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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE | | 


THIRD VOLUME. 








18° ig’ &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 


&amp; 1644. 
BBOTT, Mr. 1643, to ve tried for a Confpiracy, 
29 June. 





: George, a Member, 1643, to be fummoned upon 
Fourteen Days Refpite, 22 Jan. 

Abbys, William, 1642, Order for his Difcharge, 18 Mar. 

Abdy, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequestered 
Goods, 28 Sept. for Paymeut of Part of the Dividend, 
15 Jan. 

Abercorn, Lord, 1643, Order for feizing and felling his Goods, 
and for Difpofal of the Proceed thereof, g Feb. 

Abercromy, Captain, 1644, his Company to ftand and be al- 
lowed on the Eftablifhment, 10 May. 

Mrs. 1644, Order for redelivering hér Goods found at 
St. James’s, 24 June. 

Abergavenney, Lord, 1644, Order touching an Allowance to 
his Sifters, 7 Nov. 

Aberneih, George, 1644, to have Warrant to go into the 
King’s Quarters ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 Aug. 
Abingdon, 1644, Order for fecuring the Garrifon and Town, 

5 Oct.——Letter relating to the relieving it, 3 Dec——Or- 
der for difpofing the Horfe Quarters, for better Relief there- 
of, 19. 
Ablin, James, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 23 Mar. 
Accounts, 1642, a Committee to inquire after Monies raifed and 
illued for the Army, 20 Mar. Committees added, 22. 
1643, Committee revived, and impowered to alter the 
Time and Place of Meeting, 6 Apr. Orders for their 
Meeting, 5 June 12 July——The Committee to allow 
12d. in the Pound to Receivers of the public Monies, 5 June. 
Order enlarged, 23. State of the Accounts of the Weekly 
Aflefiments to be reported, 25. Reported, 27.—Report touching 
Mr. Gols, 13 July. Vide Gofs. Committee impowered 
to put Pertons under Reftraint, 18 Oc&amp;t—To demand Ac- 
count of Monies collected for fetting forth Sir William Wal- 
ler’s Forces, 21. Accounts of the old Commiffioners of 
the Cuftoms to be delivered to a Committee, 4 Apr. State 
thereof reported, and re-committed, 15 Aug. Farther Report. 
Refolution and Order thereupon, 23. Accounts of the 
Commiflioners of Excife for the firft Quarter, referred to the 
Committee for Safety of the Kingdom, 13 Dec.——Auditors 
to difpatch their Accounts with all Diligence, 16 Feb.——Or- 
dinance concerning theAccounts at Haberdafhers Hall read, and 
committed, 12 June. Paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
27.—— Brief State of the Accounts of Ireland read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 12 May—Account 
between Lord Forbes and the Committee for Adventurers, in 
Part allowed ; Refidue to be confidered, 25 A Committee 
to be appointed for taking and direéting the Accounts of the 
whole Kingdom; Qualification of Committees; Power given 
them to name Sub-committees; the Committee, and Officers 
under them, to take an Oath of Fidelity ; Ordinance for con- 
fiituting this Committee ordered, 4 Nov. To be read, 20. 
Read, 22. Order for 2d Reading, 25. Ordinance commit- 
ted; Names of Committeés ordered, 1 Jan. Ordinance paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. Signified with Amend- 
ments, 15 Feb. Amendments dilagreed to; Committee to affign 
Reafons,17. Reafons reported ; Conference defired thereupon ; 
a a earn Conference agreed to, and held—Ac- 
ox, Ill. 















































countants to be fworn, 22. Order touching a Houle to meet- 

in, 26 Informations to be delivered to them, 14 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance for explaining the former read twice, 
and committed, 6 June. Committee revived, and Order for 
Meeting, 13. Ordinance reported, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 1 July. Signified with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, 10——-The Committee to take Ac- 
counts of Monies received, and Stores delivered, by the Officers 
of the Ordnance, 24 Aug. Another Committee to prepare 
Inftruétions for them in the Accounts of the Officers of all the 
Armies, 19 Oct. Certificate prefented from them read, and 
ty be confidered Memberto prepare Ordinance concerning 
Appeals from them, 3 Dec.—Account of Money réceived 
and iffued by Order of the Committee tor the Revenue, read 
and allowed; 25 May——-A Committee to confider the Re- 
ceipts and Iffues of Monies that come into the State, 
21 Aug. Committees added; Committee impowered to appoint 
Sub-committees, 24—=State of Arrears of lait Four Months 
Weekly Affeffment, 31 Member to receive Accounts con- 
cerning the Arrears thereof, 11 Sept. Accounts of the 
Commiffioners of the antient and petty Cuftoms to be deli- 
vered to a Committee—Prefent Commiflioners to deliver a 
perfeét State of their Accounts to a Committee, 30 Sept. 

Ation, Jane, 1642, Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 
15 March. 

Edward, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 

liament, 5 Feb. 

John, 1643, Order for felling his Plate to fatisfy Affeff- 

ments, 4 July. 

Sir William, 1644, Petition read and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Navy ; another Committee to feize and fecure 
his Eftate in the mean time, 2 Sept. 

Aéton, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 30 Sept.—— 
Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and agreed to, 26 Oct. 

Adams, Captain, 1644, Petition; Order touching his Arrears, 
17 May. 

Aijoiaraaent till Afternoon, 16 and 17 Mar. 1642 25 and 
30 Mar. 5, 8, 11, 17, and 18 Apr. 15 and 29 June. 
—1 July ig Aug.—-26 Oé¢t——10 Feb. 1643—— 
8 Apr.——io June——24 July 31 Aug. 7 and 30 
Sept. 9, 16, 19, and 21 Dec. 1644. 

——— 1645, Queftion for adjourning every other Day, Neg. 17 
Apr. Adjournment to be confidered, 30 Sept. Quefiion 
for adjourning over, Neg. 4 Nov. — Refolution for it, 8. 
—for adjourning from Mondays to Wednefdays, and from 
Wednefdays to Saturdays, 13. 

1644, Refolution for adjourning over, 11 and 25 Apr. 

for adjourning every Tuefday and Thurfday, 28 June. 

Adminiftrations, 1643, 2 Committee to confider about Letters 
of Adminiftration and Probates of Wills, and preparing Order 
for Remedy thereof, 13 May. 

1644, Ordinance concerning them read, and rescommit- 
ted—The Committee to prepare Ordinance for difpofing 
of Adminiftrations and Probates of Wills, without Prejudice 
to the National Covenant, 22 July Revived; Order for 
their Meeting, 21 Aug. for making Report, 1 Od. 

Admiral, Lord High. Vide Warwick, Earl of. 

Admiralty, 1643, Commifiioners appointed; Lords Concarrence 
fignified, 16 Aug. 

—— Court of, 1643, Ordinance for appointing a Judge and 
Regifier read twice, and committed to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 22 Nov. 


Adultery. Vide Inceft. 




























































































A Aifcough, 





























































INDEX ©o the 


Aifcough, Sir Edward, 1643, Order for paying him 20/7. lent 
‘to Captain Hotham, 18 Aug. 

Colonel, 1643, to be thanked for his Services, 18 Oct. 

Alanson, Sir William, 1643, a Committee to confider of Satis- 
faction to him for his Journies, 13 July To attend the 
Service of the House, 19 Aug. 

1644, Ordinance appvinting him Clerk of. the Hanaper 
for Life, 31 May ——Agreed to by the Lords, 5 June. 

Albans, St. 1643, Ordinance for raifing 12d. in. the Pound 
for maintaining a Minifter, read, 30 Jan. Letter from 
thence, reprefenting the great Neceffity of the Army; Order 
for fending down 1,000/. 7 Mar. 

——— 1644, Committees Letter concerning the Situation of 
the Enemy, and plundering Leighion, read 24 June. 

Earl of, 1643, Ordinance for ditcharging his Seque- 
ftration, 17 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 18——Refolution 
for fequetiering his Efiate, 10 Nov. Order for difpofing of it 
towards the Payment of Lord General, 15. 

Alcock, Sir Thomas, 1643, Bufinefs concerning him referred to 
the Committee for Examinations, 15 Apr. Order for his 
Difcharge, 17. 

Aldburgh, 1643, Order touching keeping Watch and Ward in 
the Town, 10 O&amp;. 

Aldenham, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 15 Apr. Defired, 20. Meflage 
from them, defiring Proofs may be fent up, 25. 

Aldgate, Mr. 1643, to be removed to Winchefter House, 12 
Sept. 

Alariche, Colonel, 1644, Order for Drums, Colours, &amp;e. for 
his Regiment, 28 Nov. 

Aldworth, Richard, 1643, his Letter defiring Repayment of his 
Loan, 11 Apr.——Ordinance for that Purpofe, 13 June 
His Petition; Order for reftoring his Goods, g Sept. 

Ale. Vide Beer, Soap, and Supply. 

Alehouse-keepers, 1643, » Committee to confider of Means to 
enforce them to fell at the accuftomed Rates, 7 Nov. 

Alexander, a Ship, 1643, Order for delivering the Surgeon’s Cheft 
and Tobacco on board to Mr. Jepfon; Matter to be fent for 
as a Delinquent, 4 Sept. Vide Thorpe, Robert. 

Alexander, Mr. 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant; Examination 
referred to a Committee, 18 O&amp;. Report, and Order for his 
Difcharge, 26. 

Mr. 1644, Previous Queftion for fufpending him from 
the Treafurerfhip for the Monies in Ireland, Affirmative; a 
Committee to confider his Carriage, 20 Aug. 

Alford, John, 1643, Petition againtt him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irith Affairs, 2 June——Order for his attending 
the Committee for fequefiering ablent Members Eftates, 
28 Sept. 

—~- 1644, Letter concerning the Refort of ill-affecied People 
to his Houfe, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 
29 O&amp;. 

—— Sir Edward, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 
28 Sept. Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
22 Jan. 

~—— Mr. 1644, brought up a Prifoner, 10 O&amp;. 

Algiers. Vide Captives. 

Alicant, Francis. Vide Privileges. 

Allen, George, 1643, Order for his Difcharge upon taking the 
Proteftation, 11 Apr. 

—— Matthias, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 8 May. 

William, 1643, to be removed from Lambeth Houfe to 

Norwich Gaol, 26 May——Order for his Difcharge, 17 

Aug. 

‘William, and others, 1644, Petition read, and referred 

to the Committee for the Navy, 1 Apr. 

Sir Thomas, 1644, to be admitted to his Fine and Com- 
pofition; Houle accepts 1,000/.; Order for Difpofal thereof, 
30 Nov.——Ordinance for difcharging his Sequeftration read, 
und pafied; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Dec. Sig- 
nified, 23. 

Allefiree, Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates; Voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament; Letter and Articles againft him read; Order for 
fequefiering his Efiate ; the Committee at Derby to receive 
his Anfwer ; Mayor to produce his Patent for the Recorderthip, 
19 O&amp;.—Order for difcharging him from the Office, 22 Jan. 

Alihallows, Lombard Street, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering 
the Living read, and agreed to, 27 July. 

Allington, Lord, 1643, his Delinquency, and Informations 
— him, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 
17 June. 

Allott, Captain William, and Thomas Kynafton, 1644, Petition 
read ; Order for reftoring their Goods, 20 June. 

All Souls College, Oxon, 1643, Rent due to them to be depo-~ 
fited in the ends of a Member, 11 Apr. 

Alney, Yeldered, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. 

To be removed trom the Vicarage of Newcaftle, 5 Dec. 









































— Mr. 1644, Order for affefling him 4o0/. for his goth 
art; a Committee to demand Payment thereof, 12 Aug. » 


THuirp VoLuMeE. 


Altoffe, Mary, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to the Hague, 
15 Aug. 

Alton, 1643, Prifoners taken there to be committed to the-feveral 
Prifons appointed by Speaker’s Warrant, 20 Dec. 

Alverjiocke, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 7 Nov. 

Alum, and Alum Mines, 1643, a Committee to confider the 
Bufinefs of them, 7 Feb. 

Ambajjadors, 1642, nothing to be received from them, unlefs 
— to one or both Houfes, or to their Speakers, 22 

ov. 
1644, their Mefflages delivered to Speaker to be in 
Writing, and attefted under their own Hands, 24 Oét. 

Ambrofe, Dr. 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. 
Ambulaus, Captain, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 

tor Scots Reformadoes, 26 Jan. 

American Mflands, 1643, a Committee to confider of a Governor 
General for them, 20 Oé.—Order for conftituting a Go- 
vernor, and fettling the Government, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31.—Signified, 2 Nov. 

Amerfham, 1643, Letter from thence read, and referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 11 March. 

Ammunition. Vide Arms. 

Anabaptijis, Vide. Antinomians. 

Ancram, Earl of, 1643, Petition; Order for paying him snol. 
16 June. For Payment of Part thereof, 26 Letter con- 
cerning the taking him, and Papers found upon him, read, and 
to be printed; Copy thereof to be fent to Lords; Order for 
Major General Monroe to try him by Martial Law; Copy of 
Order to be fent to the Major, 6 July. 

Anderfon, Stephen. Vide Heron, Edward. 

Sir H. 1643, admitted to fit upon Report from the Committee 
for abfent Members, 14 Apr. Order for re-delivering his 
Monies, &amp;c. 12 July.—for re-delivering what belongs to his 
Lady and Sons; Sir H. to have Warrant to go to Hull, and 
Leave to vifit Mr. Hotham in his Reeper’s prefence; his Son 
to be recommended for an Exchange, 3 Aug. Order for 
reftoring his Monies, &amp;c. revoked, 20—Letter concerning his 
Houfe at Gloucefter; Colonel Devereux to remain there, 

~24 O€&amp;. The Committee for Examinations to withdraw, 
and perufe Papers taken with him; Papers read; Order for 
keeping him in fafe Cuftody, 8 Nov. Papers to be brought 
into the Houte, 27 Order for committing him to the 

Tower; Sentence pronounced; Lieutenant to ailow him 4os. 

a Week, 12 Dec. 

1644, Propofition from Newcaftle concerning electing 

another Burgefs in his room, to be confidered, 5 Dec. ‘ 

Robert, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Arderne, 6 Sept. 

Lawrence, 1043, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 18 Nov. 

Andrews, Thomas, and others, 1643, Petition referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 18 Apr. 

Captain, 1643, ordered into Cuftody; a Committee to 

receive Complaints againft him and his Officers, 24 May. 

Order for his Difcharge, and for delivering him Horfes he 

had feized, 25. 

1644, Order for providing Arms for his Troop, 18 



































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Edward, 1644, to have Warrant to go with his Tutor 
and Servants beyond Sea, 4 June. 

Annandale, Earl of, 1643, voted an Incendiary; Refolution for 
fequettering his Eftate in England, 10 May. 

Countelfs of, 1643, to , oo Warrant to go into Scot- 
land, 18 Dec. 

Anfell, Capiain, 1643, his Troop to be fent to Lord General, 
with Delire to preceed againft them, 17 Apr. 

Antinomians, 1643, their Opinions reported ; Affembly to com- 
pare them with the Word of God and Articles of the Church; 
their Books referred, 12 Sept. Report of Refolutions and 
Opinions to be confidered, 23 Paper and Petition concern- 
ing them referred to a Committee, 10 O&amp;. Committee im- 
powered to fend for Parties, &amp;c. 18—The Affembly to review 
and enlarge their Opinion, 25. 

1644, Ordinance to prevent the Affembling of Anti- 
nomians and Anabapltifts, ordered, 29 Mar. The Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifters to confider of preventing Mil- 
chiefs from their dangerous Opinions, 7 May ‘They pre- 
fent the Affembly’s Advice, 1 Nov. Order for confidering it, 
1, 12, and 15. Confidered; Refolution touching preaching 
Minitiers, 15. 

Antonio, Marc, 1643, his Information concerning tranfporting 
20,000/. belonging to a Papift; Order for a Reward to him ; 
a Committee, with Guards, to go with him and feize the 
Monies, 11 Aug. 

Antrim, Lord, 1643, a Committee to confider of a fit Perfon to 
fecure him and his Papers; Order for fequeftering Iris Eftate 
in England, 13 June. Meffenger to be fent into freland for 
him, 202——A Committee to prepare Inftruétions touching his 
Bufinefs, 17 July—Papers from Scotland concerning him 
feat to Lords, 19.. Other Papers concerning him, 27. 

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Apothecaries Company, 1644, to appoint Surgeons for Lord Ge- 
neral’s Army, 12 Oct. . 

Appleyard, Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, to repair to his Charge at 
Hull, 4 July. 

Apfley, Colonel, 1644, Letter concerning him, and Articles 
again{i him, read; to be fent for by Serjeant; Deputy Go- 
vernor of Arundell Caftle to attend, to anfwer the releafing 
him, 26 Aug. ——Order for bailing him ; Information refer- 
red to a Committee ; Petition of his Officers referred, 30 Sept. 

teferred to other Committees, 4 and 23 Nov. 

Aqueduct Money, 1643, Order touching paying it to the Trea- 
furers for Lreland, 9 June. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Ardagh, Bithop of, 1642, Order for paying him 100/. out of 
the Contribution-monies, 22 Mar. 

1643, Agreed to by Lords, 25 Mar. 

Argyle, Marquis of, 1643, his Letter read, and referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 19 Mar. 

Arke, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Owners read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 15 Dec. 

Arlington, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 9 Oct. 

Armagh, Archbifhop of, 1643, to be difcharged from being of 
the Affembly, 11 Oct. Order for tequettering and felling 
his Goods, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 9 Feb. 

——~ 1644, Order for felling his Books forthwith, 30 Aug. 

Arms and Ammunition, 1643, a Committee to confider of fatif- 
fying Perfons that have furnifhed the State with them, and of 
providing them for the future, 25 Nov. Ordinance for pay- 
ing 500/. at Haberdafhers Hall for buying Arms; ordered, 
20 Dec. A Committee to prepare Ordinance concerning 
conveying them to the King’s Quarters, 12 Feb. 

1644, a Committee to treat for Englifh Mufquets and Pil- 
tols, 10 Sept. 

Armstrong, Henry, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent 
landing Goods at Lynn ; Governor to be defired to fummon 
him to appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe Caf- 
tody, 5 Oct. 

-Mr. 1643, his Children to have Warrant to go to 
him in Ireland, 27 May. 

Army, 1643, Order touching an Allowance to the Auditor ; 
Rules concerning the Muster and Payment of the Army read, 
and referred to a Committee, 5 Apr. Read again, and agreed to; 
Order for Soldiers and Officers to repair to their Colours, 6— 
for fearching for and committing Deferters, 7—Order for 10/. 
for Difcharging of Horles, and Convoy of Deferters, ig— 
touching Carts to carry down Provifions, 20—for fending down 
Oats from the Mews, 25 The Committee for the Excife 
to confider any Propofitions for advancing Money for the 
Army, 22 May. Order touching Deferters, 27—for fending 
down Soldiers; Lord General to be defired to depute Perfons 
here to punifh Deferters, 29 Auditor appointed, 22 June 
—Order for Officers to repair with their Recruits to their 
proper Services, 24—Letter from Officers and Commanders 
read, and referred to the Committee for Safety, 29 Phyfi- 
cians appointed ; Order touching their Allowance, and the Al- 
lowance to Surgeons, 1 July—Order for raifing a moving Body 
of Horfe and Dragoons out of the feveral Counties; Houle 
to afiign the Proportion of each County; the Propotition 
agreed to; Time and Place for their Rendezvous appointed ; 
a Committee to prepare Ordinance pursuant thereto; the 
Committee for Safety to confider of fit Perfons to be Field 
Officers; Trained Bands to appear at the Days and Places ap- 
pointed ; Order for the Counties to raife a Month’s Pay for 
every Soldier and Horfe, 18—Order for punifhing Deferters, 
24 Queftion for publifhing it, Neg. 1 Aug. A Com- 
mittee to nominate a Council of War, and to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for them, 27 July Order for prefenting the Names, 
1 Aug. Names and Infiractions reported, and agreed to; 
Copies to be fent to the feveral Perfons, 2. Lord General to 
be defired to appoint another Prefident in the Earl of Man- 
chefter’s Abfence, and to appoint an Advocate, 25 Na- 
tional Covenant, and Explanations, to be fent down ; Lord 
General to be defired it may be tendered to the Army—Ordi- 
nance for prefling Men read, and agreed to, 1 Aug. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 10.—Ordinance for Cloathing Soldiers, 
&amp;e. read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 1o— 
Ordinance for their repairing to their Colours; agreed to by 
Lords; another for raifing Recruits agreed to by them, with 















































Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Lord General to be _ 


defired to fend Officers to receive them ; a Committee to con- 
fider of difpofing the Army to march, 18—Order for fending 
down Stockings, 25 A Committee to receive Propofals 
for more eafy quartering Soldiers, 16 OSt.——-Another Com- 
mittee to confider of regulating the Pay and Mufters of the 
Army, $4 Jan——Commanders in Chief to fend a Lift of 
Officers under them, 5 Feb.—Order touching putting the 
Army in a fpeedy Pofture to purfue the War, 17——Lift of 
Mufters ordered, 1 Mar. 

~——— 1644, Refolution touching the Pay of Cuitaffiers and Har- 
— alj the Armies ; a Committee to prepare Efta- 

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blifhment for Payment of all the Parliament Armies, 25 Mar. 
Vote touching the Harquebufiers vacated, 26 -——Ordinance for 
Re-payment of Monies to be advanced for {peedy raifing the 
Forces read twice, and committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 3—Retolution for drawing all 
the Forces together ; a Committee to prepare Letter to the fe- 
veral Counties for fending in Provifions ; Letter reported, and 
agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Order touching 
the Proportions, &amp;c.—Conference defired with Lords concern- 
ing fpeedy fending out the Forcesagreedto; Managers appoint- 
ed ; Conterence held, 8 —Order for referring it tothe Commit- 
tee of both Kingdoms to put in execution the Votes for {peedy 
fending them out—for Minifters to exhort the People to 
contribute their Afliftance ; feverally agreed to by Lords, 10. 
Another Committee to confider of ‘all Matters that may ad- 
vance this Service, 11—Report ; Order for a Month’s Pay to 
the Officers of the Train, 13—for providing Neceflaries for 
them, 16—Lift of Things neceflury to enable the Army to 
march read ; Order for iuch as are ready, to march, 17.— 
Committee of both Kingdoms to take care they march {pee- 
dily, 18——To confider how the Armies may be put in Ac- 
tion, 8 May Order concerning Deferters ; the Committee 
jor the Militia to fearch for and feize them, 24 July To 
be defired to put the Ordinance for fecuring them in Execu- 
tion— Another Committee to prepare an Oath to difcover 
whether they come in really, or with a Defign, 12 Aug. 
The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of regulating 
the Differences between the Commanders in Chief and the 
Committecs in feveral Counties, 3 Sept.——Ordinance for 
condudling the Forces agreed to by the Lords, 1 O&amp;.—Ordi- 
nance againft Soldiers coming out of their Quarters agreed to 
by Lords, 5. Several apprehended to be referred to the Com- 
miflioners for Martial Law—Horfe to be planted for appre- 
hending more, 21—Order touching Provifions for the Armies 
29 Draught of a Letter to them agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 4 Nov. Houfe informed that a Council 
of War had determined to difpofe of them otherwife than di- 
rected by the Letter; Order for fiaying it ; Lords Concurrence 
tobe defired, 5.—Letter of Encouragement to the Cammanders 
in Chief read, agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 9.—Ordi- 
nance for mitigating the Article, referred to the Commitlioners . 
Martial Law, concerning Deferters, fent to Lords,g. Re- 
turned with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 11-— 
Defire of the Committee of both Kingdoms for an Ordinance 
for fending Provifions to the Armies reported, 16. The Com- 
mittee to confider of the State of them; Refolution for raifing 
5,000 /. for them, 19—Order touching putting the Armies in the 
mofiadvantageous Pofture, 23—Order for 240/. to the Surgeons 
—for 3501. to the Apothecaries, fent to Lords, 25—Order about 
quartering the Horfe, 26—concerning employing Papifts, 28— 
A Committee to prepare Rules for taking true Mufters, 
7 Dec. Order for their Meeting, and making Report, 13— 
Ordinance for regiftering the Names of Commanders, and 
others read, 16—Report of the Diftribution of 7,000 /. aflign- 
ed to the Armies, 21. 

Armyn, Sir William, 1643, not to be prejudiced by an Incum- 
bent’s accepting another Benefice, 17 Feb.—His Letter read 
and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 19 Mar. : 

Arpe, Mrs. 1643, a Committee to fearch her Goods feized by 
the Sequefirators, 20 Sept. Order for felling them, 
23 Feb. 

Arthur, John, 1644, Order for his Difcharge, 8 May. 

Arundell, Lord of Wardour, 1643, Refolution touching the 
Tuition of his Sons; agreed to by Lords, 17 June. 

1644, Order for exchanging them for Lord Robar's’s 

Children, 10 May— Letter to Lord General concerning“~ e- 

ported ; Sir Edward Hungerford to be paid the Chat of 

keeping them before their Releste—Diaclarntion that aA le- 


























gal to tranfport Children under Age, 6 July. Order for \ ay- 

ing him ; a Committee to afeertain the Sum, 29. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Ser- 

vice of the Houfe, 1 Aug. 

John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 
~—-——— Richard, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Thomas, 1644, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Exaininations; Worthyvale to be fummoned to 
make good his Information; Letter concerning him to be fent 
to the Committee, 16 Aug. 

Arundell, 1643, Letter relating that the Town is taken, and the 
Catile befieged ; a Committee to withdraw, and confider of 
fending Relief, 9 Dec. Another Letter concerning the Lofs 
of the Caftle referred to the Committee for Safety, 12—Sir 
William Waller’s Letter relating the rendering of the Caftle to 
him with Colours, &amp;c. read; Order for fending the City Re- 
giments to him, 8 Jan.—Letter from the Commanders of the 
Kentifh Forces there read, and referred to a Commiltee, 20— 
— for laying 100 Barrels of Powder into the Cafile, 
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~..--—- Earl of, 643, Conference defired by Lords concerning his 
Goods feized by Sequestration; Meflengers difmiffed without 
Anfwer, 26 Aug. Order for their remaining in Sir Thomas 
Woodhoufe’s hands, 6 Sept.—Lords to be defired that he may 
be affeffed his 20th and 5th Parts, 17 His Jewels to be fent 
up; Confideration of the Property thereof referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19 Mar. 

1644, his AAions to the Prejudice of the Parliament re- 
ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 8 May. 

Afh, Edward, 1643, Order for Security to him for Money to 
be advanced, 28 Oct. 

Afhburnham, John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 
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Lawrence, 1643, to be difcharged from being a Com- 
mittee in Suflex ; Lords Concurrence to be deiired, 14 Sept. 
Aphe, John, 1642, Letter to the Committee at Oxon about the 
Reftitution of his Cloaths read and agreed to; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 24 Mar. 
1643, Signified, 25 Mar. 

—~—— Mr. 1643, Order touching Payment of Money ad- 
anced by him and his Brother, 19 Aug. Appointed Re- 
ceiver of Monies advanced by Members for Sir William Wal- 
ler, 14 Sept.—Order about fatisfying a Debt due to him, 15. 

Afhfield, Rowland, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Captain, 1643, Order touching the Difpofal of his fe- 
quefiéred Goods, 2 Feb. 

Afhmoore, Captain, 1644, Order for felling Prize Goods taken 
by him, 21 Nov. 

Afhteed, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living to be prefented, 
20 Sept. Read, and agreed to, 23. 

Afton, Ralph, 1643, Order for Payment of Monies in his hands 
as Receiver of the Duchy—for accounting on Oath before a 
Baron of the Exchequer, 11 Dec. Examined touching his 
Contempt of the Orders, 9 Feb. Vide Privileges. 

Afke, Richard, 1643, to be recommended to Lord Mayor to be 
One of the Four Pleaders, 18 Oct. 

1644, Ordinance appointing him Coroner and Attorney in 

the King’s Bench read, pafled, and fent to Lords, 7 June, 

Returned with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 

















19. 

Afjeffments, Weekly, 1643, a Committee appointed to take 
down a Proclamation fet up in St. Peter’s Street, prohibiting 
the Collection thereof, and to inquire who fet it up, 1 Apr.— 
Ordinance for advancing them read, and agree to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 4—Ditferences concerning Rates 
referred to the Commiflioners and Committees of the reipective 
Counties, 13&lt;———a Committee lo prepare Ordinance for better 
execution of the Ordinance for them, 1 May ; Ordinance fent 
to Lords, 3—Ordinance for protecting fuch as pay them read, 
and re-committed,2. Read again, and re-committed ; Com- 
mittees added, 3. Read again, and re-committed, 9. To be 
reported, 16.—Letters from the Committees to be returned to 
the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 1o—A Committee to at- 
tend twice a Week to give Acquittances for Monies brought 
in—Order for Colleétors to fell Goods diftrained, 11—Order 
for expediting the bringing in the Monies, 25—Additional 
Comunittees lent to Lords, 29 Member to prepare Ordi- 
nance for continuing the Weekly Affeffments, 14 July. Or- 
dinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defir- 
ed, 24. Defired, 27. Signified, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 2 Aug.——-Collectors to fend up Duplicates 
of the Affefiments to the Treafurer at War, 25 July: A 
Committee to prepare Ordiuance for a Weekly Affeffment, 
1 Nov. Letters to be figned by Speaker for expediting the 
Collection, 2 Dec. 

1644, the feveral Committees to be quickened for 

fpeedy bringing in the Monies, 20 July for bringing in the 

p pan 21 Aug. Ordinance for bringing them in read, 
13 Nov. Read aSecond time, and pafled; Lords Coacurrence 
to be defired, 26. 

Affizes, 1643, Order for putting off the Summer Affizes read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10 July. 

1644, Order for keeping them under the Power of Parlia- 
ment next Summer; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 June. 

Afjociations, 1643, Ordinance for raifing Forces in the aflociated 
Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Effex, Cambridge, and Herts, 
read, and re-committed, 27 Apr. Order for raifing Money 
for maintaining Forces fent out of them—touching the Man- 
ner of raifing it; Care thereof recommended to one Mem- 
ber, 29 ——Ordinance for levying Monies for Payment of their 
Forces, 17 May. Agreed to by Lords, 18—Two Ordinances 
to the fame Purport, read, and committed, 24 Letters 
from the Committees read, and referred to the Committee, 
6 July—Committees to be required to fend Forces to Gain{- 
borough—Order for 3,000 /. for paying them—Deputy Lieute- 
nants impowered to ufe the Sequettration-monies for that Ser- 
vice, 24 Ordinance and Intiructions for the Committees 
read, and committed, 4 Aug. Read a Second time, and pafl- 
ed, 8—Returned from Lords, with an Amendment; Amend- 






































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ment agreed to, 10—Order for raifing 10,000 Foot and Drae 
goons—Divines of the Aflembly to go down, and fiir up the 
People to rife for their Defence,g. Order for that Pur- 
pote read; Aflembly to confider of proper Perfons, 11.— 
Lord General to be moved for a Commitfion to the Earl of 
Manchefter to be Serjeant Major General of the Forces, g. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 10, Ordinance for raifing 
20,000 Men, and Monies to pay them, read and agreed to, 
15 Aug.— Lords Concurrence fignified, 20 Sept. Letters to 
be fent to the Committees to ftir them up to fend in the Sup- 
ply of Men afligned upon the feveral Counties, 21—Petition 
of Deputy Lieutenants, &amp;c. read; Ordinance for putting the 
Counties in a Pofture of Defence read ; Order for Second Read- 


ing, 22—Another Petition of Committees read; Speaker’s 








Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it; Petition referred: to the . 





Committee for the Affociation, 23 Ordinance concerning 
removing fcandalous Minifters read, and agreed to, 20Jan. 

Sent to Lords, 22—Ordinance for fettling the Peace of Kent, 

and enabling them to alluciate with Counties adjacent, read 

and agreed to, 29 May. Lords Concurrence fignified, 30 

To be enjoined to aflociate with Southampton, Suffex, and 

Surrey, 18 July A Committee to prepare Ordinance for af- 

fociating it with Hertfordfhire, Surrey, and Suflex, 2 Od. 

Ordinance read, and agreed to, 27 Ordinance tor levying 

and paying Forces read, and re-committed,12 Feb. To be 

reported, 22. Reported; Claufes to be added; Ordinance 

re-committed ; another Claufe read, and agreed to, 23 

Ordinance pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 March. 

Signified with Amendments; Amendments in part agreed to; 

Refidue to be confidered, 11. Contidered, and re-commit- 

ed, 13. Report; Lords Amendments agreed to, with an Amend- 

ment; Conference to be defired thereupon, 15. Defired, 
agreed to, and held, 19 The Cominittee for the aflociated 

Counties of Northamptonfhire, Derbythire, Leicettertfhire, &amp;c. 

to confider of raifing Forces therein, 21 March. 

1644, Ordinance for afiociating the Counties of Pem- 
broke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, and appointing a Coim- 
mander in Chief; and for fortifying Milford Haven, read twice, 
and commitied, 20 May. 
currence to be defired, 21.—Ordinance for putting the afluciated 
Counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, &amp;c. iu a Potiure of Defence, 
read ; Order for Second Reading, 2. Committed, 1 June, 
Reported, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24, 
Houle put them in mind thereof, 29 June ——1 July. Or- 
dinance returned, with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed 
to, 3. Ordinance concerning paying for Arms for Norfolk, 
Suffolk, &amp;c. 14 O&amp;. Amended, 19 Dec. Member to 

‘ prepare Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for affoci- 
ating Kent, Suffex, &amp;c. 1 June. Ordinance read twice, and 
committed, 13. Reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 15—Letter defiring Derbyfhire and Lancathire may 
be joined to the Affiociation of the Northern Counties referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms ; Generals of thofe Coun- 
ties to attend them, 17 June Report recommitted, 16 Sept. 

Ordinance for aflociating the Six Weftern Counties read 
twice, and committed, 17 June Paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 10 Aug. Signified, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, 20 Order fora 
Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer, and Sewers, for the feveral 
affociated Counties, 5 July Declaration and Remonftrance 
concerning the aflociated Counties of Warwick, Worcefter, 
Salop, and Stafford, to be read ; Members for each County to 
be prefent, 5 Aug. 

Afion, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, to anfwer a Complaint againtt 
him, 25 Apr. ~ 

Atkyns, Richard, 1643, Order for paying Part of his Compofi- 
tion-money to the Treafurers at Guildhall ; Bond for Payment 
thereof to be cut off the File in the Court of Wards, 12 May. 

; To have Warrant to pafs with his Governor beyond Sea, 
11 July. 

—-~ iin 1643, Box of Writings belonging to him to be de- 
livered to the Committee for Irith Affairs, 17 June. 

Samuel, 1644, Petition; Order for 1002. to him for his 
Expences in keeping Mr. Hotham; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 16 Noy. Defired, 25. 

gape Sir Anthony, 1643, Petition and Order for his Difcharge, 
23, Aug. 

Audefley, Mr. 1644, Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, 
! refioring him to his Place in the Court of Wards, 
1 May. 

Audley, Sit Henry, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 
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Mir. 1643, his Admiffion into a Chamber in the Temp'e 
referred to the Committee for the King’s Revenue, 1 Mar. 
Hugh 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 7 May. 
Averie, Mr. 1643, his Letters to Lord Digby and Sir Thomas 
Rowe read, and to be printed, 13 Feb. 
Augicr, René, 1644, Petition to be read, 7 Aug. Read; no- 
thing done thereupon, 12 ——Read again ; Order tor 1,0004. 
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Aulnage, 1643, a Committee to confider the Bufinefs concern- 





ing it, 31 Mar. Order for feizing Aulnage-monies difco- 
vered in Effex, 12 Apr. For returning it to the Treafurers at 
Guiidhall, 22. Overfeers appointed, 29 May. 

1644, Confideration of the Revenue thereof, referred to 
the Committee for King’s Revenue, 25 May. 





Aujten, Henry, 1643, Order for his Difcharge upon taking the 


Protefiation, 11 Apr. His Petition ; Order for reftraining 
him from the Probate of a Will at Oxon, 27 Nov. Mrs. 
Auften’s Petition relating thereto read, and referred to a 
Committee, 13 Jan. Committee revived ; Order for their 
Meeting ; Committees added, 26 Jan. 3 Feb. Power 
given them to meet from time to time, 8. 











