—Letter to Committees 
read, and to be fent—the Committee for Defence of the King- 
dom to prepare Declaration to prevent the intended Meeting, 
13 Aug.—Order for Indemnity of Sheriffs for not publifhing a 
Proclamation concerning the Earl of Effex, 18.—-- Sheriff to 
have Warrant for conveying Arms to his Houfe~- Order for 
preferving the Peace of the County, 1 Sept. . Sent to Lords, 
3.—InfiruGtions to Committees read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 13.—Order for adjourning the 
Execution of the Commiflien touching the Bounds of the 
Forefts, 19. 





16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


ARLIAMENT wmeets—caufes of fummoning it opened 
"by the King and Lord Keeper, 13 Apr.—Article touching 
the Liberty of Parliament prepared, and to be confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 17. Vide Privileges. 
Diffolved, 5 May. 
Peard, Mr. gives Offence in his Speech; pardoned upon his 
Acknowlegement, 23 Apr. ‘ 
Penance, Bill concerning the Difpofal of Money for Commuta- 
tion thereof, read, 29 Apr. Committed, 2 May. 
Petition re-delivered, not being figned, 21 Apr.—Leave to pre- 
fent a new one, the former being miflaid, 24. 
Pimme Mc. excufes himfelf for a Word in his Speech, 18 Apr. 
—Cleared from having ufed any unfitting Speeches, 22.— 
Thanked for his Service in delivering an Addrefs to Lords, 





28. 

Plimpton Erle, Election, and double Return ; Motion about it 
to be confidered by the Committee of Privileges, 20 Apr. 

Pluralities of Benefices. Vide Nonrefidents. 

Poole, Thomas, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for Grievances, 1 May. 

Privileges, Committee appointed—Order touching their Pro- 
ceeding, 16 Apr. Committees added, 17. Committee to 
appoint a Sub-committee to confider of double Returns, and 
view Indentures, 1 May. Article of: Grievance, touching 
the Violation of Privileges of Parliament, to be confidered in 
a Committee of the whole Houfe, 17 Apr. Confidered; Pro- 
ceedings of the Starchamber and King’s Bench, concerning 
feveral Members of the Jast Parliament, queftioned for Paflages 
therein, to be fent for; Warrants iffued for that Purpofe; a 
felect Committee to ftate the Faét, 18. Their Report, 20. 
Order for confulting with Lords about the Breach of Privi- 
leges; a Committee to prepare Inducements thereto, 23. 
Their Report; Refolutions thereupon; Another Committee 
to prepare, Directions for managing the Conference, 24. 
Order for their Meeting, 27 &amp; 28. Perfons to attend them, 
29. Report touching difpofition of the Parts of the Conference; 
Manager appointed, 29. Complaint of a Member’s Goods 
diftrained within Time of Privilege, 18 Apr.—Speaker to 
iffue Warrant to ftay Suits against * during the Time of Par- 
liament; the Contempt of the Arreft declined, not being 
committed within Time of Privilege, 24.—Vote of Lords, 
touching Matters of Supply before it moved from the Houfe, 
declared a Breach of Privilege ; a Committee to prepare an 
Addrefs to them thereupon, 27. Addrefs reported, and to 
be entered; Meffenger appointed to deliver it; Conference 
defired, agreed to, held, and reported ; Meffenger thanked, 
28. Another Conference defired by Lords; Meffengers 
difmiffed without Anfwer; Conference agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, 1 May. Reported, 2. 

—— Privilege to Sir Peter Temple, by Stay of Suits at Law 
againft him, 29 Apr.—To Mr. Wharton, by Stay of Suits 
againft him in the Court of Honour; Rainshawe to be fent 
for ; Examination of the Contempt referred to the Committee, 
30.—Privilege to Mr. Tooley, by Stay of Proceedings 
againft him in the Court of Wards, 1 May—Motion for 
Privilege to a Member’s Seryants fummoned to attend the 
Deputy Lieutenant of Hereford ; refpited, 2. ; 

Refolution that Speaker’s refufing to put the Queftion 

after a verbal Command by the King, fignified by the Speaker, 

to adjourn, and no Adjournment made by the Houte, is a 

Breach of Privilege ; Manner of reprefenting it to the King to 

be debated, 20 Apr.—Said, and not contradicted, that Mem~- 

bers had Privilege for Sixtecn Days exclufive, and Fifteen 

inclufive, before the Beginning, and after the Ending, of a 

Parliament, 24. 











Vou. IL. 


16° 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


PA CKAGE. Vide Baillage. 

Packer, John, 1641, to pay a free Gift of i100/. for the 
Affairs of Ireland into the Chamber of London; to be thankea 
for it, 19 Nov. 

Packet-boats, 1642, the Committee for the Navy to confider of 
Abufes occafioned by them, 18 Aug. 

Packington, Sir Jo. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 20 Aug. 

Abigail, 1642, Petition; to have Warrant to tranfport 
herfelf and Servants to Holland, 17 Od. 

Padner, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 O&amp;. 

Pag es, 1642, Order for his Releafe out of Cuftody, 
18 July. 

Paget, : 1642, Letter pretended to be fent from him to 
Houfe, read, and referred to Committee for Informations ; 
Perry to be fummoned, 20 June.—Lords to be moved to join 
in difcharging him of his Lieutenancy in Bucks, 24. 

Mark, 1642, Petition; Order for allowing him 100/. 

_ out of Contribution-money, 21 July. 

Paine, Mr. a Rucufant, 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for 

Arms, and Letters defigned for Ireland to be ftayed, i2 








ov. 

Painfwick, 1640, Complaint of the Inhabitants referred to the 
Bithop of the Diocefe, 8 Mar. 

Painter, Mr. 1642, remanded to Prifon, 28 Nov. 

Palatine, 1641, Copy of a Manifefio concerning the Eleétor 
communicated by Lords, read, and referred to a Committee 
of whole Houfe, 5 July. Confidered; Refolution, approving 
the King’s pious Intentions and promifing Affiftance, to be 
communicated to Lords at a Conference, and to defire them 
to join in prefenting it to the King, and petitioning him to 
recommend it to the Parliament of Scotland, 7. Conference 
defired, and agreed to, 8. Message from Lords, acquainting 
Houfe what time King would be attended at Whitehall about 
the Manifefto, and to defire they would appoint a Conimittee 
to meet a Committee of Lords to confider whether it is fit to 
move the King about it; Anfwer thereto; Committee :-a 
pointed ; their Report; Refolution for aflenting that Speaker 
of Lords Houfe may, in Name of both Houfes, prefent their 
humble Advice, 12. A fele&amp; Committee to examine the 
Journals, 21° Jac. &amp; 10° Car. about reftoring him; Papers 
conducing to the bufinefs to be brought to them, 5 July. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords, touching a Letter 
from the French Ambaflador concerning a Propofition to the 

’ King of Hungary about the Reftitution of the Palatinate ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Letter to be confidered, 11 May.——Propofition 
read, and referred to Committee to prepare Anfwer, 20 
June.—Conference defired by Lords concerning his Affairs ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 

orted; Committee for King’s Revenue to confider of a 
ethod for his Relief, 27 Sept. _ 

es Rachel, 1642, Petition referred to a Juftice of Peace, 
17 Aug. 

Pailent, Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Jan. 

Palmer, Widow, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Lieutenants, 8 Mar. 

Mr. 1640, Petition read, and referred to thie Committee’ 
for Religion, 30 Nov. 

———. Captain, 1641, to be forthwith fent to attend a Com- 
mittee, 5 May. Vide Plot. 

Geoffry, 1641, to anfwer a Charge againft him ; heard ; 

withdraws, 24 Nov. Previous and main Queftions for com- 

mitting him to the Tower, feverally Affirmative; Queftion 
for expelling him, Neg. 25. Committed, 26. Voted 
incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 7 Sept. His 

Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 8 Dec. 

Sir H. 1642, to attend with a Petition he has follicited 

to get Hands to, 5 Apr. Difcharged till required by new 

Summons, 15. Letter concerning his Demands from the 

King, concerning Goods aboard a Ship, communicated, by 

Lords; Earl of Warwick’s Behaviour approved, 16 July. 

Archdale, 1642, approved of to be a Deputy Lieute- 

nant, 27 June. 

Sir Roger, 1642, has Leave to go to York, 4 J uly. —— 

To be fummoned to attend the Service of Houfe, 1 9 Sept. 

Andrew, 1642, committed to King’s Bench, 29 uly, 

His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, go Aug. ~ 

——— Mr. 1642, a Committee impowered to put him out of 
the Tower, 13 Nov. 

Edw. Town-clerk of Leicefter, 1642, to be difcharged 

from his Imprifonment, 3 me 















































Dudley 





INDEX oo the Seconv VotuumMe. 


—— Dudley, 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfes, 11 
Jan. The Committee for difcharging Horfes to confider of 
Information touching the Releafing of ene, 3o. 

Nicolas, and Walter Garrett, 1642, Order for Pay- 
ment of their Arrears, 25 Feb. 

Palmes, Sir Guy, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

1642, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, 17 Dec. 

Pamphlets feditious, 1642. Vide Tumults. 

Pan Francis, 1642, Petition; Order for paying him for Horfes 
loft at Keynton, 1 Mar. 

Papifis, 1640, a Committee to confider of Means to prevent 

their Sitting in the House. Vide Communion. Another 

to inquire into their Number in and about London and Weit- 
minfier, 9 Nov. Vide Recufants. 

1641, Bufinefs concerning their Arrears referred to a 
Committee, 15 May. Committee revived to confider of 
Papifis gone to Ireland, having left their Eftates behind 
them, 20 Jan. Order for their Meeting, 25. Committees 
added, 2 Feb. All that come to have Voices, 1 Mar. 

1642, King’s Warrant for collecting them upon Sir Jo. 
Wentworth’s Patent, referred, 18 May. Committee to 

—_ Declaration concerning King’s employing them, upon 
nformations of Commiflions granted to Papifts for raifing 
Men, 18 Oct. Declaration reported, and recommitted, 
19. Order for making Report, 1 Nov.—Proclamation 
concerning fecuring them, and feizing their Eftates in and 
about London, reported, and recommitted, 4. Reported 
again, and recommitted, 10. Commitment of them who 
had been releafed from Newgate, approved of, 13.—Refolu- 
tion for fecuring Papifts; and fequeftering their Eftates; Com- 
mittee to fee it {peedily put in Execution in and about London, 
a6 Dec.— Names of Cellectors ordered, 20, 

Paramour Captain Tho. 1642, Order for Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 13 July. 

i James, 1641, Petition read; Order thereupon, 13 

ec. 

Pargetter, Mr. 1640, Petition preferred, and delivered to a 
Wades, 11 Dec. 


— 


1641, Bufinefs concerning him referred to Mr. Cham- 
bers’s Committee, 1 July. 
Parham, Captain Tho. 1642, Order for Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 23 July. 
Parker, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 
Parliament, 1640, meets, 3 Nov. 
therein to be confidered, 16 Mar. 

— 1641, Sub-committee, concerning the Refort to Perfons 
in Prifon, or under Bail, for Defigns againft the Parliament, 
made a Committee. Another Committee to confider it, 
25 Jan. 

— 1642, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for reftraining 
the Publication of Papers, in oppofition to Proceedings of 
both Houfes, 20 June. Ordinance read, and re-committed, 
1 July—Another Committee to prepare Order to prevent 
Afperfion on their Proceedings at Aflizes ; their Report, 
14.—A Committee tu prepare Declaration to clear the Par- 
liament from Afperfions in the King’s Declarations and 
Meflages, 15. Declaration reported, and re-committed as 
to a Clause ; reported from Re-commitment, and agreed to ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23. Order againft — 
lifhing Proclamations that concern Members, or the Pro- 
ceedings of Parliament, 19 Nov. A Committee to prepare a 
Manifetto, fetting forth the Reafons of their Proceedings in 
the prefent War, 2 Dec. 

1640, Bill for yearly holding of Parliaments, read, 24 
Dec. Committed, 30. Committee to ftand, 12 Jan. 
Bill reported, and re-committed ; reported from Re-commit- 
ment, and to be ingrofled, 19. Pafled, 20. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 5 Feb. Amendments read 
twice, and committed, 6. Report; free Conference defired 
thereupon ; agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference 
held, 12. Conference defired by Lords ; agreed to, and held; 
Amendments read twice, and to be ingroffed, 13. Bill 
pafled, and fent to Lords ; Meflage — to join in 
moving King for Royal Affent, 15. Meflage from Lords, 
defiring Houfe to join in returning Thanks for the King’s 
Aatret 5 Anfwer thereto; Form of Thanks fent from Lords, 
16. 

- 1641, Bill for Continuance of the prefent Parliament 
ordered, 5 May. Read twice, and committed; Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 6. Paffed, 7. Free Conference to be 
defired with Lords concerning it; Managers appointed ; free 
Conference agreed to, and held; Bill agreed to by them, 8. 

Bill for enabling the Lords and Commons to adjourn this 
prefent Parliament from Place to Place, read twice, and com- 
mitted; Reported, paffed, and fent to Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 11 Jan. Lords to be defired to join in 
moving the King to expedite the Paffing it, 15. King’s An- 
fwer communicated by them, 16. 


Regulation of Proceedings 


——— 1641, a Committee to fearch Places contiguous to the 
Two Houfes of Parliament, 10 May.——A Guard appointed 
to attend the Houfes, 20 O&amp;.—A Committee to confider what 
Money is neceflary for a convenient Place for them to ftand in, 
and for furnifhing them with Powder and Bullet, 25. Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Report- 
ers appointed ; Conference he!d, and reported ; Order touch- 
ing Defaulters, and a Place—a Committee to confider. of 
Recompence to them, and filling the Companies, 2 Nov. Efta- 
blifhment and Pay reported; Paymafters appointed, 10.— 
Guard difcharged trom Night-watches ; Members and Juftices 
of Peace for Weftminfter to take care there be a fufficient 
Watch, 6.—Order for fetting a Guard with Halberts, 17,— 
—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Meflage from 
the King about difmifling the Guard, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Lords to be de- 
fired to move him for continuing them, 26. Their Anfwer ; 
a Committee to aflign Reafons, and receive Informations, con- 
ducing to the Bufinefs; Petition reported; to be ingrofled, 
and fent to Lords; Conference defired by Lords concerning 
King’s Anfwer; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported, 27.—Order for paying the former—the Committee 
to aflign Reafons for removing the new Guard, 29. Reafons 
reported, 30. Conference defired by Lords concerning 
Multitudes about both Houfes, agreed to; Reporters appoint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported; Debate thereon adjourn- 
ed, 27 Dec. Refumed; Queftion concerning joining with 
Lords in a Declaration, Neg.; Refolution to join ina Petition 
for a Guard upon certain Conditions, 28. Lords defired to 
haften their Anfwer ; Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. to fet a double 
Watch and Guard, 29.—Refolution for renewing the Defire 
of a Guard—Lords Votes relating thereto—Order for fetting 
armed Watches ; Member to provide Twenty Halberts, 30. 
—Meflage to King, to defire a Guard under Earl of Effex’s 
Command ; King’s Defire to have it in Writing reported ; a 
Committee to put it in Writing ; written Meflage reported ; 
Speaker impowered to receive the Anfwer, and fend it to the 
Committee; Power given them to confider it, 931. An- 
fwer prefented from the Committee—Order for putting the 
Trained Bands in Readinefs, and for fetting ftrong Guards in 
the mean time about the City; Lords to be defired at a Con- 
ference to join in petitioning the King for a Guard, approved 
by both Houfes; their Order concerning it, agreed to, 3 
Jan. King’s Anfwer communicated by Lords, 4. Refo- 
lution touching the Actions of the Citizens in guarding the 
Parliament, fent to Lords—Order for a Guard of Trained 
Bands under Major General Skippon, 11.—A Committee to 
take daily Care that Places near the Houle be fecure, 12. 
Votes concerning a Guard, in the Form of Declaration, re- 
Aa ; agreed to; to be ingroffed, and fent to Lords; 

efolution to be added, and fent, 17. Agreed to by Lords— 
a Committee to confider of furnifhing them with Ammunition, 
and examine into an Affront offered them ; Perfon examined 
concerning it; Guard to apprehend Perfons affronting them, 
28. Order for One Company only to attend; agreed to 
by Lords, 5 Mar. 
1642, Guards to go home when Houfes rife, 6 Apr.— 
Halberts borrowed to be reftored—Twenty to be provided, 8. 
Order for fending down a complete Company under 
Major General Skippon, 5 May. ‘To be continued ; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 16. Sheriffs acquaint Houfe with King’s 
Writ, prohibiting them to fend down Guards; Thanks there- 
upon; Order for them to continue their Warrant, 10 June.— 
The Committee for Informations to inquire into the Bufinefs 
between the Caviliers and Serjeants that beat up Drums for 
Guards, 13. ‘Warrants to be renewed to the new Sheriffs, 
1 O&amp;t. Lords Concurrence fignified ; Form thereof, 3. 

— John, 1641, Petition read, 14 Feb. Vide Privi- 
eges. 

Parry, Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

Parjons, Richard, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 O&amp;. 

Order for his Difcharge, 7 Nov. 

Pafcall, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 5 Aug. 

Pajton, Mr. 1642, Order for Indemnity of Perfons who feized 
iis Horfes, 26 Jan.—To be fent for in Cuftody, 30. 

Pate, Mr. 1642, to be fent for by Warrant for interrupting the 
Execution of the Militia; Lords moved to join therein ; Con- 
ference defired by them thereupon ; agreed to ; Managers ap- 
pointed; Conference held; Lords Order reported; Lord 
ee and others to aflift in apprehending him, 18 

une. 

Patents complained of. Vide Tobacco, Guiney and Binney, Red- 
wood, Coperas Stones, Beads and Beaugles, Wines, and Salt. 

1640, Order for bringing in all concerning Projects dated 
fince 1° Car, 5 July. 

Patifwick, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants againft Tho. Dove, to 
be read, 30 Jan. Referred to the Committee for {candalous 
Ministers, 1 Feb. Vide Minifters, preaching. 

Patoun, 





1 SS PR RRR OI SEE rae A 


IN DEX ¢o the SEconp VoLtuMeE. 


Patoun, Wm. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 12 May. 

Paul, St. Covent Garden, 1640, Bill concerning it read, 8 Feb. 

——— 1641, Committed 25 May. 

——-— 1642, Ordinance for fupplying the Cure, and fequefter- 
ing the Profits thereof, 14 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, with 
an Amendment, 16. 

Paul, Dr. 1642, to have Warrant to ride Poft to the King, 5 
O&amp;. 

Pauling, Rich. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Paul's Crofs, 1642, a Committee to prepare Order for appoint- 
ing a Preacher there, 16 Sept. Order to be fent to Lords, 24. 
Mefienger appointed, 30.——Difmifled without Anfwer, 1 
O&amp;. : 








St. Dean of, 1642, a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
to make his Houfe a Prifon; Keeper appointed, 2 Jan. 

Pawlett, Thomas, 1641, Petition read, avowed, and referred 
to a Committee, 1 June. 

Sir James, 1641, allowed to be a Colonel in the Irith 

Service, 10 Feb. 

— Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 22 July. Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 8 Aug.—Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon ; a Committee to prepare Impeachment; Lords to be 
moved for Proclamation for his Appearance at a Day certain, 
30. Vide Hertford, Marquis of. 

——— Lord, 1642, Information of Words fpoken by him, read, 
and to be printed, g Aug.—Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon ; a Committee to prepare Impeachment ; Lords, 
to be moved for Proclamation for his Appearance, 30. Vide 
Hertford, Marquis of. 

Payler, Mr. 1641, to give Acquittances for Money advanced for 
the Relief of Berwick, 24 Apr. Meflage to be fent to 
Lords about paying him the Loan promifed by them, 8 May. 
—Order about Re-payment of Money advanced by him, 13. 

1642, his Petition referred to the Committee for Ac- 
counts, 3 June. His Accounts referred to the fame Com- 
mittee, 25. 

Payne, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to Ire- 
land, 8 July. 

Wm. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be defired to grant 

Habeas Corpus, without Fee, to remove him from Bath Gaol, 

7 O&amp;. Order for his Difcharge, go. 

Jo. 1642, Order for his Commitment, 9 Mar. 

Payton, Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Noy. 

Peake, Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 9g Nov. A 
Committee to prepare Impeachment againft him, 16. 

Peard, Geo. 1640, cleared from offenfive Words in his 
Speech, 24 Nov. 

— 1642, his promife to allow 20/. per Annum for Relief 
of Ireland while the War lafts, to be entered in Journals, 27 
Apr. Member to return Anfwer to his Letter, 31 Jan. 

Peajly, Captain, 1642, appointed Serjeant Major of Lord Ker- 
ry’s Regiment, 18 Aug. Petition, with other Papers, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Adventurers, 19 Sept. 

Peccatt, Marmaduke, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 
Feb. 

Peers, 1642, Bill from Lords to reftrain thofe made hereafter 
from fitting and voting in Parliament, 14 May——To be 
read, 1 &amp; 6 Sept. Read, 7. 

Peirfon, Mr. 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 6 
July. 

Pelhan, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 23 Sept-——To be brought up to attend it, 24 Od. 

Pell, Walter, 1642, Order for his Commitment, 18 Jan. 

Pembroke and Montgomery, Earl of, 1641, Lords to be defired 
to join in a Petition to the King to appoint him Lord Steward 
of the Houfhold, 9 Aug. 29 Nov. 

1642, Order for his taking care of the Ifle of Wight, 4 
Aug. Lords to be moved for him to go into Wilts, 10. 
The ir Concurrence fignified, 12. Inftruétions for him read, 
and agreed to, 17. His Petition concerning Loffes fuftained 
in Filhing and Buffes, referred to the Committee for Navy, 
14 Sept. Appointed Commander of the Weftern Counties ; 
a Committee to prepare a Commiflion ; Commiflion reported, 
and agreed to—the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to 
prepare Infiruétions, 13 Oét.—Lords to be defired to haften 
the Commiffion, 20 O¢t. 1 Nov. To have Order for 
Proteétion of his Chace at Alborne, 4 Feb. 
1641, Bill from Lords for afluring Durham-houfe to 
him, and his Heirs, and 200/. per Annum to the Bifhop, and 
his Succeffors, in lieu, read thrice, and paffed, without Com- 
mitment, 7 Aug. 
of him and his Wife, notwithfianding any Office to be found 
by the Earl of Cumberland, 30 Dec. Read, 3 Jan. 

1642, Committed, 7 Apr. Committee revived ; to fit 

de die in diem, 1 June——Bill reported, 22 July. Returned 

to Lords, with an Amendment, 23. Amendment agreed to 
by them, 11 Aug——-Bill pafled, 8 Sept. 
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— County, 1641, Earl of Northumberland nominated 
Load Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants appreved, 
*18 Mar. 
— 1642, Inftructions to be fent down, 10 Aug. Order 
concerning the County fent to Lords, 18. Conference 
defired with them concerning Letters from thence, 26 Nov. 

Town, 1641, Letter to be prepared, and fent Poft to 

the Mayor, to fiay Ships, &amp;c. of the Merchants of Wexford— 

Letters, and Examinations taken by him concerning Irifh Af- 

fairs, referred to a Committee, 28 Jan. 

— 1642, Mayor to be thanked for his Care in apprehend- 

ing Perfons, 30 Mar. 

Pemmerton, Michael, 1641, not to be difcharged till further 
Order, 17 Jan, His Petition read; a Committee to pre- 
pare Matter of Fact by way of Charge, 18 Feb. To be 
bailed, 1 Mar. Bail approved, 4. 

Penfole, James, 1642, Treafurers for Subfcription-moneys to 
repay him 6002. paid for Security of Dover Cafile, 7 O&amp;. 

Houfe, upon Failure thereof, engage to fatisfy him, 22 
Nov. the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to give 
their Warrants for Payment thereof, 6 Dec. 

Pennard, 1642, Lecturer recommended, 30 Apr.—-~- Petition 
of Inhabitants ; Edwards to be fent for as as a Delinquent, 24 
May. Vide Edwards, Mr. 

Pennait, Wm. 1641, to have a Warrant for apprehending 
Prieft, and feizing Mafling-ftuff, g Sept. 

Pennington, Alderman, 1640, expected to give an Account con- 
cerning Moneys from the City, 8 Feb. 

1641, Petition referred to Sir John Brooke’s Commit- 

tee, 25 May. 

— 1642, to attend the Charge of Lord Mayor without va- 

cating his Seat, 16 Aug. 

Sir Jo, 1641, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe 

they had fent for him, and that he was there, 25 Jan. His 

Examination reported ; Order for his Difcharge; his ingenu- 

ous Dealing approved, 26. Previous Queftion for ap- 

proving him to be Commander in Chief of the Summer Fleet 
under Lord Admiral, Neg. 10 Mar. 

1642, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had 

fent for him, and that he was there; Meffenger difmiffed 

without Anfwer ; a Committee to prepare Interrogatories to 
examine him upon; Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring he 
may be examined, upon Oath, in the Prefence of fome Mem- 

bers of both Houfes, 25 Mar. To be examined before a 

certain Day, or difcharged, 2 Apr. To be difcharged unlefs 

examined this Night, y. 

Captain, 1641. Vide Richaui. 

Pennoyer, Wm. 1642, Order for his taking up Carts, &amp;c. for 
conveying Powder to Briftol, 7 Oct. For difchargiag fome of 
them, 8.—-—Order for Payment to him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 29 Dec. The Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom to examine his Account, 9 Jan. Mat- 
ter referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 23. 

Penrofe, Wm. 1642, committed to the Fleet, 27 Dec. 

Penyman, Sir Wm. 1642, Serjeant to fend a particular Meffen- 
ger with a Summons for him to attend forthwith, 7 Apr. 

Penyman, Sir Wm. 1640 his Licence to vifit the Earl of Straf- 
ford, upon Proteftation of Secrecy concerning the Bufinefs of 
Houfe, 5 Dec.—Bufinefs concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Deputy Lieutenants, 15. 

1642, votedincapable of fitting during this Parliament— 
new Writ ordered, 11 Aug. 

Percivall, Sir Antony, 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, i0 
Nov. To be fummoned to attend, 2 Mar. Examined 
touching a Debt due upon the Cuftoms ; Order for fequefter- 
ing and feizing his Eftate, 3. 

Perkins, Richard, 1641, Petition read, o Nov. Another 
read and referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs; Peti- 
tfoner to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant, 1 Dec. 

Perpetuanaes. Vide Supply. 

Perrott, Geo. 1640, his Petition to the King on behalf of him- 
felf, and other Papifts, read, 1 Dec. 

— John, 1640, to fent for by Warrant, 17 Mar, 

Rich. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for offen- 
five Words in his Sermon, 19 Mar. 

Pert, Paul, and Jo. Williams, Collectors of the Subfidies, 1642, 
to be charged with 6007. paid by them contrary to Order of 
Parliament, 27 Sept. 

Pefcod, Nicolas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Dec. 

Peterborough, 1642, Election and double Return; Report; Mr. 
Fitzwilliams admitted into the Houfe ; Sir Robert Napper and - 
Mr. Geo. Fane to forbear fitting till their Eleétions deter- 
mined, 9 Nov.——Further Report; Sir Robert Napper de- 
clared to be duly eleéted, 4 Feb. 

Earl of, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Bifhop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mif- 

demeanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bishops——Of High Treafon, go. 

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=——— 1642, Order for allowing him 1007. per Annuu, 
6 Apr. 

Peter’. St. Cornhill, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Lecturer 
appointed, 13 Oct. = 

Petersfield, 1641, Parithioners to chufe a Lecturer ; Minifter to 
admit him to the Ufe of his Pulpit, 17 Feb. 

Peterfon, Captain Jo. 1642, Petition; Order thereupon, 13 
Jan.—Order touching paying his Freight and Charges for 
bringing. up Prifoners from Plymouth, 23. 

Petition of Right, 1640, a committee to confider Proceedings 
in Parliament concerning it, 27 Nov. Managers at a Con- 
ference to reprefent to Lords the Fifth Article thereof con- 
cerning Religion, and King’s Anfwer, 16 Mar. 

Petitioners, called in to avow their Petitions, 28 &amp; 30 Nov. 

4,4. 12. 18, 19. 22, &amp; 23, Dec. 2 &amp; 23 Jan. 
——10. 13. i6, 17, &amp; 18, Feb. 1640. 21 &amp; 24 Apr. 
29 May. 1 June——4. 10. &amp; 30, Aug. 1 &amp; 6 Sept. 

1.7. &amp; 11, Dec. 17 Jan. 19. 25, 26, &amp; 27, Feb. 

2 Mar. 1641. 

Petitions, 1640, re-delivered to be read ina full Houfe, 7.9. &amp; 27, 
Noy.—Re-delivered to Perfons that preferred them, 9.— 
Averred, 9 &amp; 28.—Re-delivered to be amended, 20 Nov. 

28 Jan. Inlarged, 26 Nov.—Four preferred to laft 
Parliament renewed, and referred to the fame Committee, 30. 

A Committee to perufe a Petition found in Salifbury 
Plain; Order for burning it by the common Hangman, 10 
Dec.— Another Committee to perufe all prefented, and difpofe 
them to Committees, 12. Impowered to difpofe them to 
what Committees they think fit, 17. To confider {pe- 
cially Petitions concerning the Public; Committees added, 1 
Jan. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 11. Petitions 
withdrawn 11 Jan. 12 Feb. Prefented, but not read, 
4 &amp; 30 Jan.—Re-delivered to be prefented to Lords, 11 &amp; 
28. Withdrawn to be amended, 11 Feb—Recommended 
to Committees for Expedition, 13 &amp; 15.—Rejected, 13.— 
Order for reading the general Petitions from feveral Counties, 
Saas sae receiving any for a certain Time, 3 &amp; 20 

ar. 

- - 1641, like Order, 15 May.—Petition to be avowed be- 
fore a Committee, 19. Remitted to the Parliament in Ire- 
land, 25 &amp; 29 June. 5 Aug. Withdrawn, 9 &amp; 12 
July—Recommended to the Care of Two Members, 30.— 
Recommended by the King, 31. 
not fub{eribed ; Proceedings thereupon, 24 Feb. 

——— 1642, Petitions referred to Lord Admiral, 1, 2. &amp; 4, 
Apr.—Referred to Juftices of Peace, 14 Apr. 17 Aug. 
——~Re-delivered to be fubferibed, 15 Apr.—Referred to the 
Alderman, Deputy, &amp;c. of a Ward, 21. To Lieutenants 
of the Tower and Ordnance, 4 June.—Copy of a Petition re- 
ferred to a Committee, both Sides agreeing it is a true Copy, 
22. Petitions to be printed, 1 July. 6 Aug.—Referred 
to Lord General, 19. 

Petre, Lord, 1641, Lords to be defired at a Conference to join 
in a Petition to the King, that he may be re-put into the Cuf- 
tody of the Earl of Warwick, 22 June.—~A Committee to 
prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 6 Aug. An- 
other Committee to fearch his Houfe for tufpected Perfons, 16 
Nov. 

1642, another Committee to fearch it for Money; 
Cabinet feized there, to be conveyed to the Chamber of Lon- 
don, 22 Aug. Conference to be defired with Lords con- 
cerning the Wardfhip of him, 16 Sept. The Committee for 
Perfons to prepare Ordinance for making his Houfe in Alderf- 
gate-fireet a Prifon; Keeper appointed, 2 Jan. His Mo- 
ney to be employed for Service of the Commonwealth, 18 
Feb. 

Lady Dowager, 1641, Petition read, 6 Aug. 

1642, Order for ftaying Horfes going to her Houfe, 

Nov. 

Pitmacd, Seman, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Prifoners, 28 Aug. 

Pettis, Mr. Town Clerk of Southampton, 1642, Order for his 
Difcharge, 20 Dec. 

Pewter, 1642, Declaration to take off Afperfions concerning 
levying an Excife thereon, ordered, prefented, and to be 
printed, 8 Oct. 

Phillips, Robert, a Prieft, 1641, to be fent for in Cufiody con- 
cerning Two Letters fent to Mr. Mountague in France, 24 
June. Serjeant’s Report, 24 &amp; 25. Meflage to the King 
thereupon. Vide Privileges. Examined; further Examina- 
tion referred to a Committee; Order for his Attendance on 
the Houfe and them, 26. Report; Committee to examine 
him concerning his Servants; another Committee to inquire 
what Penfions are allowed him for feducing Proteftant Chil- 
dren, 26. Impowered to fend for him, and examine him 
further, 1 July.—~—Printing his Letter referred to the Com- 
mittee for Printing, 23 Aug ——To be fummoned to appear, 
30 O&amp;. Meflage to Lords to thank them for committing 
him, and defire he may not be releafed without the Knowledge 


Petition prefented, and‘ 


VOLUME. 


of. Houfe, and none to be admitted to fpeak to him, but ir 
Prefence of the Keeper; Anfwers thereto; a Committee to 
examine Strangers reforting to him, 3 Nov. Their Report, 4. 
gg from Lords, exprefling their Inclination to releafe 
him; Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer; another Meflage 
to them, defiring them not to releafe him till they hear fur- 
ther; Anfwer thereto, 20. Another Meflage from Lords, 
exprefling their Inclination to releafe him upon a Meflage from 
the Queen; Anfwer thereto, 23. Meflage to Lords, to 
acquaint them, that, in regard to his Sicknefs, he may be re- 
moved to Somerfet-houfe, 30. Conference defired with 
Lords concerning their Meffage touching him; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference agreed to, and held; Order for opening 
a Trunk brought to him in the Tower, 1 Dec. Another 
Conference defired by Lords, about a Meflage from the Queen 
concerning him, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, 7. ‘To be reported, 10. Anfwer refpited ; Meflage 
to be fent to Lords, defiring Witnefles may be examined 
againft him, 18. 

Thomas, 1641, a Committee to examine him at his own 
Houfe, in the Prefence of Parties concerned, 30 June 
Two impowered to take the Examination, 1 July. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Aug ——Or- 
der for difarming and fending him up in fafe Cuftody, 15 O&amp;. 

Report concerning him ; Order for his Ditcharge, 25 Nov. 

— Edward, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 22 July. 

Lewis, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Aug. 

——— Mr. 1642, the Committee for maimed Soldiers to con- 
fider of Re-compence for him, 13 Nov. 

Captain Geo. 1642, Order for diftributing Money to 
him, and the Soldiers in his Regiment, 24 Dec. 

Phyficians, Popifh, 1640, Motion tor referring the Confideration 
of them to a Committee; Anfwer thereto, 11 Nov. 

College of, 1642, a Committee to treat with them about 
a Loan; to bea ftanding Committee, 3 June. Members to 
prepare a Letter to them concerning it, 7. 

Pickering, Mr. 1641, fent with a Petition to the King, and In- 
ftructions to the Committees in Scotland, 13 Nov. Certi- 
ficate of his faithful Performance of the Truft, read, 2 Dec. A 
Committee to confider of Satisfaction to him, 13. 

1642, Order for Payment of Money {pent in the Service 
of Parliament, 27 Feb. 

Sir Gilbert, 1642, 
8 Aug. 

Pierce, Jo. 1642, to be fummoned for not paying Money re- 
ceived upon the A&amp; of Contribution, 17 June. 

Piercy, Mr. 1641, Informatiens and Examinations concernin 
him read; Lambe and Merryweather to be brought to Houfe; 
free Conterence to be defired with Lords thereupon ; Mana~ 
gers appointed ; another free Conference defired by Lords, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and 
reported, 15 May. Articles againft him to be confidered, 
5, 6.11. 12,13. &amp; 18, Aug—Confidered, 12 &amp; 13. Votes 
and Articles read; Refolution for charging him with High 
Treafon, 12.—Order for refpiting his Pay to be fent to the 
Paymafter, 25.——His Bufinefs to be confidered, 17 Nov. 

A Committee to confider of a fit Method to proceed 
againft him, 6 Dec.—Expelled, 9.—Report to be made, 14. 
—Refolution for accufing him of High Treafon, 17. 

1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar. 

Impeachment to be fent to Lords, 17 June. Letter 
directed to him, communicated by Lords at a Conference, 
opened, and referred to the Committee for Defence of the 

ingdom, 30 July. 

Sir Herbert, 1641, to be fummoned to appear before the 
Committee for Recufants convict, and, upon taking Oaths, 
and giving Security, to have Liberty, 13 Aug. 

Pierpoint, Mr. 1641, offers his Security for Money, 5 Aug. 

1642, has Leave to fend down Arms and Ammunition 
for Defence of his Houfe, 28 May. 

Piers, Wm. Archdeacon of Bath, 1640. Vide Privileges, and 
Bath and Wells. 

Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Mar. 
Examined touching the Kentifh Petition, 1 Apr. Order for 
his Difcharge, 2. 

“~~. 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Lecturer recommended, 
26 Aug. 

Pinchbach, Captain Tho. 1642, Members to confider of Arrears 
due to him, 5 July. Order for paying them, 5 Oct. 

Pinke, Dr. 1642, to be removed to the Clinke, 17 Nov. 
to be bailed, 5 Jan. 

Pinmakers, 1640, Petition and Proclamation touching them, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Grievances, 24 Nov. 

Pinner, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Curate to permit the 
Lecturer to exercife his Minifiry, 17 Aug. 

Pirate, Turkifh, 1640. Vide Captives. King to be moved to 
fend Ships to fcour the Seas of them, 12 Dec. 

1640, Bill for fupprefling and defiroying them, read, 1 Mar. 

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1641, Committed, 3 Apr. Paffed, 28——Sent to 

Lords, 1 May. 

1642, another Bill to the fame Purport ordered; Lord 

Admiral to be defired f{peedily to fet forth Ships, to clear the 

Coafts of them, 23 Apr. 

— 1642, Conference defired with Lords concerning a Re- 
ward to Undertakers for fuppreffing them; agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, 28 Sept. 

Pitt, Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Judges, 29 May. 

Place, Samuel de le, 1640, Petition againft the Dean of Jerfey, 
read, avowed, and referred to the Committee for fcandalous 
Minifiers; Mr. Bandinell to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 
Jan. Vide Bandinell. 

Plague, 1641, Order touching Houfes vifited with it in London 
and Weftminfter, 26 Aug. Extended to Middlefex and 
Surry, 28.—A Committee of both Houfes appointed to 
confider of Order to prevent the Spreading of the Infection, 
6 Sept. Conference defired by Lords thereupon; agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 
Orders trom Lords read, and agreed to, with Amendments, 8. 
Returned; Report of Delivery ; Amendments agreed to by 
Lords, 9. Order for putting it in Execution, 25 Oct. 

Plate, 1641, a Committee to confider of a Method for bringing 
it to be coined, 2 June. Report; Refolution thereupon, 4. 

1642, Order concerning melting and coining it, _— 
to by Lords, 17 June. Form thereo!, 18. Avother Order 
to the fame Purport, 30. July. Ordinance for melting te- 
veral Parcels brought into Guildhali, 18 Feb. 

Playters, Mr. 1642, to have Liberty to tranfport Four Horfes 
into France, 5 Apr. ‘To be fummoned to attend, 23 
Jan. 

Pieddall, Mr. 1641, Exceptions taken to Words fpoken by 
him upon the King’s Meflage concerning the Militia; par- 
doned upon his Acknowledgement, 2 Mar. 

1642, Exceptions taken to other Words fpoken by him; 

pardoned on his Acknowledgement, § June. To be fent 

for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. ; 

Lieutenant, 1642, Order concerning him agreed to by 
Lords, 7 Oct. 

Plenty, Tho. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Pleydell, Oliver, 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of lreland, 26 Sept. 

Plot, 1641, a Committee to prepare Heads for a Meflage to 
Lords, defiring them to appoint a Committee to examine Per- 
fons concerning a Plot to feduce the Army; Letter referred; 
Meflage fent; Lords Concurrence fignified ; the Committee 
to be prefent at the Examination; they make Proteftation of 
Secrecy, 4 May. Free Conference to be defired with Lords 
concerning the Peace and Safety of the Kingdom; the Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads; Managers and Reporters appointed ; 
Heads about the prefent Defigns of Portfmouth, and the 
French, reported; Members fent into Yorkfhire, and to 
Portfmouth; additional Committee makes the Proteftation of 
Secrecy ; Conference held, and reported ; the Committee to 
prepare Inftructions for Perfons fent into Yorkthire, and Letter 
to be carried by them; impowered to join with them Two 
Affiftants ; Letter reported, and recommitted, 7. Reported 
from Re-commitment, 8. Letters referred, 13. Report to 
be made, 5 June. Meflage to Lords, defiring Houfe may 
make ufe of Examinations before the Seleét Committee of 
both Houfes relating thereto; their Anfwer, 7. Report 
touching the Bufinefs of the Tower—the Army—the French 
—Adétions tending this Way—the fortifying Portfmouth, 8. 
Committee revived, 9. Report to be confidered; Order for 
further Report—Earl of Northumberland’s Anfwer to a Mef- 
fage concerning a Letter to him from Mr. Piercy ; Meflage to 
him thereupon, 12. Conference defired by Lords concerning 
the Army; agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Two Letters read; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Anfwer to one of them; Lord General to be 
defired to ufe his beft Endeavours for difcovering the Pro- 
moters; Tranfcript of Mr. Piercy’s Letter read; Proceedings 
thereupon, 14. Vide Wilmot, Afhburnham, Pollard, Berkley, 
and QO’ Neale. Examination of Colonel Younge referred to 
the Committee, 16. Their Report, 21. Committee to con- 
fider the Matter of Faé as proved, and prepare Charges againft 
fuch as fhall be found Delinquents ; Committees added, 28. 
——-Report to be made, 12 July. Made, and to be kept 
fecret, 22. To be confidered, 22, 23, 24 &amp; go. Con- 
fidered, 24 &amp; 26. Refolutions touching Mr. Piercy, Mr. 
Jermyn, Sir John Suckling, and Mr. Davenant, 24 &amp; 26. 
Vide Singulos. Captain Chudleigh to attend, 26. 

-—— 1641, Examination of Beal offering to difcover a Plot, re- 
ferred to a Committee; makes a Narrative at Bar; Meflage 
to Lords acquainting them therewith; their Anfwer; free 
Conference defired by them aly agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held; Meflage to Lords, defirin 

. “—_ purfue Depofitions concerning the laft Plot; Mef- 
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fenger difmiffed without Anfwer; Depofitions fent down; An- 
other free Conference defired with the Lords ; agreed to 15 Nov. 
Examinations from Lords tobe read ; Lords to be defired Beal’s 
Information may be printed, 16. Several Examinations before 
Lords Committees read ; Resolution thereupon ; a Committee 
to confider of them, and former Examinations, 17. Papers 
referred ; Order for Examining Beal thereupon, 26. Letters 
and Examinations taken upon the Firft Defign, referred, 27 
Report re-committed, 21 Dec. 

Plowden, Francis, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 
Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 O&amp;. 

Plukenett, Rob. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, vo an- 
{wer a Complaint againft him for beating a Collector of the 
Poll-money, 8 Sept. To be bailed, o. 

Thomas, 1642, Order about delivering him from his 
Imprifonment, 12 Od. 

Plunder, 1642, Informations concerning Houfes and Goods 
plundered by King’s Guards, to be printed, 28 July. Decla- 
ration touching Satisfaction to Perfons in the Service of Parlia- 
ment, that fhall be plundered, agreed to, 29. Order for Sa- 
tisfaction to them; a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
that Purpofe,1 Dec. Ordinance reported, and re-committed, 
7. Perfons impowered to feize their Goods where they 

_ them; Affittants to be faved harmleis, 22 Nov. 8 

ec. 

Plunkett, Nicolas, 1641, Order to pafs both Houfes for appre- 
hending him, 12 Mar. 

Pluralities, 1640, Bill againft them, read, 25 Feb. 
mitted, 10 Mar. 

1641, Order for the Meeting of Committee, 8 &amp; 27 

Apr. 21 May.— Bill to be reported, 18.— Reported 

Quefiion for Re-commitment, Neg; to be ingroffed, 28 - 

Pafled, and fent to Lords with {pecial Recommendation, 

19 June. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 6 July.— 

Move them to expedite it; Report of Meflage delivered, 12. 

Conference defired by Lords thereupon, 12 Feb. Agreed 

to, and held; Amendments reported, and agreed to; free 

Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; Managers ap- 

pointed ; free Conference agreed to, and held, 17. Another 

free Conference defired with Lords ; Metlenger difmiffed with- 
out Anfwer, 24.——House put Lords in mind of the Confer- 
ence defired, 12 &amp; 22 Mar. Conference agreed to, 22. Ma-— 

nagers appointed; Conference held, 23. 

1642, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expedite the 

Bill; Anfwer thereto, 1 &amp; 12 Apr.——Bill referred, with 
Amendments and a Provifo; Amendments in part agreed to ; 
Conference defired with Lords; agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Provifo and Amend- 
ments agreed to; Bill to be amended, 3 May. Sent to Lords, 
4. Meilage to them, defiring them to expedite it, 25, 
To King, defiring him to pafs it, 13 July. New Bill read 
twice; Queftion for Commitment, Neg; to be ingrofled, 
27 Dec. Provifo added; Bill paffed, 7 Jan. Agreed 
to by Lords, with an Amendment, 16. 

Plymouth, 1641, Bill for Confirmation of Letters Patents for 
building a Church, read twice, and committed, 20 May. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 June. Pafled, 24.-— 
Houfe put Lords in mind thereof, 6 July. 

1641, new Writ, g Mar. A Committee to perufe 

Letters directed to Rome, and ftayed, and sent up by the 

Mayor; their Report, 31 Dec.—-—-Letter from Mayor read ; 

Lord Admiral to take care of difpofing of the Ship with Arms 

there; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 7 Mar.—Mayor to 

certify the Names of Men who refuse to watch, 24. 

1642, Letter from Mayor, and Examinations touching 

Turkifh Men of War upon the Coaft, referred to a Commit- 
tee, 21 July.——Order for Indemnity of him, and future 
Mayors that fhall fortify the Town, agreed to by Lords, 16 
Sept. Another Letter from him concerning Cavaliers 
coming thither; Refolution thereupon, 17 O¢&amp;.—Committee 
for Propofitions added, 22. Letters from thence concernin g 
the State of the Town; Letter of Thanks to be fent to Mayor, 
16 Feb. Other Letters from Committees concerning Arms 
for their Volunteers, and the Power of martial Law; Power 
given to the Earl of Stamford, 6 Mar. 

—— Sir Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 

ov. 

Polegreen, John, 1642, to be difcharged, 9 Dec. 

Polehill, Nicolas, and Peter Reynolds, 1642, Petition; a 
Committee to prepare Ordinance to impower them to feize all 
Ammunition, &amp;c. bound for Ireland, 23 Nov. 

ie Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 

ov. 

Pollard, Captain, 1641, to make Proteftation that he will not 
confer with Colonel Goringe, 11 June.—Examined touching 
Mr. Piercy’s Letter; committed to the Gatehoufe upon 
Sufpicion of High Treafon, 14.—To the King’s Bench, 
15. His Petition read; Order for bailing him, 30.—~ 
Articles againf{ him to be aaa 5) 6, 41, 1 3 

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&amp; 18 Aug.—Order for refpiting his Pay to be fent to the Pay- 
mafter, 25. ——Queftion that he fhould have it, Neg. Refo- 
lution for his having it, 8 Sept——Houfe to confider what 
Name to give his Faét, 6 Dec. Votes concerning him, and 
Captain Chudleigh’s Examination, read; Refolutions for ac- 
ceufing him of Mifprifion of Treafon, and expelling him, 9. 
1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar. 
Bond for his Appearance to be delivered up, 1 &amp; 7 
July. 
; Sir Hugh, 1642, to be brought up as a Delinquent, 30 
Aug. 

Pidloenes Vide Supply.—1641, Members to conceive an Or- 
der concerning Collectors, 2 July. Colleétors appointed— 
King to be moved for a Proclamation touching the Payment 
thereof, 5. Order about Perfons, not Members, paying it 
into the Chamber of London—Motion for Receivers to 
attend all Day; Anfwer thereto—Order touching the fpeedy 
Payment thereof at York, 8. Further Order concerning Com- 
miflioners, 16. Lord Keeper to be moved for Commiflions for 
{peedy Payment, 10 &amp; 12.—Benchers, appointed Receivers 
for the Inns of Court, to prefent a Lift of Perfons who have 
paid—Subfidy-books to be delivered to the Treafurers, 12.— 
Order for railing the Money, and for Allowance to Collectors, 
to be printed, 14.—A Committee to prepare Order for taking 
the Collectors Accounts, 16.—Order for Security of Per- 
fons advancing Money thereupon, 20.—A Committee to 
inquire into the Stop of Commiflions, 23.—Member to in- 
quue of Lord Keeper touching the Neglect of delivering 
Commiflions for York, 26. Meffengers of the Great Seal, 
and Clerks of the Petty Bag, to be fummoned to attend con- 
cerning it, 27—Commiffioners, notwithftanding additional 
Honours, to execute the Commiflion, 29.—-Order touching 
Money colleéted in feveral Parts of Middlefex, and in Romney 
Marth, 30.——Order for Three Counties to pay it into the 
Chamber of London—for Allowance to Collectors and Com- 
miflioners Clerks, 2 Aug.—For haftening the Collection in 
the City and adjoining Counties, 4.—Touching Collections 
in the Head Ports, 7—To forbear levying it upon Merchant 
Strangers, 11.—Speaker to write a Letter to Sheriffs to expe- 
dite the Collection ; a Committee to prepare it, 23. Letter 
reported, agreed to, and to be figned by him—Order for 
Eight Counties to pay it in at York; Letter and Order for 
that Purpofe to be prepared ; reported, and agreed to; Lords 
Conewrrence fignified; Ordinance to be ingrofied; Motions 
for private Intimations to Sheriffs—for fending a Meffenger 


exprefs with the Orders—Sheriffs to fend it up by Convoys, 


24. Letter read, and to be ingrofled; ingrofled Ordinance 
read, agreed to by Lords, and recommended for Expedition 
a Committee to compare the Payments of the Poll-money 
with the Subfidy Rolls, 25.—Declaration that all ought to 
ay it, notwithftanding any Pretence of Privilege or Patent of 
Ricapion, 28. Poll-money for Norfolk to be paid into 
the Chamber of London; Draught of a Review thereof or- 
dered, 1 Sept. To be prefented, 6. Motion for Houfe to 
deliver their Opinion concerning the Intent of the Refolutions 
thereupon, 9. Remainder for Leicefterfhire to be paid 
to the Commiffioners at London, 20 O&amp;.—A Committce 
to review the Proceedings in the Collection; Inftruction 
touching the Patentees of Salt—the Accounts of Vefiries 
—the Exactions of Fees by Officers, 29. Petitions referred, 
30. Committees added, 1. 9. &amp; 18 Nov.—Creditors to 
be defired to continué their Loans, 3—Order for paying 
the Refidue of the Poll-money for Kent, 8.—Speaker to write 
Letters to Sheriffs for Certificates of Money received in the fe- 
veral Counties ; a Committee to prepare it,g. Letter read— 
the Committee for Poll-money to confider of a Recompence 
to Auditors and Underclerks, 11.—Information given of feveral 
Defaulters ; a Committee to prepare Order for affeffing them 
double, 13.—A general Certificate for all Counties, and De- 
claration to be publifhed in that Bufinefs, read, agreed to, and 
to be printed, 29. To be difperfed, 1 Dec.—A Commit- 
tee to receive all Certificates, 21. All that come to have 
Voices, 17 Jan—A Committee to prepare Order for diltri- 
bnting Poll-money received at York among the neighbouring 
Counties, 29 Nov. Committee added to the Committee 
for Poll-money, and appointed Chairman, 7 Feb. 

1642, Order touching the Return ot Certificates, and 
the Divifions of the feveral Counties, 6 May.—Auditors to 
certify whether Members of Houfe, and the Inns of Court, 
&amp;c. have paid their Poll-money—a Committee to prepare 
Order for colleting it of the Yeomanry of London—Col- 
lectors to pay it in by a certain Day, 11.——Sheriffs of feveral 
Counties to pay it in by a Time limited, or be fent for as De- 
linquents, 9 June-——Order concerning the better Payment, 
and bringing in Arrears, reported, and re-committed, 9 July. 

Inftructions to Perfons employed to get it in, read, 
agreed to, and to be printed, 6 Aug—~Members to take 
the Treafurer’s Accounts, 5 O&amp;. 

Pomroye, Hugh, 1642, committed to Compter, 27 Dec. 


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Poole, Mr. 1640, the Sub-committee for his Bufinefs made a 

os Order for their Sitting; Committees added, 16 

ec. 

p -Sir Neville, 1641, offers his Security for Money, 5 
ug. 

_ 1642, fends up intercepted Letters; Order for fending 
them to Lords, 22 Sept.. 

Poole, 1641, Earl of Salifbury nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 
Feb.— Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 

1642, Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
removing the Magazine from thence to Newtown ; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, ¢9 Apr. Order for fecuring 
the Magazine agreed to by Lords, 21 July. 

Pope, Sidrach, 1642, Petition read, and referred to Lord Ad- 
miral, 4 Apr. 

Popham, Sir Fr. 1640, his Caufe to be heard by the Committee 
for Courts of Juftice, 12 Feb. . 

— 1641, Bill for fettling the Remainder of Fourfcore 
Years to come in certain Lands, upon him and his Affigns, 
read, 19 July. Committed, 29. Order for Stay of cut- 
ting down Timber, or committing Wafte, in Lands men- 
tioned in the Bill, 14 Aug. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
25. Paffed 28.—Sent to Lords, 23 Nov. 

— Alexander, 1642, his Letter, with a Petition inclofed, 
read; his Servant examined thereupon ; Perfons to be forth- 
with fummoned to attend; Matter to be communicated to 
Lords at a Conference, 13 June. 

Poplar. Vide Radcliffe, and Blackwall. 

Pordage, Nicolas, 1642, Order for reftoring Money to him, 5 
Jan. 

Portage. Vide Baillage. 

Porter, Endimion, 1641, has Leave to attend the King to 
Scotland, 2 Aug. Previous and main Quetftions for voting 
him an evil Counfellor, feverally Affirmative, 15 Feb. 

— 1642, to be forthwith fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 18 Apr. Letter from King concerning it; Refo- 
lution to proceed againft him for Contempt, unleis he appear at 
a Time limited, 6 May.——-Previous Queftion for adjudging 
him a Delinquent, Neg. 30. His Letters to the Earl of 
Newcattle, and to his own Wife, read; Libel inclofed in the 
former to be brought in; voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament; Meflenger to be kept in Prifon, 10 Mar. 

— Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Serjeant, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Portland, Earl of, 1642, Lords to be defired that he may be 
fecured ; Meflengers to aflign Reafons, 4 Aug.—_——-Conference 
defired by them concerning him; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Queftion for con- 
curring with Lords in removing him to his own Houfe, Neg. 
1 Dec. Order for it, 14.———Order from Lords for his Dif- 
charge, 2 Jan. 