Aufiin, St. London, 1643, Minifter appointed, 29 June. 
Aujly, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and agreed 


to, 8 Sept. 


Aufiyn, Robert, 1643. Vide Coe. - 
Areljon, Chriftian, 1643, Quettion for Leave to go to Oxon, 


Neg. 2 June. 


Aylefbury, 1643, Order for Monies out of the Weekly Affefl- 


ments in the County for Maintenance of the Garifon, 30 
Mar. Letter concerning a Confpiracy to betray the ‘Town 
read, 17 Aug, Order for fending down Arms—Commit- 
tees added to the Committee for levying and receiving Monies 
for the Garifon, 2 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4.— 
Order for Payment of the Garifon agreed to by Lords, 13.— 
A Committee to confider of Obfiruétions to bringing in the 
Monies—Order for paying Arrears of Weekly Affetiments, 
23 for lending the Town 1,000 /. out of the Sequeftration- 
monies of the County, 2 O&amp;.—Lord General’s Letter con- 
cerning a Plot to betray the Town communicated by Lords at 
a Conference ; Member to prepare Letter of Thanks to the 
Governor ; a Committee to take care the Arrears due to him 
and the Garifon be forthwith paid, 31. A Committee to go 
down, and confider the State thereof, 8 Nov.—Order for 
200/. to the Governor, 15--—for 1,200 /. q Dec. Ordi- 
nance for regulating and maintaining the Garifen read twice, 
and committed, 27 Nov. Reported, and re-committed, 9 
Dec.—A Committee to withdraw, and receive the Information 
of a Perfon fent from thence, g—Meflage from Lords con- 
cerning the Wants and Importance of the Town ; Order for 
lending them 1,o00/. and for Payment of 1600/. Arrears, 
23—The Committee for Safety to confider of a {peedy Sup- 
ply, 25——- Report of what is neceffary referred to a Commit- 
tee; Inftruétion to confider of regulating the Garifon, 22 
Jan.— Order for their Meeting; Conference defired by 
Lords concerning the Difcovery of a Plot to betray it, and 
divide the Two Kingdoms; Reporters appointed ; Conte- 
rence held, and reported ; Proceedings thereupon ; Bulinets to 
be communicated to the Aflembiy, 26—Order for fending 
down Powder, Ammunition, and Money, 2 Ordinance 
for prefent Supply, and future Maintenance, of the Garifon, 
read, 26 Feb. Order for advancing 3,000/. for that Ser- 
vice, 6 Mar. 

1644, a Committee to confider out of what Monies 
1,000/. may be prefently raifed, 25 Mar- Another Com- 
mittee to confider of fending 3,000 /. forthwith, 8 Apr.-— 
The Committee for King’s Revenue to provide a prefent Sup- 
ply to enable them to march, 25—Confideration of replacing 
them, referred to a Committee, 27——-Order touching pro- 
viding prefent Monies for them; Lord General to be defired 
to take care for their pretent Relief, 1 &amp; 2 May—Order jor 
iffuing Money, 3—Ihe Committee for King’s Revenue to 
take care thereof, 6—Order for marching a Regiment thither 
from Bedford agreed to by Lords, 11—Propofitions con- 
cerning the Town to be confidered, 39 May—5 June—Or- 
der for fending down Powder, 19g—for fending Match and 
Bullet, 2o—Letter defiring Arms and Ammunition read, 29. 





























Ayl: tt, John, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being a 


Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 
- Jeremy, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 5 Apr. 


——— Sir Benjamin, 1643, to have Liberty with his Keeper to 


vifit his Daughter, 10 May. 
Mr. 1643, Order for difcharging him and his Tenants 
from any Rettraint ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Sept. 


Ayliffe, Sir Benjamin, 1644, Report concerning bim ; Order 


tor admitting him to a Fine and Compofition ; the Committee 
impowered to compound with him, 23 Oct. 


18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. 4.1642, 1643, 
§ 1044. 


BA BINGTON, Mr. 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 


mittee for the Navy, 10 June. 


Bacchus, Alderman, 1643, to have Leave to go with bis Keeper 


to Guildhall, to be examined as a Witneis, 17 June—To be 
brought to a Committee, 23 Oct. 
Vou. Ill. 


THiRD VOLUME. 


Bacon, Robert, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to him 
beyond Sea—for his Return within a limited Time, 14 June. 

Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to pals into France, 16 Aug. 

Mr. a Papift, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for 
felling. Timber to the Value of 1000/. in his Woods, 3 

June. Ordinance read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 6. 

Bagbeere, Nicholas. Vide White, Richard. 

Bagley, Thomas, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for re- 
fufing to pay the Weekly Afietiments, 1 Apr. 

Bagshaw, Sir Edward, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
and repafs, 22 Apr. 

Edward, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequefter- 
ing abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

1644, Letter from Coventry, concerning fending him 
up ; Order tor his Commitment to the King’s Bench; Exa- 
mined touching being at Oxon ; Sentence pronounced, 29 June 
— Member has Leave to vifit him, 10 Sept. 7 

Bail to be taken, 20 Apr. 1, 7, &amp; 25 June 
24 Aug. 2 Oct. 3 Nov. 
Sept.—g Oct. 1644. 

“Bailie, Michael, 1642, Committed to Newgate fer a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

Bainbrigge, \homas, 1645, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
1 Sept. 

Bainham, Theophilus. Vide Webjter, John. 

Bainton, 1643, the Committee for plundered Minifters to prepare 
Ordinance for fequettering the Living, 9 Feb. 

Bainton, Six Edward, 1643. Vide, Quarrel——Motion for fum- 
moning him to attend ; Member undertakes to give him No- 
tice, 24 Aug, Letters concerning apprehending him, and 
Charges again{i him ; Order for bringing him up in fafe Cuf- 
tod, —tfor bringing up his Plate and Goods feized, and for de- 
taining his Horfes, 5 Sept. ‘To have Liberty to come to the 
Houle, and hear the Charge read again{t him ; Letter read ; 
Examined thereupon ; Order for his Commitment to the 
Tower ; Quefiion for calling him to the Bar, Neg. A Com- 
mittee to examine the Part of the Charge not yet determined, 
and confider of proper Preparations to be made before he is 
difcharged, g—Order for removing him to his Lodgings, 
19 Sept. 

1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 24 Aug. 

Baker, Di. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 6 Jan. 

Sir John, 1643, feizing his Goods referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 10 Aug.—Refolution for fining him 
3,000 /. 22. 

1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon thereof, re- 
ported ; a Committee to agree with him purfuant to Refolu- 
tions thereupon, 27 July. Certificate that he has entered 
into a Bond for Payment thereof reported; Order for dif- — 
charging his Sequeftiration, 7 Sept. Ordinance for that Pur- 
pole, 11. 

—— Captain, 1643, Order for preferving his Eftate for the 
Benefit of his Widow, 9 May. 

—— Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. of Chifelhurft, 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfes, 

20 May—3 July. 

- Sir Thomas, 1643, Report concerning him ; Order for 

his Difcharge, 5 Aug. 

George, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 18 Dec. 

— Sir George, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 1g Nov. 
—Difplaced from the Recorderfhip of Newcafile, 5 Dec. 
Committed to Southwark Compter, 13. 

Balfour, Sir William, 1643, Pats to be granted him and his 
Retinue, as Lord General and Lords have granted, 18 
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1644, his Petition referred to the Committee for the 
King’s Revenue, 28 Mar. ' 

Ball, Mr. 1643, referred to Lord General and Council of War, 
3 Apr. 

fies 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Ballard, Colonel, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Holland, 
14 Aug. 

— Cantsine 1644, Order for paying his‘: Widow Part of his 
Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Baldwyn, Charles, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Baltixglafe, Vileountels of, 1643, Petition ; Speaker to write a 
Letter to Sir Peter Temple, 14 June. To recommend it to 
him to make Provifion for her, 29. 

Bamfield, Sir John, 1644, Order tor Repayment of his Loan, 
5 Apr.——Nominated Governor of the Fort and Hland of 
St. Nicholas, 10 May. 

Banajire, Captain John, 1644, Order for his Difcharge, 29 
July. 

Banbury, 1644, Mifcarriage of the Forces there referred to a 
Committee, 8 Nov. 








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—————. Countefs of, 1642, Conference to be defired with Lords 
concerning her, 16 Mar. 

——— 1643, Order for fecuring her fent to Lords ; Confe- 
rence defired by them thereupon, 12 July A Committee 
to open ‘Trunks fulpeéted to belong to her, 14 Aug. Order 
for rettoring them to Lord Edward Howard ; Lords to be de- 
fired to join in removing her from Tcwn, 18—Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning her agreed to ;_ Reporters appoint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported—To have Warrant to go 
into France, 19. 

-1644, Order for feizing and detaining her in any of the 
Ports, 13 June. 

Bandonbridge, 1643, Order for Relief to Englihh Proteftants 
there, 8 Apr. 

Banks, Mr. 1643, Order for the fequeftered Goods in his Houfe 
to remain there, 19 July—for fequefiering and felling his 
Goods, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, g Feb. 

Sir John, 1644, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon, 22 July. Vide Heath, Sir Robert.——Order for 
Payment of Fees belonging to him, 16 Aug. 

Barbadoes, 1643, Petition of Merchants and Inhabitants referred 
to a Committee, 20 Oct. 

Barber, Mr. 1644, Petition concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Ordinance concerning the Hertfordfhire Militia, 
27 July. 

ais 78 Surgeons Company, 1644, to take the Covenant, 26 

une. 

Barclay, Lady Lucretia, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee ; 
Order for beftowing 10/. on her, 24 July—for paying her 
Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Colonel, 1644, Order for paying him 1007. out of the 
Eftablifhment-money, 4 Oct. 

Barcroft, John, 1643, his Delinquency referred to the Com- 
mittee for Prifoners—Sir Thomas Soame not to repay Money 
borrowed of him, 21 Aug.—Report; voted a Delinquent ; 
the Committee to compound with him, 5 Oct. 

Barefovt, John, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being 
a Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 

Barker, Robert, 1642, Petition of his Affignees, 21 Mar. 
Referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 2:3. 

-- Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for removing him from Wind- 

for Caftle to Southwark Compter, 6 May—His Petition 

referred to the Committee for Examinations, 18 July. 

William, 1643, Petition read, 6 May. 

———— Captain, 1644, to be exchanged tor Captain Hercules 
Hunckes, 5 Aug. 

Barnard, Mr. 1642, Order for fending Three of his Horfes to 
Lord General, 22 Mar. 

John, :643, Order for Re-delivery of Money paid by 
him to Sir John Hotham, 3 Aug. 

Barnes, Captain Robert, 1643, Petition referred to the Comnizit- 
tee for the Navy, 16 Dec. 

William and Robert, 1644, Petition referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 3 July. 

Barnes, 1644, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 20 June. 

Barnham, Sir Francis, 1643, the Committee for affeffing Mem- 
bers to confider what he has done ; Members to inquire of 
him what he will contribute, 11 July—Order for bis Attendance 
on the Committee for fequeftering abfent Members Eftates, 
28 Sept.—Letter reprefenting his Difaffection read; Members 
to acquaint him therewith, and bring his Anfwer; Anfwer 
reported, 12 Dec. Order for Payment of his Fine, 16. 

Barnfiaple, 1643, Ordinance for fortifying the Town, 29 Apr. 
—Read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
2 May. 





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— 1644, Order for fending down Ammunition, 11 
Sept.—for ifluing out 50 Barrels of Powder for the Town, 
16 &amp; 18. 

Barrett, Anthony, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 16 Aug. 

Barrington, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Re-payment of his 
Loan, 10 Aug. 

Barry, Sir James, 1643, Order for 1007. to him out of the 
Contribution-monies, 18 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

1644, the Committee for King’s Revenue to pay him 
another 100 /. 20 May. 

Barten, Benjamin, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, return 
to London, and from thence to Scotland, 15 July. 

Bartholomew, St. 1643, Minifter to take the Covenant, and en- 
courage his Parifhioners thereto, 9 Oct. 

Bartholomew’s Hofpital, 1643, Order about the Admiffion of 
fick and maimed Soldiers, 19 Oct. 

Bartie, Captain, 1643, Lord General to be cefired to exchange 
him for Mr. George, 23 June. 

Bartlett, Captain, 1643, Order for paying Money due to him 
and his Ship’s Company, 5 May. 

Bartley, Alexander, 1644, Petition read ; Order for paying Part 
of his Arrears agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. 

Barton, John, 1643, to have Warrant to go to and return from 
Oxon, 18 Apr. 





THirp VOLUME. 


Barvwis, Jon, 1642, Order for indemnifying him for taking up 
Arms againft the Earl of Neweatile, 20 Mar. 

Bafiil, William, 1643, to have Licence to pafs into Ireland, 
14 Apr. ‘ 

Bafing, 1644, Letter from thence concerning the joining cf the 
Forces, and chufing a Piace for a Battle, 22 Oct. Order 
for leaving a fufficient Strength thereabouts, 6 Nov.—Com- 
mittees Leiter, with Warrant annexed, concerning removing 
the Forces, 22. 

Bajing-houfe, 1642, Lord General to be acquainted with the In- 
formation of thooting out of the Windows, 16 Mar. 

— 1644, Order for furnifhing the Forces there with 
Mufquets, 1 Juty Letter defiring Forces to affift the Siege, 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 160 Oct.—An- 
other to the fame Purport; Recommended to them to fend 
down Forces, 15. Account to be given of the Motion 
of the Army thereabouts, 22 Nov. 

Bafingstoke, 1643, Order prohibiting the keeping the Market on 
Fatt-days, 19 May. 

Bafkerville, Mr. 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, i2 
Aug. 

Bajfkett, John. -Vide Carne. 














Bajjett, William, 1643, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 10° 


His Ex- 
Voted inca- 








Apr. To be admitted into the Houle, 9g May 
change for Mr. Lutierell allowed of, 26 June 
pable of fitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Bajiwick, Dr. 1643, Petition on his behalf; Order for paying 
him s0/. upon Account—for ftaying Procefs for levying Fines 
impoted upon him, 12 June—for Payment of his Arrears— 
for recommending him to Lord General to be exchanged, 13 








July——Petition on his behalf; Order for paying him 100 4. 
1 Aug.——Another Petition for exchanging him; nothing 
done thereupon, 30 Nov.——His Wite’s Petition read 5; Order 





for paying her 100/. Part ‘of his Arrears, 10 Jan. Lord 
General to be defired to propound a tit Perfon to exchange for 
him, 5 Feb. 

his Wite’s Petiticn referred to the Committee at Ha- 
berdafhers Hall, 31 May—Anotner from Lords read ; Or- 
der for paying her 1102. 5s. upon Account, 12 Oct. Agreed 
to by Lerds, 14. 

Bath, Earl of, 1€43, Meflage from Lords concerning his En- 
largement ; a Committee to examine the State of the Charge 
and Informations againti him, 27 Mar.——His Petition from 
Lords, with an Order annexed, 25 May—Another Mefiage 
touching his Releaie, 1 Aug. 

Bathurji, Sir Edward, 1643, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 19 
July. 

Batiere, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 18 


Apr. 
Batten, Vice Admiral, 1643, to be fatisfied for his Difburfe- 
ments, 4 Apr.——His Letter read, 29 Aug. 





1644, a Committee to examine and hear Articles againft 
him, 2 Apr. Report; Refolution that he has cleaved himfelf ; 
to be thanked for his Services, 4. 

Bawyr, John Chriftoff, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond 
Sea ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 May. 

Bayley, Monfieur de, 1643, Queiiion for Warrant to go to 
York, Neg. 14 Apr. 

Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 31 Jan——Thanked, and 

to print his Sermon, 28 Feb. 

Captain, 1644, Order for 202. to him, 16 Nov. 

Bayly, Paul, 1643, to be tent for as a Delinquent, for refufing to 
pay the Weekly Affeffments, 13 Apr. 

; George, 1043, to be exchanged for Captain Butler, 19 

ept. 

Baynham, Theophilus, 1643, Refolution for accufing him of 
High Treafon ; a Committee to receive Inftructions, and pre- 
pare Articles of Impeachment, 8 Mar. 

Beachley, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it, 28 Sept. 
Another concerning relaking it read; Colonel Mafiey to be 
thanked thereupon, 21 Ot. 

Bead, Mr. 1644, Members to demand him of the Spanifh Am- 
baffador, 14 Sept. 

Beadle, Mr. 1643, to be removed to Winchefter Houfe, 12 
Sept. 

Beak, Arnold, 1643, Order for feizing his Money for Difcharge 
of Bonds for Cutioms, § May. 

Beales, 1643, Certificates of Minifter and Parifhioners read ; 
Lecturer appointed, 25 Mar. 

Bear- baiting, 1643, the Sub-committee in Southwark to fup- 
prefs it, 30 Nov. 

Beard, Colonel, 1644, to be committed to Lord Petre’s 
Houfe; to be exchanged for Mr. Hacker and Mr. Stanley, 
2 Apr+-His Servant to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 
17—Queftion, that he go down, and follicit his Exchange 
in Perfon, Neg. 27 June. His Wife to have Leave to 
§°, 29. ; 

Beathon, Andrew, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 
17 Apr. 














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Beaumont, Mr. 1643, to be removed to Winchefter Houfe, 
12 Sept. 

Mr. a Minifter of Rotterdam, 1643, Merchant Ad- 
venturers to be required forthwith to give Orders for his Dif- 
charge, 11 O&amp;. 

Becke, Gabriel, 1643, to have Licence to pafs into Ireland, 
14 Apr. 

— Colonel, 1643, Order for detaining his Money, 
29 May. 

Beddell, Captain Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Navy, 9 Oét. Another read, and referred, 
10 Nov. 

Bedford County, 1642, Books for the Weekly Affeffments to 
be fent down; Member to go down, and advaiace that Service, 
24 Mar. 

1643. Order for fpeedy putting the Ordinance in Execu- 
tion, 1 Apr.—Other Members to go down, and advance that 
Service, 18 
down, and advance the Service of the Parliament, 21 June. 
—Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 July Committees Letter read ; Order for them to raise 
Horfe, 2 Oct.—Relation of Paflages there, 7—Lord General 
to be acquainted with the Danger of the County, 16 The 
Committee for plundered Minitters to contider of Means for 
putting good Minifters in the room of thofe ill-affected, 
4 Nov.—Committees to go down and put the Ordinances for 
Monies in Execution, 13 Nov. 9 Dec.—Lord General to 
be defired that feveral of his Officers may affift them, 9— 
Additional Committees agreed to by Lords, 11— High Sheriff 
appointed, 20. 

——-—- 1644, a Committee to inquire into the State of Money 
in the Treafurers Hands, 6 May—Additional Committees to 
the feveral Comniittees, 18—-—Agreed to by Lords, 5 June. 

High Sheriff appointed; Lords Concurrence to be defired. 

2 Dec.—Signified, 3—Order for removing Soldiers quartered 

near the Enemy, 24. 

Town, 1643, Letter relating the taking it read, and re- 

turned to Lord General, with Detire to take a {peedy Courle 

therein; his Answer reported, 19 Oct. 

Earl of, 1643, a Committee to open Trunks fent by him 

to Mr. Trenchard’s, 14 Aug.—Report; Mr. Trenchard to 

keep the Goods and Keys of the Trunks, 15—Order for dif- 
charging him from the Lieutenancy in Somerfet and Devon; 

Lords to be moved to join therein—Sir William Waller to 

take Poffeffion of his Houfe in the Strand, 23. The Commit- 

tee for Sequeftrations to confider his Defires touching the Fur- 
niture, 25 Order for Sale thereof, 16 Sept. Lord Ge- 
neral’s Letter concerning his coming to him upon his Safe- 

conduct, and Earl’s Letter, feverally read, and referred to a 

Committee; Lord General to be defired to keep him in fafe 

Cuftody, 30 Dec. 

1644, his Petition for difcharging his Sequeftration com- 
municated by Lords, 29 Apr. They put the Houfe in mind 
thereof; Petition read; Previous Quelftion for difcharging it; 
Affirmative, 13 July. 

Bedingfield, Sir Henry, 1643, Order for {topping Letters going 
to him beyond Sea—for his Return within a limited Time, 
14 July. 

-———— Henry, 1644, Governor of Lynn to detain him; 
Earl of Manchefter to be acquainted: therewith, 14 Oct. 
Bufinets concerning him to be confidered, 11 Nov. Earl of 
Manchefier to be defired to acquaint the Houle upon whofe 
Information he granted hima Warrant of ProteGtion—SirJohn 
Potts to be heard concerning the Apprehending and Efcape of 
him, 19 Dec. 

Bedle, Mr. 1644, to be difcharged from being Solicitor for 
Norfolk, and fecured, 19 Dec. 

Bedwell, Captain, 1643, Part of Prize-money to be afligned to 
his Mariners, 14 Sept. 

1644, Order for beftowing on him Salvage due to the 
State, 29 Oét. 

Beer and Ale, 1643. Vide Soap and Supply—Juttices of Peace 
to fee the Laws for Affize thereof put in Execution, 16 May. 

Ordinance for explaining the Ordinance for Excife of 
Beer, Ale, Cyder, and Perry, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 17 Ot. 

Behir, Commiffary General, 1644, his Declaration touching Scan- 
dals fpread againft him, tead; Lord General to be acquainted 
therewith; Matter referred to the Committee of both King- 
doms, 3 May. To another Committee, 10 Order for 
200/. to him out of the Eftablifhment-money, 4 O&amp;.—To 
have Leave to pals into Germany, 10. 

Belcamp, John Van, and Richard Fulcher, 1643, to have 
Licence to go with the Duke of Gloucetier’s Picture, 

o Oét. 

Billamy, Samuel, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking 
the Protettation, 11 Apr. 

Bellafis, John, 1644, to be delivered into Serjeant’s Cuftody, and 
not difcharged without Lord Fairfax’s Confent; to be com- 

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Petition from thence read: Inhabitants to go» 


THoirp VoLuMeE. 


mitted to the Tower; Sentence pronounced, 31 May——Per- . 
fous have Liberty to vifithim, 5 June 29 O&amp;.——9 Nov. 
—~-5 Dec.—Order touching his Exchange, 6. 

Beli, Michael, 1643, to be sent for to attend a Committee, 
24 Jan. 

—— Sir Robert, 1644, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 
Vide Jaques, Sir Roger. 

Belcoir Catile. Vide Rutland County. 

Bendifh, Sir Thomas, 1644, Order for difcharging his Seque- 
ftration, upon Payment of 1,500/.—for Licence to go to any 
of the Weftern Plantations, 22 Aug. Letter from the 
Committee in Effex; Order for mitigating his Fine, 7 Sept. 
—Report, that he has paid Part, and given Security for the 
reft; Order for taking off his Sequeftration, and freeing his 
Perfon, 11.—Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 28. 

Benion, Sir George, 1643, Order concerning Debts owing to 
him, 29 May. 

Benlofe, Sir Robert, and Wife, 1644, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 21 May. 

Bennett, Captain, 1644, intercepted at Sea in his Paffage from 
Ireland to Briftol; Examination referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms; the Difpofal of others taken with him, re- 
ferred, 13 July. 

Benfon, John, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

Henry, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Benwick, John, 1644, Ordinance for appointing him Minifter 
of Stanhove in Wardale, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 24 Oét. 

Berisford, Mr. 1643, a Committee to treat with him about fur- 
nithing Powder for hent, 12 May. 

1644, a Committee to treat with him about furnifhing 
Powder demanded by Lord General; his Anfwer reported ; 
Order thereupon, 4 June. 

Berkley, Sir Edward, 1642, his Petition from Lords to be re- 
moved to a private Houte, referred to the Committee for Pri- 
foners, 18 Mar. 

Sir Robert, one of the Judges of the Court of Kine’s 

Bench, 1643, Day appointed for hearing his Caufe; a Coin- 

mittee to prepare Charge againft him, 19 May. Another 

Committee to manage the Part concerning his Judgment given 

in the Matter of Ship-money, 20. Trial deferred, 24 May 

11,13,15,18, &amp; 20 July—28 Aug.—z7 Sept. No- 

tice of Trial; Managers to attend, 5,18 July—3, 25, &amp; 31 

Aug.—5 Sept.———Time appointed for giving Sentence, g— 

Judgment demanded, 12—Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring 

them to demand his Fine, 28—Sent; Anfwer thereto, 2 

Ordinance for applying the Moiety thereof for Relief of the 

Wett, fent to Lords, 24 Oct.—Meflage to them, defiring it may 

be fo applied; Anfwer thereto ; Conterence to be defired with 

Lords concerning the Neceflity of this Application; Managers 

appointed ; Conference detired; Meflage trom Lords defiring it 

may be a free Conference; agreed to, 26— Another Meflage 
to them, touching the Application thereof, and Anfwer, 

A Committee to treat with him concerning his Fine, 


























27 

1 Mar. 

1644, 2 Committee to prepare Ordinance for difcharging 

him from further Proceedings, upon Payment of 7,000, 

4 May—Ordinance read twice, and committed; Committee to 

withdraw; Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 9—A Committee 

to take care that the Monies, prefently to be paid, be difpofed 
of for the Ufe of the Weft, and to take Security for the Re- 
fidue, 10—-The Committee for the Weft impowered to change 
the Bond, 27. Another Committee to reprefent their Opi- 
nions upon the Matter of Fact, in his Cafe, upon his Sentence 

touching his Praétice as a Lawyer, 31 O&amp;. 

Sir Charles, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. George, 

1 Aug. 

Sir Henry, 1643, remanded to Prifon, 14 Auy-———Mem- 
ber enjoined to endeavour to bring him back; Order for ap- 
prehending him, 5 Oct.— Member's Anfwer, 7.—Information 
that he has furrendered himtelf; Order for his Commitment 
to Winchefter Houle, 9—A Committee to inquire into the 
Means ufed for his Releate, 28. 

Colonel, 1644, Paper concerning an Alteration of Offi- 
cers in his Regiment, reterred to Lord General, 1 Apr. 

Berks, 1643, Committees added to the Committee for fequefter- 
ing Delinquents Eftates, 14 Apr. Ear! of Holland dif- 
charged from the Lieutenancy, 23 Aug——High Sheriff ap- 
pointed, 30 Dec. ’ 

1644, Order for putting the Forces in Adtion, 3 Aug. 

Earl of, 1643, Lords to be moved to continue his Re- 

ftraint, 10 June Order for feizing and felling his Goods, 
and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 9 Feb. i 

Bermudas, 1644, the Committee for the Navy to confider of re- 
ducing it to the Obedience of Parliament, 10 June. 

Bernard, Mr. 1643, to be removed from his House near the Ma- 
gazine in the Tower, 1 June. 





























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Mr. 1643, appointed Prothonotary of the Common 
Pleas; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 O¢t.—Jutiices 
to be required to fwear him in, 21—A Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for fequettering the Profits of the Office to 
him, 23. 

Bernardi, Francis, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Bernie, Jolin, 1643, Petition; Order for Goo/. to him for Her- 
rings delivered to tie Army in Muntiter,; the Committee for 
Irith Affairs to confider of his Lofs, 19 July—Order for an 
Allowance from the Time of the Delivery till the Money is 
paid, 20. 

Berrie, Edward, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent for being 
a Defaulter in all Services, 22 Mar. 

Berrow, Colonel John, 1643, Certificate concerning him and 
others referred to the Committee for Gloucefter, 2 Odi. 

1644, bis Petition referred to the Committee for Exa- 
minations; Order for paying him g39/. out of Delinquents 
Eftates, difcovered by him, 4 June. 

Berry, Major, 1644, bis Heir to be difeharged from Wardthip, 
3 July. 

Berwick, 1643, Mayor and Aldermen to be thanked for their 
Care of well-affected Perfons; Letter to be written to the Earl 
of Warwick, defiring him to fend a Ship to the Affiftance of 
the Town, 12 Apr. Letter read, and figned by Speaker, 13. 
His Anfwer, 24 Proceedings of the Commiflioners in Scot- 
land for fecuring it approved; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
16 Sept.—Propofitions and Refults concerning the Town; 
Reafons for fettling a Scots Garifon there; Committees An- 
fwer to the Queries from the Mayor, &amp;c. upon the Town’s 
declaring for the Parliament, feverally agreed to; Declaration 
of the Approbation of both Houtes of their declaring, with a 
Letter of Thanks to be fent; another Declaration to be fent 
into Scotland, touching the putting in a Garilon, 20—Votes 
to be fent into Scotland; Commiflioners to fettle the Town 
and Garifon, purfuant thereto; Lords Concurrence fignitied, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to—Order tor ace 
cepting and complying with Bills of Exchange from the Com- 
miffioners of Scotland, 27 Oét. Declaration touching the 
Commencement of the Garifon’s Pay, 13 Dec.—Letter from 
the Commiflioners in Scotland, with a Paper incloted, con- 
cerning fettling the Garifon ; Settlement agreed to, 23. 

1644, Additional Deputy Lieutenants from Lords agreed 
to, g Oct. 

Berwicke, Robert, 1644, Order for reftoring him to his Colli- 
eries and Coals upon the Staiths, 26 Nov. 

Befi, Margaret, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
maimed Soldiers, 1 June. 

—— John, 1644, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 28 Sept. 

Bettifon, Sir Richard, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
20 Apr. 

Betts, ar 1643, Petition fpecially recommended to 
the Committee for Obfiructions in the Courts of Juttice, 
8 Nov. 

Bewdith, John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Bewly, William, 1643, Order for feizing his Money, for Dif- 
charge of Bouds due upon Cutioms, 8 May. 

Bibles, 1644, Allembly’s Complaint concerning Bibles printed 
beyond Sea; the Committee for Printing to fupprefs them ; 
Proceedings of the Aflembly approved, 31 May. 

Bidlocke, Captain, 1643, to be exchanged for Captain Keck- 
wicke, 1 July. 

Bidulph Houle, 1643, Letter relating to the taking of it, 24 Mar. 

Bill, Mr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

John, junior, 1644, Ordinance for difpofing of his Portion 
to Lord Fairfax, read twice, aud committed, 28 O&amp;. 

Billeting, 1643, no new Levies to be billetted without an Order 
of the Houle, and the Content of Deputy Lieutenants, 
13, Nov. Order touching the Payment of Billet-money, 
9 Mar. 

Bills, 1644, Refolution that it is unparliamentary for Lords to 
fend down Reafons, or any other Paper, to any Bill or Ordi- 
nance, at the firft Beginning thereof, 12 May. 

Bingham, Thomas, 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 
20 June. 

Bingley, Major, 1643, Complaint againft him and others; Exa- 
minations read, and referred to the Committee of both Ring- 
doms, 23 Mar. 

Biondi, Sir Francis, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with his 
Wite and Family beyond Sea, 2 May. 

Birch, Captain, 1643, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, and bring 
his Warrants for feizing Goods; Warrants read ; Birch heard ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer; Goods ftaid by him to remain undifpofed 
of; Houfe to confider the Warrants, and take care Satisfac- 
tion be given him for Monies difburfed to the Parliament, 
18 Oct. 

Colonel John, 1644, Petition for Money upon Account, 

towards Payment of his Loan, referred to the Committee for 

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Bird, John and Simon, 1643, Order for feizing their Monies, 
for Difcharge ef Bonds due upon the Cuftoms, 8 May. { 

Birdlington, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it read, 
9 Feb. 

Birkenhead, Thomas, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
22 Mar. 

Bijhop, Mr. an Engineer, 1643, a Committee to confider of a 
convenient Place for him to work in, 12 June. 

Sir Edward, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
admitting him to a Fine and Compofition, 23 Oct. 

Bifhops, 1642, Order for feizing and fequeftering their Eftates, 
and the Sequefirators Names read; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 15 Mar. Vide Delinquents. 

- 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fequefter- 
ing the impeached Bifhops Power of collating to Eccletiattical 
Benefices, 16 May. 

Bijje, Edward, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates, 25 Sept. 22 Jan.—To forbear 
fitting till Report, 22 To be admitted to take the Cove- 
nant; takes it, 7. Feb. 

Bitterman, Paul, 1643, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for 
refufing to pay the Weekly Aflefiments, 14 Apr. 

Bladwell, Captain, 1643, Difpofal of his Hortes left to Lord 
General, 26 June——Order for his ‘Trogp to march to him, 
19 Aug. His Petition touching Arrears read: nothing 
done thereupon, 12 Dec. 

1644, Bufinels concerning him to be confidered, 

















12 Dec. 

Blagrave, Lady, 1643, her Bill to be fent to Lords—To have 
Warrant to go to Oxon, to folicit the pafling it, 8 Apr— 
Bill fent, 10. 

Blakifion, Mr.1643, a Committee to confider of Reparation to 
him for Damages fuftained by the King’s Forces, 10 Apr. 
Order for paying him the Remainder of Money raifed by fell- 
ing Salt, 15 Sept. Order for him, with Serjeant’s Man, 
to fearch a Place mentioned in a Petition, 19 O¢——No 
Member to relate any Paflages in the Houle concerning him, 
13 Nov. 

Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequetirations, 30 Sept. 

Blafphemy. Vide Incei——1644, the Committee for plundered 
Minifters to examine the Lnformation of Blafphemy concern- 
ing our Saviour Jefus Chrift, 1g Dec. 

Blechenden, Dr. 1643, to be ient for as a Delinquent, 6 Jan. 

Blenkirfhip, Captain Thomas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe 
Cutiody, i9 Nov. Committed to Manchefter Houte, 
13, Dec. 

Blewett, Mr.1643. Vide Privileges. 

Blinkhorne, Mr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods ; 
—tor trying him for a Confpiracy, 29 June. 

Blount, Ladies Uabella and Anne, 1643, to have Warrant to go 
to Thame, 5 Sept. 

Sir Charles, 1644, Member to acquaint Houfe whether 
any Compofition has been made for the Wardfhip of his Heir, 
3 July. 

Blower, Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee at 
Haberdafhers Hall, 5 July. 

Bludder, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered 
Goods, 29 July. 

Bludwell, Captain, 1644, Order for paying his Widow Part of 
his Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Blunt, Mr. 1643, his Letter read, 17 O&amp;. 

Blythe, Captain Richard, 1644, Lord Admiral impowered to 
difcharge or continue him, 4 Apr. 

Boate, Dr. Arnold, 1644, Petition referred to the Adventurers 
for fitting out the Ships that took him, 25 Apr. 

Bodenham, Sir Wingfield, 1643, to be committed to the Tower, 
31 July. 

1644, Report concerning him; Order for admitting 
him to a Compofition; Coaimittee impowered to compound 
with him, 23 Oct. 

Bodeville, John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament. 5 Feb. 

Bohemia, Queen of, 1643, Draught of a Letter to her, with 
her Letter to Prince Rupert inclofed, read, and re-committed, 
21 Apr.—Conference defired by Lords concerning Letters 
from her, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; her Letter to Speaker read, and to be entered, 
25. Another Conference defired by Lords concerning her 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Confereuce held, and re- 
ported ; her Letter read, 21 Aug. ; a 

1644, Letter from Lord General, reprefenting her Ne- 
ceflities, reported from a Conference ; Report referred to the 
Committee for the King’s Revenue; Initruction to write to 
her, to remove her Chaplain, 28 June. 

Bolles, Mr. 1643, appointed Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, 
12 Dec. ; 
Bolt, Sufan, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Trifh 

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Boncks, Matthew, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Hull, 12 July. 

~~! Captain, 1642, Order concerning him revoked, 18 
Mar. 

-—— Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 28 Feb. 

1644, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Mar. 

Boniface, Thomas. Vide Frere. 

Dooks, 1643, Ordinance for Prefervation of Books, Parchments, 
Manutcripts, and Records, read twice, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 10 Nov. Defired, 13. Signified, 
with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to; Ordinance to be 
printed and publifhed, 18 ——A Committee to confider of a 
proper Place for difpofing of choice Books, 9 Feb.—None to 
be fold without their Order, 13. 

Boone, Henry, and Edward Fleet, 1643, Petition fpecially 
— to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 
7 Dec. 

Booth, William, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Colonel George, 1644, Petition ; Order for paying 1,000. 
to him upon Account; the Committee for Chefhire to con- 
fider of furnifhing him with Arms, 28 Mar. 

Bofevile, Col. 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for ad- 
vancing 100/. in Part of his Arrears, 20 May Order for 
Mufquets to his Regiment, 13 June. 

Boffinon, Sieur, 1643, his Propofitions in Scotland fent to Lords, 
13 Jan. 

— 1644, Letters from thence concerning detaining him, 
read, and to be confidered, 18 May. 

Bojton, 1643, Lord Willonghby’s Letter concerning quitting it, 
read ; Order for fending down Money and Forces, 8 Aug. 

Bofell, Sir William, 1643, his Letters, and certain Exhibits, to 
the States General, read ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer to 
the Exhibits, and tranflate them, 22 June Tranflated Ex- 
hibits; Anfwer thereto; Copy of the King’s Letter to the 
States General, which was the Ground of the Exhibits, feve- 
rally read; Anfwer re-committed; Committee added, 15 Aug. 
—Keported, and to be delivered to Lords at a Conference, 17 

Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 22 June. 

Bote, Mr. 1643, the Committee for Safety to confider the Bufi- 
nefs of his Ship, 20 Nov. 

Boteler, Siv William, and Sir * * St. Leger, 1642, Member to 
prepare Ordinance for fequeftering their Eftates, 21 Mar. 

Sir Francis, 1643, committed to the Tower, 10 Feb. 

Colonel, 1644, Report concerning quitting his Pott, 
and difperfing private Inftructions brought by him from the 
King’s Army, with the Mifcarriages in the late Difatter in the 
Weft, referred to a Committee, 27—Members to difcover to 
them what they know of the Matter, 28—Lord General’s 
Letter concerning him; Order for his Commitment to the 
Tower; Judge Advocate to examine Perfons upon Oath in 
the Prefence of a Committee, 30. 

Botolph, St. without Bifhopfgate, 1643, Ordinance for fequefter- 
ing the Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 2 May—Defired, 5. 

- St. Alderfgate, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 
read, and agreed to, 22 Aug. 

Bourchier, Barrington, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond 
Sea, 11 July. 

Bowdenham, Captain, 1643, to be remanded to'the Prifon from 
whence he came, 14 Aug. 

Bowen, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 27 Apr.—A“Com- 
mittee lo examine touching Monies in his Hands belonging 
to a Ward, 29. 

+—— Captain, 1644, Lord Admiral impowered to difcharge 
or continue him, 4 Apr. 

Bowes, Sir Francis, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. 
——-Difabled from being Alderman of Newcaftle, 5 Dec— 
To be committed to Southwark Compter, 13. 

Major Ralph, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
ig Nov. 

Bowey, John, 1644, Petition; Order for remitting the Forfei- 
ture of Money, which he endeavoured to export, 25 Oct. 

Bowles, Sir Charles, 1643, to have a Chamber to himfelf in 
Windfor Caftle, 27 Mar. 

Oliver, 1643, to have Liberty.to land 45 Barrels of 
Currans, 5 O&amp;. ; 

~——- Mr. 1644, appointed Minifter to the Committee with 
the Scotts Army; Order touching an Allowance to him, 
2 May. f 

ae r. 1643, feizing his Houfe approved, 17 Apr. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for fequefiering his Eftate, 

24 June. 

1644, his Petition referred to the Committee for Exa- 
minations, 16 Dec. 

Boxe, Simon, 1643, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 July. 

Boyle, Robert, 1642, his Petition, and Recommendation from 

ord General, read ; Order for 402, to him out of the Con- 
tribution-monies, 18 Mar. 

— Matthew, 1643, appointed Colonel of the Garifon 

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Turrp VoLuMeE. 


in Hull; Lord General to be defired to grant the Commiffion, 

3 July—Lords Concurrence fignified ; Meflage from them, 

defiring a Letter may be wrote for that Purpofe, agreed 

to, 4. . 

Colonel, 1643, informs the Houfe of an Affault com- 
mitted againft him; Witnefs examined; Parties to be fent 
for, 3 Feb. Vide Wray. 

Boys, Sir Edward, 1642, the Committee for Examinations to 
examine the Frenchman fent up by him, 24 Mar. 

—- 1643, Order touching his Pay as Governor of Dover 
Cattle, 4 July His Letter, and Examination fent with it, 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 18 Sept. 

1644, Order for Payment of Arfears to him and the Ga- 

rifon in Dover Cattle, 17 Apr. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, Order for paying Money due to 

him to the Committees of Kent, 1i Apr. 

Mr. 1643, Pacquet of Letters fent from him referred to 
the Committee of Safety, 22 Jan—Report; Letters to be 
fent to Monfieur du Moulin, 24. 

Brace, Giles, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking the 
Proteftation, 11 Apr. 7 

Major, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him to 
a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Bradford, Barnaby and James, 1643, to be removed from Lon- 
don Houfe to Norfolk Gaol, 26 May. 

Bradneur, Captain Henry, 1643, to be removed from Wood- 
ftreet Compter to Nortolk Gaol, 26 May. 

Bradfhaw, Mr. 1643, Information of Afperfions caft on the 
Committee of the Militia by him, referred to a Committee, 
5 Feb. 

Brampfton, Sir John, 1644, to be confulted with concerning the 
Trial of Macguire and Macmahon, 26 O&amp;. 

Brand, Jofeph. Vide Norris, Hugh. 

Brandfield, 1643, Order for appointing a Parfon, read, and 
agreed to, 19 June. 

a. - 1643, Order for delivering his Books to Dr. Wincopp; 




















3 O&amp;. 

Braybrooke. Vide Utye. A 

Brentford, New, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants; Leéturer re- 
commended, 13 June. 

Brereton, Mary, 1642, Order for reftoring her Horfes, 20 
Mar. 

Sir William, 1642, Conference defired with Lords con- 

cerning Letters from him, agieed to; Managers appointed ; 

Conference held, 23 Mar. 

1643, his Letter read, 27 Mar.—A Committee to pre- 

pare Heads for a Conference thereupon; Order concerning 

Reparations to be made to him, agreed to by Lords, 28 

Lord General to be defired to grant him Commiffions of Mar- 

tial Law, 14 June Order for his receiving the Rents of 

Ecclefhall Caftle, and Mr. Leigh’s Eftate, 15 Nov. His 

Letter, defiring Directions for the Difpofal of Prifoners 

brought from St. Albans ; Refolution for committing them to 

feveral Prifons, 10 Feb.—To be thanked for his Services, 13. 

—Order for fending him Arms, agreed to by Lords—for 

5,000 /, towards his Arrears, and for raifing more Forces —— 

Ordinance enabling him to put in Execution Ordinances for 

raifing Monies in Chefhire, and to adminifter the Covenant, 

read twice, and committed, 6 Mar.—Committees added, 7. 

1644, Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 26 Mar.—Order for 

ei Lift of the Impediments that hinder his going to 
is Charge, 28 &amp; 30 Mar. 5. Apr.—About paying Money 

formerly affigned him, 6—The Committee for Examinations 
to fecure Delinquents Eftates difcovered by him, 8——Order 
for fending him Arms; Lord General to be moved for a Com- 
miffion to him to prefs Men in Chefhire, 7 May—Ordinance 
appointing Perfons in London to take Subfcriptions in his 

Abfence ; appointing him Commander in chief in Chefhire, in 

the Abfence of Lord Fairfax and Sir Thomas Fairfax,-16— 

Order for Repayment of Money advanced by him, agreed to by 

Lords, 30. His Letter from Hulmes Caftle, relating the State 

of the Counties and Forces, 3 July Another relating their 

Succefs over the Enemy; Member 'to prepare Letter of Thanks 

thereupon ; Part of Letter referred to the Committee for the 

King’s Revenue ; 2 Committee not to proceed on Matters con- 

cerning him till further Order, 30 Aug. His Letter con- 

cerning a Defeat given by Sir Marmaduke Langdale to the 

King’s Forces, and concerning Prince Rupert’s Advance to 

join the King, 2 Sept.—Member to prepare Letter of Thanks 

thereupon, 3. Colletions for his Service to be fent up from 

Yarmouth, 10 O&amp;. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, the Committee for Safety to examine 
his Delinquency, 11 July. 

Brett, Henry, 1643, to be admitted into the Houfe, 12 May 
To be fummoned upon Fourteen Days Refpite, 22 Jan. 
Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 1 Feb. 

Brewers Company, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the 
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—-—=— 1644, Ordinance concerning them agreed to by Lords, 
10 July. 

Bridge, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 25 Oé. 
to print his Sermon, 29 Nov. 7 

Bridger, Henry, 1644, Letter concerning him read; to be dil= 
charged from being of the Committee of Suilex, 26 Aug. 

Bridges, Mr. 1643, ordered into Cuttody, 20 Apr. 

Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 10 Oct. 

— — Henry, 1643, to be recommended to the Governor of 
Pool, to be confidered in the Diftribution of Monies, 
26 Feb. 

- Major, 1644, to be thanked for his Services, 30 
Mar. 

Bridvewater, Earl of, 1644, Lords to be defired he may be af- 
felled the goth and 5th Parts; their Concurrence fignified, 
13 June—— Meffage acquainting Houfe they had aflefled him 
for his goth Part, 19 July. 

Brijtol, 1642, Letter to be fent to Lord’ General for a Commif- 
fion to try the Confpirators, 16 Mar.—Votes concerning them 
to be fent, with Defire they may be fpeedily put in ‘Exe- 
cution, 22. Mayor’s Letter, defiring Repayment of Money 
advanced by him, read, and reterred to a Committee; Member 
to take care he be paid out of the firft Monies raifed in the 
County, 11 Apr.—Order for Satisfa@tion to Perfons well- 
affe&amp;ted out of the Delinquents Goods, 17——Papers touching 
the Confpiracy referred to the Committee for Safety, 15 May 
—Examination of one of the Confpirators, with the Sentence 
of the Council of War, read; Examination and Sentence to 
be printed, 22. Proceedings of the Council of War in 
the Examination of the Confpirators approved ; Houfe jufti- 
fies them in the A@ ef committing Prince Rupert’s Trum- 
peter, 17 June Mayor’s Letter concerning Monies due to 
him, read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 
24 May Propofitions for placing a Garifon there, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 17 June—Report; Refolution that 
it is neceffary to have a fufficient Garifon; Lord General to 
confider what will be fufficient, 21—His Letter thereupon 
read, and referred to the Committee for the Garifon, 26 
Bills of Exchange from thence accepted, 1 July—Ordinance 
concerning the Town prefeuted, and to be confidered, 12 
Lord General to examine the Bufinefs concerning the Sur- 
render thereof, 23 Sept. Ele@tion referred to the Com- 
mittee for Eleétions, 15 Nov. 

Earl of, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 

10 June, 

— Bithop of, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Af- 
fembly, 22 Oét. 

Briftoll, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Broad, Henry, 1643, Order touching his Allowance as Auditor 
to the Army, 5 Apr. 

1644, Exceptions againft him prefented, avowed, and 

referred to the Committee for Lord General’s Army, 

6 June. 

Matthew, 1644, his Negleét in repairing to the Army 
referred to the Comumiflioners for Martial Law, 1 Nov. 

Broccas, John, 1643, to bave ‘the Liberty of the Prifon, 
28 Mar. His Petition to Lords fent down, and read ; left 
to them to proceed in the Bail of him, 13 July. 

William, 1643, Order for reftoring bis Houfe; Bufi- 
nefs of taking it referred to the Committee for Examinations, 
24 June. 

Brockman, Sir William, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
eg appointed to treat with the Scott’s Commiffioners, 
27 Feb. 

Brome, Mr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Bromehall, 1643, Petition of Occupiers of Lands referred to a 
Committee, 1 June. 

Bromfield, Serjeant Major, 1644, Petition recommended to 
Sir Gilbert Gerard ; Order touching paying his Debt, go 
Sept. 

Bronkerd, Sir William, 1643, to have a Pafs to Oxon, with one 
Servant, to be named'in the Warrant, 11 Apr. 





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Parliament; a Committee to,,prepare Ordinance for dfeizing 
and fequeftering his Eftate, 15 Mar. 
——— 1643, Intercepted Letter from him read ; to be printed, 
and referred to a Committee, 3 May. 
Lord, 1643, Petition of his Officers referred to the 
Committee for Safety, 6 Apr. 
Charles, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 10 May. 
John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 
Lady, 1643, the Committee for Adventurers to confider 
of admitting her an Adventurer, 25 May. 
+1644, her Petition; Refolution for fettling certain 
Houfes of the Earl of Briftol and Lord Digby upon her, and 
her youngeit Son, 27 Aug.—Ordinance for that Purpofe read 
twice, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 30. 
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Elizabeth, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 

15 Aug. 

Sir William, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance 
for fequeftering his Michaelmas Rents, 28 Sept. Ordi- 
nance read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
g Och. 

" Sir Bafil. Vide Ryley, Theophilus—1643, Order for 
his Commitment to the Tower, 6 Jan. 

— — Colonel Henry, 1644, Petiticn read, and referred to 
the Committee for Chefhire, 28 Mar. Ordinance appoint- 
ing him High Sheriff of the County, read, 29 Aug. Read 
Second time; Queftion for Commitment; Neg. Pafled, 
7 Sept. 

Lord, 1644, his Wardfhip to the Earl of Briftol and 

Lord Digby declared void ; Member to prepare Ordinance for 

difcharging him of any Compofition for his Wardfhip, 27 Aug. 

Ordinance read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
fignitied, 30. 

Brookes, Captain, 1643, the Committee for the Admiralty to 
difpofe of him to what Prifon they think fit, 29 Aug. 

— Mr. 1643, to be exchanged for Mr.Champernoon, 
8 July. 

Brough, Mr. 1643, to be removed from his Houfe near the Ma-« 
gazine in the ‘Tower, 1 June. 

Broughton, Colonel Robert, 1644, not to be exchanged without 
— of the Houfe, and Sir Thomas Middleton’s Confent, 
10 Oét. 

Brown, Thomas, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

— 'Mr. Gun-founder to the King, 1643, the Committee for 

Examinations to take care of removing Ordnance in his 

Cuftody ; Inftruétion to examine what is become of Granadoes 

made by him, and how Granadoes came between the Walls 

of Lambeth Houfe, 10 Apr. 

— John, 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfe, 18 Apr. 

——— 1644, to be enjoined forthwith to go into Dorfetthire, 
10 July. 

Edmund, an Intelligencer, 1643, ordered into Cufto- 
d y ; a Committee to examine him, 29 May—Committee add- 
ed, 30. 

——— Mr. a Confpirator, 1643, Order touching Money due 
to‘-him upon Bonds, 3 July Touching Money due to him 
upon Dittreffes, 1 Aug. 

—_— Mr. a Member, 1643, Vide Privileges—Order for the 
a of London, &amp;c. to pay Money to him and Mr. White, 
3 Aug. 

— Richard, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with his Tutor 

beyond Sea, 4 Aug. 

Robert, Minifter to a Regiment in France, 1643, to 

have Warrant to pats thither, 20 Nov. R 

Mr. King’s Agent in ‘Paris, 1643, intercepted Letters 

from him, referred to the Committee for Examinations; 

18 Dec. 

Serjeant Major General, 1644, a Committee to witb- 

draw, and confider of the Commiffion to be granted to him; 

Commiflion reported; read twice, and paffed, 7 June— 

Agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 

to, 8—Ordinance enabling the Committee for the Militia to 

fend Auxiliaries under his Command into the affociated Coun- 
ties of Oxon, Bucks, &amp;c. read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 8 June His Letter, and a Letter from 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to him, 29 Aug. Well- 
affected Perions to have the public Faith for Goods taken from 

them by him, 17 O&amp;. 

Samuel 1644, Order for removing Soldiers quartered 
- his Houfe, and againft quartering any hereafter, 2 

ec. 

Brownich, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Brownlowe, Sir John, 1643, Information that he was affeffed 
1,000/. for his 20th Part, 17 Aug. Order touching the Pay- 
ment thereof, 17 Aug. 7 Sept. To have the public 
for 350/. paid for the Forces in Lincolnfhire, 10 

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Sir William, 1643, Information that he was aflefied 
gool. ‘for his 20th Part, 17 Aug. Order touching the Pay- 
mept thereof, 17 Aug. 7 Sept——To have the public 
—— for 1724. 16s. paid for the Forces in Lincolnfhire, 
1004. 

Brownsea Caftle, 1643, Order for delivering Ordnance for the 
Service thereof, 22 Jan. 

1644, like Order, 28 Sept. 

Bryan, John. Vide Warwick Town. 

Buckhurft, Lord Richard, 1643, to be fammoned to attend the 
Service of the Houfe, 16 O¢t.——Voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Buckle, Sir Chriftopher, 1643, Order touching the Payment of 
his Affeffment, 5 Sept. 

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Bucks County, 1643, Order for allowing Monies out of the 
Weekly Affefiments, for Maintenance of the Gariion at 
Aylefbury, &amp;c. 30 Mar.——Additional Committees to the 
Committee for Sequefirations agreed to by Lords, 14 Apr.— 
—Letter concerning Cruelties of the King’s Forces, to be 
delivered to Lords at a Conference, and printed, 18 May— 
Information touching the Manner of raifing Monies, 20— 
Committees added to the Committee of the County, 29 
Order for bringing up the Sequetiration-monies to Guildhall, 
20 June——A Committee to prefent the Names of Commit- 
tees, 1 Sept. — Committees added to the Committee for 
Weekly Afleffments, 9 Sept. 5 Odt. High Sheriff ap- 
pointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Ordinance enabling the Committees of Bucks, &amp;c. 

to put in Execution feveral Ordinances, read twice, and com- 

mitted, 15 June The Committee of both Kingdoms to dif- 
pote the Forces into fpeedy Action, and ferid down the Offi- 
cers to their feveral Charges, 3 Aug.—High Sheriff difcharged; 

Another appointed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 29. 

Duke of, 1643, a Committee to confider of prefent raif- 
ing Monies out of his PiGures, 16 Jan. Order for fe- 

uefiering and felling his Goods, not already afligned, and for 
Difpofal of the Proceed theredf, 10 Feb. 

Budd, Chriftopher, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Buke, Lieutenant Ifaac, 1643, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody; 
1 June. 

Bulkley, Richard, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Af- 
fembly, 23 Odt. 

Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 10 
May. : ; 

Bullard, John, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 24 Mar. ~ 

Buller, Captain Anthony, 1643, Order for reftoring his great 
Saddles and Arms; Parties to be brought in fafe Cuftody, to 
anfwer the Faét, 25 Apr. 

1644, Lord General to be defired to call him to Account, 
for emploving Papifts in his Troop, 28 Nov. 

Bullion and Coin, 1642, Declaration that all imported fhall have 
free Paffage into Dover, London, and the Mint, 25 Aug. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 26. Ordinance from Lords 

_ for kmportation thereof; Agreed to, 24 Feb. 

Bullmev, Captain, 1643, Order for paying him Mr. May’s Mo- 
ney, 25 Apr. Sent to Lords, 24 May—Order for his 
keeping Mr. May’s Mare—for his keeping all the Furnitures 
of the Saddles, and One Saddle—To be recommended to Lord 
General to fucceed his Brother, 17 May——To be kept in 
Cuftody, 27 Feb. a : 

Bullock, Henry, 16.43, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for abufing 
Collectors of the Weekly Affeiiments, 1 Apr. — Order for 
his Difcharge, 12. 

Bulteel, Peter, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. to 
pats beyond Sea, g-Aug.—Revoked ; ‘Copy of the Revocation 
to be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Bunting ford Wefimill, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 
read, and ‘agteed to, 7 Oct. 

Burdett, Richard, 1643, Petition on his behalf read; Order 
for bailing him, 31 Dec. Another Petition read; Order 
for Superfedeas; ‘Heaton and Griffith to be fent for as Delin- 
guents, 18. Vide Singulos. 

Lieutenant, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Bures, Monfiear, 1643, his Servant to have Warrant to pafs 
into France, and for taking Poft-horfes, 1 Apr—To have 
Warrant to fend a Servant with Letters to the King and 
Queen, 5——A Committee to inquire by what Warrant 
Guards are fet upon his Houfe, 12 June To have Pafs to 

__ go into France, 21 Aug. 

Burgéfs, Dr. 1643, Order touching an Allowance to him for 
Cailiobury Park, 9g Aug. Enlarged, 11—Defired to preach, 
30 Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Sept——Ap- 
pointed Leéturer at St. Paul’s; To be enjoined to quit his Liv- 
ing at Watford, upon Admiffion, 15 Dec.—Order for 400 /. 
per Annum to him out of the fequeitered Eftates of the Dean 
and Chapter, 15 Dec. 8 Mar.—Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

1644, Ordinance for fettling him in the LeCurethip, 
read, 5 Aug. Comimitted; Inftruétion, 30 Nov. 

‘Burlace, John, 1643; to-be fummoned upon 14 Days Refpite, 
22 Jan.— Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 

.. ‘4 Mar. 

Burleigh Houfe, 1643, the Committee for Prifoners to: difpofe 
of thofe fent from thence, 31 July. Vide Cambridge. 







































































™ 1644, to be put into the Hands of Major Lafield; the 


Committee for Rutland to fend Prifoners thither, 3 July— 
Lord Grey to be defired to take care thereof; 12. 

Burleigh, Captain, 1643, the Committee for the Admiralty’to 
difpofe of him to what Prifon they thihk fit, 29 Aug. 

Burne, William, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 1 
Apr. 

— Ifand, 1643, Order for bringing up Corn ftayed there, 
2 Dec. 

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THirp Votume. 


Burrell, Captain, 1644, Petition referred, with his Condition, 
to the Earl cf Manchefier, 21 Aug. 

Mrs. 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 25 

Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 








July 
30 Sept. 

Burrowes, Jervafe, 1643, to have Liberty to carry Mufquets, 
&amp;c. to Nottingham, 25 Mar. 

Burton, Henry, 1643, Order for Stay of Procefs for levying 
Fines impofed upon him, 12 June. 

Bury, Richard. Vide Carne. 

Buh, Abraham, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife to pafs, 
beyond Sea, 9 Aug.—Revoked ; Copy of the Revocation to be 
fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Bufhell, Captain, 1643, to be thanked for regaining Scarbo- 
rough; Appointed Commander, 3 Apr. 

Captain William, 1643, Petition read ; Order for fend- 
ing him to Lord General, with the Reafons tor apprehending 
him, 2 Dec.—Bufinefs referred to the Committee for Exami- 
nations, 18. 

Bufhley, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 11 July. 

Butchers Company, 1643, their Charter to be prefented, 15 Sept. 

To be redelivered, 8 Nov. ‘ 

Butler, Henry, 1643, Petition referred to Lord General and the 
Council of War, 3 Apr. 

—— Captain, 1643, Proceedings of him and his Officers referred 
to a Committee, 25 May. 

Lady, and Huiband, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for lrifh Affairs, 10 June. 

—— Richard, 1643, remanded to Newgate, 14 Aug. 

—— Sir Francis, 1643, a Conimittee to prepare Proof againft 
him concerning his Mifcarriage in Ireland, 5 Mar. 

-—— Mr. late Sheriff of Pembrokefhire, 1644, to be committed 
to Southwark Compter, 2 May. 

Sir John, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for ad- 
mitting him to a Fine and Compofition; Committee -im- 
powered to compound with him, 23 O&amp;. 

Butlerage, 1643, Ordinance declaring the Advantage of the Pa- 
tent not prejudiced by any Order of the Houfe, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 July—Sigui- 
fied, 12. 

Butter. Vide Corn. 

Butter, Nathaniel, 1643, to be tried by Martial Law as a Spy; 
Lord General to be moved for a Commiflion ; Order for his 
Commitment to the Compter, 10 Nov. 

Butterworth, Mr. 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfes; Perfon 
who feized them to attend the Committee for Examination, 5 
July: 

Byron, Lady, 1643, to remain in Cuftody; Bufinefs referred to 
the Committee for Examinations ; Lords fufpend the Protec- 
tion of her, 15 Apr.—To be difcharged, and have Warrant to 
go to Oxon, 17. 

Sir Nicholas, 1643, intercepted Letters from him to be 
communicated to the City, 24 June——Order for his Com- 
mitment to the Tower, 10 Feb. ; 

— Sir John, 1643, Order for fequeftering Part of his Eftate, 
27 June——His Letter to the Earl of Newcaftle to be print- 
ed, 15 Jan. . 

Bywater, Thomas; and William Cave, 1644, Petition referred 
to a Committee; 2 Dec. 














18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I- Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643; 
&amp; 1644. 


ADDYMAN, Dr. 1643, Order for coining his Plate, 2 
June. 

Cefar, a Ship, 1643, to be difcharged, upon Security, 10 
May. 

Cage, Mr. 1643, Order concerning his borrowing Money for 
the Navy, fent to Lords, 13 Sept. 

Calamy, Mr: 1644, defired to preach, 18 O&amp;.—Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 22. 

Caldwall, Farrington. Vide Norris, Hugh. 

Calmady, Sir Shilfton, 1644, Report concerning him ; Order 
for his Difcharge from further Attendance, 30 May. 

Cambell, John, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 14 
Apr. 

oman Mr. 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfes; Bufinefs con- 
cerning his Affeffment in Effex referred to the Committee for 
Examinations; Parties to atiend them, 22 Apr. 

Sir James, 1644, Ordinance concerning Difpofal of Le- 
gacies given by him to charitable Ufes, read twice, and com- 
mitted; Order for dividing the Monies between the Forces of 
Lancathire and Sir Thomas Middleton, 27 July. 

Camberwell, 16.43, Petitions of Inhabitants read, and referred to 
the Committee for plundered Minifiers, 11 Aug.—Order for 
fequeftering the Living, read, and agreed to, 31. 





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Cambridge County, 1642, Deputy Lieutenants to deliver to Sir 


Arthur Haflerigg a Lift of Malignants, 12 Mar. 
1643, Committees Letter referred to a Committee, 
7 June—Their Letter to Lord General referred to the fame 
Committee, 8—Additional Committees to the Committee for 
Weekly Affeflments agreed to by Lords, 21. Commit- 
iees Letters referred to the Committee for Safety, 20 July— 
Additional Committees io the Committee for Sequetirations ; 
To be fent to Lords, 31 ——A Committee difcharged from 
the Committee for Sequeftrations; Another added, 1 Sept.— 
—Petition of Deputy Lieutenants read—Ordinance for raifing 
Forces read: Order for 2d Reading, 22 Dec. Committed— 
High Sheriff appointed for Cambridgefhire and Huatington- 
thire ; Refolution for joining them, go. 
1644, Deputy Lieutenants nominated, 5 Apr.—— 
Petitions of the Committee read, and referred to a Committee, 
22 July——2 &amp; 8 O&amp;t. 
Town, 1643, Copy of the Covenant to be fent down, 
10 June——Order for fending Force. for Defence of the 
Cafile, 20 July—Committees Letter concerning Prifoners fent 
from Burleigh Houfe; Order for committing Two of them— 
The Committee for Prifoners to difpofe of the reft, 31 July 
Lift to be confidered, 1 Aug. —Committees added, 17—Com- 
mittees Letter, and private Informant, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Supply of Lord General’s Army, 12 Oct.—A Com- 
mittee to go down and take the Complaints concerning the 
Town and Cafile into their Care; Letter to the Earl of Man- 
chefter concerning it, read; agreed to; and to be figned by 
Speaker, 17 Oct. ! 
Univerfity, 1643, Petition from thence communi- 
cated by Lords at’ a Conference, referred to a Committee— 
Copy of the Covenant to be fent down, 10 June——Ordi- 
nance for explaining the Ordinances for Sequetiration, relating 
to the Revenue of the Colleges, 30 Dec.——Read—Order 
for making Report concerning the Excife to be fet upon them, 
3, Jan.—Ordinance concerning regulating the Univerfity, and 
removing fcandalous Minifters, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 20. 











Camocke, Captain, 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 8 Apr. 
Campden, Lady, 1643, Order for fequetiering the Money and 


Plate devifed by her, 9 June—Refolution for accepting 5,000 /. 
from her Executor, 17. 

1644, Ordinance for difpofing of her Legacy read twice, 
and committed, 24 Aug.—Read Third time—Queftion for 
pafling, Neg. 30. 

Houfe, 1643, Bufinefs concerning the Committee for 


- Sequeftrations there referred to the Committee of both Houfes 


for them—Both Committees to have Notice of the Order 
&gt; 


30 Ott. 
Vifcountefs, 1644, to have Warrant to come to Town, 
29 July——Her Anfwer concerning a Legacy to St. Paul’s, to 


be reported, 10 Oét. 
Lord, 1644, Order touching the Difpofal of Money to 
be railed out of his Eftate, 24-Aug. 


Campion, Robert, 1643, to be committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 


20 June. 


Cannon, Edward, 1643, to be difmiffed out of the Military 


Ground; the Committee for the Militia to place another there- 
‘in, 11 Aug. 


Canon, Captain, 1643, Order for Warrants to him for provid- 


ing divers Particulars for the Artillery, 28 Nov. 

1644, to be fent for as a Delinquent, to anfwer Com- 
plaints againft him; Matter referred to the Committee at Ha- 
berdathers Hall, 23 May. 


Canterbury, 1643, Petition of the Parifhioners of St. Alphage ; 


Lecturer recommended, 2 May—Member to prepare Letter 
of Acknowledgment for their Intentions to fend Forces to 
Lord General’s Army, 9 June—Order for paying Monies 
difburfed for fending Soldiers back to him, 22—Treafurer of 
ihe Dean and Chapter to pay Afleffments fet upon any of the 
Foundation, 24——Letters concerning Sermons preached in 
the Cathedral; Mayor, &amp;c. to return Names of orthodox 
Minifters, that they may be recommended to the Affembly, 
3 Nov.—Returned Names, and a Note of Churches, and the 
Names of Minifters whofe Places, it is defired, may be better 
provided, referred to the Committee for plundered Minifters, 
6 Jan. 

Archbifhop of. Vide Laud. 





Capell, Lord, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for fequef- 


tering his Eftate, for Recompence to Lord General, 4 Apr. 
Ordinance fent to Lords, 10—Lords to be defired to expe- 
dite the Pafling of it, 14 Apr. 13 May—Conference de- 
fired by them concerning it; agreed to, 16. Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported, 17. 

1644, Order for felling his Woods to a certain Value, 
and difpofing of the Money, 7 Aug. 
Richard, 1645, to be fummoned to appear in the Af- 
fembly, 23 O&amp;. 





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Captains, 1643, Petition on their behalf; Collection to be made 





Cardigan County, 1644, Committees added ; Several removed : 


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tor their Relief, 21 Apr. 


Captives, 1643, Letters and Inftructions to the Learer touching 


the Redemption of thofe at Algiers, read, and agreed to; 


Lords Concurrence fignified, 5 July——Letter from the Ba- 
fhaw and Divau ; the Committee for the Navy to tranflate 
it, 12 Jan,——Tranflation reported, and referred to them, 


7 Feb. 


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to the Committee for Accounts, 19 July A Committee to 
confider of fettling fome Way for their Relief, 10 Sept—— 
Ordinance for that Purpote, 14 Oct. Sent to Lords, 16. 
Returned, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 24— 
—Ordinance for continuing the Collection read; Order for 
Second Reading, 9 Dec. Ordinance committed; Petitions 
referred, 10. 


Capuchins, 1642, a Commiitee to take care that former Orders 


for removing them from Somertet-houfe be put in Execution ; 
French Ring’s Agent to be heard thereupon ; Serjeant to give 
him Notice, 18 Mar. : 
1643, the Committee to proceed forthwith in putting 
the Order for removing them in Execution, 25 Mar.— 
Committees added, 28—Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning the French King’s Agent’s Reafons about their Re- 
moval; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported—The Committee to feize and fecure then— 
—Reporters to prepare Heads for another Couference; Heads 
reported, and agreed to—The, Committee to examine the 
Pope’s Bull for conftituting the Convent—Keeper to attend 
them; Veftments and Utenfils to be burnt, 302—Capuchins 
Goods to be delivered to the Priars—Sheriffs not to fend them 
away till further Order, 31—-—Kteeper to be difcharged from 
further Attendance—The Committee to draw a Declaration 
and Narrative of the Proceedings, 1 Apr.—Lords defired to 
join in forcing them away, 5—The Committee to fend to the 
Earl of Warwick for a Ship to tran{port ,them—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning a Letter from the French Ring, 
touching them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; Houte infift on their former Vote; De- 
claration to be printed ; Conference to be defired with Lords 
concerning the Grounds of the Proceedings, 10. 


Carbery, Earl of, 1643, Refolution for impeaching him of High 


Treafon ; Member to prepare the Impeachment, 19 Apr. 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order for landing Forces, 
to reduce it to the Obedience of Parliament, 26 July. 


Carew, Sir Alexander, 1643, to be fummoned to attend the 





Service of the Houfe, 1 Aug. Letter concerning his In- 
tention of delivering up Plymouth, read; Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament ; Lord General to be moved to 
try him by Martial Law, 4 Sept. Order for his Commit- 
ment to the Tower; Sentence pronounced, 15 Dec. 
Phyficians to attend him; Order for a Weekly Allowance, 
10 Feb. 

1644, Papers concerning him to be delivered to the 
Judge Advocate, 29 Aug. His Wife’s Petition read; Exe- 
cution to be refpited till further Order, 23 Nov.—To be re- 
{pited for a Month, 25 Another Petition of his Wife’s 
tread, and rejected, 21 Dec. 

















——— Mr. 1643, to have Liberty to go to Lord Shef- 


field’s Houfe, upon Promife to be forthcoming ; Examina- 
tion of him referred to the Committee for Examinations, 19 
Aug. " 
Sir Francis, 1644, his Compofition reported, with the 
Reafons thereof; Refolutions thereupon; the Committee to 
agree with him according to them, 27 July. 


Caribbee Ilands, 1643, the Committee for the Navy to treat 


with Planters concerning the Duty on Tobaccoes, 16 


Mar. 


Carleil, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to carry Plate into Ger- 


many, 8 Se 


t. 
Carleton, Sir Dadley, 1643, Time for his Return into England 


enlarged, 1 July. 


Carlifle, Earl of, 1643, Conference defired by Lords concern- 


ing taking his Horfes by Warrant; agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported; Matter referred to 
the Committee for Examinations, 5 July. 


—— 1644, his Petition ient from Lords, with fpecial Re- 


commendation, 21 Oct.—They put the Houfe in mind thereof, 
8 Nov.—Order for admitting him to a Fine and Compofition, 
30——Fine of 800/. accepted; a Committee to prepare Or- 
dinance for difcharging his Sequeftration, upon Payment 
thereof, 23 Dec. 
Countefs of, 1643, Petition read, and fpecially recom- 
mended to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 27 Oct—Mef- 
fage from Lords, recommending her Defires, 30. 


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Forces, to reduce it to the Obedience of Parliament, 26 
July. ; 

Curnarvon, Earl of, 1643, Petition from Lords, desiring the 
Sequestration of his Father’s Estate may be taken off; Order 
for taking it off ; Earl of Pembroke to compound for his Ward- 
ship, @ Dee. Rents due to the late Earl to be paid to 
him, 30 Jan. 

1644, to have Warrant to go to Geneva, 29 Apr. 

Carne, Colonel, 1643, Petition against him referred to the 
Committee for the Isle of Wight; Inftructions, 12 Mar.— 
Petition read ; Order thereupon, 22. Vide Wight, Ifle of. 

-Colonel William, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Captain Cuthbert, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. 

Caruworth, Earl of, 1643, voted an Incendiary; Refolution 
for fequeftcring his Estate in England, 10 May. 

Carpenter, Francis, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
tor Examinations, 25 Dec. 

Carr, Colonel James, 1644, Order appointing him Commander 
in chief of Plymouth, Devon, and Cornwall, under Sir Wm. 
Waller, 10 May. Sent to Lords, 13—Houfe put them in 
mind thereof, 10 June. 

“&lt;a George, 1643, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 

ct, 

Carrickfergus, Vide Ireland. 

Carter, Sulan, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifiers; Order for 2004 to her out 
of Sir Paul Ricaut’s Eftate, 11 Aug. For indemnifying the 
Perfons who fhall pay it, 7 Oct.—To have the Benefit of the 
Sequeftration of Camberwell for a certain Time, 31. 

-—- — Mr. 1643, Desired to preach, 31 May 
and to print his Sermon, 28 June. 