Countefs of 1642, Lords to be moved to join in Or- 
der for removing her from Carifbrooke Caftle; Meffenger 
difmiffed without Anfwer, 2 Sept. 

Portman, Sir Wm. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 26 Jan. 

Ports, 1641, Lords to be defired at a Conference to move the 
King that they may be ftopped, 6 May. Free Conference 
defired by Lords about opening them; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, and reported; Heads for a 
Conference with Lords on this Matter reported, 11. Lord 
Keeper to be moved for a Commiffion to Juftices to tender 
Oaths to fufpeéted Persons, 20 Jan. Burgeffes to be required 
to take out the Commiffions, 27.——~Conference to be defired 
with Lords concerning them ; Heads thereof, 24 Mar. 

Portfmouth, 1641, Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring a Stay 
ot Gunpowder fhipped for that Place, 6 May.—Sir Philip 
Stapleton’s Report concerning his Journey thither; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference with Lords there- 
upon, 13. Committees added, 15. Motion for confider- 
ing the Neceflities of the Garrifon, 5 Aug.— State thereof, and 
Arrears due to the Town, referred to a Committee, 14.— 
Houfe to confider of fending down the Governor, 16. Order 
for his going.—Propofitions concerning Matters neceflary for 
the Garrifon, and Defence of the Port, referred; Committees 
added, 17. Lords to be moved for an Order of both 
Honfes to the Governor not to give up the Town, 12 Jan. 
Ordinance to that Effect—Petition of the Garrifon concerning 
Arrears read, and referred to a Committee, 13.—Meflenger to 
be fent with Ordinance, 14.——-A Committee to draw an 
Order to fatisfy the Garrifon, and confider of Propofitions for 
Security of the Place; Petition referred, 26 Feb.——Report 
to be made, 23 Mar. Made, 24. 

1642, Petition complaining of Obftructions in the Exe- 
cution of an Order for proclaimmg Lord Digby a Traitor, fent 
to Lords; their Anfwer, 29 Apr. Order for returning 
Brafs Ordnance removed to London to be made ferviceable, 
27 May. Lords to be defired to join in Order for Pay- 
ment of the Garrifon, 27 June-——-Their Concurrence figui- 
fied, 15 July.—Order touching fafe conveying —— 

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thither, 23.—— The Committee for the Navy to confider of 
fending a ‘Tun of Wine to each Ship riding in the Port—Com- 
mittee there to be thanked for their Service, 18 Aug.—Order 
touching employing Ketches thereabouts, 24. Letter from 
the Committee concerning the Surrender of the Town, read; 
Refolutions thereupon, 8 Sept.—Petition concerning the Go- 
vernor to be confidered, 19. Avowed, 21. Prifoners 
brought from thence to be committed to Lambeth and Win- 
chefter Houfes, 26 Dec. Governor to have Leave to come 
to Town—impowered to difcharge common Soldiers Prifoners, 
upon their Protefiation never to ferve againft the Parliament, 
21 Jan.— Order for Repayment of Moneys advanced to the 
Committees, 20 Feb. 

Portugal Ambaflador,1641, Speaker informs Houfe of his Defire 
to express his Affections to them; Order thereupon; Two 
Members to return him Thanks, and defire him to mediate 
with his Matter congerning Impofitions upon Englifh Mer- 

‘ chandizes, 24 Mar. 

1642, to be thanked for his Refpecis expreffed in a Let- 
ter to the Houfe, 10 June.-——Order touching the appointing 
a Ship to tranfport him, agreed to by Lords, 4 July ——His 
Servant to have Licence to go beyond Sea, 16 Sepf.—Himfelf 
and Servant to have Warrant to pafs and repais to the Sea 
Side, 20. 

Pofimafiers, 1640, a Committee to confider of Complaints 
again them, 10 Feb.——-Impowered to receive Petitions 
concerning the Complaints, 3 Mar. ‘ 

1641, Report concerning the Sequeftration of the foreign 

Pofimafters Office to be made, 22 Mar. 

— 1642, Made; Sequefiration voted illegal. Vide Wyther- 

angs.—Legality of the Patent to be tried at Law ; Conference 

to be defired with Lords thereupon; Member to prepare Rea- 
fons—a Committee impowered to confider of Rates upon in- 

cloted Letters, 28 Mar. Report to be made, 7. 12, 13. 

22 &amp; 29 July. 2. 4. &amp; 15 Aug. Queftion for re- 

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being a Prieft, 19 May. To be left at Liberty to proceed as 
he thinks fit, 29. 


Prefion, 1641, Bill for Difappropriation of the Reétory, and 


uniting the Parfonage and Vicarage, read, 24 July. 

1642, new Writ, 29 Nov. 

Prejion, Tho. Vicar of Rothers Thorpe, 1640, to be fent for 
as a Delinquent, to anfwer a Petition againft him, 22 Dec. 

Order for bringing him to Bar, 18 Jan. Committed to 
the Gatehoufe, 22. 

Price, Charles, a Member, 1640, gives Offence in his Speech; 
pardoned on his Acknowledgement, 11 Nov. 

Charles, 1642, Petition read; Petitioner and Petition 

referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 31 May. 

Herbert, 1640, to fit till his Eleétion is avoided, 6 











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1641, explains his Intention in taking Candles from 
the Serjeant; withdraws; committed to the Tower, 9 June. 
His Petition to beread, 12. Order for his Difcharge, 14. 
1642, to be fummoned, with his Servant, to attend 
concerning O’Neal’s Efcape out of the Tower, 6 May. 
Arthur, 1641, the Cafe of putting him out of the Com- 
miflion of Peace, reported, 16 Aug. Members to require an 
Account thereof from Lord Keeper, 17. Report that he had 
ordered him to be put into the Commission, 21. Com- 
plaint of his caufing a Name to be erafed out of the Prefent- 
ment of Recufants, referred to the Judges of Aflize for Mont- 
gomery, 7 Dec. : . 
aptain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

1642, Order for continuing him and others in Prifon, 6 

















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Sam. 1642, to be recommended to the Committee for 
Adventurers fora Command, 13 May. 

——— Sir Jo. 1642, Letterconcerning good Services done by 
him; a Committee to write Letter of Thanks, 12 Sept. __ 

Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 








16 Aug.—Report touching the Patent to be made, 19. 
Votes concerning the Sequefiration to be tranfmitted, 6 Sept. 
Meffenger appointed, 7. Lords Concurrence reported, 12. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the inland Let- 
ter Office, 5 Dec. Agreed to, 6. Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 8.. Report to be confidered, 

15. Referred to the Committee for Difpatches, 22.—An- 

other Conference defired by Lords about Paffages that concern 

the Earl of Warwick; Meffengers difmifled without Anfwer, 

23. Meflage repeated; Anfwer thereto, 26. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Abufes 
from the Poftmatfters, 10 Feb. 

Potter, Dr. Vice-chancellor of Oxford, 1640, Report from the 
Committee for Religion touching him; to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, 23 Dec. 

Anth. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for Mis- 

demeanors of the Diocefe of Lincoln, 1 Jan. Charge againft 

him read; heard thereupon; difcharged till further Or- 

der, 7. 

' Mr. 1642, to attend the Service of Houfe, 4 Feb. Re- 

uired to declare himfelf concerning the Vote for adhering to 
the Earl of Effex; refufes; ordered to withdraw, 8 Feb. 

Potts, Sir Jo. 1641, willing to continue his Loan; Order about 
Security to him, 18 Feb. 

Povert, Hen. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent,- 27 Sept. 

Povey, Captain, 1642, wounded at Brentford; to have his En- 
tertainment during the Time of his Cure, 2 Dec. 

Poulton, Mr. 1642, Order touching difpofing of Horfes belong- 
ing to him, 21 Sept. ' 

Poundage. Vide Supply. 

Powell, Jo:1642, Petition referred to the Committee for quar- 
tering Soldiers, 29 Oét. 

- Mr. 1642, impowered to feize his Goods plundered by 

the King’s Army, 6 Dec. 

Sir Edward, 1641, is bia to continue his Loan, 4 

Order about Security to him, 18 Feb. 

Rich. 1642, Petition to be fhewn to Lord Mayor; his 
Anfwer reported, 11 Oét. 

Powlett, Thomas, 1641, to be bailed, 1 Sept. 

Poyer, John, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

— 1642, Mayor of Plymouth to examine his Commitment 
to Prifon, 27 June. 

Pratt, Roger, 1642, to have Warrant to pass to France, 25 
Feb. 

Prayer, 1640, Motion for leaving “Honourable” out of that 
uted by Speaker, 10 Nov. 

——— 1642, a Committee to confider the Prayer, 27 Aug.— 
— thereof re-committed ; Committee added, 25 

Bh 1641, Order againft their cutting down Timber, 16 

uly. 

Prescott, Cuthbert, 1641, Lord Chief Juftice of the King’s 


— “on moved to proceed againft him, upon Sufpicion of 
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- David, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 4 Oc. 

Wm. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Dr. Jo. 1642, a Committee to fearch his Studies, &amp;c. 

and prepare Impeachment againft him; Order for his Com- 

mitment to Newgate, 2 Nov. 

— Mr. High Sheriff of Surrey, 1642, to be fent for as a 

Delinquent; Order for difarming him, 17 O&amp;. For his Dif- 

charge, 27. To be fummoned to attend, 27 Feb. 

Mr. 1642, Examination of the Bufinefs concerning his 
procuring a Licence for fafe Convoy of his Ships to Land, 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 13 Mar. 

Prickett, Allen, 1641, Information of Words fpoken by him 
Ages Mr. Pym, referred to the Committee for Informations, 
13 Jan. 

Prideaux, Mr.1642, Vide Privileges. 

Pridham, Gilb. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 30 Sept. 

Priefis and Jefuits, 1640, Account of the Caufes of their Im- 
prifonment, amd by what Authority they were difcharged, or- 
dered, 11 Nov. Warrants for releafing feveral of them pro- 
duced, 12.—A Committee to examine touching the Difcharge 
of any committed,14. Report ; Proceedings thereupon, 1Dec. 

Houfe to confider of Heads for a free Conference about 

putting the Laws againft them in Execution, 25 Jan. A 

Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 26. Heads reported ; 

Managers appointed ; free Conference defired ; agreed to, held, 

and reported; King to be moved for putting the Laws in 

Execution, 27. 

1641, Lord Mayor, or Sheriff, to have Notice where 

feveral lodge, 12 Apr. Order for apprehending them, 7 

May. Names to be inferted therein, 18 June. 3 July. 

Members to take the Order, 24 June-—A Committee to 

inquire what Penfions are allowed them for feducing Proteftant 

Children, and for their own Maintenance, 26. Another 

Committee to confider of a Method to prevent harbouring 

them in the Palace, and concerning thofe afligned to ferve the 

Queen, 9 July—Order for Judges of the King’s Bench to 

proceed againft a Prieft, a Prifoner in the Gatehoufe, 10.— 

Order for apprehending them inlarged, 13. Conference 

defired by Lords, touching the French Ambaflador’s Requeft 

to the King for banifhing Seven Priefts convicted, or likely 
to be convicted; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 8. A Committee to examine them, 10. Their Re- 
port; Meflage from Lords, fignifying the King’s Defire of 
their Anfwer about the Priefis ; Refolution for executing Five 
of them, 11. Conference defired with Lords thereupon; 

Managers appointed; Conference agreed to, and held; an- 

other defired by Lords; Managers and Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held, and reported, 13. Refolution for executing 

the other two; Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 

agreed to, and held, 14. Lords Concurrence to executing the 

Seven fignified, 15. Meflage to be fent to Lords to know 

what is done concerning them, 20.—~Another Meflage &gt; 

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be fent, that the Execution of the Law may pafs againft them 
31. Sent; Lords Anfwer, 3 Jan. Lord Mayor, She- 
riffs, and Recorder, to give Account why they are not exe- 
cuted, 21 Mar. Their Anfwer; Lords defired to move the 
King to take off the Reprieve; their Concurrence fignified, 
22. 

——— 1642, like Meflage, Anfwer thereto; Draught of Peti- 
tion for that Purpofe fent from Lords, 9 Apr. King’s War- 
rant for banifhing them, 16.—Members to iffue Warrant for 
apprehending a Prieft, and other fufpicious Perfons, to be no- 
minated to them, 23. A Committee to confider the State 
of their Bufinefs, 4 June. Another Committee to confider 
a Book taken from one, 30 Aug. Another to perufe Sta- 
tutes in force againft them, 26 Feb. 

Prince, 1641, Conference to be defired with Lords to move 
them to injoin the Marquis of Hertford to take him into his 
Charge, agreed to, held, and reported; Subftance of Lords 
Concurrence read, and to be fent to Marquis, 30 O@. 
Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 2 Nov.—Lords 
to be moved at a Conference that his Servants may take the 
Oaths, 10.—To be moved for a Commiflion for fome Lords 
to tender them, 13. Melflage to be fent to defire them to 
take the Commiflion into Confideration, 31 Dec. Sent; 
their Anfwer, 3 Jan.—Lords defired to join in moving the 
King that he may not be conveyed out of the Kingdom; 
their Concurrence fignified, 14.—Free Conference defired by 
Lords concerning him, agreed to; Managers and Reporters 
appointed; free Conference held, and reported; Lords defire 
Houfe to join inan Order for him to ftay at Hampton-court; 
agreed to; a Committee of both Houfes to acquaint the King 
therewith; Order from Lords for that Purpofe fent down, 
read, and agreed to; Committee of both Houfes to attend the 
King with the Reafons of the Refolutions, 22. Reafons 
fent from Lords, and agreed to, 24. Marquis of Hertford’s 
Anfwer, 25. Lords to be moved that the Order concerning 
tranfporting him be printed, and that he be forthwith brought 
to London; their Anfwer: a Committee of both Houfes to 
carry the Meflage to Greenwich, 26. King’s Anfwer to the 
Reafons read; Refolution thereupon ; Lords to be defired to 
appoint a Committee to join with a Committee of the Houfe, 
to confider what further is fit to be done ; Conference defired ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords 
Concurrence fignified ; a Committee of both Houfes appointed, 
28. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords, concerning a Letter 
from the Marquis of Hertford touching the Prince, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; aCom- 
mittee of both Houfes to prepare Anfwer; former Votes con- 
cerning the Prince to be carried up to the Committee, 6 May. 
——Speaker to give a Note to carry Horfes belonging to him 
to York, without Interruption, 7 June. 

Princes, foreign, 1641, Ordinance againft tranfporting Forces 
to them ; Conference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held and reported; Ordi- 
nance agreed to, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed 
to; Meflage to Lords thereupon, g Sept. 

Prinne, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

1641, his Cafe reported; Report to be confidered, 14 
Apr. Confidered ; Proceedings againfthim voted illegal ; Sa- 
tisfation to be made him; Houle to confider who ought to 
make it; a Committee to prepare a Tranfimiffion of his Caufe ; 
Proceedings in the Exchequer for levying a Fine, to be ftayed 
till further Order, 20.——Order for reftoring him to Lincoln’s 
Inn, 20 May. 

1642, reprehended for reading a Proclamation againft 
the Ordinance for the Militia, 18 July. 

1€41, Bill for revifing Sentences, Decrees, and Pro- 

ceedings againtt him in the Star-chamber, High Commiflion 
Court, &amp;c.read, 3 Jan. 
Printing, 1640, Sub-committee concerning printing Books re- 
vived, 12 Feb. Madea Committee, and to confider Abufes in 
licenfing and printing them, 13. Order for their Meeting, 
20 Mar. 

1641, like Order, 6 Apr——8 &amp; 14 May.—go 
June. 3 &amp; 23 July. Confideration of printing Verfes 
under the Earl of Strafford’s Name, referred, 14 May. Mat- 
ter reported, and re-committed—another Committee joined, 
17.—Paper, called the Scots Belief, referred, 18. Order for 
making Report, 27 May——2 &amp; 4 June.—Confideration of 
printing a Book, intituled, “The Order and Courfe of pafl- 
“ ing Bills,” referred, 3.—Examination of Harper referred, 
5.—Confideration of printing a Speech under Sir Jo. Holland’s 
Name—of printing a Report, feverally referred, 28. Con- 
fideration of printing a Book, intituled, “ A Proteftation pro- 
“ tefted,” referred, 10 July —Of printing a Pamphlet, inti- 
tuled, “ The true Relation of the French Ambaflador ”—and 
another, intituled, “'The Brownifts Conventicle,” referred, 
12.—Order for taking the Names of Perfons bringing anything 
to be printed ; to be fent to the Stationers Company, 22.— 


Confideration of penton a Pamphlet, intituled “ The Order 
“ and Form of Church Government by Bifhops and Clergy, 
“ &amp;c.” referred—-Committees added, 23. rinting Father 
Phillips’s Letter referred, 23 Aug.—Report touching Earl of 
Holland’s Letter concerning a Pamphlet, “ intituled, “The 
Anatomy of, &amp;c.” Perfons to be fent for as Delinquents, 24. 
Vide Heren and Bray.——Printing feveral fcandalous Papers 
referred, 24 Nov.——Sir Edward Deering’s Speech referred, 
20 Jan.—Committee revived, 20 &amp; 29.—Book intituled, 
“ Noli me tangere,” referred, 31. Pamphlet intituled, 
“ The Revolution of the Roundheads,” referred; Printer to 
attend them, 1 Feb.—Printing a Speech under Mr. Hollis’s 
Name, referred, 7.—Letter, pretended to be fent by Speaker 
tothe King, referred, 1g——Printing a Pamphlet, intituled, 
“ The Scicuiahas of Sir Philem Oneil,” referred, 8 Mar. 
1642, Order for hindering the Liberty of Printing, to 
be reported, 7 Apr. Order for paying for printing Books 
to be difperfed, 7 June.—A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for reftraining the Licence of Printing, 15. eel read, 
and re-committed, 24 Aug.—King’s Printer to print nothing 
by Warrant concerning the Parliament, without Confent; the 
Committee to inquire what Things are printing relating there- 
to, 13. Order about demolifhing Prefles employed in 
printing fcandalous Pamphlets, and for feizing them, 9 Mar. 


Prifoners, 1640, to have Liberty to follow their Petitions, 9, 


10, 11.13. 21 &amp; 28 Nov.—To be brought to the Houfe, 20 
Nov.—To be brought to a Committee, 21. 

— 1641, to be brought to a Committee, 19 Apr. 25 
Oét.—To be brought de die in diem, 26 Sept.——Their 
Petitions referred to a Committee, 28 Aug. Order for their 
Meeting; all that come to have Voices, 3o. Committee 
to fit, notwithftanding the Adjournment of Houle, 1 Sept. 
Their Petition referred to Lord Keeper, 6. 


——— 1642, a Committee to confider of Day Writs, 26 July. 


Prifoners to be brought to Houfe, 3 Aug. A Com- 
mittee to confider of proper Places for keeping them, 8 Sept. 
Committees added ; Order for Meeting of the Committee, 14. 
—For removing feveral from Newgate to other Gaols, 16. 
Prifoners brought up by a Sheriff, to be conveyed to Pri- 
fons, according to his Difcretion, 20 Sept. 8 Nov. 

A Committee to confider of the moft convenient Way to dif- 
pofe of thofe taken by the Army, 14 O&amp;.—Another Com- 
mittee to examine Prifoners and fufpeéted Perfons, and to re- 
ceive Informations of plundering by Soldiers, 28. Vide Ev- 
aminations. Another to confider how Prifoners Diet may 
be defrayed, 10 Nov.—Order touching Prifoners committed 
by Parliament—a Committee to confider of the Form of a 

arrant for committing them, 26. Another Committee to 
inquire what Prifoners are committed by Parliament, 21 Dec. 
—Another to prepare Declaration concerning thofe taken by 
the King’s Forces, 24. No Perfon to vifit them without 
Leave; Letters to and from them to be brought to Houfe, 9 
Jan.—Sufpicious Perfons vifiting them, to be apprehended, 
11, A Committee to prepare Order for difpofing of fuch 
as they fhall judge dangerous, and fit to be removed ; Report; 
Order for removing fome to Windfor, 9 Jan. For allowing 
them Coaches; the Committee to appoint in what Manner, and 
with what Guard, they fhall be carried, 10. Impowered to 
examine, commit, and releafe Prifoners, 11.—To commit 
Prifoners fent up by Colonel Goodwin, 20.—To difcharge 
Soldiers, upon Proteftation never to ferve againft Parliament, 
21.—Information of the Ufage of fome taken at Marlborough ; 
Perfons to be fent for to atteti it, 17. A Committee to con- 
fider of a proper Allowance to fuch as are not able to maintain 
themfelves,6 Feb. Order touching the Manner of diftributing 
it—Keeper to return Names of fuch as have endeavoured to 
efcape to the Committee for Prifons; the Committee to fend 
them to Windfor, 13.—Member to prepare Extract of Letters 
relating to the Ufage of Prifoners taken by Cavaliers—no Mo- 
tion to be made for Difcharge and Exchange of them, but be- 
tween Twelve and One o’Clock, 16. Petition and Articles 
of Prifoners at Oxford, read, avowed, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7 Mar.—Report of Names of Prifoners removed, re- 
committed; the Committee to confider of fuch as have efcaped, 
11.—Refolutions for removing feveral; the Committee to 
confider of the Condition of the G: Wis and Gaolers to which 
they are removed, and of the Meana\of conveying and fecuring 
them, 13. uA 


Prifons, 1642, Order for doubling the Guards upon thofe in and 
about London, 9 Jan. 
Privileges, 1640, Committee appointed ; Order touching their 


proceeding, 6 Nov. Petitions referred, 6. 9 &amp; 26 Nov. 
12. 23 &amp; 30, Dec.—Attendance of the Chairman dif- 
penfed with; the Committee to appoint another for the Time, 
5. To fit on Thurfdays only, 12 Jan. On Thurfdays 
and Saturdays, 3o. ; 
1641, to make Reports of Eledtions determined, 11 
June.——Queftion that the Committee be revived, Neg. 15 


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INDEX @ the SEconp VoLuME. 


—— 1640, Mr. Owen to anfwer Jenkyns’s Petition againft 
him, for privileging a Perfon not his menial Servant; Poyer 
to be kept in Cuftody till further Order, 30 Nov——Waives 
his Privilege, 1 Dec. Petition concerning Mr. Pryn’s Con- 








finement in Jerfey, read; to be fent for by Warrant, 9 Nov. y 





Has Leave to inlarge it, or prefent a new one, 30. His 
Petition read, avowed, and referred to the Committee for the 
Star-chamber, 3 Dec. Two Members to examine a Witnefs, 
being fick, 11. Perfon ordered to attend the Houfe and 
Lord. Keeper at the fame time, to be difpenfed with from at- 
tending the latter, and take no Prejudice by his Abfence, 15 
Dec. Order explained, 26 Jan. Bramfden to be fent 
for as a Delinquent, for prevaricating before a Committee, 16 
Dec. To be bailed, 26.—Letters of Adminiftration againft 
Mr. Cambell to be brought to the Houfe; Sir Edw. Savage, 
and Regifter of the Prerogative Court, to be fent for, 18. 
Matter referred to the Committee, 23. Order for their fit- 
ting; Sir Richard Savage to have Notice, 23 &amp; 30.—War- 
rant ordered for Stay of Proceedings in Ireland pending a 
Complaint in the Houfe; Complainant to have Privilege to 
follow it; a Committee to confider the Breaches of Privilege 
upon the Diffolution of the Two laft Parliaments, and to think 
of fome Reparations, and how to prevent the like for the future, 
18 Dee. To ftand, 12 Jan. Order for their fitting, 9 
Feb. Committees added, 23. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 14 May. 9 &amp; 15 July, 1642.——For mak- 
ing Report, 14 June. 1. 3. &amp; 5, July. Members ap- 
pointed to examine a Witnefs; have Leave to report to the 
Committee, 5. Report touching the Breach of Privilege 3° 
Car. 6. Further Report, 8. A Committee to prepare a 
Tranfmiffion, 28 O¢t.—Report concerning Long to be made, 
28 &amp; 29 OF. 16 &amp; 19 Feb. Mr. Hollys’ Complaint ; 
Plenty, Carter, and Parry, to be fent for as Sutinaecess, 21 
Dec. Reprimanded, and difcharged, 16 Jan. Proceed- 
ings in the Exchequer againft Mr. Toll to be ftayed ; Lud- 












































Cowper till further Order, 10 Feb.—Mr. Taylor, a Member, to 
be difpenfed with for exercifing his Funétion in the Middle 
Temple during Privilege, 11.—Sir Fr. Seymour’s Complaint ; 
Gore to be fent for by Serjeant, 15. ree upon his Sub- 
miffion, 27.—Sir Martin Lifter’s Complaint; W inchley to be fent 
for by Serjeant, 18 Feb. Order for his Difcharge, 20.—Sir Miles 
Fletewood’s Complaint ; Offender to be fent for by Serjeant, 
24.—Mr. Nafhley’s Complaint; Speaker to write a Letter to 
ftay Proceedings at Law, 25. Mr. Crue has Leave to waive 
his Privilege, 6 Mar.—Ruff fummoned as a Witnefs, and 
arrefted ; to be difcharged ; Cuft to be at the Charge of his 
Imprifonment, 9.—Mr. Winckford to be fent for by Serjeant, 
for difobeying the Summons of a Committee, 16.—Privilege 
granted to a Perfon during his Attendance on a Committee, 
18,—Nicholfon fummoned as a Witnefs to attend a Com- 
mittee, and arrefied; to be difcharged, 20. 

1641, Mr. Garton’s Complaint; Sir David Watkins and 
others to attend, 3 Apr.—Mr. Holland allowed to appear be- 
fore a Committee by his Council, on account of Infirmity, 8. 
—The Committee to examine the Matter of affetling Lady 
Sandys by virtue of the Bill of Subfidies, and confider all Cafes 
of the like Nature, 12. Refolution concerning it to be com- 
municated to Lords at a Conference, 22.—Walley, Officer 
of the Rolls in Ireland, to be fent for by the Serjeant, for dif- 
obeying an Order of the Houfe, 24. Order for his Dif- 
charge, 2 June-——Parker, a Petitioner, to be freed from 
Arreft, 24 Apr.—Sir Bafil Brooke, and Sir Tobit Mathew, 
to be fent for by Serjeant, for difobeying the Summons of a 
Committee, 30. Afton, a Printer, to be fent for by Ser- 
jcant, for printing the Proteftation; Order for fupprefling it, 
Confideration of printing it referred to a Committee, 5 May. 
—Hemmings to be fent for by Serjeant, for counterfeiting Mr. 
Lile’s Hand, 14.—Order of Lords concerning draining Earl 
of Lindfey’s Fens referred to the Committee, 15.——-Report ; 
further Powers given them; Committees added, 29 June. 














jow and Barnes to be fent for as Delinquents, 22 Dec. 
Difcharged on their Submiffion, 13 Jan. Mr. Wheeler’s 
Complaint; Gawen to be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 
Dec. To be bailed, 19 Jan. Cornelius de Neue 
to be fent for by Serjeant, 1 Feb. Shepheard and Under- 
hill to be fent for as Delinquents, for committing Baites to 
Newgate pending his Plaint in the Houle; Baites to have 
Privilege, 29 Dec. Their Petitions prefented, but not 
read, 4 Jan.—Information againft Wm. Piers, Archdeacon of 
Bath, for abufing the laft Parliament; Wiitneffles examined ; 
Order for taking him into Cuftody; Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing he may be forthcoming, 4 Jan.-—Order for bailing 
him, g Apr. 1641. H. Overton to be fent for by Serjeant, 
for printing an Order of the Houfe, with Additions, 8 Jan. 
Interrogated thereupon ; reprehended, and ordered to fupprefs 
it, ¢:—T'homas Jones to be fent for by Serjeant, for fcandalous 
Words in his Sermon againft the Parliament, 23.-——His Se- 
curity admitted; Order for bailing him, 20 Aug. 1641. 
Dr. Chaffin to be fent for by Serjeant, for fcandalous 
Words in his Sermon againft the Parliament, 23 Jan. In- 
formation read; heard thereupon; withdraws, 13 Feb. 
Queftion for committing him to the Tower, Neg. repre- 
hended, and difcharged, 1 May.——Liberty of profecuting 
Petitions granted to Perfons, and Order for Stay of Watte, 
23 Jan.—Beft examined by Speaker, upon his Knees, about 
coming into the Houfe; further Examination referred to a 
Committee ; their Report; Order for his Difcharge, 28 Jan.— 
Mr. Nevile, a Member of laft Parliament, to be fent for by 
Serjeant, for giving Evidence at the Council Board about 
Words {poken by Two Members thereof, 209. Heard ; 
withdraws; committed to the Tower, 4 Feb. Order for 
bringing him to the Bar, 9. Difcharged on his Submiflion, 
10. Mr. Morgan’s Complaint; Guillim, Farnes, Morgan, 
aud Webb, to be fent for by Serjeant—Lord Mounfon’s 
Complaint; Bennock and Martin to be fent for by Ser- 
jeant—Obryan to have Privilege to follow his Petition, 
go Jan. Mr. Wheeler’s Complaint; Cornelius de Neue 
to be fent for by Serjeant, 1 Feb.—Sir David Watkins and 
others to be fent for by the Serjeant, for arrefting Anckett, 
Ufher of the Court of Wards, 3. Difcharged; Privilege 
difallowed him, 6. Sir Wm. Savile to be fent for by the 
Serjeant, for giving Evidence at the Council Board about 
Words fpoken by Members of the laft Parliament, 4 Feb. His 
Appearance difpenfed with, Member undertaking for him, 
13.—Complaint that Willes, Clerk of the Rolls in Ireland, 
refufed to obey the Order of a Committee, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 5 Feb—A Committee to take a Method for fupprefling 
Copies of a Member’s Speech; Printer to be fent for, 6.—Bond 
to be fent for by Serjeant, for abufing and threatening Wit- 
nefles, 9 —Mr. Arundell’s Complaint; Sir Gamaliel Capell 












































and William Aylett to be fent for by Serjeant, 10. Buafinefs — 


refpited, 12. Sir Gamaliel difcharged, 13—Declaration that 
M “ _ may proceed in a Suit againft Sir Anthony Afhley 
ou. I. 


. Houfe, 10 July. 


Speaker to write a Letter to the Sheriff, &amp;c. of Lincoln 
to preferve the Peace; another Committee to confider how 
far the Adventurers have trenched upon the Privileges of the 
Houfe, 10 July. Walrond’s Petition read, and to be con- 
fidered, 12 Aug.—Petitioner avows it; Witneffes examined ; 
Order thereupon, 13.~——Andefley to be fent for by the Ser- 
jeant for contemptuous Words, 20 May.—Sir Wm. Playters 
waives his Privilege, 22.—Mr. Nicholfon’s Complaint ; Rochell 
to be fent for by Serjeant, 24.——Bufinefs concerning Sir 
James Thynne and Brother to be confidered, 1 &amp; 28 June. 
6&amp;17 July. Order for hearing upon a frefh Informa- 
tion, 14. Previous Queftion for referring the Matter to a 
Committee, Affirmative, 20. Committees added, 28. Re- 
port ; Privilege denied Sir James, 17 Aug. Voted incapable 
of fitting, 15 Feb.——Biffe to attend about an Information 
given to the Court of Wards concerning an Order of Houfe, 
19 May. Called in, 20. Petition of Citizens concerning 
Protections, referred to a Committee, 2 June. Order of Lords 
referred, 5. Petition referred, 25 Aug. Report touch- 
ing Members waiving Privilege touching their Lands, &amp;c. 
being liable for Payment of Debts, 27 O¢t.—Further Report 
touching Mr. Benton to be made, 30. Made concerning 
his protecting Perfons not menial Servants; expelled; to be 
fent for by Serjeant ; voted incapable ever to fit in Parliament, 
2 Novy.-——Order that Delinquents bailed have no Privilege 
from Arrefts in other Suits, 7 June.—Father Phillips to be fent 
for as a Delinquent, for difobeying an Order of the Houfe ; 
examined thereupon ; further Examination referred to a Com- 
mittee; Order for his Attendance on them, 25 June.—Sir 
Wm. Armyn’s Complaint; Sherraét to be fummoned to ap- 
pear, 26. To be tent for by the Serjeant for difobeying the 
Summons, 4 Aug. Sir Tho. Afton to be fent for by Ser- 
jeant for difobeying the Summons of a Committee, 26 June. 
—Sir Gerrard Nappier’s Complaint ; Order for difcharging his 
Servant from Newgate, 29. Smithfon to be fent for by 
Serjeant for difobeying the Summons of a Committee, 2 July. 
—Earl of Peterborough to have Leave to examine Witnefles 
in a Caufe between him and Lord Mounfon, 6. Lords to 
be acquainted Lord Mounfon will waive his Privilege, if the 
Earl of Peterborough will do the like, 29 Apr. 
1642. Lord Baltinglafle to have Leave te proceed in a Suit 
between him and Sir Peter Temple; Sir Peter to have Notice 
thereof, 7 July. Order revoked, unlefs Member is willing 
to waive his Privilege, 9. Addition thereto, 15. Mem- 
ber to declare whether he infifts on his Privilege, 21 Qét. 
1642. Votes concerning Whitaker refpited; read ; heard 
thereupon; committed to the Tower, 8 July. His Petition 
read; Order for his Difcharge, 14.—Perfons ordered into 
Cuftody for difobeying the Summons of a Committee, 9 July. 
—Order for their Diicharge, 17.—Urder for ftaying a Suit, 
Petition depending in the Houfe—Dexter committed to the 
Gatehoufe for refufing to anfwer Queftions demanded by the 
'o be bailed, 24 Aug. To be delivered 

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into Serjeant’s Cuftody for that Purpofe, 25. Declaration 
that no Petition, or Bill, depending in Houfe, fhall ftop Pro- 
ceedings in Courts of Juftice, without fpecial Order, 12 July. 
—Mr. Stephens’s Complaint; Greene and Skittermafter to be 
fent for as Delinquents, 14.—Difcharged on their Petition and 
Submiffion, 30.—Order for ftopping a Suit againft Mr. Pym, 
17 July ——Againft Mr. Jaffon’s and Mr. Bofwell’s Tenants, 
4 Aug.—Sir Henry Mildmay’s Complaint; Ferris, Witherall, 
and Curwin, to be fent for by Serjeant, 4. Ferris to be 
bailed, 1 Sept. Sir Guy Palmes’s Complaint ; Hood to be 
fent for by Serjeant, 67Aug. Reprimanded, and difcharged, 
14.—Information given that Tabor abufed Mr. Lowry, and 
fpoke contemptuous Words againft the Houfe ; Witnels exa- 
mined; Tabor to be fent for by Serjeant, 11 Aug—Brothers 
to be fent for by Serjeant to anfwer fcandalous Words againft 
the Houfe, 14.—Complaint cf printing a Letter of Lord 
General’s to a Peer, referred to a Committee, 20. Report; 
Symonds to be fent for by Serjeant, 24.—Report from the 
Committee for Printing touching the Printing a Pamphlet, 
called, “The Anatomy of, &amp;c.”; Herne and Bray to be fent 
for by Serjeant, 24.—Privilege granted to a Petitioner and his 
Witneffes—Hobbs to be proceeded againft at Law, notwith- 
fianding a pretended Prote¢étion—Mr. Rufhworth’s Com- 
plaint; Poftmafter of Ware to be fent for by Serjeant, 26. 
To be bailed, 1 Sept. Crowe, a Petitioner, arrefted ; 
Order for his Difcharge, 30 Aug. Jones to be fent for as 
a Delinquent, for arrefting Sylvanus Kighley after Privilege 
granted him, 6 Sept. To be bailed, 9.—Saidale and Daven- 
port to be fummoned to appear for arrefting a Perfon who 
1ad a Deputation under Serjeant’s Hand, 6 Sept.—Shepheard, 
Curate of Farnham, to be fent for by Serjeant for Contempt of 
an Order, 9.—Bough to be fent for by Serjeant for contemptu- 
ous Words againft the Honour and Orders of Houfe, 20. 
Heard thereupon; Time allowed him to produce Witneffes ; a 
Committee to examine them, 21. To be bailed, 27——-Moore 
to be fent for by Serjeant for contemptuous Words againft the 
Parliament, 22 O&amp;.—Hatton ordered into Cuftody for con- 
temptuous Speeches againft Parliament, 26. To be bailed, 
27.—Mr. Pimme’s Complaint of a threatening Letter fent to 
him ; Mordant to be examined by a Committee ; their Report ; 
Order for his Difcharge, 26 O&amp;.—Mr. Hebblethwayte’s Com- 
laint; Gay to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28. Sir Tho. 
owyer’s Complaint; Chace to be fummoned to appear, and 
to withdraw his Action; Day to be difcharged, 4 Nov. 
Declaration that Letters from Peers to Electors is a 
Breach of Privilege; to be fent by Members to their refpec- 
tive Counties, &amp;c. 10 Dec.—Several Perfons examined touch- 
ing Guards of Halberdeers about the Parliament-houfe ; Refo- 
lution that fetting them without Confent of Houfe is a Breach 
of Privilege ; Order for difmiffing them, 10. Other Perfons 
examined; Mr. Long to be committed to the Tower, 11. 
Committed ; a Committee to examine the whole Matter con- 
cerning fending armed Men, 13. Long’s Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 21.—Petition of Aldermen, Common- 
council, &amp;e. complaining of Obftructions in fubfcribing a 
Petition, referred to a Committee ; Broadenax, Lloyd, Lallam, 
Carpenter, and Hodgfkins, to be fent for by Serjeant, 13 
Dec. Order for bailing them, 17. Report; Order there- 
upon, 20.-—Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
a Breach of Privilege, by the King’s taking Notice in his 
Speech of a Bill pafling, and by prefcribing Limitations to a 
Bill before prefented, and to defire them to join in a Petition 
thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held; Meffage from Lords, defiring a Committee of both 
Houfes may be appointed to prepare Things neceflary to be 
prefented; Committee appointed accordingly, 14 Dec. Re- 
port of Refolutions ; a declaratory Proteftation and petitionary 
Remonftrance to be entered; Lords to be defired to enter 
them in their Journals; Meflage from Lords, acquainting 
Houfe they had voted them, and defiring a Committee of both 
Houfes may be . to prefent them ; Committee ap- 
pointed accordingly, 16, Names of Committees read; they 
attend the King; their Report, 17. Meflage from Lords, 
fignifying what time the King would give his Anfwer, 20.— 
Petition of Apprentices, complaining of Interruption in 
referring it ; apy Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it ; 
etition referred to a Committee, 23 Dec. The Committee to 
inquire upon what Grounds, and by whofe Authority, feveral 
of them are committed to the Gatehoufe, 27 &amp; 29.—Confer- 
ence defired by Lords touching Scandals raifed concerning 
Members of both Houfes, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Refolution for fearching this 
Bufinefs to the Bottom, and joining with Lords in a Petition 
to the King and Queen to difcover the Informers ; Meflage to 
Lords thereupon, and Anfwer; another Meflage to rectify the 
Miftake of the former; Anfwer thereto; a Committee to pre- 
= the Petition, _ Petition reported, 28, Me rom 
rds, fignifying what time the King would be attended with 























it; a Committee of both Houfes to prefent it, 29 —Meflage 
to Lords concerning fcandalous Words faid to be fpoken in 
their Houfe by Lord Digby; Meffenger difmiffed without 
Anfwer, 29 Dec. Speaker’s Complaint; Briftoll fent for 
by Serjeant ; Queftion that Sir Wm. Middleton be fent for, 
Neg. to be fummoned, 3 Jan. His Summons declared no 
Protection, 20.—Refolution for taking into Cuftody Perfons 
fealing up the Trunks or Doors, or feizing Papers, of any 
Members; Serjeant impowered to break open the Doors, and 
break the Seals ; Speaker to iffue Warrant for that Purpofe— 
Refolution that a Member may require the Aid of Conttables, 
&amp;e. to keep fuch Perfons in fafe Cuftody ; Conference defired 
with Lords concerning the Breach of Privilege of Parliament ; 
Heads agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, 
and held; another defired by Lords, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported—Serjeant fends in 
Notice he has a Meflage from the King to Speaker; called in 
without his Mace ; demands Mr. Hollis, Sir Arthur Haflerigg, 
Mr. Pym, Mr. Hampden, and Mr. Wm. Strode; Anfwer to 
be fent by Members; Speaker injoins them to attend de die 
in diem; Meflage to be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe; Queftion for Alteration in the Order concern- 
ing arrefting Members, Neg. Perfons apprehended for fealing 
their Trunks, &amp;c. to be continued in Cuftody, 3 Jan. King’s 
Anfwer; he comes in Perfon, takes.the Chair, and makes 
a Speech—Lords to be acquainted at a Conference with 
a feandalous Paper againft Members of both Houfes, 4—A 
Committee to withdraw, and confider of fome Way for vindi- 
cating the Privileges of Parliament, 5. Declarations relatin 
thereto reported, to be made one, and printed, 12.—Articles 
of Impeachment againft the Five Members read ; a Committee 
to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon; Meflage to 
Lords, defiring to know who brought them; Anfwer thereto ; 
Heads reported, and agreed to ; Refolution that the Impeach- 
mentisa Breach of Privilege ;. Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon, and that Mr. Attorney may attend it; Conference 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 13. Mef- 
fages from the King, communicated by Lords, to be confi- 
dered; Conference defired by J.ords concerning them, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and _ reported ; 
Papers read, 14. Conference concerning Mr. Attorney re- 
ported; Proceedings thereupon. Vide ditorney.—Another 
Conference defired with Lords concerning the Gentlemen 
mentioned in the King’s Meflages; Managers appointed ; 
Heads thereof ; Conference agreed to, and held, 15. Decla- 
ration reported, and paffed as a Declaration of the Houfe of 
Commons, and to be printed ; a Committee of both Houfes ap- 
pointed to meet touching Privileges, and a Petition tothe King; 
impowered to fit in London, 17. Draught of Petition fent to 
Lords, with Defire, if they affent to it, to fend it {peedily ; 
their Anfwer; Order for printing and difperting a fufficient 
Number of the Declarations and Proteftations, 20. King’s 
Anfwer communicated by Lords, 24. To be confidered, 24 
&amp; 25. A Committee to confider the Petition of both Houfes 
concerning Members of each mentioned therein, 26.—Another 
Committee to examine by what Authority Warrants were fent 
to apprehend the Five Members; Parties to be fent for to them, 
28.—Another Petition touching them reported; Meffenger 
appointed to carry it to Lords, 31. Meflage from Lords, 
acquainting Houfe the King will {peedily return an Anfwer, 5 
Feb. Antwer fent from them; the Committee to confider it, 
and what is fit to be done thereupon, 7. Petition read, and 
re-committed, 11. Reported from Re-commitment, agreed 
to, and to be fent to Lords, 16. Sent, 17. King’s Aniwer, 
21. Sir John Byron to be fent for by Serjeant, for difo- 
beying a Summons of the Houfe; Vote fent to Lords, 12 
Jan. Their Anfwer; called in to deliver his Petition; Peti- 
tion read ; Serjeant to acquaint him Houfe would confider it, 
13.—Dearlove to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refcuing a 
Perfon from the Serjeant’s Man, 25.——Juftices to apprehend 
and fend him to Houfe in fate Cuftody, 18 Apr. 1642. 
Privilege granted to Mr. Bodvile; Order for Stay of 
Proceedings, 28 Jan.—Information given of reviling Words 
{poke by Captain Tho. Ogle to Mr. Gervafe Hollis; Refolu- 
tion that he come to the Bar as a Delinquent; heard there- 
upon; a Committee to confider the Information, and upon. 
what Occafion the Words were fpoken, 31.——Order for 
their Meeting, 7 Feb. Report ; Captain Ogle difcharged ; 
Previous Queftion for Recompence to him, Neg. 2 May, 
1642. Browning to be fent for as a Delinquent, for dan- 
gerous Words againft Houfe,1 Feb. Information referred to 
the Committee for Informations, 7. Order for bailing him, 
14.—Mr. Ath’s Complaint; Brownejohn to be difcharged 
from the Arreft; Norbon and Bailiffs to be fummoned 
to appear—Homer and Browne to be fent for by Serjeant, 
for contriving and printing a Speech fuppofed to be made by 
a Member, 8 Feb.——Samfon to be Rent to the Houfe of 























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IN DE X @éo the Seconp VoLuMeE. 


Order for Stay of Suit between Sparkes and Tagg ; Attorney 
to be ferved with the Order—Bufinefs concerning Mr. Dut- 


ton’s Privilege to be moved, 11 Feb.—Petition of Parham, - 


Calcott, &amp;c.; Court of Wards may proceed againft him, 14. 
—Privilege granted to Sir Tho. =_ Mr. Jo. Dawes for a 
Fortnight, 11 Feb. Time inlarged, 28. Granted for Six 
Weeks, 11 Apr. 1642. Shepheard called to the Bar for 
coming into the Houfe; Members apologize for him; dif- 
charged, 15 Feb.—Gardiner to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for prevaricating with a Committee; brought to Bar, and 
committed to the Tower, 22. His Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, and attending a Committee, 16 Mar. 
Goodhall to be fent for by Serjeant for arrefting a Witnefs, 25 
Feb. Order for his Difcharge, 26.—Ligh to be fummoned to 
attend to anfwer concerning fcandalous Words againft Houfe ; 
to have Order for bringing up Witneffes, 28. Colonel Ed- 
monds to be fent for as a Delinquent, for feandalous Words 
againft the King and Parliament; Parties examined; others to 
be fummoned to appear; Edmonds examined ; further Exami- 
nation referred to a Committee ; Order for his Commitment to 
the Gatehoufe, 8 Mar. His Petition; Tryal referred to 
the King’s Bench; Witneffes to attend, 8 Apr. 1642.—His 
Petition read; Order for his Difcharge, 14. Shrawbery to 
be fent for as a Delinquent, for fcandalous Words againft a 
Member; Witneffes examined; Order for his Commitment 
to the Gatehoufe; Member to write to the Univerfity not to 
admit him to a further Degree, 15 Mar.—Free Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning a Meflage from the King touching 
the Privileges of Parliament; agreed to; Managers and Re- 
porters appointed ; free Conference held, and reported ; Refo- 
lution thereupon ; a Committee to meet a Committee of Lords 
to inquire where the Meflage was framed ; Refolution that the 
Adviters are Enemies to the Peace of the Kingdom ; to be fent 
to Lords, 16. Report that Lords have agreed to it, with 
an Amendment; Amendment to be confidered, 17. Committee 
appointed for that Purpofe, 18.—Sir Wm. Wilmer, High She- 
riff of Northamptonfhire, to be fent for as a Delinquent for or- 
dering a Book, containing Petitions and Anfwers concerning 
the Malitia, to be printed, 16 Mar.—To be heard 25 &amp; 26 
Mar. 1642. His Examination reported ; Lords to be defired 
to appoint fome Members of their Houfe to examine him, in 
Prefence of fome Members, 28. Report to be made, 6 
Apr. Refers himfelf to his Information given in Writing ; 
Refojution thereupon; verbal Charge againft him to be tranf- 
mitted to Lords ; Serjeant to deliver him to Black Rod, 7. 
Speaker to write a Letter to the Judges of Affize for York, that 
Mr. Bofvile has Privilege, and that a Suit be — 19 Mar. 
1642, Franc to be fent for by Serjeant, for printing a 
Meffage from the King, and Reply thereto, 28 Mar. 
Order for his Appearance, 7 Apr——To be fent for, for re- 
printing a Declaration, 27 May. ——Wright and Dexter to be 
fent for by Serjeant for printing a Petition and Declaration of 
both Houfes, 28 Mar. Order for their Appearance, 7 
Apr._—Humpfryville to be fent for by Serjeant, for feigning 
and printing Letters pretended to come from the Hague, 28 
Mar. Committed to the Gatehoufe, 30. Order for his 
Appearance, 7 Apr.c—For his Difcharge, 19 May—— 
ood to be fent for by Serjeant, for printing a Diurnal, 28 
Mar.——Order for his Appearance, 7 Apr. Refolution that 
rinting any Paflages of Houle, without Licence, is a Breach of 
Privilege: to be difperfed—a Committee to prepare Order ac- 
cording to the Terior thereof. Heren to be fent for by Ser- 
jeant, for caufing Two Speeches to be printed, pretended to be 
fpoken by Members, 28 Mar.—Sir John Evelyn’s Complaint; 
Robins to be fent for by Serjeant, 31.—Petition of Geo. Kirke 
and Humphry Walrond read, and avowed; Petitioners exa- 
mined; Petition referred to a Committee ; Hull and Kellett to 
be faummoned to attend, 6 Apr. Committees added, 235.— 
—Kellett to be heard, 13 May. Difmiffed Member under- 
takifig for his Appearan¢e upon a new Summons, 14.—— 
Hoafe acquainted of Examinations taken by Judge Reeve, 9 
Apr. Examinations referred to a Committee, 18. Judge 
Reeve to punifh them at his Difcretion, 9 July ——Refolution 
that a Difpenfation fent by the King to Members of Lords 
Houfe to difcharge them from their Attendance, contrary to 
an Order of the Houfe, is a Breach of Privilege, 12 Apr.— 
Smyth to be fent for as a Delinquent, for malicious Words 
againft the Parliament, 15.—Mr. Moon’s Complaint; Wall- 
-worth to be fummoned to attend, 21.—Refolution that inter- 
cepting Letters, or Intelligence, to the Parliament, is a Breach 
of Privilege; Sir Tho. Darrell and Sir Jo. Hales to be fent for 
as Delinquents; Lords to be defired to join in the Vote, 26. 
Their Concurrence fignified, 28.-—Privilege not allowed toa 
Perfon having a Warrant for apprehending Priefts, 2 May.— 
Sir Robert Crane’s Complaint; Newman to be fent for by 
Serjeant; Speaker, by Letter, to acquaint the Court of 
King’s Bench he is within Privilege, 13 May. — Smyth, 
“— “? ‘. James Deeping, to be fent-for by Serjeant for 
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very fcandalous Words againft the Parliament, 18.——— 
Witneffes examined; committed to the Gatehoufe, and 
fined, 3 June. — Information of Words fpoken by Davy 
againft the Parliament, referred to the Juftices of Peace for 
Devonthire, 19. Conference defired by Lords concernin 
a Breach of Privilege of Parliament; Meffengers dififfed 
without Anfwer, 19 May. Conference agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of 
both Houfes to confider of bringing Delinquents difobeying 
Orders to deferved Punifhment, 2o. Mr. Huckmore’s 
Complaint; Huckmore to be fent for by Serjeant for Con- 
tempt of an Order, 21 May. Called in; Witneffes exa- 
mined ; committed to the Tower, 9 June. To be releafed, 
5 July.~—Further Complaint referred to a Committee, 7. To 
another Committee; Huckmore to be bailed, 11. 
Lowndes to be fent for by Serjeant for printing a Letter to the 
Committees at York, 21 .May.—Mr. Ogle’s Complaint re- 
ferred to a Committee, 30. Petition of Peter Scott read, 
and referred to a Committee ; Power granted him—Privilege 
granted to Sir Edw. Coke’s Executors and Aflignees for fole 
printing his Works for a Year, 3 June——Committee to con- 
fider of a Way to prevent publifhing Matters concerning the 
Parliament, 7 Order againft it; to be fent to Sheriffs, 9.— 
Pamphlet, intituled, “ A true Relation of the Proceedings of 
the Scots and Englifh Forces in the North of Ireland,” re- 
ferred to a Committee ; Sedgewick, Cowles, and Bates, to 
attend; Report; Cowles and Bates committed to the King’s 
Bench ; Book to be burnt by the common Hangman; Sta- 
tioners Company to feize them, 8 June. White examined, 
and committed to King’s Bench ; to be proceeded againft ac- 
cording to Law, 9. Order for his Difcharge, 15.—Pamph- 
let, intituled, “ The Relation of the particular Meflages at 
Howorth Moor,” referred to a Committee; Printer to attend 
them, 8 June.—Lady Elizabeth Sedley’s Complaint againtt 
Mr. Jo. Griffith, Junior; to have Liberty to profecute him ; 
Order for his Appearance within a limited Time, and ftopping 
the Ports; Bufinefs referred to a Committee, 8. Commit- 
tees added, 21 July. Report; Mr. Griffith voted guilty, 
and expelled; Refolution concerning Proceedings againft 
him in King’s Bench, 10 Aug. To be fent up by Lord 
General, 11 O¢t.—His Petition and Order for his Difcharge, 
20. Information of W ords f{poken againft the Parliament by 
a Chandler, referred to a Committee, 8 June. — Norton and 
Field to be fummoned to attend for printing a Pamphlet con- 
trary to Order, 9.—Buckley to be fent for by Serjeant for 
printing a Pamphlet, called, ““ New Orders agreed upon by 
a Parliament of Round Heads,” 15.—Vavafor to be fum- 
moned to attend for difperfing a Pamphlet, intituled, “ The 
Speech of a Warden to the Fellows of his College.”— 
Barker to attend, and fhew by what Authority he printed a Pe- 
tition ot the Nobility, &amp;c. in Scotland; Order for ftaying the 
Vent of them, 15. Turner to be fent for by Serjeant for 
Words to the Difhonour of the Parliament, 1 July. To be 
fummoned to attend for difobeying the Order, 6. ‘To be fent 
for as a Delinquent, 11. His Petition, 20.—Sir Harry Bag- 
gott’s Complaint ; Bruce to be wgoy we and have Privilege, 
4.—Mr. Talbot to be fent for by Serjeant for difobeying 
an Order,—Complaint of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ The De- 
claration or Refolution of the County of Hereford;” Parties 
examined ; Dutton reprimanded, and committed to the Gate- 
houfe ; Conference detired by Lords touching the Declaration ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
toa Hamon to be fent for by the Serjeant; Hubbard and 
vans to be proceeded againft according to Law; Sir Rob. 
Harley to prefent Letters received from tome of the Gentry, 
8.—Dr. Duckfon committed to thé Gatehonfe for Prevarica- 
tion, 13. His Petition; Order for his Dischargé, 20.— 
Jacob, Kemp, Legent, and Woodgreene, to be fent for as 
Delinquents for difobeying an Order, 14 July. Witneffes to 
be fummoned, 15. Delinquents to bé examined by a Com- 
mittee, 1g. ‘Fheir Petition tead, 20——~Woodgreené’s Pe- 
tition, and Order for his Ditcharge, 3 Aug. Petition of the 
reft; Order for bailing them, 4. Bait approved, 8——Sir 
Edw. Heron ordered into Cuftody, 21 July. Reynold’s 
Complaint ; Roe to be fent for by Serjeant, 26.——Clarke to 
be fummoned to attend for Contempt of an Order, 13 Aug. 
Committed to the King’s Bench, 24. Order for his Dit 
charge, 1 Sept—— Coleman to be fent for by Serjéant ; Wit- 
nefles to attend, 13 Aug.——His Petition, and Order for his 
Difcharge, 17 Sept——Jeffery to be fent for by Serjeant for 
Words fpoken againft the Parliament, 19 erick pe to be 
fummoned ity Cuttody for Words a ainftthe *rocéedings of Par- 
liament, 22.——Mr. Afhe’s Complaint; Mahewes, Bo oughes, 
and S to be fent for as Delmquents, 26. Their Petition, 
and Order for their Difcharge; Mémiber to reprehénd them, 
27.+-Member to rie aftér the Ptititer and Author of a 
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conteririg reptoachfal Words againft the Parliament, — 
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by Rich. Pawlins, referred to the Committee for Informa- 
tions ; Paulins to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30. Dowth- 
waite committed to the Gatehoufe for fcandalous Words 
againft the Parliament, 6 Sept. His Petition and Order for 
his Difcharge,aud making Recantation at the Quarter Seffion 
at Maidfione, 23. Several Perfons to be fent for as Delin- 
quents, for Contempt of Orders, 7 Sept.—Sir Tho. Dacres’s 
Complaint ; Bond and Warren to be fummoned to appear, 8.— 
Report from Committee of a Libel publifhed tothe Difhonour 
of the Parliament; Sir Wm. Denny to be fent for by Sejeant ; 
Witnefles to be fummoned, 16. Examination referred to 
the Committee for Informations, 7 Oc. Order for his Dit- 
charge, 1g Dec. Report from the Committee for Informa- 
tions concerning Dr. Nicholson, his Father, and Brother ; 
Order for their Commitment ; a Committee to prepare Charge 
againft them, 26 Sept. Their Petition ; Queftion for their 
Difcharge, Neg. 6 Dec.—Petition of Father read, 19. An- 
other read, and Order for his Difcharge, 4 Jan. Dr. to be 
bailed, 5. Mr. Porter to be taken into Cuftody for Contempt 
of an Order, 16 Sept. Examination referred to the Commit- 
tce for Informations, 7 O&amp;. Privilege granted to a Trooper, 
29 Sept. —— Lord Mayorto proceed againft Slaughterand Jack- 
fon for feandalous Aiperfions againtt the Parliament, 6 O&amp;. 
Jackfon’s Petition read, 7.—Certificate of feandalous Words 
fpoken by William Price, read; Price to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 6.—Fountaine to be fent for, for Contempt of a 
Committee of both Houfes, 11. Examined, and committed 
to the Gatehoufe, 12. To have Liberty, with the Keeper, to 
attend his Wife’s Funeral, 15. To go to Church with 
him, 2 Nov.-——His Petition; Queftion for bailing him, 
Neg. 20 Déc. Sir Walth. Earle’s Complaint ; Huffey to be 
_ fent for as a Delinquent, 12 O&amp;—Mr. Pym’s Complaint; 
Darrell to make Retraction under his own Hand, 12. Pre- 
fents, and acknowledges it; Order for bailing him, 13. His 
Acknowledgement to be printed, 15. To be fent Prifoner 
to Yarmouth, 26 Jan. Report from Committee of Afper- 
fions laid by Mr. Hughes on the Parliament, &amp;c. Order for 
his Commitment to New Prifon, 14 Oct. His Petition 
read, 17 Nov. Another read; Queftion for bailing him, 
Neg. 16 Dec. Another read, and Order for bailing him, 9 
Feb. Privilege granted to Complainants, 15 Oct. 
Sutcliffe examined touching his Mifbehaviour at a Committee 
—Words complained of by him referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 19.—Cane to be fent for as a Delinquent, for 
imprifoning a Meffenger employed by a Committee, 21.— 


Intormation of fcandalous Words againft the Parliament; 
Witnefles examined; Cheflyn heard, and committed to 


Solchefter Gaol, 28. Gale fent for as a Delinquent, for 
Contempt of an Order, i Nov.—Colfton, Crefwick, and Liffett, 
to be fent for as Delinquents, for difobeying the Summons of 
a Committee, 2—Mr. Darley’s Complaint; Parties to be 
fummoned, 10.—Dr. Francklin, Mr. Flick, Mr. Reeve, and 
Mr. Farrow, to be fent for as Delinquents, for maligning the 
Proceedings of Parliament, 15.—Sir Jo. Hotham’s Complaint; 
Piers to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25.——Sir John’s 
Letter read; Member to write Anfwer, 12 Dec. Mr. 
Downehall and Mr. Reynolds to be fent for as Delinquents, 
for Contempt of an Order, 26 Nov. Mr. Francklyn to 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 1 Dec—Hopper, Slater, and 
Serjeant Porter, to be fent for as Delinquents, for Contempt 
of an Order, 2.—Privilege not to be allowed to Perfons com- 
mitted by Order of Houfe, 6.—Hlall to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 8. Matter referred to the Committee for Informa- 
tions ; Order for his Commitment to the Gatehoufe, 14.— 
No Committee to grant Protections, but by Order of Houfe; 
a Committee to inquire after Proteétions granted to Malig- 
nants, or others, by the Committee for Defence of the King- 
dom, 10 Dec.—Captain, Draper, and,Captain Dingley, to be 
fent for by Serjeant for contemptuous Words againft Houle, 10. 
Draper difcharged ; a Committee to examine the Bufinefs, 12. 
—froteétion granted to a Conftable in Effex, 20.—Mr. Pri- 
deaux’s Complaint of a Servant committed by Lords; Order for 
his Difcharge; Matter referred to the Committee for Difpatches 
—W oodgate to be fent for by Serjeant for difobeying Orders, 
22. Su Tho. Jermyn to be fummoned in Cuttody, for 
Words fpoken againft Mr. Gourdon, 30. Order for his 
Difcharge, 7 Jan.—Complaint of a Book, intituled, “ A 
Complaint to the Houfe of Commons, 31. Order for 
feizing them, 31 Dec. 2Jan. Wright committed to the 
Compter; Book to be burnt by the common Hangman, 2. 
—Champion ordered into Cuftody, 17—Dr. King fent for by 
Serjeant, 18:—Collifon to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21.— 
Kethe to be fent for by Serjeant, 26.—Sir Francis Coke 
to be fent for as a Delinquent, for fcandalous Words againtt 
the Parliament—Mr, Mountague’s Complaint; Servant to be 
difcharged ; Under-theriff to attend, 26. Mr. Roberts to 
be fent for as a Delinquent, for {peaking in a {candalous Man- 
ner of the Proceedings of Parliament—Sir Tho. Cheeke 


allowed his Privilege, 2 Feb.—Norton and Sheres committed 
to Newgate for printing a fcandalous Book, intituled, “ The 
Complaint to the Parliament,” 3.—W yntour to be difcharged 
for abufing Colonel Goodwyn, 9. Matter referred to a 
Committee, 24.—Declaration that no Court has Cognizance, 
or Jurifdiction, touching the Commitment of Perfons com- 
mitted by either Houfe—Proceedingsagainft Captain Legard to 
be ftayed, 9 —Meflage to Lords, taking Notice of their Order 
for calling a Common Hall for Advancement of Moneys; An- 
{wer thereto, 17.—Sampfon committed to the Gatehoufe for 
difobeying Orders; Examination referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 25.——Order for iis Difeharge, 11 Mar. 