Mr. 1643, Order for permitting his Trunks to pafs to 

Holland, 9 Aug. Revoked ; Copy of Revocation to be fent 

to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

William, 1643, Order for fending him to Lord Gene- 

ral, to be put upon a Council of War—for committing him to 

Newgate in the mean time, 18 Dec. 

John, 1642, Report concerning him; Order for his 
Ditcharge from further Attendance, 30 May. 

Carteret, Sir Philip, 1643, Order for feizing and difpofing of 
Monies belonging to him, 12 May for fequeftering his 
Lftate, 22 June. 

Cartwright, Captain, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered 
Goods, 29 June. 

George, 1644, the Committee for Jerfey to receive any 

Matter againft him, 7 Sept. 

Mr. 1644, to be fequeftered from his Living, and fent 
for as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Cary, Sir Francis, 1644, Report concerning him ; Order for 
dilcharging his Sequetftration, upon paying his Compofition, 
28 Nov. 

Caryl/, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 17 Apr. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 23. 

Cafe, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 3 Apr. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, o. 

Cafingherji, Robert. Vide Sandrich. 

Cafell, Bishop of, 1643, to have Licence to pafs with his Wife, 
&amp;c. beyond Sea, 17 Aug. 
Cajile, John, 1643, Petition for a Pafs to Oxon, read, and 

denied, 27 Oct. 

Cajftleton, Vifcount, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 
12 Oct. 

Caficell, Richard, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking 
the Protestation, 11 Apr. 

Cathedrals, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
borrowing Plate fuperftitioufly ufed upon their Altars, 27 
May. 

Catlyn, Richard, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe within 
Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/. 9 May——Order for 
levying the Money, 22 June 16 Sept.—for fequeftering 
his Estate, 28 Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 

Cave, William. Vide Bywater. 

Caverfham, 1643, a Committee to confider of Relief to the 
Inhabitants, 12 June. 

Caulfield, Lady, 1642, Lords Juftices Letter concerning her, 
and her Petition, read, and referred to the Commitiee for 
Contributions, 16 Mar. Her Cafe {pecially recommended to 
them, 18. 

1643, Letters concerning her referred to the Committee 
for Irish Affairs, 16 May.——Order for an Allowance to 
her and her Son out of the Contribution-monies, 24 
June. : 

Cawdry, Mr. 1643, Order for admitting him into the Affembly, 
agreed to by Lords, 16 Oct. Desired to preach, 27 Dec. 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 31 Jan. 

Ceeling, Thomas, 1643, appointed Collector of the Cuftoms at 
Lyme, 21 Aug. 


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1644, his Letter for fpeedy Relief to the Town, 10 
June—Ordinance for Reparation of Lofles to him, read ; 
Order for Second Reading, 30 Aug. 

Peter, 1643, appointed Surveyor of the Cuftoms at 
Lyme, 21 Aug. 

Cefjution. Vide Treaty. 

Chace, Mr. 1643, to be fent for as a Delinquent—Order for 
fequeftering his Ettate, 28 July. 

Chadwell, Captain Michael, 1643, to be removed from Lam- 
beth Houfe to Lord Petre’s Houle, 22 July A Committee 
to inquire after the Ufage of him, 2 Aug. 

William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this* 
Parliament, 22 Jan. | 

Chaffont, St. Peter’s, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 
read, and agreed to, 13 Sept. 

Chaloner, Mr. 1643, Order for dividing his Goods in Partner- 
ship, and fequefiering them—for trying him for a Conspiracy, 
29 June. ‘ 

Edward, 1644, Bufinefs of his Wardship referred to a 
Committee, 16 Sept.——Ordinance for exempting him there- 
from, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10 
Dec. Defired, 12. 

ae eleeiaes Dr. 1643, appointed Phyfician to the Army, 1 

uly. 

Chactodan, William, 1643, Petition againft Minify, 26 Sept. 
Vide Minify. ; 

Chambers, Mr. 1643, desired to preach, 30 Aug.——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Sept. 

. Hannibal, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 6 
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fe Dr. 1643, Petition read, and referred to One Member, 

1 July. 

Chamlett, Edward. Vide Mary and Dorothy, a Ship. 

Champernoon, Mr. 1643, to be exchanged for Enfign Henry 
Keckwiche, 19 Sept. 

Chancery, Court of, 1643, Petition of Curfitors to be fent to 
Lords—Order againft their fending Writs to Oxon to be 
sealed, 27 Nov. Regifier appointed, 2 Dec.—Mafter of 
the Rolls to inquire what Monies have been brought in for 
Twenty Years patt, 20. - 

1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fecuring 
the Repayment of Money due to the Six. Clerks, 24 June. 

Chandler, Richard, 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 
16 Dec. 

Chandois, Lady, 1643, Petition from Lords referred to the 
Committee for Sequeftrations, 28 Nov. 

Charles, a Ship, 1643, Order touching fupplying it with Vic- 
tuals, 8 Sept. 

Chariton, Mr. 1643, Bufinefs concerning his 20th Part, refer- 
red to a Commiltee—Tin feized upon that Account not to be 
fold, 30 Dec. - 

Charnock, Mr. 1644, the Committee for Examinations to exa- 
mine by what Paffes he went to Oxon, and take care he be 
committed to very fafe Cuftody, 15 Apr. 

Charter-houfe, 1643, Minifter appointed, 5 Sept—Member to 
prepare Ordinance for fequefiering the Minifter’s, Reader’s, 
and Organiti’s Places, 18 Ordinance read, and agreed to, 
7 Oct. A Committee to examine what Monies have been 
conveyed from thence to Oxon, 9.—Impowered to alter the 
Time and Place of Meeting ; Committees added—Ordinance 
for borrowing ufelefs Monies there, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18.—A Committee te fearch 
Trunks, and feize Money, 28.—Conference defired by Lords 
concerning the Hofpital, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference deferred, 30. Meflage to Lords, acquainting them 
the Houfe is ready, and defiring other Papers may be delivered 
thereat; Conference held, and reported, 31. 

1644, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Preacher, 























15 Apr——They put the Houle in mind thereof, 25 June 
-—24 July Order for - borrowing 1,000/. of them, 





17 Apr.—State of the Hofpital, communicated by Lords, 
referred to the Committee for the Hofpital, 18. 

Charters, Captain, 1643, Order for his Difcharge-—To have 
Pafs to go into Scotland, 10 Aug. 

Chafe, Stephen, 1643, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for re- 
fufing to pay the Weekly Affeffments, 11 Apr——To have 
Liberty to go with his Keeper, and adminifter Phyfic to the 
King’s Children, 2 May. 

Chatham, 1643, Ordinance from Lords for the Archbifhop of 
Canterbury to collate to the Parfonage, agreed to, 25 May 
——Order about fecuring the Town, 22 July Petition of 
Shipwrights, &amp;c. touching their Arrears, read, 11 Aug. 
Order for Payment of Arrears to the Garifon, 17 Oct.—— 
20 Jan.—Letter concerning Guards there, read, and referred 
to the Committee for Safety, 20 Jan. ‘ 

1644, Petition of Shipwrights, &amp;c. referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 6 July. 

Chaueyn, Monfieur, 1643, Message from Lords, se 

Houfe to concur in an Order for his tranfporting Lead into 


France, Cuftom-free, 12 J “. 








Cheefe, 






















INDE X @o the Tuoirpv VoLtumse. 


Cheefe. Vide Corn. ; 

Uheefeley, Mr. 1643, to be rewarded for bringing News that 
the Scots were coming, 29 Jan. 

Chelmsford, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 9 Feb. : 
Chernall, Edward, 1643, not to be exchanged till Satisfaction 

made to Perfons plundered, 18 Apr. 

Chertfey, 1643, Ordinance prohibiting the keeping the Market 
on a Fast-day, 29 May. 

Chefier Town, 1642, Conference to “be defired with Lords con- 
cerning the Governor’s Warrant for feizing Delinquents 
Eftates, 23 Mar. 

County, 1643, Sir William Brereton to be recommended 

to Lord General to command there—His defire of Powder, 

&amp;c, recommended to the Committee for Safety, 25 Mar.—— 

Deputy Lieutenants added, 6 July 13 Sept.— Deputy 

Lieutenants and Committees to take care of paying the Sol- 

diers—To chufe an Auditor and Colleétors, 6 Sept. Sir 

William Brereton impowered to fet an Excife upon Salt made 

in the County; the Proceed thereof to be difpofed of for 

Payment of his Forces, 6 Dec.—Order for a Commiflion to 

him to appoint Perfons to put the Ordinance in Execution, 

15—High Sheriff appointed 30 ——The Committee for Safe- 
ty to provide Arms for the County, 15 Jan. A Committee 
to confider of Means for the Safety of Chefhire, Lancafhire, 

&amp;c. 15 Feb—Member to prepare Ordinance for raifing and 

maintaining Forces, 29. 

1644, Order for exempting the County from contri- 
buting towards the Maintenance of Garifons in Lancafhire, 

—for the Deputy Lieutenants of Lancafhire, &amp;c. not to feize 
Arms, &amp;c. sent down for Chefhire, and to reftore what they 
have feized—Lord General to be moved for a Commiffion 
to Sir William Brereton to prefs Men—High Sheriff to be 
fworn, and go down—Order for fending Powder, &amp;c.— 
Committees added to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 7 May 
—Deputy Lieutenants added, 7 May 25, Nov.——Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 13 May 25 Nov. Receivers for 
Subfcriptions appointed —Sir William Brereton appointed 
Commander in chief in the Abfence of Lord Fairfax and Sir 
Thomas Fairfax, 16 May. 

Chefterfield, Earl of, 1643, Letter concerning Lords Orders for 
fending him up, read; Conference defired thereupon; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference agreed to, held, and reported, 
25 Apr. Order againft releafing or exchanging him, 
23 May.—Meflage from Lords, deliring they may impart 
fomething concerning him ; a Conference agreed to ; Petition 
to Lords on his behalf reported, and read Order for making 
Reparation to Richard Hughes, before his Difcharge; fent to 
Lords, 25. 

1644, Lords to be defired that he may be afletled his 
2oth Part, 9 Oct. 

Cheynell, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 26 Apr. 
to print his Sermon, 31 May. 

Cheyney, Charles, 1644, a Committee te withdraw, and prepare 
Ordinance for exempting him from Wardship; Ordinance 
read twice, and committed, i1 June. Palled ; agreed to by 
Lords, 13. 

Chichejter, 1643, Order for eleGting a Recorder, 24 May—— 
Governor’s Letter concerning Forces quartered there; Lord 
General to be defired to write to Sir William Waller about it; 
His Anfwer reported, 10 Jan. 

Bithop of, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 27 

His Petition ; Houfe adhere to their former Order, 









































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June 
3 O&amp;. 

Chichefter, Mary, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
{rith Affairs, 30 May-—-Recommended to the Committee 
for Sequeftrations, 5 Oc. 

— Elizabeth, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Captives, 21 Apr. 

Chigwell, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 12 July. 

Children, 1644, Declaration that it is illegal to tranfport them 
under Age, 6 July. 

Chitty, Henry, 1643, Petition touching raifing a Company of 
Foot, referred to the Governor of Chichester, 11 July. 

Cholmley, Sir Hugh, 1643, Letter concerning his deferting the 
Parliament read—Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament—Retolution for impeaching him of High Treafon 3a 
Committee to prepare Impeachment; Votes to be printed, and 
fet ap in publick Places, 3 Apr.—-Another Letter, relating his 
Defertion at large, read, and to be printed, 4—Order for 
prefenting the Impeachment, 28 Apr.—15 May——for 
reftoring his Goods, 3 July—His Letter to Captain Goodrich, 
with the Captain’s Anfwer, read, and to be printed, 1o-— 
Difabled from executing any Ordinance of Parliament; 
another to be added in his ftead, 16 Jan. 

Lady, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs te Whitby, 5 











June. 


~——— Mr. 1643, to be difcharged from the Payment of h‘s 
Affeffment, 25 July. 





1644, Order touching the Re-payment of his Loan, - 

20 June. 

Sir Henry, 16 43, Order for re-delivering his Goods lately 
in Sir John Hotham’s Pofletlion, 22 July—for inferting his 
Name in all Ordinances for Yorkfhire, inftead of Sir Hugh 
Cholmley, 16 Jan.—Confideration of his Condition referred to 
the Committee for Sequeftrations, 29. 

Chrefheld, Serjeant 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 7 June 
——To attend the Committee for fequeftering ablent Mem- 
bers Estates, 28 Sept. 

Chrifichurch Holpital, 1643, Order concerning exempting the 
Revenues thereof from ‘l'axes, fent to Lords, 2 Oct.—Order 
touching admitting Children of Perfons flain in the Parliament 
Service, 19. 

Chubb, Quarter-mafter, 1644, to be exchanged for Quarter- 
matter Dewee, 5 July. 

Chudleigh, Captain, 1643, to be thanked for his Seryices, 4 Apr. 

Major James, 1643, his Letter concerning a Victory 
over the Cornifh Cavaliers, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Safety—Anoiher Committee to prepare a Letter of 
Thanks to him, 29 Apr. Relation of his Victory over Sir 
Ralph Hopton’s Army, read, and to be printed, 1 May—His 
Proceedings in the Action at Stratton referred to the Commit- 
tee for Safety, 29. 

Church, Edmund, 1644, Lords defire the Houfe to concur in 
granting him a Pafs into Holland, 23 Aug. 

Church Government, 1643, Ordinance for calling an Affembly 
of Divines read, and committed, 13 May. To be reported, 

19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20. Houfe put Lords in 
mind thereof, 29 May 2 June.—Conference defired by 
Lords concerning it, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held ; Lords Amendments reported, and in Part agreed 
to— Members to take the Covenant, 7.—Another Conference 
to be defired with Lords thereupon, 9. Defired, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 10. Ordinance 
agreed to by Lords, with Amendments, 12. Amendments 
agreed to, 1g——Perfon nominated by Lords to be of the At- 
fembly, agreed to, 14 June—Ordinance re-committed ; Fur- 
ther Sale prohibited ; thofe fet forth to be called in, 16—Dr. 
Twift defired to preach on the Meeting of the Affembly, 23. 
Lords Concurrence fignified—=Ordinance from Lords for Mi- 
nisters on next Faft-day to beg a Blefling upon them; Time 
and Place appointed; Ordinance agreed to, and to be printed, 
24——Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring both Houfes to at- 
tend ; a Committee to keep Places for them, 26-———Ordinance 
for pulling down fuperftitious Idolatries, &amp;c. read, and re- 
committed, 19 June. Read again, and re-committed, 23 —— 
To be reported, 4 July. Reported, paffed, and fent to Lords, 
5. Meflage defiring them to {peed their Antwer, 17—Refo- 
jution for propounding to the Affembly to confider the Ten 
Firft Articles of Religion, agreed to by Lords—General Rules 
for them fent from Lords, 5 July—Read, and agreed to— 
Oath to be taken by the Members, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 6. Order from them, enabling the Af 
fembly to fend for Papers and Books by Proiocutor’s Warrant, 
8— Members to take the Covenant, 13—Their Petition; Pro- 
pofitions therein referred to a Committee, 1g——The Com- 
mittee for Sequeftrations to provide an Allowance for them, 9 
Aug.—Another Petition; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
preferred it, 1o—Names of fuch as have excufed themfelves, 
or not appeared at all, or but feldom, referred to a Committee. 
Order for propounding to the Affembly to confider the Nine 
next fr of Religion, 22. Sent to Lords, 23—Letter 
from Edinburgh read, and to be printed, with their Letter to 
the Affembly in Scotland, 29——Anfwer from Scots Affem- 
bly read, and to be printed, 12 Sept.—Order for Members of 
the Houfe to be prefent, and Debate in the Aflembly, to be 
delivered to Lords, as a Head at a Conference, 14—Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for the Affembly to confider the Li- 
turgy and Church Government, 15 Sept.—Ordinance {ent to 
Lords, :o——~Agreed to by them, 12 O&amp;——The Commit- 
tee for Sequeftrations to provide Things neceffary for them— 
Ordinance enabling them to adjourn to another Place, read, 
and agreed to, 21 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23. 
— Papers and Petition read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
prefented them, 10 Oct. Vide Antinomians.—Several Mem- 
bers difcharged, 11.—Others added, 11 &amp; 23 Oct.——2 Nov. 

3, Jan. 1 Feb..——Members to return a Certificate of 

fuch as have not taken the Covenant, 16 Oct. Their Anfwer, 

23—The Committee for plundered Minifters to take care Di- 

vines of the Affembly be firft provided for, 21—The Affem- 

bly to have the free Ute of Libraries a’ to the Parlia- 

ment, 23———~Order from Lords for admitting Two Scots Mi- 

nifters read, and agreed to, 18 Nov.—Order for diftributing 

400 /. amongft the moft Neceffitous—Member to prepare Or- 

dinance for a Weekly Allowance to the Aflembly, 30 Nov. 

—Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 5 Dec.—Sir Robert Harley 

added to the Committee in the room of Mr. Pym, deceafed; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15. Signified—Amanuensis 

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Lord General to the Affembly, agreed to, 3 Jan.—Order for 
burning fuperftitious Pictures in and about London, 16—Aflem- 
bly to be moved to haften their Refolutions concerning Church 
Government, 24-——Conference detfired by Lords concerning 
the Ordering and Government of the Church, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held ; Lords Order touching it 
reported, read, and agreed to; Copies to be tent to the Ailem= 
bly and Lord Mayor, 16 Feb.—Their Letter to the foreign 
reformed Churches, and Anfwer from One, and a Meflage 
from them, feverally read ; Letter to be printed in Latin and 
Englifh, 13 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance for demolifhing fupertftitious and illegal 
Matters in the Worfhip of God, read twice, and committed, 
27 Apr. Committee revived ; Order for their Meeting, 8 
May. Ordinance, with an additional Provifo, pafled, and to 
be printed, with a former Ordinance of the like Nature; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, o—Members to put the Ordi- 
nance in Execution at Whitehall, 21.——Propofitions of the 
Aflembly concerning the doctrinal and directory Part of Ordi- 
nation, prefented, 20 Apr. Read; Order for Second Read- 
ing, 30 Read Second time, and referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 2 May. Committee fits, 24 May——6 
June 2 Aug.—Their Pet-tion read; Order for diftributing 
6oo/. amongft the moft neceflitous, 13 June——Refolution 
touching the Qualifications of Perfons to be ordained, 19 July. 
—Afflembly have Leave to adjourn, 22—The Committee to 
meet every Tuefday and Thuriday, 24—Letters from the Af- 
fembly in Scotland, and from the Earl of Manchefter to the 
Divines, read—Report of Rules for Ordination, with the Rea- 
fons and Opinion of the Committee thereupon ; Copy to be 
fent to the Affembly, with Defire they would fend Names of 
23, Perfons appointed to ordain,14 Aug. Their Defire to con- 
fider the whole Bufinefs before they prefent the Names, agreed 
to, 16. Information of Scruples concerning the Time of Or- 
dination ; Refolution that the Rules fhould be only pro tem- 
pore; Commiffioners of the Scots Kirk to be acquainted that 
the Rules of Ordination are referred back to the Affembly, 17. 
Names of Perfons to be ordained to be read publickly, and 
affixed to the Church-doors, 20. The Advice and Requett of 
the Affembly touching Ordination pro tempore, read ; their 
Alterations in Part dilfagreed to; Managers to acquaint them 
with what pafled thereupon, 29 Matter to be further con- 
fidered, 4 Sept. Referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe; 
Power given them to confider other Papers relating thereto, 7. 
Report; Refolutions thereupon, 9. An Amendment agreed 
to ; Advice digefted into one Frame read, and agreed to; the 
Afiembly to fill up the Blanks for Minifters to be appointed to 
ordain; Lerd Loudon to be admitted, 13. Another Amend- 
ment of the Aflembly agreed to, 16. Names of Perfons ap- 
pointed to ordain, read, and agreed to, and to be inferted in 
the Ordinance; Ordinance fent to Lords, 18 Returned 
with Amendments, and a Provifo; Amendments and Provilo 
agreed to, 1 Oct. Ordinance to be printed, 2. Order 
concerning Divines diffenting in the Point of Church Go- 
vernment read, and agreed to; the Committee of both Houfes, 
with the Scotts Commiffioners, and the Committee of the Af- 
fembly, to confider thefe Differences in Opinion, 13 Sept.— 
Petition of Minifters defiring the Settlement of Church Go- 
vernment, read, and referred toa Commitiee ; Speaker’s An- 
{wer to Perfons who preterted it, 16—Affembly to be defired to 
{peed the Directory for Worfhip, and prefent whatever is ready 
concerning Church Affairs, 24-——Letter from the Committee 
of Eftates of Scotland for f{peedy fettling the Affairs of the 
Church read; Lords to be defired to join in prefling an Expe- 
dition, 1 Nov.—Advice of the Affembly concerning Part of 
Church Government read, and to be confidered, 8—Previous 
and main Queftions for Perfons to prefent to the Affembly the 
Reafons of diffenting from their Propofitions, and for the Af- 
fembly to prefent them to the Houfe feverally, Affirmative, 12. 
Members to acquaint them with the Order ; Report concerning 
the Reafons prefented, 19. Aflembly to report to the Houle 
what Officers are intended in the Second Propofition, 12. 
Their Declaration concerning them read; Refolution touching 
preaching Minitters ; Propofitions referred to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, 15. Direétory for public Worfhip read, 21. 
Confideration of the Preface poftponed ; particular Paragraphs, 
with the particular Title to each, read Claufe by Clauie, and 
agreed to, 22. Claufe concerning the Sacrament committed ; 
DireGtory and Preface pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
26. A Claufe opened : 

the Claufe committed, 30 A Coit@ittee to prepare Ordi- 
dinance for eftablifhing the Directory for public Worfhip, and 
repealing the Book of Common Prayer, and the Law that 
eftablithes it, 26 Nov. Order for prefenting it, 2g—Ordinance 
read twice, and committed; the Committee to confider Sta- 
tute 35° Eliz. concerning Perfons abfenting themfelves from 
Divine Service, and to confider the Particulars touching 
Marriage and Burials, 3 Dec.—To prepare Claufe touching 
Baptifin and Burials, 6. Ordinance to be reported, 7 &amp; g. 
oa” pafled—Direttory to be tranflated into Welch, 

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, and paffed ; to be inferted inftead of * 


12—Advice concerning Marriage to be* confidered, 4 &amp; 5 
Dec. Confidered; a Fuca to prepare Ordinance fos 
preventing clandeftine Marriages, 6—Advice concerning Bu- 
rials read, and to be confidered, 13—Advice concerning the 

’ Vifitation ef the Sick, 16. To be confidered, 20—Houfe 
informed that all Parts of the Direétory for public Worfhip in 
ordinary, except concerning finging Pfulms, have been pre- 
fented, 16.—Afiembly to be defired to confider of all Parts of 
Church Government that are behind, with the Reafons of the 
diffenting Brethren, and their Solutions, 20. Reafons and So- 
lutions prefented ; Order for printing 300 Copies thereof, and 
delivering them to Clerk, who is to deliver them to the Mem- 
bers; Lords to be acquainted with the Vote, 23. 

— Sarum, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Holland, 
11 Aug. 

Cirencefter, 1643, Lord General’s Letter, relating the furprifing 
of the Town, 18 Sept. 

Clanneboy, Vifcount, 1644, Petition ; Order for appointing him 
Colonel of a Regiment in Ireland, 22 Apr. 

Clara, aShip, 1643, Petition of Mafter and Paffengers referred 
to the Committee of the Navy, 12 O&amp;. 

Clare, Earl of, 1643, Order for feizing and felling his Goods, 
aud difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 9 Feb. 

1644, his Letter from Lords concerning the taking off his 

Sequefiration ; a Committee to write to the Earl of Manchef- 

ter concerning it, 6 Apr—Order for taking it off, 13 July. 

Lords to be acquainted therewith, 15. 

Countefs of, 1643, to have Warrant to go with her Daugh- 
ter, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 19 May——To have Warrant to go into 
Somerfetfhire, and return, 2 O&amp;. Her Petition “communi- 
cated by Lords, 6 Jan.——Goods in her Poffeflion to be in- 
ventoried and appraifed, 10 Feb. 

— Captain, 1643, Order for refioring his Horfes, 3 

ay. 














: Mr. 1643, to be removed to Winchefier Houfe, 12 

ept. 

Clavering, Mr. 1643, Letter concerning his coming in to the 
Parliament, read, 10 July—Matter referred to the Commif- 
fioners with the Scots Army, 29 Nov. 

Claxton, Mr. 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. to pafs 
beyond Sea, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation to be 
fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. ; 

ar Captain, 1643, to be thanked for his Services, 18 





John, 1643, Petition; Order for him to have the 

Moiety of Rent due to John Ramfden, 18 O&amp;. 

Mr. 1643, to give Speaker Satisfaction for failing to 
attend with Papers, 15 Mar. 

Cleer, Henry, 1643, to be recommended to the Governors of 
St. Thomas’s Hoipital, to fucceed Mr. Molins, as Surgeon, 8 
&amp; 15 Jan. Order withdrawn, 29. Governor’s Petition ; Or- 
der for recommending him to be an ordinary Surgeon, go. 

Clement, Gregory. Vide Thompfon, Maurice. 

Elizabeth and Anne, 1643, Petition referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 9 O&amp;. 

Clements, St. Eaficheap, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Living, 22 Mar. 

St. Danes, 1643, Ordinance for fettling a Minifter read ; 
nothing done thereupon, 8 Mar. 

Clements, Nicholas. Vide Privileges. 

Clerk of Houfe, 1643, to take Notice of Members that recom- 
mend to Livings by way of Sequeftration, 19 O&amp;. Takes 
the Covenant, 1 Nov.—To redeliver a Paper, 8 To take 
Copies of Papers fent from Lords, and redeliver the Originals 
to their Clerk, 5 Feb. 

1644, Meflage to be fent to Lords, defiring the Com- 

mittee of both Houfes at Haberdafhers Hall may examine 

what Delinquents Goods are in his Cuftody, 15 Nov. Sent, 16. 

Their Concurrence fignified, 18—To deliver Copies of Papers 

to Members, 23 Dec. 

Affifiant, 1643, takes the Covenant, 1 Nov. 

—— of the Crown, 1644, Order from Lords concerning him, 
24 Dec. 

Clerke, Chriftopher. Vide Marfhall, James. 

Walter, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking the 
Proteftation, 11 Apr. ; 
—— Sufanna, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Obftructions in Courts of Juftice, 29 May. 

Mr.- of Lincoln’s Inn, 1643, appointed Curfitor, 1 
Nov. 

—— Peter, 1644, Order from Lords, appointing him Preacher 
of the Charter-houfe, 16 Apr. 

~-— Chriftopher, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 14 
May——The Committee for the Navy to take care thereof, 
10 June. ; ’ 

—— Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, his Letter concerning Forces 
come to Borftell and Brill, read, 12 June. 

Clerkenwell, 1643, Earl of Holland to be defired not to appoint 
any other Captain of the Trained Bands than he that is at 
prefent employed, 29 Apr. 





























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INDEX 


~—— Prifon, 1644, the Committee of Prisons to examine the 
Cate of Three Cavaliers ftarved there, 10 Dec. 

Clerkjon, Mr. 1644, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Parfon of Kirklington; Order for his bringing a Certificate 
trom the Affembly, 2 Oct. Ordinance agreed to, 12. 

Cleve, George, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
New England, 8 Apr. - ‘ 

Cleveland, Countess of, 1643, her Petition from Lords, 6 Jan. 


to the Tuitrpvd VOLUME. 


—— Henry, 1644, Order for fequefiering his Eftate, 14 
Oct. 

Colchester, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants for a Governor; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 27 July. 

— 1644, letition of Mayor, &amp;c. reterred to a Commit- 

tee, 9 May. 

Cole, Michzel, 1643, Petition concerning the Difcevery of 
Monies, referred to the Comiiitee of the West, 28 Nov. 

Thomas, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 





—They put the Houfe in mind thereof, 24 &amp; 29 Feb——11 
Mar. ~ Petition referred to the Committee for Sequelirations, 
11, 

—— Earl of, 1644, Members have Leave to vifit him in the 
Tower, 2 &amp; 4 Nov. 

Clifton, John, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refuf- 
ing to ferve after having received Preft-money, 25 Mar. 
Clothiers, 1643, Petition to the King on behalf of the Clothiers 

of Gloucetierfhire, and King’s Antwer, read, and referred to 
a Committee—To be communicated to Merchant Adventur- 
ers, 22 Aug. Committees added, 29 Names of fuch as 
have paid Money to Clothiers contrary to Order, to be brought 
to the Committee, 14 Sept. : ; 
Clothworkers Company, 1043, Matter and Wardens to attend 
the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, concerning their Arrears 
of Loans, 18 Sept. 
Clotworthy, Sir John, 1643, Petition on his behalf fpecially re- 
commended to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 3 Aug. 
No Member to relate any Paflages in the Houfe concerning 
him, 30 Nov. His Businefs to be confidered, 12 Jan. 
1644, Order touching Arms claimed by him, 19 














July. ; 

Coachman, Captain Matthew, 1644, to be difcharged from his 
Employment in the Fleet, 4 Apr. sd 

Coals, 1643, the Committee for Examinations to enjvin Whar- 
fingers, &amp;c. to fell them according to Rates fettled by Parlia- 
ment, 28 Mar. Report concerning the Scarcity thereof to 
be communicated to Lord Mayor and Aldermen, 1. Apr.— 
The Committee for the Navy to confider of fupplying the 
City with them; Order for Lord Mayor to put the Order con- 
cerning the Price of Coals in Execution, 15 ‘The Com- 
mittee for the Navy to confider of fupplying the Southern 
Parts from Scotland and Milford Haven, 3 May—Propofitions 
of Citizens for furnifhing thefe Parts referred to a Committee ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfous who prefented them, 26 May. 
—Propofitions read one by one, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 3o— Defired, 1 June. Conference defired 
by Lords thereupon agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 3—Ordinance for furnifhing the City with Newcaftle 
Coals, agreed to by Lords, with Amendments, 5. Amend- 
ments agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, and fent to Lord 
Mayor, 8—A Committee to withdraw, and prepare Ordi- 
nance for opening the Trade at Sunderland and Blythe ; Or- 
dinance prefented, 12 Mar. Mead, and agreed to, 13. 
—Lords Concurrence fignified, 21—Ports under the Parlia- 
ment to be encouraged to trade there, 13. 

1644, Lord Mayor to take care Coals be diftributed for 
Relief of the Poor, 15 Apr. Committees Letter concern- 
ing fending Men to work in the Pits at Sunderland, read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Navy; Member to prepare 
Aniwer, 20 May—Paper from the Committee referred to the 
Committee for the Revenue, 21 Their Letter concerin- 
ing the Collieries, and the Bufiness of Coals, at Sunderland, 
read, and referred, 21°June——Another Letter to the fame 
Purpofe, 3 July—Report to be confidered, 13—Refolutions 
touching the Price at Sunderland—againft tranfporting them 
without Leave, 15 Further Report; Several to be refiored 
to their Collieries, 25 Nov. Propofition concerning Delin- 
quents being poflefled of their Coals and Collieries, referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Letter concerning a 
Ship-loading of Coals fent to the Poor, to be communicated 
to the Lord Mayor, with Defire that he would do as may be 
befi for their Relief, 5 Dec. 

Cock, Captain, 1643, to be exchanged for George Lilbourne, 
10 Jan.——To be difcharged, 22 Mar. 

—-~ Ralph, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. — 
Difabled trom being Alderman of Newcattle, 5 Dec—Com- 
mitted to Lambeth Houle, 13. 

George, 1644, committed to Lambeth House, 13 Dec. 

Cockram, Colonel; 1643, his Wife to have Warrant to be with 
him in Windfor Caftle, 10 June—To have Warrant to pats 
to Oxon, &lt;6. 

Coe, Andrew, and Robert Aufiyn, 1643, to be fummoned to 
attend for publifhing falle News, 2 June. 

Coke, Sir Robert, 1643, to have Leave to vifit his Lady, 18 
Apr. 

Be. 1644, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 14 O&amp;.—Report 
concerning him ; Order for admitting him to a Fine and Com- 
position ; Committee impowered to compound with him, 23. 

Thomas, 1643, to attend the Committee for tequeftering 

abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of fit- 

ting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 






































to a fate Place, 20 July. 

— Sir Nicholas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cufiedy, 19 
Nov. Difabled trom being Alderman of Newcuattie, 5 
Dec. 

—- Ralph, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. 
Difabled from being Alderman of Newcattle, 5 Dec—Com- 
mitted to London House, 13. 

—— James, 1644, to be fent upin fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov.—— 
Dilabled from being Sheriff of Newcaftle, 5 Dec—Commit- 
ted to Southwark Compter, 13. 

Coleman, Mr. 1643, to be furnmoned to attend, 18 Sept. 

~——— Mr. 1643, Defired to preach, 26 July—Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 30 Aug. Defired to preach before Perfons 
willing to take the Covenaut, 27 Sept—Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 30. 

1644, 2 Committee to prepare Ordinance for bestowing 
the Rectory of Scolter upon him, 30 Aug.——Desired to 
preach betore the Houfe, g Sept. Thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 13. 

Colepeper, Mr. 1643, the Committee for Prifoners impowered 
to compound with him, 5 Oct. 

Sir John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

—— John, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, and 
feizing and felling his Goods, 9 Feb. 

Collas, Lieutenant, 1644, to be exchanged for Lieutenant 
Parry, 7 Aug. 

Collectors, 1642, not having paid in or collected their Monies, 
to be fent ior, as Delinquents, 15 Mar. 

1643, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to fend for 
them, 28 Mar.—Mautqueieers to affift them in their Collec- 
tions, 3o-——-Speaker to iffue Warrants for apprehending 
thote in Arrear—Several difcharged, 6 Apr.—Captain Comp- 
ton Lo atlift them in Weftmintter, and Parts adjacent, 11—Cup- 
tain of the Guard attending the Houte to aflifi them, 13— 
The Committee for Examinations to appoint Trained Bands 
to aflift them in Difiraining, and to commit such as abule 
them—Colleétors upon the Bill for 400,000 /. to perfect their 
Accounts, 18 Order for their paying Monies to proper 
Treafurers, to be printed and publifhed, 13 July for 
bringing in their Accounts, 10 Aug—Names of the Col- 
lectors of the Second Payment of the Bill for 400,000 4, 
ordered, 23. 

1644, Ordinance for fecuring 5,000/. borrowed of the 
Collectors of the One per Cent. read, and pafled, 30 Aug. — 
Sent to Lords, 3 Sept. 

Collington, John, 1643, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, to 
aniwer Matters to be objected againft him, 3 July. 

Collins, William, 1643, Order for an Allowance to him as 
Auditor to the Committee for Irith Affairs, 25 Apr. 

—— Mr. 1643, to be rewarded for difcovering Delinquents 
Goods, 24 Feb. 

Mr. a Delinquent, 1644, Monies and Eftate of his dif- 
covered, referred to the Committee for Plymouth, 4 Nov. 

Collifon, Mr. 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 14 Apr. 

Colwall, Daniel, 1643, Order for fequefiering his Place of 
Under-fearcher in the Port of London—The Committee for 
~ Navy to confider of a fit Perfon for that Service, 29 
pr. 

— Alexander 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 19 
uly. 

Combes, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to pay the Weekly Affeifinenits, 14 Apr. 

Committees, 1643, Chairman appointed by the Houle, 27 Mar. 
—10 Aug. None to fitin a Morning, when the Houle 
fits, after Eight o’Clock, 21 Apr. Committee added in 
the room of one that cannot attend, 12 June—A Committee 
appointed to view the Committees, 10 Aug.— A Committee 
to confider of a Power to be left with a Committee in cafe of 
Adjournment, 16 A Committee divided into Two, 3 
Oct.—All to fit during Adjournment, 3 Od. 8 Nov. 
Particular to fit during Adjournment, 12 Ot. 

1644, Chairman to be fent for immediately to make 
his Report, 3o Apr. Chairman appointed by the Houle, 
17 &amp; 24 July——1i8 Sept. Member difmiffed from a 


















































Committee at his own Kequefi, 30 Aug.——Chairman to 
give Notice to the Houfe of Members that fail the Service, 18 
Sept. 

Common Pleas, 1643, Ordinance concerning difpofing of the 
Place of Cuftos Brevium, read twice and committed, 20 Jan. 
-——-—Agreed to by Lords, 1 Feb. 