Sir Wim. Lewis’s Complaint; Cropp to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, 25 Feb.—Smyth and Lee to be fent for by Serjeant 
for difobeying an Order, 27. Dr. Jefferies to be fent for 
as a Delinquent, for difobeying Orders, 6 Mar—A Com- 
mittee to confider of Declaration to preferve the Privileges of 
Parliament, 13. 

1641, Bill to reftrain the Multiplicity of Parliamentary 
Protections, read twice, and committed; all that come to 
have Voices, 25 May. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 
26. Bill reported, and re-committed, 2 June. Reported, 
and re-committed again, 16. Committees added, 16 &amp; 21. 

Bill to be reported, 20 Aug. 25 Oct.——-Order for 
Meeting of the Committee, 12 Nov.—Bill reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 19. A Committee to prepare Bill to 
reftrain the Privilege of Parliament in fome Cafes during this 
Seffion, 27 Oct. Bill read twice, and committed, 13 Nov. 
Reported, and re-committed, 19. Pafled, and fent to Lords, 
23. Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 3 Dec. Lords Amend- 
ments reported, read twice, and committed, 7. —Lords put 
Houfe in mind of the Bill, 29 Jan. 

1642, the Committee for the Bill to meet, and report 
the State thereof, 5 May. Bill to be reported, 3 June. = * 


Probert, Henry, 1642, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him 


out of the Commiflion of Peace, 28 Apr. 


Proclamations, 1640, to be confidered by the Committee for the 


Projectors. 


Starchamber, 12 Jan. 
Vide Monopolifts. 


Proteétions, Parliamentary. -Vide Privileges. 
Proteftants, Englith, 1642, Petition of fome lately come from 


Ireland, referred to the Committee for Contributions, 10 Aug. 
— Another referred, 26. 


Protefiation, 1641, a Committee to prepare one to be made by 


the Members touching a Paper loft; Form thereof reported ; 
feveral Members make it, 23 Apr. 
1641, a Committee to withdraw, and prepare a Protefta- 
tion for the Defence of the Religion eftablifhed, of the King’s 
Perfon, and the Liberty of the Subject ; Proteftation reported, 
and re-committed ; Committees added ; Proteftation reported 
from Re-commitment, and agreed to; Refolution that it be forth- 
with made by every Member; Names of thofe that made it; 
Preamble thereto reported, and agreed to; Conference to be 
defired with Lords thereupon; Managers appointed, 3 May. 
Conference defired, and agreed to; a Committee to view the 
Names of thofe that made the Proteftation, 4. Other Mem- 
bers make it, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 10, 11, 12, 13. 17, 18, 19. 
&amp; 27, May. 7, 8. &amp; 18, June.——5, 6, 9. 13, &amp; 14, 
July.—g Sept.—Proteftation, with the Preamble, to be 
printed and fent by Members to their refpective Counties ; 
Order for Sitting of the Committee; Meflage from Lords ac- 
quainting Houfe they had taken it, 5.—Members excufed from 
making it, 6—A Committee to explain the Word “ Doc- 
trine,” 7. Explanation to be reported; Paper offered for 
that Purpofe referred, 11. Explanation reported, and agreed 
to, 12. Attefted Copies thereof to be given to Members re- 
quiring them, 13. Order for printing it, 14.——-Refolution 
that the Proteftation is fit to be taken by every one; to be fent 
by Members into their feveral Counties, &amp;c. to be printed, 
and attefted by the Clerk, 30 July. Conference defired by 
Lords theteupon; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Confe- 
rence held, and reported; another Conference to be defired 
with Lords ; Managers appointed, 2 Aug. Conference defired, 
agreed to, and held, 3.——Copy of a Letter to be fent to 
Sheriffs, recommending their taking it ; Order for all Perfons 
to take it, 20 Jan. Like Letter to be fent to Mayors, &amp;c. 
of the Cities, Boroughs, &amp;c.. 28. Proteftation to be 
tendered to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, &amp;c. 7 
Mar. Certificates concerning taking it to be received by the 
Committee for feandalous Minifters, 8. Members to perute 
them, 17. r 
1642, a Committee to confider the Number and Quality 
of Perfons that have refufed the Proteftation ; Members to re- 
turn their Names to them, 16 Apr.——Proteftation to be 
taken by Prifoners committed forlevying War againft the Par- 
liament, before their Difcharge, agreed to, 9 Feb. ; 
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IN DEX @ the SEconp Vo.iumE. 


1641, Billconcerning making the Proteftation by all his 
Majefty’s Subjects, ordered, 4 May. Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 6——Order for Meeting of the Committee, 27 May. 











15 June. 7 July. Bill reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 13. Order for Third Reading, 16. Paffed, 19. _ 
Providence, Ship, 1642, Informations concerning Stores im- 
bezzled thereout, referred to the Committee for the Navy, 9 

Nov. 

Pru, Hugh, 1642, to have Warrant to travel to the King’s 
Court, 21 Feb. 

Puckle, Mr. 1641, Houfe informed of an Examination taken 
againft him, 3 Jan. 

Pulefion, John, 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to the 
Committee for the Marches of Wales, 18 Feb. Vide Wales.’ 

Purbeck, Mle of, 1641, Sir Jo. Bankes nominated to have the 
Government of the Militia there, 12 Feb——Deputy Lieu- 
tenants approved, 17 Mar. 

Purpett, Mr. 1642, committed to the Fleet ; Order for reftore- 
ing his Money and Horfe, 28 Oct.———For his Difcharge, 24 
Jan. © 

Purflow, Elizabeth, 1641, to be fummoned to attend a Com- 
mittee, for printing a Pamphlet, intituled, “ Certain Que- 
ries of fome tender-confcienced Chriftian ;’ Pamphlet re- 
ferred to a Committee, 3 Dec. 

Purveyance, 1641, Bill tor taking it away, read, 7 Aug. 

1642, Collectors of Purveyance to pay uo Compo- 
fitions, but by Direétions of the Committee for the King’s 
Revenue, 13 Dec. ‘ 

Pye, Sir Ro. 1640, his Eleétion approved, 5 Jan. 

Pygott, Sir Tho. 1641, Petition read, 19 Aug. Another re- 
commended by the King, and read ; Refolution thereupon, 1 
Sept. 

Pus, Mr. 1640, Motion for thanking him for his Delivery of 
the Charge againft the Earl of Strafford, 25 Nov. Thank- 
ed for delivering Articles of Impeachment to Lords, 26 


Feb. 














1641, Vide Privileges, and Kimbolton. To bring in 
Copies of his Speeches at the Earl of Strafford’s Tryal, go 
Apr. Thanked for his Service at a Conference, and to de- 
liver his Speech in Writing, 25 Jan.—Meflage from the 
King concerning his Speech at a Conference, 8 Feb. Vide 
King.—Letter directed to him, found by Watchmen in the 
Court-houfe, referred to the Committee for Informations, 21. 
To be prefented to Lords at a Conference, 19 Mar. 
1642, Speaker to iflue Warrant to bring a Perton he 
fhall nominate, 8 June. Party examined touching Words 
fpoken againft him, 1 July—Conference defired with Lords 
concerning Words fpoken againft him by Mr. Windebank ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; a Committee of both Houfes to examine the Matter 
upon Oath, 4. Report; Darnel to be fent for as a Delin- 
guent, 8. Bufinefs concerning him to be reported, 18 Aug. 
Order for printing his Speech at a Common Hall, and for 
thanking him for his Service there, 14 Jan. 

Charles, 1642, has Leave to attend Lord General, 9 


























Sept. 

8 Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 23 Jan. 

Pynner, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recommended, 
31 May. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


“gh sac tlagicort vac H, new Writ, 16 Apr. 
Queflion, previous, Affirmative; viz. for a Member to 
affume the Chair of a Committee, 18 Apr. 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


UARLES, Mr. 1642, Confideration of the Contraé&amp; with 
him for tranfporting Arms into Ireland, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Adventurers, 7 Oct. 

Quarrel, 1640, Speaker to end the Difference between Serjeant 
Grimfton and Serjeant Hunt, 11 Nov. Difference between 
Sir H. Herbert and Serjeant Wilde to be confidered by the 
Houfe, 6 Jan. 18 &amp; 25 Feb. Parties and Witneffes 
heard; Debate thereon; Referees to compofe it within a 
Time limited, 9 Mar. Time inlarged, 12. . 

1641, Evidence prefented in Writing, 23 Aug.-——Bu- 
finefs referred to a Committee, 5 Mar. Speaker to have a 
‘Warrant for fiaying and apprehending Members, who fend or 
receive Challenges, 31 Jan. ; 

——-— 1642, Information given of a Quarrel between Mr. 

‘ Bainton and Mr. Giles Hungerford; Mr Bainton heard, and 
injoined not to proceed any further; Myr. Hungerford to be 
fent for in Cuftody ; Examinations of the Bufinefs referred to 

Vox. II. 




















the Committee for Examinations; Houfe to confider Words. 
fpoken by Mr, Bainton, 27 Feb. 

Queteien, Robert, 1640, to be {ummoned as a Witnefs, 27 

ov. 

Queen, 1640, her Meflage, excufing the raifing Money among 
the Recufants for a Northern Expedition; Thanks thereupon, 
4 Feb. 

1641, Lords to be defired at a Conference to move her to 

forbear her Journey to Portfmonth, 6 May. A Committee 

to prepare Heads for a Conference concerning it; Heads re- 
ported ; Lords to be moved to join in prefenting them to the 

King; Conference defired; Managers appointed; Confer- 

ence agreed to, held, and reported; Lords Concurrence fig- 

nified, 14 July. Meflage from them, acquainting Houfe what 

time the King would be attended at Whitehall, and defiring a 

Committee of both Houfes may attend him; Anfwer thereto ; 

Committee appointed; Heads of the Addrefs to ftopthe Queen’s 

Journey, 15.—Conference defired by Lords, touching Heads 

to be prefented to Queen; agreed to,} held, and reported, 16. 

Queen’s Anfwer reported, 17. Her Meflage concerning 

putting off her Journey ; Thanks thereupon; Conference de- 

fired by Lords concerning her Meflage to them; agreed to; 

Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; a 

Committee of both Houfes to thank her; Report of Thanks 

given; Form thereof, 21. Members to attend the Queen 

to know her Commands, 17 Aug. Her Anfwer reported, 

20. Conference defired by Lords upon a Propofition concern- 

ing her Priefts; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 

held, and reported, 24. Metjage from Lords to the Queen 
concerning the Prince’s refiding at Richmond, and her Anfwer, 
communicated at a Conference, 2 Nov.—Lords to be moved 

at a Conference, that her Servants may take the Oaths, 10. 

To be moved for a Commiflion to fome Lords to tender them, 

13. Meffage to be fent todefire them totake the Commiflion 

into Confideration, 31 Dec. Sent; their Anfwer, 3 Jan.— 

Meflage to Lords, defiring them to join in moving the Queen to 

difcover who informed her that the Parliament intended to im- 

peach her of High Treafon, with a Copy of the Articles; 

Anfwer thereto, 20. Further Anfwer communicated by 

Lords, 27——-Note from the King concerning the Queen’s 

accompanying the Princefs to Holland, communicated by 

Lords, 7 Feb. Meflage to Lords, defiring a Letter from 

Lord Digby to her may be opened by a Committee of both 

Houfes; Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer; free Con- 

ference defired by Lords ; agreed to; Managers and Reporters 

appointed; free Conference held; Lords Diffent reported ; 

Refolution that Houfe adhere to their former Vote ; a Com- 

mittee to prepare Reafons, 14. A Letter from the King, with 

a Meffage inclofed, exprefling the Queen’s Defire to have a 

Tranfcript of the Letter; Lords defired to fend down the Ori- 

ginals; fend them, 17. Meflage read; Tranfcript of all the 

Letters to be fent to the King; a Committee to prepare An- 

{wer to his Meflage; Anfwer reported, agreed to, and to be 

fent to Lords, 18 Sept. Their Concurrence fignified ; a Com- 

mittee of both Houfes to attend him therewith ; another Com- 

mittee appointed ; One of the former being indifpofed, 10. 

King’s Anfwer, 25. i 

1642, her Declaration and Propofitions referred to the 

Committee for Printing, 1 July.—Letters direéted to her, 

communicated by Lords at a Conference, opened, and xe- 

ferred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 30.— 

— Information that fhe is at Rotterdam, and bound for New- 

caftle; Order thereupon, 17 Sept. Her Letter to the Earl 

of Newcafile, read, 6 O&amp;. Letter from Yarmouth con- 
cerning her coming thither, referred to a Committee ; [nfor- 

mation referred, 13 Feb. Report, 23. 

1640, Bill from Lords for Confirmation of her Jointure, 

7 Dec. Read; sperms to move the Houfe for Second Read- 
ing, 12.——QOrder for it, 20 Jan. 16 Feb.—Bill 
committed, 17. Petitions referred, 19, 20. &amp; 26, Feb.— 
—3 Mar. 

——— 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 19 May. 

Petitions referred, 9 &amp; 29 June. 2 July. Chair- 

man to iffue Warrants for Witneffes, &amp;c. 11 May.——Com- 

mittees added; Committee impowered to confider of the 

Tranfportation of Jewels and Treafure, and carrying over 

Princefs Mary, 14 July. Bill to be expedited, 17 &amp; 21. 
Reported, and re-committed, 21. 

Queen-Mother, 1641, her Apprehenfions from the Diforders of 
the People, communicated by Lordsat a Conference; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 11 May. 
Order for their Sitting, 15. Heads reported, 18.— Another 
Committee to confider of raifing Money for her Journey, 5 
July. Order for their Meeting, 28. For Payment of a Lean 
of 30,000/. for that Purpofe, 31. ‘The Committee im- 
powered to take Courfe for configning 7,000 /. to be received 
at Antwerp, 9 Aug, Order touching the Days of Payment, 
and putting Bills into Earl Marfhal’s Hands, 10. Altered, 
11. Report of Bills delivered to him, 13. 

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Queen's Head, 1642, to be fearched for Ammunition, 27 
June. 

Quelch, Mr. 1641, to be fent for asa Delinquent, to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 23 Dec. 

Quejlions, previous, Neg. 1641, viz. concerning Perfons have- 
ing taken Tonage and Poundage, 24 May.—Concerning 
Sir Robert Mantell’s Cale, 27. For affenting to a Report, 
6 Sept. For confidering a Requeft of Lords, 28 Dec.— 
Concerning granting a Commiflion, 29. For fiaying Pro- 
ceedings upon a Commiffion granted, 16 Feb.—F'or putting a 
Quettion upon a Report from a Committee, 18. Concern- 
ing Allowance to a Perfon for a Journey, 9 Mar. 

1642, for putting a Queftion upon a Debate, 25 Mar. 

—For difabling Members to fit this Parliament, 1 Apr. 

27 Aug.—2 Sept. For Recompence to a Perfon com- 

plained of for Breach of Privilege, 2 May.For fufpending a 

Committee, 16.—For fending for Members abfent without 

Leave, 19—For adjudging them Delinquents, go. For 

fining Members ablent 20/. 16 June—For infifting on a 

Claule, defired by Lords to be omitted, 27. For pafling a 

Bill, 6 Aug. For admitting a Member in Cuftody into the 

Houfe, 10 Sept. For appointing a Day to debate about 

continuing a Committee, 28 Nov. For delivering of 

Money and Plate feized in the Exchequer, 14 Dec.—For the 

Difcharge of a Delinquent, 26. For printing a Letter from 

the King to the Earl of Newcatile, 24 Jan. Concerning 

King’s Anfwer toPropofitions, 8 Feb.—Concerning appointing 

Pertons to treat with him, o. For difiraining upon Mem- 

bers, Non-contributors to the Propofitions—for a new Writ, 

2 Mar.—For referring a Letter intercepted from the King 

to the Queen, 10. 

1641, Affirmative; viz. for referring a Bufinefs to a 

Committee, 20 July. —--For a Petition to the King, 29 Od. 

For committing a Member to the Tower, 25 Nov. 

For printing a Remonftrance, 15 Dec. For voting a Perfon 

fit to be removed from King and Queen, 15 Feb.—For order- 

ing a Bill, 22. 

1642, concerning Lords refufing to attend upon Sum- 

monfes, 11 June. For bailing a Delinquent, 30 Sept.— 

—Concerning Lord Lieutenant’s going to Ireland, 25 O&amp;t. 

Concerning appointing Meffengers to the King, 5 Nov. 

Concerning difabling a Member to fit, 3 Dec.—For re- 

voking an Order, 29.—For defiring the King to remove a 

Perfon from Court, 30. Concerning fearching Chambers 

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AINSHAWE. Vide Privileges. 
Reading, new Writ, 17 Apr. 

Records of the Houfe, a Committee to perufe them, 17 Apr. 

Recoveries fuffered by Infants; Bill to prevent Abufes therein, 
read, 16 Apr. Committed, 21. Order for Sitting of the 
Committee, 30 Apr. &amp; 1 May. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 16 Apr.—Perfon to be 
fent for by Warrant to attend them, 21. 

Motion that the Clerk may look out the Remonftrance 
for Religion prepared the laft Parliament, 17 Apr. 

——-— Articles of Grievances touching Innovations in Religion 
propounded ; Motion concerning the Manner of Proceeding 
thereupon; Article to be confidered ina Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 17 Apr. Confidered; Report; Order for con- 
fulting with Lords thereupon; a Committee to prepare the In- 
ducements, 23. Inducements reported; Refolution there- 
upon ; another Committee to prepare Dire¢tions for manage- 
ing the Conference, 24. Order for their Setting, 27 &amp; 28. 
Perfons to attend them; their Report touching the Difpofition 
of the Parts of the Conference ; Managers appointed; Refo- 
lutions concerning divers Heads to be handled thereat—For 
a Claufe of Refervation, 29. Further Debate adjourned, 2 
&amp; 39 Apr. &amp; 1 May. 

Returns. lv; . 

Double Returns. f Vide Elettions. 

-a Committee to view fome Returns fent up with Blanks, 
28 Apr. 

Rufhworth, John, admitted Clerk-Affiftant—not to make Notes, 
without the Command of the Houfe; only Orders and Re- 
ports, 25 Apr. 

Ryegate Election, and double Return , Order for the Committee 
to proceed in it, 18 Apr. Report; One Burgels called in ; 
Cafe of the other Two referred to the further Confideration of 
the Committee, 20. 








16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Carl. Parl. 5. 
1641, ¥ 1642. 


A. 1640, 


ACHDA LE, 164;, Bill for eftablithing feveral Parcels of 
Land in the Manor, &amp;c, read, 3 June. Committed; In- 





INDEX @o the SEconp VOLUME. 


firuction; Parties concerned to have Notice, 25. Order for 
Meeting of the Committee ; Committees added, 28. 

Radford, Arthur, 1642, Order for difarming and fending him 
up in fafe Cuftody, 15 Od. 

Radnor County, 1641, Lord Keeper nominated Lord Lieute- 
nant, 11 Feb,—Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar. 

Rainsford, Francis, 1642, Petition; Order for bailing him, 17 
Sept. 

Reigh ieee, 1642, to pay in his Share of Aqueduct-money 
received from the King, and be difcharged from Security given 
upon that Account, 24 May. 

Raleigh, 1642, Petition of Minifter and People referred to a 
Juttice of Peace, 10 Aug. 

Ramfey, John, Clerk, 1641, to be releafed from Gaol, and fent 
to Bedlam, 27 May. 

Colonel, 1642, to be thanked for his Services, 18 
Nov. 

Sir James, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Scotland, 
16 Feb. 

— Lieutenant William, 1642, to be removed to Colchef- 
ter; a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor for fafeguarding, 
and keeping him clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Randall, Thomas Roger, 1641, Bill to enable him, and Wm. 
Hunt, to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 24 May. 

Ranger, Edw. 1640, to be tent for by Warrant, 17 Mar. 

Raphoe, Bithop of, 1642, his Petition to the King recommended 
to both Houfes ; Form of the Reference, 16 July. Other 
Petitions referred to the Commiflioners for Irifh Affairs, 15 
Aug. Another referred to the Committee for Adventurers, 
7 Sept.—to have Warrant to go to the King, 12. 

Rajfhley, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Ratcliffe, Sic Geo. 1640, 2 Member of the [rith Parliament, to 
be fent for to anfwer a Charge of High Treafon againft him ; 
King to be moved for Directions therein, 13 Nov. His An- 
{wer ; Speaker toiffue Warrants to feveral Perfons to aflift in 
executing the Order, 14. Not to be fuffered to {peak or cor- 
refpond with the Earl of Strafford, 30. Day appointed for 
his Appearance, 1 Dec: Committed to the Gatehoufe; no 
Perfon to {peak to him but in the Prefence of the Keeper, g. 
—Committee to examine Witnefles, and prepare a Charge 
again{ft him, 24. Articles read, and to be ingroffed; Refolu- 
tion for impeaching him of High Treafon ; Meflage to Lords 
for that Purpofe; Meflage from them about fecuring him; 
another to them thereupon; their Anfwer, 29. Ingroffed 
Articles read, and to be delivered to Lords at a Conference ; 
Meflenger declares the Effect of what he intended to fay at the 
Delivery; Report of Articles delivered ; Order touching the 
Examination of Witnefles, 31. A Committee to open a 
Letter direéted to him, and communicate the Contents, if 
worthy, 19 Feb. 

— 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee ; Commit- 
tees added, 18 May. Committee to ftand, 1 June. 

— 1642, Lords to be moved to haften his Tryal, 26 
iviar. 

——— Sir Alexander, 1642, not to be difcharged till further 
Order ; to be committed to Serjeant’s Cuftody ; Examination 
of Matters concerning him referred to the Committee for de- 
fence of the Kingdom, 2 Nov.—To the Committee for Infor- 
mations, 4. Report; Refolutions thereupon ; Order for his 
Commitment to the Tower, o. 

-—— Wm. 1642, to be committed to the Clinke, 11 Nov. 

Ratcliffe, 1641, Bill for ere&amp;ing Four Churches in the Hamlets 
of Ratcliffe, Limehoufe, Poplar, and Mile-end, read, 3 June. 
Committed, 19. Committee revived; Order for that 
Sitting; Committees added, 28 Feb. 

Rates, Book of. Vide Supply. 

Ravenfcroft, Mr. 1641, to be bailed, 20 Jan. A Committee 
take the Information againft him, 26. Lord Keeper to be 
moved to put him out of the Cemmiflion of Peace ; Order for 
bailing him, 2 Feb. 

1642, Report from a Committee that he has paid in his 
Loan of 50 /. 16 Sept. 

Rawlinfon, Mr. 1642, Order about removing him from York 
to the King’s Bench, 16 Sept. 

—_— Mr. 1640, Petition re-delivered to be amended, 28 

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1641, to be withdrawn from the Committee for Griev- 

ances, and preferred to Mr. Chambers’s Committee, 9 July. 

Nehemiah, 1642, Petition referred to a Committee ; 
Members to fhew it to Judges of the King’s Bench, and of 
the Duchy Court, 27 May. 

Rayner, Sir Jo. 1640, Bill for Confirmation of Letters Patents 
to him of Lands in Kent, &amp;c. read, 8 Mar. Read Second 
time; Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffment, feverally 
Neg. Bill rejeéted, 19. 

Read, Rob. 1640, to attend, 20 Nov. 4 Dec. 

Reade, Mr. 1642, Lords acquaint Houfe at a Conference, that 
he ~ arrived from Ireland, and committed to the Tower, 
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INDEX 0 the tenoen VOLUME. 


Reading, 1640, Bill concerning it read, 16 Mar. ' 
1642, Houfe informed of certain Proclamations read 





there—Turner and Southby to be fent for as Delinquents, 12 - 


July. Southby to be releafed, 20. 

Reading, John, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Informatians, 6 Dec. 

Richard, 1641, Order of the Committee of Privileges 
to him made void, 7 June. 

Recefs. Vide Adjournment. 

Recognizances, 1642, Member to prepare Order for difcharging 
the Recognizances which Perfons, employed in the Service of 
the Parliament, were forced into, 1 Aug. Order reported, 3. 
Sent to Lords, 5. 

Records of the Houfe, 1640. Vide Journals. 

——— 1642, Lords Concurrence to the Propofition for not 
removing the Records fignified, 27 May. 

Recufants, Popith, 1640, Meflage from King about a Proclama- 
tion for dilarming them—a Committee to inquire into the 
Number of them in London, and within Ten Miles thereof, 
9 Nov. Order for their Sitting, 10 &amp; 12. Further Powers 
given them, 12 &amp; 14. Bufinefs concerning Harwood refer- 
red; Witnels to be fummoned, 20. Petitions and Catalogue 
of Papifts referred, 23 &amp; 30. Report of Exceptions to the 
Proclamation, and other Matters concerning Recufants, re- 
committed ; the Committee to prepare a Bill, and Petition to 
the King thereon, and confider information given to the 
King’s Bench touching the Number of them in a neighbouring 
Parifh, 28. Further Report touching the Difcharge of 
them from their Confinement, 1 Dec.—Juftices in London 
and Weftminfier to put the Laws againft them in Execution, 
3. Like Order to all Juftices in England and Wales, 7.— 
Further Orders for fecuring them, 24. ——-The Committee to 
ftand ; Order for their Meeting. 12 Jan.—Report ; Confer- 
ence to be defired with Lords about difarming them; Managers 
appointed, 11 Feb. A Committee to withdraw, and prepare 
additional Heads; their Report about Motives for removing 
Englifh Papifts from Court ; Conference to be defired; Ma- 
nager added, 13. Free Conference defired by Lords there- 
upon, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free 
Conference held, and to be reported, 23. Reported, 26.— 
Anfwer thereto to be debated, 26 Feb——4. 8. &amp; 13, Mar. 
—A Committee to prepare Queftions to be propofed to Per- 
fons concerning Inftruétions to Recufants for raifing Money 
for the Northern Expedition, 28 Jan. Examination of the 
whole Bufinefs referred, 29. Papers concerning the Collec- 
tion to be brought in, 30. Legality of Protections granted 
them referred toa Committee, 1 Mar.—Declaration touching 
difarming them to be fent to Lords—Bufinefs concerning the 
Removal of Englifh Papifts from Court, to be confidered, 15. 
Refolution for joining with Lords in a Petition to the King for 
that Purpofe; tree Conference to be defired touching difarming 
and removing them from Court, 16. Defired, agreed to, and 
held, 17. Another free Conference delired with Lords upon 
the fame Subject, agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Con- 
ference hcid—another defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters 
appulited, 23. 

——— 1641, Meffage from Lords, fignifying what time the 
King would be attended touching difarming and removing 
them from Court, 25 Mar——Lords to be moved to join in 
petitioning the King for his fpeedy Anfwer, 8 Apr—tTo 
think of a fhort Time tor defiring Audience, 26. Meflage 
from King, fignifying what time he would be attended for his 
Anfwer, 27. Aniwer to be reported, 29. Reported, go, 

Order tor apprehending thofe that difobey the Proclama- 

tion for ther Banifhment—Motion for difarming all, and fe- 

curing thofe of the greateft Quality—Certificates of thofe in 
or near London ordered, 7 May.—I{nformation of dangerous 

Words {poken by them, referred to a Committee, 14.—Mo- 

tion to be made at the Committee for them concerning Lords 

Popith Kecufunts, and their Wards, 15.—Names of the prin- 

cipal Papifts, and of the Commiflioners for difarming them, to 

be prefented—Order for {peedy difarming them to be prepared, 

21. The Committee to fiand, 1 June.—Auditors and Re- 

ceivers of the Forfeitures to bring in their Patents, go. 

Commitlioners appointed to inquire after the Arrears, 2 July. 

—Conference defired by Lords concerning difarming them, 

agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 19. 

Order from Lords concerning exempting their Children and 

Servants, referred to a Committee, 13 Aug.—A Committee 

to prepare Heads for a Commiflion for difarming them; Heads 

reported; Conference defired thereupon ; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 17. Meflage to Lords, defiring their 

Refolution concerning it; their Concurrence fignified; free 

Conterence defired by them touching the Manner, agreed to ; 

Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported ; 

Rejoiution for appointing Gentlemen in every County to tee 

Ordinance executed ; a Committee to prepare Ordinance, and 

prefent the Names of Perlons proper for the Service, 21. Or- 

~ for cca 24. For Meeting of the Committee, 
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25. Ordinance read, and to be confidered, 26. Cenfidered, 
and agreed to; Commitlioners Names ordered, 27. Prefented, 
and to be inferted, 28. Conference defired with Lords touch- 
ing the Ordinance, agreed to; Managers appointed; Con- 
ference held, 30. Ordinance and Inftructions agreed to by 
Lords, and defired to be ingroffed ; ingrofled Copy read, and 
paffed; figned by Speakers-of both Houfes, and to be printed, 
31. A Committee to confider of a Method for fecuring 
Papifts not convict, 2 Nov. Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe, and Heads for a Conference; Com- 
mittees added, 15. Another Committee to prepare Reafons; 
Reafons reported ; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, 17. Reported, 18.—Lift of the 
prime Papifts in every County ordered, 15.—Committee to 
fearch their Houfes for fufpected Perfons ; Lords Concurrence 
fignified; Black Rod and Serjeant to attend them, 16.— 
Names of thofe proper to be fecured, confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 19. Reported, and fent to Lords, 
with Defire to join in fecuring them, 20. A Committee to 
confider of Order for reviving and executing the Ordinance for 
difarming them, 20 Jan. 
1642, Members to prefent their Names, 2 June. 
Information concerning Money and Arms in their Houfes, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 17 
Aug.—Lords to be defired to expedite the Ordinance for dif- 
arming them, 18. Ordinance fent down, 20.—Order for 
enabling divers Perfons to feize them, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22.—A Committee to pre- 
pare Order for preventing Abufes by general Warrants for 
fearching Houfes, 26. Order for bringing Arms feized to 
Guildhall, 22 Sept. For detaining Horfe and Arms of a 
Recufant ftayed in Effex—the Committee for Informations to 
examine the Bufinefs concerning his Plate, 7 O&amp;. A 
Committee to confider of a Commiflion for putting the Laws 
againft them in Execution, 3 Jan. kee 
convict, 1641, a Committee concerning their Recusancy 
appointed, 14 May. Certificates referred, 15. Committees 
added, 19, 20. &amp; 26. Report; their Names to be returned into 
the Exchequer, 21, Petition referred, 4 June.—Further Re- 
port touching Recufants in the Wardfhip of Recufants ; Lords 
to be moved to join in a Petition to the King to put them into 
the Cuttody of Proteftants—Cafes of Hendricke and Marrott 
reperted—Sir Kenelm Digby to attend the Committee, 22. 
A Capuchin to attend them, 12 Aug. Other Mattersreferred, 13. 
1640, Bill to prevent Dangers from Popifh Recufants, 
read, 17 Mar. 
1641, Committed, 26 Mar. Order for Meeting of 
the Committee, 21 &amp; 29 May. Bill reported, and _re- 
committed, 2 June. Reported from Re-commitment, and 
to be ingroffed, 3. Pafled, and fent to Lords, 9. Recom- 
mended for Expedition, 10.——Houfe put them in mind 
of Bill, 6 July. Move them to expedite it; Report of 
Meflage delivered, 12. Bill returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments to be reported, 21. Reported, and re-commit- 
ted, 24. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 3 Aug. 
Bill to regulate Recufants Lands liable to the King’s Sei- 
zure, read, 3 Apr. Committed, 10.——Order for Sitting of 
the Committee, 5 &amp; 16 June. Bill reported, and to be in- 
offed, 30.—A Committee to prepare Bill for fining fuch as 
ftaid in ‘Town fince the Proclamation for their Banifhment, 
26.-——Inftruction to infert Claufe for reftraining them to 
practife Phyfic or Surgery in and about London, 5 June—— 
Bill for more fpeedy Conviction of them, read, 4 Nov.—Bill 
from Lords for putting fome popifhly affected into fafe Cuftody, 
read twice, and committed, 24 Nev. Reported, with Amend- 
ments; Conference to be defired with Lords concerning them, 
26. Defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 29. Another defired by Lords; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; Conference held; Amendments in part 
agreed to by Lords, 30..—-A Committee to prepare Reafons 
in Maintenance of the Amendments ; to proceed to Bufinefs 
if Four prefent, 3 Dec. Order for their Meeting, 7. Chair- 
man to attend with the Bill, ‘14. Bill re-committed; all that 
come to have Voices, 18. Conference to be defired with 
Lords concerning the Bill, and omitting a Name, 23. 
1641, Bill for difarming them, ordered, 3 Dec. Read, 6. 
Committed, 20. Order for Meeting of the Committee; all 
that come to have Voices, 24. Members to bring in Names 
of Recufants to be fecured, and of the Places where they are to 
be fecured, 28 Jan. Bill to be reported, 29.—— Reported, 
and re-committed ; Committee added, 5 Feb. 









































——- 1642, Bill reported from Re-commitment, and to be 


ingrofled, 12 Apr. Paffed, 22. 


—— 1641, Bill for fecuring them ordered, 7 Mar. Read, 21, 


1642, Committed, 12 Apr. ‘To be ingroffed, 28. 
1642, Bill concerning breeding Recufants Children in 
the Proteftant Religion, ordered, 12 Apr.——A Committee 
to prepare a Bill tor emploving their Eftates according to the 
Statute, 3 Jan, 

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IN DEX @ the SEcoND VOLUME. 


Richardfon, Simeon, 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 15 Mar, 
Examined touching a Letter found in the Court-houfe, 16.- 


Reddock, Lieutenant George, 1642, to be removed to Colchef- 
ter; a Committee to prepare Letter to the Mayor for keeping 
him clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Reeve, Peter, 1641, Petition read, 19 Aug. 

— Judge, 1642, to be thanked for promoting a Petition, 
defiring the King to return to the Parliament; his Anfwer, 
with an Account of Exceptions taken by him,g Apr. Vide 
Privileges. 

Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Reeves, Dr. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 5 July. 

Reformado Officers, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the King’s Army, 18 Aug. To be confidered, 
23. Lift of their Names ordered, and prefented, 24.—— 
Their Petition read ; Quefiion for referring it to a Committee, 
Neg. 23 Dec.——Another read; nothing done thereupon, 2 
Feb.——Another read ; Senfe of the Houfe upon it, 12 Mar. 

— 1642, Order for paying thofe entered in the Lift; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 12 July.—Refolutions concerning 
their Pay, &amp;c. 14 &amp; 18. 

Refugees, Proteftant, 1641, a Committee to confider of them, 
16 Aug. 

Regaud, Anne, 1641, Bill for naturalizing her, read, 30 Apr. 
——Party takes Oaths; Bill committed, 25 June. 

Religion, 1540, grand Committee appointed, 6 Nov. Petitions 
referred, 16 &amp; 28.—Report touching a Petition againft Dr. 
Lafield—touching Mr. Coltman’s Complaint againft Sir H. 
Spiller—touching the pulling down St. Gregory’s Church by 
Order of Council, 25 Nov. Vide Singulos Touching Dr. 
Potter—Mr. Fulham—Mr. Wilkinfon, 23 Dec. Vide Sin- 
gulos. Committee to ftand; impowered to confider of the 
ecclefiaftical Courts and Church Government, 12 Jan.—Re- 
port and Refolution touching a Statute made at Cambridge 
concerning Subferiptions, 20, Vide Cambridge. Geo. Lil- 
burne’s Petition to be heard before the Committee, 3 Feb. 

1641, Report touching Mr. Finch, Vicar of Chrift- 

church, London, 8 May. Vide Finch—touching Mr. Afton, 

Vicar of Painfwicke, 11. Vide Affon.—touching Dr. Utye, 

17. Vide Utye. Petitions referred, 30 June. 19 July. 

1642, Order for Sitting of the Committee, 26 &amp; 30 


























Mar. 

—- 1641, Bill for Security of the true Religion, the Safety 
and Honour of his Majeity, and the jult Rights of the Subject, 
and the better Difcovery and Punifhment of Popifh Recufants, 
read twice, and committed, 6 May..——Pafled, and fent to 
Lords, 19 July. 

Renche, Mr. 1642, Informations concerning him referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 2 Mar. 

Renham, Captain, 1641, Petitions referred to the Committee for 
the Starchamber ; Order for their Sitting during a Recefs, 8 
Sept. 

Rennulagh, Lord, 1642, Letter taking Notice of his Service and 
Patience to be prepared, 17 May. Reported, and agreed to, 
18. Petition on his behalf referred to the Committee for 
Adventurers, 27 Sept. 

Renton, Rich. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be required to grant 
Habeas Corpus, without Fee, for removing him from York 
Gaol, 4 O¢t. 

Report, 1640, Copies to be delivered to Members requiring them, 
o Nov.——Order about making them, 24 Dec. 8 &amp; 15 
Feb. 














1641, Confideration of printing a Report referred to the 
Committee for Printing, 28 June. 

Requefis, Court of, 1641, Bill for abolifhing it, read, 23 June. 

Returns. Vide Privilee 

Double Returns.§ "18° * US: 

Revett, Captain, 1642, Order for Indemnity of him and others, 
22 Aug. 

Reyne, 1642, Order for fupplying the Cure, and fequeftering 
tne Profits thereof, read, and agreed to, 21 Feb. 

Reyner, John, 1641, to have Warrant for apprehending Priefis, 
and feizing Mafling-ftuff, 9 Sept. 

Reynolds, Peter, 1642, to have Licence to tranfport Corn to 
Ycughall, 7 Apr.- —His Petition, 8 Oct. Vide Polehill. 

Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 29 June. ‘Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 27 July. 

——— Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 O&amp;. 
Samuel, 1642, Order for reftoring his Money, 5 Jan. 

— Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Rich, Samuel, 1640, Petition withdrawn, 11 Jan.—Papers to 
be re-delivered to him, 16. 

— Reb. 1642, Order for Mayor and Juftices of Norwich 
to proceed againft him, to be inclofed in a Letter, and fent to 
them, 15 Sept. 

Richard, Ship, 1642, to be difcharged, 24 O&amp;. 

Richards, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 Aug. 
——Hlis Petition referred to the Committee for Informations ; 
Order for bailing him, 4 O&amp;. 

r es 1642, to be fent as a Prifoner aboard a Ship, 

20 cb. 

















— Mr. Serjeant of Abingdon. Vide Abingdon. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 12 July. 

be fent for as a Delinquent, 13 Aug. 
— Lady, 1642, Delivery of her Trunks referred to the 

Committee for Difpatches, 2 Nov. 

— Sir Tho. 1642, Order for his Commitment, 9 Mar. 

Richaut, Sir Peter, 1641, Bill for naturalizing him, and Chil- 
dren, read, 19 May. Parties take Oaths, 24 May, 2 
June.- Bill committed, 14. 

1642, Information concerning his tampering with Captain 
Pennington to be a Penfioner to the King of Spain, and felling 
an Englith Ship to the Spaniards, referred to the Committee 
for Informations, 26 Mar. To be fummoned to attend, 2 
Dec. 

Richmond, Yorkthire, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to 
the Committee for the Army, 20 Jan. 

—— Duke of, 1641, Copy of Lords Protefts againft a Vote 
for punifhing him for offenfive Words, avowed by a Member; 
Refolution that there is fufficient Caufe to accufe him to be of 
the malignant Party, and an ill Counfellor, 27 Jan. Conference 
to be defired with Lords concerning him; a Committee to 
prepare Heads, 28. Members enjoined to attend the Confer- 
ence, have leave to {peak to a Matter depending in the Houfe ; 
Heads reported; Conference defired, 29. Meflage from 
Lords, defiring Members may be fent up; Anfwer thereto, 
31. 








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1642, Lords to be defired to f{ummon him to attend their 
Houle, 26 Apr. Order for ftopping his Penfion, 14 Odct, 
His Letter to Secretary Nicolas read, 15 Dee. 
Riddell, Sir Tho. 1642, to be tent for as a Delinquent, 20 
Sept. 

Ridley, Jo. 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to grant Habeas Corpus 
for removing him from Neweaftle Gaol, 7 Mar. 

Ridyer, Mr. 1642, to remain in Prifon, 3 Dec. Order for his 
Difcharge, 12. 

— Richard, 1642, to be committed to London-houfe, 3 
Feb. Order for his Difcharge, 16. 

Rigby, Mr. 1640, Letter prefented by him, and read ; Orders 
thereupon, 11 Nov. Vide Newton. 

Mr, and others, 1642, committed to Newgate, 14 











Nov. 

Rigg, Thomas, 1642, Order for Reward to Soldiers who took 
him; a Committee to examine him; their Report; Order for 
his Commitment to the Gatehoufe, 12 Nov. 

Ring fiead, Thomas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 

ug. 

Rijhion, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

River, New, 1642, Bill for Confirmation of Letters Patents to 
the Corporation, read, 3 May. 

— Lady, 1641, her Houte to be fearched for Arms, 14 

an. 

— 1642, Order from Lords concerning her; Concurrence 

of the Houfe defired; Meffengers difmified without Anfwer, 

30 Aug. Order returned from a Committee, with Amend- 

ments; Amendments agreed to, and to be fent to Lords, 6 

Sept. Order touching the Cuftody of Arms feized in her 

Houfe, 30 Oct. 

— Earl of, 1642, Lords to be acquainted with his Proceed- 
ings in Chethire ; a fpeedy Courfe to be taken for apprehend- 
ing him, 11 July. 

Rives, George, 1642, Order for difarming and fending him up 
in fafe Cuttody, 15 Oct. 

Rivington, Mr. 1642, to be difcharged, 22 O&amp;. 

Roane, Dr. 1640, to be fummoned to appear, to fhew Caufe 
why he laid a Tax to maintain an Organ and Organift, 1. 10. 
&amp; 13, Feb. To be fent for as a Delinquent for difobeying the 
Order, 22. 

Roberts, Sir Walter, 1641, Petition read ; has Leave to profecute 
his Bill, upon Security for his Imprifonment, 13 Aug. 
———— 1642, Order for paying in his Share of the Aqueduét- 
money, and difcharging him from Security given to the King 
upon that Account, 20 &amp; 24 May. To be fummoned to 

appear, 8 Aug. . - 

——— Mr. 1641, Serjeant to apprehend him, and, if neceflary, 
require the Afliftance of Conftables, &amp;c. 11 Nov. A Com- 
mittee to examine him ; Order for his remaining in Cuftody, 
12. To be at Liberty upon his own Bond, 16 Dec. 

Captain Arthur, 1642, Order for Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 23 July. Sent to Lords, 26. 

Lord, 1642, Letter directed to him, and other Papers, 

communicated by Lords, with Two Warrants, 16 Aug. | 

— Geo. 1642, to be fent for to anfwer a Petition agdinft 
him, 23 Sept. 

——— Mr. Curate of Allhallows Barking, 1642. Vide Pri- 
vileges. ‘ 
Elias, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Keb. 

To have Liberty Seven Days, 23. ‘ 





























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Jolin, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 11 Mar. 

Robins, Rich. 1642. Vide Privileges. ; 

Robinson, Jo. a Lay Preacher, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 
5 June. Reprehended, 7. 

1642, Order to fiay the Landing of Goods belonging to 

him, and for his Attendance on the Committee for the Navy, 

10 Au 








Wir. of Hampton, 1641, Order for Stay of Horfes in his 

Stable, 12 Jan. 

John, a Searcher of Gravefend, 1641, Petition read; 

Order thereupon, 19 Feb. 

: Sir Wm. 1642, to have Warrant to pafs into Holland, 

7 Apr. 

: Rob. 1642, to be committed to the Gatehoufe, 22 Aug. 

——Ditcharged, 26 Sept. 

Wm. 1642, Petition to have Liberty to attend the King, 

16 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 Jan. 

Roche, Mr. 1641, Speaker to iffue Warrant for apprehending 
him ; Care to be taken that he do not pafs at any of the Ports, 
18 Mar. 

Rochester, 1642, Order about exercising the Trained Bands, 23 
Aug. To be fent to Lords, 25. Agreed to by them, 26. 

Bishop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mifde- 
meanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bishops. 

Rochford, 1642, Petition of Officers of Voluntiers referred to a 
Jufiice of Peace, io Aug. ‘ 

Rockell, Edward, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Rod, Edward. Vide Kirkham. 

Rodney, Sir Geo. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament; new Writ ordered, 12 Aug. 

— Sir Edw. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 

of Houfe, 22 July. His Petition fent from Lords; read: 


Order for removing him, 18 Jan. For difarming his House, 
10 Feb. 


Roe, Sir Tho. 1641, continued a Member, notwithftanding his 
Employment as an Ambaflador, 24 Apr. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning his Let- 

ter in Vindication of himfelf from a Scandal laid upon him by 

the French Ambailador, agreed to; Reporters appointed— 

Conference held, and reported ; Lords moved that the Letter 

may be fent to the French Ambaflador; their Anfwer, 8 July. 

Conference defired by them concerning the Ambaffador’s An- 

{wer; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 

and reported, 11. Yo have Warrant to attend the King, 

9 Jan. 

rn Mr. 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe, 12 Sept. 
Order for his Difcharge, 15 Nov. 

Rogers, Tho. 1642, to be forthwith fummoned as a Witnefs, 
14 Apr. 

— 1642, to have Warrant for free Paffage to 

the King, 26 Aug. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 

Houfe, 22 July. Injoined to attend, 20 Aug. Voted 

incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 12 Sept. 

Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

—Order for difarming, and fending him up in fafe Cuftody, 

15 O&amp;. 

: Walter, 1642, Order for his Releafe from Imprifon- 
ment, 7 Nov. 

Rohan, Madamoifelle de, 1642, Meffenger fent by the Houfe to 
carry a Letter from her to the King, 27 Jan. 

Rolfe, Tho. 1642, to fent for as a Delinquent, 15 Sept. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1642, Order for paying what Mo- 
neys fhall appear due upon his Certificate, 23 May. 

Rolle, Mr. 1641, his Cafe reported from the Committee for 
Trade, and referred to a felect Committee; Order for re- 
delivering Goods detained for Non-payment of Customs, 22 

































































May. Bufinefs referred to Mr. Chambers’s Committee, 1 
July. To be difcharged from giving Security, 13 Aug. 








— 1642, the Committee for the Navy to confider of Repa- 
ration to him, 30 Dec. 

Rolls, 1642, Speaker appointed Mafier, 7 Dec. Conference 
defired with Lords concerning the Nomination of him, 12. 
Agreed to; Meflage to them, deliring it may be deferred ; 
agreed to, 13. Speaker to keep the Keys ot the Chapel— 
Order for feizing Moneys in the Office, Jan. Lords to be put 
in mind of the Order for Nomination, 30. Order touching 
the Payment of casual Fines—Conference to be defired with 
Lords concerning the Office of Mafter; Head agreed to; 
aes appointed, 6 Feb.—Order touching Officers of the 

olls, 11. 

‘Rolt, Mr. 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 1 Nov. 

Rombida, Marcus de Ja, 1642, Petition; Orders thereupon, 7 
Sept.——Petition referred to the Committee for Advance of 
Moneys in London, 20 Dec. ——Order againft iffuing a War- 
‘rant for apprehending him, 2 Mar. 

Rome, 1641, Houfe acquainted with Extracts of Two Letters 
Vor. IL. 








from thence concerning the Proceedings againft Priefts and 
Catholics, 26 Feb, 

Romney, New, 1640, new Writs, 7 Noy.——8 Mar. 

1641, Mr. Webb to be fummoned to appear to fhew 

Caufe why he detains the Writ, 19 Apr. 

Rookes, Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept-— 
—To be removed to Ipfwich, and kept clofe Prifoner till his 
Removal; a Committee to prepare Letter to the Mayor for 
fafeguarding him, 13 Mar. 

Rootes, Jo. 1642, Order for reftoring his Money, 5 Jan. 

— Antony, 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 12 

an. j 





Rofe, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 22 July- To be admitted, 24 O@. 

Mr. High Sheriff of Cambridge, 1642, to be fummoned 
to attend, 23 Jan. 

Roffe, 1641, Examination of the Dean read; Lords to-be ac- 
quainted therewith, 7 Mar. 

Roffe, Robert, 1642, to be fent for'as a Delinquent, 7 Jan. 

Rofjetti, Count de, 1641, to be fent for by Serjeant, concerning 

‘wo Letters fent to Mr. Mountague in France, 24 June. 
Serjeant’s Report; Conference defired by Lords concerning a 
Meflage from the King about him; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported, 25. Houle ac- 
quainted that he is gone, 5 July. 

Rotherfihorpe, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read; Mr. Prefton 
to be fent for asa Delinquent, 22 Dec. Vide Prefion. 
Perfons called in to teftify it, 18 Jan. Referred to the Com- 
mittee for feandalous Minifters, 22. 

Rotterdam, 1642, Letter from thence concerning Preparations 
of Arms, &amp;c. 7 Sept. Read, 13. 

1642, the Committee for the Navy to difpofe of the 
Rotterdam Pinnace riding in the Thames, 4 Nov. 

Round, John, 1642, his Propofitions concerning Saltpetre, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Gunpowder, 3 May. 

Rowe, Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for In- 


formations, 30 Sept. His Letter to a Member refered, 11 
Oct. 























Henry, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Safety of the Kingdom, 8 Mar. 

Rowfe, Simon, 1641, Bill for Sale of Lands for Payment of 
Debts and Legacies, read, 29 July. Committed, 6 Aug. 

Royden, Captain, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 

Roxborough, Lord, 1642, to have Liberty to come to London, 
and return to Oxford, 17 Feb. Time for his Stay inlarged, 





23. 

Rudhall, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

Rudjfion, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr. 

Rudyard, Sir Ben. 1642, to be injoined to attend the Service of 
Houfe and not depart without Leave, 13 Jan. 

Ruff, Henry, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Rumney, Wm. 1640, committed to the Fleet by the Court of 
Wards ; to be bailed ; Complaint on his Behalf depending in 
the Houfe, 11 Feb. 

— 1642, Order vacated, 23 Dec. 

Lady, 1642, Order for thanking her for free Gift of 
2,000/.4 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Rumfey, Sifly. Vide Hoilijton. 

Rupert, Prince, 1642, Order for continuing his Penfion, 23 
Apr.— Letter concerning his coming to Wolverhampton, 15 
Oct. ——Intercepted Letter from him read, 10 Dec. 

Rush, Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 22 Aug. 

Rufhworth, Mr. 1640, a Committee to examine his Notes, 
and what Cupies have been delivered out, 1 Dec. Vide 
Journals. 

— 1641, fent to York with Letters, and Orders of the 

Houfe, 19 Aug. His Letter from thence read, 24. Al- 

lowance made him for his Journeys, 29 Dec. 

1642, to be feut Exprefs to York ; Houfe to confider of 
Allowance to him, 24 May. Order for Payment of 50 /. 
1 June.—Charges of his feveral Journeys, and a Recom- 
pence for his Service, referred to the Committee for Subfcrip- 
tions, 10 Dec. Sum ordered, 20. 

PRufell, Sir Wm. 1640, Petition concerning him referred to Sir 
Lewis Dive’s Committee, 4 Jan. 

1642, Petition read; Committee, to prepare Order for 

quieting his Poffeffion, 1 July. To pay in Money in his 

Hands, 5 Aug.—To return Bonds for Cuftoms, 8. 

Mr. Le, 1641, a Committee to examine about dangerous 

Words concerning the Rebellion in Ireland, 19 Nov. 

Mr. 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 18 Mar. 

Tho. 1642, Petition referred toa Committee, 6 July. 

——— Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 July. 
Ordered into Cuftody ; his Examination referred to the Com- 
mittee for abfent Members, : Sept. His Petition; previous 
Queftion for admitting him into the Houfe, Neg. 10.—An- 
ether Petition ; Order for his Difcharge and Admiflion, 24. 

John, 1642, Order for difarming, and fending him up 

in fafe Cuftody, 15 Oct. 

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INDEX @ the SEcCOnD VOLUME. 


Thomas, Parfon of St. John’s, Lewes, 1642, to be 
fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Od. His Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 11 Nov. 

Ruft, Edward, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 8 Aug. 
Order for his Difcharge, 13. ae 
Ruthen, Colonel, 1642, a Committee to return the Opinion 

Houfe has of his good Service, 13 Dec. 

Rutland, 1641, Earl of Oxon nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. 

1642, Deputy Lieutenants approved; others to be re- 
commended, 2 Apr. 4 July. Inftructions concerning 
the Militia, 13 June. Letter frona Lord Lieutenant con- 
cerning the Want of Members to advance the Subfcriptions, 
communicated by Lords, and read, 4 July.— Order for 
paying them to the Committee, 4 Feb. Petition of Gentle- 
men read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 2 
Mar. 

Rye, 1640, new Writ, 21 Jan. 

- 1642, no Horfes to be tranfported from thence, without 
the Order of both Houfes—Clerk of the Paffage appointed, 
10 Aug. 

Ryegate, 1642, Petition of Minifter, &amp;c. Leéture to be re- 
vived, 14 Oct. 

Ryley, Mr. 1642, to attend the Parliament with fuch Records 
as hall be required, 7 Apr. 

Captain Crefcence, 1642, to be removed to Plymouth, 
13 Mar. 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


N4 B BAT H, 1641, Intimation tobe given to Lord Mayor, and 
Juftices of England and Wales, to put the Statutes for Obfer- 
vation thereof in Execution, 10 Apr. 

Sabbath-Breakers. Vide Swearers. 

Sadler, Captain, 1642, the Delivery of Pikes to him approved, 
11 Nov. 

Sadlers Company, 1642, to acquaint Members what Store of 
Saddles they make weekly, 28 May. ; 

Saffron Walden, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Leturer re- 
commended, 8 Mar. 

Saidale, Jo. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Sale, Rich. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Feb. 

Salisbury, 1640, Election; Report touching it to be made, 13 
Jan. 10 &amp; 15 Feb. Made; Eleétion declared good, 3 
Mar. 

~ 1641, Petition of Gentlemen; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who preferred it; Copy of another to Lords, read, 
and approved, 24 Feb. 

Mayor of, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 17 July. 
Complaint againf him referred to the Committee for Informa- 
tions, 28. Their Report; Refolutions thereupon, 29. Vide 
Lawes. To publifh Proclamation about preventing plun- 
dering; not to publifh other Proclamations, 26 Dee. 

1642, Order for Indemnity of the Mayor, for not pub- 
ifhing the Proclamation concerning paying King’s Rents into 
the Exchequer at Oxford, or any other againft or concerning 
the Parliament, 23, Feb. 

— Earl of, 1641, Lords to be defired to join in a Petition 
to the King to appoint him Lord High Treaturer, 9 Aug. 
29 Nov. His Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for Deane Foreft, 20 Dec. Order for making Report, 23. 

Is willing to continue his Loan, 1 Feb. 

1642, to be reminded of a promifed Loan, 3 Sept. 
His Anfwer, 5.—A Committee to prepare Order for paying 
him Moneys affigned upon the Farmers of Woods, 3. Order 
reported, and re-committed, 5. Reported from Re-commit- 
ment, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Salisbury, Sir Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent; a 
Committee to prepare Impeachment againft him, 27 Sept. 
Salkeld, John, 1641. to have Warrant for apprehending Priefts, 

and feizing Mafling-ftuff, 9 Sept. 

Salloway, Mr. 1641, Complaint of endeavouring to feduce Mrs. 
Coventry on her Death-bed, referred to the Committee for 
Recufants convict, 13 Aug. 

Salop County, 1641, Lord Keeper nominated Lord Lieute- 
nant, 11 Feb. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. read; Speak- 
ers Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 7 Mar.—Deputy 
Lieutenants approved ; others to be recommended, 18. 

1642, Order for fending down the Declaration concern- 
ing the Illegality of the Counusition of Array, 22 July. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23.——-The Committee for Defence of 
the Kingdom to confider of fpeedy Defence for the County, 
29 Aug. Lord Keeper difcharged from being Lieutenant— 
Earl of Effex nominated ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 5 
Sept. Several Deputy Lieutenants difcharged; others nomi- 
nated; Lords Concurrence to be deéfired, 6. Defired, 7.— 
Letter concerning the State of the County, 12. Report con- 
cerning it, 20. ‘ 


Salt, 1640, Petition of Traders referred to the Committee for 
Grievances; Patent, and other Papers relating thereto to be 
brought to Houfe; Patentee to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 
Nov. Petition referred, 23. Patent referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Petition from Weymouth, 21 Dec.—Salt de- 
tained by Colour thereof, to be delivered to Owners; Pa- 
tentees to forbear taking the Impofition thereon till further 
Order—a Committee to confider of their Profits, and of Re- 
drefs to Parties injured, 24. 

- 1641, Exceptions againft the Defalcations of the Paten- 
tees, referred to the Committee for Cuftomers, 30 Aug. 

Saltaph, 1642, Letter from Mayor concerning Cavaliers coming 
thither, 17 Oct. 

Saltcombe, 1641, Lord Admiral to be defired to feize a Barque 
and Freight ftayed there, bound from France to Ireland, with 
Irifh Commanders; Perfons to be brought up in fate Cuttody, 
14 Feb. A Committee to open Two Letters found upon 
them, 28. Charges to be defrayed out of the Ship and 
Goods, 17 Mar.—Examination touching 500 Englith landed 
out of Ireland, 22. 

1642, Lord Admiral to give Directions concerning the 
Ship and Goods, 29 Mar. Confideration of the Paflengers, 
&amp;c. referred to him, 4 Apr. Trunks and Apparel to be de- 
livered to them in Newgate; Order for their Relief, 30. 

Salters, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Committee for 
Grievances, 23 Nov. 

Saltmarfhes, 1640, Bill declaring the Law concerning them, 
read, 15 Jan. Committed, 27. Committee impowered 
to aflign and hear Counfel; Committees added, 3 Feb. 

Saltpetre, 1641, Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
Mines; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
26 Aug. Reported, 30. A Committee to receive Propofitions 
from a Committee of Lords for Prefervation thereof, 31. 
Information of a Ship come in laden with Saltpetre ; a Com- 
mittee to view it, 19 Feb. 

— 1642, a Committee to confider the Bufinefs touching 
Saltpetre; Order for their Sitting, 1 July.-—-Order from 
Lords concerning it, agreed to, 7 Dec. 

1642, Bill concerning it to be read, 1 July. 

Saltpetre Men, 1641, a Committee to confider of fending them 
into Counties defiring it, 10 Mar. 

— 1642, Report recommitted, 12 Apr. 

Samjon, John and William, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Samuell, Arthur, 1642, Petition concerning Money advanced 
towards Payment of Sir ‘Tho. Dawes’s Fine read; Order 
thereupon, 5 July.——Ancther read; Order thereupon, 1 
Aug. 

i Mr. 1641, Order for bailing him, 26 Jan. A 
Committee to inquire by whofe Authority he is difcharged, 2 
Feb. 

— Mrs, 1642, Order from a Committee for putting in Se- 
curity for her Appearance, 17 May. 

— Wm. of Tamworth, Waggoner, 1642, his Examin- 
ation touching Field Pieces carried from Sir Tho. Littleton; 
Order for ftaying them at Aylefbury, and difcharging the 
Waggons and Waggoners, 26 May. 

— alias Holland, a Prieft, 1642, committed to New 
Prifon, 11 Ot. 

Sandwich, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners read; Lecturer re- 
commended, 18 Mar. 

— 1642, Like Petition and Order, 14 July. 

Sandys, Mr. 1640. Vide Crefwell, Serjeant. Docquet of 
his Patent for receiving an additional 12d. on Coals, read, 12 
Nov. Report from the Committee for Monopolifts con- 
cerning him; expelled, 21 Jan. 

Lady, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Edwin, 1642, to have Liberty to convey Arms into 
Kent, 1 July.—To be thanked for his Services to the Parlia- 
ment, 6. For his Services in Kent, 15 Aug. Nar- 
rative of his Proceedings there to be read, 6 Sept. Decla- 
ration figned by him to be printed, 15 Od. To lift the 
Horfe he offered for the publick Service with the Commiflary at 
London, 2 Nov. 

Samuel, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 20 Aug. ‘To be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 

ov. 

Sanferfe, Tho. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf into 
Spain, 11 Mar. 

Saragold, Mr. 1640, to have Liberty, with a Keeper, to pro- 
fecute his Petition, 25 Jan. 

Sarjeant, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 17 July, 

Sarum Old, new Writ, 29 Jan. 

Savage, Sir Edw. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. a Prieft, 1641, Earl Marfhall’s Letter about his 
being feized, read; Order for his Releafe—for bringing one 
apprehended with him to the Committee for Recutants con- 
vict, 16 Aug. 

James, 1642, his Petition from Lords ; the Committee 
for Prifoners to confider of Relief to him, 22 Sept. 

Saville, 











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Saville, Sir Wm. 1641, Petition read, and delivered to Mem- 
ber who preferred it, 18 May. Read Second time, 26. To 


be read again, and confidered, 31. 
Tower, 12 June. His Petition read ; Order for his Difcharge, 
28.  Difcharged, 29. 

1642, Serjeant to fend a particular Meflenger with Sum- 

mons to him to attend forthwith, 7 Apr. Voted incapable 

of fitting during this Parliament, 6 Sept. 
— Lord, 1642, declared a public Enemy to the State, and 
an Incendiary, 6 June. 

Saunders, Francis, 1642, committed to London-houfe, 16 Jan. 
Order for his Difcharge, 26. 

Savoy. Vide Charterhouje—1642, LeGturer recommended, 30 
May. Petition of Inhabitants read, 15 June. Order for 
a Stables, and lifting Horfes, agreed to by Lords, 24 

ct. 

Saxeby, Anth. 1642, to be forthwith fummoned as a Witnefs, 
14 Apr. 

Say and Seale, Lord, 1642, Order for reimburfing Money ad- 
vanced by him for the King’s Children, 27 O&amp;.——A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for paying it out of the Court of 























Wards, 5 Nov.——-Ordinance for paying it out of Money in 
er Freeman’s Hands, 25 Feb.——Agreed to by Lords, 
3 Mar. 


Scarborough, 1642, Information of Two Dunkirk Ships riding 
thereabouts; Meflage to Lords concerning it; Report of De- 
livery, 4 Apr. Sir Hugh Cholmley’s Letter read, and to 
be communicated to Lord General ; Order for fecuring the 
Caftle, 14 Jan. 

Schoolmajters, Popith, 1640, Motion for referring the Contider- 
ation of them to the Committee for Inquiry after Papifts; An- 
fwer thereto, 11 Nov. 

Scotland, Lord Chancellor of. Vide Argyle, Marquis of. 

Scots, 1640, Meflage from Lords, defiring a Conference con- 
cerning the Declaration of the Treaty with the Scots at Rip- 
- and York; Meffenger difmified without Anfwer, 11 

ov. Conference agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conjer- 
ence held, 12. Reported; Report and other Papers to be 
entered, and re-delivered to the Reporter; Members to have 
Copies thereof—the Committee for the Clerk’s Book to fet 
down the Entry of the Acknowlegement to be made to the 
King and Commiflioners, 18.—Another Conference defired 
by Lords touching Commiflioners to treat with the Scots Com- 
miffioners, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Debate thereon; Englifh Commiflioners ap- 
proved, with a Declaration, that no Conclufion of theirs fhall 
bind the Commons, without their Confent in Parliament ; 
Meflage to be fent to Lords, acquainting them therewith, 20. 
Sent, 21. Conference defired by Lords concerning a Cef- 
fation of Arms between the Two Kingdoms, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolu- 
tion approving the Continuance thereof fora Month, 4 Dec. 
—Another Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
Treaty; Meflenger difmiffed without Anfwer, 16. Confer- 
ence agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 17. 
Another Conference defired by Lords concerning a Cetlation, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and to be 
reported, 2Jan. Reported; Refolution approving the Con- 
tinuance thereof for another Month ; Conference to be defired 
with Lords concerning it; Managers appointed, 4.—Another 
Conference defired by Lords concerning an additional Claufe, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; Claufe agrced to, 7—Conference defired by Lords 
concerning the Treaty, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, 12. ‘To be reported, 15. Reported, 16. Re- 
port to be confidered, 16 &amp; 21. Confidered in a Committee 
of the whole Houfe; Refolution for a friendly Afiiftance to 
them, 22.—Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
their Demands; Manager appointed ; Conference held, 27. 
Reported ; Report to be confidered, 28.—Confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe; Refolution for giving 
300,000 1. 3 Feb. Sent to Lords; Report of Delivery ; Con- 
ference to be defired with Lords concerning the Treaty ; Ma- 
nager appointed, 4.—Another Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Refolution approving a Ceflation for another 
Month, delivered to Lords at a Conference, 6.—Another 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the Treaty, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 
Refolution for agreeing to the Scots Seventh Demand, 11. 
-——-Conference defired by Lords touching the Conclufion of 
the Eighth Article, agreed to ; Conference held, and report- 
ed, 3 Mar.—Another Conference defired by Lords touching 
the Scots Bufinefs, and the Ceffation of Arms, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refo- 
lution approving the Continuance thereof for another Month; 
Conference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed ; Conference held, on aeinines defired by 


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Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Paper 
concerning the Scots Demands for Arrears, read ; Report and 
Paper to be confidered, 17. Paper read again, and to be con- 
fidered in aCommittee of the whole Houfe ; Report; Order 
thereupon, 19. A Committee to prepare Heads for a free 
Conference about the Paper ; Heads reported, and agreed to; 
— appointed; free Conference defired, agreed to, and 
eld, 20. 
1641, Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
the Terms upon which the Treaty ftands; Managers appoint- 
ed, 8 Apr.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Ceffa- 
tion, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
reported ; Refolution, approvinga Ceffation foranother Month, 
fent to Lords, 10.—Conference defired by them concerning 
Papers received touching the Treaty, agreed to ; Reporters 
appointed; Conference deferred at Lords Requeft, 14. Held, 
15. Order for preparing the Report, 17. For making it, 
21. Report, 24. ——Conference defired by Lords concern- 
ing the Treaty, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 10 May. Reported, 11.—Treaty to be confidered in a 


~ Committee of the whole Houfe, 15. 17, 18, 19, 20, &amp; 91.— 


Confidered, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 &amp; 22.—Refolution touching 
Conformity in Church Government, 17 May.—Touching 
borrowing Moneys for difbanding the Armies, 18.—Touch- 
ing an A&amp; of Oblivion, 19.—For referring an Article to the 
Commifiioners— for a mutual Affiftance between the Two 
Kingdoms—for affenting to other Articles—for confirming Ar- 
ticles agreed on by A&amp; of Parliament, and referring fuch as 
cannot be fpeedily concluded, 20.—Several Articles concern- 
ing Commerce agreed to; others referred, or laid afide, 22. 
—A Committee of both Houfes to confider of difbanding the 
Armies, and perfecting the Accounts between the Scots and 
Northern Counties ; Time appointed by Lords for their Meet- 
ing, difagreed to ; another Time appointed ; the Committee to 
be a ftanding Committee, and meet when they think fit, 20. 
Propofitions reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 21—The Committee to expedite the Votes 
concerning the Treaty—Explanation of an Article re-com- 
mitted, 25.—Impowered totreat with the Committee of Lords 
concerning any Differences between the Votes of the Two 
Houfes—to propofe a Continuance of the Ceffation for a Fort- 
night—to propofe the advancing an additional Sum for the 
Brotherly Aflittance—Names of Commiffioners for fettling the 
Trade between the Two Kingdoms, ordered, 26——Con- 
ference defired by Lords about concluding the Treaty, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 7 June. Re- 
ported—the Committee to confider of their Names, and pre- 
pare Inftruétions—to prefs the fpeedy figning of Articles; An- 
{wers to fome Articles reported ;. others referred to the Judges, 
8. Further Report ; Refolutions thereupon, 14. Provilo of 
the Scots reported, read, and agreed to; Proceedings there- 
upon—Refolutions for paying a Moiety of the brotherly Af- 
fiftance, and fecuring the Refidue by Act of Parliament, 19. 
Scots Reply reported; Refolution touching the Perfons they 
fhall apply to for Payment—touching the Placeof Payment— 
for a fate Conduét tor tranfporting the Moneys to Scotland, 
22.—Refolution for continuing the Ceflation a Fortnight 
longer, agreed to by Lords, 24.—Vote for Security of the 
brotherly Afliftance to be fent to Lords, ¢5.—Refolution for 
continuing the Ceffation a Fortnightlonger, 8 July. Confe- 
rence detired by Lords concerning it, agreed to ; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolution for con- 
tinuing it Fifteen Days longer, 22.—The Commitiee for the 
King’s Army to confider of Arrears due to the Scots ; their 
Report, 23.—Houfe informed the Scots will appoint Perfons 
to tell the Money—Conference defired by Lords concerning 
difbanding the Armies, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported; Order for paying them their Ar- 
rears; Sir Wm. Uvedale to affitt in telling and conducting the 
Money, 31. Order for perfecting’ the Accounts between 
the Scots and Englifh, 4 Aug.—Conterence defired by Lords 
concerning the Treaty, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported; Anfwers of the Scots agreed to— 
Scots Lords to be moved to defire the Scots Comnuflioners to 
prefent the Names of Receivers, to be inferted in the Act for 
Security of the brotherly Affiftance ; Scots Anfwer communi+ 
cated by Lords, 6.—Free Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning Propofitions touching the Scots Army, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported, An- 
{wer of Houte to the Eighth Memorial, 11.—Another free 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the final Conclufion 
of the Treaty, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Confer- 
ence held, and reported ; Refolution for a public I hank{fgiv- 
ing—touching the Time to be allowed them to pafs the Tweed 
—touching the paffing through Berwick, 12.—Another free 
Conference defired by Lords concerning fome Points of the 
Treaty, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held 
--Letters to the Sheriffs of the Northern Counties to affift the 
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mittee to confider of a Form of Acquittance for Money to be 
paid in Part of the brotherly Afliftance, 31 Jan.——Acquit- 
tance reported, and approved, 1 Feb. : : 
1642, a Committee to prepare Declaration for preferving 
the Peace between the Two Kingdoms, 6 Apr. Declaration 
reported, and agreed to ; to be fent to the Council in Scot- 
land, 8. Form thereof, 9.—Scots Gentlemen prefented im a 
Note, to have Warrant to tranfport themfelves, 29.—Anfwer 
of the Council of Scotland concerning Differences between the 
King and Parliament, read, and to be communicated to Lords 
at a Conference,g May.—Conference defired by Lords concern- 
ing a Paper received from the Scots Commiflioners, agreed to, 
held, and to be reported, 26. Reported; Refolution con- 
cerning iffuing Commiffions touching Trade, and conferving 
the Peace between the Two Kingdoms, 27—-A Committee 
to confider of iffuing them, 2 June. Revived, 4. Order for 
their Meeting, 4 &amp; 7.—King’s Letter to the Council, and 
Petition of the Boroughs to them, with a private Letter, 
read; Scots Commiflioners to be acquainted therewith ; 
their Anfwer; Petition and Letters to be printed; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration thereupon, 6. Declaration 
read, agreed to, and to be fent to Lords—Papers concerning 
the Arrears of the brotherly Afliftance, their Provifions of 
Meal, and taxing them in Nortumberland as Aliens; Refo- 
lution, and Order thereupon, 13.—A Committee to confider 
the Scots Propofitions concerning Trade, 15. Propofitions 
reported, and re-committed ; free Conference defired with 
Lords thereupon, agreed to, 16.—Declaration to be feut to 
the National Affembly of the Church of Scotland, read, and 
agreed to; Lord Concurrence fignified, 21 July.—Decla- 
ration of the General Aflembly, and Approbation of the Secret 
Council, communicated by Lords, 26 Aug. To be confider- 
ed, 26, 27.&amp; 29. Copies fufficient for Members to be print- 
ed, 29. Declaration confidered; Refolution thereupon to 
be One Head of the Anfwer; a Commitice to prepare An- 
fwers, 1 Sept. Order for their Meeting ; Committees added 
3. Anfwer to the Declaration reported, read twice, and 
agreed to; Anfwer to the Approbation of the Secret Council 
read, and agreed to; Conference defired thereupon, agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 6. Lords de- 
fired to expedite the Declaration, 9. Declaration returned, 
with Amendments; Amendments read, and agreed to, with 
an Amendment; Declaration fent back ; a Committee of both 
Houfes to deliver it to the Commiffioners, 10. Order for 
printing it, 20—A Committee to inquire into the Authors and 
Printers of a Book, intituled, “ His Majefty’s Defires and 


“ Propofitions toall his loving Subjects in Scotland,” 16 Sept. 


ommiflion enabling certain Perfons to treat about a mu- 
tual Trade, read and agreed to; Commiflioners appointed, 
10 O&amp;.—Another Commiffion for Prefervation of the Peace 
read, and agreed to; a Committee to name Commiffioners, 
—Three Declarations from the Scots read, 11. To be confi- 
dered, 11 &amp; 12. True Capies to be printed, 13. Names 
prefented, 21.—Ordinance for fafe Conduct to the Commif- 
fioners and Divines from the General Aflembly ; agreed to by 
Lords, 24.—Declaration from Scots Commitlioners, defiring 
a fafe Conduét, read; Debate thereon; Refolution for grant- 
ing it; a Committee to prepare Anfwers to the Three Decla- 
rations, 19. Anfwers prefented, read, and agreed to, 20. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 24. Duplicates of the fafe Con- 
ducts to be fubfcribed by Speakers of both Houfes ; Blank to 
be left for the Genniibem Names; fafe Conduct for the 
Divines amended, 29——-Amendments agreed to by Lords, 
1 Nov. Lords Amendments to the Scots Treaty agreed 
to; Treaty to be prefented to the King; to be kept in the 
Treafury, and brought to Houfe To-morrow, 23 Sept. 
Declaration to be fent to the Scots, concerning their Affift- 
ance, prefented from the Committee for Safety of the King- 
dom ; previous and main Queftions for agreeing to it, feverally 
Athirmative; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Nov. Sig- 
nified ; Order for fpeedy conveying it, 7. Agreedto by Lords, 
18. A Commitiee to confider of Inftructions, and a proper 
Meflenger, 10. Meflenger appointed, 17. Member to pre- 
pare Declaration concerning him, 26. Form of Ordinance, 
28. Afliftant appointed; Earl of Lindtey to be defired to 
recommend the Declaration, 6 Dec.—to take care Pacquets be 
addreffed to the Commiffioners in London, 21.——Order for 
opening an Intercourfe with Scotland, 15 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords, 26 Dec.—Order for entertaining Scots Forces in the 
Parliament Army ;. Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Lift of Officers willing to ferve read; Order for enter- 
taining them into Reformado Pay, 23 Jan. Petition of 
Scots Officers, 8 Mar. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill for fecuring Arrears 
of the brotherly Affiftance, 2 Aug. Bill read twice, and com- 
mitted, 5. Meilage to Lords about naming Perfons to receive 
the Moneys; Anfwer thereto; Committee to fit notwith- 
fianding the Sitting of Houfe ; Bill to be fhewn to Scots Com- 
miffioners, 6, Reported, and to - ingrofled,9. Paffed, 10. 


—Bill from Lords for Confirmation of the Pacification, 7 Aug. 
Read twice, and committed; reported, and paffed, with 
Amendments; Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; free Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; free Conference held, and reported ; 
Amendments agreed to, g. 

Scott, Peter, 1641, Petition ; Order for fufpending his Tryal at 
the Old Bailey; Examination of the Bufinefs referred to a 
Committee, 15 Jan. 

Walter, 1642, to have Liberty to pafs the Sea with 
Servants and Horfes, 7 Apr. 
Mr. 1642, ordered into Cuflody, 7 Nov. 
Scrivener, Mr. 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 15 Nov. 
As a Delinquent, 1 Dec. 

Scroope, Sir Gervafe, 1642, a Committee to prepare Impeach- 
ment againft him, 14 Sept. Vide Lindfey, Earl of. 

- Adrian, 1642, Petition concerning Arrears, referred to 
Lord General, 1 Feb.—Another concerning Moneys feized 
from him, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 16. 

Scudamore, Mr. 1642, Order for Re-delivery of his Apparel, 
&amp;e. ftayed at the Bell Savage, 30 June. 

Lord, 1642, the Committee for Examinations to inquire 
— conveying away his Goods from the Temple, 25 
Feb. 

Seaford, Borough, 1640, reftored—new Writ, 4 Feb. 

Seaman. Vide Mariners. 

Searle, George, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Safety of the Kingdom, § Mar. 

Seaton, Dr. 1642, committed to London houfe, 16 Jan. 
Removed to the King’s Bench; Perfon allowed to lay Actions 
on him, 25 Feb. 

Sebajlian, St. 1642, Letters from thence coneerning Injuries 
done to Englifh Merchants, read ; Lords to be moved to join 
in acquainting the Spanifh Ambaffador therewith ; their Con- 
currence fignified; Meffengers appointed ; Letter to be writ- 
ten to the Englifh Ambatlador in Spain, 8 Aug. Spanifh 
Ambaffador’s Anfwer, 15. 

—_— Monfieur, 1642, Order for Re-delivery of his Horfes, 6 

ec. 

Sedgwick, Obadiah, 1642, defired to preach, 2 May. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 25. 

Mr. of Farnham, 1642 defired to preach, 25 May. 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 June. 

Sedley, Lady Eliz. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Selden, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 4 Feb. 

Sellenger, Mr. 1642, to be recommended to Lord Kerry to be 
his Lieutenant Colonel, 17 Aug. " 

- Sir Anth. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 

ug. 

Seley, Sir Nicolas, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 

July. 

Seminaries, Popith, 1641, a Committee to inquire what Penfions 
- allowed for the Maintenance of thein beyond Sea, 26 

une. ‘ 

Sepulchres, St. 1641, Petition of Vicar, Churchwardens, &amp;c. 
concerning Lord Mayor’s encouraging Perfons to violate the 
Sabbath, read, avowed, and referred to a Committee; other 
a concerning him to be brought in to them, 25 

eb. 

— 1642, Petition of the Inhabitants referred to the Com- 
mittee for fcandalous Minifters, 24 June. Complaint of 
Perfons difturbing them ; Skelton to be committed to the Gate- 
houfe ; Order reipited; Royfton reprehended, and difcharged, 
12 July. 

Serges. Vide Supply. 

Serjeant, 1640, to prefent a Lift of Delinquents in his Cuftody, 
2 Dec. To take care the Windows be mended, 4 Jan. 

1641, to give notice to Lawyers of the Houfe to attend, 

22 Apr. To fuffer no Member to go forth without Leave, 
3, May.—Sent with the Mace for Members, 7 May. 24 
June. To bring Prifoners in his Cuftody to Bar, 13 May. 
—o Nov.—To bring them to a Committee—to fearch any 
Houte for Goods belonging to a Delinquent, 31.——To keep 
Houfe clean, 24 June-——To bring in a Lift of Prifoners in 
his Cuftody, 31 Aug.——To attend Members to fearch Houtes 
for fufpected Perfons, 16 Nov. To defire Members not to 
{top the Pafflage in Prayer-time, 17. 

1642, impowered to compound with Perfons, 22 Apr. 
To put a Chairman in mind of an Order, 2 May. —- 
To prefent Names of Delinquents in his Cuftody, 19 Nov. 

—Deputy approved during his Illnefs, 12 Dec.——Infor- 
mations concerning him referred to the Committee for Ditf- 
patches, 18 Feb. 

Serjeant, 1641, Petition read; Order for paying them One 
Month’s Pay, 1 Sept. 

Serle, Mr. 1640, Inhabitant of a Town vifited with the Sick- 
nefs, admitted mto the Houfe, 6 Nov. 

Sermons, 





INDEX © the 

Sermons, 1641, Order for them in the Afternoon in all Parochial 
Churches, 12 July. . 

feditious. Vide Tumults. 

Seton, Sir Jo. Vide Sandys, Colonel. 

Seyliard, James and John, 1642, to be forthwith fummoned as 
Witnefles, 14 Apr. 

Seymour, Lord, 1641, Lords to be moved for Order-for appre- 
hending him, 28 July. 

Lady, and Daughter, 1642, to be kept in Cuftody ; 

Lords Concurrence fignified, 7 Dec. 

Sir Edw. and Edw. 1642, committed to the Clinke, 
27 Dec.— Edw. voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
ment, 16 Jan.—Sir Edw. to be removed to the King’s Bench, 
19. 

Shallett, Fra. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Shanagane, Derby, and others, 1642, Petition read, 30 Sept. 

— Richard, 1642, Order for difcharging his Horfes, 2 

Ov. 

Shapcott, Tho. 1642, committed to the Compter, 27 Dec. 

Sharpe, Edward, 1640, to be brought to the Committee for the 
Charge againtt Sir H. Spiller; his Petition referred to them; 

_ has Leave to follow it, 21 Nov. 

Shaw, Geo. 1641, voted a Delinquent for fealing the Quadru- 
partite Indenture for impofing 4os. a Ton upon Wines, 13 
Aug. Member to prepare Tranfimiflion againft him, 14. 
Order for bailing him, 20. 

1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 Apr. 

Hugh, :642, to have Warrant to tran{fport himfelf with 
one Servant to France, 12 Apr. 

Shawbery, Tho. 1642, committed to the Compter, 27 Dec. 

Sheares, Wm. 1642, to attend a Committee for printing a Col- 
lection of Petitions to the King, 14 June. 

Sheep and Lambs Skins, 1640, Petition about them read, and 
referred to the Committee for Grievances, 23 Nov. 

Sheffield, Sir Wm. 1642, fent up from Gravefend; Order for 
difcharging him and his Servant, and for reftoring his Money, 
&amp;c.; to have a Pafs to go to Holland, 25 Feb. 

Shelden, Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 Mar. 
——-Called in concerning the Kentifh Petition, 4 Apr. To 
be bailed, 7. 

Sheldon, Wm. and Edward, 1641, Meffage from Lords, ac- 
uaiuting Houfe what time they intended to proceed in their 

Bufinets 27 Nov. 

Shelly, Lady, 1641, Letter to her read; a Committee to exa- 
mine her thereupon and fearch her Houfe, 2 May. -——Report, 
11 June. 

Enfign Rich. 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houle, 

2 Jan. l'o be removed to Plymouth, and kept clofe Pri- 

foner, 13 Mar. 

Entfign Tho. 1642, to be removed to Plymouth, and 
kept clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Shelton, Kobert, 1642, Speaker to iffue Warrant for apprehend- 
ing him, 19 O&amp;. 

Shepheard, Mr. 1640 &amp; 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Herman, 1641, to be fummoned to appear to anfwer a 

Petition againft him, 1 Sept—To be fent for by Serjeant, 9. 

Vide Privileges. 

Henry, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 29 O&amp;. 

Shepton Mallett, 1642, Letter from thence relating Paflages 
concerning putting the Commiflion of Array in Execution, 
read; Refolutions thereupon; Letter and Votes to be printed ; 
a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks; Conference defired 
with Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 5 Aug. 

Sherborne, John and Son, 1641, to be fent for by Serjeant, 17 
Nov. A Committee to examine them, 18. John to be com- 
mitted to the Gate-houfe, 22. Queftion for removing him to 
New Prifon, Neg. 24. 

Catterall, a Prieft, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to be 
moved for Habeas Corpus to remove him to Lancafter Gaol, 
18 May. 

a Mis. 1642, to be removed out of the Tower, 10 Nov. 

The Committee for the Tower to fee an Ordinance for 
that Purpofe put in Execution, 30 Jan. Captain of the 
Guards to put it in Execution, 10 Mar. 

Sherborne, 1642, Papers to be fent to the Committee there, 5 
Sept.—Letter from thence; Refolution and Order thereupon, 
8.—Earl of Bedford to give Orders for demolifhing the Caftle; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 27. Deputy Lieutenants to 
give like Order—Cattie to be fearched for Arms—Order for 
defraying the Expence of demolifhing it, 24 Odt. For fell- 
ing the Materials for that Purpofe, 1 Nov. 

Sheres, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Sheriffs, 1641, a Committee to confider of a Method to make 
them accountable for Arrears in their Hands, 13 May. 
Another appointed for that Purpofe, 27 Dec. Declaration 
concerning Entertainments given by them to Judges prefented ; 
a Committee to withdraw, and amend it; Declaration report- 
ed; to — by Clerk, and fent into the feveral Counties, 

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SECOND VoLUME. 


5 Aug.——Letter to them read; Copies to be made, and 
figned by Speaker, 6 Dec——Copy of a Letter to them, re- 
comimending the taking the Proteftation; agreed to; to be 
figned by Speaker, and fent, 20 Jan——A Committee to 
prepare Declaration concerning the Service, Place, and Ho- 

- nour, due to them, 28 Feb. 

—— 1642, Sheriffs to f{ummon Commiffioners for Lrifh Cori- 
tributions, and receive Money from them, 19 Apr.——To 
give Account of Money raifed thereupon, 17 May. Not 
to print Proceedings of Parliament fent to them, g June. 
A Committee to confider of the King’s difplacing them, and 
new placing others, 23 Aug. Report to be made, 26 Nov. 
Made; Orders thereupon, 28.—-Order for their Indemnity for 
not publifhing certain Proclamations, 7 Nov. Agreed to by 
Lords, 8.—Officers to be enjoined not to iffue Patents for 
electing Sheriffs, 21—Declaration concerning them recom- 
mitted, 29 Nov. 10 Dec. Read, 12.—Copies of the 
new Patents, and Commiffions of the new Sheriffs ordered 
—Sheriffs to forbear the Execution thereof, 1 Dec. A 
Committee to prepare Declaration concerning them, 23 Jan. 

1641, Bill againft unjuft Exactions of Fees from them, 

read twice, and committed; Inftru€tion; all that come to 

have Voices, 6 July. Order for Meeting of the Committee 

12 &amp; 1g. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill to difcharge them 
from paying Fees upon paffing their Accounts, 25 Mar, 

Sherratt, Wm. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Ship-money, 1640, Legality thereof to be debated, 24 Nov. A 
Committee to confider of it, 27:——-Order for their fitting, 
1 Dec. Impowered to confider all things relating thereto ; 
Report: Refolutions touching the LIllegality of it, 7.— 
Another Committee to prepare a Tranfmiflion of the Votes, 8. 

Committees added, 8 &amp; 17. Order for Meeting of the Com- 

mittee, 17&amp;24 Report, 19. Member appointed to carry 

up the Votes; Clerk to attend him with the Tranfcripts, 11 

Jan. Affiftant added, 13. Petition concerning rigorous 

levying of Ship-money, read, and referred to a Committee ; 

all that come to have Voices; Committee impowered to re- 
ceive all Petitions of the like Nature, 5 Dec, Another Pe- 
tition, referred, 7 &amp; 22 Jan—--1 &amp; 10 Feb. Several 

Perfons to be fent for as Delinquents, 7 Jan. T'urther Power 

given the Committee, 11.——Another Committee to take 

Courfe for fupprefling Mr. Solicitor’s Speech at a Conference 

concerning it, and examine the Entries of Proceedings relating 

thereto in both Houfes, and to confider of printing them, 

6 Feb. 

1642, Motion for printing the Tranfmiffion of the Votes, 

and Mr. Solicitor’s Speech, 12 May.—A Committee to cori- 

fider what has been done in the Matter of the Ship-money, 13. 

1641, Bill for declaring void late Proceedings touching 
Ship-money, &amp;c. read, 12 June-—Committed, 19.——Com- 
mittees added, 1 July. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 
1&amp;2. All that come to have Voices, 2. Bill reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 26. Paffed, 27.—Bill for Reftitution of certain 
Sums collected for Ship-money, and for Reftraint of Suits, 
read, 29 July. 

Ship-timber and Stores, 1640, Complaint of unlawful levying 
Money for Carriage thereof, referred to the Committee for 
Deputy Lieutenants; Perfons to attend them, 22 Dec.—Re- 
ferred to another Committee, 24. 

Shipton, 1642, Leéturer recommended at the Requeft of the In- 
habitants, 9 June. Petition concerning him read; nothing 
done thereupon, 5 July. 

Shipwrights, &amp;c. 1641, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Navy, 20 Jan. 

Short, Tho. 1642, committed to the Compter, 27 Dec. 

Shrawberry, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Shrewfbury, 1642, Order for beftowing Part of the Contribu- 
tion-money on a Perfon undone by Irifh Rebels, and paying in 
the Refidue, 25 June. Petition of Inhabitants; a Com- 
mittee to confider of Indemnity of Volunteers, 16 July. Or- 
der reported, and agreed to, 18. Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 19.——Letter concerning Proceedings of the Com- 
miflioners of Array to be fent to the Committee for Defence 
of the Kingdom—Perfons to be fent foras Delinquents; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 6 Aug.—Letter from Mayor, with Pro- 
tefiation of the Grand Jury, referred to a Committee, 26. 
Order for their fitting de die in diem; Committees added, 
15 Mar. 

Shuickburgh, Mr. 1642, Articles againft him, and his perfonal 
Anfwer thereto, read; a Committee to examine whether the 
Anfwer were his; their Report; Serjeant to take him into 
Cuftody, 21 Sept. 

Shurlie, Jo. 1641, Order for continuing him in Gloucefter Gaol, 















































15 Sept. 
Shute, Mi. 1642, to be admonifhed for offenfive Words, 14 
Dec. 
Shuttleworth, Richard, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
21 Feb. 
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Sibthorpe, Anne, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 30 Aug. q 

Sidway, John, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 7 Mar. 

Sikehoufe. Vide Fishlake. 

Silk manufactured. Vide Supply. 

Throwfters Company, 1641, Petition read; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to Perfons who brought it, 12 Feb. 

Simcotts, Tho. 1641, Barons of the Exchequer to be defired 
to ftay a Suit between him and the Tenants of Batley, 11 
Nov. Order vacated, 15. Vacated Order amended ; Barons 
to be acquainted therewith, 22. 

Simons, Mr. 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Judges, 3t May. 

Skegnes, 1642, Letters concerning Perfons, Trunks, &amp;c. landed 
there, 1 Sept. King’s Letter to Mayor of Bofton, requiring 
the Delivery of them ; Mayor’s Anfwer; Member to prepare 
a Letter of Thanks to him, 2. 

Skinner, Mr. 1642, to go to Dublin with the Magazine at 
Chefier; Order for Recompence to him, 8 Aug. 

Skinners, 1641, Bill for continuing Part of A&amp; 9° Jac. for their 
Relief, read and rejected, 15 Apr. 

Skippon, Serjeant Major General, 1641, thanked for his Ser- 
vice to Houfe; Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring he may 
have the Command of the Guard about the Parliament, 11 
Jan. Sent, 12.—Order for his fending out Scouts by Land 
and Water, 14.—For ordering out the ‘Trained Bands as Oc- 
cafion fhall require, 15. Order enlarged, 17. Ordinance 
for his Indemnity for obeying Orders of Houfe, reported, 20. 

Agreed to by Lords, 4 Feb.—A Committee of Common 
Council to be defired to nominate him among the Commanders 
of the Militia of London, 11. Ordinance concerning him 
fent to Lords ; agreed to by them, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to, 14. 

1642, King’s Letter, commanding him to attend at York ; 
examined thereupon; aCommittee to prepare a Remonftrance ; 
Conference to be defired with Lords; Managers appointed ; 
Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 17 May. Letter 
voted illegal, and againft the Privilege of Parliament ; Votes 
to be printed, 21. 

Skipwith, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 27 Sept. 

Captain, 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 14 Nov. 

His Efcape out of London Houfe referred to the Committee 
for Prifoners, 9 Feb. 

Hen. 1642, committed to London Houfe, 3 Mar. 

Skittermajfier, James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Slaning, Sir Nicolas, 1641, to be fummoned to attend; In- 
formation of his fending a Letter to ftop the impeached Mem- 
bers, referred to a Committee ; Committee to receive all In- 
formations relating thereto; Letter to be fent to a Perfon, to 
difcover what he knows, 28 Jan. His Letter to Mr. Baf- 
fett, referred, 15 Feb. 

1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament; 
to be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 Aug. 

Slater, Wm. 1642. Vide Pelathagee. 

Slaughter, Rob. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Sling fby, Captain Rob. 1641, approved to be Captain in the 
Navy, 10 Mar. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refufing to 
come to the Earl of Warwick, or deliver up his Ship; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 4 July.— Meflage from them, defiring 
Houfe to haften the Impeachment againft him, if they intend 
any—the Committee for the Navy to confider the Fact, 23. 
Another Meflage concerning him; Anfwer thereto, 28. 

—- Sir Hen. 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 6 Sept. 

Smart, Peter, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Dr. Leighton’s 
Committee; to have Liberty to follow it, and Copies of Re- 
cords in the King’s Bench and High Commiffion Court con- 
cerning his Bufinefs, 10 Nov. Parties to fhew Caufe why 
they do not pay Money adjudged him by the King’s Bench, 
13 Jan.—Report; Proceedings againft him voted illegal; the 
Committee to confider of a Method for Reparation to him, 
22. Tranfimiffion of his Bufinefs referred to a Committee, 
22 Feb. 

1641, Committee to confider a Meflage from Lords con- 
as | the Tranfiniffion, 7 &amp; 14 June. Petition referred, 
16. Committees added, 16. 29 &amp; 30.—Committee re- 

vived, 16 &amp; 30, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to pro- 
ceed, 18. 

Smith, John, a Minifter, 1641, in Serjeant’s Cuftody, to be 
brought to Bar, 13 May. Brought, and committed to the 
Gatehoufe, 14—To be bailed, 28. Information of dan- 
gerous Words fpoken by him, for which he is committed to the 
Compter ; Order for continuing him there; Matter referred 
to a Committee, 29 July——Lord Chief Juftice to be ac- 


Lay therewith, and defired to proceed according to Law, 
14 Aug. 


Sir Charles, 1641, Serjeant to apprehend him as a De- 
linquent, upon Failure of appearing before a Committee, 1 
June. 

Mr. a Minifter, 1641, his Cafe reported; Satisfaction 
to be made him; Tranfmiffion thereof referred to a Commit- 
tee, 29 June. 

Robert, 1641, his Name to be inferted in the Order for 
apprehending Priefts and Jefuits, 3 July. 

Thomas, Citizen of London, 1641, Petition read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Marches of Wales, 3 
July. Vide Wales. 

Mr. Prifoner in the White Lion Prifon, 1641, to be 
bailed, 26 Feb. 

— John, Reétor of St. Towe, 1642, to be fent for asa 
Delinquent, 9 June. 

— Chr. 1642, Order for continuing him in Cuftody at 
Northampton, 13 Aug. 

Sir Thurftall, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 10 
Sept. 

Smithfon, George and Tho. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Smyth, alias Rivers, Mr. 1640, Motion for the Records of 
Ceffet Proceffus againft him to be brought to Houfe, 11 
Nov. 

— 1641, Papers to be delivered to him, 6 Sept. 

John, Clerk of Hive, 1640, Information againft him 
attefted; Witnefs to be fummoned; Order for taking him 
into Cuftody, 6 Jan. 

1641, his Petition read; Order for his Difcharge, 31 
Aug. 


i William, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer 
Mifdemeanours in levying Ship-money, 7 Jan. 

— George, a Merchant, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him, 
read, 10 Dec. Takes Oaths, 19. Bill committed, 5 
Feb. 

1641, reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 July. 

1642, paffled, 12 Apr. 

— Thomas, 1642, to be f{ummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 5 May. 22 July. Information concerning his 
Endeayours to put the Commiffion of Array in Execution ; to 
be fent for asa Delinquent; voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament; new Writ ordered, 5 Aug.—Refolution for 
impeaching him of High Treafon; a Committee to prepare 
Impeachment; Lords to be moved for Proclamation for his 
Appearance at a certain Day, go. 

Robert and Chriflopher, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Sir Jo. 1642, Members to inquire what Money he will 
receive by Bills of Exchange beyond Sea, 27 May. 

Mr. 1642, Order tor re-delivering his Carabines, 9 June. 

Sir Tho. 1642, offers to lend 100/. for the Service of 
Ireland, 10 June. 

— Tho. 1642, Petition for Warrant to tranfport himfelf, 
&amp;c. to France or the Low Countries, 26 Aug. 

Wm. Efquire, 1641, Bill for affuring Lands to him and 
his Heirs, read, 31 Aug. 

— Mr. of the Cuftom-houfe, 1641, to be fummoned to 
appear, 6 Nov. 

— Mr. a Meffenger for feizing Priefts, 1641, to be fum- 
moned to appear, 26 Noy. 

— Dudley, 1041, Report of Words fpoken in the King’s 
Prefence Chamber; to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Feb. 
aa. Lieutenant, 1642, to be recommended to Lord General, 

ept. 

P Tho. Efquire, 1642, Commiffion conftituting him Se- 
cretary of the Navy, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 12 Sept. to be fummoned to attend, 23 
Dec. Loan of 20004. propounded to him; his Anfwer, 24. 

— Fabian, 1642, Order for continuing him in Gloucefter 
Gaol, 15 Sept. 

— Tho. Alderman of Bury, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linquent, 15 Sept. Order for his Difcharge, 20. 

Tyfon, 1642, ordered into Cuftody ; Examination re- 
ferred to the Committee for Informations, 24 Oct. Committed 
to the Compter, 3o. 

——— Tho. a Merchant, 1642, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Subfcriptions in London, 1 Nov. 

John, of London, 1642, to have Warrant to go to, 
and return from, Holland, 14 Feb. 

Robert, late Sheriff of Effex, 1642, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Affizes, 15 Feb. 

Snapes, Andrew, 1642, Petition to have Liberty to attend the 

ing, 16 Sept. 

Snelling, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Religion, 16 Nov. 
Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 O&amp;ct. 

Sneyde, Ralph. Vide Wolfianton. 

Snow, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov-~—— 
to be brought up in Cuftedy, 14 Dec. 

Soame, Dr. 1642, Petition againft him read, and referred to the 
Committee for plundered Minifters, 4 Jan. To be fent up 

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in fafe Cuftody, 26——-Committed to London Houfe, 17 
Feb. 


Soap, 1640, Patent referred to the Committee for the Weymouth 


Petition, 21 Dec. Vide Weymouth. 

Bill concerning Delinquents in the Soap Bufinefs, to be 

delivered by one Member to another to perfect it, 15 Feb. 

- 1642, Bill to be prefented, 5 Apr. Bill for Refiitution 

of Monies unjuftly exacted by the Soap-boilers of Wetimin- 
fter, read, 7 Apr. Committed, 12. dvs to be heard by 
the Committee; Bill to be proceeded on; others not to be 
found bySerjeant; the Committee to prefent the Names of Heirs 
and Executors of the deceafed; fome Names to be interted 
in the Bill, 23.—Bill to be reported, 18 May. Reported, and 
re-committed ; the Committee impowered to name Commif- 
fioners ; to receive Petitions, and hear Petitioners, and others ; 
Order for their Meeting, 7 July. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill to charge the Soap- 

boilers of London, 7 July. 

Soldiers, 1641, a Committee to inquire by what Warrant they 
are raifed by Beat of Drum, 31 Dec. Officers to be 
fearched for Warrants, 15 Jan. Difbanded Soldiers permit- 
ted to pafs beyond Sea, 23 O&amp;.——A Committee to view 
Statutes in point of preffing them, 12 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Soldiers to be read, 5 Apr.— Declaration 

that all Volunteers are within the Laws that provide for maimed 
Soldiers, 29. A Committee to prepare Order for prevent- 
ing their Infolencies, 26 Aug. Order agreed to by Lords, 
with Amendments, 27. Amendments agreed to, 29. Ordi- 
nance providing for maimed Soldiers read, and agreed to, 
24 Oct. A Committee to confider how they may be pro- 
vided for, 2 Nov. Petition of a maimed Soldier, referred ; 
Committee to receive all Petitions of the like Nature, 29 O&amp;.— 
Another Committee to confider of Quarters for thofe come 
up to Town, 28 O&amp;. Another to confider the Price of 
Provifions for them in and about London, 1 Nov. 

Solicitor, Mr. 1641, to bring in a Copy of his Arguments in 
Defence of the Legality of the Bill for attainting Earl of Straf- 
ford, 30 Apr. 5, May.—To attend the King for a Copy 
of his Speech, 3 Dec. Prefents it, 8. 

1642, acquaints Houfe he had received King’s Commands 
to attend him at York; Queftion for Leave to him, Neg. 
Refolution for enjoining him to attend the Service of Houte, 
2 June. 

Solomon, Mr. 1642, Order from Lords for difmiffing him from 
his Charge of the Magazine at Hull, 23 July. 

Somers, Robert, 1642, loformation of Words fpoken againft 
the King, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 16 Feb. 

Somerfet, 1640, Petition of Freeholders referred to the Commit- 
tee of Privileges, 9 Nov.—Another Petition referred to the 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 26.—To the Bi- 
fhop of Bath and Wells’s Committee 12 Dec. 

1641, Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to 

Perfons who preferred it, 25 Feb. Marquis of Hertford no- 

minated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Defires to be excufed ; 

Earl of Bedford approved, 24 Mar. 

1642, nominated; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25 

Mar. Deputy Lieutenants approved; others to be recom- 
mended, 30.—Letters from thence concerning fome Words 
of fiding on the King’s Side, and Parliament, read ; Perfons to 
be fummoned to attend, 29. Gentlemen to be defired to 
affift in raifing Men, 7 Apr. Letter and Subfcription re- 
ferred to the Committee for Adventurers, 17 May. Under- 
Sheriff examined touching Subscriptions and Arrears of Poll- 
Money, 24.——Order for advancing Propofitions for raifing 
Horfe, &amp;c. 19 July. Agreed to by Lords, 20. Names ot 
Perfons to be intrufted with the Service, approved, 22. Deputy 
Lieutenant approved, 20. Information concerning Endea- 
vours to put the Commiffion of Array in Execution; Refolu- 
tion thereupon—new Writs ordered, 8 Aug.—Magazine at 
Wells to be delivered to Deputy Lieutenants, 9 —Lords to be 
moved that Earl of Bedford may go down, 10. Their Con- 
currence fignified—Letters from Committees concerning Pro- 
ceedings between them and the Commiffioners of Array to be 
printed, 12.—Sheriff to keep Cuftody of the County; Letter 
requiring him to continue his Charge ordered, read, agreed 
to, and to be figned by Speaker, go. Paflages there to be 
reported, 3 Oct. Order touching raifing Dragoons, 6 Dec. 
—Order for apprehending Drummers that beat up for Volun- 
teers, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 14. Orders for raifing 
and difpofing of Monies upon the Propofitions ;—for levying 
Monies on Delinquents and Malignants Eftates, read and 
agreed to, 21 Jan. for difarming their Houfes, and fend- 
ing them up, 10 Feb. 