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Compton, Sit H. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Office and 
Etiate —for Recompence to thofe that brought him up, 5 Apr. 

Prohibiting him to difpofe of the Prothonotary’s Place, 
24 June—for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 2g——~A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance, to require him to nominate a 
Prothonotary, appointed by the Houfe, 3 July—Refolution 
for nominating Mr. Bernard, 10 His Petition; Order for 
bailing him, 2 O&amp;. 

Compton Houfe, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it read, 17 

une. 

Condale, Arthur, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the King’s Revenue, 15 June. 

Conferences. Vide Freaty, Newport, Earl of, Capuchins, Efper- 
non, Duke de, Vienville, Marquis of, Queen, Kenouil, Earl 
of, Volunteers, Scotland, Lords, Houfe of, Privileges, Lang- 
ham, Ireland, Chefterficld, Earl of, Bohemia, Queen of, 
Gell, Sir John, Effex, Earl of, Holland, Rivers, Countels 
of, Fairfar, Lord, Capell, Lord, Plot, Church Govern- 
ment, Conway, Vifcount, Portland, Earl of, Needl, Henry, 
Hfall, Carlifle, Earl of, Kingdom, Grey, Lord of Wark, 
Supply, Digby, Sir Kenelme, Tumults, Sequeftrations, Ban- 
bury, Countels of, Currans, Harcourt; Count de, Charter- 
houfe, Wharton, Lord, Holland, Earl of, Ryley, Digby, Lord, 
Wight, Mle of, Aylefbury, Howard, Lord, Army, Affociation, 
Manchefier, Earl of, Prince, Crofts, Mrs. Tower, Members, 
Law, Denbigh, Earl of, Maffey, Colonel, Peterborough, Coun- 
tefS of, Thanet, Earl of,. Dennington Caftle, Movatt, Law 
Martial, and Prifoners. 

Coni/bye, Mr. 1643, Order for confining him to his Chamber ; 
none to fpeak with him but in Keeper’s Prefence; not to be 
allowed Pen, Ink, and Paper, 8 Apr. — Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 8 May. ; 

Humphrey, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. ‘ 

Henry, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations, 8 June. 

Connant, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 28 June—Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 26 July. 

Conftable, Sir William, 1643, to be recommended to Lord Fair- 
fax, to have the Command in chief under him, 4 July—sOrder 
for Payment of his Forces, 29. 

Captain, 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 9 




















Oct. 





1644, to have the publick Faith for Monies he has a 
Warrant for, 20 Aug. 

Conjlance, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Owners referred to the 

‘#(uminittee for the Navy, 24 June. 

Confiantine, Mr. 1643, ablent without Leave, to be fent for by 
Serjeant, 15 Aug. Voted incapable of fitting during this 

‘ Parliament—To be difcharged from the Recorderfhip of Pool, 
4 Sept. Order for fequetiering his Eftate, 28. 

1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuttody, 15 July—Letter 
concerning him; Refolution for committing him to South- 
wark Compter; Sentence pronounced; the Committee for 
the Wett to examine him, 26--—-To be fent for to a Com- 
mittee, to be examined concerning Macguire and Macma- 
hon, 26 Oct. 

Convoys, 1643, a Committee to receive and examine Informa- 
tions concerning Abufes in them, and Wattage, 19 Mar. 

1644, Report; Refolutions touching the taking of Con- 
voy-tnoney, to be fent to Lord Admiral, 28 May. 

Conway, Vifcount, 1643, Meilage to Lords, defiring he may be 

- examined by a Committee in the Prefence of fome Members, 
agreed to; Conference defired with them concerning the Exa- 
mination, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
12 June—Another Meffage, defiring his Goods and Hortes 
may be fecured; Anfwer thereto, 16—Another, defiring he 
may be re-examined; Anfwer thereto; Conference defired 
concerning that Anfwer, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 17—A Committee of both 
floufes to confer with him, 20 His Petition for fpeedy 
‘Trial, fent from Lords, to be confidered—Intercepted Letters 
io him to be delivered to a Committee, 15 July—His Petition 
for Enlargement, fent from Lords; Conlerence to be defired 
thereupon; a Committee to prepare Heads, 28. Vree Con- 
ference defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; free 
Conference held, 2a. 

Conyers, Sir Johu, 1643, Petition concerning Monies difburfed 
for Diet, &amp;c. to the lrifh Prifoners ; Order for Payment there- 
of, 31 July—-—Petition concerning his Servant referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 10 Aug. Sir John to have 
Warrant to pafs into Holland ; Lord Admiral to be defired to 
aflign him a Man of War; Order for his delivering the Cuf- 
tody of the Tower to Sir Robert Harley, 11 His Petitions 
from Lords for enlarging the Time of his Abfence, agreed to, 
13, Nov.——27 Feb. 




















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Place, to be confidered, 13 May Another Petition from 
them, for Leave to continue longer abroad, read, and agreed 
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Cooke, Mr. 1642, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody; 24 Mai. 

— — 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Aflembly; 
23 O&amp;. 

—— William, 1643, voted a Delinquent; Order touching the 
difpofing of his fequettered Eftate, 3 Nov. 

—— Lady, 1643, to be required to remove from Gloucefter, 
3 Nov.——Her Petition referred to the Committee of Glou- 
cefter, 16 Dec. 

Mr. 1644, appointed Mark-matter and joint Commiflary 
of Horfe in Lord General’s Army, 17 May—A Committee 
to confider of fome way to impower him to prevent Abufes of 
the Artillery Officers, 21—Order touching his marking Horfes, 
&amp;e. and for his Entertainment, 23—for Payment thereof; 
6 June. 

Coone, Hugh, 1643, Order for ftaying his Trial, 14 Apr. 

Cooper, Richard, 1642, to be fent for as a Deiinquent, fot 
being a Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 

Cooperthwayte, George, 1643, to be fent for, asa Delinquent, fot 
— to ferve after having received Preft-money, 25 
Mar. 

Coote, Sir Charles, 1644, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 3 Aug. Appointed Governor of the Province of 
Connaught, 1 O&amp; Order for too/. to him towards his 
Arrears, 21 Dec. 

Copledike, Mr. 1643, Information that he was affeffed 150 /. 
for his 2oth Part, 17 Aug.—Order touching the Payment 
thereof, 17 Aug. 7 Sept. 

Copley, Commiffary, 1643, a Committee to examine Informa- 
tions concerning him, and receive his Anfwer, 18 Mar. 
1644, Order for his ftaying to attend them, 25 Mar. 
His Petition, 3 Apr. To be read, 3 Apr. 10 May 
Report concerning him ; Refolutions thereupon, 5 June. Vide 
Privileges. Certificate from the Committee of Accounts of 
a Debt of 794/. 13s. 6d. due from him to the State, 31 Ang. 
Order fur Payment thereof, 31 Aug. 2 Oc&amp;t.—His Peti- 
tion thereupon referred to the Committee of Accounts, 4 Sept. 
Letters concerning his perfonal Pay, the Pay of his Troop, 
and his Servants, as Commiflary; Order for paying them— 
His own Pay to be fufpended, 2 O¢t——His Petition read, 
and — to a Committee, 1g ——Order for making Report, 

29 Nov. 

Corbett, Mr. 1643, Order for detaining Horfes feized by him, 
8 May. 

Miles, 1643, Matter of the Court of Wards to be moved 

to admit him into the Place affigned him by the Committee 

for the Revenue, 30 Jan. 

1644, Conference to be defired with Lords concerning it, 

25 Apr.——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for appoint- 

ing him Clerk of the Court of Wards, 1 May—Form there- 

of, 7. 

Sir John, 1643, Bufinefs concerning his Commiffion to be 
Colonel of the Forces raifed in Salop, referred to the Earl of 
Denbigh, 26 June Difference between him and the Gen- 
tlemen of the County, referred to a Committee, 3 July— 
Order for his Attendance upon the Houfe, and not to proceed 
upon the Commitlion, 4. 

Cordell, Mr. 1642, Order touching his conveying Powder or 
Saltpetre to his Mills, 15 Mar. 

1644, the Committee for the Navy to confider whether 
he has performed his Contraét, 4 June Letter concern- 
ing Powder taken at his Mills referred to a Committee, 
16 Sept. 

Corey, Thomas, 1644, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall for his Compofition, 6 Dec.—Bufinefs concerning his _ 
Delinquency recummitted ; State of Proofs, and Certificate of 
his Delinquency, to be prefented, 23. 

Cork, Earl of, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament; Order for fequeftering bis Eftate, and ftopping all 
Monies, &amp;c. to be delivered to him, 10 Nov. 

Corn, 1643, Order for tranfporting Prize Corn Cuftom-free, 5 
Od. A Committee to prepare Ordinance to prevent tran{- 
porting Corn, Butter, Cheefe, Wool, and Fuller’s Earth, 6 
Jan. Ordinance read ; Order for Second Reading, 29 Feb. 

Commiftioners of the Cuftoms to take care no Corn be 
tranfported, and fend the Order to the Ports, 12 Jan. 

Cornets, 1643, taken at Cirencefter, fent down from Lords, and 
referred to a Committee, 28 Sept.——Declaration thereupon 
read, agreed to, and to be printed, 5 Oct. Others taken in 
Derbythire to be communicated to Lords at a Conference, 
8 Jan.——Another taken at Hillfden Houfe, to be pretented, 
15 Mar. 

Corfellis, Nicholas, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with his 
Wife, &amp;c. into Holland, 8 Aug. 










































































-Cornwall, 1642, Letters, and Papers inclofed, concérning a 


Treaty between the Cornifl and Devonfhire Forces, read, 17 

Mar. Referred to a Committee, 18. Committee to prepare 

Infiructions for the Committee there, 20. Infiruétions read, 

and recommitted, 21. 

1643, a Committee to prepare a Declaration con 

cerning the Proceedings of the ‘Treaters, 11 Apr. Cow- 
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finittees Letter, relating that the Treaty was ended, 24. 
——Appointment of High Sheriff refpited, 30 Dec. 

—— 1644, Hizh Sheriff appointed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 15 July Order for continuing him, 2 Dec. 
Sent to Lords, 3. 

Cornwallis, Sir Frederick, 1643, to be enjoined to return forth- 
with to Oxon; Speaker to grant him a Pafs, 11 Apr. 
Cottenham, 1644, Order for fequetiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 7 June. ; 
Cotterell, Captain, 1644, Petition; Order for Payment of his 
Arrears, 17 May. 

Cottington, Lord, 1643,Commiffioners of Excife to be put in 
Poffeffion of his Houfe, 15 Sept. Order for felling his fe- 
quettered Goods, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 9 Feb. 
Cotion, Lieutenant, 1644, Information againft him referred toa 
Committee, 10 May. 

Covenant, 1643, a Committee to withdraw, and prepare a Co- 
venant ; Covenant reported; Refolution for tendering it to all 
Members; feveral take it; further Time granted to others, 
upon their Requeft; Covenant to be entered ‘in a Book; 
Members to fubfcribe their Names; a Committee to prepare 
it in a fit.-manner to be taken by the whole Kingdom, 6 June 
—Covenant prefented, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired at a Conference, 7—Meflage to acquaint 
them feveral Members had taken it, 8—Covenant returned 
from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed .to; 
Order for printing it, g—Day appointed for taking it in Lon- 
don and Wetiminfter, 17—for taking it within the Bills of 
Mortality; Lord Mayor to be defired to difperfe the Order, 
24—Ofticers and Soldiers in Garifon to take it, 23—A Com- 
mittee to prepare an Oath for them, and [nftructions tor taking 
it through the Kingdom, 24—Oath and Inftructions reported, 
27—Lord General to be defired to’tender it to the Army, 26 
——Affembly to take it; the Committees for the Militia and 
for Examinations to tender it to whom they pleafe, 13 July— 
A Committee to confider of fome Vindication thereof, 19— 
Explanation thereof read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Houfe put them in mind thereof, 15 Aug. 
Deputy Lieutenants, &amp;c. to tender it in the feveral Coun- 
ties, if the Minifters, Churchwardens, or Conttables refufe, 28 
July Lord General to be defired to tender the Covenant 
and Explanation to the Army, 1 Aug. 

1643, Letter from the Commiffioners of both Houfes 
in Scotland, and a mutual Covenant, &amp;c. read; Copy to 
be fent to General, another to the Afflembly, with Power 
to confider of the Lawfulnefs of taking it in point of Con- 
feience, 26 Aug.—Their Judgment and Refolutions read ; 
Prolocutor heard; Speaker’s Anfwer, 31 Aflembly to 
publifh the Reafons of their Opinions, 15 Sept. Cove- 
nant to be confidered by Houle, 31 Aug. Proceed- 
ings thereupon, 1, 2, 5, Sept. A Committee to prepare 
Anfwer to the 5th Article, 4—AInftruG@ion to infert the 
Church of Ireland, 5—Report read, and agreed to, 6—A 
Committee impowered to treat with the Scots Commiflioners 


























upon the 5th Article, 11—Liberty given to treat upon the ° 


whole ; Aflembly to be defived to appoint a Committee to al- 
fift them, 12—Covenant, as agreed to by, the Committee and 
Scots Commiffioners, read, pafled, and to be delivered to 
Lords at a Conference; Draught thereof referred to the At- 
fembly, 14.—Lords Concurrence fignified ; the Committee 
and Commiffioners to confider what is fit to be done further ; 
a Committee to confider an information concerning a Petition 
framing againft it, and to take Courle for fupprefling it, 18 
—A Committee to prepare Declaration concerning taking it, 
19.—Confiderations concerning taking it, reported ; Minifters 
to prepare the People for it in their Sermons next Sunday; 
Affembly to be defired to difpofe of themfelves next Faft-day, 
fo as to preach within the Bills of Mortality upon the taking it, 
21—T'ime and Place appointed for the Houfe to take it; Lords 
and the Affembly to be defired to take it at the fame Time 
and Place; Refolution that fome of the Affembly be appointed 
to exhort thofe who are to take it, 22—Narrative ef the Pro- 
ceedings and Manner of taking the Covenant, 25. To be 
printed, 26.—Minifters defired to preach to Pertons willing to 
take it, 30 Sept.——10 &amp; 16 Oct.—Covenant to be tendered 
in all Churches within the Bills on Sunday next, 3 Oct.—To 
be read therein; Order for the Divines of the Affembly 
to tender the Covenant in Parifhes that feem backward, 12. 
Their Anfwer, 23——Like Order, 30 Nov. The Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifters to confider_of a Courfe for 
taking it in the Counties, 1 Nov.—Another Committee ap- 
pointed for that Purpofe, 6——AlIl Men above Sixteen to 
take it, 18 Dee.——Ordinance from Lords concerning tender- 
ing it to Officers in Chancery, and Pleaders, read twice, and 
committed, 12 Jan—Inftructions for taking it through the 
Kingdom, read, and agreed to; Affembly to prepare an Exhor- 
tation to accompany them; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
upon the [nftructions, 3o——Ordinance and Inftructions read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Feb. —— 








Exhortation read, and recommended again to the Affembly, 
5. Read twice, agreed to, and to be printed, g——A Com- 
mittee to confider of tendering the Covenant to Englifh Sub- 
jects in foreign Parts, 2 Mar. Order for making Report, 7. 

Coveney, George, 1643, to be fent for to attend a Committee, 
24 Jan. 

Covent Garden, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants referred to a 
Committee, 15 Mar. 


1644, the Committee for the Bill concerning 
the Parfonage revived ; Order for their Meeting, 25 Nov.—— 
6 Dec. 

Coventry, 1643, Order for delivering great Saddles, &amp;c. out of 
the public Stores for the Service of the Town, 4 Apr.—Letter 
from thence concerning Prince Rupert’s Carriage read, 14. 
Committees Letter, with intercepted Letters from Sir John 
Brooke, read, and to be printed, 3 May. Vide Brooke, Sir John. 
—Order tor fending Powder, 13 May 18 Aug. Letter 
from thence read, und referred to the Committee for Exami- 
nations, 12 June— Another Letter; Order for providing 
Arms, &amp;c. 27 Order for the Committee to detain Horfes 
going through to Shrewfbury, 8 July Petition of Owners ; 
Order for retioring them, 3 Aug.—Petition of Parifhioners of 
Trinity for fequettering the Living; Mr. Herring to be 
propounded to the Affembly for their Teitimony,g. ‘Their 
Certificate prefented ; Order thereupon, 14 Committees 
Letter, defiring the Parliament Forces might take the Field, 
read; Member to prepare Anfwer, 21 Committees added 
to the Committee ior Sequeftrations, 17 O&amp;. Letters 
concerning the Place of Governor, read, and recommended to 
Lord General; his Aufwer reported ; Conference defired by 
Lords concerning the State of the City agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conterence held, and reported; Lord General to 
be defired to compofe the Differences between the Earl of 
Denbigh and the City; Colonel Barker to be continued 
Governor ; Member to fend down a Copy of Lord Den- 
bigh’s Ordinance, and the Vote, 2 Dec.—Committees Letter 
referred to the Committee for Safety, 11. 

1644, additional Committees to the Committee for Se- 
quettrations, agreed to by Lords, 7 May——the Committee to 
be defired that their Horfe may continue with Colonel Maffey, 
4 June—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. defiring Mr. Vines may be 
Vicar, 13. Vide Vines. 

Lord, 1644, Order for Affeffment of his 2oth Part, 
fent to Lords, 24 June. 

Covert, John, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
admitting him to a Fine and Compofition; Committee to 
compound with him, 23 Oét. 

Councell, Alexander, 1642, Order for 4o/. to him for his good 
Services; the Committee for Safety to confer a Command on 
him, 21 Mar. 

Council of War, 1643, a Committee to confider of fettling it, 
17 Oct. Lord General to be defired to appoint a Prefident, 
10 &amp; 18 Nov. 

Council Board, 1643, a Committee to vifit the Goods difvo- 
vered in the Trealury of the Records thereof, and open the 
Trunks, 5 Feb. 

Counties, 1644, Draught of Letter to them to have their Forces 
in Readinefs, read, and agreed to; the Committee of both 
Kingdoms to write according to the Form thereof; their 
Letter read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 22 O&amp;ét.—The 
Committee tu dilpofe of them, 26———Letter to quicken them 
in bringing in the Arrears of the Two Months Afleffinents, and 
the Bill for 4o0,000/. read, and agreed to, 12 Nov. Lords 
Concurrence fignified; Speaker to fend Copies into the fe- 
veral Counties, 13. 

Courter. Mr. Vide Curteene. 

Courtney, Captain Richard, 1644, to be exchanged for Captain 
James Erifey, 29 O&amp;. 

Courts of Jujiice, 1643, Order for feizing and difpofing of Mo- 
nies due to abfent Judges, &amp;c. 12 May—Declaratioa that 
Judges prefent here are net comprehended in the Order, 17— 
A Committee to receive Informations concerning the Obftruc- 
tions of Juftice by the Ablence of the Seal of any Court, 10. 
—Order for paying to Sir A. Haflerigg Monies payable to ab-- 
fent Officers, 1 June ——-The Committee for Obftructions 
impowered to commit for Contempt, and difcharge, 20 Sept. 
——Ordinance for making void the Offices of all Officers 
that have fhewn any Dilaffeétion to the Parliament, read 
twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence figuified, 25 Dec. 
——Order prohibiting the Judges to adjourn any of the 
Courts longer than for a Day, nor from Weftmintte: ; to be 
fent to them; Lords Concurience to be defired—Ordinance 
concerning abfent Oilficers, read, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defied, 29 Jan. 

Coutor, Abraham Van, and Adrian Henrix, 1644, Petition 
recommended by the States Ambafladors, read, and referred 
to the Court of Admiralty, 29 Oct. 

Cowdry, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 29 Dee—Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 31 Jan. 

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Cowdry Houfe, 1644, Goods feized there to be brought up, 11 
Apr. To be fiored in Campden Houfe, 18 May. 

one, Robert, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 19 

uly. 

Sir Anthony Athley, 1644, to have Liberty to go into his 
own County, 10 July——Confideration of fequetiering his 
Efiate, and of his coming in, referred to the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall, 14 Aug. Report; Order for difcharging 
his Sequeftration, upon paying a Fine, 22. 

Sir Edmund, 1644, to be fent for, asa Delinquent, 10 

Dec. Vide Jaques, Sir Roger. 

Abigail, 1644, Order for paying her Part of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Cox, Dr. 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 9 June. 

Craigh, Lady, 1643, Letter concerning her reterred to the 
Committee for Irth Affairs, 16 May. 

Cranbrook, 1643, Ordinance trom Lords, requiring the Archbi- 
fhop of Canterbury to collate thereto, 1 June. 

Crane, Thomas, 1643, Letter concerning his furnifhing Provi- 
fions for Munfter, referred to the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 
28 Nov. 

Cranmer, William, 1644, Letter from him and the Merchants 
Adventurers at Rotterdam, referred to the Committee for 
the States Ambafladors, 14 Aug. 

Crathorn, Mr. 1643, Butinefs concerning him referred to a 
Committee, 23 O&amp;. 

Craven, John, 1643, Petition concerning a Debt due to him 
from Nicholas Wolfe; Petitioner to have Liberty to recover it 
at Law; Confideration of his Services referred to the Com- 
mittee for Safety, 16 Dec. 

Lord, 1643, Lords to be defired that he may be affeffed 
his 20th and 5th Part, 17 Feb. : 

——— 1644, Tents, feized for Non-payment thereof, to be de- 
livered to the Matter of the Ordnance, 6 May. 

Crawford, Colonel, 1643, examined touching the Affairs of 
Ireland; further Examination referred to a Committee; has 
Leave to prefent his Reafons for coming away ; thanked for 
his Services, 3 Feb.—-Confideration of his Lieutenant Colonel, 
referred, 12——To have the Affurnnce of the Houfe for a 
ftanding Regiment in lreland—Public Faith to him and his 
Oificers for Arrears, 15 Mar. 

1644, Order tor Payment of his Arrears, 16 May. 

Creation-money, 1644, Order from Lords concerning it to be 
read, 17 Juiy. ‘They put the Houte in mind thereof, 20 July 

io Aug. Read; not to be read a Second time but in a 
full Houle, 24. 

Creichton, George, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for plundered Minifters, 25 Nov. 

Cressy, Earl of, 1643, Ordinance for difcharging his Retinue, 
&amp;c. 1 June—Metlage trom Lords, acquainting the Houfe 
they had granted bim a Safe-conduct to go to the King and 
Queen, 3. Safe-conduct read, and agreed to; Order for 
fearching his Trunks, &amp;c. go—A Committee to confider of the 
Caute of refiraining his Servants, 12 Meffage from Lords 
concerning his Requeft to them, 28 July. Vide Digby, Sir 
Kenelme To have Warrant to go to the King, 6 Sept.— 
To be acquainted with an Information touching Preparations 
in Normandy, 14———To have Warrant to pals with his Ser- 
vants to Oxford, 11 O&amp;t. 

1644, tohave like Warrant to pafs to Oxford and Ex- 
on, 30 May——Clerk to take Copies of his Letter to Mr. 
Walter Mountague, and the Meilengers Examination, 12 
July. 

Crew, Randall, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the goth Part at Southwark, 18 Sept. 

: Mr. 1644, difpatched to Lord General’s Army upon 
important Occations, 6 June-——Order for paying Intereft due 
upon his Loan, 1 July. 

Crimes, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for fequefiering his Eftate— 
for fequefiering the yearly Allowance to his Son, 15 July. 

Cripps, Mr. 1643, the Committee for Safety to give a Warfant 
for Recompence to him for carrying Letters to and from Sir 
William Waller, 5 July. ; 

Crifp, Sir Nicholas, 1643, Order for Sale of Redwood feized 
from him, 20 May—for delivering the Proceed thereof to the 
Treafurer of the Navy—Duke of Gloucetier’s PiGure, in his 
Poffeilion, to be referved for the Duke, 24 His Houfe to 
be employed tor receiving fick Soldiers, 9 June A Com- 
mittee to receive Information concerning his Efiate, 8 July— 
Order for Sale of his fequeflered Goods, 28——Ordinance 
concerning his Adventure in a Ship returned upon account of 
the Guiney Company, read twice, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence fignified,2 Dec. 

1644, his Houfe in Lyme-fireet to be furveyed, and the 
Eftimate reported to the Committee at Haberdaihers Hall, 2 
Sept. 

a, Samuel, 1643, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the 
Comuittee for Examinations; Order jor fecuring him; the 
Committee at Campden Houle to fecure his Eftate, 26 Jan. 

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Lady, 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody; none to fpeak 
with her; her Clofet and Cabinet to be fearched; Butinefs 
referred to the Committee for Examinations; Committee to 
difpofe of her till Report can be made, 20 July. 

Crocker, Captain, 1644, Order for delivering him his Prize 
Goods, —_ paying ready Money according to Appraifement, 
and the Excife, 24 June. 

Crockett, William, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, and for Sa- 
tisfaction for Injuries, read, 25 Aug. 

Croft, Captain Robert, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 8 July. . 

James, and Matthew Hollworthy, 1643, Petition concerning 
Tranfportation of Calves Skins referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 7 Apr. ; 

Crofts, William, 1643, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, to an- 
{wer Matters to be objected againft him, 3 July. 

Mrs. 1644, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
Paffes to her and others from the King’s Quarters, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Refolu- 
tion againft granting them ; Lord General to be acquainted 
therewith, 18 May. ; 

Crompton, Sir Henry, 1643, his Lady to have Leave to vifit him 
in the Tower, 26 May. 

John, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Cromwell, Colonel Oliver, 1642, impowered to difpofe of the 
— taken by him—To be thanked for his Services, 21 
Mar. 














1643, Member to prepare Ordinance, enabling him to 
raife Money for Maintenance of his Forces, 24 Apr. Ordi- 
nance impoweriag him and others to feize Malignants Goods, 
25 Agreed to by Lords, 2 May—His Letter affigning Rea- 
fons why he has not met with the Lincolnfhire Forces at the 

tendezvous; a Committee to prepare Letter to Lord Grey, 
to join him, 8——To have free Quarter upon his March; 

Order for fending him Forces, 4 Aug.—for fending him Muf- 

quets, 8—tor sending him Powder, &amp;c. 9. 

1644, Order for providing Arms for his Regiment, 4 

Oct. Amended, 5—for paying for them, 12. Agreed to by 

Lords, 14. Miftakes in the Sums to be reétitied, 16—To de- 

clare his Knowledge of the Proceedings of the Armies fince 

their Conjunction, 23 Nov. His Narrative referred to a Com- 
mittee, 25 Proteftation of Secrecy to be continued upon 
them; Order impowering lefs than Eight to aét, revoked; 

Quefiion for Leave to {peak againft the Order to them, 

Neg. 4 Dec. 

Colonel William, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into 
Holland, 14 Aug. . 

Crooke, Mr. 1643, Voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 15 Nov. 

Crofs, St. Hofpital. Vide Lifle, Mr. 

Croje, John, 1643, Committed to Newgate, for abafing War- 
rants for apprehending Priefis, 12 May. 

- Mrs. 1643, Order for carrying her Plate and Jewels to 

Guildhail, 3 June. 

Robert, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Assem- 

bly, 23 Oét. 

Mr. 1644, a Committee to confider of the State and 

Quantity of Oats in his Hands, 4 May. . 

Crowland, 1643, the Committee for the Navy to furnifh the 
Town with Powder, 19 May. 

1644, Ordinance for erecting Fords and Boats, and raif- 
ing Forces, to annoy the Garifon, read twice, and committed, 
31 Oct.—-—To be reported, 4 Nov. Reported, and pafled, 
6. 

Crown Office. Vide Corbett, Miles. 

Croydon, 1643, Order touching fending a Regiment for fecuring 
the Town and Pafiages thereabouts, 20 Dec. 

Cruyjje, Mary Vander, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with her 
Daughters, &amp;c. to Rotterdam, 15 Aug. 

Cullen, Lady, 1643, Order for difpoting of her Goods, 11 
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William. Vide Day, Thomas. 

Culling, Thomas, and John Heather, 1643, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 8 May. 

Culliver, Jolin, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 10 
July. 

Cua. Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
piundered Minifiers, 2 Dec. 

Cumberland, 1644. High Sheriff appointed, 26 O&amp;. 

Cunningfby, Thomas, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
adimitting him to a Fine and Compofition ; the Committee to 
compound with him, 23 Oct. 

Cunningham, Sir David, 1643, Order for refioring his Horfes— 
To have Warrant te go with his Wife, &amp;c. into Scotland, 7 
June. 

— Thomas, 1643, a Committee to confider of Means 
for paying Monies due to him, 7 Mar. 





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Currans, 1643. Vide Supply. 


—— Colonel, 1644, Paper concerning an Alteration of Offi- 





cers in Regiment, referred to Lord General, 1 Apr. Or- 
‘der for 507. to him, 10 June——Agreed to by Lords, 10 
July——Order for paying Part of his Arrears to his Widow, 
7 Aug. 


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Liberty given to land and 
fell them, paying the Cuftoms, 2 Aug —The Committee for 
the Navy to confult with the Turkey Merchants about import- 
ing them, 17—~—Conference defired by Lords concerning an 
Ordinance about them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 28 Sept. Reported; Order for landing 
45 Barrels, upon paying the Cuftoms, 5 Oct.—Order to be 
prepared for landing Morea Currans, and confirming the Re- 
ftraint of importing them from Zant and Cephalonia, 21 
Account of Currans imported, ordered, 1 Nov. Petitions 
for and againft landing Zant and Cephalonia Currans, read, and 
referred to a Committee ; Queftion for referring the Ordinance 
prohibiting the Importation of them, Neg. 3 Jan.—Report; 
previous Quetiion that the Rates be 10s. a Hundred, Neg. 
Refolution for fetting 6s. on them; the Committee to treat 
with Merchants defirous to import them, 8—Order for dif- 
pofing of the Overplus, befides the Excife and Cuftoms, 13.— 
Ordinance for landing them, and difpoting of the Proceed of 
the Cuftoms, 16. Agreed to by Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 17—The Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall to report what Monies are due from Importers fince the 
Ordinance for prohibiting the landing them, 20. Report re- 
ferred to the Committee for Reformadoes ; Lords to be defired 
to amend a Mitiake in the Penalty—Ordinance enabling the 
Levant Company to trade for them into the Grand Signior’s 
Dominions, read, and agreed to, 29.——Lords Concurrence 
fignified, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 1 
Feb.—A Committee to confider of the Quantities landed, and 
by whom, 7—Member to prepare Ordinance for felling Cur- 
rans forfeited for Non-payment of Cuftoms, 14. Ordinance 
read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
27. Signified, 2g——-Ordinance trom Lords, enabling the 
Levant Company to import Zant and Cephalonia Currans, 
agreed to, 19 Mar. 

1644, Veclaration that all Currans imported fince the 
firfi Ordinance for prohibiting them, are within the [ntention 
of the Ordinance for 6s. a Hundred, 19 Apr——A Com- 
mittee to fiate the Matter of Fact of the whole Bufinefs con- 
cerning them, 4 June——Order for Sale of Currans feized 
and forfeited, 1 July——Houfe to confider the Bufinefs con- 
cerning importing them, 21 Nov. 

Curfiters, 1643, One to have Warrant to go to Oxon—Writs 
fiayed by a Committee, to be delivered to hin—Curfitors to 
keep the Profits of fealing original Writs, 27 April. 

Curteene, Mr. 1643, Lord Admiral to be defired to ftay his Ship 
in the Downs, 21 June— Order for buying his Saltpetre ; none 
to be tranfported, 23 Dec. Order for fiaying his Ships till 
he pays Money due tor Cuftoms, 3 Jan.—Articles of Agree- 
ment between the Committee for Safety and him; the Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance to that Purpofe, 12. Ordinance 
read, 20. Read Second time, and agreed to; Claute to be 
left out, 30. 

1644, Order for flaying his Saltpetre, and buying it for 
the State, 22 July. 

Curwen, Sir Patricius, 1642, Information that he is very active 
in the Commiflion of Array : voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 15 Mar. 

1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 28 Sept. 

Cujtomers, 1642, Ordinance for reimburfing them Monies ad- 
vanced, and to be advanced; for continuing them, and 
authorifing them to place and difplace their Deputies, 15 
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1643, another Ordinance for reimburfing them, agreed 
to by Lords, 25 Mar.——The Commiflioners to attend the 
Committee for the Navy touching a Propofition for advancing 
Money for the Navy; the Committee to confider what Power 
is granted them by former Ordinances, 21 Apr. Com- 
miflioners and Collectors to attend, 2, 4, &amp; 5 May—Propofi- 
tion to them for advancing 45,000/. for the Navy, 5—'their 
Propofal; Speaker’s Anfwer, 6. Their Anfwer thereto in 
Writing, read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy— 
The Advancing of Credit to them upon the old Commiflioners 
Debts, referred to the Committee for their Accounts, 10— 
Order for diftraining for feveral of them; the Committee for 
the Navy to prepare Ordinance for Recovery of others, 20— 
Ordinance to prevent Abutfes in Stealing of Cuftoms, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. Signitied, 
30 Cuftomers to fuffer no Perfon to pafs the Seas without 
the Leave of the Houte ; to fuffer no Goods to be tranfported 
except Merchandize ; to fend the Orders to the Out-ports, 
4 Aug.—Cuttomers to fearch Trunks, &amp;c. and tiay prohibited 
Goods, 7. Orders explained, 16—Commiflioners to attend 
concerning forbearing their Salaries, and the Repayment of a 








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Loan; Propofition to be put in Writing, 17. Members to 
treat with them about the Conditions of Forbearance ; their 
Anfwer, 22.—Propofitions made to them; their Anfwer; 
previous and main Queitions for continuing them feverally, 
Affirm. Ordinance for that Purpofe read; Speaker’s Speech to 
them ; their Anfwers ; Order touching Money depofited in their 
Hands by the Eaft India Company, 24—Further Propofitions ; 
their Anfwer; Order for paying the Eaft India Company’s 
Money; the Propofitions to be delivered to them in Writing, 
26. Their Antwer, 28. Further Propofitions; their Anfwer, 
28 &amp; 290—A Committee to treat with them about advancing 
Monies upon the Credit of the Cuftoms, 29. Report— 
Another Committee to treat with them thereupon, 16 Sept. 
—Their Propofition for raifing 30,cool, reported; Ordi- 
nance for their Security read, and agreed to; Order for 
immediate Payment of 10,000/.—The Committee for the 
Navy to require the old Cuftomers to pay their Debts, and 
receive their Aufwer, 18. Cuftomers to attend them, 18 Sept. 
18 Nov. Order for 4o/. to their Auditors ; Cuftomers 
to attend the Houfe, 29 Sept. Ordinance for continuing 
the prefent Commiflioners, and the former Ordinance for Pay- 
men: of Duties, read twice, and committed ; Continuance 
thereof, 14 Mar.—Ordinance reported, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20. 














~—— 1644, Commiffioners to be defired to advance 2,300 /. 


for Payment of the Reformadoes, 18 Apr——Order for ditf- 
training for Debts due for Cufioms, 20 May—Ordinance for 
reimburfing the Commiffioners divers Sums advanced by them, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 
Signified, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 5 June 
—Their Anfwer to Propofitions for raifing 50,000/. reported ; 
the Committee to fiate to the Houfe the Way propounded for 
better regulating the ColleCtors of the Cuftoms, and for the 
Advance of Money for the Navy, 11 Sept. Comuniflioners 
Propofitions reported—A nother Committee to treat with them 
about managing the Cuftoms to the beft Advantage, and to put 
their Conceptions in Writing, 2 Oct. Report; Orders there- 
upon, 19. Sufpended, 21 Order for their paying all 
Monies, received fince 21st September lait, to the Treafurer of 
the Navy, and for Payment of future Receipts, 15—-A Com- 
mittee to examine the Mifcarriages of the Commiflioners, 
ig—Letter from their Secretary read; Loan of 8,o00/. ac- 
cepted ; a Committee to hear the Commiflioners, 21—Report; 
the Committee to confider of proper Security to them, and 
what Advantage may arife if the Houfe refume the Cuftoms ; 
to confider whether, by afcertaining the growing Charge of the 
Navy, the Commitlioners may not be dealt with for a certain 
Payment within the Year—Another Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for continuing the Cuftoms; Co:nmiflioners, upon 
the Credit thereof, to be treated with for a Loan of 10,000/. 
9 Nov. Ordinance to be prefented, 21 Dec. 