Somerfet Houte, 1640, Order for demolifhing the Altar, Cruci- 
fixes, &amp;c. in the Chapel, 10 Nov.—A Committee to pre- 
pare Reafons to be offered at a Conference, 12 Dec. 

Sommerfham, 1640, Petition of ancient Commoners, &amp;c. in the 
Soake, read, and referred to the Committee for the Queen’s 
Bill, 1g Feb. Vide Queen. 

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1641, another Petition referred, g June: Vide Queen, 
—Report to be made, 15. 


Soubera, Lawrence, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf 
into France, 27 Aug. 

Soubize, Monfieur, 1642, to have Licence to fend Six Coach 
Hertes into France, 8 Sept. His Servants to have War- 
rant to tranfport themfelves, &amp;c. 22 Nov. 

South, Mr. 1642, Order for staying Swords making by him, 
39, June. 

Southampton, County, 1640, Petitions prefented, and referred to 
the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 16 Nov.——_ 
Parifhioners to chufe a Lecturer; Minifter to admit of him, 
14 Feb. to permit him the Ufe of his Pulpit, 12 Mar— 
Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
preferred it; Copy of another to Lords, read and approved, 
10 Mar. 

1641, Speaker to write a Letter to Sheriff for Payment 

of 30001. of the Poll-money, 17 Aug. Letter read, and to 

be figned by him, 18.—— Another Letter to be fent to him 
about Papers received, to be publifhed iu the County, 28 Jan. 
Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb. 

Deputy Lieutenants approved, 17 Mar. 

1642, Order for their going down to see the Ordinance 
for the Militia put in Execution, 31 May. Declaration of 
the Officers, &amp;c. of the Militia, touching their Obedience to 
the Execution of the Ordinance, read, agreed to, fent to 
Lords, and to be printed, 1 July—Order concerning the 
Committee agreed to by Lords, 23. Inftructions to them 
agreed to by Lords, 6 Aug.—High Sheriff thanked, 15. 
Members to go down for Service of the County, 27 O¢ct—_— 
Order for raifing 2000 Horfe, 5 Dec———Member to pre- 
pare Ordinance for Service of the County, 3 Feb. 

Town, 1642, a Committee to prepare Order about 

unloading a Ship come there, 25 Aug. Order reported, 26. 
Agreed to by Lords, 27. Order for fortifying it agreed to by 
Lords, 29 Nov. for paying Money towards the Charges 
thereof, ‘agreed to by them, 20 Dec. Mayor to pohli a 
Proclamation for better Government of the King’s Army ; 
not to publifh certain other Proclamations, 5, jan.—Trea- 
furers for the Subfcriptions to attend concerning the diverting 
Monies afligned for paying the Debts of the Town, 27.— 
Order for raifing and maintaining Forces read; Queftion for 
pafling, Neg. 4 Feb. 

Southby, Jo. Vide Reading. 

Southwark, 1642, Order for Payment of Monies collected there 
towards Relief of diftreffed Proteftants from Ireland, 2 Apr. 

a Committee to put into Form of Order a Writing con- 

cerning Guards to be kept there, 13 Aug. Form thereof, 17. 
To be fent to Lords, 18. Sent, 20. Order for fafe keep- 
ing Prifoners in the Bailiwick to be prepared, 19 Sept. 
Lord Mayor to be moved to appoint a falticient Guard there, 
14 Nov. Order for a conftant Guard to be kept Day and 
Night, 19 Dec. Confideration of Defaulters referred to 
the Committee for Informations; Parties to attend them, 28 
Jan. Order touching Out-Guards and Watches, 11 Feb. 
—Mayor not to publifh Proclamation for paying King’s Re- 
venues into the Exchequer at Oxford, or Proclamations againft 
or concerning the Parliament, 23. 

Spain, 1641, Report from a Committee concerning Letters from 
thence to Ireland, intercepted by the Vice Admiral, 24 Feb. 
Houfe thanks him; the reft of the Letters and Paffengers to 
be fent up, 4 Mar.—None to fpeak with them but in Pre- 
fence of their Keepers, 7. Letters referred to the Com- 
mittee for Informations ; Aroute informed of Books found in 
the Ship, 12. 

1642, other Letters froin thence, referred to the Com- 

mittee for Informations, 9 June. 

Spanifh Merchants, 1641, Information on their behalf touching 
the Importation of Bullion; Declaration thereupon, 18 Feb. 
—Their Petition referred to the Committee for Cuftomers ; 
Order thereupon, 21. 

Ambaflador, 1641, Conference defired by Lords cone 

cerning a Meffage from the King about Soldiers defired by his 

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and reported; Report to be confidered, 28 July——Free 
Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, and reported, 6 Aug. od 


pofitions of Lords to be confidered, 11. Another free Con- 
ference defired by them; agreed to; Managers and Reporters 
appointed, 13. Free Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
Managers appointed; free Conference held; Meflage from 
Lords thereupon, 14. Conference defired by them cencern- 
ing King’s Defires for levying Forces in Ireland for the King 
of Spain; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported, 24. Report to be confidered, 24, 25 &amp; ge 
Refolution againft levying any, to be communicated to Lords 
at a Conterenee; their Concurrence fignified ; Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare'a Difpatch to the King concerning it, 
28, Letter from Commiffioners in Scotland concerning it “— : 

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ihe Committee to prepare Anfwer, and Propofitions to be pre- 
fented to Lords thereupon—to confider of ftopping the tranf- 
porting Stores from England and Ireland ; Committees added ; 
Report to be made—Members to inquire of the Ambaflador 
by what Authority he treats concerning thefe Levies ; his An- 
{wer reported—Conferencedefired by Lords concerning Letters 
from the North about it; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported—Order againft tranfporting Sol- 
diers for his Matter’s Service, 8 Sept.—Letter about reftrain- 
ing the tranfporting them, read ; io be figned by Speaker, and 
fent to Lords Juftices of lreland, 9. 

1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning his Re- 
queft to them touching the feizing Cochineal ; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Report 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 28 Jan. 

Sparkes, Mr. 1640, Petition referred to the Committee for Mr. 
Pryn’s Petition, 11 Dee. 

1641, Order for ftaying the Procefs for levying a Fine 
impofed on him by the Star-chamber, 18 Dec. 

James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Speaker, 1640, chofen—Purport of his Speech to the Houfe, 3 

Nov.—Attends the King in the Houfe of Peers—makes Three 
Obeifances upon his Return into the Houfe, 5.—Declaration 
that he ought to interrupt any Member {peaking to a new Bufi- 
nels while a former is in Debate, 10—To‘end a Difference 
between Two Members, 11.—Defired to come and fit by at a 
Grand Committee, 12. 18 &amp; 20.—To iffue Warrants to fe- 
veral Perfons to affift in executing Orders, 14.—To put Houfe 
in mind of Orders, 5. 12. &amp; 22 Nov. 10. 15. &amp; 24 
Feb. 16 Mar. To move the Houfe for Second Reading 
of a Bill, 12 Nov.—To iffue a Warrant for Stay of Proceed- 
ings in Ireland pending a Complaint in the Houfe, 18. 
His Election approved—not to take the Chair till there be at 
jeaft Forty in the Houfe, 5 Jan.—To write a Letter to the 
Cuftomers and Farmers about advancing Money for the Ufe 
of the Public, 11.—To the Lord Mayor of London, to the 
fame Purport, with Intimation of the Security intended, 15. 
—To iflue Warrants for bringing in feveral Proceedings of the 
High Commiffion Court, 25.—For fummoning Witnefles, 27. 
—For bringing in feveral Papers.—To fend a Letter to Lords 
Juftices of Ireland, recommending Petitions complaining of 
Proceedings there, 30.—To write a Letter to the City, to 
hatften a Loan, 19 Feb.—Order for his Attendance in the Af- 
ternoon, 25. 

1641, Order about naming and ranking him among the 
Commiflioners for Subfidies, 2 Apr.—To put Houfe in mind of 
Orders, 12. 19. 22. &amp; 27 Apr. 21 &amp; 31 May.——49, 10. 
12, 13, 14. 17. 19. 21 &amp; 22 July. 7 &amp; 11 Aug.—— 
30 Nov. 4. 9. 17. &amp; 20 Dec. 20 Jan. 14. 16, 
17. 24, 25 &amp; 26 Feb. 10 Mar. Makes the Pro- 
teftation, 3 May.—To prefent the Name of any Member dif- 
turbing the Houfe, 5.—To iffue Warrant for fearching any 
Place tor Goods belonging to a Delinquent, 31--—To write 
a Letter to the Lords Juftices of Ireland, touching Sir James 
Parry’s not obeying an Order of Houtfe, 7 June.—To write 
another to them, touching the difcharging Mr. Fay, 18.— 
To iffue Warrant for bringing a Prifoner to Bar, 21.——To 
iffue a Warrant to the Lieutenant of the Tower, to deliver a 
Prifoner in his Cuftody to the Serjeant, 8 July ——To attend 
at a Committee of the whole Houfe, 10 Aug.—To read Let- 
ters to him from Ireland, 11. To iffue Warrants for fum- 
moning and apprehending Perfons to be named to him, 10 &amp; 
31 Dec. 14 &amp; 17 Jan. 2 Mar. Impowered to re- 
ceive the King’s Anfwer to a Meflage during the recefs, 31. 
—To haye a Warrant to ftay and apprehend Members who 
fend or receive Challenges, 31. Confideration of printing 
a Letter pretended to be fent by him to the King; referred to 
the Committee for Printing; Printer to be fummoned to at- 
tend them, 19 Feb. 

1642, retires into the Comimittee Chamber, 2 Apr.— 
His Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 4. Report 
touching a Recompence for his Service and Pains; Orders 
thereupon; he thanks Houfe, 9——A Committee to take 
Method for fpeedy Payment of Part thereof, 14 May.——-To 
put Houfe in mind of an Order, 21 &amp; 23 Apr.——o July 

3 Aug. 17 &amp; 29 Sept——To acquaint Houfe every 
Morning with the Orders of the Day, 9 May——-To write 
a Letter to the Judges of the King’s Bench, to acquaint them 
a Perfon is within Privilege, 13.—To atteft whatever is print- 
ed by Order of Houfe, 27.——Too iffue Warrant for bringing a 
Perfon to be named to him, 8 June. Queftion that he put 
Houfe in mind of an Order, a 6 July.——Committee to 


take Courfe for Payment of the Refidue of the Money allotted 
him, 26 Sept. 





To iffue Warrant for feizing Monies of 
Perfons to be nominated to him, 7 Mar. 

Speede, Wm. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Spelman, Sir Jo. 1642, Order for difarming him, 18 O&amp;. 


Spence, John, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 12 May. 


Spencer, Dorothy, 1640, Bill from Lords to naturalize her, 3 
“Mar. Read, 13. 

1641, read twice, and pafled without Commitment, 12 
Apr.—Sent to Lords, 10 May. 

—— John, a Lay Preacher, 1641, to be f{ummoned to attend, 
5 June. Reprehended, 7. 

Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 Mar. 

Examined touching the Kentifh Petition; further Exa- 
mination referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 1 Apr. 
Vide Kent. Report; Order for bailing him. His Security ac- 
cepted, o. Articles of Impeachment againft him read, and to 
be ingroffed, 4 May.—Ingrofled Articles to be read, and fent 
to Lords,9. Read; Conference to be defired thereupon, 10. 
Defired and agreed to, 11. His Bail to furrender him, 2 
Aug. Lords to be defired to fummon them, 6. 

Sir Edward, 1642, Warrant for fending for him as a 
Delinquent; refpited ; his Houte to be fearched for Ordinance, 
&amp;e. 5 Nov. 

Wm. 1642, ordered into Cuftody, 18 Jan. 

Spike, Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 23 Jan. 

Spiller, Sir H. 1640, to be fent for by Serjeant,14 Nov. To 
remain in Cufiody, 18, 19, 20 &amp; 21.—To attend, 20.— 
A Committee to prepare Charge againft him ; a Petitioner to 
be brought to them; Petitions referred, 21. Report from the 
Committee of Greivances referred, 25. To be bailed, 3 
Dec. Committees added, 10. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 31. 

Spillman, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Spilman, Mr. 1642. Vide Byerlie. 

Spofford, John, 1642, Petition; Order thereupon, 19 Dec. 
Ordinance for placing him in the Vicarage of Silkften ; read, 
and re-committed, 20. Reported and agreed to, 24. 

Sports, Book of. Vide Communion Tables. 1642, Refolution 
for burning it by the common Hangman, 13 Nov. 

Squire, Thomas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Jan. 
—His Petition referred to the Committee, 23. 

a Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

Stacy, a Carrier, 1642, Order for difcharging him and his Horfes, 
10 Mar. 

Stafford, County, 1640, new Writ, 16 Mar. 

— 1641, Letter to be written to Juftices, to be careful in 
feizing the Arms of Recufants, 21 Mar. 

— 1642, Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer 
to Perfons who brought it; Copy of another. to Lords, read, 
and approved, 14 May. Perfons to be recommended to 
Lord General to raife and command Companies for the Safety 
of the County, 24 Nov.—Judges to be moved for Habeas Cor- 
pus for Prifoners there, 28. 

ages, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 O@. 

'o be bailed: Witnefles againft him to. be examined by the 
Committee in Bucks, 27. 

-- Sir Edmund, 1642, a Committee to receive Informa- 
tions offered by him, 21 Feb. 

Stage Plays, 1642, Lords to be moved to join in Order for 
putting them down; Member to prepare the Order, 31 Aug. 

Order fent to Lords, 2 Sept. 

Staines, 1642, Order for re-delivering a Waggon, &amp;c. ftayed 
there, 7 Nov. 

Stamford, Earl of, 1641, Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring 
he may be appointed Governor of Jerfey,6 May. Motion 
in his behalf ; Order thereupon, 18 Aug.-——Nominated Lord 
Lieutenant of Leicefterfhire, 10 Feb. 

1642, a Committee to confider of the proclaiming him a 
Traitor, 5 July. Declaration concerning it fent to Lords, 7. 
Agreed to by them, 23. Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning a Letter from him; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Lords to be moved to thank 
him, 14 Nov. Commiflion from Lord General, appointing 
him Commander in Chief in Hereford, Gloucefter, Salop, 
and Worcefter, agreed to; Declaration thereupon, 13 Dec. 

Letter of Thanks to him ordered, 9 Jan.—Letter con- 
cerning his forcing a Paffage into Cornwall, and Lift of Pri- 
foners taken, read, 16 Jan. Order for his pardoning fuch 
as return to the Service of the Parliament, read, and re-com- 
mitted, 17.——Another Letter communicated by Lords, and 
read, 6 Feb. 

Stampe, Mr. Juftice of Peace, 1642, to be fummoned to at- 
tend, 25 July. Report concerning him; to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, 17 Aug ——Information of Words f{poken con- 
cerning Sir Jo. Hotham, referred to the Committee for In- 
—, Member to prepare Impeachment againft him, 
16 Sept. 

——-— Mr. Vicar of Stepney, 1642, to be fent for as a Delin- 
quent, 25 July. His Petition, and Order for his Attend- 
ance, 19 Aug.——-Members to prepare Impeachment againft 
him, 16 Sept. 

— Pho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 

uly. 

Standley, 





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Standley, Sir Tho. 1642, Proceedings concerning him to be 
ftayed, 11 Aug. 
Stanford, John, 1641, Petition, 8 July. Vide Collins. 
Stanhope, Wm. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
saa go Aug.—tTo be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 
ov. 





Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 
Stannary Court, 1640, Bufinefs concerning the Jurifdiction 
thereof, referred to Mr. Coryton’s Committee, 23 Dec. 
-———— 1640, Bill concerning the Stannary Courts and Tin- 
works in Devon, read, 24 Dec. Committed, 12 Feb. 
= 1641, Order for Third Reading, 30 June. Paffed, 1 
uly. 


some: Peter, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 

22 Nov. 

Stapilton, Sir Philip, 1642, his Letter to be printed, 28 July.— 
Has Leave to go with Lord General, 8 Sept. 

Staples, Sir Tho. 1642, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland to be a Captain, 7 May. 

— Sir Hugh, 1641, Offers his Security for Money, 5 

ug. 











—— Bryan, 1642, Order about removing him from Not- 
tingham Cattle to the King’s Bench, 16 Sept. 

Stapley, Sir Tho. 1641, Order concerning him to be fent to 
Lords for their Concurrence, 16 Mar.—Concurrence fignified, 
19. ; 

Starch Patent, 1640, a Committee to examine Witneffes about 
it, 17 Dec. To confider the whole Bufinefs; impowered to 
fend for Witneffes, &amp;c. 22. 

Starchamber and High Commiffion Court, 1640, a Committee 
to confider of Petitions complaining of them ; to receive all 
of the like Nature, 3 Dec.——To ftand—impowered to 
confider the undue Proceedings of the Council-chamber— 
to confider the Proclamations, 12 Jan.—Regifter of the 
High Commiffion Court to deliver Bibles and other Books in 
his Hands to the Clerk, 21. Petitions referred, 28 &amp; 29 
Jan. 19 &amp; 23 Feb. 2 Mar. Committees added, 
29 Jan.——Sir Jo. Jennings’s Complaint referred, 6 Feb. 
Proceedings againft Dr. Baftwick, in the High Commiffion 
Court, voted illegal, 22. Proceedings in the Star-chamber 
and Council Board voted illegal, 25.——Order for Meeting 
of the Committee, 2 Mar.—Committees added, 11.—Pro- 
ceedings againft Mr. Burton voted illegal, 12 and 24. 

——— 1641, Proceedings againft Mr. Prinne voted illegal, 20 
Apr.—Againft Dr Leighton voted illegal, 21.—All that come 
to the Committee to have Voices, 27. Proceedings againft 
Jo. Lilburne voted illegal, 4 May. Meflage from King 
concerning the Officers thereof; Motion thereupon, 7 July. 
The Committee to be acquainted with any Motion concerning it 
before it is made, 23.—To receive all Petitions relating to late 
Officers, and confider of Reparation to be made them, 31. 

Petition referred ; Order for Sitting of the Committee 

during the Recefs, 9g Sept——A Committee to view Pre- 

cedents concerning enormous Sentences of the Starchamber, 

4 May. 

1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for Satisfaction to 

Perfons aggrieved by thofe in minifierial or judicial Offices 

fince 9° Caroli, 2 Mar.—A Committee to prepare Bill for 

regulating the Power of the Starchamber and Council Board, 

16. 









































1641, Bill read, 26 Mar.—Bill for reforming the un- 
lawful Acts and Proceedings of the Privy Council and Star- 





ehamber, read; Order for Second Reading, go. Com- 
mitted, 1 Apr.—One Bill to be made out of both, 2. Order 


for Meeting of the Committee, 3. 8. 22. 26, &amp; 27, Apr. 

4. 13. 20, &amp; 21, May.—Bill to be reported, 18. 27. 

&amp; 29.—Reported, and to be ingrofled, 31. Paffed, 8 

June. Sent to Lords, 9—Recommended for Expedition, 

ig. Conference defired by Lords concerning the Bill; Mef- 

fengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 25. Conference agreed to; 

Managers appointed ; Conference held, 26. Bill returned, 

with Amendments; Amendments read twice, and committed, 

28. Reported, 29. Proceedings thereon, 29 &amp; go. Free 

Conference defired with Lords; agreed to, and held, 30. 

Another Conference defired by them; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference agreed to ; Lords Amendments reported ; 
tree Conference defired with them thereon; agreed to, and 
held; Meffage from Lords about the Bill, 1 July. Bill 
brought again, with Amendments and Provifoes; Amend- 
ments agreed to, and Provifoes to be ingroffed, 2. Read 
Third Time, and paffed, 3. 

Stationers Company, 1641, Order for their fupprefling the Li- 
cence of printing, 5 June. To prevent printing without 
the Name and Content of the Author, 29 Jan. 

Statutes, 1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for Continuance of 
divers; Bill recommended to the Care of one Member, 3 
Mar. 

— 1641, Bill read, 1 May. 

Steele, . 1642, his Compofition accepted, 9 Mar. 

VoL. 

















Steevens, Captain Jo. 1642, his Letter, 23 July. Vide Mint. 

Stephens, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

ey Edw. 1642, Order for difarming and fecuring him, 
22 O&amp;. 

Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 Jan. 

Stepkin, Peter, 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe upon a Re- 
port from the Committee for Informations, 19 Aug. To be 
bailed, 25. 

Stepney, 1641, Petition of Parifhioners read; Power given to 
fet up a new Leé¢ture, and continue a former, 6 Sept. 

1642, Perfons recommended to preach next Faft, 22 
July.—Bufinefs of Tumults there referred to the Committee 
for fcandalous Minifters, 28. Report; Refolution there- 
upon, 17 Aug. Vide Stampe.—Lecturers to manage the 
Duties on Faft Days, go. Petition referred ; Committee 
to receive all Informations, 3 Oc. Report concerning the 
undue Eleétion of a Conftable, and fetting up a Maypole; Re- 
folution thereupon, 19.—Captain of Volunteers to be raifed 
there appointed, 22. 

Stevens, My. 1642, to have Warrant for his Son to go beyond 
Sea, 30 June. 

Steward, Lord, 1640, {wears feveral Members, and makes a 
Deputation for fwearing the reft, 3 Nov. 

Steward, Robert, 1641, Two Members to examine him touch- 
ing Words fpoken by him ; Order for his continuing in Cuf- 
tody, 5 Nov. Mrs. Harding to be Examined thereupon, 6. 
Her Examination reported; Judges of the King’s Bench to 
be defired to proceed againft him according to Law; to be 
delivered to the Marfhal of the King’s Bench ; has Liberty to 
take any Thing except Papers out of his Trunks, 9.——Order 
for bailing him, 11 &amp; 14 Dec. ; 

Archi. 1641, his Letter, defiring Affiftance of the Mar- 
quis of Argyle by reafon of the Macdonalds Revolt, Ay 
ye Mr. 1642, Members appointed to fpeak with him, 19 

ov. 

Stewart, Sir Wm. alias Rob. 1642, Petition referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 1 June. Specially recommended 
to their Confideration, 4. 

Wm. 1642, Petition read; Member to, make Report 
concerning the Bufinefs, 12 Dec.—Order for re-delivering his 
Plate, 14. 

Steyning, 1640, Election; Report touching it; 
thereupon, 15 Feb. 

Stiles, Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to appear, 21 Dec. 

Stockdale, Mr. 1642, a Committee to confider of Recompence 
to him for his Attendance on the Commiffioners for the Scots 
Treaty, 7 July——His Petition againft Sir John Goodrich 
to be confidered, 21 Jan. Vide Goodrich, Sir John. 

Stockings, wortted. Vide Supply. 

Stockton, 1642, Order tor Payment of Billet-money, 4 Apr. 

Stockwell, Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 
O&amp;. 

Stoell, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 22 July——Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 8 Aug.—Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon ; a Committee to prepare [mpeachnient; Lords to 
be moved for Proclamation for his Appearance at a Day cer- 
tain, 30..——-Order for paying Moneys due to him to Trea- 
furers for the Propofitions, 11 O&amp;t. 

Stone, Benjamin, 1642, to be taken into Cuftody by the Keeper 
of Grefham College, 30 O&amp;. 

Stouden, Mary, 1642, to have Warrant to pafs up and down, 
28 Nov. 

Stoury, Sir Nicolas, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 22 July. . 

Stowell, Lady, 1642, Order concerning the Safety of her Per- 
fon and Goods, 24 Oct. 

Stradlinge, Sir Edw. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon 
a Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 Oct. 

1642, to pay in his Share of Money received from the 

King for the Aqueduct, and be difcharged from Security 

upon that Account, 24 Mar. 

Hen. 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 10 























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Mar. 
Letter concerning fome fufpicious Paflages of himy 
read, 17 Aug. Vide Kettleby. 
Strafford, Earl of, 1640, a Committee to prepare a Charge 
againtt him; their Report; Refolution to impeach him of 
igh Treafon; Meflage fent to Lords for that Purpofe; Re- 
port of Delivery, and their Anfwer; another Meflage from 
them, fignifying they had committed him to Black Rod, 11 
‘ov. Committees added, 12.—Further Powers given them 
—Order for their Sitting—King to be moved for Lord Mont- 
morris’s Letters to him, 13. An{wer thereto, 14.—No Member 
to vifit him without Licence—Lords to be defired to appoint 
a Committee to take Depofitions, and examine Witnedles, 
concerning him, in the Prefence of fome Members, 18. 
Members to be examined upon Oath; Meflage to be fent to 
Lords, to make like Order for Members and Affifiants of the 
Dd Houle 























Houfe; Sir Geo. Wentworth to have Liberty to refort to 
him—another Committee to fearch the ete of Attainders, 
19.—Articles againft him offered, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for the Charge, 21. Charge to be reported, 23. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 24. Conference defired with 
Lords thereupon; agreed to; ingrofled Articles read, and 
reed to; Conference held, and reported; Motion for 
anks to the Meffenger, 25.—Conference defired by Lords 
about the Meflage concerning the Examination of their Mem- 
bers—free Conference defired touching the Point of examining 
Witneffes in the Prefence of fome Members; Meffengers dii- 
miffed without Anfwer; a Committee to view Precedents 
cited in relation to that Point, 27. Another Committee to 
draw up Reafons in Maintenance of it, 28. Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 30. Reported ; 
another defired by Lords concerning the Matter of the free 
Conference ; agreed to, held, and reported; Committee for 
the Charge to be prefent at the Examination; impowered to 
fummon Witnefles; Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring 
feveral may be examined, 1 Dec. Sent; Meffengers difmiffed 
without Anfwer, 2. Meflage from Lords, fignifying that 
they had appointed a Committee for the Examination, 3.— 
Members to be prefent make Proteftation of Secrecy, 4.— 
Perfons have Licence to vifit him; they make Proteftation of 
Secrecy concerning the Bufinefs of the Houfe, 5. Petitions 
referred, 19.—A Committee impowered to examine Witnefles 
during the Recefs, 22. Matters tending to the Charge to be 
communicated to them, 24.—His Proceedings againft Lord 
Montmorris and Lord Dillon voted illegal—Motion for an 
Anfwer to Lords concerning the Charge againft him delivered 
by the Scots Commiflioners, 31. The Committee to con- 
fider of Satisfaction to Parties complaining againft him, 4 &amp; 
21 Jan.—Lords to be moved about the great Refort to him— 
free Conference to be defired with them touching the Charge 
refented by Scots Commiflioners againft him as an Incendiary; 
Janagers appointed, 4.—Proceedings againft Lord Vifcount 
Ely voted illegal—Reports touching him, Lord Montinorris, 
Lord Dillon, and Lord Kildare, to be prefented to Lords, 
and made Ufe of in the Charge againft him, 6.—Committee 
to ftand, 12.—Depofitions taken by Lords to be delivered to 
them, 15. Meflage to Lords for that Purpofe; Meffenger 
difmiffed without Anfwer; Lords Concurrence fignified— 
Members have Leave to {peak with him in the Prefence of his 
Keeper, 16.—The Committee for the Charge to take care 
Complainants have Reparation, 21. Committees added, 23. 
Examinations concerning O'Connor to be delivered to the 
Committee, and made Ufe of in the Charge, 26.—Further 
Articles of Impeachment, read, 28. Read again; agreed to; 
to be ingroffed, and delivered to Lords; Committee thanked 
for their Pains in preparing the Articles, 30. Motion for 
expediting the Tryal, 15 Feb. A Comittee to withdraw 
and prepare Heads for a Conference relating thereto ; Heads 
reported ; Conference defired; agreed to, and held, 16.— 
Conference defired by Lords about fequeftering him {rom his 
Offices; agreed to; Reporters appointed—free Conference 
defired by them about Proceedings againft him; agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported ; 
Report to be confidered by a Committee, 18. Their Report ; 
another free Conference defired with Lords thereupon; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Heads agreed to; free Conference agreed to, 
and held; Meflage from Lords concerning it, 22.—Another 
free Conference defired by Lords touching the Manner of 
proceeding againft him; agreed to, and held; their Anfwer 
reported, 23.—His An{wer communicated by Lords at a Con- 
ference, read, 25. The Committee for the Charge to con- 
fider of it; additional Committees make Proteftation of 
Secrecy, 26. Evidence againft him to be managed by Mem- 
bers, 27. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 1 Mar. 
No Replication to be made to his Anfwer; Meflage to Lords 
thereupon—free Conference defired with them concerning the 
Method of proceeding in his Tryal; agreed to; Managers 
appointed, 6. Heads reported, and agreed to; Conference 
held, 8. Reported; Report referred to the Committee for 
the Charge; another free Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning this Matter; agreed to; Managers and Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, 11. Heads of another free Con- 
ference concerning the Tryal reported; Refolution thereupon; 
One re-committed, 12. Reported; free Conference de- 
fired ; agreed to, and held; Report of Votes delivered ; an- 
other free Conference defired by Lords; agreed to; Ma- 
nagers and Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and 
reported; Report referred to a Committee, 13. Another Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning the Tryal; agreed to, 
and held; Report touching the Time and Place for it, and the 
Protefiation of the Lords of the Council at York upon the 
Earl’s Anfwer to One of the Articles; Proteftation referred to 
a Committee, 15. Report touching the Demands of the 
Commons, in relation to the Tryal and Proteftation, for faving 
their Rights, 16.—Caules of Mr. Faes, Earl of Meath, 














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and Lord -Nettersfield, to be reported, 17.—Committee or- 

dered to attend the Service, 18.—Order touching the At- 

tendance of Witnefles—a Committee to view the Place for 

Tryal, and regulate the Manner of going thither—Cafe of 

Mr. Faes, &amp;c. prepared, and to be tranfmitted to Lords, 19.— 

Orders touching the Management of the Evidence, and taking 

Notes at the Tryal—Report from the Committee appointed to 

view the Place; Orders thereupon—Motion from the Committee 

for the Charge for a candid Interpretation of their Labours— 
the Earl’s Petition, defiring to make ufe of fome Members as 

Witneffes ; Order thereupon—another free Conference defired 

with Lords concerning the Proteftation of faving the Rights of 

the Commons; agreed to; Proteftation carried to Lords— 
another Order to the Managers about the Earl’s Witneffes ; 

Orders to be copied for their Ufe, 20. Further Order to the 

Managers touching their proceeding, 22. Houfe to meet asa 

Committee at the Tryal, 22,23, &amp; 24. A Committee to at- 

tend at the Entrance of the Place appointed for the Houfe, 22. 

—King to be moved that Managers may have the Perufal of 

Sir Edw. Coke’s Pleas of the Crown—Order about keeping 

the Door of the Room appointed for Managers fhut—No 

Member to confer with the Earl during his Tryal, 24. 

1641, Managers to proceed _— the moft important 
Articles—a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference 
concerning expediting the Tryal; Heads reported; Conference 
defired; Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, 25 Mar. 
Houfe to meet as a Committee, 25, 26, 27. 29, 30, &amp; 31, 
Mar. 2,3. 7, 8,9. &amp; 12, Apr—cConference defired with 
Lords touching the Examination of a Witnefs, no Members 
being prefent; Manager appointed; Conference agreed to, 
held, and reported, 27 Mar. Meflage to Lords, defiring 
fuch of their Members as Houfe may have Occafion to make 
Ufe of at the Tryal would be prefent; Serjeant to give Notice 
to Members of the Houfe to be pir 2 Apr.—Earl’s Peti- 
tion read; Order thereupon, 6.—Conference defired with 
Lords concerning the Proceedings in the Tryal; Meffenger 
and Afliftants appointed; Conference agreed to ; Lords Anfwer 
reported, 9.—Report of Grounds of further Evidence upon 
Part of the Twenty-third Article; Members heard thereupon; 
Paper read, 10. Heads of a Conference, touching Proceedings 
againft him, reported ; Conference defired—another Con- 
ference defired by Lords thereupon; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held and reported, 12.—Order of Lords 
for hearing his Counfel in Matters of Law fignified to the 
Houfe, 14.—Free Conference defired with them touching 
Proceedings againft him; a Committee to prepare Heads ; 
Heads reported, and agreed to; Maaagers and Reporters 
appointed; free Conference held, and reported; another free 
Conference defired by Lords thereon; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conterence held, and reported, 15.—Refo- 
lution touching his Endeavours to fubvert the Conftitution—a 
Committee of whole Houfe to be prefent at hearing Counfel— 
a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference concerning 
further Proceedings againft him; Heads reported, and agreed 
to; free Conference defired ; agreed to; Managers and Re- 
porters appointed; free Conference held, 16.—Earl voted 
guilty of High Treafon, 19.—Meflage to Lords, defiring his 
Guard may be increafed; Anfwer thereto, 28.—Order for 
bringing in Copies of Mr. Pymin’s Speeches at the Tryal, 30. 
--— For printing thein; Member to have Leave to vitit him, 
11 May. 

1641, Bill for his Attainder read, 10 Apr. Order for 
Second Reading, 12. Comnnitted, 14. Bill debated in the 
Committee, 14, 15. 17. 19, 20, and 2:. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled ; Paffed; fent to Lords with Recommendation for 
Expedition, 21. Meflage from them relating thereto; Mem- 
bers appointed to maintain the Legality of the Bill; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon; a Committee to prepare 
Heads; Heads reported; Managers appointed; Conference 
held and reported, 22. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to 
expedite the Bill, 24. Conference defired by them, to hear 
Arguments concerning the Legality thereof, agreed to, 27. 
Orders relating thereto—Mr. Solicitor impowered to fend for 
Records, 28. Mr. Solicitor to bring in aCopy of his Argu- 
ments, 30 Apr. 5 May. Bill agreed to by Lords; free Con- 
ference defired with them thereupon; Managers appointed; 
free Conference held, and reported; King to be moved for his 
Affent thereto; both Houfes to attend him; Meffage from 
Lords, acquainting Houfe what time he would be attended, 
8. Royal Affent, 10. Order for printing Mr. Solicitor’s Ar- 
guments, 11. 

Strange, Sir Hammond la, 1640, Petition referred to Dr. Tom- 
fon’s Committee, 20 Mar. Vide Fens. 

—— Lord, 1641, Inquiry to be made of Mr. Secretary, 
whether he has received any Letters from him; if not, to 
write to him concerning Letters taken out of a Spanifh Ship 
and fent to him, 13 Dec. Letter to be written to him to 
know by whom theie were fent, and to whom direéted, 21. 

Letter concerning a Commiflion of Array iffued to him ; 

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Lords to be moved to require him to deliver the Magazine of 
Lancafhire, 27 June-——Refolution for impeaching him of . 
High Treafon; a Committee to prepare Impeachment, 29 
Aug. Lords to be moved for Proclamation for his Appearance 
ata Day certain, 30.— Impeachment re-committed, 5 Sept. 

’ Read, and to be ingrofled, 7. Ingrofled Articles read, and 
to be fent to Lords, 10. Sent; Report that they were rifen, 
13. Report of Delivery, and Lords Anfwer ; Order for pub- 
lifhing the Impeachment, read, and re-committed ; the Com- 
miitee to withdraw, 15. Reported from Re-commitment ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 16. . 

Strangers, 1641, Order tor taking them up, and fending them 
beyond Sea, 26 O&amp;. Conference defired by Lords there- 
upon; Meflengers difinifled without Anfwer, 8 Nov. Con- 
ference agreed to, 9. Order explained; Conference defired 
thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held 
-—another defired by Lords ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 10. 

Strangeways, Sir John, 1641, to declare Particulars of the Infor- 
mation given him; original Paper to be read, 30 Nov. 

1642, injoined to attend the Service of Houfe, 22 July. 
20 Aug.—Previous Queftion for continuing him a Mem- 
ber, Neg.; voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 6 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 

Houfe, 20 Aug. 

Sir Giles, 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 20 Aug. 

Stratford, in Suffolk, 1642, Order for fending Twenty Muf- 
quets thither, 9 Dec. 

— George, 1642, to be committed to Gloucefter Gaol, 
11 Nov. 

Strengthfellow, Tho. 1641, to be permitted to tranfport Wheat, 
&amp;c. for Relief of Dublin, 22 Feb. 

Strich, Wm. and Domingo Mansfield, 1641, Petition read, and 
recommended to Lord Mayor ; Order thereupon, 2 Dec. 

Strickland, Walter, 1642. Vide Holland. 

Sir Robert, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parhament, 21 Jan. , 

Strode, ‘Vm. Vide Privileges, and Kimbolton—1640, cleared 
of having ufed offenfive Words in his Speech, 6 Feb. 

1642, to have Warrant for carrying Mufquets into 

Somerfetfhire, 5 Aug. Has Leave to attend Lord General, 

Q Sept. Member to prepare Order for Satisfaction for his 

Loffes out of Sir Ralph Hopton’s Eftate, 15. Feb. 

-Sir Rob. 1640, Bill for fettling his Eftate, read, 13 



































Feb. 





1641, Committed, 29 May. 

John. Vide Jacobfon. 

Sir Geo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 Mar. 
—-—Examined touching the Kentifh Petition, 1 Apr. In- 
formation concerning him referred to the Committee for the 
Petition, 6. Vide Kent. Order for prefenting Impeachment 
againft him, 26. Impeachment reported ; Articles read, and 
in part agreed to; Refidue recommitted, 30. Read, and 
to be ingrofled, 4 May. Ingrofled Articles to be fent to 
Lords, 5. To be read, and fent, 9. Read; Conference to be 
defired thereupon, 10. Defired, and agreed to, 11. His 
Bail to furrender him, 2 &amp; 23 Aug. Lords to be defired to 
fummon them, 6 &amp; 30. 

——— James,.1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug. 
——His Petition ; Order for bailing him, 3 Sept. 

Strowde, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer recommended, 
13 Dec. 

Studley, Peter, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. 

- Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 16 Sept. 

Sturvey, Carew, 1642, Examination referred to the Committee 
for Informations, 29 Mar. 

Subjects, 1640, a Committee to confider of their Property in 
their Goods, and the Liberty of their Perfons, 27 Nov. 
Matter to be debated, 4 &amp; 5 Dec.—Further Power given the 
Committee ; Committees added, 8. 

1641, Declaration that no Committee ought to deter- 

mine their Right and Property, 28 July. Motion for con- 

fidering how far they may be compelled to ferve in the Wars, 

10 Dee. 

— 1642, Papers fent from Lords concerning King’s injoin- 

ing his Servants and others not to attend the Parliament upon 

Summons, with Defire it may be referred to a Committee of 

both Houfes ; referred accordingly, 10 May. Conference de- 

lired by Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers and Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolution 
touching offering Violence to Perfons doing any thing in 

Obedience to the Commands of both Houfes, fent to Lords for 

their Concurrence, 12. Agreed to,13. Lords to be defired 

they may meet; their Anfwer, 14.——Order concerning 
commanding Subjects, by virtue of the King’s perfonal Com- 
mand, fent to Lords, 7 July.—Returned with an Amend- 

ment, 12. 

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1641, Bill for Confirmation of their Liberties in their 

Perfons, read, 1 July. Another read, 24 Dec. 

: 1642, Committed, 7 Jan. 

Subfcription-moneys, 1642, Houfe informed of a Report of a 
Vote pafling concerning the Non-payment thereof; Order 
thereupon, 19 Apr. 

Subjidies.: Vide Accounts, and Supply 1641, a Committee to 
examine Bufineis concerning keeping them to the Height, and 
letting them fall; Commiflioners of Middlefex to attend 
them ; Order for paying Arrears into the Chamber of Lon- 
don—for Treafurers of the Four Subfidies to make up their 
Accounts, 6 Dee.—Order about Allowance to tlre Colleétors, 
13. Touching the Forbearance of Moneys lent with In- 
tereft, 29 Jan. Touching a Difcharge to Treafurers for 
Money paid for Relief of Dublin, 11 Feb.—Touching Fees for 
pafliug the Collectors Accounts, 26. 


1642, Order for Collectors to perfeé&amp; their Accounts, 
and for punifhing Perfons moft defective therein ; Barons of 
the Exchequer to be moved that their Bonds may be put in 
Suit againft them, and that thofe in Arrear may pay-Interett, 
25 Mar. To be printed, 28. Under-fheriffs of divers 
Counties admonifhed for Neglect in bringing in the Arrears ; 
Order for fpeedy Returns; Members to bring in Accounts 
thereof, and write Letters to the Sheriffs of their feveral 
Counties, &amp;c. thereupon, 24 May. Order touching 
bringing in Arrears reported, and re-committed, g July. 
a for encouraging Colledtors to proceed in that Service, 
9 Dec. 


Suckling, Sir John, 1641, to be forthwith fent for; called in, and 
interrogated, 3 May.—A Committee to examine him, Mr. 
Wadfworth, Captain Billingfley, and others, 4. To be forth- 
with fent for to attend them ; the Committee to withdraw and 
examine them, 5. King to be moved to ftop his Allow- 
ance ; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference there- 
upon, 7 July. Order for their Sitting, 31. Articles 
againft them to be confidered, 5, 6. 11, 12, &amp; 13, Aug. 
Confidered, 12 &amp; 13.—Votes and Articles read; Refolu- 
tion for charging him with Treafon, 12. A Committee to 
confider of a fit Method to proceed againft him, G6 Dec. Re- 
port to be made, 14. Refolution for accufing him of High 
‘Treafon, 17. , 


- 1642, Time to be prefixed for his Accufation, 26 
ar. 


Sudbury Election, Report touching it, 8 Dec. 

— 1641, Mayor to ftay Arms brought thither; Member 

appointed to fend down the Order, 26 Jan. 

1642, Letter from thence concerning Tumults to be fent 
to Lord General, 25 Aug. 

Suffolk, 1641, Order for delivering an Arrear of Fullers Earth 
to them, 24 May. Petition of Gentlemen, read ; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to Perfons who brought it, 31 Jan. Letter from 
the Committee to fome Gentlemen, read, and approved, 4 
Feb.— Earl of Suffolk nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11. 

Deputy Lieutenants approved, 18 Mar.—Petition of 

Seamen ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought it, 12, 

—— Leurer recommended to a Parifh there, 31 May. 

1642, Lords defired the Ordinance for the Militia may 

be put in Execution; Meflenger difimiffled without An{wer, 

1 July. Day appointed for it; Deputy Lieutenant approved, 

6.—Order for ftaying a Proclamation going down by the Pott, 

21.~-Order for advancing the Subfcriptions fent to Lords, 26. 

A Committee to prepare Order for Deputy Lieutenants, 

11 Aug.—Lords to be moved to difpatch the Order about Sub- 

{criptions, 15.—High Sheriff, &amp;c. to take the Magazine into 

their Cuftody, 18.—Letter to be fent to Lord Lieutenant 

about putting the Militia in Execution, 25. His Anfwer, 

29. Deputy Lieutenants nominated; Order for their 

haftening Propofitions for Horfe, &amp;c. 2 Sept. Agreed to by 

Lords—Declaration to prevent plundering to be difperfed, 3. 

—Commmiffion and Infiructions to the Committee, approved, 

5. Agreed to by Lords, 6—Names of the Commiflaries to 

value Horfes, &amp;c. fent to Lords, 7. Order touching em- 

ploying Horfes, not reduced under Command, 10 Oét.—For 

fending up Money collected upon the Propofitions, 12.—A 

Committee to prepare Order for Deputy Lieutenants to ap- 
oint Colonels and Captains, 15.— Letter from the Committee ; 
hanks thereupon; Order for them to retain 4,0007. out of 

the Contribution-money, 28.——Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. 

Propofitions concerning the Safety of the County referred 

to a Committee, 1 Dec.—Order for raifing Horfe, 5. Agreed 

to by Lords, 8——-Members for the County to confider of 
proper Perfons to be fent down for Service of the Affociation, 

19 sig oe for apprehending Perfons refufing to contri- 

bute to the Propofitions, or to aflociate themfelves, 24, 

Several fent to advance the Affociation ; Deputy Lieutenants 

to fubfcribe the Warrants for it, 4 Feb,—Sheriff’s Commiflion 

prefented, 18. Member to go down, and advance the 
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—— — Earl of, 1642, Order for delivering a Cheft of Arms to 
him, 25 June. 

Cloths, 1641, a Commitree to confider how they may be 
vended in Turkey, and examine the Obftruétions thereto ; 
Turkey Company to attend them, 14 Feb. 

Report to be made, 8. 
Report of Obftructions ; 


Petition re- 

ferred, 1 Mar. 

1642, like Order, 6 Apr. 
Refolutions thereupon, 17. 

Sugars. Vide Supply, and Wines. 

Surts, fmall, 1641, Bill for preventing them read, 15 Apr. 

Sulyard, Tho. 1642, to befummoned to attend as aWitnels, 14 Apr. 

Summer Iflands, 1640, Petition of Traders, with the Commit- 
tee for Trade, referred to the Committee for Virginia Planters, 
6 Jan.——Order about Re-delivery of their Tobacco by the 
Cuftomers, 4 Mar. 

Sunderland, 1641, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Lecturer appointed ; 
Parfon to permit him the Ufe of his Pulpit, 26 Feb. 

Superfiition and Idolatry, 1640, a Committee to confider of 
Means for abolifhing them, 23 Jan. Bill for that Purpofe 
read, 5 Feb. Committed; all that come to have Voices, 13. 

Order for Meeting of the Committee, 23 June. 5 
July.——— Committee revived, 28 June. —— Bill to be re- 
ported, 8 Aug. 

SuPPLy, 

— 1640, for the Army, and Relief of the ‘Northern Parts, to 
be confidered, 12 Nov.—Confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe ; Refolution for raifing 100,000/. 13. King 
to be moved for a Commiffion to the Convocation to treat 
about giving Subfidies, 19 Mar. His Anfwer, 22. 

_ 1641, Motion for moving him again, 5 May.—Supply 
for the great Affairs of the Kingdom to be confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 10. Confidered; Refolution 
for raifing 400,000 /. 11.——-Supply for the Occafions of Ire- 
land confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 11 &amp; 12 
Nov. Refolution for raifing 200,000 /. 12. Refolution for 
raifing another 400,000/, 12 Dec. 

— 1642, a Committee to confider of the King’s Revenue, 
and Penfions payable out of it, 1 Sept. Bufinefs of the King’s 
Children at St. James’s, the Queen of Bohemia, and the Elec- 
tor Palatine, referred, 27. Committee impowered to proceed 
if Four prefent, 30. Report ; Order for ftopping feveral 
Penfions—Refolution for paying it into Places where it 
ought to be paid, and not iffuing it till further Order, 14 Oct. 
Agreed to by Lords, and to be printed, 15. Manner of the 
Execution of the Vote referred to the Committee, 18. 
Receivers to iffue no Moneys without acquainting Houle, 26 
Nov. Lords Concurrence fignified, 29. Order for feizing 
feveral Sums for Relief of the Army, 11 Jan.—Ofilicers to 
bring their Accounts to the Committee for Contributions, 12. 
—The Committee for the Revenue to inquire what Money 
is in the Receivers Hands, and require them not to part 
with any, 16.—Receivers or Auditors of the Duchy not to 
go to Oxford, 20. Days appointed for confidering the 
Bufinefs of Moneys, 30 June. 

Means for raifing the Supply 
—1640,confidered ina Committee of the whole Houfe; Report 
of Refolution for raifing 100,000 /. by Aéi of Parliament, 13 
Nov.—Touching Perfons who fhall be Security to the Lend- 
ers—for exempting particular Places from paying towards it, 
16.—Touching the Manner of affeffing the Counties, 19.— 
For raifing Two Subfidies inftead of 100,000 l. 10 Dec.—For 
providing a Supply till they can be raifed, 31. A Com- 
mittee to confider of a fpeedy Method for Supply for the 
Army ; Petition referred, 11 Jan. Committees added ; Cuf- 
tomers to attend the Committee, 12. Report of their Wil- 
lingnefs to advance 60,000 /. 13. Order for raifing Mo- 
ney on the Credit of the Subfidies, 16 Feb.—Refolution for 
Two more Subfidies for Maintenance of the Army, 20.—A 
Committee to prepare Order for Security to the Lenders, 24. 

Refolution for raifing 100,000 /. on the Security of the 
Subfidies laft voted, 1 Mar. Further Order touching the 
Security, 4.—Refolution touching Security on the Subfidy of 
Tonage and Poundage, 18. 

1641, Motion concerning a fhort Bill for Subfidy of 
Tonage and Poundage de bene effe for Three Months, to be 
pare, iy 29 Mar.——A Committee to prepare Order for 
raifing the Subfidies to a higher Proportion, 29 Apr. A 
Committee to treat with Perfons for Loan of Moneys, 11 
May. Further Power given them, 26. Report touching the 
National Debt—Propofition of the Merchant Adventurers ac- 
cepted, 28.—The Committee impowered to receive Propofi- 
tions from any Perfons, 20. Order for their Meeting, 3 
June. Perfons to attend them; 5 &amp; 17.—The Committee to 
confider of making Moneys current, and of raifing Moneys to 
10/. per Cent. 17.—Propofition of making Moneys current, 
rejeéted—another Propofition for raifing Money by a Poll- 
tax; Refolutions thereupon, 18. Refolution for raifing 
400,000/. by way of Subfidy, 12 May.—Touching the Man- 
ner of affefling Eftates, 13 &amp; 14. 


— 1642, a Committee to confider of Ways for raifing 2 
prefent Stock-of Money, 9 Apr. All that come to have 
Voices, 22.—A Committee of the whole Houfe to confider it, 
10. 14.16, &amp; 17. Matter to be confidered every Day from 
Eight to Nine o’Clock ; Report of Refolution for charging 
Papifis with prefent Moneys, and a yearly Payment, 20. 

A Committee to prepare a Letter to Cities and Towns for 
the Loan of Moneys, 23 May. Letter reported, and agreed 
to—another Committee to confider of Means for providing 
Moneys, 24.—Method for raifing a Stock of Credit, and 

refent Moneys, confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houte ; Report of Refolution for raifing it, and making Retri- 
bution out of Irifh Rebe!s Lands—touching the Rate, 27. 
A Committee to contider of Ways for raifing Money for re- 
victualling Ships at Sea, 23 July.—Ordinance trom Lords for a 
Committee of both Houtes to go to Guildhall to put the Ordi- 
nance for raifing Moneys in Execution; agreed to—Lords to 
be moved to advance the raifing Moneys by Members and 
Affiftants of their Houfe, 26. Meflage to that Purpofe fent ; 
Meffenger difmified without Anfwer, 29.——Meflage re- 
newed, 1 Dec. A Committee of the whoie Houfe to con- 
fider of Means for raifing a Supply for the Army, 18 Jan. 
Report of Refolution for raifing it by a Land Tax, 26——A 
Committee to confider of a Way tor fpeedy fupplying the 
Northern Army, 27 Feb. Report; Refolutions for applying 
the Moneys in the Hands of the Receivers of the Duchy Re- 
venue—for indemnifying them—for applying the Moneys in 
the Hands of the Receivers of the Court of Wards—for the 
Payment of 10,000/. formerly voted—for fequeftering the 
Vicarage of Hallitax and Purftoll; a Committee impowered to 
fummon all the King’s Receivers, and require them to bring 
in Moneys in their Hands, 8 Mar. 

1640, a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider the 
Book of Rates, 18 Mar. 

— 1641, a feleét Committee to prepare One, 31 May.—— 
Impowered to receive Informations for that Purpofe ; all that 
come to have Voices, 1 June. Order for their Meeting, 26 
June. ——12 Nov. Perfons to attend them, 26 June. 
Book to be reported, 30 July——20 Jan. Reported, 24. 
To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 24 
Jan.——24 Feb. 5- 7, &amp; 8, Mar. Confidered, 7. The 
Committee to fit every Morning at Eight o’Cloek, 9 —Order 
for Meeting of the feleét Committee, and proceeding in the 
Bufinefs, 15. Report to be proceeded in, 16. Proceeded in ; 
Refolutions relating to the Rates upon Currans—previous and 
main Queftions for certain Perfons to pay double Cuftoms up- 
on Sugar, except from the Sugar Plantations, or Portugal, 
feverally Neg.—relating. to the Value upon Mufcovado and 
White Sugars—upon Holland and Flanders Cloth—Greenland 
Oil—for taking off a Fourth-part upon Silk Manufa@ures 
imported—touching the Rates upon Spanifh Tobacco—upon 
French, Spanifh, and Sweet Wines—upon Train Oil—for 
taking off half the Cuftom upon Woollen or Worfted Stock- 
ings—touching the Rate upon Tiffany—againft Ex portation of 
Calves-fkins—touching the Rates upon Sea Coal exported— 
upon Short Cloth—upon all other Cloths of the old Drapery 
—upon Serges and Perpetuanaes—upon new Tiepecion=Agak 
to be printed ; a Committee to overview it, 17. 

1642, Order for Meeting of the Sub-committee, and 
reporting to Houle; Orders to be printed with the Book, 9 
May. Printer appointed, 22 June. Book annexed to a 
Bill, and fent to Lords, 25. Returned, with Amendments 
touching the native Commodities of Scotland ; Amendments 
agreed to, 27. 

Application of the public Moneys, 1640, 

Order for paying 50,000/. to the Army and Northern Coun- 
ties—Refolution touching the Proportion, 30 Nov. The 
providing and fending down the reft of the Money to be con- 
fidered, 11 Dec.—Commiffioners to be named in the Body of 
the Order for 50,0002. more ; Refolution touching the Pro- 
portion, 18.— Orders, for paying 3,000/. to Berwick — 
1,000 /. to Carlifle—16,o00/. to the Army, 23 &amp; 24.— for 
paying 25,000/. to the Northern Counties, 24.——For pay- 
ing 50,000 /. to the Army and Garrifons—for paying a Month’s 
Billet, 10 Feb. —— For paying 25,000/. for Relief of the 
Northern Counties—25,000 /. for Relief of the Army, 6 Mar. 
—for paying Officers or Billetters for Soldiers dead or deferted 
—for Eleven Days Pay to the Earl of Crawford’s Troops — 
for paying the Billetters thereout, 8 Mar. 

1641, Like Order, 6 Apr.—For paying 4,366 2. 3s. 4d. 
to the Garrifon of Berwick, 23.—For a Month’s Pay to the 
Reformado Officers, 30.——~For referving Moneys provided 
for difbanding the Armies—for paying 50,0001. to the Army, 
19 &amp; 22 May.—for paying 30,000/. for Relief of the Nor- 
thern Counties, 24.—4,e00/. for Scottifh Shipping, 24 &amp; 
28.——For paying 100,000/. to the Earl of Warwick for the 
Northern Counties—for paying 100,000 /. to Sir Wm. Uve- 
dale for the Army, 10 June.—For fending down 50,000 /, to 
the Army, 12.—To be employed for difbanding, 16.——For 


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aying Sir Wm. Uvedale 50,0007. of Money to be paid in the 
eouth for difbanding—for paying the Refidue to the Ear] of 
Warwick for the Northern Counties, 8 July —For a Month’s 
Pay to Berwick—For a Month’s pay to Carlifle, 14.—For 
50,0001. to the Northern Counties, 27. For paying 
52,300/. to the Scots for their Arrears—for paying 200/. to 
Perfons undertaking to convey the Money, 4 Aug.—For pay- 
ing a Month’s Pay to certain Reformado Officers. after dif- 
banding the Army—For Seven Weeks iy Sa Lieutenant Co- 
- Jonel Moyle, Captain Lieutenant Philip Dutton, Lieutenant 
John Bower, Lieutenant Michael Freefton, Captain Randall 
- Wallinger, and Captain William Hales, 5 Aug.—For paying 
the Remainder of the 80,o00/. Part of the brotherly Affitt- 
ance, 9.—For paying it to the Earl of Warwick, and 12,7501. 
in full for Scots Arrears, 11.—For paying 3,co00/. to Colonel 
Goringe for Portfinouth, 14 &amp; 17.—For paying 20,000/. for 
difbanding the Army, 17.—For advancing 1,000/. to Com- 
miffioners going to the King in Scotland, 18.—For making 
the 2,000 /. for difbanding the Army 30,0001. 20.—For pay- 
ing it to Sir Wm. Uvedale—for paying a Month’s Pay to Re- 
formado Officers as foon as a Lift of their Names be brought 
in, 24.—For Six Months Pay to the Shipwrights, &amp;c. at 
Chatham, 28.—Reformado Officers not to be paid till after 
difbanding, 28. Several excepted, 30. For a Month’s 
Pay to divers Serjeants—for paying the Firft 20,000/. received 
by the Commiffioners for London for difbanding the Army, 1 
Sept.—for paying 30,000/. to Berwick and Carlifle, 9. 
For paying 2007. to Rob. Englifh—2,oo0o0/. to Sir Jo. Nulles, 
2 Noy.—For paying 150/. upon a Bill of Exchange from 
Committees in Scotland, 15. For paying 13,000/. of Ar- 
rears to Officers, 21 Dec. For paying 5,000¢. to Sir Jo. 
Nulles and Sir Job Harvey, 11 Jan.—for paying 1,000/. to Sir 
Jo. Nulles, 15.—for paying 16,o00/. to the Scots, 25. 
For paying them 5,917/. 3s. 4$d. 2 Feb.—For paying 1001. 
to the late Gunners of Berwick, 4.—For paying 5,0007. for 
the Soldiers at Dublin, 5.—For paying cy for Billet- 
money to York—1,o00/, to Durham, in Part of Billet-mo- 
mey due—4ol, to Mr. Morewood—2,500/. for Baggage 
Horfes for the Scots—1i,200/. for raifing Guards for their 
General—62,300/. upon Account, to Scots Soldiers, 19 Feb. 
—For paying 1502. to Committees at Nottingham for Billet- 
money, 21.—For paying i00/. to Newcaftle—4oo to North- 
umberland, 28. For paying 2,000/ to the Soldiers at 
Hull, 5 Mar.—For paying 1502. to Sir Jo. Clotworthy’s Re- 
giment, 9.—for paying 16,oco/. to the Officers of the Navy, 
15.—For paying 209/. 10s. 103d. to Lincolnfhire, upon 
Account of Billet-money, 17.—for paying 1007. to Stephen 
Rich, for tranfporting Arms, &amp;c. from Berwick to London, 
19.—For paying 5,030/. to the Garrifon of Portfmouth, 24. 
1642, for paying 10,000/. to the Deputy Treafurer at 
Wars for Ireland, 26 Mar.—For imprefting 1,o007. to Mr. 
‘Froft—For imprefting 2,000/. to the General of the Scots 
Army, 28. Sor paying 6oo/. 14s. 5d. to the County and 
City of York—7/. 2s. 8d. to Stockton—g l. i7s. 2d. to 
the County of Nottingham—13/. 12s. 3d. to Lincolnfhire— 
asol. 5s. 4d. to Durham—oo/. 12s, 8d. to Northumberland 
—i8/. 15s. 5d. to Newcafile, 4 Apr.—For paying 10,000 /. 
for the Service of freland; Lords Concurrence fignified, 5.— 
For paying Mr. Henley 2,500. borrowed of him, 6.—For 
paying 6,000/. for raifing Regiments for lreland—3,000 /. to 
Mr. Froft, 7—For imprefting 2,000/. to the Scots Gene- 
ral, 8.—For paying 5,000/. to Mr. Loftus, 11.—For paying 
1327. to Mr. Roche—120l. to Mr. Sheriffe—ioo/. to Mr. 
Riche, 12.—For paying 6,o00/. to Mr. Loftus ; agreed to by 
Lords, 18.—For advancing 80/. to Captain Welden—for 
paying 3,564/. 13s. 4d. to Mr. Loftus; agreed to by Lords, 
19.—For paying 200/. to Sir Nich. Byron, 21.—for paying 
501. to Perfons employed in making Difcoveries upon the 
Coaft of France—for furnifhing Lord Cromwell with 3c0/. 
23.—For imprefting 10,0007, to Lord Prefident of Muntter, 
26.—For paying 6,0007. to Mr. Loftus—2,o00/. to Sir Jo. 
Hotham, 28.—For paying 30/. to Mr. Eglefton—for impreft- 
ing 600/. to Sir Wm. Balfour, 30.—For paying 6,000 /. to 
Mr. Loftus, 2 May.—Order for Payment of 2,000/. to Sir 
Jo. Hotham; agreed to by Lords, 3.—For paying 14,0000. 
to the Commiffioners for Irifh Affairs, 4.—For ifluing 10,0001, 
to the Committee of Adventurers of London—for delivering 
2001. to the Committees in the North, 5.—Adventurers 
‘40,0001, agreed to by Lords—for imprefting 100/. to Sir Jo. 
Hotham, 6.—For paying 1,4007.:to Mr. Norrice, 7. for pay- 
ing Gol. to Mr. Manfell—17o0/. to Lady Anne Lucas, 12.— 
for fending 1,500/7. to Dublin—for paying 10,0007, to Mr. 
Loftus, 16. Agreed to by Lords, 20.—For paying 2001. to 
Contraétors for Shoes and Boots, 18.—For paying 1,500/. to 
Mr. Loftus ;agreed to by Lords, 19.—For paying 1,000/. 
for Arrears to‘Officers, 23.—For paying 71 /. 14s. to Perfons 
who built the Courts of Guard, 24.—For paying 1,5007. to 
certain Officers—for advancing a Month’s Pay to Four Gun- 
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—For paying 2,000 /. to Sir Jo. Hotham ; agreed to by Lords, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 4. For 100/- 
to Mr. Rufhworth, 6. For paying 662/. 1s. 4d. to Mr. 
Loftus, 7—For paying 10,o00/. to him; feverally agreed to 
by Lords, 8. For imprefting 5007. to Lord Cromwell for 
paying 34,000/. to Mr. Loftus—for paying 6,000 /. to Lord 
Conway and Sir Jo. Clotworthy, 15.—For imprefting 2,000 /. 
to Sir Fo. Hotham, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 24.—For pay- 
ing 5,¢30/. to the Garrifon of Portfmouth, 28. Agreed to 
by Lords—for imprefting 50,000/. to Mr. Loftus, 30° 
For paying 1,000/. to Mr. Wm. Gore, 1 July.—For 
paying 16,o00/. to Mr. Loftus, 4——For paying 1,000/. for 
the Service of Landguard Fort, 6. Cancelled; frefh Order 
for that Purpofe, 9. Agreed to by Lords, 11.—For iffuing 
1,257 1. 2s. 11d. to Mr. Wheeler, 7—For imprefting 5007. 
to Sir Arthur Haffelrig, 8. Sent to Lords, 12. Agreed to 
by them, 13.—For paying 500/. with Intereft, to Mr. Good- 
fhall—4oo/. to Mr. Vaughan—1i,oo0/. to Mr. Cloberry— 
for iffuing 3,000/7. to buy Arms, 9.—For Paying 1,500/. to 
the Earl of Warwick—200/. upon Account, for raifing Men 
for Hull; feverally agreed to by Lords, 11.—For paying 500/. 
to Earl of Warwick—1oo/. to Sir Chr. Wray—150/. to the 
Town of Windfor—for imprefting 1,o90/. 10s. 1d. for buy- 
ng Arms--for paying 1,375/. 11s. to Mr. Aldworth and Mr. 
ollafton, 13.—For paying to Mr. Tomfon and others 
3,000/. Order refpited, and referred to a Committee, 14.— 
for paying 1002. to Mr. Cromwell—for imprefting 10,000/. 
to Mr. Loftus, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 19.—For 1,000/. 
for Relief of diftreffed Irith Proteftants, 15.—for paying 30. 
to Mr. Thorpe, 16.—For paying 10,000/. upon Account 
for Hull—for paying 1,o00/. to Sir Jo. Clotworthy, 18, 
Agreed to by Lords, 19.—For paying 20,v00/. to Mr. Lof- 
tus; fent to Lords, 26.—For paying 3,085/. 17s. 5d. to 
Mr. Payler, 30.—For paying 32,000/. to Mr. Loftus, 2 
Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 3.—For paying 4541. 14s. 8d. to 
Matters of Ships that brought the Magazine from Hull, 8.—For 
paying to Sir Jo. Chudleigh 5,000¢/. upon Account, 9.—For 
paying 2,000/. to the Scots, 12.—For allowing 500/. for 
Safety of Warwick, 13.—For paying 5000/7 to Mr. Froft, 
15.—For paying 150/. to Mr. Samuel, 18.—For advancing 
1,009/. to Mr. Halfteed, 19—For paying 5,000/. to ‘Mr. 
Frofti—former Order vacated—for tranfporting 15,0007. to 
the Scots; returned from Lords, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to, 20.—For paying 2,000 to Lord Ker- 
rye—2,000 to Mr. Gethings, 96 -or paying 350/. 7s. Ed. 
to Mr. Paman and Mr, Hunt—sool. to Mr. Cromwell— 
goof. to Mrs. Chichester—1,o00/. to the Scots General, 3 
Sept.—For paying 15,000/. to Mr. Loftus—450/, to Cap- 
tains Church and Beresforde, 7.—For paying 1,100/. to Earl of 
Holland; agreed to by Lords, 8.—For fending 6,500/. to the 
Committee at Sherborne; agreed to by Lords, 17.—For pay- 
ing 70/. to Mr. Baldwyn—go/. to Mr. Stockdale—iig /. to 
Mr. Vaffall, 23. For paying to Mr. Hawkins 65/. 4s.— 
to Mr. Willis, 4o/. 15s—To Mr. Chambers 651. 4s. 5 
O¢t.—For paying 40,000/. towards the brotherly Afliftance, 
6.—For paying 1,040/. to Mr. Saunderfon, 14.—For paying 
2,000/. to Sir Jo. Bamfield and Mr. Waddon, 17.—¥or 
peving 384. 13s. 10d. to Mr. Vaffail—1,ooo/. to Mr, 
irke, 29. For a Month’s Pay to the Scots Army, 1 Nov. 
—For imprefting 2,000/. to Mr. Bence, 13.—For paying 
2,000/. upon Account to Hull, 25.—For paying 300/. to 
Mr. Helland and Mr. J. Fennour, 3 Dec-—To Mr. Baffhett 
7904. 11s. 10d. 6.—1,000/. to Portfmouth Garrifon, 7.— 
For paying 3182. 4s. to Mr. Wollafton—1,650/. to Mr, 
Cafteel—1,500/. 8s. to Mr. Beard—548l. 10s. to Mr. Lock 
and Mr. Clymer—2o04/. to Mr. Crone—5ol. 15s. to Mr. 
Phillips, 10.—8,oo00/. to Mr. Loftus, 16.—5,000/. to him 
—1,500/. to Lord Leicefter, 19. 2,042/. 16s. to Colonel 
Venn—523/. to Earl of Derby—for imprefting 300 /. to Offi- 
cers of Ordnance, 20.—For imprefting 1,000/. to the Gar- 
rifon at Landguard Fort, 21.—For paying 10,0007. to Lord 
Fairfax, 22.—200/. tu Englifh Reformado Officers, 24. 
For paying 500/. to Mr. Wollafton—4,o00/. to Mr. Wood— 
3364. 1s. to Mr. Norris—4,8541. 3s. 4d. to Mr. Gethings 
and others—130/. toa Druggift—1,800/. for Shipping —g8/. 
to Mr. Ball,—gol. 16s. to Mr. Hawkins, 3 Jan.—For pay- 
ing 1,000/. to the Garrifon at Portfmouth, 5—For paying 
180/. to Mr. Burftone and Mr. Piercy—165/. to Mr. French— 
367. toMr. Mufchamp, 12.—For paying 28 /. to Mr. Harrifon, 
17.—For imprefting 10,000 /. to the Army—for paying 50” /. 
for the Relief of Ennifkilling—1,163 /. 14s, to Mr. Nayle— 
1987. 4s. to Mr. Evans, 18.—For paying 10,000/. ta Sir 
Gilb. Gerrard, 19.—For paying 1007. to Mr. Dallifon, 21.— 
For paying 2612. 10s. 6d. to Mr. Holles, 23.—For paying 
100 l to Serjeant Major Browne—i38 /. 10s. to Mr. ke. 
26.—For paying him 500/. 27.—For paying 1,000 /. to Mi. 
Hutchinges—550/. to Sir Jo. Coniers, 30.—For paying 800/, 
to Sir Jo. Hotham, 31. For paying 4,000/. to Lord 
Pairfax—650/. to Colonel bs 2 Feb,—for paying _ 
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for Relief of Dublin, 3—For paying 1317. to Mr. Bowen 
and Mr. Price—~235/. to Mr. Williams—563/. 14s. 2d.— 
625 1. 8s.—700/.—2801.—250/. to Mr. Loftus—62/. 4s. 1d. 
—5o0l. 10s. 5d— 3131. 14s. 8d. to Mr. Pennoyer—3q4 . 
to Mr. Burtton—28/. to Captain Whittfcott—359 /. 7s. to 
Mr. Paman—359/. 78. to Mr. Hunt—gool. 4s. to Mr. 
Downes, 4 Feb. Severally agreed to by Lords, 8.—For paying 
gol. to Mr. Loftus, 14.—For advancing 6,o00/. to Sir Jo. 
Hotham, 23.—For imprefting 300/. to Sir Jo. Clotworthy— 
for paying 1,218. 4s. to Scots Reformado Officers, 24.— 
For paying 1,500 /. to the Garrifon at Portfinouth, 25. For 
paying 2,217/. 4s. 8d. to Colonel Ven, 1 Mar.—For paying 
200/. for Relief of maimed Soldiers, 3.—For paying 500 /. 
for Relief of Duncannon Fort, 9.—For paying Mr. Browne, 
5051. 7s. 7d—to Mr. Bonde, 586/. 5s. 10d.—to them 
Jointly, °95/. 18. 10d. 13. 

Bills of Supply. 

— 1640, a Committee to prepare a Bill for the Grant of 
100,000/. 19 Nov. Order for their Meeting, and for At- 
tendance of all the Committees, 23. Motion tor One Knight 
of every Shire to attend them; Report concerning aflefling 
the Lords and the King’s Houfhold; Order thereupon, 25. 
Order for the Meeting of the Committee, 27. Committees 
added, 4 Dec. 

1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for Two Subfidies, 
11 Dec. Committee added, 12. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 16. Commiflioners to be named therein ; Mein- 
bers to prefent Lifts, 17. Bill committed, 22. Refolutions 
for adding Two Subfidies more—touching the Times of Pay- 
ment; Bill re-committed, 23. Amendments in Part read; Re- 
{olution touching Commitlioners, 9. Refidue read twice; Bill 
to be ingroffed, 11. Order for Third Reading, 15. Names of 
the Commiflioners to be fent to the Clerk of the Petty Bag, 
16. Bill paffed, 18. Sent to Lords, 20. Returned with 
Amendinents, 5 Feb. Amendments read twice, and com- 
mitted, 6. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 8. Amend- 
ments reported, and to be ingroffed, 10. Pafled, 12. A Com- 
mittee to attend the King, to defire him to give the royal 
Affent: his Antiwer, 15. 

—— 1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for Two Subfidies ; 
Bill recommended to the Care of One Member, 27 Feb. 
Names of Commiffioners to be brought in, 1 Mar. Order 
for expediiing the Bill, 19 &amp; 24. 

——— 1641, Bill committed, 2 Apr. To be reported, 21 &amp; 22. 
Reported, and committed to a Committee of whole Houfe, 23. 
Reported irom them, and to be ingrofled ; a Committee to pre- 
pare Infiruétions for the Commillioners, go. Provifo that 
the pailing this Bill fhould not determine the Seflion, to be 
prepared, 1 May. Read twice, and agreed to, 3. _ Bill pafled, 
6. Sent to Lords ; free Conference defired by them thereupon ; 
agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free Confer- 
ence held, and to be reported, 7. Lords Exceptions reported, 
8. Bill returned, 10. 

——— 1640, Bill to rectify Miftakes in A&amp; for the Four Sub- 
fidies, read twice, and committed; Infiruction to the Com- 
mittee, 16 Mar. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. 
Paffed, 22. 

———-— 1641, Royal Affent, 25 Mar. 

1640, a Committee to prepare Bill for a Subfidy of 

Tonage and Poundage for Three Years, 18 Mar. 

— 1641, Bill to be read, 30 Mar. Read, 31. Com- 

mitted, 27 May. Committee impowered to agree upon a 

‘Time for the Continuance thereof, 1 June. Bill reported, 

and re-committed to a feleét Committee ; Inftructions; Bill 

reported from Re-commitment; Refolution for granting it to 

Commiffioners for the King’s Ufe; a Committee to receive 

Propofitions for that Purpofe; Bill to be proceeded in by a 

Committee of whole Houfe, 2. Refolution for granting it to 

the King for the Time limited; a Committee to amend the 

Bill, purfuant thereto; Bill reported; not to be read Third 

tine till after 9 o’Clock, 10. Order for reading, 15. Bill 

patied, and to be fent to Lords, 17. Seat, 18. Agreed to 
by them; Royal Affent, 22. Another ordered, 26 May. 

Declaration touching the taking Cuftoms; a Committee to 

prepare a preamble and Addition, 27. Their Report; Bill 

read twice, and committed, 28. Reported, 14 June. Refolu- 
tions touching the Rates, 14 &amp; 15. Inftruétion touching taxing 

Briftol to Two laft Subfidies, 17. Another, read twice, 

and to be ingrofled, without Commitment, g July. Paffed, 

and to be fent to Lords, 10. Sent; Lords to move the 

King to give his Royal Afient with Speed ; Report of Meflage 

delivered; Lords Anfwer, 12, Another ordered, 5 Aug. 

Kkead, 6. Committed, 7. Houfe to be put in mind of Bill, 

g. Motion concerning it; Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 

10. Pafled, and fent to Lords, with Defire that it may pats 

by fpecial Commiffion, 11. Meffage from Lords, acquainting 



































Houle they had received the Commuflion; Anfwer thereto; an- 
other Meflage, defiring Speaker would bring it up, 16.—-~ 
Report- 


Another Bil, read twice, and committed, 25 Nov. 





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ed, and to be ingrofled, 27. Paffed, and to be fent to Lords, 
29. Sent, 30. Another Bill read; not to be read Second 
time but between 11 and 4 o’Clock; read; Queftion for 
Commitment and Ingroffment, feverally Neg.—Another Bill 
ordered, 26 Jun. Read, 27. Committed, 28. Paffed, and 
fent to Lords, 29. Another ordered, 17 Mar. Read twice, 
and committed; Committee to infert Claufe for making Sir 
H. Vane junior one of the Treafurers of the Navy, 18.—An- 
other Bill, read twice; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. to 
be ingroffed ; Time of Continuance ; Bill paffed, and fent to 
Lords, 19. 

1642, Meffage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they 
were ready to give the Royal Affent to the Bill by Commiftion ; 
the Bill not being fent down, while the Houte was confidering 
what Speaker fhould do, it was fent privately, 29 Mar. 
Another ordered, with a Blank for the Time, and a penal 
Claute, 26 Apr. Read twice; Commencement and Continu- 
ance; Queliion for Commitment, Neg. Order for Ingroff- 
ment; Provifo added ; Bill paffed, 28. 











— 1641, Bill for raifing 400,000/. ordered, 14 May. Read, 





27. Committed, 28. Refolutions relating to the Bill; Lift 
of Commiflioners ordered, 5 June. Bill committed to a 
Committee of the whole Houle, 14 Dec. To be reported, 15, 
16, 17. 25 &amp; 26 Feb. Reported ; Queftion for Re-com- 
mitment, Neg. to be ingrofled, 2 Mar. Commiflioners ap- 
pointed, 5. Order for Third Reading, 8, 9 &amp; 10. Pro- 
vifoes rejected; Bill paffed, 11. Sent to Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation; their Anfwer, 12. Letter from the King 
concerning it, communicated by Lords at a Conference and 
read, 24. 











——— 1642, Meffage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had 


received a Commitlion for pafling the Bill, and that the Com- 
million was fixed thereto; Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer; 
a Committee to contider this Meflage, and view Precedents, 25 
Mar. Report ; Meilage from Lords, defiring Houfe to attend the 
King’s Commiflion for patling the Bill; Refolution, that unlefs 
the Bill be delivered to the Speaker before the Cominiflion read, 
he fhall return, 26. Member to inquire of Lord Keeper, 
whether all the Commiflions are iffued, 12 Apr. His Anfwer, 
14.—— Members to encourage the ready Payment of Monies 
aflefled thereby, 2 May. A Committee to confider the Claufe 
that charges the Officers, 13. Another Committee to confi- 
der the Claute conceruing the Colleétors, 14 &amp; 20 July. An- 
other to confider whether new Commitlions be ueceflary for 
the Second Payment, 19 Nov. Firft Commiflions continued 
23. Order for encouraging Collectors to proceed in that, 
Service, 9g Dec.—A Committee to inquire into Arrears due 
thereupon, 23. Member to prepare Letter to be fent to the 
feveral Counties concerning them, 26.—The Committee for 
Subfcriptions to inquire in London touching Negleéts in colleé- 
ing, 31- Order about fending the Letters, 10 Jan. 
Member to prepare Order for Collectors to pay Monies to the 
Commiitees in the feveral Counties, 2 Feb.—Several of them 
to be fent for, 20. 

— 1641, a Committee to prepare a Bill concerning Plate, 
7 June. To withdraw, 8. Bull read twice, and commit- 
ted, 10. 

— 1641, a Committee to prepare a Bill for a Poll Tax; 
Inftruction, 18 June. Order for their Meeting; Inftruction 
to confider of further Heads, 21. Bitl reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 28. Pafled, 29. Free Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon; agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; 
free Conference held, 30. Lords Amendments and Provi- 
foes reported; Amendments agreed to; Debate on the Pro- 
vifoes adjourned, 1 July. Refumed ; Provifoes in Part difagreed 
to ; Conference to be detired with Lords thereupon; Managers 
appointed, 2. Ingrofled Provifoes read Third time, 3.—Bill 
to explain and fupply fome Ambiguities and Defeéts in the for- 
mer ordered, 27. Read twice, and committed, 28. 

— 1641, Bill for raifing Monies for fpeedy difbanding the 
Armies, &amp;c. read and rejected, 1g June. 























——— 1642, Bill for fettling One Half per Cent. on Goods im- 


ported and ——s for Suppreffion of Pirates, and Relief of 
Captives, 23 Apr. Read twice, and committed; Order touch- 
ing Commiffioners and Collectors, 28. 

— 1642, Bill for charging Papifts with prefent Money and 
a yearly Payment, ordered, 20 May. 

1641, Declaration, that it is againft the fundamental 
Orders of the Houfe, for a Member, without {pecial Order, to 
bring in a Bill of Subfidy, 26 Jan. 


Ordinances of Supply. 


1642, Ordinances for affeffing Monies in Londonand Wefi- 
minfter, prefented, and referred to a Committee, 23 Nov. Read, 
and agreed to; another Co:nmittee to confider of Names to 
be inferted, 25. Ordinance and Names read; Naines agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 26. Ordinance enlarged, 
and to be printed, 29. Ordinance for more fpeedy Uxecus 
tion thereof, read, and re-committed, 13 Dec. Couterence 
defircd by Lords thereupon ; agreed to; Reporters appomee’; 

onference 





































































Conference held, and reported; Lords Amendment agreed to, 

with an Amendment; Conference to be defired thereupon, 

15. Ordinance for better levying Monies upon the Ordi- 

nance of 29th November, read, and agreed to, 8 Feb. 

Ordinance for affeffing Monies in the Counties, ordered, 26 

Nov. To be prefented, 1 Dec. Prefented and read ; Refo- 

lutions touching affeffing real and perfonal Eftates ; further 

Confideration referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 3. 

Refolutions touching Affeflors, 5. Agreed to by Lords, 8.— 

Touching the Rates upon Land and Stock to be drawn into 

the Form of an Ordinance, 6. Names of Commiflioners or- 

dered, 7. Report of divers Names wanting; Order there- 

0 8 The Committee of both Houfes for Advance of 
onies impowered to imprifon negligent Affeffors and Col- 
leGtors—To feize and break open Chetts, &amp;c. 26 Jan. A 
Committee to confider of a Weekly Affeffment, 1 Feb. Re- 
port to be made, 6. Ordinance read, and re-committed, 7. 
Agreed to, and fent to Lords, 8. Conference defired by them 
thereupon ; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported, 18.—A Committee of Common Council heard 
to the Ordinance; Speaker’s Anfwer—Report of Conference 
confidered ; Queftion for re-committing a Claufe, Neg. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 20. Ordinance to be printed, 2§. 
—Ordinance concerning the effectual and fpeedy Execution 
thereof referred to a Committee, 24. Committees for feveral 
Counties appointed, 25. Lords to be defired to rate themfelves, 
27.—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; Petitioners heard ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer; Petition to be confidered, 28. Refolu- 
tion for eafing them to be communicated to the City; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpefe read, and agreed to, i Mar. Lords 
Concurrence fignified—a Committee to prepare a Letter for 
advancing the Affeflments, 3.—Members for the feveral Coun- 
ties to fign it, g. Order for fending it, 13. Ordinances for 
iffuing Money to be executed, notwithftanding any Ceffation 
of Arms, 21 Feb.—Conference to be defired with Lords con- 
cerning Ordinances of Supply lying with them; Managers 
appointed ; a Committee to prepare Heads ; Heads reported ; 
Conference agreed to, 28. 

Supremacy, Oath of. Vide Oaths. 

Surrey, 1641, Under Sheriff to be fummoned to attend; not to 
fuffer any Proceedings upon an Inquifition concerning Perfons 
met to iub{fcribe a Petition, 13 Dec. Examined; Order for 
Juftices to forbear further Proceedings; Examination of the 
Matter referred to a Committee, 14.—Petition of Gentlemen 
read, and avowed ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who brought 
it, 17.—A Committee to perufe Letters from the Juftices to 
Speaker, 18. Petition of Knights, Gentlemen, &amp;c. pre- 
fented from a Committee; feveral called in; Speaker’s Aniwer 
to them; Petition to be entered; Copy cf another to Lords, 
yead, and approved, 4 Feb.—Earl of Nottinghain nominated 
Lord Lieutenant, 11. Deputy Lieutenants approved, ex- 
cept as excepted; Lord Lieutenant to be defired to add Two 
more, 18 Mar. 

1642, another approved by Houfe; Lords Approbation 
to be defired, 23 May.— Lords to be moved to appoint a {peedy 
Day for muttering the Trained Bands, 24. Day appointed 
for putting in Execution the Propofitions for bringing in Hortfe, 
&amp;ec. 12 July.——Order for putting the Militia in Execution, 
6 Aug. Sent to Lords, 13. Member to go down for that 
Purpofe, and to advance the Propofitions for Horfe, &amp;c. 10 
Sept. Earl of Northumberland nominated Lord Lieute- 
nant; Deputations to continue in Force, 5 Oét.—Deputy 
Lieutenants to put Propofitions in Execution, and fend up 
Money collected thereupon, 5,13 &amp; 14.—Order from Lords 
for fearching Stables, and lifting Horfes, agreed to; a Com- 
mittee to join with Juftices to put it in Execution, 22.—Com- 
mittees for Propofitions added, 27.—The Committee impow- 
ered to receive eee for raifing and paying Soldiers, and to 
feize Horfes and Arms of Perfons refufing to Jend, 28. A 
Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Deputy Lieu- 
tenants for the Eaftern Parts, 2 Nov—Deputy Lieutenants 
added; Inftructions to be fent to them—Order touching bor- 
rowing fome of the Propofition-money, 3.— Deputy Lieutenants 
approved by Lords, 11.——Under Sheriff to attend with She- 
riffs Commiffion, 13 Feb.—Ordinance for raifing Forces, and 
Monies for maintaining them, read, and agreed to, 14. 
Perfon appointed to advance the Weekly Affefiment ; Books 
to be fentto him, 7 Mar. 

Suffex, 1641, a Committee to confider of providing it with Am- 
munition, and fecuring it with a Fort, 14 May..—Earl of 
Northumberland nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.—Peti- 
tion of Gentlemen, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
= preferred it, 17. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 28 

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1642, Members to fee the Militia put in Execution, 27 

May. 8 June. a Committee to inquire of the Judges 

the Reafons for altering the Place of keeping the Affize, 21 

Sept. 1 Dec. Order for Deputy Lieutenants to receive 

oc 74 — Plate, agreed to by Lords, 3 Sept.—Deputy Licu- 
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tenant nominated, 10.——Order for fending up Money col- 
leGted upon the Propofitions, 13 Odt. Cominittees added 
to the Committee for them, 1 Nov.—A Committee to pre- 
pare Commiffion and InftruGtions for raifing Forces tor Satety 
of the County, 21.—Lord General to be moved to confider 
of fending Succours, 25.—Ordinance for Public Faith to 
Contributors for the Safety thereof, agreed to by Lords, 20. 
Captains to be thanked for their Services, 1 Dee. Or- 
der for thofe difcharged by the King to execute their Offices, 
3-—Additional Infiructions to the County reported, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 7. Sheriff to be brought 
to Houfe, 9 Jan. A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
raifing Monies, 13 Feb. A Member to prepare it, 14. Or- 
dinance read, and agreed to, 15. ‘To be made Order of 
Houle only ; Clerk to fign it accordingly, 21. Perfons ap- 
pointed to advance the Weekly Ailefiment ; Books to be fent 
to them, 7 Mar. 
Sutcliffe, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 
Sutton, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tomfon’s 
y gaan 17 Dec. Another referred, 16 Mar. Vide 
ens. 























1642, Le&amp;turer recommended, 31 Dec. 

Marth, 1642, Order from Lords concerning it read; a 
Committee to prepare Letter to Lord Lieutenant, &amp;c. to pre- 
vent Tumults, 6 Feb. Draught thereof denied; Letter read, 
agreed to, and fent to Lords, 7. 

Sutton, Mr. 1642, to have Leave to fend Ten Mufquets to his 
Country Houfe for the Service of the King and Parliament, 
31 May. 

Swadline, Thomas, 1642, to be taken into Cuitody by the Keeper 
of Grefham College, 30 O&amp;. 

Swanley, Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

1642, his Letter, with Articles inclofed ; a Committee to 
confider of Ordinance for Indemnity of him, and others, and of 
a Reward for their good Services, and to write to him in mean 
time, 30 Aug.——His Letter to the Holland Vice Admiral, 
and Warrants to the Captain of Cowes Caftle, and Mayor of 
Newport for reftraining Provifions to be carried on board the 
Holland Fleet, read ; a Committee to prepare Letter to with- 
draw his Warrants—Ambaflador to the States to be acquainted 
with the Proceedings of Houfe upon this Accident, 11 Feb. 

Swann, Captain, 1642, to be thanked for his good Service in 
feizing the Maria Frigate, 15 Aug. 

Swearers, 1641, a Committee to preparea Declaration for exe- 
cuting the Laws againft them, Drunkards, and Sabbath-Break- 
ers, 17 Dec. Ordinance reported, 24. 

-——— 1641, Bill againft Sabbath Breakers, common Swearers, 
and Drunkards, ordered, 24 Dee. 

Switzerland, 1642, Letter from the Protefiant Cantons; Con- 
— to be defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 10 

ov. 

Sydenham, Sir Ralph, 1642, veted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 29 Sept.——To be bailed, 19 O&amp;: Order 
for Bail,to furrender him, 21. 

— Lady, 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 10 

an. 

Sykes, Nath. Vide Maffam. 

sal Thomas, 1641, Petition referred to a Committee, 5 

ug. 














Matthew, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Edward, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 July. 

His Petition referred to the Committee for fcandalous 
Minifters, 8 Aug-—Order for bailing him, 18. 

Syms, Tho. 1642, to be removed to Norwich, and kept clofe 
Prifoner till his Removal, 13 Mar. 

Symfon, Rich. 1642, to be removed to Norwich, and kept clofe 
Prifoner till his Removal, 13 Mar. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


TE MP LE, Sir Peter. Vide Privileges. 
Thurland, Mr. declared quly elected, and called into the 
Houfe, 20 Apr. 

Ting, Jo. Petition read, and referred to the Committee for 
Grievances, 1 May. 

Tooley, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Tracye, Sir Humphrey, to be fent for as a Delinquent, on ac- 
count of Mifdemeanors at.an Election, 17 Apr. Motion for 
his Attendance on the Committee of Privileges; Anfwer 
thereto, 18. Member undertakes for his Appearance; War- 
rant refpited, 21. 








Trade, a fele&amp; Committee to receive and examine all Petitions 


relating thereto, 30 Apr.——Grand Committee appointed, 1 
May. 

Trevanion, Mr. declared duly elected, and called into the Houfe, 
zo Apr. 


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16°17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


TABo R, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Taff, Colonel, 1641, a Committee to examine him, and 
feize his Papers, 24 Dec. Member to examine him imme- 
diately, 7 Leb. 

Lord Vifcount, 1642, Lord Admiral to be moved to 
ftop the Ports againfi him, 20 June—Order for ftopping Ports 
in Scotland ; Speaker to iffue Warrant for apprehending him, 

Tagg, Ralph, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Lalbot, Sherrington, 1642, Information given of his Forward- 
nefs in publifhing his Majetiy’s Declaration ; to be fummoned 
to attend, 6 June. Vide Privileges. 

Tamworth, 1641, new Writ, 9 Dec. 

Yanners, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Calves 
Skins, 22 July. Vide Leather. 

Lartara, Raphael, 1641, to be forthwith difcharged from his 
Refiraint, 10 Nov. 

Tate, Mr. 1640, to fit till his Ele@ion is avoided, 6 Jan. 

— 1641, to be required to attend forthwith, 19 Aug. 

Laverner, Robert, 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 9 July. 

Rich. 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, and re- 
turn, 23 Feb. 

Lavijiock, 1641, new Writ, 24 May. 

Launton, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers to be pre- 
pared, 20 Aug. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Steward of the 
Court Leet to attend, 5 Sept. Order about fortifying the 
Town, 7 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 11. Ordinance for 
muttering and arraying Soldiers read, and agreed to, 10 Dec. 

Order for mulcting fuch as refufe to appear upon Beat of 
Drum, 20 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 3 Mar. 

Taylerfon, Jo. 1642, to be difcharged, 5 Jan. 

Taylor, Mr.1640. Vide Privileges. 

1641, Paper containing Words fpoken by him at the 
pafling a Bill; Words attefted ; heard thereupon ; withdraws ; 
expelled, committed to the Tower, and to make Acknowlege- 
ment at Windlor, 27 May. His Petition read ; Order tor 
bringing him to the Bar, 10 June. Difcharged, 12. 

Edward, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for re- 
fufing to deliver the Magazine at Hull, 28 Apr. 

Jo. Vicar of Hemftead, 1642, to be fent for as a De- 
linquent ; Order fufpended, 30 Aug. 

Rich. 1642, Petition concerning him ; Order for re- 
moving him from London Houfe to the King’s Bench; Peti- 
tioners impowered to proceed againft him at Law, 13 Feb 
Order for removing him to Norwich, and keeping him clofe 
Prifoner till his Removal, 13 Mar. 

Tedworth, Mr. 1642, to be difcharged, 7 Nov. 

Temple, Sir Peter, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

1642, to be fummonet to attend the Service of the Houfe, 
8 O&amp;. 

— Dr. 1642, defired to preach, 28 Sept. 
to print his Sermon, 26 Oct. 

Temple Mills, 1642, Order for feizing Brimftone, &amp;c. there, 24 
Nov. ‘Touching the Safeguard of them, 7 Dec. 

Tent, Sir Robert, 1642, to have the Public Faith for Re-payment 
of 4,000 /. with Intereft, 26 Apr. 

Tenterden, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Le¢turer recom- 
mended 13 Apr. 

Yerm, 1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning removing 
it to York ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; Votes from Lords, that the Removal is illegal 
—That Lord Keeper fhall not iffue Writs, or feal a Procla- 
mation for that Purpofe, agreed to, 17 May. Meflage to 
Lords, defiring them to take a Courfe for preventing the 
Adjournment of next Term to York; Anfwer thereto, 27 
June.——Conference defired with Lords concerning the Ad- 
jourument thereof; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Order 
from Lords ; agreed to, 18 Nov. Conference defired by 
Lords concerning a Proclamation for Adjournment of Hilary 
Term; agreed to, 4 Jan. Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; a Committee of both Houfes to prepare 
Reatons, to be prefented to the King, for withdrawing his 
Proclamation, 5. Reafons agreed to, 12.—Order againfl re- 
moving Records of the feveral Courts, 13.—King’s Anfwer 
to Reafons communicated by Lords, read, and referred to a 
Committee, 18.—Ordinance againft removing the Courts, 20 
Agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment dif- 
agreed to; Member to aflign Reafons at a Conference ; Con- 
ference agreed to; Managers appoiated, 21. Order for 
Courts fitting at Wefiminfter, 2 Feb. 

Terrent, Rob. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept. 

Terringhum, Lady, 1642, Order for paying her the Arrears due 
to her Hufband, 13 Jan. 

Tewhkefbury, 1640, Election and double Return; Report; the 
Your Perfons returned to forbear fitting till their Elections de- 

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Thanked, and 


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termined ; Bailiff to be fent for by Sexjeant,'q Nov. Vide 
fale. Further Report re-committed, 26; Another Com- 
mittee to ftate the Cafe, and prefent it to Houfe, 11 Dec. 

1641, Election declared void—new Writ, 6 Aug.-— 
Election to be heard, 2 Nov. Referred to the Committee for 
Elections ; Order for their Meeting, 12. 

1642, Petition of Burgefles read; Members to thank 
them; Petition to be entered, 27 May. 

Thacker, Robert, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 15 Feb. 

Thames, 1642, Order for Stay of Ships to be prepared by a Com- 
mittee; agreed to by Lords, 22 O&amp;. Another Order to 
the fame Purport, 20 Feb. 

— Earl of, 1642, Lords to be defired to fummon him, 29 

ov. 

Thankfgiving, 1641, Meflage to Lords, reminding them of the 
Day appointed for a public Thankfgiving for the Pacification, 
and defiring them to join in taking a Method for due Obfer- 
vation thereof; their Concurrence fignified; a Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 26 Aug. 
Ordinance agreed to; Meflage to Lords, defiring the Com- 
mittee may meet; their Anfwer, 27. Conference to be de- 
fired with them concerning difperfing, it 28. {Defired ; agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held ;—Order for de- 
claring the Scots faithful and loyal Subjeéts to be read in all 
Chusches ; Conference defired thereupon; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; Conference held ; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified—Meilage to them, defiring them to~expedite the dif- 
perfing of the Ordinance, 30. Order about Payment of Per- 
fons for their Charges therein, 31.—Thank{giving to be cele- 
brated at Lincoln’s Inn Chapel; None to be admitted but 
Members— Declarationabvut a Prayer publithed by the Bifhop 
of Lincoln to be read thereat, 6 Sept. Vide Lincoln. 

Thimbleby, Geo. 1642, to be committed to the King’s Bench, 22 
Aug. 

Thigtechewaite, Peregrine, 1642, to be difcharged for Money paid 
to Captain Anfelme out of the Collection upon the Bill for 
400,000 /. 19 Nov. 

Thomas, St. the Apofile, London, 1641, Petition of Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. about breaking down and carrying away the Rails 
of the Communion Table, referred to the dine for Ree 
ligion, 30 June. . 

St. Southwark, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners ; Lec- 
turer recommended, 20 Sept. 

Thomas, Captain, 1641, Order for his Difcharge, 7 Feb. 

Edmund, 1642, to be forthwith fummoned as a Witnefs, 

14 Apr. 

Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for printing 
feandalous Pamphlets, 28 Apr. To be delivered into Serjeant’s 
Cuftody ; committed to Newgate, 8 Ot. 

Wm. 1642, to have Leave to go into the Country, be- 
ing Deputy Lieutenant for Two Counties, 11 June. 

Thomond, Earl of, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for 
[rith Affairs, 7 Feb. 

Thompjon, Mr. 1642, Ordet concerning him; agreed to by 
Lords, 23 July. 

Rich. 1642, to be difcharged, 5 Jan. 

Thornham, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, referred to Dr. Tom- 
fon’s Committee, 20 Mar. Vide Fens. 

Thorntone, Mr. 1642, Letter from the Committee at Hull, con- 
cerning his Practice againft the Safety of the Town; Order 
for bringing bim up in Cuftody ; Commitlioners of the Trea- 
fury to be moved to appoint a trufty Perfon in his ftead, 22 
June. 


— Captain, 1640, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 6 


ec. 

Thorold, Sir Robt. 1642, a Committee to examine him in Prifon 
upon Letters fufpected to come to him, 26 Jan. 

Thoroughgood, Wm. 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe, 30 
Sept. 

Thorpe, 1640, Petition on behalf of the Inhabitants read, and 
avowed; Prefton to be fent for as a Delinquent, 22 Dec. 
Vide Prefion. 

Thorpe, Captain, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf and 
Two Servants to France, 22 Apr. 

— Robert, 1642, Petition to be fent to Lords; the Com- 
mittee for the Navy to take Order for fatisfying his Dues, 12 
July. 

Thory, Tho. 1642, his Office in the Cuftoms to be fequeftered, 
28 Nov. 

Thrift, Lyonell, 1642, to be difcharged, 5 Jan. 

Thrifcrofjje, Mr. 1642, to be fent for to attend the Committee 
for Examinations, 13 Feb. 

Throckmorton, Sir Baynham, 1641, Order touching the Delivery 
of Cord-wood to him from Deane Foreft, 21 Mar. = 

Sir Clement, 1642, his Letter referred to a Committee, 
15 Dec. 

Throppe, Thomas, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 

Aug. 


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Thynne, Sit James, 1641. Vide Privileges. 
Sir H. Fred.*1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 
Nov. 





Tichburne, Sir Hen. 1642, Earl of Ormond to be defired, in a 


Letter, to thank him for his Services, 2 Apr. 
Benjamin, 1642, Petition to have Warrant to tranfport 
himfelf, &amp;c. to Leyden, 6 Sept. 

Tiffany. Vide Suppiy- 

Tillage, 1640, Bill concerning the Converfion thereof into Paf- 
ture read ; not to be read a Second time but in a full Houfe, 
7 Nov.——Committed, 25 Feb. Order for Meeting of 
the Committee; Committees added, 11 Mar. 

Tillot, Leonard, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Grievances prefented by the Common Council, 28 Mar. Vide 
London. 

Tilfley, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept. 

Tiffen, Mr. Marfhal of the Admiralty Court at Chefter, 1642, 

ord Admiral to be acquainted with Mifdemeanours commit- 
ted by him, 24 May. 

Timber, 1641, none to be cut down by Bifhops, Deans and 
Chapters, or Prebends, 16 July. 

Tin-Farmers, 1642, to attend the Committee for Defence of 
the Kingdom ; Order for paying Money due upon the Farm, 
9 Jan.—To attend Houfe, 13. Examined; Order for Pay- 
ment of Rent due from them, 14.~ For an Acquittance to 
them ; a Com:nittee to prepare Ordinance to bear them harm- 
lefs; two examined, and committed, 16.—Order for Pay- 
ment ot Part of the Money feized, 17. Petition of Farm- 
ers for Pre-emption thereof read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Difpatches, 6 Feb. 

Tin-workers. Vide Stannary Coutts. 

Ting, Jo. and Tho. Pocle, 1640, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee concerning rigorous levying of Ship-money, 7 Jan. 
Tirrell, George, 1642, Order for delivering his Horie to be em- 

ployed in the Service of the Commonwealth, 7 Nev. 

Tirringham, Mr. 1642, to be fecured till he is able to come up, 
25 Oct. Order for his paying 20/, toa Perfon wounded in ap- 

rehending him; his Horfes to be fold; Order for continuing 
Ses in Serjeant’s Cuftody, 27. High Sheriff to pay the Mo- 
ney out of the Overplus, 28. 

Tifon, Captain, 1642, committed to Newgate, 26 Dec. 

Titcombe, Mich. 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to an- 
fwer Mifdemeanors in levying Ship-money, 7 Jan. 

Tobacco, 1640, Patent for the Monopoly thereof to be brought in; 
Referees to attend the Committee for Grievances, 21 Nov. 
1641, Report from the Committee for Cuftomers to be 
confidered; Order for Re-delivery of Tobacco brought by 
Force into any Port, and detained, 3 Aug—RKefolution touch- 
ing the Rate to be paid for what is not brought in by Force, 

&amp; 13. 

3 1642, Ordinance concerning difpofing of Tobacco in 

Treland, 29 Oét. 

Spanith, 1641. Vide Supply. 

1641, Bill concerning Payment of Cuftoms for Englifh 

Tobaccoes imported before 25th May 1641, read, 19 Aug. 

Read Second time; Queftions for Commitment and lnagrofl- 

ment, feverally Neg; Bill rejected, 27. 

1642, another Bill to the fame Purport, read twice, and 
committed, *4 Apr. 

Toleration, 1641, a Committee to prepare Heads for Declaration 
againft Toleration to the Popifh Religion; Lords to be moved 
at a Conference to join therein, 8 Dec. Heads reported; 
Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; a Committee 
to prepare additional Head concerning the Queen ; Head re- 

orted, and agreed to, 13. 

Toll, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Toller, Geo. 1642, to be forthwith fummoned as a Witnefs, 14 
Apr. 

Tombes, Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 23 Jan. 

Tomkyns, Nathanael, Clerk of the Queen's Clofet, 1641, to be 
fummoned to appear; Examination referred to a Committee, 
29 Jan. 

: Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

— Mr. 1642, Order for continuing him in Cuftody, 6 
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Tompfon, Jo. 1642, Order to ftay landing Goods belonging to 
him, and for his Attendance on the Committee for the Navy, 
10 Aug. 

Tomfon, Dr. 1640, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
3 Dec. Vide Fens. 

——— 1641, another Petition touching the Tythes of Sutton 
Marfh ; Order thereupon, 15 June. Exchequer to hear 
his Caufes, notwithftanding former Order of Reftraint, 27 
Jan.—Sequettration to be fuperfeded, and Profits reftored 
to him, 14 Feb. : 

Tonage and Poundage, 1640. Vide Supply—A Committee to 
examine the Proceedings in the Exchequer thereupon fince 
| meg King James, 27 Nov. 

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1641, peste Queftion concerning Perfons having taken 

Tonage and Poundage, Neg. 24 May.—A Committee to 
confider the Claufe concerning it added to the Petition of 
Right, 17 June-——Another Committee to prepare Order to 
be prefented to Lords about the Difpofal of Moneys collected 
thereupon, 8 Dec——The Committee for the Navy to pre- 
pare Order for difpofing of Moneys for Tonage and Poundage, 
18. Order reported; further Order thereupon, 28.——Such 
Allowances to be made to the Merchants for Goods exported 
and imported before the pafling the laft Bill, as by former 
Privy Seals, 20 Jan.—Order againft paying Moneys upon the 
laft Bill, without acquainting Theat, Serjeant to give Cuf- 
tomers, &amp;c. Notice of the Order, 31. 
Out-Ports, 24 Mar. 

——— 1642, renewed upon other Bills, 2 Apr. 12 May. 

Ordinance concerning paying Moneys thereon read, and 
re-committed as to a Claufe; Reported from Re-commitment, 
and agreed to; to be delivered to Lords at a Conference, and 
printed; Managers appointed ; Conference to be defired, 28 
July. Defired and agreed to; Meflage from Lords, acquaint- 
ing Houfe they intend to communicate Letters thereat affented 
to; Managers and Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
reported; Letters opened, and referred to the Committee for 
Defence of the Kingdom; Meflage to Lords, acquainting 
them therewith, and Anfwer, 30. Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing them to expedite the Ordinance Ordinance returned ; 
to be printed, 1 Aug. 

Tooke, John, 1642, to have Licence to go to Ireland, 12 Aug. 

Tooley, Henry, 1642, Petition for Delivery of his Goods, 15 
Feb. 

Topham, Wm. 1642, Order for fecuring and difarming him, 
22 Oct. 

Torleton, Edward, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Contributions, 10 Aug. 

Tothill Fields, 1642, Bill for ereéting a Parifh Church there 
read, 5 Apr. Committed, 8. Committee to confider how it 
may be made fit againft next Faft, 27. 
Meeting, 3 May. For opening the Church, 9 Dec.— - 
Mr. Herle’s Offer to preach every Tuefday in the Afternoon 
approved, 17 Feb. 

Tour, Monfieur de la, 1642, to have Warrant to-go with his 
Wife, &amp;c. to France, 3 Jan. 

Tower, 1640. Vide Forts——Paper concerning the Garrifon pre- 
fented and read, 11 Nov.—Another concerning Fortifications 
and Ordnance mounted there read; King to be moved that all 
Things there might be fettled as before his Journey into the 
North, 16. 

——— 1641, Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
the Care thereof in the Lieutenant’s Abfence; a Committee to 
prepare Heads, 14 Aug. Heads reported; Report to be con- 
fidered, 16. Refolution that the Conftable refide there, and 
Fifty Men to guard it by Day, and Fifty by Night, and more 
to be added upon any emergent Occafion; Further Confider- 
ation adjourned, 17. Conference defired with Lords concern- 
ing fecuring it agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported, 18. Lords Concurrence to the Vote for 
putting Men into the Tower reported ; their Propofition for 
the Conftable to put in Forty fuch as he can confide in, 21. 
Agreed to; Refolution about their Pay to be delivered to Lords 
at a Conference, 25. Delivered, and agreed to, 28. A 
Committee to examine Strangers in the Tower, 3 Nov. Their 
Report, 4.——Another Committee to inquire in what Hands 
the Tower is; Petition of Common Council againft putting it 
into Colonel Langford’s Hands read ; Conference detired with 
Lords concerning it ; Heads thereof; Lords to be moved to 
join in recommending Sir John Coniers ; Conference agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 23 Dec. Mef- 
fage to Lords defiring their Refolutions thereupon, and An- 
{wer; Colonel Langford voted unfit to be Lieutenant; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon; Declara- 
tion reported; Conference defired; agreed to; Declaration 
read twice, and to be delivered thereat; Conference held ; 
fame Committee to prepare Petition to the King to the fame 
Purpofes ; Conftable to be defired to refide there, 24. Re- 
port that he is difcharged, 27—Conference to be defired 
with Lords concerning Preparations at the Tower ; Managers 
appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 4 Jan.—Lords 
defired to join ina Petition to the King for removing Sir 
John Byron, and making Sir John Coniers Lieutenant ; their 
Diffent fignified; Bufinefs to be refumed, 11. Conference 
to be defired with Lords; a Committee to prepare Heads ; 
Meflage to Lords, defiring the Lieutenant may be forthwith 
fent for, affented to; another Meflage concerning fending 
out Ordnance, bringing in Victuals, and placing a Guard 
under Major General Skippon, affented to; a Committee to 
withdraw, and frame thee} Meflages into an Order; Order 
reported, and to be ingroffed; fent to Lords—Meflage from 
them, acquainting Houle “—, had fent for the sane 

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and communicating his Anfwer; Proceedings thereupon. 
Vide Privileges. Several Officers of the Tower to attend ; a 
Committee to examine them touching fufpected Perfons let 
in; Order for their Difcharge; Henley, a Gunner, to attend, 
13.—Reafons for removing the Lieutenant agreed to; Con- 
ference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers 
appointed; Conference held, 15.—Meflage to Lords, renew- 
ing their Defires for joining in a Petition to the King for 

iting in Sir Jo. Coniers, 17.—Petition concerning the 
, Peon. Korg Refuial to fuffer a Guard to be fet according to 
an Order of Houfe; Lieutenant to be fummoned to attend, 
31. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to join in a Petition 
to the King to put the Tower into Hands recommended by 
Parliament; Anfwer thereto, and that they had appointed 
a Committee to draw upa Petition to that Purpofe; a Com- 
mittee appointed to meet them, 1 Feb. Petition reported ; 
to be fent to Lords, with Information that Houfe have ap- 
pointed a Committee to attend King with a Committee of 
Lords, 2. King’s Anfwer reported, 4. Meflage from Lords, 
acquainting Houfe that King would fpeedily fend further 
Antwer, 6. Anfwer communicated by them; Houfe infift 
on their former Deiire to Lords to join in a Petition to the 
King to make Sir Jo. Coniers Lieutenant ; a Committee to 
prepare a Petition to be carried up to them for that Purpofe, 
7. King’s Confent communicated by Lords, 11.—Ordinance 
concerning the Safeguard of the Tower, agreed to, and to be 
fent to Lords, 12.—-Book fent from Lords, reprefenting the 
Defects of Stores, referred to a Committee, 15. 

1642, a Committee to confider the Accounts of the 
fupernumerary Guard laft Summer, and fpeak with the Lieu- 
tenant concerning the State of the Place, 2 Apr. Another 
Committee to confider of the Safety thereof, 5 July. Order 


for keeping a firiét Watch, 11. Touching the Delivery of 


warlike Stores, 23 July. 1 Aug.—For Attendance of the 
Hamleteers for the Satety thereof, 1.—For putting them in 
fome Way of Defence, 10.—A Committee to attend Lord 
Chief Juftice to re-examine Rebels there, 23. Order for 
Delivery of warlike Stores extended to the Officers of Ar- 
moury, and fent to Lords, 2 Sept.—Matter concerning {ftri¢cter 
keeping the Prifoners, referred to the Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom, 8. Lords Concurrence fignified, 13. 