Cuthbert, Robert. Vide Dammond. 


Cutler, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 29 June——To 
be fent for in fafe Cuttody, 25 Nov. 

Cutts, Sir John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 24 
Apr. 

Cyder, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Cyphers, 1643. Vide Supply. 


18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. 
A. 1042, 1643, &amp; 1644. 


D4 CRES, Thomas, 1643, willing to continue his Loan ; 
Order touching Repayment, 15 Dec. 

Dagenham, 1643, Order for fequettering the Living read, and 
agreed to, g Oct. 

Dalbier, Quartermafier, 1644, Informations concerning him re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Wefi, 27 June —Report; 
Queftion for fending him down to the Army, Neg. 21 Oct.— 
Letter defiring he may be fent, read,g Nov. Order for report- 
ing the Bufinefs concerning him,g &amp; 19 Nov. 4&amp;7 Dec. 

Dallington, 1643, Order for fequetiering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 8 Sept. . 

Dallifon, Charles. Vide Heron, Edward. 

Martin, 1643, Order touching his Pay as Clerk to the 
Committee for Advance of Monies, 9 May. , 

Sir Charles, 1644, not to be difcharged without Confent 
of the Houfe, 3 July. 

— Sir Thomas, 1644, his Letter to Prince Rupert read, 12 
y ug. 

Daljion, Sir George, 1642, Information concerning his fend- 
ing Hortes to the Commiflioners of Array ; voted incapable 
of fitting during this Parliament, 15 Mar. 

1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 28 Sept. 

Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Sir William, 1643, Order for fequeftcring his Eftate, 

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Dammond, Thomas, and Robert Cuthbert, 1643, Petition re- 
ferred to Lord Admiral, 3 Jan. 

Danfke, Captain Rolfe, 1644, to be difcharged from his Em- 
ployment in the Fleet, 4 Apr. | 

Danvers, Thomas, 1644, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 
20 June. 

Captain William, 1643, Order for delivering Swords to 
him, 10 Aug.—Impowered to fell Wool brought from Lei- 
celier towards Payment of Arrears to him and his Troops, 14 

Order for Repayment of Monies advanced by him, 
12 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 

Darell, Johanna, 1643, to have Warrant to return to Utrecht, 
6 Sept. 

Darley, Mr. 1643, Letter concerning the taking and fending 
him to Scarborough, 17 June. 

Darleyes, Mrs. and Mrs. Greenway, 1644, Letters concerning 
them read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 5 
Aug. 

Darrell, Paul, 1644, his Condition referred to the Committee 
for Prifoners, 14 May. 

Dartford, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants ; Lecturer reeommend- 
ed, 25 Mar. Letter from thence read, 19 July —A Com- 
pany to march thither, 22. 

Dartmouth, 1643, Order for feizing and felling Malignants 

_ Ships there, 12 Sept. 

D’ Aubigny, Lady, 1643, Information of her having vifited Sir 
Hugh Pollard referred to the Committee for Informations, 13 
June Order tor making Report; the Committee to exa- 
mine her Servants taken in their Way to Oxon; Order for 
their Commitment to Lord Petre’s Houle in the mean time, 8 
July—Refolution for proceeding to her Trial upon the Evi- 
dence againft her, 14 Her Petition for Enlargement, or a 
{peedy ‘Trial; a Committee to inquire after the Utage of her; 
no one, except her Brother, to vifit her, 2 Aug—A Com- 
mittee to confider of fome way for the Trial; impowered to 
remove her, 14 Her Petition, defiring her Liberty, read ; 
Order for continuing her in Reftraint at her own Charge; the 
Committee to examine her again; no other Members to vifit 
her, 5 Sept. 

Davenant, Sir William, 1643, Refolution for impeaching him 
of High Treafon ; a Commiitee to receive Informations and 
prepare the Impeachment, 8 Mar. 

Davies, Matthew, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 16 Mar. 

William, 1643, tobe fent for, as a Delinquent, for re- 
fufing to pay the Weekly Aileffinents, 11 Apr. Order for 
his Difcharge, 16 May. 

Mr. 1643, Information againft him referred to the 
Committee for abfent Members, 13 May. 

Davis, William, 1643, to be removed from Lambeth Houfe to 
Norwich Gaol, 26 May. 

Colonel William, 1643, recommended by Lords to be 
Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 3 Jan, 

Davifon, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, referred to a Committee, 
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To another Commitiee, 4 Nov. 

— Sir Alexander, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 
Nov. 

Davy, Richard, 1643, Information concerning his fraudulent 
landing Goods at Lyun; Governor to be defired to fummon 
him to appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe 
Cufiody, 5 Oct. 

Edmund, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 16 Aug. 

Dawes, Mr. 1642, Lords to be moved to haften the pafling of 
his Bill, 16 Mar. 

- Sir Thomas, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering his Eftate; 
Quetiion for pailing, Neg. 3 Oct—Another read, and agreed 
to, 23 His Petition referred to a Committee, 11 Mar. 

Dawkes, Captain Richard, 1643, Letter concerning his Endea- 
vours to keep Dover Caftie for the King, read; to be fent up 
in fate Culiody; Examination referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 9 Sept. 

—— Thomas, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftedy; Exami- 
nation referred to the Committee for Examinations, 9 Sept. 

Day, Thomas, and William Cullen, 1644, Petition referred to 
the Committee for Examinations, 6 June. To have public 
Faith for Repayment of Money paid by them, %o. 

Deal, 1643, Order for preventing new Buildings near the Fort, 
31 Aug. : : ne 

Deanchurch, 1643, Order touching paying Minifters of the 
Parifh and Chapels therein, 29 June Ordinance for 
fequeftering the Living, 9 O&amp;. 

Deane, Mr. 1643, Order for feizing Money due to him, 22 &amp; 
2a June. 

Deaflove, Thomas, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Debtors, 1643, a Committee to confider of Relief to the Cre- 
ditors of thofe imprifoned by Parliament, 24 June. 

Declarations, 1644, Order for printing all paft fince the Publi- 
cation of the laft Volume, 5 Aug. ; ; 

Deeping oe 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living 
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read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 
June. 

Deering, Sir Edward, 1642, Petition read; to have the Benefit 
of the Declaration of both Kingdoms, upon taking the Co- 
venant; a Committee to tender it, 7 Feb. Impowered to 
tender it to any Perfon that fhall come in, 8. 

1644, his Petition referred to the Committee at Knolle, 
31 May His Compofition, with the Reafon thereof, re- 
ported; Refoluticns thereupon; the Committee to agree with 
him according to them, 27 July Report; Order for dii- 
charging his Sequeftration without a Fine, 22 Aug. 

Delaune, Dr. 1643, appointed Phyfician to the Army, 1 July. 

Delignes, Peter. Vide Pettit. 

Delinquents, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering their Eftates, and 
the Names of the Sequeftrators, read, and agreed to, 15 Mar. 
Sent to Lords,17. Conference defired with them concerning 
it agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 21. 
Houfe put Lords in mind thereof, 22 &amp; 24. 

1643, Like Meflage, 25 Mar. Auother Conference 
defired by Lords agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; Lords Amendments agreed to ; a Com 
mittee of both Houles to put the Ordinance in Execution, 
and order the difperfing and paying for the printing of them— 
Another Ordinance prohibiting Tenants to pay Rents to certain 
notorious Delingvents, 27. Extended to Papifis, 31 ——The 
Committee, or any Three of them, impowered to require 
Afliftance, 4 Apr. Order impowering Five to meet, and put 
the Ordinance in Execution ; Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon; the Committee impowered Lo difpofe of their Houses 
about Town; Commiflioner added, 6.—Order for meeting 
of the Committee—Propofitions relating to Collegiate Bodies 
read, and referred, 11.—Ships Companies, in Counties where 
they are to aflift in apprehending Delinquents, 19.—Ordinance 
fur further Enlargement of the Ordinance for Sequeftrations 
read, and re-committed,1 May. Read again, and agreed to, 20. 
Committees added, 5 &amp; 20 May 22 June. The Commit- 
tee to confider of a better Way for putting the Ordinance in 
Execution, 23.—Ordinance for mortgaging their Houfes in and 
about London, 25. Treafurers appointed—Additipnal and 
explanatory Ordinance read, and recommitted, 2 June.-—— 
Read again ; Rule for an Allowance to the Wives and Children 
of Perfons within it, 6 July. Ordinance pafled, 8. Sent to 
Lords, 12. Melflage defiring them to hafien the pafling it, 
17 &amp; 22 July 11 Aug. A Committee to withdraw and 
prepare Reafons to be offered for the paffing it, 20 July 
Ordinance returned, with Amendments; Amendments read, 
and referred to a Committee, 16 Aug. Report ; Conference 
defired thereupon; Managers appointed ; Conference held ; 
another Conference defired by Lords agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 17 Order for Sale of fequettered Goods in and 
about London, and for difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 19 
June——-Abufes of Sequefirators communicated by Lords, 5 
July—Member to inquire what has been iffued out cf the Se- 
quetiration-monies, and by what Warrauts, 22——Ordinance 
for letting the Houfes of certain Delinquents read, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25 Aug——Member to 
prepare Ordinance concerning their concealed Eftates, 5 Sept. 
—Committees of the feveral Counties to fend to a Com- 
mittee the Rentals of Eftates feized or to be feized, 7. 
The Committee for Sequefirations to fell all fequeftered 
Goods, 16.—Order for paying in Sequeftratiou-monies to 
the Treafurers at Guildhall, 2g——-The Committee to meet 
during Adjournment; Declaration that the fequefiered Eftates 
of Perfons, who died in War againft the Parliament, fhall 
remain under Sequeftration ; the Committee at Northamptou 
to be acquainted therewith, 12 O&amp;—The Committee for the 
Navy to prepare Ordinance for felling their Timber, 21—-— 
Ordinance read twice, and committed, 14 Feb. Reported, 
and to be fair written, 16 Mar. Order for feizing and 
felling the fequefiered Goods of Perfons in War againft the 
Parliament, g Feb. Ordinance for felling Delinquents 
Timber in Kent and Effex, for the Ute of the Navy, 16 Mar. 
1644, Ordinance for felling Delinquents Timber, for the 

.Ufe of the Navy, read 3d time, and recommitted, 11 Apr. Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 
16.— Abufes of inferior Officers referred to the Committee for 
Sequetirations, 4 Apr.—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
appointing aftanding Committee totry them concerning Matters 
of War by Martial Law, 25.—Ordinance for better regulating 
Sequeftrations, and bringing in Monies upon thofe Ordinances, 
read, 27. Committed, go. Ordinance for Meeting of 
the Committee, 3 May. Reported, and paffed, 7. Sent to 
Lords, 20. Returned, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 24 Members of the Committees in the feveral 
Counties to haften up the Accounts— A Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for better Execution of the Ordinances with rela- 
tion to Gifts and Loans, 17 May.—Committees in the feveral 
Counties not Lo difcharge — or Goods without a 15 

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June——The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to prefent Lifts of 
their Eftates fit to be fold, and confider of all Circumitances 
conducible to raifing Money by fuch Sale, 10 July. Im- 
powered to contraét at Kight Years Purchafe for Lands, and 
Six for Houfes—Another Committee to confider of Four Per- 
fons in each County to value their Eftates upon Oath; Mem- 
bers for London to confider of Twenty, 2 Committees 
added, 7 Aug ——4 Sept. A Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for keeping Delinquents Courts, 23 Aug. Member to 
prepare Ordinance for Sale of their Eftates, 24 Ordinance 
to be read, 28 Nov. The Committee at Goldimiths Hall 
impowered to compound with them, 13 Sept——Names of 
Perfons fil to compound to be delivered to them ; Ordinance 
for difpofing of tlie Money raifed thereby, 16 Nov. 

Dellmay, Mr. 1644, to be added to the Aflembly ; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 28 Oct. 

Denbigh, County, 1643, Order for fending down Powder, 10 
June. 

Earl of, 1643, Ordinance conftituting him Commander 
in chief of the Forces in Lancafhire, &amp;c. read, and agreed to, g 
July. Sent to Lords, 10. Agreed to by them, 12. His Thanks 
to the Houfe, 13.—Ordinance for fecuring Monies horrowed 
by him for the State, agreed to by Lords, 20——His Leiter 
and Propofitions read; to be thanked; Propofitions referred 
to the Committee for Safety, 11 Aug. Lords to be ac- 
quainted with his Carriage, and the Proceedings of the Com- 
mittee towards him, 31 ‘Their Report to be printed and 
publifhed, 2 Sept. Lords to be defired to fend him to his 
Charge, 16 Sept. 17 O&amp;. Their Concurrence fignified, 
18. A Committee to acquaint him that the Houfe is not 
fatishied with his Anfwer concerning the Covenant, 20 Sept.— 
Ordinance tor his levying Monies read, and recommitted, 30. 

Ordinance enabling him to put in Execution all Ordi- 
nances for raifing Monies in Warwickfhire, &amp;c. read, and 
committed—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for the Ad- 
vance of his Forces, 2 Nov. His Letters, with a Protefia- 
tion and Declaration, communicated by Lords, to be con- 
fidered, 5 Dec.—Order for Lord General to fend for him to 
his Quarters, 11 Letters concerning him to be communi- 
cated to Lords at a Conference; Papers from Lords concern- 
ing him, referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 25. 

——— — 1644, his Letter concerning Prince Rupert’s Motions, 
and defiring a Supply of Money, Arms, &amp;c. read, 27 May— 
Another concerning taking the Town and Caftle of Ofwald- 
fire ; Order for fending him Money and Piftols; Member to 
prepare a Letter of Thanks, 28 June. Letter read, agreed to, 
and tobe fent to Lords, 29. Conference detired by Lords 
concerning him and his Affociation agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and to be reported, 14 Aug. Mef- 
fage from Lords concerning his Remonftrance touching the 
Affociation delivered thereat; Remonftrance referred to a 
Committee, 21 Order for their Meeting, 7 Nov. Mef- 
fage from Lords, with the Votes of the Committee, as re- 
ported and refolved by their Houfe, and defiring he may be 
difpatched with all proper Accommodations, 8 Letter 
concerning the Milcarriage of fome of his Officers, 23 Aug. 
——Petition of his Officers, and a Paper concerning the 
fame, read, 14 O&amp;. Meflage from Lords, acquainting the 
Houle they had appointed him to attend the King with Propo- 
fitions for a Peace; Copy of a Letter of both Houfes to be 
fent to him; Lords defire Money and Pifiols may be delivered 
to his Officers, according the Letter,14 Nov. They put the 
Houfe in mind thereof, 15 &amp; 16. Report of the whole Mat- 
ter of Fact, with the Proofs of the Complaint; Heads and 
Proofs to each read; previous Queftion, That the Third Head 
fiands proved, Affirmative; Fourth and Fifth Heads laid afide; 
previous Queftion, that he is clear of any Difaffection to the 
public Service, Affirmative; Queftion for concurring with 
Lords in fending him down to his Affociation, Neg. Refolution 
that he is delervedly employed in carrying the Propofitions, 
20. 

Denham, Anne, 1643, Petition referred to the Committce for 
Sequetirations ; Committee impowered to deliver to her what 
Neceffaries they think fit, 11 May. 

Denmark, 1643, a Committee to prepare Inftructions for an 
Agent to be fent thither, 7 Apr. The Committee for the 
Navy to confider of the State of Two Ships from thence, 12 
July.—.\ Committee to fearch a Ship from thence, 29. Re- 
port; Order for landing and laying up the Goods—tor fend- 
ing the Arms to Colonel Cromwell, 31. Report of the 
(Quantity ; Judge of the Admiralty to illue a Commiffion for 
trying the Prize; no more to be difpofed of till after Trial, 3 
Aug. Order for expediting it, 8. Captain and others to 
have Liberty to carry the Ship away, 29 The Committee 
for the Navy to contider of Relief to Merchants whofe Goods 
are feized in Denmark, 2 Sept. A Committee to prepare In- 

fiructions for a Meffenger to be fent thither, 6. Inftruciions, 
and Letter to be fent therewith, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired,i9, Signified,21. Speaker to fign 



























































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THoirp VOLUME. 


Letters direGed to the King and Queen, 15 Sept. Additional 
Infiructions read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired ; feveral Letters figned by Speaker, 20. 

1644, Letters from the King and his Son read, and to 
be communicated to Lords, 3 June Petitions concerning 
a Danifh Ship at Portfmouth read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 24 July. 

Dennington Cafile, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
give an Account touching the Relief thereof by the King’s 
Forces, 13 Nov. Member’s Narrative thereof; Report not 
to be proceeded in, 14. The Committee to give Account 
of the whole Carriage and Motions of the Armies thereabouts, 
990 - 

Denton, Sir Alexander, 1643, to attend the Committee for fe- 
quefiering abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. To be affefled 
his ‘Twentieth Part, 25 Nov. Voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 22 Jan. Not to be exchanged 
without the Confent of Houfe, 12 Mar. Committed to 
the Tower, 16. Members have Leave to vifit him, 19. 

——- 1644, his Petition; Order for removing him to Lord 
Petre’s Houfe, 3 June——To be exchanged for John North- 
cott; the Committee for Rrifoners to take Security, and 
limit the Time for his going to folicit the Exchange, 16 

















— Thomas, 1643, to be difcharged from his Imprifon- 
ment, 16 Mar. 

Deputy Licutenants, 1644, Order againft prefenting any addi- 
tional Names, 7 Aug. 

Derby, County, 1642, Letter concerning a Petition privately 
fub{cribed to appoint certain Perfons Deputy Lieutenants ; 
Lord General to be acquainted therewith, 16 Mar. 

1643, Committees Letter, defiring a Supply of Arms and 
Ammunition ; Order thereupon ; a Committee to prepare 
Anfwer, 1 June. Anfwer read, agreed to, and figned by 
Speaker, 3. Committees added, 16 Oé&amp;.—Order for fend- 
ing down Powder and Match, 19. Receiver of Loans to- 
wards railing a Regiment of Horfe appointed, 21 Appoint- 
ment of High Sheriff refpited, 30 Dec.——Recorder to be 
difcharged ; Order for proceeding to a new Election, 22 
Jan. 

—-— 1644, Committees Letter, defiring Arms and Ammuni- 
tion; Order for Monies to them out of the 5th and 2oth 
Part of Abfentees Eftates, 17 Apr. Committees added to the 
feveral Committees, 17 Apr. 7 May 21 June. Or- 
der for fending down Powder and Pifiols, 25 Prohibit- 
ing Soldiers to ufe the Sequeftrations without the Confent 
of the Committee, 19 Aug.—High Sheriff agreed to by Lords, 
29 Motion for appointing a Clerk of the Peace; Houfe 
leave it to the ordinary Courfe, 14 Sept. High Sheriff’s 
Commiffion to be fent down, 2 Dec.—Ordinance concerning 
the Recorder fent to Lords, 12. 

Defept, Captain, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Scots Refurmadoes, 26 Jan. 

Devenijh, Mr. 1643, thanked, and to be rewarded by both 
Houfes, 26 Jan. 

Devereux, Sir George, 1643, Petition; Order for bailing him, 
1 July. 

Colonel, 1644, his Letter, with intercepted Letters to 
the Queen, read; ‘Thanks thereupon; Meflenger to be re- 
warded, 8 July. 

Devon, County, Vide Cornwall. 1643, Letter from Gentle- 
men, defiring Power to affociate themfelves ; a Committee to 
prepare an Affociation, 27 Mar. Ordinance for additional 
Sequefirators read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 11 Apr.—Ordinance for levying Monies for Payment 
of the Forces, 28 Sent to Lords, 18 May. To go as 


an Order of the Houfe only; Clerk to fign it, 23. Letters 









































and Papers from thence read, and referred to the Committee ~ 





for Safety, 29 Earl of Bedford difcharged from the Lieu- 

tenancy, 22 Aug. High Sheriff appointed ; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 1 Jan. 

1644, Lord Roberts appointed Lord Lieutenant, 10 July. 

High Sheritf appointed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 15 

Petition of diftreffed Exiles referred to the Committee for the 

Wett, 29 Nov. Order for continuing the High Sheriff, 2 

Dec. Sent to Lords, 3. 

Countets of, 1642, Order for difcharging her Trunks, &amp;c. 

and permitting them to pafs to Oxon, 15 Mar. 

1644, Lords defire Houfe to join in a Pafs for a Coach to 
fetch her from thence, ig July. Mifiake reétified; Pats 
agreed to, 20. 

Dewell, Henry, 1642, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for re- 
fuling to pay a Tax, 22 Mar. 

1643, Order for his Difcharge, 25 Mar. 

Dewes, Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, Examination concerning 
his Ettate referred to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 19 
May. 

; Sir Simonds, 1643, to be fent for to attend the Service 
of ‘the Houfe, 11 May. 
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Dick, Andrew, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Scotland, 
1 June. 

Dickerfon, John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Digby, Sir Kenelme, 1643, Lord Mayor’s Letter concerning 
his Commitment read; nothing done thereupon, 28 Mar.— 
Conterence defired by Lords concerning the French Agent’s 
Requeft for his. Releafe, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Report to be confidered, 
28 July.’ A Committee to examine him; Order for his Dif- 
charge, and going into France; not to return without Leave 
of the Houtfe, 29 Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe 
they are willing he fhould enjoy his Eftate ; Quettion for 
agreeing with them therein, Neg. 1 Nov. 

Lord, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
10 June Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter 
from him, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Letter to be communicated to the City ata 
Common Hall, 6 Jan. Duplicate thereof fent to Lords, 13. 
——His Letters to the Archbifhop of Canterbury and Secre- 
tary Nicolas, read, and to be printed, 13 Feb. 

-—— 1644, Intercepted Letters from him to the Queen and 
Jermyn, read, and referred to the Committee of both King- 
doms, 8 July. 

—— Dorothy, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with her Chil- 
dren, &amp;c. into Ruffia, 20 June. 

Dighton, Mr.1643. Vide Privileges. 

Ditton, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Dionis, St. Backchurch, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living 
read, and agreed to, 20 Odt. 

Dive, Sir Lewis, 1643, Letter concerning fearching and feizing 
his Houfe and Goods ; Order for Recompence to the Soldiers 
employed therein, 23 Apr. His Warrant for raifing Monies 
read; Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon ; 
Member to prepare the Impeachment, 23 Oct. 

Divines, Aflembly of. Vide Church Government——1644, to 
be defired to employ the Day in Prayer, 23 OG&amp;.——To em- 
ploy Part of the Fifth of November in Prayer, 28. 

Divifion of the Houfe, 1643, Members prefent at a Vote, but 
abfent at the Divifion, to give their Votes, 22 June. 

Dixon, Mr. 1643, committed to Southwark Compter ; Exa- 
mination referred’ to the Committee for Examinations, 
25 Apr. 

A 1643, Petition read; Information againft him re- 
ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 10 May. Report; 
Order for his Difcharge, 25. 

Dirwell, Elizabeth, 1644, Petition read, 6 May. Referred to 
the Committee for the King’s Revenue, 20. 

Colonel, 1644, Lord Say to be acquainted with the Pro- 
ceedings of the Houfe concerning the Wardfhip of his Heir, 
23 Aug. 

Dodd, Mr. 1643, the Committee for Examinations to confider 
of his Imprifonment; High Bailiff of Weftminfter to bring 
him to them, 15 Aug. 

—— 1644, his Petition referred, 6 Apr. 

Dodding, Captain George, 1643, to be exchanged for Captain 
George To:fon, 13 July —Order for delivering great Saddles, 
&amp;e. to him, 7 Oét. 

Dodfon, Captain Miles, 1644, to have the public Faith for Mo- 
nies he has a Warrant for, and yet unpaid, 20 Aug. 

Dollins, Abraham, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. 
to pals beyond Sea, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation 
to be fent to ihe Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Dome, Thomas, 1643, his Information referred to the Com- 
mitiee for Examinations, 17 July. 

Dona, Baron, 1643, Speaker’s Pafs to be fent to him in Holland 
to come to London, 2 Nov. 

Dorchejier, 1643, Letter from thence ; Order for fending down 
Arms and Ammunition, 28 July—-—tor fequeftering the Living, 
30 Sept. 

Dorman, Mr. 1643, Letter and Informations concerning him 
referred to the Committee for the Plot, 18 Aug. 

Dormer, Mr. 1643, committed to Winchefter Houfe, 17 
Aug. 

Dorrington, Francis, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
abufing the Colleétors of the Weekly Affeffments, 1 Apr. Or- 
der for his Difcharge, 12. ; 

Dorfet, County, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for it, 
24 Apr. Ordinance for raifing Forces under Sir Walter Erle 
read, and recommitted; Committees added, 28 Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 1 May. Signified, 2. Deputy 
Lieutenants to difpofe of Ordnauce for Defence of the Coun- 
ty; others appointed, 25 Apr. Ordinance from Lords 
concerning riotous Affemblies read, and recommitted, 2 May. 

1644, a Committee to confider what Things are neceflary 

to be provided for the County; Order for buying Arms and 

Ammunition, 1 July. Earl of Pembroke appointed Lord 

Lieutenant—Order for fending down Powder, 10--—Inftruc- 

tions for the Deputy Lieutenants, Committees, &amp;c. 5 Aug.— 

Committees Letter read ; additional Committee agreed to by 
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Lords, 14 Ordinance for 2,000/. for the Garifons, read, 
and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 O&amp;.  Sig- 
nified, 18.— Letter concerning the State of the Forces read, 
and referred to the Committee for the Weft, 31 ——Com- 
mittees Letter, with Paper inclofed; Letter to be confidered, 
20 Nov.——Order for continuing the High Sheriff, 2 Dec. 
Sent to Lords, 3—Crder for providing Monies for the 
Forces, 6. 

Earl of, 1643, a Committee to examine. his Servant; Re- 
port; Order for his Difcharge, 1 June His Letter read, 
16 O&amp;. 

—— 1644, the getting in and Difpofal of 2,500. due to his 
Creditors, referred to a Committee, 27 May. 

Countefs of, 1643, Order appointing her Governefs of the 

King’s Children, 28 July. Sent to Lords, 29. 

1644, her Petition fent from Lords, 17 May. To be read, 
25 May 2 Aug.——Lords put Houle in mind thereof, 
13 July 2 Aug. Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, Zt. 

Dover, 1643, Captain cf Volunteers appointed, 17 May 
Petition of Inhabitants ; Leéturer recommended, 11 July 
Order for preventing new Buildings near the Fort, 31 Aug.— 
Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 2 O&amp;.—Order for fupplying the Caftle with Necef- 
faries, 20. 

—— 1644, a Committee to review the Report concerning Sir 
Anthony .Percivall, and the Harbour and Fort—Another 
Comptroller nominated ; the Committee for the Revenue to 
appoint him a convenient Salary, 23 May Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. concerning the Office of Water Bailiff, read, and 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 29 Nov.—— 
Letter concerning the Difcovery of a Plot upon the Cafile, 
read, 23 Dec. 

Lord, 1644, Bufinefs concerning his Plate referred to the 
Committee for Sequefirations, 24 Sept. 

Douglas, Sir Jofeph. Vide L’ Amont. 

Dowler, Mr. 1643, Petition referred to Lord Inchiquin, 5 
July. 

Downes, Edward, 1643, Petition referred to a Cpmmittee, 
15 Mar. 

Dow/e, Captain Richard, 1643, Order for Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 10 Apr. Sent to Lords, 13——Order touching Pay- 
ment of Part thereof, 29 Jan.—— 4 Feb. 

Mr. 1644, to have Liberty to write to Sir John Barclay 
concerning Monies due from him, 3 Od. 

Doyley, Sir William, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to 
him beyond Sea—for his Return into Ragieod within a limited 
Time, 14 June His Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations, 7 Dec. ' 

Lieutenant, 1644, Order for Payment of Part of his Ar- 
rears, agreed to by Lords, 14 Nov. 

Drake, Mr. 1642, Petition againft him and Thomas Gamer 
referred to the Committee for plundered Minifters, 21 
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Captain, 1644, Order concerning the Payment of his 
* Arrears, 17 May. 
Major, 1644, Letter concerning him referred to the 
Committee for Plymouth, 15 July. Report; his Petition, and 
Order for his Difcharge, 26. 
Lady Hellen, 1644, her Petition, with Lords Order upon 
Part thereef, communicated by them; the other Part referred 
to the Houfe ; Order for providing a ready-furnifhed Houfe 
for her—for 1002. for Supply of her prefent Neceffities—for 
an Allowance of 5/.a Week ; Lords Concurrence to be de- - 
fired, 23 Sept. Signified, 28 -—Order for delivering the Fur- 
niture to her, 12 Oct. 

Sir William, 1644, to be admitted into the Houfe, 

upon a Repurt from the Committee for abfent Members, 

11 O@. 

Lady Joan, 1644, Order for advancing 100/. for her 
Support, 29 Oct.——Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. 

Drap, Mr. 1643, ordered into Cuttody; Examination referred 
to the Committee for Examinations, 26 Aug. 
Draperies, new, 1644, Petitions concerning them referred to a 

Committee, 9 May. Committee impowered to receive all ot 
the like Nature, 10--—Report; previous Queftion for all 
Merchants to have Liberty to tranfport Bags, &amp;c. Neg. Bu- 

finefs recommitted, 5 June. 

Drew, John, 1643, to be difcharged, upon taking the Prote- 
fiation, 11 Apr. 

Dreyden, Six John, 1644, Order for paying the Intereft of his 
Loan, 1 July. 

Drummond, Lady, 1644, her. Petition from Lords for deferring 
her Removal from Whitehall, and for a Pais to go beyond 
Sea with her Children, 29 Aug. 

Drunkennefs. Vide Lncefi. 

Drufchke, Colonel Jonas Van, 1644, Petition; Order for Pay- 
ment of Payt of his Arrears, 5 Apr. 














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Drybutter, Andrew, 1643, Order for permittiaz his Wife, &amp;c. 
to pafs beyond Sea, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation 
to be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Duck, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. ' 

Ducy, William, 1643, to be examined by the Committee for 
Examinations concerning [ntelligence with a Spy, 9 Feb. 

Dulow, 1643, Order for fequettering the Living, 7 Sept. 

Duncannon. Vide Ireland. 

Duncombe, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to come to London, 
21 Apr. 

Dunfarling, Lord, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Scotland, 
17 Apr. 

Dungarvon, Lord, 1643, to have Liberty to go into Ireland, 
without vacating his Seat, 10 Apr. ‘To have Warrant to go to 
Oxon, and from thence into Ireland, 24. 

Dunjlan, St. in the Weft, 1643, Petition of Parifhioners; Lec- 
turer recommended, 25 Mar. Order for fequeftering the 
Living, read, and agreed to, 11 July. 

Durham, County, 1643, Appointment of High Sheriff refpited, 
30 Dec. 

1644, Order for buying Arms and Ammunition, and for 
delivering Mufquets, &amp;c. for Defence of the County, 31 May 

Informations of Delinquents Eftates concealed, referred 
to the Committee for Examinations, 8 June. 

1644, Letter from the Commiflioners concerning putting 
the Militia in Execution; Member to go down for that Pur- 
pofe—High Sheriff appointed—Deputy Lieutenants nomi- 
nated; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 Aug. Signified. 
—Affembly to confider of Four proper Minifters to be fent 
down; Refolution for an Allowance to them, 19 Com- 
miflioners Letter referred to a Committee; Members to pre- 
pare Letter of Thanks thereupon, 9 Nov. 

— Bifhop of, 1644, Order for demanding the County 
Palatine Seal of him ; agreed to by Lords, 19 Aug. 

Dutch Artificers, 1643, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 Aug. 

Petition of Dutch Minifters ; a Committee to teftify the 
Names of fuch as cannot continue here without Begging, that 
they may have Warrants to pals beyond Sea, 13 Sept. 

Dution, Sir Ralph, 1643, Book, intituled, A Manual of Prayer 
for his Regiment, referred to a Committee, 5 May. 

Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering ab- 
fent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 1 Jan, 

1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 15 July. Or- 
der for Difpofal of Monies to be ruifed upon his Eftate, 
24 Aug. 

Duvall, Monfieur, 1643, Quettion for Warrant to go to York, 
Neg. 14 Apr. 























18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, &amp; 
1644. 


EALES: Nicols, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Earle, John, 1643, to be fummoned to appear before the 
Aflembly, 23 Oct. 

Kaji, James, 1643, Order for his making Farthings, and giving 
an Account of the Weekly Profits to the Committee at 
Haberdafhers Hall, 17 Apr. 

Lajft India Company, 1642, to be required to lend Ordnance to 
the City, upov Security, 24 Mar. 

1643, like Order; the Committee for Fortifications, 
upon Refufal, to take what they fhall think neceffary, 5 Apr. 
——To be enjoined not to pay Money due to Sir Peter Ricaut, 
17 May A Committee to prepare Ordinance for imdemni- 
fying them for 1,500/. in their Hands, 21 June—Another 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for their Indemnity in pay- 
ing in his Money, and Adventurers impowered to treat with 
them about advancing ready. Monies upon the Sale of his Ad- 
ventures, 22. Members to treat with them forthwith there- 
upon, 23. The Committee for Accounts to fell the Adven- 
tures, and reward Perfons employed in the Service, 2;. The 
Company to transfer their Intereft to Purchafers, 29 A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for Sale thereof; Ordinance 
read, and agreed to, 1 July. Meflage to Lords, defiring 
their Anfwer, 3 &amp; 8.—Order for the Company to pay the 
whole Cuftoms upon Goods new-imported ; Drawback to be 
allowed upon Exportation, 22 Aug. Order for their paying 
all Monies due upon Goods imported, notwithftanding any 
Pretence of Refiraint, 24.—Petition of Gevervor, &amp;c. re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 26 Order for fell- 
ing all Malignants Adventures, 14 Sept. The Company to 
take out the Parts of all fuch as fhall be named to them, 15. 
A Committee to attend them concerning it,19.—A Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for keeping them indemnified againtt Sir 
Peter Ricaut—Company to be {pared for Payment of Money 
upon Goods thipped for Tranfportation ; to pay forthwith all 
Cuftoms due upon Goods imported ; Speaker’s Speech to them, 











Turrpv VoLuME. 





22 Petition of the Governor, &amp;c. referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 12 Od. Order for their Meeting ; all that come 
to have Voices, 2 Nov..—Ordinance for upholding the Trade, 
and fettling the Government of the Company, read, 22. Or- 
der for Second Reading, 2 Recommitted, 10 Feb. 
Ordinance for fecuring 6,000. advanced by them, read twice, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24 Jan. 
Petition of Governor, &amp;e. Liberty given to tranfport foreign 
Coin and Bullion of Silver to a certain Value, 21 Mar. 

Eajfier Term, 1643, King’s Proclamation concerning the Ad- 
journment of Part thereof; 2 Committee to prepare Declara- 
tion in Anfwer thereto, 14 Apr. Ordinance concerning it 
read, and recommitted ; Reported, and agreed to, 18. 

Eafiland Traders, 1642, Report concerning them to be made, 
22 Mar. Made; Refolation thereupon; another Committee 
to confider of procuring Licences from the King to trade thi- 
ther, and of the Petition of the Governor, &amp;c. with the 
Ring’s Anfwer, and of the Commitment of fome deputed by 
the Company to attend him, 2 The whole Bufinefs and 
Petition referred to the Committee for the Navy, 10 Apr. 
Petition of Governor, &amp;c. referred, g Ost. Infiruétions for 
the Company agreed to by Lords, 22. 

1644, Petition of Governor, &amp;c. referred to a Commit- 
tee ; Committee impowered to treat with them for the Loan 
of Monies, 23 May Ordinance and Bufinefs concerning 
the Trade referred to the Committee for the Navy, 24 
June. 

Eaton, Sir Gerard, 1644, to be fent up, or fecured at Stafford, 
7 Aug. To be fent up, 12. 

Ecclefhall Cattle, 1643, Order for maintaining the Garifon 
agreed to by Lords, 4 Mar. 

1644, the Committee at Strafford to confider of 
granting the Rents and Profits thereof for that Service, 24 
May. 

Ecclefion, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 9 O&amp;. 

Eden, Dr. 1643, Examined upon a Report from the Committee 
for abfent Members, 22 Jan. 