Orders thereupon agreed to, 24 Ott. 1 Nov.—City 
Guards, duiing their Stay, to be under Command of the 
Lieutenant ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1—A Com- 
mittee to provide for Safety thereof, 3. ‘To continue their 
Care ; Lieutenant and Officers of the Stores to obey their 
Orders, 4. Committee added, 13. Orders to the Lieu- 
tenant for Safety thereof, 10 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 11. 
—Perfons intrufted with the Cuftody thereof during his Ab- 
fence, 13. Order touching Locks and Watch-houfes; the 
Committee for the Tower to confider of Allowance for 
Citizens that fhal]l watch, 17. To confider of reimburfing 
Lieutenant’s Charges for Lrifh Traitors ; Committees added, 
ig Dec.——The Committee to confider of Allowances to 
them, and of their Removal, 30 Jan.—Deputy Porter ap- 
pointed, 2 Jan.—The Committee to aflign Men of the new 
Militia to attend for Safety of the Tower; Captains ap- 
pointed; Lieutenant to be defired to grant them Commiffions, 
14. Captains agreed to by Lords, 27,.—A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for affefling the Inhabitants, 30. Lieu- 
tenant impowered to appoint Servants for providing Neceflaries 
for Prifoners, 14 Mar. 

———1641, Lieutenant to bring a Prifoner in his Cuftody to a 
Committee, 25 O¢t.—To bring him de die in diem, 26. 

— 1642, Petitions of Wardours read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Treafury, 25 June. 13 July. 

Towers, Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Dif- 
patches, 18 Feb. 

Trade, 1640, Grand Committee appointed, 6 Nov.—Bufinefs 
referred, 23. Petition referred, 2 &amp; 22 Dec. Com- 
mittee to fiand, 12 Jan. 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 6 Apr.— 
Report touching Mr. Rolle, 2 May. Vide Rolle. Petition 
referred, 28 Oct. 

1642, Committee revived; Captain Bond’s Patent re- 
ferred, 21 Dec. Propofitions from a Committee for Ad- 
vancement thereof, referred to the Sub-committee; Lawyers 
to attend them, 19 Apr. Report to be made, 4 &amp; 14 June. 
Order for Meeting of the Committee, 10. Orders for regu- 
lating Trade read; One re-committed ; another laid afide ; 
Order touching Fees to be taken by Cuftomers, 15. 

Trained Bands. Vide Militia. 

LTrancham, John, 1642, a Committee to confider of Relief to 
him, 19 Dec.——Report ; Order thereupon, 13 Feb. 

Trarery, Thomas, 1641, to be forthwith difcharged from his 
Reftraint, 10 Nov. 

' Treafon, High, 1641, Refolution that no Perfon committed upon 

an Accufation-thereof ought to be bailed, 16 Feb. 


Treafurer, Mr. 1641, has Leave to attend the King in his 
Journey to Scotland, 4 Aug. 

Treafury, 1641, Commiflioners to be defired to agree upon a 

anner of paying 15,000/. a Month towards the Navy, 26 
Aug. Their Anfwer, 27. | 

1642, Lords to be defired to order the Treafury may be 
opened, 25 June. 

Trelaunie, Mr. 1640, complains of Sir Jo. Jacob, 21 Nov. 
Vide Jacob. 

1641, Report from the Committee for Informations 
againft him; Perfons examined thereupon; Refolution to 
proceed in the Bufinefs; expelled, and voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, g Mar. 

_ 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 17 O&amp;. 

Rob. 1642, Petition read; Order for his Commitment 
to the Clinke, 23 Nov. 

Tremayne, Edmund, 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 2 
Dec. Order for his Exchange, 13 Mar. 

Trenchard, Captain, 1642, to give Account of Moneys re- 
ceived by him for the Service of Ireland; and deliver Things 
bought, to a Committee, 8 Aug. 

Trenchefield, Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the 
Navy, 10 Mar. 

Trefwell, Captain, 1642, Earl of Lindfey’s Warrant to him for 
railing 100 Foot, read; Order for fummoning him in fate 
Cuftody, go July. Letter from the Mayor of Norwich 
concerning him ;' Mayor, &amp;c. to be thanked, 1 Aug. Sheriff 
examined; Trefwell committed to the Gatehoufe; Bufinets 
referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom ; 
Mayor and Sheriffs thanked, 3. Order for defraying the 
Charges of the Mayor, &amp;c. out of Money pretended to be- 
long to him, 8 Sept.—For redelivering Part thereof, 14. 

Trevor, Sir Thomas, a Baron of the Exchequer, 1641, Met- 
fengers appointed to carry up the Charge againft him, 22 

ay. Charge reported; Articles read, and to be in- 
groffed, 1 July. Ingrofled Articles read, and to be fent 
to Lords, 2. Meflengers to defire he may anfwer thereto ; 
Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; Atliftants ap- 
pointed, 3. Tranfmiflion to be carried up; Meflage to be 
fent to Lords to that Purpofe, 5. Conference defired with 
them ; agreed to, 6. 

— Sir Edw. 1641, Petition in his Behalf read; Lords 
Juftices of Ireland, and Lieutenant General of the Army, to 
take a {peedy Courfe for his Relief, 4 Feb. 

— Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept. 

Trinity Houfe, 1642, a Committee to treat with them about the 
Loan of Money, 20 June. Order about Security to them 
to be prepared, 16 Aug. A Committee to prepare it, 29. 

Troopers, 1641, Report of their Complaints, 21 O&amp;. ‘Their 
Petition, 23. Vide Coniers—Orders of Lord General con- 
cerning their Horfes, and the Charge of Powder and Shot at 
the Time of Exercife, confirmed—a Committee to confider of 
the detaining Conduét-money ; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning their Complaints, agreed to; Manager appointed ; 
Conference held, 25. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to 
determine concerning them; Meffenger difimiffed without 
Anfwer, 28. Anfwer thereto, 29. 

Truroe, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Order for affefling them 
proportionally upon the Act for 400,000/. 1 Aug. 

Treufell, Mr. 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 28 Nov. 

Tuam, Bithop of, 1642, Order for Contribution to him, agreed 
to by Lords, 24 Oét. 

Tucker, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to carry Arms into Wilt- 
thire, 14 Sept. 

Captain, 1642, Refolution touching his Allowance for 
attending the Committees for Ireland, 26 Sept. 

Tufton, Sir Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 30 
Aug. 

Tulfe, Mr. 1642, to have Licence to convey Six Horfes into 

ampfhire, 15 Aug. 

Tumults, 1641, Information of Tumults in the City and other 
Places, communicated by Lords at a Conference; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 11 May. 
Order for their Sitting, 15. Heads reported, 18. Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning armed Multitudes about 
both Houfes; agreed to;-Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, 30 Nov.——-Meflage from Lords, defiring Houfe to de- 
liver their Refolutions thereupon; Conference reported; Peti- 
tion relating thereto, read, and avowed; Petition and Report 
to be confidered, 1 Dec. Debate thereupon, 2. To berefumed, 
2 &amp; 3.—Conference defired by Lords concerning Tumultsabout 
the Houfes ; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; 
Lords defire that Houfe would join with them in a Decla- 
ration, exprefling their Diflike thereof, to be confidered, 27. 
Previous Queftion for confidering it, Neg. Meflage from 
Lords, defiring an Anfwer; Meflenger difmiffed without ; 
Declaration difagreed to, 28.——Order from Lords for fup- 
prefling Tumults in all ithe Counties of England, agreed - ; 

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Lords to he defired it may be printed, 14 Jan, Order for 
difperfing it, 17.——A ittee to withdraw, and con- 


fider of a Method to prevent the extraordinary Convention of - 


Multitudes ; Members for the City to ufe their beft Endea- 
vours therein, 5 Feb.—A Committee to receive all Informa- 
tions concerning them, 18.. 

1642, Lords to be defired to appoint a Committee to 
meet aCommittee of the Houfe to examine Informations con- 
cerning Tumults, feditious Pamphlets, and Sermons, 4 Apr. 
Their Concurrence fignified ; Committee appointed to meet 
them, 5. Member has Leave to attend them, 6.—Another 
Committee to acquaint the King with Proceedings concerning 
them,29. Conftables of Southwark to ap rehend fufpected 
Perfons, who lodge privately to be in Readinefs to occafion 
Tumults, 6 Aug.——Ordinance for preventing them in Eng- 
land and Wales, 18. 

Tunis, 1640. Vide Captives. 

Turbervill, John, 1642, Order for difarming and fending him 
up in fafe Cuftody, 15 Ot. ; 

Turkey Company, 1641, to be permitted to take up their Goods 
upon Security for the One per Cent. 26 Feb. 

1642, Report of the Bufinefs to be made, 4, 5, &amp; 6, 
Apr. Made; Company’s Anfwer to the Committees’s Pro- 
polition; Bufinefs of One per Cent. re-committed, 15. Or- 
der for their Meeting, 16. For meeting when they fee 
Caufe, 18. Petition referred, 19.——Report ; Refolutions 
thereupon, 23 Apr. f 

Turks, Prifoners in Bridewell, 1642, Confideration of Seven 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 16 Sept. 

‘Turner, John, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for caufing 
the publifhing a Paper, called, “ The Saint's Belief ;” Order 
for fuppreffing it, 18 May. 

Mr. Deputy Mayor of Reading. Vide Reading. 

-——— Mr. Parifh Clerk of Brancheley, 1642, to be fent for as a 
Delinquent, 8 Aug. 

Dr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept. 
—— Perfons leftin his Houfe to be removed, 14 Dec. 

——— Exuperius, 1642, Judges to be required to ftay Pro- 
ceedings concerning the Bailing or Delivery of him, 4 Feb. 
To ftand committed by Houle; to be apprehended by Ser- 
jeant, and committed to Southwark Compter, 27. 

-—- Chriftopher, and Brother, 1642, Order for their Com- 
mitment to Teen Houfe, and employing their Horfes for 
the Service of the Commonwealth, g Mar. 

Turney, Captain Humphrey, 1642, to be fent for as a Delin- 
quent, 15 Aug. ——2 Sept. Examination referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 20. Report ; Order for his 
Difcharge, 26. 

Tutty, Wm. 1642, Petition read, 30 July. Vide Duck. 

Twickenham, 1642, Order from Lords concerning training the 
Inhabitants, referred to a Committee, 30 Sept. 

Twifden, Sir Roger, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 
Mar.——Examined touching the Kentifh Petition, 1 Apr. 
His Petition read, and referred to the Committee for the Pe- 
tition, 8. Report; Order for bailing him; his Security ac- 
cepted, 9. Has Leave to go into Kent; Bail to be re- 
newed ; new Bond to be taken, 12 May.——Order for their 
furrendering him, 2 Aug. For remitting him to Serjeant’s 
Cuftody; his Bail difcharged ; Bonds to be delivered to them, 
5. His Petition ; Queftion that he have Leave to go into the 
Country, Neg. 10. Order for removing him out of Ser- 
jeant’s Cuftody, 24. His Petition ; Order for bailing him, 
8 Sept. . Bail approved, 10. 

Tyre, Captain Andrew, 1642, to be removed to Colchefier; a 
Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor for keeping him clofe 
Prifoner, 13 Mar. 2 

Tyringham, Lady Margaret, 1642, Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 9 July. . 

T fon, Edward, 1642, to have Licence to tranfport Malt and 

eer to Dublin, 7 Apr. é 

Tythes, 1641, Bill to prevent vexatious Suits concerning them, 

read, 9 July. 
































16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


pA NLOOE, Sir Peter, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for Courts of Juftice, 1 May. 

Vaffal, Mr. moves that his Grievance of his Goods diftrained 
by Order of Council may be One Inducement for aConference 
with Lords concerning the Property of Goods; Anfwer there-: 
to, 24 Apr. Order for his Attendance on the Committee 
appointed to prepare Direétions for that Conference, 29. 

ide Goods, Property of. 


Vou. II. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° €ar. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


VV: ALENTINE, Mr. 1640, his EleGion to ftand good, and 
not be further queftioned, 6 Jan. 

Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 30 Nov. 
and to print his Sermon, 28 Dec. 

Valiquerville, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf 
to Holland, 12 Nov. 

Valkenbergh, Lewis Van, 1641, Bill for naturalizing him read, 

3 Aug. Party takes Oaths, 18. 

Varie, Nir. 1640, to fit till his Eleétion is decided, 6 Jan. 

—— 1642, voted incapable of fitting, 16 Jan. 

——--- Sir Henry, 1641, his Letter to Speaker read, 4 Nov. 

A Committee to confider of a Method for continuing him 

. Treafurer of the Navy, 18 Dec. Report, 28.——The Com- 
mittee on Tonage and Poundage Bill to infert a Claufe for 
making him one of the Treafurers, 18 Mar. 

1642, to have Liberty to tranfport Eight Horfes into 

Holland, 5 Apr. Order enlarged, 15. Appointed Trea- 

furer of the Navy—Ordinance to be prepared for that Pur- 

pofe—Refolution about the Allowance to him, and Under- 

officers, 5 Aug. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 8. 

Geo. 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 6 








Thanked, 

















July. 

Vi nae Sir Ralph, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport One 
Horfe to Holland, 24 May. 

Vaffal, Mr. 1640, Complaint about the Seizure of his Goods, 
referred toa Committee, 2 Dec. Order about re-delivering 
them, 2 Feb. 

1641, Bufinefs concerning him referred to Mr. Cham- 
bers’s Committee, 1 July——Warrant from the Council 
Board for feizing his Ship to be confidered, 13 Aug. 

Vavafor, Sir Charles, 1641, to raife 1,000 Men for Muntter, 28 
Dec. Order for his having 500, of thofe intended to go un- 
der the Prefident of Munfter, 31. For raifing 500 more 
in England, 20 Jan. To attend and give Account why he is 
fo flow in executing Orders, 24. Perfons to affift him, 25. 
Report that the King had commanded Lord Lieutenant to ‘re- 
commend him to Houfe to be a Colonel; Lord Lieutenant’ to 
be acquainted he is provided for, 27.—— Lords to be defired 
to join in moving the King for a Warrant for Delivery of 

- Arms, &amp;e. to his Regiment, 2 Feb. 

1642, his Letter concerning a Victory obtained by Lord 

Inchequin, referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs ; his 

particular Defires referred, 3 Ot. 

Colonel Wm. 1641, Report that King had commanded 
Lord Lieutenant to recommend him to Houfe to be a Colonel ; 
Lord Lieutenant to be acquainted they hold him unfit to be 
trufted, 27 Jan. 

Vaughan, Jofeph, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for Courts of Juftice, 20 Nov. 

1642, his Cafe to be reported, 14. 18. &amp; 24 May. 

George, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 

Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 O&amp;. 

Mr. 1641, Houfe accepts his Offer of a Gift of 100 /. 

Order for paying it over, 15 Feb. 

Nicolas, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

— Serjeant Major, 1642, Petition referred to Mr. Chi- 

chefter’s Committee, 21 July. 

Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

—— Rich. Vide Cafwell. 

Mr. of Dover, 1642, Petition concerning him, read, and 

referred to the Committee for Informations, 9 Dec. 

Charles, 1642, appointed Clerk of the Peace for De- 
von, 13 Jan. 

Vi yo: Lord, 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 30 

an. 

——— Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to go with his Wife to 
France, 30 June. 

Veale, Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 Nov. 

—— Abraham de, 1640, to be fent for by Warrant, 17 

ar. 

Venables, Mr. 1642, to attend, 18 July. 
lend 500/. 5 Jan. 

Vendofme, Duke of, 1642, to have Licence to tranfport SixHorfes 
to France, 13 July ——A Committee to draw up a Proteétion 
to him, and Five other French Lords, 15 Aug. Declaration 
of Protedtion reported, 30 Sept—To have Warrant to go 
to France with his Retinue, 11 Mar. 

Venetian Ambaflador, 1641, Conference defired by Lords about 
a Meflage from the King touching him ; agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, 17 July. Reported; a Com- 
aa to examine into the Truth thereof, and the State of the 

e, 19. 
1642, Delivery of his Horfes referred té the Committee 
for Informations, 25 O&amp;. 















































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Venn, 






SAR ANN SON A ARIE = 





Venn, Mr. 1641, Information concerning him to be confidered, 
4.7. 20. &amp; 28, Dec. Members to attend, 4. Informant 
to give Notice to the Witneffes, 13. Witneffes to attend, 
17.20. &amp; 28, Dec. 16 Feb. 

Captain, 1642, Order for delivering to him all warlike 
Stores that are feized, 11 Aug. For his difpofing of them 
by Warrant. from the Committee for Defence of the King- 
dom, 8 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 11. A Committee to 
confider of paying Arrears to his Regiment, 11 Feb. 

Vermeuden, Sir Cornelius, 1641, to be fummoned to attend, 
and give Account of his going on with his Works in the Fens, 
25 Jan. Confideration of his Commiffion re-committed ; 
previous and main Queftions for ftaying Proceedings thereon, 
feverally Neg. 16 Feb. 

1642, Bill from Lords for confirming Letters Patents to 
him, &amp;c. 20 Apr. Read, 2 May. Committed, 24. 
Order for Meeting of the Committee; Perfons to be heard by 
them, 12 July. 

Verney, Captain, 1642, committed to the Fleet, 5 Jan.—His 
Petition, and Order for Diicharge, 26. 

Vernon, Captain, 1642, appointed Deputy Treafurer at Wars, 
g Aug. Order fent to Lords, 10. 

Vieuville, Marquis de, 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for war- 
like Ammunition, 4 Jan. 

1642, his Two younger Sons to have Warrant to tranf- 

_ themfelves, with Nine Horfes, &amp;c. 12 Apr. To have 

arrant to tranfport himfelf and Servants, 9 Mar. 

Vigers, Urbanus, 1642, Petition; Order for allowing him 40 Z. 
out of the Contribution-money, 10 Aug. 

Villers, Lady, 1642, Order for fiaying and feizing on her Pen- 
fions, 23 Feb. 

Vincent, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Vines, Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 3 Nov. Thanked, and to 
_print his Sermon, 3o. 

Vintners, 1640, Petitions referred to the Committee for Griev- 
ances, 21 Nov. Report touching their Complaint againft 
Alderman Abell and others; Petitioners to have Copies of 
Papers in his Trunk for perfecting their Charge ; Witnedles to 
be fummoned, 27. 

i641, Decree of the Starchamber, prohibiting retailing 

Victuallers to drefs and fell Meat, voted illegal—a Committee 

to confider of the Referees and Advifers of the Patents con- 

cerning Wines, 26 May. Another Committee joined ; Or- 
der for their Meeting, 29. Vintners Cafe to be reported, 

9 &amp; 20 July. The Company to be heard before the Com- 

mittee, 12. Cafe reported ; Proceedings thereupon; further 

Power-given to the Committee, 21.—Names of Perfons that 

fealed the Quadrupartite Alliance reported; Refolution that 

they are Delinquents, 13. Order for taking feveral into 

Cuftody, 14. 

1642, Petition of retailing Vintners, referred to the 

Committee for the Bill for Reftitution of Money exacied by 

Retailers of Wine, 15 Apr. Vintners Company to ferve 

the Fleet with Cafks, g Mar. 

1641, Bill for Reftitution of Money exacted by Vintners 

on Wines retailed, read twice, and committed, 5 Feb. 

Committee impowered to add Claufes, 22 Mar. 

1642, Names of Perfons who have compounded to be 
omitted ; Bill reported and re-ccommitted; Committee im- 
powered to receive Compofitions, g Apr. Petition referred ; 
Committee added, 15. 

Vinton, John, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. To 
have Liberty for Seven Days, 23. 

Virginia, 1640, Petition of Planters and Merchants read ; and 
referred to a Committee, 18 Dec.—Other Petitions referred, 
18. Dec. 6 Jan. 

1642, another read, and referred, 21 Odt. 

Vifcher, John de, 1640. Vide Fifher. 

Vivian, Roger, 1642, to be difcharged, 5 Nov. Committed 
to Colchefter Gaol, 16 Jan. His Petition, and Order for his 
Difcharge, 26. 

— Rich. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 

Ulifler. Vide Ireland. 

Underhill, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

Univerfities, 1640, Sub-committee for them made a Committee, 
and to confider of Abufes in Religion and Civil Government 
there, 22 Dec. Petition referred, 25 Feb. 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee ; Chairman 

to iffue Warrants for Parties, &amp;c. 22 Apr. Order touch- 

ing confidering Abufes in the Univerfities extended to each 
particular College and Hall, 24 June. Certificate from 

Cambridge, 7 nae ee Po revived, 15. 

1641, a Committee to prepare Bill for regulating the 

Univerfities, 4 June. Bill read ; Motion for not reading 

it a Second time but in a full Houle, 3 Aug. 

1642, Order about reading the Declarations of both 
Houfes in a public Manner, in the feveral Colleges, 17 June. 
Univerfity College, Oxon, 1641, Bill for eftablifhing the Fel- 

lows’ and Scholars, read, 28 June. Committed, 2 July. 

























































































-——Order for meeting of Committee, 29 Dec.—7 Feb. 





INDEX @o the SECOND VOLUME. 


Volunteers. Vide Seldiers—1642, Declaration that they are 
within the Laws that provide for maimed Soldiers, to be 
printed, 29 Apr. Meffage from Lords, defiring an Order 
for their Indemnity ; a Committee to prepare it, 6 July. Or- 
der reported, 19.—Houfe informed of Violence offered to 
Perfons receiving Subfcriptions of their Names; Proceedings 
thereupon, 25.—Order from Lords for Indemnity of them, 
read, and agreed to, 26.——Declaration concerning it agreed 
to by Lords, 16 Aug.——Ordinance concerning raifing an 
Army of them, referred to a Committee, 26 Jan. 

Votes, 1642, a Committee to confider of the beft Way of printing 
and difperfing them, 4 June. Report touching difperfin 
them, 6. Further Report touching Particulars to be printed, 
9. Lords to be acquainted that this Committee is appointed ; 
Members to demand thofe that are to be difperfed, 17. 

Urmfton, Rich. 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent; a Com- 
mittee to withdraw and examine him, and give Order for 
feizing and fearching his Trunks, 21 Feb. Members to 
fearch his Trunk in the Temple, 22.—-~Comumittee revived, 
11 Mar. 

——— 1642, Order for bailing him, 6 Apr. 

Ufvands and Franck, 1642, Member to confider their Account 
for printing, 1 Aug. His Report; Order thereupon, 3 
O€. Their Petition; Order for paying the Balance, 12 
Jan.—For Payment of other Moneys, 24 Feb. 

Ufke, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee of Privileges, 26 Nov. 

Ujury, 1640, Bill againft it read, 2 &amp; 15 Mar. Committed ; 
all that come to have Voices, 19. 

Utye, Dr. 1640, to be fent for as «a Delinquent to anfwer 
a Petition againft him, 8 Jan. To be bailed, 19. 

— 1641, his Cafe to be reported, 8 May. Reported ; 
voted unworthy to enjoy any fpiritual Promotion, 17. 

Uvedale, Sir Wm. 1640, appointed Receiver of the Money for 
Relief of the Army, and Nothern Counties, 27 Nov.—Order 
about his paying the Army upon the new Mufter-roli to be 
made by the Lord General, 30. Order about his receiving 
Money of, and giving Acquittances to, the Lenders 2 &amp; 18 
Dec.—Touching the Difpofal of the Money fent by him for 
Relief of the Army—a Committee to prepare Forms of Ac- 
quittances to him for Payment of Moneys allotted for the 
Northern Counties, 5. Like Order as formerly concerning 
receiving and conveying Moneys, 12 Feb. 

1641, to iflue no Moneys paid to him without Order, 

10 &amp; 14 June.—To inform Houfe, from time to time, what 

Moneys come to his Hands, 14.—Order for paying him the 

Refidue from the Cuttomers, 20.—For paying it to Earl of 

Warwick, 21. Acquaints Houfe he has received 45,000 /. 

26 July.—His Letter read, 23 Aug.—Another read; Mem- 

ber to prepare an Anfwer ; Inftructions for that Purpofe, 25. 

Another read, 6 Sept. His Account to be audited, 

and prefented to the Committee for Poll-money, 29 Nov. 

1642, Petition referred to him, 16 June.——Order for 

paying him Money due upon Arrear to feveral Officers, 25.— 

For making him an Allowance of a Sum miftaken by Sir Jo. 

Hotham, 27. —-A Committee to perufe his Lift of Officers 

in Arrear, 30 July. Order for his Attendance to make up 

his Account, 17 Aug. 












































16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 


W ALES, Lord Prefident of, Bill to exempt the Four 
Counties from his Jurifdiétion, to be read, 29 Apr. 
Read, 30. 

Wendover, new Writ, 18 Apr. 

Wharton, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

White, Daniel, to prefer a new Petition, the former being 
miflaid, 24 Apr. 

Winchelfey, Election ; Petition miflaid, another to be prefented, 
24 Apr. 

Wool, Bill againft Exportation thereof, and of Wool Fells, 
Mortlings, Shorlings, Yarn made of Wool, Fuller’s Earth, 
and Fulling Clay, to be read, 25 Apr. Read, 28. 

Wray, Sir Jo. declared duly elected, 24 Apr. 

Writs, new, viz. Lewis, Shaftefbury, Mynhead, Queenborough, 
Bodmin, Newton, Eaft Grinftead, and Aylefbury, 16 Apr. 
Eaftlow, Newport, and Reading, 17. Wendover, 18. 
Bramber, 23. And Arundel, 24. 


16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 


WADDESDEN, 1640, Complaint of a Tax laid for main- 

taining an Organ and Organift, 1 Feb. Several Perfons to 

be fummoned to attend, 1 &amp; 13.——Matter referred to a 
Committee, 6 Mar. 

Waddon, Mr. 1641, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 


Feb. , 
1042, 














INDEX 1 the S—Econpv VotumeE. 


1642, declares he has brought in 200 Ounces of Plate, 
16 Feb. 

Waddfworth, 1641, to bring in the Names of Priefts he had ap- 
prehended ; a Committee to examine him concerning Two, 
15 Nov. . 

1642, to be fummoned to attend, 17 Sept. 

Wadham College, Oxon, 1640, Grievances thereof referred to 
the Committee for Emanuel College, 17 Dec. 

Wadland, Tho. 1641, to be required to attend, 1 Dec. Exa- 
mined ; to prefent his Narrative in Writing, 4. 


Wadfworth, James, 1641, to be forthwith fent for, 3 May.—A 








Committee to examine him, 4. Vide Suckling. _ 

Wagner, Mr. 1640, Motion for referring his Petition to the 
Committee for Mr. Leighton’s Petition, 10 Nov. 

wpe Baldwyn, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 
10 Mar. 

1642, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had 
fent for him, and he was there; Meffenger difmiffed without 
Anfwer ; a Committee to prepare Interrogatories; Meflage to 
be fent to Lords, defiring he may be examined upon Oath, in 
the Prefence of fome Members of both Houfes, 25 Mar, 
To be examined before a certain Day, or difcharged, 2 Apr. 
To be difcharged unlefs examined this Night, 9.—To be fent 
tor as a Delinquent, for refufing to come to Earl of Warwick, 
or deliver up his Ship; Lords Concurrence fignified, 4 July. 
Meffage from Lords, defiring Houfe, if they intend an Im- 
aspange againft him, to haften it; the Committee for the 

avy to confider the Faét, 23. Another Meflage concerning 
him; Anfwer thereto, 28. 

Walch, Sonn, 1641, to withdraw his Petition, 12 July. ——Pe- 
tition recommended to the Parliament in Ireland, 5 Aug. 

Walcot, Rich. 1642, to be difcharged, 4 Nov. 

— ave, Sir Edw. 1642, to be fent for in Cuftody, 30 

an. 

Waldon, Saffron, 1642, Inhabitants to put themfelves in a Pofture 
of Defence, 7 Nov. 

Wales, 1640, a Committee to confider of the Jurifdiction of the 
Court for Marches, 23 Dec. Petition referred, 18 Feb. 
Committee revived; Order for Sitting, 20. 

——— 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 27 Apr. 

19 May. 9 July.—Report ; Refolution that the Four 

Counties are not within the Jurifdiction of the Court, 14. 

Committee to ftand, 1 June. 

1641, Bill to exempt the Four Counties from the Jurif- 

diction thereof, read, 28 June. Committed, 209. Peti- 

tion referred, 3 July—Bill to be reported, 12.—Reported, 

and to be ingroffed, 14. Paffed, and to be fent to Lords, 19. 

Sent, 20. Bill for Repeal of One Branch of the Statute 34° 





























H. 8. Cap. 26. and for taking away the Court of Marches, . 


read, 7 Aug. Committed, 13. 


-——— 1641, Petition of authorized preaching Minifters avowed, 
and referred to the Committee for {candalous Minifters; Parties 
complained of to attend them, 26 June. Vide Minifers, 
preaching. Committee revived, 26 July. 

1642, Order for preventing Arms being fent thither, 8 


O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 11.——The Committee for the 
Navy to prepare Ordinance to enable Mafters of Colliers to 
take Pirates, and to fend a Ship to guard the Coafts, 31 Jan. 
The Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to confider 
of fpeedy Defence for the Counties of North Wales, 29 Aug. 
——Providing a Pinnace‘to fcour the Coaft referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 2 Dec. 


Walker, Mr. 1640, to be fent for to profecute a Petition on his 
Behalf, 13 Nov. Avows and fubicribes it; Petition referred 
to a Committee, 30. Another Petition referred, 11 Dec. 

1641, his Cafe to be reported, 18 May. Reported; 

Proceedings againft him voted illegal ; Reparation to be made 

him ; the Committee to prepare a Tranimiffion, 20.——Or- 

der for making Report, 6 July. Tranfmiflion read, and re- 
committed to be drawn into the Form of an Impeach- 

ment, 7. 

Mr. Paymafter of Carlifle, 1641, Member to perufe the 

State of his Difburfements, 28 Oét. 

John, 1641, to be fummoned to appear, 15 Mar. Vide 

Richardfon. 

1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug. 

Mr. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 1 Aug. To be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 
14 Dec. Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
6 Mar. 

——— H. 1641, to be fent for asa Delinquent, for writing a 
Pamphlet, intituled, “ A terrible Victory againft the loitering 
exalted Bifhops;” Matter referred to the Committee for 
Printing, 20 Dec. 

Wall, William, 1640, Fetition with the Committee for Griev- 
ances, referred to Secretary Windebank’s Committee, 17 Dec. 

— Jo. Mafter of aShip, 1641, to be examined concerning 

his frequent paffling betwixt Dunkirk and Ireland; Ship to be 

fearched, 22 Feb. 
Vou. If. 












































Peter, 1642, to be difcharged upon Security, 8 Apr.— 
oa Admiral impowered to take his Bail in London, 18 
ay. 





Tho. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Feb. 

Wallen, Elias, 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 15 May. 
aes to fpeak with any one but in the Keeper’s Prefence, 
18. 

Waller, Mr. 1641, Exceptions taken at fome Words reflecting 
on Mr. Pimme; ordered to withdraw ; called in, and pardoned 
upon his Acknowledgment, 5 Nov. 

Sir Wm. 1641, to be forthwith fummoned to appear to 

anfwer for promoting a Petition, 8 Mar. . 

1642, to be thanked for his good Service, 18 Aug. 

Member to prepare Letter of Thanks for his Services, 

1 Dec. Speaker to thank him, 16 Jan. To have Power 

of martial Law, &amp;c. agreed to by Lords, 23 Feb. 

— Sir Hardres, 1642, Petition recommended to Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 24 Sept. 

Walley, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Peter, 1642, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
— for Examinations, 26 Nov. Order for his Difcharge, 
9 Dec. 

Wallgrave, Sir Wm. 1641, a Committee to confider by what 
Means he is put into the Commiflion of Peace, 2 Feb. 

Walling ford, 1640, Eleétion ; Report touching it ; Election de- 
clared void—new Writ, 15 Feb. 

Wallop, Sir H. 1640, Petition referred to the Sub-committee for 
Irifh Affairs, 12 Jan. 

Wallrond, Humphrey, 1642, Petition, 6 Apr. 
leges. 

Wallworth, Francis, 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Walmfley, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 July. 

To be bailed, 5 Aug. 

Walpoole, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf to 
France, 27 Sept. 

Walrond, John. Vide Barkefdale. 

Walfingham, Sir Tho. 1641, Member appointed to receive. his 
ae ene and pay it into the Chamber of London, 30 

ov. 

Waltham, 1642, Information of Riots in the Foreft; Houfe de- 
fired to concur with an Order of Lords made thereupon, 6 
May. Order to be prepared; Lord Chief Juftice in Eyre to 
give {fpeedy Notice of fuch Riots, 10. 

Walther, John, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 14 
Oct. 

Walton, Dr. 1641, the Sub-committee concerning the Complaint 
againft him made a Committee; another Committee appointed 
to examine it, 25 Jan. 

Mr. Vide Cromwell, Mrt.—1642, Order for Delivery of 

_ his Horfes, 25 O&amp;. 

Captain, 1642, Confideration of his Releafe to be re- 

commended to Lord General, 10 Nov. 

Bryan, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 2 Dec. 

Wanisford, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 
Apr. 

Wanley, Samuel, 1642, to have Warrant for carrying Mufquets, 
&amp;c. to Leicefter, 20 June. 

Wansford, Mr. 1642, Order for Repayment of his Loan of 
1,000 7. 8 June. 

Wapping, 1641, Bill for making the Chapel parochial, read, 17 

ug. Committed, 30. 

Wapping, and Eaft Smithfield, 1642, Petition of Conftables re- 

erred,to the Committee for Stepney, 3 Oc. 

Warcupp, Rodolph, 1641, Petition for Relief againft an AGtion 
fued for a Diftrefs taken for Ship-money, 19 Feb. 

Ward, Mr. Reétor of St. Leonard, Fofter-lane, 1640, to be 
fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a Petition againft him, 8 
Jan. 

John, and Clement Wray, 1640, Petition read, and re~ 

ferred to the Bifhop of Ely’s Committee; Day appointed for 

bringing the Petition to the Houfe, 16 Jan. 
r. of Salop, 1640, Petition againft the Mayor read and 
avowed ; Order bt his Attendance, 10 Feb. Petition with- 
drawn, 12. 

——— Rich, 1642, the Committee for Cuftomers to confider 
of employing another in his room, 28 Nov. 

Wardour, Sir Edw. and Dr. Dukefon, 1642, Meflage to Lords 
concerning a Pafs granted to go to Oxford; Anfwer thereto; 
Declaration for ftaying them, 5 Jan. Order for their con- 
tinuing in Cuftody,6. Matter referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 7. 

Sir Edw. 1642, a Committee to goer Ordinance for 
putting in an able Man to execute his Place, 16 Feb. 

Wardourne, Sir Edw. 1641, to be forthwith fent for to attend a 
Committee, 5 May. Vide Plot. 

Wards, Court of, 1640, a Committee to confider of Proceedings 
and Abufes therein ; Petition referred ; Committee to receive 
all Petitions of like Nature, 16 Feb. 


——-—~— 1641, another Petition referred, 17 May. Report touching 
G¢g Gabriel 


























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IN DEX #0 the Seconp VoLumeE. 


Gabriel Miles, 27. Vide Miles——Further Report to be 
made, 19 July. 

Ware, 1642, Information of Proclamation, proclaiming Earl of 
Effex, &amp;c. Traitors, being fixed upon a Poft there, and of 
other Papers taken upon a Meffenger; Perfons difcharged, 
and thanked, 15 Aug. Vide Newbolton. 

Warham, 1640, Election; Refolution touching it; Return to 
be amended, 1 Feb. Late Mayor's Deputy to attend for that 
Purpofe, 2. 

1642, Petition of Inhabitants of St. Mary’s; Minifter 
appointed, 4 Jan. 

Warley, 1641, High Sheriff of Leicefterfhire impowered to ere&amp;t 
a Lecture in the Parifh at his own Charge, 21 Mar. 

Warminfter, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for a weekly 
Le@ture to be kept by Minifters nominated by Houfe, 5 May. 

Members to confider the Difference about levying Moneys 
on the Bill for 400,000/. in that Hundred, 11 July. 

Warner, George, High Sheriff of Warwickfhire, 1640, to be fent 
for as a Delinquent, to anfwer a Petition againft him, 9 &amp; 24 
Nov. Committed to the Tower, and to make Submiffion at 
the Affizes, 2 Dec. Order for his Difcharge, 5. For bringing 
him tothe Bar, 9. Difcharged on his Submiflion, 10. 

Samuel, 1640, Petition re-delivered, 27 Nov. Or- 

der for delivering his Ship and Goods detained by the Farmers 

Deputies, 25 Jan.——To ftand, 2 Feb. 

Francis, 1641, Petition referred to Sir Thomas Dawes’s 

Committee, 29 July. 

Robert, 1641, to be permitted to tranfport Wheat, &amp;c. 


Cuftom-free, for Relief ot Dublin, Youghall, or Cork, 22 
Feb. 


























Mr. 1642, Order about Re-payment of Money advanced 
by him, with Intereft, 26 Mar. 
Warnford, Mr. 1641, a Committee to perufe Letters brought 


from France by him; their Report; Order for his Difcharge, 
18 Dec. 


Warren, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Serjeant Major, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
5 O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 12. 

Jo. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf and Son 
to France, 5 O¢t. 

Rob. 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 27 Dec. 

- Warwick County, 1640, Petition of Freeholders read, and 
avowed ; High Sheriff to be fent for as a Delinquent, 9 Nov. 
Vide Warner—Another referred to the Committee for De- 
fence of the Kingdom, 13. 

1641, Lord Brooke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. 
Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who brought it; Copy of another to Lords, read, and ap- 
proved, 12. Deputy Lieutenants approved ; another to be 
recommended, 18 Mar. 

1642, Lords to be moved that the Militia may be forth- 
with put in Execution, 28 May. Meflage fent; Members to 
go down and take care thereof, 30. Deputy Lieutenants 
approved by Lords, 1 June.—Others to be recommended to 
Lord Lieutenant, 13 &amp; 17.—Order for their going down 
and feeing the Militia put in Execution; Inftruétions to them 
read, and re-committed, 20. Agreed to, 22. Agreed to by 
Lords, with Amendments, 24. Houfe informed of their 
Readinefs to put the Militia in Execution, 6 July.—Propofi- 
tions for raifing Horfe, &amp;c. to be fent down; Letter for Ad- 
vancement thereof to be fent to Deputy Lieutenants, 8.—Letter 
from them, and Petition of Officers, to be fent to Lords, with 
Defire they may be printed, 9 —~Order impowering Lord 
Lieutenant to fupprefs the Commiffion of Array, and preferve 
the Peace of the County, fent to Lords, 5 Aug.—The Gomanit- 
tee for Defence of the Kingdom impowered to infert Names in 
the Inftruétions; Lords Concurrence fignified, 17—Sheriff to 
keep Cuftody of the County; Lords Colonels to be de- 
fired, 30. Inftruétions agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 30 Dec.—Ordinance 
of Additions to Committees, agreed to by Lords, 4 Feb.— 
Ordinance tor Re-payment of Moneys advanced by Collectors 
upon the Bill for 400,000/. 14. 

1640, Eleétion declared void—new Writ, 2 Dec. 
Election; Petition touching it offered, 8 Jan. 

Town, 1640, new Writ, 17 Dec.—Ele¢tion; Order 
for bringing the Indentures, &amp;c. 16 Feb. To ftand,17. Re- 
turn to be amended, 18. ° 

Caftle, 1642, Order for permitting Ordnance to pafs 
thither, 22 July. 

Earl of, 1641, to iffue no Moneys paid to him without 
Order, 10 June-——14 July——Motion for paying him 
25,000/. for the Scots, 12 June——To have Liberty to fend 
25,000/. for the Northern Counties—a Committee to confider 
of a fit Difcharge to be given him for Money paid, or to be 
paid by him, 16.—Copy of Orders, by which he has paid 
any, to be delivered to them; has Liberty to pay the Scots 
Commiflioners a Month’s Pay, 3 July —Money formerly or- 
dered to be paid Sir Win. Uvedale, to be paid to him, 21. 
-——Acquittanceg from Scots Commiffioners to be his Dif- 



























































charge for Money paid them, 17 Aug ——Recommended to 
Lord Admiral to be Commander in Chief under him, 10 Mar. 
—Refufed by King; Houfe infift on their former Vote; Mef- 
fage to Lords, defiring them to join therein; agreed to, 15. 
Letter to Lord Admiral concerning it, communicated by 
Lords at a Conference, read; Refolution to join with Lords in 
a Petition to King that he may be appointed ; a Committee to 
prepare Petition, 24. 
1642, Petition reported, 26 Mar. Read, agreed to, 
and fent to Lords, 28. King’s Anfwer communicated by 
them; Lords moved to join in requiring Lord Admiral 
to depute him, and injoining him to undertake the 
Charge; Meffenger difmiffed without Anfwer; Letter 
and Petition to be printed, with an Addition; a Commit- 
tee to prepare it; another Committee to confider them, 2 
Apr. Conference defired by Lords concerning the Vote; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Vote from them agreed to, 4. Meflage to be fent 
to Lords, defiring lhe may be difpenfed with from his Com- 
mand of the Fleet, to fee the Militia put in Execution in 
Effex, 31 May. Sent; Anfwer thereto, 1 June— A Com- 
mittee to prepare Difcharge upon his Account, and draw up a 
Declaration to be added thereto, 3.—Conference defired b 
Lords concerning a Letter from him to the Earl of Holland ; 
Meflenger difmifled without Anfwer, 14. Vide Landguard 
Fort. A Committee to perufe and amend Ordinance 
concerning his commanding the Fleet; their Report; Or- 
dinance read, agreed to, and fent to Lords; agreed to by 
them, with Amendments; Lords Amendments agreed to; 
Ordinance fent to the Earl, 1 July. Report of Delivery— 
King’s Letter, requiring him to deliver up the Ships, and other 
Papers, read; Earl to be thanked for his ready Obedience to 
the Ordinance; a Committee to prepare Declaration ; Confer- 
ence defired with Lords concerning his commanding the Fleet, 
agreed to; and held; Meflage from Lords, fignifying their 
Concurrence; Declaration reported, and agreed to; fent to 
Lords ; their Amendments agreed to; Declaration to be fent 
to him; Copies of Ordinance to be fent to Sir Jo. Hotham 
and the Captains on the Irifh Coaft, 4—His Letter concern- 
ing Captains that refufed to obey his Command, read, and to 
be printed; Lords Concurrence thereto fignified, 5. Order 
concerning all Ships to be under his Command, agreed to by 
Lords, 7——Meflage from Lords, defiring they may commu- 
nicate Letters from him ata Conference; Meffengers difiniffed 
without Anfwer, 9. Another Meffage to the fame Purpofe; 
Anfwer thereto; Letters read; Order thereupon, 11.—Letters 
from him concerning re-fupplying Moneys and other Necef- 
faries, communicated by Lords, and read; referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 13.—Other Letters, with Adver- 
tifements taken by a Council of War, read, and approved, 
and referred to the fame Committee; Thanks thereupon, 14. 
—His Letters, and others inclofed, communicated by Lords, 
read; Order for direéting them hereafter to the Committee for 
Defence of the Kingdom; the Committee to anfwer them, 
18. A Committee to prepare a Letter to him concerning 
what Ships are to be kept out, &amp;c. 19. Letter read, agreed 
to, and to be figned by Speaker, 20.—Another Letter from 
him read ; Refolutions touching re-viétualling Ships at Sea, 
23.-—Another concerning the Stay of fome Dutch Ships, read, 
and fent to the Committee for Defence of tie Kingdom—An- 
other from Lords, with a Note of Ships under his Command, 
26.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter from 
him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held ; 
Letter read, and referred to the Committce for the Navy, 28. 
—-The Committee for the Navy to confider of prefenting 
him with Wine, 18 Aug.—To be defired to call home the 
Rainbow, and fend another Ship to Tinmouth, 23.—Member 
to anfwer Letters from him, 24.—Lords to be moved to join 
in Gearing him to go into Effex, 25. Letter from him, in- 
forming Houfe that Queen is at Rotterdam, and bound for 
Neweattle, and defiring Direétions how to demean himfelf; 
the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to prepare Infiruc- 
tions, 17 Sept. A Committee to prepare Order for recall 
ing him, and appointing a Vice Admiral, 8 O&amp;. Order read, 
and agreed to, 11.—Order enabling him to fubftitute Officers 
under him, agreed to by Lords, 20.—Appointed Captain Ge- 
neral of the Forces in London, and Counties adjacent; a 
Committee to prepare a Commiflion ; Commiffion read, agreed 
to, and fent to Lords ; Report of Delivery, 22.—Free Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning Propofitions made by.him, 
agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed, 24.——-Order 
for iffuing Moneys upon his Warrant, 4 Nov.—For his ap- 
pointing a Rendezvous for Forces come up; Orders concern- 
ing them, 14.—Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
Surrender of his Commiffion, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 22. Reported; his Surrender accepted, 23.— 
To be defired to take care no Prejudice come to the Kingdom 
by priyate Conyeyance of Letters, 15 Dec. A Committee 
































to prepare Commiffion to appoint him Commander in Chief of 
Commnillion read, and fent to Lords, 
‘9. Houfe 


the Fleet at Sea, 7 Jan. 











IN DEX @to the SEconp VoLuME. 


e. Houfe put thém in mind thereof, 12, 13. 17. 20. &amp; 22, 
Jan.——2 &amp; g Feb.——Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
a Committee to prepare Heads, 18 Jan.——Free Conference 
defired by Lords, agreed to ; Managers and Reporters appoint- 
ed; free Conference held, and reported; Report to be confi- 
dered, 4 Feb. Lords Concurrence to the Ordinance fignified, 
8.—To be acquainted with Letters concerning Dutch Ships 
lying at Burdlington, 8 Mar. 

Waffe, John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
maimed Soldiers, 95 Feb. 

Watermen, 1640, Bill concerning them read, 9 Mar. 

— 1641, Committed ; Petition referred, 21 May. 

~——— 1641, Petition from the Generality of Watermen to be 
confidered, 16 Apr.——Referred to the Committee on the 
Watermens Bill, 21 May. 

——— 1641, Bill for better Government of Watermen and 


Wherrymen on the Thames, read, 16 Aug. Committed, 
28. 











the Company, 26 Jan.—Order concerning the Government of 
them, 28. 


ss Tho. 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 2 

ar. 

Watford, 1642, Petition and Propofitions concerning bringing 
in Money and Horfe, agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired ; Petition to be printed ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who preferred it, 1 July. Order concerning the ‘Town ; 
agreed to by Lords, 11 Nov. 

Watkins, Mr. a Monopolift, 1640, called to the Bar for not 
withdrawing when commanded ; fufpended ; a Committee to 
examine the Charge againft him, 16 Nov. 

Sir David, 1640, &amp; 1641. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. a Searcher of London, 1641, Meflage from Lords, 

defiring Houfe to appoint a Committee to meet Lords Com- 

mittees for fearching Letters ftopped by him; Committee ap- 
pointed, 10 Feb. Another Meflage, defiring they may meet, 











agreed to; Order for making Report; Committee impowered . 


to communicate what Letters they think proper to the Scots 
Commiffioners, 16. 

: Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Nov. 

Watlington, 1642, Lecturer recommended, 16 Apr. 

Watfon, Mr. the King’s Surgeon, 1641, to be forthwith fum- 
moned to attend ; examined touching Arms and a Confluence 
of People at his Houfe in Bedfordfhire, and difmiffed, 23 
D 





ec. 

Waits, Paul, 1642, the Committee for Adventurers to confider 
of continuing him in the Place he holds under Lord Kerry’s 
Regiment, 18 Aug. 

Samuel, 1642, Petition; Satisfaction to be made him 
out of the Eftates of Perfons who plundered him, 19 Dec. 

Wayle, Edward, 1642, Information of his endeavouring to pafs 
to Lifbon by a counterfeit Pafs, read, and referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 9 May. 

— William, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 28 

é&amp; 





Weale, Job, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 17 Oét. 
Committed to the Compter, 24. 

Weaving Trade, 1641, Bill te prevent Abufes therein, com- 
mitted, 3 July. Committees added, 8. 

Webb, Mr. 1640, Report from the Committee for Monopo- 
lifts touching him; expelled—new Writ ordered, 21 Jan. 
Tho. 1641, Minute of a Letter to him read ; the Com- 
mittee in Scotland to require of him who wrote it; Letter to 
be delivered to them ; Examinations concerning it to be read ; 
Member, who wrote it injoined to difcover it, 4 Nov. Ex- 

aminations read, and to be fent to Lords, 5. Sent, 6. 

Nicolas, Speaker’s Servant, 1641, to have Warrant for 

ies beyond Sea, notwithftanding former Order of Reftraint, 

22 Feb. 

Mr. of Gloucefterfhire, 1642, his Offer of a Loan of 

1007. accepted ; Order touching the Re-payment, 2 May. 

Mr. 1642, his Letters to Mr. Warwick and Secretary 

Nicholas, read, 15 Dec. 

Webjter, Jo. 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 3 June. 

Weekes, Tho. 1641, Complaint that he could not have his 
Quietus eft without a Fee ; Bomach to be fummoned to attend, 
1 June. Vide Bomach. 

— Anne, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Gatehoufe ; Committee to inquire whether fhe was guilty of 
Mr. Legg’s Efcape, 14 O&amp;. 

Welch, Mr. 1641, to withdraw his Petition, 9 July. To be 
fent for by Serjeant and, upon Refufal, to be brought in Cuf- 
tody, 19 Aug. 

r. and Servant, 1642, to be fummoned concerning 

Oneale’s Efcape out of the Tower, 6 May. 

Weld, Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Impeachment againft him, 29.——Impeach- 
ment read, and agreed to, 14 Sept. Ingrofled Articles read, 
and fént to Lords, 16. Addition to be made thereto, 20. 

the oa Ralph, 1640. Vide Privileges. 

ou. [I. 


























— 1642, Letter from Oxford to the Mafter and Wardens of - 


Wells, 1642, Magazine to be delivered to Deputy Lieutenants 
of the County, 9 Aug. | 

Wells, Gilbert, 1640, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts 
and Provifion for younger Children, read, 14 Dec.——Read 
Second time; Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffment, 
feverally Neg. Bill rejeéted, 16 Feb. 

Wendover, 1640, new Writ, 8 Dec. 

—— 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; certain Minifters to have 
Liberty to keep a weekly Lecture there, 17 May. 

Wentworth, Sir Geo. 1640, has Leave to vifit the Earl of Straf- 
ford, upon Proteftation of Secrecy, 26 Feb. 

1641, Confideration of his having a Command in Ire- 

land to be refumed, 5 Feb. To repair to his Charge, and 

continue a Member, 21. 

oa 1642, Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 

ept. 

Sir Wm. 1641, Bill to reftore him, and the reft of the late 
Earl of Strafford’s Children, in Blood, &amp;c. read, 15 June. 

-———— 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 

Sir Peter, 1642, to have Leave to attend Lord General, 

10 Sept. 

John, 1642, his Letter, making an untrue Relation of 
the Paffages in the late Fight between the Two Armies, read ; 
ordered into Cuftody, 29 O&amp;. His Petition, and Order for his 
Difcharge, 30. 

Weobley, 1640, new Writ, 2 Jan. 

Wefley, Harman, 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf 
into France, 12 May. 

Weftern Circuit, 1642, a Committee to inquire of the Judges the 
Pome for altering the Places for keeping the Affizes, 21 

une. 


























Parts, 1642, Letters from thence read; Conference de- 

fired with Lords thereupon; agreed to ; Managers appointed, 

1 Nov.—Other Letters concerning the State thereof; Con- 

ference defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers 

appointed, 26. Mr. Holles to be defired to take the Com- 
mand in Chief of the Forces there, 3 &amp; 13 Dee.—Order for 
raifing and arming Volunteers, 5.—For raifing Dragoons ; 
agreed to by Lords, 8.—Letter concerning taking feveral Pri- 
foners; Conference defired thereupon ; Managers appointed ; 

Conference agreed to, and held ; Lords Concurrence to Votes 

fignified ; a Committee of both Houfes to move the City to affift 

in Defence thereof; Letter to be communicated to them, 13. 

Ordinance for fecuring Moneys fent for the Service 

thereof, read, and agreed to, 23.—Inftructions for Deputy 

Lieutenants read, and agreed to, 24.—A Committee to con- 

fider of the Charge for Horfes employed there, 31. Another 

Committee to prepare Ordinance for affefling the Inhabitants, 

17 Jan. Ordinance agreed to, 10 Feb.—Member to pre- 

pare Ordinance for fecuring Moneys advanced for the Service 

thereof, 6 Feb. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 15.—Letter 

concerning the State of Affairs, 24. 

Coaits, 1642, the Committee for the Navy to confider 

of fetting forth Two Ships for Guard thereof, 5 Nov. 

Weftham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 18 Feb. 

Wefimeath, Earl of, 1641, Letter from the Mayor of Beaumaris 
concerning the Stay of his Grandfon ; Confideration thereof 
referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs; Mayor’s Care 
approved, 27 Dec. 

1642, Commiffioners for Irifh Affairs to take a proper 

Courfe for difcharging his Debts, that he may be brought up, 
23 Apr. 

Weftminfter, 1641, Bailiff to aifift in executing an Order, 13 
July.—Commiffioners to give Account from Day to Day 
what Moneys come in upon the Poll-bill, 16. Petition of 
Trained Bands read, and to be entered; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who brought it, 11 Jan. 

1642, Propofitions for bringing Horfe, &amp;c. to be directed 

to the Burgeffes, 8 Sept——City ‘to have Liberty to provide 

Mufquets, &amp;c. 12——Conference to ve defired with Lords 

concerning their Order for difpofing of Moneys to be collected 

at the next Faft to diftrefled Minifters, 3 Oct. Order con- 
cerning it, 2 Noy. Order for fetting up Pofts and Chains 
in Weftminfter, and adjacent Parifhes, 15 Oét.—— Order for 

anting them Powder, &amp;c. 3 &amp; 12 Nov.—For feizing the 

Oridnance in the Military Yard, 5.—Colonels and Captains of 

Trained Bands impowered to punifh Deferters, 11.—A Com- 

mittee to prepare Ordinance to impower them to defend the 

City and Parkament, 16.—Names of Defaulters to be returned 

to Houfe, 22—The Committee for Difpatches to receive 

Names of Perfons refufing to pay Moneys affeffed for fetting 

Pofts, Chains, &amp;c. 23 &amp; 28.—Order for Re-payment of Mo- 

neys lent for that Service, 28.——Conference defired by Lords 

concerning feizing Horfes ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held, and reported; a Committee to confider what 

will be a fufficient Number, 1 Dec.——Order for feizing and 

removing Ordnance from the Military Yard, 11 Feb. 

—— Hall, 1641, Order for ftopping the Holes in the Floor, 

10 May. 












































College, 





INDEX @o the Seconp VoLuME. 


College, 1642, the Committee for the King’s Revenue 
to confider of providing for it, 29 Oct. Order for Receiver 
and Steward to receive Rents and Provifions as formerly, 2 
Nov.—For fafe Conveyance of Corn, 18.—Againft impofing 
the Wearing of Surplices, 20 Feb. 


Weftmorland, 1641, Earl of Cumberland nominated Lord Lieu- 
tenant, 11 Feb. 

1642, Meffage to Lords, acquainting them he has not 

fent down the Names of his Deputies; Anfwer thereto, 25 

Mar. Defires to be excufed; Lord Haftings nominated ; 

Lords Concurrence fignified, 26———Deputy Trcseneat ap- 
proved, 2 Apr. 


Wefton, Sir Richard, a Baron of the Exchequer, 1641, Mef- 
' fengers appointed to carry up the Charge againft him, 22 May. 
Charge reported; Articles read, and to be ingroffed, 1 

July. Ingroffed Articles read, and to be fent to Lords, 2. 
Meffengers to defire he may anfwer thereto ; Conference to be 
defired with them thereupon; Affiftant appointed, 3. Tranf- 
miflion to be carried up; Mefiage to be fent to Lords to that 
Purpofe, 5. Conference defired with them; agreed to, 6. 

Purchafer of his Lands to prefent a Schedule of his Debts, 
29 Oct. To pay the Money to Commiffioners mentioned 
therein, 19 Nov. 

Mr. Nicho. 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of Houfe, 15 Aug. Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament ; new Writ ordered, 16. 

Wefton, Zoyland, 1642, Petition uf Parifhioners referred to the 
Committee for plundered Minifters, 9 Mar. 

Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, 
complaining of Exaétions of the Officers of the Cuftoms, read, 
and referred to a Committee ; feveral Patents referred, 21, Dec. 

Committee reftrained to the Confideration of Salt, Lea- 
ther, and Soap only, 12 Jan. Impowered to confider any 
thing concerning Leather, 2 Feb. ; 

1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee; all that 
come to have Voices, 26 May.—For reporting the Bufinefs 
touching Leather, 31. The Committee to ftand as to Soap 
and Leather, 1 June. Order for their Sitting, 10 July. 
For reporting the Soap Bufinefs, 13. 17. &amp; 19, July. 11, 
13, &amp; 14, Aug. Revived for Soap and Leather, 21 July. 

Report concerning Leather to be made, 14 Aug.—Re- 
port touching Soap made; Patent voted a Monopoly, and ille- 
gal ; faithns Micenadinigs thereupon; Recompence to be made 
to Parties injured ; feveral Perfons to be fent for as Delinquents ; 
Proceedings in the Starchamber againft feveral voted illegal ; 
Recompence to be made them—a Committee to confider who 
made the Decree for regulating the Trade of Soap-boilers— 
Report concerning Leather; to be confidered ; further Report 
to be made at the fame time, 17. Made; Refolutions there- 
upon, 20.—Further Report touching Soap; Proceedings of 
the Starchamber and Council Board voted illegal; feveral Per- 
fons to be fent for as Delinquents, 3o. Committee for 
Soap revived, 9 Dec. 

— 1642, Order for making Report, 24 May. 1 June. 

1641, Mafter and others, come thither in a Ship from 
France, and bound for Ireland, to be examined; Ship to be 
fearched, 4 Mar. 

Wexford, 1642, Ship and Goods from thence to be fold; Mari- 
ners to be proceeded againft according to Law, 2 Dec. 

Wharton, Lord 1642, appointed Colonel General of the Forces 
fent into Ireland by the Adventurers, 18 June. Lords Con- 
currence, fignified, 21.—Lords to be defired to join in appoint 
ing him Lord Lieutenant for Bucks, 24. 

— Sir Tho. 1641, difpenfed with for a time from repairing 
to his Charge in Ireland, 18 Feb. 

— Sir Michael, 1642, Order that his Plate remain in 
Cuftody at Guildhall, 24 Aug. 

Wheeler, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 

1641, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him into the 
Commiflion of Peace for Weftminfter, 28 Aug. 

1642, Order for Payment of his Loans, 6 Aug. 

ae Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 10 
Mar. 

Whepjted, 1642, Order for fequeftering the Living ; agreed to 
by Lords, 3 Feb. 

Whettcombe, Triftram, 1642, his Letter referred to Commiffion- 
ers for Irifh Affairs, 26 Apr. Letter to be written to Lord 
Prefident of Muntter, to itop Proceedings againft him till fur- 
ther Order, 5 July. Order for that Purpofe, 6. Sent to 


Lords, and agreed to by them, with Amendments ; free Con-. 


ference defired thereupon ; agreed to; Reporters appointed, 7. 
Meffage to Lords, dekrin them to cipedita the Order; An- 
{wer thereto, 11 &amp; 13. Toute informed they had not paffed 
it; Order to go from the Houfe alone, 15. His Petition, 
5 eee referred to the Committee for the Navy, 
1 Mar. 

- Benjamin, 1642, Petition referred to the Commiflioners 
for Irifh Affairs, 2 Dec.—To have Licence to tranfport Corn 
from France, 5 Jan. Order: for that Purpofe, 13. 


Whetftone, Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23 Jan. 

Whaftler, Mr. 1641, pardoned, upon his Acknowlegement, for 
bailing a Perfon accufed of High Treafon, 16 Feb. 

Whitaker, Lawrence, 1641. Vide Privileges. 

White, Tho. Matter of the Pacquet Boat to Holland and Flan- 
ders, 1641, Petition; Members to fpeak to the Pofi-mafter 
about it, 25 O&amp;. ; 

Abraham, 1641, to fall down with a Ship laden with 
Arms, &amp;c. beyond the Command of the Tower, 17 Jan. 
Confideration thereof referred to the Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs; Order for delivering them to the Contrattors for Ire- 
Jand, 27. For iffuing out fuch Ammunition as, by War- 
rant from the Mafter of the Ordnance, fhall be direéted ; King 
to be moved for fuch a Warrant, 1 Feb. Horfe Arms to be 
delivered according to the Warrant—Order for unlading the 
whole Freight, 10. 

Richard, 1642, to have Licence’ to tranfport himfelf, 
Wife, &amp;c, into Holland, 8 Apr. 

Mr. Minifter at Weftminfter Abbey, 1642, to be fent 
for as Delinquent, 4 July. Speaker to iffue Warrant for 
appehending him, 17 Jan. 

— Francis, 1642, to be difcharged from Ichefter Gaol, 11 
Aug. 

ale 1642, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
Houfe, 6 Sept. 

Mr. 1642, Order for receiving the Arrears of his Sub- 
{criptions from Exon, notwithftanding he is to go out of the 
Sheriffalty, 23 Sept. 

Chriftopher, 1642, appointed Keeper of the Gatehoufe 
8 Oct. Order for delivering Keys and Books to him, 14. . 

——— Mr. 1642, Speaker to Iffue Warrant to tranfport him 
fafe to King’s Army, 14 Nov. , 

Whitechapel, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners referred to a Com- 
mittee, 24 May. Order for their Sitting, 17 Aug. 

Whitehall, 1641, Conference defired with Lords concerning 
armed Men there; Managers appointed ; One Head thereof ; 
Conference agreed to, and held, 4 Jan. Order concerning 
Time given to the Soldiers to difcover the fame, 17.—A Com- 
mittee examine Injuries done to Citizens there, 24. Sub-com- 
mittee concerning the Bufinefs made a Committee, 25. 
Petition of Perfons wounded, referred ; Committee revived, 16 
Mar. 

Whitfield, Serjeant, 1642, his Man to remain Prifoner in the 
Gatehoufe, 11 Nov. 

ie Hercules, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 

ug. 

Whitlege, Geo. 1641 Petition referred to the Judge of Aflize 
at Gloucefter, 19 Feb. 

— 1642, Examination of his Bufinefs referred to the Com- 
mittee for [Informations ; Judge’s Certificate referred, 5 Apr. 

Whittacre, Wim. 1642, Information of Cloaths, defigned for 
ireland, being taken from him, 30 Aug. Conference to be 
ang with Lords concerning Damage received thereby, 16 
Sept. 

— Mr. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 
15 Feb.——To ftay Horfles he hath fent to fiay, 26 Jan. 

—— Mr. 1642, defired to preach, 28 Dec. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 25 Jan. 

Whittlock, Mr. 1640, his Election to ftand good, and not be 
further queftioned, 5 Jan.—Thanked for his Service to the 
Houfe, 14. 

——— 1641, Petition to be confidered, 11 Aug. 

1642, impowered to feize his Goods plundered by the 
King’s Army, 8 Dec. 

Whitimore, Sir George, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 
Dec. Loan of 3,000/. propounded to him; his Anfwer, 


24. 

Whitworth, Mr. 1641, Member to defire the Aldermen who 
committed him to take fome Courfe to punifh him, for Words 
againft the King and Parliament, 10 Mar. 

Wiccombe, Chipping, 1642, Letter from thence concerning 
Waggons laden witha Cheft, Trunks, &amp;c. read; Order for 
ftaying and opening them ; Lords to be defired to join therein ; 


Parties to be thanked, 4 June. Lords defired to join; Mef- 
fengers difmiffed without Anfwer; free Conference defired by 
them, agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 
6. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. referred to the Committee for 
Informations, 30 Sept. Report touching Mr. Shorter’s 
Election ; to ftand good; {wearing the Mayor voted illegal— 
Order for his advancing the Propofitions; Affiftants appointed, 
15 Oct. 

Wicherley, Captain, and Officers of his eagrag | 1642, to be 
fent for as Delinquents; the Committee for Defence of the 
Kingdom to examine their Carriage, and appoint new Ones 
in their ftead, 1 Oét. 

Wickins, Nath. 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to 
the Committee for the Starchamber, 3 Dec. 

— Mr. 1641, to be forthwith fummoned to attend, 19 
Mar. 
Widerington, 





INDEX ¢@o the SEconp VotumeE. 


Widerington, Sir Wm. 1640, gives Offence by calling the Seots 
Rebels; pardoned upon his Acknowlegement, 10 Nov. : 
1641, to be fent for immediately ; explains his Intention 
in taking away Candles from the Serjeant ; withdraws ; com- 
mitted to the Tower, g June. His Petition to be read, 12. 
Read ; Order for his Difcharge, 14.—Voted incapable of fit- 

ting during this Parliament, 26 Aug. 

Sir Tho. 1640, to attend the Service of Houfe, 19 Mar. 

Widmore, Michael, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 30 Sept. 

Widucere, Sit Wm. 1640, Petition againft Thomas Lane re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Judges, 20 Mar. 

Wigan, 1641, Bill for dividing the Parifh read, 17 May. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 7 Feb. 

1642, paffed, and fent to Lords, 12 Apr. 

Wight, Ile of, 1641, Confideration of the State thereof to be 
recommended to Lords at a Conference, 14 Aug. Recom- 
mended, 1Nov. Anfwer thereto to be defired at the next Con- 
ference, 2.—A Committee to prepare Reafons for putting the 
Cuftody thereof into other Hands ; Reafons reported ; Con- 
ference defired thereupon ; agreed to ; Managers appointed ; 
Conference heid, 17. Another Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon ; agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported, 109. Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord 
Lieutenant, 10 Feb,—Letter from thence to Serjeant Wilde 
and the Committee, to be opened, 12. . 

—— 1642, 2 Committee to prepare Order for making Earl of 
Pembroke Governor ; Order agreed to; Lords Concarrence to 
be defired, 6 Aug.—-Declaration fubfcribed by many Gentle- 
men; Proceedings thereupon, 15.—Particulars from thence 
recommended to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 
20 Aug.— Papers concerning Proceedings there communicated 
by Lords; Proceedings thereupon, 30.——A Committee to 
prepare Order for paying Part of the Contribution-money to 
be employed in Defence thereof, 29 Nov. Order for putting 
Twenty Men into Carifbrooke Cattle. 7 Dec.—For fortifying 
the Ifland, 15. For paying Money ditburfed for that’Ser 
vice, 14 Jan. For relieving diftreffed Proteftants from 
Ireland re-committed, 15, Feb,—Meflage from Lords concern- 
ing a Petition from thence, 27. me 

Wightwicke, Sam. 1642, Order for continuing him in Cuftody 
at Northampton, 13 Aug. 

Wigmore, Mr. 1642, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the 
Conneiinn for Informations, 11 Jan, 

Witbajion, 1642, Order for Payment of 20/. for Relief of poor 
Irifh there, 20 June. 

Wilde, Serjeant, 1642, has leave to buy Arms formerly belong- 
ing to a Recufant, 28 May. 

Mr. 1642, Order for reftoring his Plate, 29 O&amp;. 

Wiles, Rich. and Stephen Lewes, 1642, to be fent for as De- 
linquents, 19 July. | 

Wilkinfon, Henry, 1640, Report from the Committee for Reli- 

ion touching his Sufpenfion by the Vice Chancellor of Ox- 
ford; Order for reftoring him, 23 Dec, 

—— Wm. 1642, committed to the Clinck ; his Efiate to be 
f{equeftered and feized, 3 Feb. 

Willjord, Sir Tho. 1642, to have Warrant to tran{fport himfelf 
and One Servant into France, 22 Apr. 

Williams, Rob. 1640, not to fit till his EleGtion is decided, 6 
Jan. 






































Sedrach, 1641, to be forthwith fent to be examined by 

Houfe, 6 May. 

Mr. of Gray’s Inn, 1642. Vide Byerlie. 

—-—— Sir Abraham, Agent of the Queen of Bohemia, 1642, his 
Remonfirance, 12 Sept. Vide Bohemia. 

—.Jo. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for not paying 

Compofition-money to the Committee for Cuftomers, 1 Aug. 

Order for his Difcharge, 5. 

Sir Trevor, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 27 

Sept. 














Owen, a Drover, 1642, Order for re-delivering his 
Money, 5 Nov. ; 

Williamjon, Mr. 1641, to be fent for asa Delinquent, for fcan- 
dalous Words in his Sermon, 13 Dec. To be bailed; Ser- 
mon referred to a Committee, 24. 

——— Mr. a Prieft, 1642, Lord Chief Juftice to he moved for 
Habeas Corpusto remove him from Lancafter Gaol, 18 Mar. 

— Sir Francis, 1642, Information from the Army concern- 

ing him referred to the Committee for Difpatches, 28 Nov. 

Committee impowered to confider of other Prifoners at 
Farnham, 3 Dec. Report ; Order for their Commitment to 
feveral Prifons, 7.. 

Willingham, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tom- 
fon’s Committee, 17 Dec. Vide Fens. 
Willis, Richard, 1642, Refolution touching his Pay for Attend- 

ance on the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 24 Sept, 

Willmer, Sit Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Willmott, Mr. 1641, Bufinefs concerning him to be confidered, 
21 os Nov.—-— Order for flopping his Penfion, 14 
O 


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Willoughby, Lord, of Parham, 1642, to be thanked for his Sey ' 
vice to the King and Kingdom, 18 July. 

~——— Lord, of Erefby, 1642, a Committee to prepare Im 
peachment againft him, 14Sept. Vide Lindfey, Earl of ——- 
Order for ftopping his Penfion, 14 O&amp;. 

Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himself to 
France, 7 June. 

Wilmott, Commiffary, 1641, tomake Proteftation that he will 
not confer with Colonel Goringe, 11 June —Examined touch 
ing Mr. Pierey’s Letter ; committed to the Tower upon Suf- 
picion of High Treafon, 14——His Petition read ; Motion 
for not refuming the Debate concerning him but in a full 
Houfe, 3 July—To be bailed ; to give it under his Hand that 
he will offer no Violence to Colonel Goringe, 8——Articles 
againft him to be confidered, 5, 6.11, 12,13. &amp; 18, Aug. 
Order for refpiting his Pay to be fent to the Paymafter, 25, 

Houfe to confider what Name to give his Fact, 6 Dec:— 

Votes concerning kim, and Captain Chudleigh’s Examination, 

read; Refolutions for accufing him of Mifprifion of Treafon, 

and expelling him, o. 

1642, Time prefixed for his Accufation, 26 Mar.—— 
Order for his Attendance ; Bail to have Notice, 23 May.—— 
This Letter to Mr. Crofts at the Hague, communicated by 
Lords, to be printed ; Member to prepare a Preamble to be 
printed with it, 1 July—Bail Bond to be delivered up, 7. 

Wilfon, Thomas, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Mr. 
Leighton’s Committee ; to have Liberty to profecute it, 10 
Nov. Report touching his Sequeftration ; Refolution to relieve 
him, 30. 

Rowland, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a 

Report touching the Vintners Complaint againtt him ; Wit- 

nefies to be fummoned, 27 Nov.——Order for bailing him, 

3 Dec. 19 Jan. 

1641, voted a Delinquent for fealing the Quadrupartite 
Indenture for impofing 40 s.a Ton on Wines, 13 Aug. To 
be font for by Serjeant; Member to prepare Tran{miffion 
againft him, 14. ider for bailing him, 20. 

Mr.1641, to be admitted as a Leéturer at Maidftone ; 

Curate to give way thereto, 12 Feb. 

Chriftopher, 1641, Petition, 26 Feb. Vide Hales. 

Wm. 1641, Petition read; a Committee to examine 
him touching conveying Contributions to Englith Seminaries 
beyond Sea, and feducing the King’s Subjeéts, 3 Aug, Order 
for his Difcharge, 9. 

~———- Jo. Under-Sheriff of Chefter, 1642, to attend ta anfwer 
a Complaint againft him, 15 July. 

——— Samuel, 1642, to have Liberty to proceed from France 
to Spain, 25 Aug. 

Dr. 1642, defired to preach, 31 Aug. 
to print his Sermon, 28 Od. 
Houfe, 2 Feb. 

Wilts, 1641, Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 
11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved; another to be 
recommended, 18 Mar. 

1642, Sheriffto fend up Letters he has received for pub- 
lifhing Papers ; a Committee to confider them, 25 May, 
Order for their Meeting — Members to go down and {fee the 
Militia put in Execution, and advance the Propofitions for 
Horfe, &amp;c. Inftruétions to be prepared for them, 11 July. 
Lords to be moved that Earl of Pembroke may go down, 
10 Aug. 

Winch, Mr. 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him into 
the Commiffion of the Peace, 2 Feb. 

Winchampton, 1640, Petition on behalf of the Parifhioners re- 
referred to the ‘ommittee for the High Commiflion Court, 2 
Mar. Vide Star-chamber. 

Winchelfea, new Writs, 2 Feb. 1640. 11 Feb. 1642. 

Earl of, 1640, Bill from Lords to fell and leafe Lands 

for Payment of Debts, 23 Dec. Read, 20 Feb, Com. 


mitted, 27. 
: Paffed, 8 Apr.——Sent 






































Thanked, and 
Committed to Lambeth 





























1641, Reported, 26 Mar. 
to Lords, 10 May. 
1642, Armsin his Houfe to be fecured, 3 Nov. 
Winchefler. Vide Winton. 
a” Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges, 
Winckley, Edw. 1640. Vide Privileges. 
Winde, Captain, 1642, Order touching the Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 30 June. a 
Windebank, Secretary, 1640, Motion for appointing a Time for 
him to anfwer Accufations againft him, 11 Nov.—His War- 
‘rants for releafing Popifh Priefts and Jefuits prefented ; he 
withdraws, 12.—His Letter to Mr. Horwood, Under-Sheriff 
of Southampton, for Stay of Proceedings againft Recufants, to 
be brought to Houfe ; Parties to attend, 20.——His Warrant 
for difcharging of Moore, a Prieft—His Letters to Horwood 
and the High Sheriff of Suffex feverally read—Report from 
the Committee for Recufants concerning him, 1 Dec.—No- 
tice to be given him to anfwer Informations againft him, 1 &amp; 
3, His Anfwer, 3, Order for his immediate Attendance, 4, 
n Petitions 








IN DEX w&amp; the SEconpd VoLuMeE. 


Petitions referred, 17 Dee. 1 &amp; 28 Feb. New Writ 
in his Room, 17 Dec. Committee to ftand, 12 Jan. Or- 
der for their Meeting, 25. Committees added, 28. Peti- 
tions concerning his giving Authority to convey Perfons be- 
yond Sea referred ; Comunittee impowered to receive all of the 
like Nature, and confider of Reparation to Parties aggrieved, 
5, Feb. 

~—— i641, Order for their Meeting, 3 &amp; 10 July—King to 
be moved to ftop his Allowance ; Cofferer to forbear Pay- 
ment in the mean time ; a Committee to prepare Heads for a 
Conference thereupon, 7 July. Committees added, 10. Or- 
der for their Sitting, 31. Report to be made, 1 Dec. 

1642, Articles againft him to be prefented, 26 Mar. 
Voted a Delinquent, 16 Aug. 

— Mr. 1642, committed to the Gatehoufe, 15 Sept. 
Petition referred to the Committee for Informations, 23. 

Windefore, Rob. 1642, Order for reftoring his Plate, 9 Jan. 

Windham, Mr. 1640, Report from the Committee for Mono- 
polifts touching him ; expelled, 21 Jan. 

— 1641, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon a Report 
from the Committee for Soap, 30 O¢t. 

— Jo. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee 
feuce of the Kingdom, 23 Sept. 

— Sir Hugh, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Dec. 
Loan ef 2,0c0/. propounded to him; his Anfwer, 24. 

Windjor, 1640, Eleétion; Report touching it ; Right of Eleétion 
determined ; new Writ, 8 Dec. To be delivered to Sheriff, 
11. Old Sheriff, if not difcharged, to execute it, 12. 

1641, new Writ, 27 May. Petition of Burgefles, 
&amp;e. referred to the Cominittee of Priviliges, 6 June. 
Order about preferving the Deer, and reprefling Tumults 
thereupon, 8 Sept. {nformation of Forces aflembled there, 

4Jan. Vide Kingston upon Thames. 

—-— 1642, Action againft the Mayor, &amp;c. upon the Election 
to be ftayed, 28 June. Order about fending down Muf- 
quets, 16 Sept. ~About repairing the Cuuduil fleads, 2 
Feb. 

Lord, 1642, his Arms to be feized, and kept in fafe 
Cuftody, 2 Apr. Order for felling them, 28 May. 

Caftle, 1642, Care thereof recommended to the Com- 
mittee for Defence of the Kingdom, 17 O&amp;t. Prifoners to 
be removed thither, 10 &amp; 11 Jan. Money for conveying 
them, and ftrengthening the Place, ordered, 11. Beds, &amp;c. 
allowed them at their own Charge ; a Committee to confider 
of a Difcharge to the Governor, as he has not received fo 
many as he was charged with, 16. Order requiring him to 
receive more, 2 Feb. Free Conference defired by Lords there- 
upon; Managers and Reporters appointed ; free Conference 
held, and reported, 4. 

Wines, French, Spanith, and fweet, 1641. Vide Supply. 

—_—_-— 1640, Patents concerning them to be brought to the 
Committee for Grievances, 11 Nov. Another Committee 
to confider of the new Impofis on them, 11 Feb. 

1641, Order for their Sitting, 15 &amp; 19 May. Inftruc- 
tion to confider of a Method for fettling a Price on Wines, 
19. Report; Patent voted a Grievance — Impofitions on 
French and Spanifh Wines—Proclamation prohibiting Wine 
Coopers to tell Wines, feverally voted illegal—Vote to be 
fent to the Vintners Company and Lord Keeper, 26. Com- 
mittee joined to the Committee for the Patent, 29. 

- 1642, Report to be made, 8 Apr. Made; Refolutions 
for accepting the Compofitions of feveral Vintners ; Order 
for the Payment thereof ; ‘Time appointed for others to com- 
pound, 9. 

——— 1641, Importation of Wines and Sugars referred to a 
Committee, 20 Oct.—Petition of French Wine Merchants 
read, end referred to the Committee for Cuftomers, 21 Feb. 
—Another Committee to confider the Bufinefs of Wines, 30. 
Report, 22 Mar. 

1642, Petition of Merchants in the Out-Ports, referred 
to the Committee for the Tonage and Poundage Bill, 24 May. 
Vide Supply.° 

1642, Bill from Lords for preventing Abufes in Wines, 
11 May. 

Wingate, Captain, 1642, Confideration of his Releafe to be re- 
commended to Lord General, 10 Nov. OF Arrears due 
to him to be recommended, 20 Jan. 

-———— Mrs, 1642, Petition; Witnefs examined thereupon, 31 
Dee. 

Wingfield, Abel, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 18 Aug. 

Winne, Wm. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 27 Sept. “ 

Winjlon, Dr. 1642, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;c. 
beyond Sea, 13 Sept. 

Winterton. Vide Dungeneffe. 

Winton, 1640, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and referred to 
the Committee for the Star-chamber, 23 Feb. 

--——-— 1641, Parifhioners to chufe a Leéturer ; Minifter to ad- 
mit of him, 14 Feb, Infiructions to be prepared, 15 Aug. 


His 


for De- 


Information of a Victory over Lord Grandifon ; Mef- 
fenger to be rewarded ; public Thanks to be given in Churches 
in and about London, 16 Dec.—Copy of a Letter to Lord 
General, relating to the Service there, 17. 

—— Marquis of, 1640, Bill from Lords to enable him to 
make Leafes for 'Fwenty-one Years of divers Lands, 3 Mar. 
Read, 10. Committed, 13. Reported, 17. 

— 1641, pafled, 6 Apr. Sent to Lords, 10 May. 

1641, Information given of Arms in his Houfe, 19 

Aug. Order for difpofing of them, 2 Nov. For felling 

them, 8. 

——— Bifhop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Mif- 
demeanors, 4 Aug. 

1642, his Houfe in Southwark made a Prifon; Keeper 
appointed, 11 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

—— College, 1642, the Committee for the King’s Revenue to 
confider of providing for it, 29 O&amp;. Ordinance againti 
impofing upon the Scholars the wearing Surplices, 20 Feb. 

Wintour, Jo. 1642, committed to London Houfe, 16 Jan. 

Wijbech and Leverington, &amp;c. 1641, Petition of Inhabitants 
read, avowed, and referred to a Committee, 11 Dec. 
Order for their fitting at Grocers Hall, 20 Jan. State of the 
Cafe reported, 25. 

Wife, Wm. Vide Gerling.—1642, to be fent for as a Delin- 
quent, 27 Oét. 

Wifeman, Mrs. 1641, Complaint of her abufing Smyth, em- 
~~ for apprehending Priefts, referred to a Committee, 27 

ov. 

— Ralph, 1642, tobe fent for as a Delinquent; Informa- 
tion againit him referred to a Committee, 6 Apr. To be 
bailed; Matter referred to the Committee for Informations, 
12, 

Mr. of Bifhopfgate-fireet, 1642, Order for fecuring and 
difarming him, 22 O&amp;t. 

Wifhart, Cornet, Jo. 1642. to be removed to Plymouth, and 
kept clofe Prifoner, 13 Mar. 

Witherall, 1641. Vide Privileges. 


Withers, Mr. 1642, ordered into Cuftody, 1 Nov. 
Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of the Arrears of his 
Troop, 5 Jan.—For repairing his Loffes out of the Eftates of 
Perfons that plundered him, 9 Feb. 


Within, Wm. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 7 Nov. 
Withington, F. 1642, to be bailed, 4 Jan. 
1642, committed to Lord Petre’s 


Withrington, Lieutenant, 
Houfe, 2 Jan. 


Witnefjes, 1640, Rule concerning the Manner of receiving them» 
11 Nov. Sick, to be examined at their own Houfes, 
11 Dec.——A Committee to grant a Warrant for producing 
them, 30 Jan—A Perfon to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
for abufing and threatening them, a Feb.——~ Witnefles fen 
for by Warrant to be difcharged upon Bonds for their Appear- 
ance, 22 Mar. 

1641, One fick, to be examined at his own Houfe, in 
the Prefence of Parties concerned, 30 June——None to be 
fummoned without a new Order ; Order to be prepared for 
that Purpofe, 27 Oét. 

Wolfe, Nico. 1642, to be dent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. 

Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 2 
Jan. 

Wollafion, Sir Jo. 1642, Letter from the King, fummoning him 
to attend at York ; Order for his Stay to attend the Service of 
the Militia in London ; Speaker enjoins him accordingly, g 
June. Lords to be moved to join herein ; their Concurrence 
fignified, 14. 

———- Mr. 1642, to be fent for asa Delinquent, for difcou- 
raging Volunteers, 16 June. Difcharged upon his Confeflion, 
20. 

Wolfeley, Captain, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for in- 
terrupting the Execution of the Militia, 13 June. 

Wolftanton, 1640, Bill for fettling the Reétory on Ralph Sneade; 
and his Heirs, read, 25 Feb. 

1641, committed 28 Apr. 

Wolfienholme, Sir John, 1642, Order for fuffering a Waggon, 
&amp;e. to be conveyed to his Houfe, 5 July. 

Wolverfion, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Bifhop 
of Ely’s Committee, 30 Dec. : 
Wood, Peter, late Under-Sheriff of Salop, 1640, to be fent for 
by Serjeant to aniwer a Petition agaiuit him, 20 Nov. To 

be bailed, 3 Dec. 

_— Toby, 1641, Report from a Committee that he was 
committed for treafonable Words ; Information againft him, 
and his own Examination, read, 4 Jan——His Petition, and 
Order for his Difcharge, 1 Feb. 

Rob. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

—---— Bafill 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 8 Aug. 
Order for his Difcharge, 13. 

—-— Tho. 1642, committed to the King’s Bench, 27 Dec. 
—— To be removed to Ip{wich, and kept clofe Prifoner till 

his 








‘his Removal; a Committee to prepare Letter to the Mayor, 
for fafe guarding him, 13 Mar. : 
Woodchurch, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants againft Edward Bowen 
read, and avowed; Bowen to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 

Feb. Vide Bowen. 

————- 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; LeCturer recommended, 
13 Aug. 

Woodcock, Geo. 1640, Petition read, and avowed ; Grimkery to 
be fenf for as a Delinquent, 12 Dec. Vide Grimbery. 

Woodgate, Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Woodgreene, Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

Woodland, Mrs. 1642, Depofitions upon Oath concerning her 
Murder to be printed, 16 Sept. 

Woodmongers, 1641, Bill for regulating the Company, and for 
Relief of Carmen Members thereof againft certain Decrees 
read, 26 Apr. 

Woodjiock, 1640, Eleétion to fiand good, and not be further 
queftioned, 5 Jan. 

——— 1642, Bufinefs concerning the Town referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 24 Sept. Report; Town 
Clerk reprimanded and difcharged, 4 Oét. 

Woodward, James, 1642, Petition againft him referred to the 
Committee for Informations, 19 Aug. 

Wool, 1640, Bill for further preventing Abufes in winding and 
ingrofiing it, read, 3 Mar. 

1641, Patent for Tranfportation thereof referred to a 

Committee, 14 July. Vide Merchant Adventurers.—Trade 

of Wool to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 

22 Oct. Report; Order thereupon, 27. Vide Merchant 

Adventurers. 

1640, Bill againft Tranfportation of Wool, Woolfells, 

&amp;c. read, 19 Jan. Committed, 3 Feb. Petition reported, 

12. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 13. 

— 1641, another Petition referred, 7 July. ‘The Committee 

to coutide: vt a Methad for tronfporting Fuller’s-earth into 

Lincolnfhire and Nottinghamfhire, 23. Bill to be repurtea, 

27 Ot. 19 &amp; 24 Feb. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 25. 

Pafled, 1 Mar. Sent to Lords, with fpecial Recom- 

mendation, 4. 

1641, Order againft tranfporting Wools ; a Committee 











? 























to confider of advancing the Clothing Trade and Vent of 


Wools, i4.—Another Committee to examine the Abule of 
paffing them, 19.—Scots Commiflioners to be moved that 
none be exported out of Scotland, 25. 

1642, Petition relerred, 11 May. 

Wool-cards, 1642, Petition of Makers referred to Mr. Maxwell’s 
Committee, 26 Sept. 

Woollen Cloth, 1641, Bill concerning Exportation thereof read, 
5 Aug. ; 

1641, Petition of Manufacturers read, and, with the 
Certificate annexed, avowed, and referred to a Committee, 
22 Mar. 

Worcejier County, 1640, Petition avowed, and referred to the 
Commitiee for Lieutenants, 17 Feb. Vide Lieutenants. 

1641, Lord Howard, of Efcrig, nominated Lord Lieu- 

tenant, 11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved ; another to be 

recommended, 18 Mar. 

1642, Information touching the Sheriff publifhing by 

Ne, foten'iy a Paffages of Parliament, and concerning Words 














fpoken by a Churchwarden, &amp;c.; Witueffes to be fent for, 5 
Apr. Lords to be moved that the Militia may be forthwith 
put in Execution, 28 May.—Meflage for that Purpofe, 30. 
High Sheriff to be fummoned to appear—Declaration 
about the Commiffion of Array, and Ordinance for the Militia 
to be fent down, 8 July.—Lords to be acquainted with Pro- 
ceedings upon the Commiflion, and defired to join in Order 
for printing them, 16.—High Sheriff examined touching the 
Commitlion of Array, and retarding Orders of Parliament ; 
advifed to be more careful for the future ; delivers in King’s 
Warrant concerning the Commiflion, and Inftructions there- 
upon, 21.-~-—-Order concerning the Commiffion of Array, 5 
Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 6.—Letter relating Paflages con- 
cerning the Commiflion of Array ; Copies of Declaration and 
Proteftation of the Grand Jury, and of a Petition which the 
Judge refufed to read—a Committee fent down with Inftruc- 
tions—Perfons to be fent for in Cuftody, 9. Vide Droitwich, 
and Harris, Henry—Infiructions concerning the Magazine 
added, 10. Deputy Lieutenants approved, 20 Aug.—The 
Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to confider of {fpeedy 
Defence for the County, 29. Order for Commoners to de- 
fend themfelves againft the Commiflioners of Array, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Sept. Form 
thereof, 14.—Order touching the Difpofal of Coat and Con- 
a 29. To be fent to Lords, go. Their Con- 
currence fignified, 1 O¢t.—The Committees to carry down 
and put in Execution Inftruétions and Propofitions, 3. 

1640, Eleétion referred to Sir Lewis Dive’s Committee, 
13 Mar. Hearing deferred, 16. 




















Vou, II, 


INDE X ¢@o the SEconpd VoLuMR. 


——1642, Committee revived ; Order for Meeting amended, 
5 Apr. Committee fufpended, 17 May. 

City, 1641, Lord Keeper to be meved for a Com- 

miffion to Juftices to tender Oaths to fufpeéted Perfons, 20 

Jan. 








1642, Information that the Commiffion of Array is 
there ; a Committee to confider what is fit to be done there- 
upon, 7 July. Order for oppofing the billeting of Soldiers 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10 Aug.— Petition of 

‘Inhabitants ; a Committee to prepare Orders for Indemnity of 
Volunteers—for preventing Commiffioners of Array to take 
Houfes—for feizing Arms of ill-affecied Perfons, 10 Sept— 
Letters concerning Attempts made upon the City read, 25, 

Another concerning advancing the Propofilions, and 

ftopping the Revenues of Bifhopricks, &amp;e. read, 14 O&amp;.—\- 

Order for Relief of maimed Soldiers there—for certifying the 

Names of Subfcribers to the Propofitions who have not paid 
in their Moneys, § Nov. . 

—-— 1640, Petition againft the Dean and Chapter referred 

to a Committee; Committees added, 16 Feb. 


Earl of, 1640, a Committce to confider of a Com- 
miflion granted to him and Son for levying Forces, 29 Jan. 
Report; Refolution thereupon, 11 Teb. 

—— 1641, Order for a Committee to fearch his Houfe for 
fufpeéted Perfons agreed to by Lords; Black Rod and Ser- 
jeant to attend them, 16 Nov. 

1642, Order from Lords for difarming him; Meflengers 
difmiffed without Anfwer, 20 Aug.—Lords to be moved to 
fend for him to attend, 13 Sept. Anfwer thereto, 15. 

Wormley, Captain Chrifto. 1641, not to leave the Kingdom 
without Licence from Houte, 19 Aug. His Petition read, and 
to be confidered, 31. Read again; Bufinefs refpited, 6 
Sept. Has Leave to go to Virginia—his Petition remitted to 
the Confideration of the Governor and Council, 8. 


77"~-fu~m, John, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. 
o have Liberty for Scveu Days, 22. 


Worfman, Sir John, 1642, his ‘Trunks gene to York to be 
fearched, 4 July. 
Worthington, Mr. 1642, voted duly elected Fellow of Emanuel 
College, Cambridge, 29 Mar. 
Wortley, Sir F. 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. 
. ‘lo make Satisfaction to Perfons he has plundered, 2. 
ov. 


Wofely, Sir Rob. 1642, 

Nov. 

Wratting, Great, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the 

* Bifhop of Ely’s Committee, 26 Jan. 

Wray, Clement, 1640, Petition, 16 Jan. Vide Ward, John. 

Sir Chrftopher, 1641, Bill to fell a Manor, &amp;c. read, | 

24 Mar, 

1642, committed, 30 Mar. Reported, and to be in- 

groffed, 8 Apr. Pafled 11. Sent to Lords, 12. 

1642, his Letter read, and to be printed, 17 Nov, 

Wren, Matthew, Bifhop of Ely. Vide Ely. 

Wright, William, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him read, 2 
Dec. Party takes Oaths, 5 Jan. Bill committed, 10 
Mar. 























to-be fent for as a Delinquent, 24 























1641, reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 July. 

1642, pailed, 12 Apr. 

—— Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. 

—— — Mr. 1642, voted Non Socius of Emanuel College, Cam- 
bridge, 29 Mar. 

Alderman, 1642, his Houfe to be fearched for Arms, 

14 O&amp;. 

— Sir Edmund, 1642, his Offer of an additional Loan ac- 

cepted; Order for difcharging him from any Reftraint, 19 

Odt. 














Rich. 1642, to have Warrant to fearch Malignants 

Houfes for Plate, &amp;c. 1 Dec. 

Thomas, of Briftol, 1642, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 23 Feb. 

Writs, new, 1640, viz. Cambridge County, 6 Nov. Romney, 
7. Carnarvon County, 10. Oxon City, 18. Marlow Mag- 
na,19. Foy, 20. Honington and Ajperton, 26. War- 
wick County, 2 Dec. Bedford County, 5. Berwick, 7, 

15 Feb. Wendover, Newport, and Windfor, 8 Dec, 

Malton and Allerton, 11. Banbury, 16, Corf Cafile and 

Warwick Town, 17. Hull, 29. Weobley, 2 Jan, Eve- 

fham, Rye, and Bridgewater, 21. Effex, 27. Old Sarum, 

20. Winchelfea, 2 Feb. Dover, 10. Ilchetter, Walling- 

ford, and Cockermouth, 15. Marlborough, 25. Romney, 

8 Mar. Stafford County, 16. Monmouth County, 9, 

And Devon, 20. 

1641, in the room of Mr. Hufley, 25 Mar. For Ando- 

ver, 31. Henden, 8 Apr. Agmondefham, go, ‘Tavil- 

tocke, 24 May. Windfor, 27. London, 28.——Lewes, 5 

June. Dorfet, 20. Coventry, 12 July. Litchfield, 26, 

Tewkefbury and Barnftaple, 6 Aug.—Hertford County, 

7, Dunneyett, 
























































Dartmouth, 20 O&amp;. Hereford County, 
30.——-Arundel, 12 Nov. Tamworth, Berealfton, Nor- 
thumberland, and Luggerfhall, 9 Dec. Kent,’ 2 Feb. 
Newton, 4 Cockermouth, 5. Aldborough, 14.——Ply- 
mouth, g Mar. Monmouth County, 19. 

.:642, Briftol, 12 May. Hereford City, 23. Myn- 
head, 9 June. In the room of Sir Ralph Hopton—Mr. 
Tho. Smyth—-Serjeant Hide—Sir Jo. J comen. and Mr. Jo. 
Digy, 5 Aug.—For Somerfetfhire, 8. n the room of 


7. Dunnevett, 18 

















M:. Holborne—Sir Wm. Penyman, and Mr. Kirton, 11.— - 


Of Mr. Coventry and Sir Edw. Rodney, 12.—Of Mr. Nicho. 
Wefton and Colonel Goringe, 16.—Of Mr. Gervas Hollys, 
22. Of Mr. Chr. Lewkner, 2 Sept.—Of Mr. Chicheley, 
16.—For Chriftchurch, 21. In the room of Sir Wm. Mor- 
ley—Mr. Bowyer—Mr. Mayo, and Mr. Leeds, 23 Nov. 
For Prefton, 29. And tor Winchelfea, 11 Feb. 

-~ 1641, Motion for a new Writ, in the room of an infirm 
Member, not granted, 18 Aug. 

Wroughton, Wm. 1642, Order for continuing him in Cuftody at 
Salifbury ; Examinations concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Informations, 15 Aug. His Petition; Queftion 
for his Difcharge, Neg. 6 Dec. . 
Wyche, Sir Peter, 1642, to have Warrant for tranfporting One 
Horfe into France, 9 May. 

Wye, River, 1640, Bill for opening it from Chepftowe, &amp;c. read ; 
not to be read a Second time but in a full Houfe, 19 Feb. 
Wye, Captain Edward, 1642, to haye Warrant to go to and 
return from the King, 19 Dec. 

Wymondham, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer appointed, 
3 June. . 

Wyntour, Sir John, 1640, to attend, 27 Jan. Houfe to join 
with Lords in a Petition to the King to remove him from 
Court, 16 Mar. 

1641, a Committee to tender Oaths to him, 26 May. 
Vote for his Removal from the King and Queen, 15 
Feb. Voted unfit to hold his Bargaip ef th- P-~4 vt Deait 
—Surrender of his Patent avuepted— realury Board to be 
defired to ifue a Commiflion for taking his Account, 21 
Mar. 























1642, a Committee to prepare Order for Payment of 
Moneys by Farmers of the Woods and Ironworks under him, 
3, Sept. Order reported, and re-committed, 5. Reported from 
Re-commitinent, 8. 

Captain, 1641, Depofition of his Boy touching his being 
releafed upon fhewing a Ticket prefeated from the Scots Com- 
miflioners ; Members-to inquire of them who were to releafe 
him; Note of their Names read 3 Jan. A Committee to 
prepare Interrogatories for exami sing him and Servants, 24. 
Wuyfherd, Dr. Geo. 1642, Petition againft him referred to the 
Committee for fcandalous Minifters, 25 Mar. Report ; 
voted unfit to be a Lecturer; another recommended ; Bond for 
his Appearance to be delivered up, 18 June. 

Wytherings, Mr. 1642, his Cafe reported; Sequeftration of him 
from the Office of foreign Poft-mafter, and Proclamation for 
that Purpote voted illegal; to be reftored, 28 Mar. Voted 
a Delinquent, 16 Aug. 

Wyvell, Captain, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr. 








16° Car. I. Parl. 4. A. 1640. 
y4 RN made of Wool. Vide Wools. 


‘ 


16°, 17° &amp; 18° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1042. 


ARMOUTH, 1641, Order for apprehending fufpeced 
Perfons that land there, and for feizing their Letters, and 
fending them to Houfe, 21 Mar. 

——— 1042, Bailiffs to fecure great Saddles, &amp;c. ftayed there ; 
to be thanked for their Service, 6 Apr. Order for delivering 
them, 21.—Houfe informed they had collected too/. upon 
the Act of Contribution, 2 May. Information from thence 
referred to the Committee for Newcafile, 23 June. Order for 
their Meeting, go. Order againft billeting Soldiers without 
Coutent of the Inhabitants, 14 July. Agreed to by Lords, 
with an Amendment—Order for putting the Militia in Exe- 
cution, 18, For fecuring the Town, read, and re-com- 
mitted ; reported from Re-commitment, and agreed to ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified—Member has Leave to go down to 
advance the Propofitions for Horfe, &amp;c. 24 Aug. Order 
tor fending Money, &amp;c. brought in thereupon, to London, 10 
Oct. Member to prepare Order concerning difpofing of 
Commanders ftayed there, 10 Nov. Order concerning 
fortitying the Town, 10 Dec.———Ordinance for better keeping 
the Watches read, and agreed to, 4 Feb. ‘ 

Yelverton, Sir Chriftopher, 1640, to forbear fitting till his 
Eleétion is determined, 12 Jan. 


--———— 1642, Order for Re-payment of his Loan, 8 Aug. 




















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INDEX @o the SECOND VOLUME. 





Yeowarnd, Captain, 1640, to be fent for as a Delinquent, upon 


a Complaint againft him for levying Money by Mufqueteers, 
15 Dec. Matter referred to a Committee, 24. Order for 
bailing him, 20 Mar. 





Yohal, 1642. Vide Ireland. 
York County, 1640, Articles of Grievances from thence read, 


9 Nov. High Sheriff to be fummoned to attend, 14~— 
Complaint of unlawful levying Money for Carriage of Ship- 
timber and Stores referred to the Committee for Ship-timber, 
22 Dec. Petition of Inhabitants ; nothing done thereupon, 
22 Mar. 
1641, Petition of Clothiers referred to the Committee 
for the Wool Bill, 7 July. Petition of Inhabitants of the 
North and Weft Ridings concerning Billet-money due, g Dec. 
——Letter of Juftices, and their Refolutions for the Safety of 
the County, read ; Thanks thereupon; Difpofal of a Maga- 
zine referred to them ; Meflage to Lords concerning their 
prehenfions, 1 Feb.—Earl of Effex nominated Lord Lieute- 
nant, 11.—Letter from Sheriff read ; a Committee to prepare 
Anfwer, and confer with Lord Chamberlain about the Militia 
— Petition of Gentleman read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to the Per- 
fon who preferred it, 15. Information of an Endeavour to 
poffefs the County that the Petition was ill-received ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare a Letter to fatisfy them of the Well-accept- 
ance thereof, 15 Mar. Letter reporied ; to be fair written, 
figned by Speaker, and fent; Order touching Satisfaction to 
the Mefienger, 16. Petition of Farmers ; Speaker’s An- 
fwer to the Perfon who preferred it, 10 Mar.—Deputy Lieu- 
tenants approved ; others to be recommended, 17. 
1642, Letters from High Sheriff referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Safety of Hull, 26 Mar. Petition of the 
County to the King, and his Anfwer, read; Petition fent to 
Lords, with Defire to expedite the Commiffions to Colonels 
and Captains of the Militia—a Committee to prepare Anfwer 
to the Sheriff’: Lett, ++ Apr Anifwor reported ; read ; agreed 
to; to be fair written, and figned by Speaker; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 12. Copy of a Petition of Knights, 
&amp;e. to the King, read ; to be read at a Conference ; Conference 
defired with Lords touching Informations from thence agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Re- 
port to be confidered ; Committees of both Houfes to be fent 
down ; a Committee to prepare Inftruétions for them, 2 May. 
Report of Difficulties; Refolution thereupon; whole Matter 
recommitted, 3.—Deputy Lieutenants approved, 3 &amp; 9.—In- 
ftructions reported ; read one by one, and agreed to; fent to 
Lords, 4. Agreed to by them, with an Amendment ; returned 
to them; Report of Delivery ; Committees not to follow the 
King, if removed out of the County, 5.—High Sheriff’s War- 
rant concerning not raifing the Trained Bands upon any War- 
rant but the King’s—Copy of a Petition to the King, and his 
Propofitions before the Delivery thereof, with the Anfwer of the 
Gentry, 6.—Letter from the Committees, with King’s Mef- 
fage inclofed, read, and referred to a Committee ; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon ; agreed to; the Committee of 
both Houfes to prepare Letter of Thanks to the Committees, 
12. Another Committee to withdraw, and prepare it; Letter 
agreed to, and to be communicated to them, 13.—Copy of 
a Warrant for fummoning the Gentry and Freeholders read, 
14.—Another Letter from the Committees, with Papers in- 
clofed, read, and to be printed; Thanks thereupon; Confer- 
ence defired with Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Meffage from Lords, defiring to communicate Letters thereat, 
affented to; Conference held; Member to prepare Anfwer to 
Committees Letter, 16. Anfwer read, agreed to, and fent to 
Lords ; free Conference defired by them thereupon; agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held ; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 17.—A Committee to prepare a Letter 
to the Committees, directing them to prefent a Petition and 
Votes to the King, 21.—Letter from them, relating Paflages 
upon the Summons of the Horfe of the County, and High 
Sheriff's Demeanour ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, with an 
additional Inftru¢ction to them, and an Order to Lord Mayor, 
&amp;c. for fuppretling Forces, 23. Anfwer and Order to be fent 
Exprefs, 24.—Order for preventing carrying Ammunition to 
York to be fent to Lords, 27. Agreed to by them; Serjeant 
to feize Saddles going thither—a Committee to prepare Order 
to prevent carrying any, 28.—Letter from Committees, with 
Papers inclofed, read, 30. Letter to them read, and agreed 
to ; Lords Concurrence tignified, 1 June.—Letter from them, 
and other Papers read; Petition of Gentry, &amp;c. endeavoured 
to be prefented to King, approved ; that, and Petition to both 
Houfes, with a Narrative of the Endeavour, to be printed ; 
Lords to be moved to join in fatisfying Petitioners Defires— 
Refolution for preventing carrying Recufants Arms down ; 
Conference defired by Lords concerning Papers from York 
agreed to; Meflage, defiring to acquaint them with whatHoufe 
received, and the Votes thereupon, affented to ; Managers and 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Lords 
Propofitions and Amendments agreed to; Matters referred to a 
s . Committee 

























































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IN DEX io the Srconv VOLUME. 


Committee of ‘both Houfes—Order for fiaying Waggons and 
great Horfes going thither, 6. Order for their Meeting, 7 &amp; 
14.—Juftices of Peace to keep Arms of Recufants in their 
Cufiody—the Trained Bands to retain their own Arms; 
Lords Concurrence fignified—a Committee of both Houfes to 
compofe a Letter for recalling the Committee’s Letter from 
Lords to that Purpofe; agreed to, with Amendments, 15.—A 
Committee to receive all Informations of warlike Stores going 
to York, and order the ftopping them, 17.—Order for ftop- 

ing Horfes, 22.—A Committee to confider of One hundred 
Frorfe faid to be come from thence fouthward, 27.——Order 
for fearching Trunks—Propofitions of the Declarations con- 
cerning the Commiffion of Array to be fent Exprefs, 4 July. 
— Petition of Clothiers of the Weft Riding concerning a Ship 
ftayed at Hull; a Committee to prepare Order for difcharging 
it, 18.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Petition of 
Lords, &amp;c. agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, and reported; Petition read, 8.—Letter from divers 
Gentlemen, with a Petition of the Nobility, &amp;c. read, and 
referred to a Committee; Conference to be defired thereupon, 
17. Order from Lords for printing the Letter; Propofitions 
referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom; In- 
ftruction to prepare a Declaration forfatisfying the well-affected, 
18. Declaration reported, and agreed to; Lords Coricurrence 
to be defired, 20. Conference defired by them concerning it ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and report- 
ed; Lords Amendment agreed to; Declaration to be reprinted 
with the Amendment—Prefentment of the Grand Jury, Inha- 
bitants Defires, and King’s Anfwer, feverally read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 23. Report to be made, 29.—Sheriff 
to keep Cuftody of the County, 30.—Declaration and Pro- 
teftation of the Inhabitants about preferving the Peace of the 
County ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, 6 Sept. Anfwer re- 
ported, to be figned by Speaker, and printed, 7——Conference 
apfred by Lords concerning a Letter touching the Affairs of 


the County; ayiced to, Repowrewe ppvieela, Confer 
held, and reported ; Letter read; Eleétion of a Lord eneral 
approved; a Committee to confider of Encouragement to 
Perfons for preferving the Peace—Mr. Hotham’s Declaration 
approved, 27. Several Letters and Articles of Pacification 
read, and referred to a Committee—Committees to appoint 
Commiftioners for advancing the Propofitions for raifing Horfe, 
&amp;c. and Commiffaries to value them—Inftructions to Com- 
mittees, 3 O¢t.—Declaration concerning the Articles of Paci- 
fication reported, read, agreed to, and to be printed; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 4.— High Sheriff to affift in putting the 
Militia in Execution, 8. Lords Concurrence fignified—Mo- 
ney brought in upon the Propofitions to be paid to the Gover- 
nor of Hull; 10. Deputy Lieutenants impowered to ap- 
point Committees to put the [nftruétions in Execution, 7 Nov. 
—Under Sheriff’s Clerk ordered into Cuftody; Examination 
of the Bufinefs referred to the Committee for Examinations ; 
Committee to fearch him, 15. Order for taking up Pro- 
vifions upon the public Faith.—Confideration of the Condition, 




















of the County to be recommended to Lord General—A Com- 

mittee to prepare Letter to encourage keeping up the Forces, 

14 Dec.—Relation of the State of the County read, and to be 

printed, go. Letter concerning Paflages there to be fent 

to Lords; Member to prepare Anfwer; the fpeedy fending 
down Arms recommended to the Committee for Safety of the 

Kingdom, 3 Jan. 

City, 1641, Lord Mayor to receive the County Maga- 
zine, and difpofe of it as the Sheriff and Jufticesthink fit, 7 
Feb. Le¢turer appointed for the Parifh of Bellfhayes; Mi- 

_nifter to permit him the Ufe of the Pulpit, 1 Mar. 

Archbifhop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and 

Mifdemeanors, 4 Aug. Vide Bi/hops———His Houle to be 

fearched for Arms, 11 Jan. Meflage to Lords concerning 

removing them; Anfwer thereto, 17. Impeached of High 

Treafon, 31 Dec. Vide Bi/hops. 

1642, his Letter to another Bifhop, 12 Sept—~ His 

Plate to be melted down, 18 Feb. 

— Alexander, Archbifhop of, 1642, Aiticles of Treafon 

.againft him, 11° R. Il“, read; Order for printing them in 
French, Latin, and Englifh, with Lords Votes in which they 
are quoted; Lords Concurrence defired; Meffenger difinifled 
without Anfwer, 26 May. 

— Duke of, 1642, Money feized by Order of the Houfe 

to be fent to him, 24 Dec. 

Court of, 1640, a Committee to confider the Jurifdic- 

tion thereof, 23 Dec. Order for their Meeting, 20 Feb. 

—Another Order for it, notwithftanding their Order for fur- 

ther Time, 17. 

1641, Report; Court voted illegal, 24 Apr. Confer- 
ence defired by Lords concerning it ; Managers and Alhifiant 
appointed ; Conference agreed to, 26. Another Conference 
defired by Lords; agreed to; Managers and Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conterence held, 28 Aug. Reported; Report to be 
confidered, 30. A Committee to prepare Order concerning 

_the Court, 15 Nov. 

LOUNY, wewivy — Reower, 1641, Petition referred ta Sir John 
Brooke’s Committee, 25 ivray. 

— John, a Clerk, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee 

for Contributions, 7 Mar. 

— Nicolas, 1642, Petition refetted to the Committee for 
the Propofitions, 24 Nov. 

Younger, Henry, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 28 Nov. 


















































16°, 17°, &amp; 18° Car. I. Pari. 5. A. 1640, 
1641, &amp; 1642. 
SELLWOOD, alias Froome Selwood, 1641, Bill for difaffo« 
refting certain Manors, Lands, and Tenements, there, read, 
5 Aug. Committed, 6. 


Zouch, Rich. 1642, to be removed to Norwich, and kept clofe 
Prifoner till his Remoyal, 13 Mar. 





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