Edgcombe, Piers, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Ediyn, Philip, 1643, Order againft his being admitted Lecturer 
of Gray’s Inn, 11 July. 

Edward, a ship cf Hartlepoole, 1644, Report concerning it; 
Refolutions thereupon, 18 Sept. 

Edwards, Captain William, 1644, Ordinance for repaying Mo- 
ney advanced by him, read, and pafled, 24 May. Sent to 
Lords, 25. 

Egerton, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 9 O&amp;.: 

Egmont, Countefs of, 1643, Meflage to be fent to her concerning 
her harbouring ill-affe¢ted Perions, and the frequent Refort of 
Papifis to Mats in her Houte, 12 June. 

Eleétions, 1643, the Committee revived, and impowered to alter 
the Time and Place of Meeting, 18 Nov. Committees add- 
ed, 22. Petition referred, 25. 

1644, Order for their Meeting, 2 Sept, 

controverted. Vide Tewkesbury, Monmouth Town, and 
Newport. 

Elizabeth and Mary, a Ship, 1643, Order for felling her and her 
Cargo, 15 Sept. 

Ellingworth, Captain, 1643, to be tried by a Council of War 
for falfe Mufters, and embezzling his Soldiers Arms, g 
Dec. 

Elliott, John, 1643, Petition referred to the Commiffioners for 
the Great Seal, 11 Nov. Order for their Meeting as a Com- 
mittee, 28 Committees added, 8 Jan. 

1644, Ordinance for Relief to him out of concealed 
Delinquents Eftates; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
93, June. 

Eltham, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 9 O&amp;. 

Ely, Ule of, 1643, Letter from thence concerning fcandalous 
Minitter, and corrupted Trained Bands, referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Affociation; Committee impowered to confider 
any Matter conducive to the Safety of the Ifle, 3 July—A 
Committee to prepare Letter to the Committee to fend Forces; 
Mr. Jocelyn to take Charge of the Place and Forces, and to 
take what Forces he can get from Cambridge; a Committee 
to prepare Letter to Lord General to recommend this Bufi- 
nefs, 15. Mr. Jocelyn’s Letter, and the Bufinefs concerning 
a Governor, referred to the Committee for the Aflociation, 
24. Report; Colonel Cromwell appointed Governor ; Order 
for completing. and arming the Trained Bands, and tendering 
the Covenant to them, 28. The Committee vo confider of 
fortifying the Place, and maintaining the Forces, 17 Jan. 
Batinefs recommitted ; Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 16 Feb. 

1644, Ordinance read twice, and committed, 29 Mar. 

Reported, and recommitted ; Queftion for ‘allowing the 

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Excife towards Maintenance of the Garifon, Neg. 1 Apr.— ~ 


A Committee to confider how it may be fecured, 7 Ott. Se- 
curity thereof {pecially recommended to the Committee of the 
Affociation, a. 

—--—-- Bifhop of, 1643, a Committee to prepare Proofs, and 
manage Proceedings againtt him, 3 May. 

Emanuel College, Cambridge, 1643. a Committee to confider 
the State thereof, and receive luformaticns concerning it, 
10 June. 

Emperor’s Agent, 1643, Order for difcharging his Secretary, and 
delivering a Letter to him, 3 June. 

Emyly, Dr. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs, 23 Oct. 

Encreafe, a Ship, 1643, Order for taking off the Refiraint there- 
on, 10 Apr. 

Endeavour, a Ship, 1643, taken by Captain William Hodges, 
to be detained and employed by him, 23 Sept. 

Enfield Chace and Park, 1643, Bufinefs concerning killing 
Deer therein referred to the Committee for Examinations, 8 
Sept. 

Eneland, New, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants of New Somer- 
fetfhire referred to a Committee, 30 Mar. Committee 
impowered to receive a Petition, 8 Apr. 

1644, Ordinance concerning the Cuftoms there, fent 
to Lords, 26 Nov. 

Lngland and Ireland, 1643, Conference defired with Lords 
touching Matters of Importance that concern them; Let- 
ters and Narrative to be communicated thereat; Ma- 
——_ appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held, 18 
May. 

Ennis, Captain, 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, upon 
Sufpicion of being a Prieft, 24 Apr. 

1644, his Petition; Order for his repairing forthwith to 
his Charge, 15 May. 

Epping, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living read, and 
agreed to, 30 Oct. 

Erle, Sir Walth. 1643, his Letter referred to a Committee, 
7 Aug. Order for him to acquaint the Committee at 
Haberdafhers Hall of Money he informed the Houfe of; Part 
thereof to be allowed for recruiting his Troop, and paying 
Part of his Arrears, 8 Sept.—His Troop to join another, and 
march to Sir William Waller, a72o——Order appointing hin 
Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 11 Dec. Conference de- 
fired with Lords concerning it agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held ; Lords Concurrence figuified, 22 
Leb. 

1644, his Petition referred to a Committee, 5 Aug. 

—— Mr. 1643, Exceptions taken to his Words; withdraws 
during a Debate ; ackuowledges his Error, and is admonifhed, 
23 eb. 

Ernley, Sir Michael, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 5 
Mar. ; 

Erwin, Earl of. Vide Inzing. 

Lcheators, 1644, Ordinauce impowering the Commiffioners of 
the Great Seai to pals Patents of their feveral Offices, 1 
May. 

pe Duke de, 1643, Conference defired by Lords about 
Things that concern him agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; to have Warrant to tranfport 
Plate he brought with him, 11 Apr.—To have Warrant to 
tranfport 30 Hortes, 18. Speaker to fign it, 29 Sheriffs 
to admit no Superfedeas againii bis Bail, 21 June. His 
Petition againft James Pickering, 14 Sept. Vide Picker- 
ing. 

Efex, County, 1642, Bufinefs concerning the Sheriff to be 
confidered, 24 Mar. 

1643; Deputy Lieutenants to examine Perfons brought up 

for neglecting to fend their Horfes at Mufters, 31 Mar. 

Their Letter concerning the State of the County; Lord 

Geueral to be acquainted therewith, 12 Apr.— A Committee 

to go down, and raile the Forces, 14.—Order for fending up 

Aulnage, 22 Apr. 4 May.—Lift of Malignants to be 

delivered to Sir Arthur Haitlerigg, 12.—Ordinance enabling 

Colonel Long to raife Monies, read, and agreed to, 23. Sent 

to Lords, 24——-Revoked, 1 June. Lords Concurrence 

fignified, 2——Committees added, 30——Order for apprehend- 
ing and punifhing Matineers, 5 June—Members to go down, 
and acquaint them with Lord General’s Letters for raifing 

Forces, 14 Members, Deputy Lieutenants, to go down, 

and advance the Service for raifing Horfe, 27 July Mem- 

bers to be thanked for their Care in raifing them ; a Commit- 
tee to confider of difpofing of them, 8 Aug.—Deputy Lieu- 
tenants added, g Aug. 11 &amp; 24 O&amp;—\Ordinance for 
raifing Money for arming the Horfe, read, and pafled, 11 Aug. 

Agreed to by Lords, 12.—Deputy Lieutenants to go down, 

and further the raifing of Forces—Order for fpeedy collect- 

ing and paying in the Affeflment upon the 5th and 2oth Part, 

15——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for affigning over 

the Weekly Affefiments of Eflex, Keat, and Norfolk, for buying 
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Arms for Lord General, 1 Sept. Ordinance read, and agreed 
to, 4. Repealed ; Ordinance for afigning them for providing 
Arms in another Manner, read, and agreed to, 6—Order for 
releafing the Horfes and Goods of Carriers from thence, 15. 
Ordinance for the ‘Trained Bands to march as Lord 
General fhall direct, agreed to by Lords, 18 Oét. High 
Sheriff appointed ; Commiflioners of the Great Seal to pats 
the Patent; Lords Concurrence tignified, 9 Dec.—Ordinance 
for a Weekly Affeffmeut, and to abate the Officers of their full 
Pay, and to accept of the public Faith for the Refidue, read 
twice, and committed, 30 teported, and to be ingrofled, 














17 Jan. 
—--- 1644, Petition of Clothiers referred to a Committee, 9 
May The Committee for the Navy to prevent Abufes of 


Perfons employed to fell ‘Timber, and to fell fmall Trees not 
fit for the Navy, 28 June Committees Letter concerning 
fending 3,000 Foot-to Major Browne ; Member to prepare 
Letter of Thanks, and therein to defire them to offer Propo- 
fitions for fatisfying their extraordinary Charges, and to con- 
tinue their Soldiers in Pay, 3 July Propefitions referred 
to the Committee at Goldiiniths Hall, 18 Ot. Report; 
Propofitions agreed to; Ordinance for that Purpofe read 
twice, and committed, 23. Reported, and patled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 26. Another Letter concerning 
Money lately difcovered, referred to the Committee at 
Chelmsford, 24 July Additional Committees to the feveral 
Committees, agreed to by Lords, 10 Aug. Letter to be 
written for the Continuance of their Forces at Abingdon, 
9 Nov. High Sheriff appointed, 2 Dec. 

Earl of, 1643, High Sheriff of Stafford’s Warrant for 
feizing his Eftates and Debts; Lord Capell’s to be affigned to 
him towards Satisfaction ; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, 4 Apr. Ordinance fent to Lords, 10. 
Lords defired to hafien the pafling it, 11 &amp; 14.——-Conference 
defired with them thereupon; agreed to. Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 13 May. Another Conference defired 
by Lords, agreed to, 16; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, and reported, 17 His Letter concerning Monies refer- 
red to the Committee for the Navy, 17 Apr.—A Committee to 
repair to him, and inquire into the State of bis Army, 19— 
Letter to him concerning general Warrants for feizing Horfes, . 
20.—Conference defired by Lords concerning a Letter from 
him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported; Letter to be communicated to the City— 
Another Conference to be defired with Lerds concerning it; 
Managers appointed; the Committee for Safety to confider 
of fending additional Forces and Supplies, 25.—Conterence 
defired; Head thereof; Conference agreed to; held, ‘and 
reported, 27. Vide London.—Member to write to him con- 
cerning Abutes of the general Warrants, 6 May.—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning a Declaration from him, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; 
Refolutions for a Supply to him—for giving him public Thanks; 
Lords to be defired they may be given by the Speakers of 
both Houfes, 12—Members to acquaint him with the Infor- 
mation that fome of the King’s Forces are advanced towards 
Malmefbury, and others into Cambridgefhire—Refolution for 
allowing him 10,0001. a Year out of the Sequeftration-monies; 
Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 17. Form 
thereof, 20. Sent to Lords—Draught of a Letter to him 
concerning levying Monies by Soldiers, by his Commiffion, 
24.—A Committee to acquaint him with the Proceedings of 
the Marquis of Hertford’s Forces in the Wefi, and with the 
Courfe taken for furnifhing him with Men, 25 Letter 
read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 2 June-—Members 
to acquaint him with a Plot, and the Difcovery thereof, 8. 
Report of Mefflage delivered, 21.—'l’o be moved for a Com- 
mitlion for lifting Horfes within Twelve Miles of London— 
His Letter concerning the Skirmifh at Chinner read, and to be 
printed, 20.—Copies of the Covenant to be taken by the Army, 
fent to him,,21—His Letter fhewing the Inconvenience of 
the Ordinance concernizg taking Horfes, read; Member to 
write an Antwer, 24.—Another Letter read; a Committee 
to prepare Anfwer, 29——Another, defiring a Committee 
of both Houfes may be fent down to the Army ; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Meflage from 
them, defiring they may communicate his Letter touching 
a Faft, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of both Houles 
to be fent down, 1 July.—His Letter for Horfes for recruiting 
his Army; the Committee for Safety to provide fome, 8. 
Order for their Meeting—Another Letter read, and to be: 
confidered, 10. Confidered; Order for fending Horfe and 
Commanders to him; a Committee to prepare An{wer, 11. 
Antwer read ; agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker-—Another 
Committee to confider of Means for preventing Mifchiefs 
which the Army cannot prevent, 13.—Order and Declaration 
for affifting him with Horle, Monies, &amp;c. 15. Matter 
recommended to the Committee of the Militia in London, 


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i17—Nefolution for defiring him to move with his Army as he 
thinks befi for the Advantage of the Kingdom; Conterence 
defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers appginted ; 
Conference held, and reported— Letter concerning the Soldiers 
Want of Cloathing, &amp;c. read; Refolution tor cloathing them 
in convenient 'Time-- Free Conference defired, by Lords con- 
cerning a Letter from the Council of War, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and reported—A 
Committee to receive Informations of the State of his Army, 
and confider of Means for fupplying them, 22.-—Letter con- 
cerning the Exchange of Prifuners, and Letter from thofe at 
Oxford, to be fent to him-—A Committee to confider of a 
Council of War, and prepare Inftructions for them, 27 July. 
——Names and Inftructions reported; Copies to be fent to 
the feveral Perfons, 2 Aug.———Conterence defired by Lords 
concerning his Propofitions, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Propofitions, with Lords 
Obfervations thereupon, read, 31 July———Votes upon them to 
be drawn into Form, and delivered to Lord General, 2 Aug. 
~—A Committee to deliver them, 29 Sept. The Com- 
mittee for Safety to provide Cloathing—Soldiers to return to 
their Colours within a limited ‘Time, 31 July Refolution 
for punifhing Scandals laid upon him, 2 Aug. A Cominittee 
to allure him Houfe will ftand by him, 3. Letter to be 
written to that Purpofe, 10.—Conference defired by Lords 
touching Letters and other Advertifements from him, agreed 
to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 7.— 
A Committee to confider of fending a Committee to hin, 18. 
Infiructions reported, and agreed to; Conference defired with 
Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported ; a Committee appointed, 19.—His Anfwer 
to Propofitions from both Houles ; Lords to be defired that a 
Committee of both Houfes may impart them to the City, 19. 
Order for fending him Pikes—A Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for afligning the Arrears of the Weekly Affeflments 
of Three Counties for furnifhing him with Arms, 1 Sept. 
Ordinance read, and agreed to, 4. Repealed—Ordinance 
for afligning them for providing Arms in another Manner, 
read, and agreed to, 6.—Houfe to wait on him, and con- 
gratulate him upon his Succefs, 26 A Committee to 
acquaint him with the Proceedings concerning Hortfes afligned 
to Sir William Waller and Sir Arthur Haflerigg; his Antwer 
reported, 5 Oét.—Meltlage from him touching Winter Quar- 
ters; Thanks thereupon—Member to-acquaint him that Sir 
William Waller has furrendered bis Commiflion; Conference 
defired by Lords concerning him, agreed to; leporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported, g Oct-—To be 
defired to fend Two Troops of Horte to Gloucefter—To be 
acquainted with the Defires of the City touching the Difpofal 
of Horte under Sir William Waller’s Command, 11.—- Meflage 
to him concerning trying Offenders by martial Law; his 
Aulwer reported, 12.—Order fer recruiting Horfes for his 
Army, 16.—A Committee of both Houfes to treat with hin 
about the fpeedy Advance of the Armies, and Inconveniencies to 
the Counties that fupport them, 17.—T Have Notice that 2,000. 
irifh Soldiers are landed at Brittol, 30-———The Committee 
for Safety to confider the prefent State of his Army, 13 Nov. 
Ordinance for Recruiting read twice, 22 Nov. Committed, 
22, 27, 28, &amp; 30 Nov.—2 &amp; 5 Dec. Committee fits, 1, 
6,7, 11, &amp; 12 Dec. Order for making Repert, 12. Report 
of Refolutions for recruiting and paying his Army, 13 
Refolution for fending Horte from the Hamlets and Middlefex, 
28 Nov.—-—Conference detired by Lords concerning the State 
of his Army, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported, 6 Dec.—His Letter, with Letters inclofed, 
communicated by Lords, 11.—His Letter, and Letters to him 
from the Committee for Safety, with his Anfwers, read ; their 
Advice approved; to be detired to purfue it; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to ; Managers appoint 
ed; Conference held; a Committee of both Houtes to 
prepare a Letter to him; Letter read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 20. Letter from Lords to him, 
read, and agreed to, 302——-Lord General to be moved for a 
fianding Commiffion for a Prefident of the Council of War, 
10 Jan.— Conference defired by Lords concerning the State of 
his Army, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported; Refolution for raifing 10,000]. for prefent 
Supply thereof, 15.—A Committee to confider of fome Way 
of muftering his Forces—Another Committee to confider of 
raifing Money for recruiting them, co.—Order fer Repayment 
of Monies advanced by him, agreed to by Lords, 24.—The 
Committee of the Militiain London to chufe Four Perfons to 
mufter his Army ; and fee it paid, 29 Names prefented; 
Lord General to be moved for Commiffions to them, *1 Feb. 
To be defired to take care of the Mautfters till they arrive, 
3 Conference defired by Lords concerning recruiting 
his Army, agreed to; Reporters appointed, 29 Jan.— 
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Houfes to perufe it; Report; Lord General to be defired to 
iflue Declarations, &amp;c. to the Earl of Forth, 30 Ordinance 
for recruiting his Army read twice, and patled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 1 Feb.—A Committee, out of the Liss, 
to prefent Names of Officers for Foot, Horfe, and Artillery, to 
be under his immediate Command; to make Proteftation of 
Secrecy, 26. Order for making Report, 27. Propofitions 
concerning the Reformation of his Army, and Allowance to 
the Officers, referred back to the Committee; to confer with 
Lord General about them, and to receive and confer with him 





about his Lift, 29. The Committee to conter with him con- 


cerning Officers and Reformadoes, 7 Mar.——Lifi of Officers, 
and Lord General’s Anfwer concerning it, prefented by the 
Committee, 8. Houfe concur with him in appointing feveral 
Officers, 8, 11, 12, &amp; 18.—Member to prepare Ordinance 
coucerning the Pay of his Officers; to be defired to fend a 
Lift of them, 5.—A Committee fo prepare Ordinance for 
recruiting the Army, 1 Feb. Ordinance reported; Names to 
be left out; Rules for muftering and paying the Army read, 
and agreed to; Refolution touching the Sum for their 
Monthly Pay ; Commencement thereof, 19.—To be defired 
to communicate Lord Forth’s Letter to the Committees of 
Scotland, 17~-The Committee at Haberdathers Hall to repay 
him 1,000]. and fend down 1,000]. to pay Serjeants, &amp;c. 27. 
Lords Order concerning his Behaviour, when he fhall 
receive Dire&amp;tions from the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
read ; a Committee to prepare Reafons for declaring it void, 
1 Mar. Reafons reported, and agreed to, 4.—Order for a 
Fortnight’s Pay to his Army upon Mutter; the Committee 
for Safety to confider of putting it in fpeedy Motion ; Order 
touching Mutter-mafters, 16. 
fome Way for taking the Mutters, upon recruiting it, 18. 
Ordinance concerning his Army, reported, and pafled ; Claufe 
added ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20. A Committee 
to confider of the Lift of Horte Officers, General Officers, and 
Officers of his Train, and of the Train of Artillery, and to 
confer with him about them, 21. 
1644, Lerd General to be defired to forbear the Mufier for 
a Time—Ordinance concerning completing his Army returned 
from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to, 25 Mar. 
Lord General to appoint Horfe Officers, 26.—To be defired 
to be {paring in granting Pafles to and from the King’s Quar- 
ters, 30 Report touching Draught Horles proportioned 
upon the Six affociated Counties, agreed to, 15 Apr. The 
Committees to meet, and raife them; Order touching paying 
for them. Petition of Officers to be confidered, 17. 
Read; the Committee for Accounts to forbear Proceedings 
in their Accounts, 2 May. Houle to confider of repaying 
Money advanced, 22 Apr.—The Committee at Haberdathers 
Hall to confider of raifing the Remainder of a Fortnight’s 
Pay formerly ordered, 22—To be defired to appoint a {peedyv 
Day for his March; bis Anfwer reported, 27. Refolution 
of the Council of War concerning it; the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, and Lord General, to refolve upon a more tpeedy 
Day, 29. Day reported; Refolution tor paying them 10,0001, 
thereupon, 30. To be defired to grant Warrants for 
paying Money by way of Imprett to fuch as are to receive 
Pay; his Lift to be confidered; Report from the Com- 
mittee for Eftablifhment of his Army ; Kefolutions thereupon, 
1,6, 10, 17,21, &amp; 22 May. The Monthly Pay to them to 
be paid before any other Monies alligned upon taberdathers 
Hall, 3. That Committee to pay for Twelve Ton of 
Bullet for them, 6. Order for providing Five Ton, 9.— 
Opinion of the Committee of both kingdoms concerning 
their March, agreed to, 10.—THlis Letter relating the taking 
of Henley, and other Papers, referred to the Comunitlee 
for the Navy, 13.—Another concerning Draught Horfes and 
Shoes for the Soldiers ; Order for providing 2,000 Pair; Lord 
General to be acquainted therewith—Letter to be written to 
him concerning the King’s coming to his Parliament, 15 May. 
—Eftimate of Supplies for his Army referred to the Committee 
at Haberdafhers Hall, 16.—Mark-matier and joint Cowm- 
miffary appointed, 17.—His Letter delivered by Lords at a 
Conference ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, 18. Anfwer 
reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to—His Letter 
defiring the Remainder of his Firft Month’s Pay, read ; Order 
for paying it within a limited Time, 20.—Another Letter 
concerning the King’s having left Oxon, read; a Committee 
to communicate an Abfiraét to the City, and treat with them 
about a Loan, 28.—Abftra&amp;t of another Letter, relating the 
good Condition of his Army, and defiring the Pay may be 
duly fupplied, read ; Order for paying in the Second Month’s 
Pay within a Time limited—Clerk to examine the Eftablith- 
ment of his Army, and deliver a Copy to the Treafurer at 
War, 31. Order for fending Powder, &amp;c. to Aylefbury, 
to be ftored up for his Ufe, 4 June—His Letter, declaring 
his Refolution to relieve Lyme; a Committee to prepare 
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Kingdoms to him concerning fending a Party, and ftaying 
himself, where the Letter finds him, approved; Order for 
calling him back into Oxfordthire; the Manner referred to 
the Committee, 12.—His Letter concerning his Hopes of 
writing next from Weymeuth, read—Order touching fending 
Match and Bullet, 19.—Another from Weymouth concern- 
ing the taking it, with the Articles of Surrender; the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to write to the Commiffioners, to 
guicken them, from time to time, to give an Account ef the 
State of his Army—Bufinefs concerning Pay to his Army to 
be confidered, 21.—Conference defired by Lords concerning 
Letter from bim touching the taking Weymouth, Melcombe 
Regis, and Sandfoote Cattle, agreed to; Reporters appoint- 
ed ; Conference held, and reported ; Letter, with Lords Vote 
thereupon, read ; Debate thereon to be refumed, 22. Retfo- 
lution for fending an Aufwer; Heads agreed to; a Committee 
to prepare ii; Report of Money ready lo go to him—His 
Letter, with Letters and Papers inclofed, read, and fent to 
Lords, 25.—Another, defiring a Month’s Pay, and the Shoes 
promifed, &amp;c. fent to Lords; Report of Delivery, 27 
Lords desired to expedite their Anfwer, 29 June 3 July. 
Letter returned, with Amendments; Amendinents in part dif- 
agreed to, 5. Conference defired thereupon agreed to; Ma- 
Magers appointed; Conference held, 6, Officers Letter 
concerning Motives that induced them to go into the Weii, 
3 July. —Order for fending Ammunition, 6.—Report con- 
cerning conliant Pay and Supplies re-committed—His Letter, 
and another inclofed, concerning Mr. Haye, read; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Anfwer—-Another, with Sir John Berkeley’s 
Anfwer concerning his Belief of Prince Rupert’s Victory in 
the North, read, 20. Anfwer agreed to, and to be figned 
by Speaker — Further Report concerning conftant Pay ; 
Refolution for Three Months Aiffeffment to him out of the 
Four, 22 Report from him touching the State of his Army, 
their Succefs, ane Provifions neceflary for them, 2 Aug. His 
Letter to the fame Purpofe read; Members for London, &amp;e. 
to give Account of the State of Weekly Afleflinents for him, 
3—Couterence defired by Lords concerning a Letter from him, 
touching a Letter from the King to him, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Letters to 
be printed; a Committee to prepare a Letter of Thanks, 14. 
—Order for fending Oats, 16.—for iffuing 2,000 1. for Vic- 
tuals, 27.—1,000 f. for Freight and Mills—His Letter to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms reported, and read, 29 
Another to them concerning the hard duty he is upon, and a 
Plot to blow up 60 Barrels of Powder, 2 Sept.—Order for fend- 

















. ing down 100 Barrels, and 10 Ton of Match—Another Letter 


read; Order for tending down Pistols for his Horfe—Letter to 
him read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 3—Let- 
ter relating that bis Horfe and Dragoons had joined Sir William 
Waller, and that his Foot were of this fide Honiton—A Com- 
mittee to confider how the Commiffioners with his Army may 
be ferviceable to the State, 10.—Eftimate of Drums, &amp;c. fer 
Lord General’s Army to be prefented, 11.—His Letter read, 
and fent to Lords ; Order for fending Arms and Cloaths to be 
communicated to him, 13. Order for paying the Freight of 
hem, 16.— for fending 800 Suits to clothe the Soldiers 
at Plymouth, 18. Explained, 30. His Letter acknowledging 
the Receipt of them—Letter and Propofitions of divers Off- 
cers referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 26. 
Propofitions reported; Refolution for providing 9,000 /. for 
the Train; Order tor providing a Train, according to a Lit 
approved of by the Committee of both Kingdoms— Member 
to prepare Ordinance for raifing 1,100 Hore for recruiting 
him, 27. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, with a Provifo; 
Provifo agreed to—Order for employing 2,000 /. for his Army, 
28.—Report concerning fupplying him with Neceflaries ; 
Refolution for fending 500 Saddles—for providing 240 /. for 
furnifhiug Surgeons Chetts—for ifluing 3,000 /. towards fur- 
nifhing a Train, 30 Order for a Convoy for the Train 
and Money — for 202. to the Committee for Reforma- 
tion of his Army, for defraying incident Charges; Power 
given them to examine Perfons doing ill Offices between the 
Army and Parliament—His Letter reported, 3 O¢t—Order 
for a Month’s Pay to the Waggon-mafter General, 5—for 
advancing him 500/. upon Account, 7—for 500/ to the 
Waggon-mafter General, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 9.—Peti- 
tion of Phyficians, Apothecaries, and Surgeons, read, and re- 
ferred to Sir Gilbert Gerrard ; Order for fending down the 
Surgeons Chetis, 10—for diftributing Money amongft the 
Surgeons, and for Officers going down, 23 Lord General 
to be defired to recruit his Forces out of well-affecied Perfons, 
11 O&amp;.—His Letter concerning his March read, 17—Wag- 
goners. Petition referred to the Committee for the Eftablith- 
ment, 21.—A Committee of both Houfes to vifit Lord 
General, and prefent their Refpecis to him, 26.—Inftrac- 
tions for Commiflioners in his Army referred to. the Com- 
qwittee for the Eftablifhment, 31——Failure of Surgeons 


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to repair to the Army, referred to the Commiffioners for 
Martial Law—Copy of his Letter communicated by Lords, 
read, 1. Nov.—The Committee of both Kingdoms to contider 
of fending Powder, &amp;c. to him, o.—Ordinance for Monies 
to him to be prefented, 13. Ordinance for 500/, to his 
Foot, agreed to by Lords, 14 —Commitlioners Letter referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 30-—-—Order about 
paying his Forees—Ordinance for 2,000 /. to the Waggoners 
in his and Sir William Wailer’s Army, read, and pailed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10 Dee. Signified, 12,— 
Order for 3,000/. upon Account, towards the Pay of his 
Army—for 5007. in lieu of Coats, 21. 

Ejjex, Colonel Charles, 1643, Order for paying 5002. to his 
Widow and Sifter, 9 Jane. 

Sir William, 1643, his Wife to have Warrant to vifit him 
at Oxon, 21 Aug._—-Her Petition referred to the Cominittee 

_ for Reformadoes—Order for paying her his Arrears, 2 Feb. 

Eft, John and James, 1643, not to leave the Town till further 
Order, 28 Mar. Vide Farthing Tokens. 

Ejiwick, Stephen, 1643, Order for paying him 2,000/. read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10 Aug.—-Melflage 
from them concerning him ; Anfwer thereto, 14. 

—- 1644, Ordinance enabling him to provide Coats, &amp;c. 
for the Garifon of Gioucefter, read, and agreed to; Lords 

_ Concurrence to be defired, 13 May. 

Eton College, 1643, Sequetiration of the Provoft’s Eftate, as 
Provott, referred to Sir H. Choimeley ; the Committee for 
Sequefirations to fettle the Bufinefs accordingly, 2 Dec.— 
Order for putting in Execution the Ordinances for re- 
moving fcandalous PiGures in the Chapel, 20. — Provoft 
difcharged; Order for taking off the Sequeftration of the 
Eftate belonging to him as Provoft; another appointed ; 
Member to prepare Ordinance for fettling him in the Place, 29. 
Vide Rous. 

1644, the Committee for plundered Minifters to confider 
of able Men to fill up the vacant Fellowfhips, 11 Apr. 

Evans, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 14 Apr. 

Bufinefs concerning Money fent him from thence re- 
ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 26 Jan. 

Evarden, Conftance, 1643, to have Warrant to pals b¢yond Sea, 
15 Aug. 

















Evelyn, John, 1642, to nave Warrant to pafs into Trance, 16: 


Mar. 

Mrs. 1643, a Committee to examine her concerning her 
Journey, and 4oo/. taken in a Soap-barrel, 1 May. Money 
to be returned to her Hufband, 13. 

—— Sir John, of Wiltthire, 1643, his Letter to SirJohn Evelyn 
of Goditone read; Order for fending him up in fafe Cuftody ; 
none to {peak to him but in Keeper’s Pretence, 24 Aug. A 
Committee to examine him, 26. To be fent to Lord Mayor ; 
no Perfon to have Accelfs to him; not to receive or write 
Letters, but what Lord Mayor fhall fee; Report; Retolu- 
tion for continuing his Rettraint; previous Queflion for com- 
mitting him to the Tower, Neg. Ordered into Cuftody ; 
none to have Accefs to him but in Reeper’s Prefence; not to 
write or receive Letters but what fhall be firfi feen by the 
Committee; his Letter to Lady Griffith referred; Committee 
impowered to fend for him at any time; Order for him to 
detray the Soldiers Charges that brought him up, 28. 
To have Leave to go abroad with his Keeper, 23 Sept. —— 
Committee revived, and Order for Sitting ; Committees added, 
7 Feb. Order for making Report, 22 &amp; 27——Report; 
Matter recommitted, 2 Mar. 

1644, his Petition read; Order for admitting him into 
the Houle, 27 Sept. 

——— Sir John, of Godftone, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant; 
none to {peak to him but in Keeper’s Prefence, 24 Aug. A 
Committee to examine him, 26——Order for bailing him, 
3 Nov. His Petition, with Phyficians Certificate annexed ; 
Liberty given him to go to his Country Houfe, 15 Re- 
fpited, upon Report from the Committee for abfent Mem- 
bers, 22 Jan. To have Liberty to be afleffed for his 5th 

and 2oth Part; Committee revived, and-Order for Sitting ; 

Committees added, 7 Feb. Report to be made, 22 &amp; 27.— 

Made; Matter recommitted, 2 Mar. 

1644, His Petition read; Order for admitting him into 
the Houle, 27 Sept. 

Evers, Serjeant, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. —— Voted incapaole of 
fitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Eversfield, Sir Thomas, 1643, to attend the Service of the 
Houle within ‘Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200 /. 
9 May: Order for levying the Money, 18 July for 
fequetiering his Eftate, 28 Sept. for aflefling him his 20th 
Part, 25 Nov. Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. 

1644, Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, and 

vacating all Bargains concerning it, 21 June. To be forthwith 

pundctually obferved, 29, 

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Fevefl, 1649, Order for fequefiering the Living read, and agreed 
to, 12 July. ; 

Lirchequy, 1043, 2 Committee to take what Monies are re- 
maining in the ‘Tellers Offices, 18 Sept. 

-——-—~ 1644, Ordinance appointing Meffengers to attend the 

Receipt thereof, read, and agreed to, 2 May. 

——-—— Court of, 1643, Order for indemnitying Meflengers 
for not delivering Procefles to the Sheriffs, 4 July. 

Lyrcife, 1643. Vide Supply—-A Committee to put the Com- 
miflioners Propofitions into the Form of an Ordinance, 16 
Ane.—Ordinance for borrowing 23,000/. of them, and re- 
imburting them the Monies, read, and egreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified—-A Committee to contider of the bett 
Way for a Controul upon the Accounts of the Excife, 13 
Nov.—Commiflioners to be acquainted where they have not 
put the Ordinance for Excife in Execution, 18.—To de- 
mand the Money due upon former Ordinances for Tobaccoes ; 
—InftruGions for the Auditors to be debated ; a Committee to 
prepare them, 25——Intiructions reported ; Auditors to exe- 
cute their Orlice ; Commiffioners to permit them ; the Com- 
mittee to pretent what Allowance is fit for them, 25 Dec.—— 
Farther Ordinance for fecuring the Excife read twice, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 Nov. Signi- 
fied, 28. Ordinance for reimburfing the Commifhoners 
1,000 /. advanced for Sir William Waller’s Forces, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, with Amendinents ; 
Amendments agreed to, 5 Dec. Commiffioners to be ac- 
quainted with the Abufes of their Officers in Kent—Auditors 
and Comptrollers appointed, 3 Jan.—Remonftrance and Peti- 
tion of the Commiflioners read; nothing done thereupon, 6— 
Ordinance fer reinburfing the Commiflioners 500/. advanced 
for Southampton—A Committee to confider of the whole Bu- 
finels of the Exciie, 8. Intiruétion, 12.~—Commiflioners 
Anfwer to the Propofition of a Loan of 1,000. read; to be 
defired to advance the Money within a limited Time, 16. 
Ordinance fur their Security read thrice, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20.—The Committee to 
examine what is due for Goods intrutied with the Owners, 

* 94——Order for their Security for 200 /. advanced to Major 
General Skippon; Member to prepare Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, 12 Feb.—A Committee to treat with them about 
advancing 20,0007. for recruiting Lord General’s Army, 26. 
Their Anfwer reported ; Order for Payment thereof, 27. 

1644, Their Propofitions to be confidered, 29 Mar. 
Referred to a Committee; Committee to confer with the 
Commiilioners avd Auditors about the Manner of auditing 
the Accounts, and about their Propofition concerning landing 
Goods at feafenable Heurs, and the reducing all the Oifices 
under the Office in London; Confideration of the Salary and 
Lifts of Officers referred; Governors of Forts not to feize 
upon the Receipts, or protect Perfons from paying them-— 
Ordinance for reimburfing them 9,oo0/. advanced for Lord 
General’s Army—Member to prepare Ordinance for conti- 
nuing them, 30--——Ordinance for their paying 5,000/. to Mr, 
Trenechard for the Se:viee of the Weft, 1 Apr.—Ordinance 
for continuing them read twice, and cominitted ; Reported, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8.— 
‘The Committee for the Excife to prefent from the Commif- 
fioners of the Excife a Particular of Engagements thereupon, 
and of Cath in hand, 13—To detire them to pay the Month’s 
Pay tor Lord General’s Army, 16. A Committee to with- 
draw, and receive their Autwer; Anfwer reported; Declara- 
tion that the Houfe expeéts them forthwith to advance it, 17. 
Comniitice withdraw again te treat with them ; their Anfwer 
in Writing prelented ; Member to acquaint them Houte ex- 
pets Part to be paid within Three Days, 18. A Committee 
to defire them to advance the Whole forthwith, 20.—Ordi- 
nance for authorizing them to advance 20,000/. fent to 
Lords, 22.—Commiflioners to be prefled to pay in the Re- 
mainder within Two Days, 25. Their Anfwer reported, 27. 

——LExplanatory Ordinance of the Ordinance concerning the 
Second 10,0004. for Lord General’s Army, fent to Lords, 
4 May. The Commitlee for the Excife to take care the 
Money be duly paid, 17. To acquaint them Houfe ex- 
pects the Money to be ready in a Week, 18. ‘That they ex- 
pect it to be ready within Four Days, 20 &amp; 21. Order 
for their paying 12,700/. the Remainder of the Second 
Month’s Pay within Five Days, 6 June Ordingnce for fe- 
curing to them 10,000 /. advanced for Lord General’s Army, 
agreed to by Lords, 23 May Ordinance for reimburfing 
them 12,3004 advanced for the fame Service, fent to Lords, 
22 June Ordinance for reimburfing them what they hall 
advance to make up 10,000/. for that Service, 7 Aug. 
Ordinance for fecuring 5,000 /. advanced for Sir William Wal- 
ter’s Brigade, read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 4 May—Order 
for fecuring them for Monies advanced for Arms for the West, 
8.—No more Monies to iffue out till farther Order; a Com- 
mittee to inquire into the State of the Monies and the Cath in 
haud, and what they can fpare within Two Days, 18--Com- 


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miffioners to be defired to advance 1,000/. for the Reforma. 
does, 21——-A Committee to prefs the Commiflioners to 
comply with the Order, 21 Aug. Ordinance for them to 
itftie 1,000 4. for Euglifh Reformadoes; Lords Concurrence to 
be detired, 30 Sept-——Commilfioners to be preffed to fur- 
nifh the Money, 26 &amp; 29 O¢t.—tTheir Antwer reported, 
i Nov.—Report of Rules to be obferved by the Cummitiioners 
and Auditors—The Committee for Excite to confider what 
Officers are employed in the feveral Counties, and their Sala- 
ries, 22 May.—Commitlioners to be defired to pay Monies 
now ready for Sir William Waller’s Brigade, 25. Their Au- 
{wer and Petition read; Refolutions touching their Promife of 
20,000/. for the West; Order for paying the Money to Mr. 
Trenchard—-Order for their paying 200/. Weekly, afligned 
for the maimed Soldiers, 27——~for their immediate Compli- 
ance, 10 July Ordinance for 200/. Weekly out of the 
Excife for them, read, aud paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug. 
Ordinance for fecuring and reimburfing them 20,000/. 
advanced for the Weft, to be prepared, 27 May; Form 
thereof, 28-——Propofitions from the Commiffioners of Ex- 
cife to be confidered, 6, 8, &amp; 20 July——o &amp; 12 Aug. 
Confidered ; feveral agreed to, others laid afide, 19—The 
Comunittee for Excife to treat with the Commiilioners con- 
cerning the Forbearance of the Payment of 10,0004. to the 
Merchant Adventurers, 20 July. Ordinance for reimbur!- 
ing them the Money, 20 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment ; Amendment agreed to, 21. Commiflioners to be 
haftened to pay it to Sir William Waller, 12. The Com- 
mittee to confider the Commiflioners Accounts for the Time 
paft, and of a Dilcharge to be given them—Auditors to be 
allowed 500/. a Year each—Lift of Names and Salaries figned 
by the Committee to be a fufficient Warrant to the Auditors 
to pafs them, 26 July Ordinance appointing Receivers of 
the new Excife, read twice, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords. 
—A Committee to treat with the Commiffioners about a Loan 
of 7,000 /. for Sir William Waller’s and Lord General’s Ar- 
mies, 3 Aug-A Committee to inquire of them what Monies 
they had from the Weft, 10—Order for borrowing 1,209 /. of 
them for the Forces at Wareham ; Member to prepare Ordi- 
nance for the Security and Repayment thereof, 14—Com- 
miffioners to be prefled to comply with the Order, 21 &amp; 30 
Aug, 4 &amp; 7 Sept—Ordinance for eltablifhing Rules and 
Inftru€tions fur the Commiflioners, &amp;c. 19.—Ordinance for 
continuing it, read twice, and agreed to; Lord Concurrence 
to be defired, 27. Signified, 28—The Title to the Com- 
miffioners Propofitions and Inftructions read; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 30——Order for Commiflioners advanc- 
ing 3000/. for the Welt, 27 Aug. Sent to Lords, g Sept. 
—tfor their punctual complying with the Ordinance for ad- 
vancing 2000/. Monthly to the Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 
2 Sept. Order for their iffuing 4,5002. for Arms and Cloaths 
fur Lord General’s Foot; a Committee to treat with them 
about paying the Remainder, 11. They undertake to advance 
1,500/, Ordinance tor Repayment thereof read, 21. Agreed 
to by Lords, 27—Another for fecuring the Payment of 5,c00/. 
advanced by them, read ; nothing done thereapoa—Order for 
their immediate paying 5,000/. 24. Declaration that the 
Refidue is chargeable only upon the Receipts of Excile, 26— 
Commiflioners to be defired to expedité the Payment of 5,000 /. 
to Sir William Waller’s Army, 24. Ordinance for reimburting 
them, 28—The Committee for Excile to treat with Com- 
miflioners for furnifhing 10,0002. for Lord General’s Arnty, 
30 Ordinance for reimburfing them, 3 Oét. Sent to 
Lords, 4—Order for their advancing 500/, upon Account to 
the Waggon-matter General, 7. Members to defire them to 
comply therewith, 18. Ordinance for reimburfing them, 19, 
—Ordinance for reimburfing them 500/. advanced for Major 
General Skippon, 9.—A Committee to treat with them about 
advaneing 2,090/. for Soldiers Widows, 16—Commiffioners 
to be prefied to advance it, 24, 25, 26, &amp; 29 Their An- 
fwer reported, 1. Nov. Ordinance for reimburfing thei 
2,000/. advanced for Provifions for Lord General’s Army, 
read, and paffed; Lord’s Concurrence to be defired, 23 Oct. 
—Ordinance for reimburfing them 6,o00/. advanced for the 
Navy, read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 26 Commif- 
fioners to be defired to advance 6,0G0 /. for the Armies, 4 Nov. 
—Ordinance for reimburfing them 5,000 4. advanced for Lord 
General’s Army, 14—A Committee to treat with them about 
advancing 5,000/. for the Armies, 19. To prefs them toad- 
vance 3,000/. the Refidue thereof, tor Sir William Wallex’s 
Army, 26~— Member to prefs them to advance 1,000. for the 
Garifons, 20—Letter to be fent to the Committees and De- 
puty Lieutenants in the feveral Counties for better getting in 
the Excife, 21.——Read, and agteed to, 6 Dec. Mem- 
ber to treat with Commiftioners about advancing 500 /. for the 
Garifon at Windfor Caftle—To prepare Ordinance for reim- 
barfing them, 23 Nov. Form thereof, 6 Dec.—A Commit- 
tee'to prefs them to the fpeedy Advance of 2,000/. for the 
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dice of the Excife, 5—Ordinance for reimburfing them the 
2,000]. agreed to by Lords—Delaration that the Houfe will 
not divert the Courfe of Receipts in the affociated Counties 
A Committee to defire them to advance 3,000]. to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 6. Order for their paying 2,000]. 
now promifed to Mr. Froft, 7—Ordinance for reiinburfing 
them the Money, and for affuring to them the Reimburfemeut 
of Monies they fhall advance, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—A Committee to prefs them to 
advance 7000]. for the Armies, and 1,000]. for the Reforma- 
_ does, 10. 
~—_ 1642, Ordinance concerning it agreed to by Lords, 24 
ar. 
1643, Letter concerning Minifters negle@ing their Cures; 
the Committee to inquire into it, 27 Mar. Perfons fent 
down, 30 Letter from a Committee; Committees added, 
4 Apr.—Committees added to the Committee for Sequetira- 
tions, 14 Order for disfranchifing tuch Citizens as are in 
War againft the Parliament, 15 May A Committee to 
treat for the fpeedy Relief thereof, 3 Aug. Vide Wefiern 
Parts. Another Committee to contider of the Surrender 
of the Town, and of a Pamphlet, intituled, Articles of 
Agreement between his Excellency and the Earl of Stamford, 
23 Sept. 
Earl of, 1644, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 28 
Sept. 
er" of, 1643, her Servant to have Warrant to go to 
Oxon, 22 Feb. 
Exon, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 
Houfe, 1&amp; 13 Apr. To be admitted, upon Report from the 
Committee for abfent Members, 19. 


























18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1044. 
FAG GE, Mr. 1643, Letter concerning his Offer of a Loan, 


read, and referred to a Committee, 19 June. 

Fairfax, Lord, 1642, his Letter defiring Supplies—Others 
relating the Queen’s Aniwer to him, and Sir Hugh Cholmley’s 
Succefs againft a Quarter of the Earl of Newcafile’s, read, 
15 Mar. * 

1643, Another Letter relating the State of his Forces ; 
Order for Supplies of Money and Vorces, 12 Apr.—Another 
concerning the befieging of Leeds by the Earl of Newcatftle’s 
Forces ; the Committee for Safety to confider of fending him 
a Supply of Forces—Letter to be delivered to Lords at a Con- 
ference, with Defire that a Letter of Thanks may be fent to 
him from both Houles, 22. ‘the Letter read, agreed to, and to 
be delivered to Lords at a Conference, 25 Another Letter 
concerning the Condition of the County, and Army there, 
read Order for fending him 10,0001. 8 May—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning Letters from him, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, g—Or- 
dinance for Security of Perfons who fhali raife Monies towards 
the Maintenance of his Army out of fequeftered Eftates, read, 
and committed, 23 Sent to Lords; Conferenge defired 
thereupon agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported, 2 June. Lords Amendments agreed to, 14— 
Another Letter concerning the taking of Wakefield; to be 
printed, with other Papers; Order for a ‘Thank{giving there- 
upon. Vide Thank/giving.—Lord General to be defired to 
fend him fpeedy Succours—Order for coining certain Plate, 
and paying him the Proceed thereof—A Commitice to confider 
of fending him a confiderable Sum of Money, and to treat with 
the Brewers Company conceraing a Loan, 27 May—&lt;Another 
Letter, with Letters from Lord Grey, &amp;c. afligning Reafons 
why they could not {peedily come to his Affiftance, to be com- 
municated to Lord General, 14 June The Committee for 
Safety to provide Arms for him, 5 July—Another Letter ; 
Order for delivering him Plate, &amp;c. feized at Hull—for 
paying him 500].—A Conamittee to prepare a Letter of En- 
couragement to him, i4—Order and Declaration concerning 
aflifting him, 15—Order for fending him Mufquets, 18—for 
Forces to repair to him, 19 The Committee for Subfcrip- 
tions at Grocers Hall to receive Subf{criptions for his Supply, 
3 Aug.—Afliftance of him fpecially recommended to Norfolk, 
Suffolk, &amp;c. Receivers for thofe Counties appointed—Sub- 
{eribers to have the public Faith, 17 His Letter relating 
the Vi¢tory over the Earl of Newcafile’s Forces at Hull and in 
Lincolnfhire, read, and to be printed; a Committee to pre- 
pare Letter of Thanks, 18 Oct. Letters concerning the 
State of his Army, and defiring a fettled Pay, referred to a 
Committee, 7 Dec.—Other Letters relating his Succefles— 


























for affigning the 5th and 2oth Part on divers Northern Couns 
ties, for maintaining his Army, read, 7 Veb. A Committee 
to prepare Letter of Thanks, to be figned by Speaker, 12 
Mar. 

——- 1644, his Letter relating the Victory over the Enemy at 
Selby, with Lift of Officers and Perfons of Quality taken, 
read, and to be printed; Refolution for a Thankigiving. Vide 
Thank/giving. A Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks, 
and to acquaint him Houfe will order 3,000]. formerly 
ordered him, to be paid—The Committee for the Revenue to 
give 20]. to the Meffenger, 17 Apr.—Ordinance tor 8,000]. ° 
to him, agreed to by Lords, 18—His Letter concerning the 
Proceedings of his Forces, his joining the Scots, and the Earl 
of Newcattle’s coming to York, read, and fent to Lords ;— 
Commiflioners of the Great Seal to be defired to grant him 
a Commiflion to be Cuftos Rotulorum of Yorkfhire, 2 
Letter to him read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence io be 
defired, 2 May—His Letter communicated by Lords, 17— 
Another from the Leaguer before York, read, 18—Another 
relating the taking of Cawocd Cafile, and defiring Supplies, 
read, 27--Another concerning Prifoners fent up, 31 
Order for furnifhing him with Piftols, agreed to by Lords, 8 
July—Refolution for fending forthwith a Month’s Pay for,his 
Forces; « Committee to confider of raifing it, 10——Re- 
port; the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to difpatch the 
Bufinefs, 30 Aug. Ordinance for providing Pots, Backs, 
and Breafis, for them ; a Committee to provide for Payment 
thereof, 12 July—His Letter concerning the Condition of 
the Forces about York, and his Army, read, 13—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for raifing Money for him by Sale 
of Eftates, 17 Ordinance for employing concealed Eftates 
to his Army, read ; Order for Second Reading, 28 Sept. 
Memorial concerning his Army prefented from the Committee 
of both Kingdoms, 27 July His Letter, and Petition of his 
Officers, referred to the Committee for Yorkthire, 26 Aug. 
———His Leiter concerning Propofitions, and Inttructions for 
the Governor of Pontefract to treat with him, from the King ; 
Letter of Thanks thereupon, read, and agreed to, 1 O@.— 
Another concerning the State of his Army, read, 1o—— 
Order for delivering him Books at Huil, 25 Nov. Peti- 
tion of his Officers fummoned to attend a Trial; Order for- 
Fourteen Days Pay, upon Account, to defray their Charges, 
16 Dee. 

Lady, 1643, Earl of Newcafile to be defired to releafe 

her, 27 July. 

1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling a 
Maintenance on her and her Children, &amp;c. 23 Sept. 
Ordinance read twice, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 24 Oc. 

Jordan, 1643, Petition for Liberty to import Currans 
read, 3 Jan. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16.—Signified, with an 
Amendment; Amendment referred to a Committee, 1 Feb. 
Reported, and agreed to, 3. 

1644, Order touching the Half per Cent. claimed for 
Currans imported by him, 5 Aug. 

Sir Thomas, 1644, his Letter relating his Victory over 
Colonel Bellafis, 17 Apr. Letter of ‘Thanks to be fent ta 
him, and others, 9 Nov. 

—-— William, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
granting the Wardthip of his Son to his Mother, &amp;«. 23 Sept. 

Ordinance read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 24 O&amp;. 

Falconbridge, Thomas, and William Bond, 1644, Order for an 
Allowance to them for Services done in the Excife Accounts, 
26 July Ordinance for that Purpofe agreed to by Lords 

‘The Committee for the Excife to confider of fettling it, 

10 Aug. 

Faikener, William, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
refufing to pay the Weekly Aflefiments, 14 Apr. 

Falkland, Lord, 1643, Meffage trom Lords concerning his 
having incurred the Difpieature of the Houfe; Conference to 
be defired thereupon, 23 May. Defired, and agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 24. 

Fane, Arabella, 1643, Petition recommended to the Committce 
for the Revenue, 11 Dec. 

Jane, 1644, Order for 1,5001. to her, 1 May 
ment thereof, 30 Sept. 

Fanfhawe, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequefiered 
Goods, 29 June A Committee to confider of the fuppoted 
Concealment thereof; Order for fiaying Proceedings in that 
Bofinefs, 1 Jan. 

--——— Thomas, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Efiates, 3 Sept. Voted incapable of fit- 
ting during this Parliament, 25 Noy. 





















































for Pay- 











The Committee for Supply of his Army to meet, 30 

Report; Refolutions, touching a Supply of, Money for him ; 

Commiflary to be appointed—Lord Fairfax to have an Ordi- 

nance for prefling Men, 16 Jan. Ordinance read, and agreed 

to, 23 Feb. Lords Concarrence fignified, 27——Ordinance 
Vor. Il. 








Mr. 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for fettling his 
Office in the King’s Bench on fuch Perfons as the Houte fhail 
think fit, 20 May. Vide dhe, Richard. 

Fantlye, Mis. 1643, Order for Sale of her fequeftrable Goods, 


23 Keb, 
H Farnaby, 








IN DE X @ th Tu1rRv VoLtume. 


Furnaby, Mr. 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant for encouraging 
the Rebels in Kent, 25 &amp; 27 July. Examined and committed 
to Newgate, 28. 

Farnham Cafile, 1643, the Committee for Safety to confider how 
the Garifon may be maintained, 1 Mar. The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confider of it, 7. 

—— 1644, Gentlemen of Surrey to be heard in Anfwer to 
a Petition concerning it, 24 Sept——Security thereof recom- 
mended to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 18 O¢t.—Catfile 
to be made a Magazine for the Armies, 21 Governor’s 
Letter concerning the Advance of the Enemy’s Forces to 
Odium, read, 23 Nov. 

Farrar, Colonel, 1643, his Letter referred to the Committee for 
Safety, 30 Dec. 

16044, to be fent up to anfwer Informations againft him, 
2 May. Ordered into Cuftody, 17. Bufinefs referred to the 
Committee for the Weft, 20——Bailing him referred, 13 
June. Order for difcharging him from his Employment, and 
from further Reftraint, 21 His Widow referred to a Com- 
mittee for Relief, 16 Nov. 

Farre, Colonel, 1643, ordered into Cuftody, and difcharged 
from being Deputy Lieutenant in Effex ; Lord General to be 
defired to difcharge him from his Command, 30 Sept. His 
Petition, and Letter on his behalf, read; Order for his Dif- 
charge from further Reftraint, 10 O&amp;. 

Farritas, Captain, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Scots Reformadoes, 26 Jan. 

Farthing Tokens, 1643, Patent to be viewed by a Committee; 
Committee to examine the Profits thereupon, 31 Mar. 
Order for making Report, 14 Apr. Eft to make them, and 
give Account of the Profits to the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall, 17 Petition of Inhabitants of London, &amp;c. referred 
to the Committee, 17 June.—Playter to deliver to the 
Committee Account of the Receipts and Iffues fince the Be- 
ginning of July, 21 Overfeers of the Accounts added, 21 
Apr.—g May A Comunittee to confider all Things con- 
ducing to the better Regulation of the Office, 16 Dec. 
Committees added, 13 &amp; 27 Jan.—Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 27. 

1644, Petition of Citizens concerning the Grievance of 
the Farthing Tokens referred, 3 Aug. Referred to the 
Committee for the Revenue, 7——-To a Committee of the 
whole Houfe; Citizens examined; Debate to be reprefented 
to the Common Council, with Defire they would review the 
whole Matter, 6.—Remedies offered by them to be confidered, 
10.—Refolution for raifing 5,000]. for Exchange of them, on 
the Eftates of Patentees, &amp;c. to be communicated to the 
City, 14 Serjeant to take the Names of Women that come 
about this Bufinefs, 26 Oc. Certificate of the Committee 
concerning Eft and Haflard prefented, 14 Dec. 

Fuffet, Mr. 1643, to be removed to Winchefier Houfe, 12 
Sept. 

Fuf, 1643, a Committee to fee the Ordinance concerning it 
put in Execution, 29 Mar.——Preachers appointed, 1 &amp; 26 















































































































































Apr.——31 May 28 June 26 July 30 Aug. 
27 Sept.m——25 O¢ct——29 Nov. 27 Dec. 31 Jan. 
28 Feb. 1643. 27 Mar.——24 Apr. 29 May 21 
June——31 July 28 Aug. 25 Sept. 30 O€t. 
27 Nov. 1644.——Thanked, 26 Apr. 31 May 28 
June-——26 July 30 Aug. 27 Sept. 25 Oct. 
29 Nov. 27 Dec. 31 Jan. 28 Feb. 1643. 27 
Mar. 24 Apr.—~-29 May 21 June——31 July 
28 Aug. 25, Sept. go Od. 27 Nov. 1644. 


Meffage from Lords, defiring a Fat upon the Beginning of the 
Atlembly ; Day, and Preachers appointed by them, agreed to, 
1 July. Another appointed in the room of One excufed, 
upon account of Indifpofition, 3. Preachers thanked, and to 
print their Sermons, 7.—Petition of Minifiers, defiring a Faft 
in and about London; Day and Preachers appointed ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 19. 

——-— 16044, Refolution for a Faft in Six Churches within the 
Lines, for a Bletling upon the Forces in the Weft; Affembly 
to appoint Churches and Preachers; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, g Aug. Colleétion to be made for diftreffed Perfons 
in the Weft, 10. Preachers thanked, and to print their Ser- 
mons, 14. Refolution for a Faft to be kept by both Houfes, 
and the Affembly; Church and Preachers appointed; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, g Sept. Preachers thanked, and to 
print their Sermons, 10. Refolution for a Faft for both 
Houfes; Preachers appointed, 11 Dec. Lords Concurrence 
fignified; Church appointed by them agreed to, 12. Another 
Church appointed by them—Order for admitting none but 
Members, agreed to by Lords, 14—Ordinance for keeping it 
on the Day appointed, though it be Chriftmas-day, read ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19. 

Faucaut, Claude. Vide Pettit. 1643, to have Warrant to 
pais to Southampton and the Ifle of Wight, 28 Aug. 


faucett, James, 1643, to have Pafs to go into, and return from, 
France, 26 June. i 














Mr. 1643, committed to the Compter ; Order for beftow- 
ing his Printing-prets, &amp;c. on James Hunfcott, 10 Nov. 

Faunt, Lady Lucy, 1643, Order for reftoring her Horfe, 19 
June. Vide Privileges. 

Featley, Dr. 1643, Intercepted Letter from him to the Arch- 
bifhop of Armagh—Order for difcharging him from being a 
Minitter of the Affembly, and fequeftering his Living—for his 
Commitment to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 30 Sept——His Books 
to be delivered to Mr. White, 3 O&amp;. 

1644, Report concerning him, and for admitting him to 
a Fine and Compofition ; Committee to compound with him, 
23 O&amp;. 

Feltmakers, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
new Excife, 7 Aug. 

Felton, Sir William, 1643, Bufinefs concerning him reported, 
3 May. 

Sie Henry, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 3 May. 

Fen, Lady, 1643, to have Pafs to go with her Daughter-in-law 
to Oxon, 22 Apr. 

James, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee at Haber- 
dafhers Hall, 16 Aug. 

Fendrayton, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for better 
Support of the Vicar, 7 O&amp;. 

Fenwick, Sir John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 

liament, 22 Jan. 

Jo. 1644, appointed Mafter of Sherborne Hofpital, 30 




















Sept. 

Fettiplace, Colonel], 1643. Vide Privileges, and Quarrel. 

———— Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of fit- 
ting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

——— 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him to a 
fafe Place, 29 July. 

Feverfham, 1643, Information from thence read, 19 July. 

Fewler, Ralph, 1644, Order for reftoring him to his Collieries, 
and to his Coals upon the Staiths, &amp;c. 26 Nov. 

Field, William. Vide Nichols, Robert. 

Fienis, James, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe; the 
Covenant to be tendered to him, 1 Nov. Delivers his Scru- 
ples; ordered to withdraw; further Time allowed him, 2, 
Peremptory Anfwer demanded; he defires to be excufed; 
Order for fufpending him the Houfe, 6—Impeachment againft 
him read; Copy to be fent to Lord General; Copy of Re- 
cords ufeful for his Trial to be delivered to a Member, 25— 
Members have Leave to be examined at his Trial, 16 &amp; 18. 

Leaye given him to come and take the Covenant, 22 








Jan. 





Colonel John, 1644, Report touching his Arrears; a 
Committee to examine and ftate them ; Order for a Fortnight’s 
Pay tohis Regiment, 8 Nov. Sent to Lords, 9. Their Con- 
= fignified, 11 Order for paying off the Remainder, 
16 Dec. 

Fierté, Monfieur la, 1644, to have Warrant to transport Six 
Horfes, 23 O&amp;. 

Fifield, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 Apr. De- 
fired, 13. Meflage from them, defiring Proofs may be fent 
up, 25. Another Ordinance to the fame Purport, read, 
and agreed to, 3 Nov. 

Figs, 1543. Vide Supply. 

Filkin , Francis, 1644, Order for fatisfying him for Corn de- 
livered upon the public Faith, 23 Ot. 

Finch, Henry, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, 17 Mar. 

Heneage, 1643, to have Warrant te go beyond Sea, 11 
July. 

ssosae Mii 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, 10 
Feb. 

Serjeant, 1644, his Petition communicated by Lords, to 
be read, 25 May 13 July——They put Houle in mind 
thereof, 5 &amp; 14 June——2 Aug.—Order for reading it, 2. 
Read ; nothing done thereupon, 7. 

Finlay, Alexander, &amp;c. 1643, Petition for Monies due for Pro- 
vifions for the Forces in Ireland; Declaration for taking a 
fpeedy Courfe to pay them, 19 May Another Petition 
referred to a Committee, 19 July. 

Fifher, Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations, 19 Aug. 

Fifhery, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for maintaining a 
Convoy for them, 17 Aug. Ordinance read, and committed, 
22. Reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
23. Signified, 24. 

Fitchett, Wilkes, and William Shallaker, 1642. Ordinance 
from Lords concerning Monies to be paid to them ; Confe- 
ey to be defired thereupon ; a Committee to prepare Heads, 
22 Whar. 


























1643, 


INDE X @o the 


1643, their Petition from Lerds read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Revenue, 16 Dec. : 

Fleet Prifon, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for appointin 
a new Guardian, 21 Ot. Ordinance read, and committed, 
26. Committees added, 21 Jan. 

Fleete, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living read, and 

eed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 June. 

Fleetwood, Sir William, 1643, his Children to have Warrant to 
go to Woodftock, 24 May.—Order for fequeftering the Re- 
ceiverfhip of the Court of Wards from him, 11 Dec. 

Charles, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

the Revenue, 11 Dec. 

1644, appointed Receiver of the Court of Wards, 25 
Mar.——Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and committed, 
4 Apr. 

8 




















Form thereof, 6. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 


Flegg Hundred. Vide Levingland. 

Fleming, Mary, 1643, Petition; Order for paying her Huf- 
band’s Debts to her, 4 May. 

Sir Oliver, 1643, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 

Matter of the Ceremonies, agreed to, 2 Nov. 

Sir William, 1643, Order for removing him from the 

King’s Bench to Windfor, 7 Apr. Sufpended, 8 Order 

for his Difcharge, 14 June—Jo have Pais to go into Scot~ 

land, 20. 

Captain, 1644, Ordet for paying him Money feized in 
the Road to Oxford, r7 Apr. for peying Part of his Ar- 
rears, 17 May. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 

Flefh, 1643. Vide Supply. 

1644, Ordinance for difengaging the Excife upon it 
from 5,000/. read, 11 June——Refolution for difcharging 
it from Flefh and Salt; Ordinance for that Purpofe or- 
dered, 2 Aug. Member to prepare Ordinance for regu- 
—_ the Collection of the Excife thereupon in the Counties, 
7 Dec. 

——— 1644, Ordinance read, and paffed, 26 July. 
Lords, 20. 

Fletcher, Theophilus, 1643, Petition, and Re-examination of 
the Bufinefs concerning his Oils, referred to a Committee ; 
— impowered to tender the Covenant to him, 8 

ov. 

Flower, William, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

— Mrs, 1643, to have Pats to go into Oxfordhire, 
16 Jan. 

Forbes, Lord, 1643, a Committee to confider of paying him 
and his Officers their Arrears, 21 Apr.——His Petition re- 
peng to a Committee—To have Pais to go into Scotland, 
17 June. 

Ford, William, 1643, not to be exchanged till Satisfaction 
made to Perfons plundered by him, 8 Apr. 

Sir Edward, 1644, Lieutenant of the Tower to give an 
Account of his Efcape, 20 Dec. 

— Richard. Vide Webjter, John. 

Foreigners, 1644, the Committee for the Navy to declare the 
Goods and Ships of Foreigners trading to Ports in Defection 
from the King and Parliament, to be good Prize, 22 Apr.— 
Report from the Committee of both Kingdoms concerning 
the Surprifal of then—The Committee for the Navy to con- 
fider of an explanatory Declaration, 12 Aug. Declaration 
read twice, and committed, 20. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendmenis; Amendments agreed to, 2a: 

Fortefcue, John, 1643, to remain a Prifoner in Winchefter 
Houfe, 12 Aug. To be exchanged for Captain Waddon, 
19. 























Sent to 











Peter, 1643, to be exchanged for John Cofh, 19 
Aug. 





Antony, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods and 
Papers, and for difciarging his Servant—Enjoined to quit 
the Kingdom in Twenty Days, 16 O¢t.——Sent to Lords, 
4 Nov. 

Forth, Earl of, 1643, his Letter to Lord General, communi- 
cated by Lords, referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 
7 Feb. 

Fortry, Jacob, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. to 
pals beyond Sea, g Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation to 
be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. — 

Jane, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 29 








Aug. 

Forts. Vide Garifons. 

Fofter, Sir Robert, 1643, Motion for allowing him his Salary, 
ee his Abfence ; nothing done thereupon, 22 

ay. 

‘shen, Refolution for impeaching him of High Treafon, 
22 July. Vide Heath, Sir Robert. 

—— Thomas, 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfe, 12 June. 

— Captain, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fate Place, 29 July. 

Foultropp, Captain, 1643, to be exchanged fer Captain Daw- 
fon, 10 Jan. 


Vor. IL 











Tuirkp VotuME, 


Fountain, Mr. 1643, a Committee to examine his Demands upa 
on Mr, Bellclark’s Eftate, 24 Aug. 

Fountaine, Peter de, 1643, Order tor permitting his Wife, &amp;c. 
to pafs beyond Sea, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation 
to be fent the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Fowell, John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Geneva, 31 
Aug. 

Peeler, Robert, 1643, Committees Letter from Rochefter, com- 
plaining againft him; Confideration of his Delinquency re- 
ferred to Lord Admiral, Lieutenant of the Ordnance, and 
the Committee for the Navy, 12 Dec. 

—_, Dame Mary, 1643, Petition referred to Lord Fairfax, 
15 Nov. 

1644, another read, and referred to the Committee for 
Yorkfhire — Another Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
granting the Wardfhip of her Son without Charge, Fine, or 
Compofition, 24 Sept. Order for a Maintenance for ber 
out of Delinquents Eflates to be difcovered, 3 O&amp;. 

Fox, Col. 1643, Order for furnifhing him with Stores, 27 Feb. 

for fending them forthwith, 2 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance for paying his Arrears read twice, and 
committed, 3 June. Committees added, 6. Ordinance pafied, 
10. 

France, 1643, a Committee to confider of an Agent to be fent 
thither, 15 Apr. 

1644, Speaker to grant a Pals for Two Horfes, &amp;c. to 

be tranfported thither for the King’s Ufe, 30 Aug. 

Queen Regent of, 1643, her Requeft for the Releafe of 

Sir Kenelme Digby, communicated by Lords at a Conference, 























28 July—-Member to prepare Letter in Anfwer thereto, 
1 Aug. Another Letter from her communicated by Lords, 
6 Sept. 


Franchi, Giovanni Nicholas de, 1643, Petition for Leave to 
proceed againft the Keeper of the Marfhalfea for the Efcape of 
his Prifoner, agreed to, 13 Nov. 

— Serjeant, 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 16 

ar. 





1643, to be fent to Lord General, with the Evidence 
againit him, 12 Aug. To be delivered to Colonel Harvey, 
14. 





Philip, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for his 
Difcharge from further Attendance, 30 May——The Coin- 
mittee for Plymouth to take care of fatisfying him for 
Monies laid out; Order for Stay of Proceedings againft 
him for thofe Monies; his Petition from Lords read, and 
referred, 12 July. Order for ifluing 50/. to him for pros 
viding Surgeons Chefis, 30 Aug.—for delivering Jewels to 
him, 11 Sept. 

William, 1643, Petition read ; nothing done thereupon, 
20 Dec. 

Francks, Lieutenant, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend 
him to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Frank, George, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Obftrutions in the Courts of Juftice, 51 Oct. 

Franklyn, Mr. 1643, to be recommended to Lord General for 
a fpeedy Exchange, 8 July. 

William, 1643, Petition read; nothing done there- 
upon, 20 Dec. 

Frechvilds, Mr. 1644, his Bufinefs to be refumed, 11 Sept. 

Freeman, John, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being 
a Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 

1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon thereof, re- 
ported; Refolutions thereupon ; the Committee to compound 
with him according to them, 27 July. 

French Ambafiador, and Agents. Vide Harcourt, Duke de, 
Bures, Monfieur de, Cref/y, Earl of, and Sabran. 

Artificers, 1643, to have a Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 

Aug.— A Committee to tettify the Names of fuch as cannot 

live here without Begging, that they may have Paffes to go 
beyond Sea, 13 Sept. 

Merchants, 1643, Propofitions concerning them referred 

to the Committee for the Weft, 13 Nov. | 
1644, their Petition to be read, 17 May. Read, and to 
be confidered, 18 Referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 3 June Another read, and referred to the 

~ Committee for the Navy, 17 July Reprefentation of their 
Complaints touching the Surprifal of their Ships and Goods, 
read ; the Committee for the Navy to tranilate it, 30 Aug. 
To receive all Complaints, 11 Sept. 

Church, 1644, Petition tu be confidered, 5 Apr. 

Freere, George, and Thomas Bonifoye, 1643, to be fent for, as 
Delinquents, to anfwer Complaints againft them, 27 Feb, 

Froom, Mrs. 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 24 
July Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 
30 Sept. 

Froft, Mr. 1642, the Committee for Ivith Affairs to confider gf 
Relief to him, 16 Mar. 

1643. Vide Privileges. 

Fullers Earth, Vide Wool and Cora. 















































Fullwood, 





IN DE X oo the 


Pullwood, Captain, 1643, Lord General to be defired to revoke 
his Commiilion, 9 Sept. 


18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


GAG E, Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee 

for Plymouth, 24 Sept. 

Gainfborough, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it; Order for 
fending Money and Forces, 24 July—Another Letter relating 
the State of the County and Town; Order for Forces to repair 
thither, 31 Another concerning the ftorming and taking 
the Town, 23 Dec. 

Gallant, John, &amp;c. 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 7 Sept. 

Gallop, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 
Houfe, 1 &amp; 12 Apr. To be admitted, upon Report from the 
Committee for ablent Members, 19. 

Galloway. Vide Ireland. 

Galloway, Sir James, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
rs Apr. 

Gia Hanniball, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the 
Aflembly, 23 Oct. ; 

Gamull, Francis, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

———— Mr. 1644, his Legacy for erecting a Free School, 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 6 Apr. 
Ordinance concerning the Difpofal of his Eftate read, 16 May. 
Read Second time, and patled, 2 Agreed to by Lords, 
10 June. 

Gardiner, Triftram, 1642, Petition; King to be moved for the 
Reftitution of his Clothes and Horfes, 20 Mar. 

Samuel, 1643, Order touching Security for his Loan, 
21 Apr. Ordinance for that Purpoie, 27. Sent to Lords, 
28. 

—— Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered 

Goods, 29 June. 

-— 1644, not to be exchanged without Leave of the 
Loufe, and Sir Thomas Middleton’s Confent, 10 O&amp;. 

Garifons and Forts, 1643,.a Committee to confider the State 
thereof, 12 O&amp;t. 

1644, No Governor or Officer to come up to Parlia- 
ment without Leave, 10 Oét. Order for providing 3,000 /. 
for them; the Committee for the Navy to take care thereof, 
18 Nov. 

Garner, Thomas. Vide Drake. 

Garnijh, Mr. 1642, to be removed to Winchefter Houfe, 12 
Sept. 

Garroway, Sir Henry, 1643, to be difcharged from being Gover- 
nor of any Company in London; the Companies to pay Arrears 
due to him to the Treafurers at Guildhall, 10 Apr. To pay 
them to Sir Gilbert Gerard, 14. 

——-— 1644, to be difcharged from the Governorfhip 
pape Ruflia Company, and committed to Dover Catile, 
1 June. 





























Mr. 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houle, 20 
June. 

Gatehoufe, 1643, Keeper appointed, 12 Aug. The Commit- 
tee for the Prifon to confider of a fit Man to be Keeper, and 
inquire into Mifdemeanors, 20 Dec. 

Gates, Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate in Middlefex, 
7 Oct. 

Gatford, Mr. 1643, his Sermon referred to the Committee for 
Cambridge, 3 July. 

Gatonby, Michael, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 6 July. 

Gatiaker, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 25 Sept. Excufed upon 
account of Age, 28. 

Gay, Jofhua de, 1644, Report upon his Petition claiming Pro- 
perty in a French Prize—Order for delivering it up to the 
Spanifh Ambaffador, and for landing and felling the Goods, 
i June. 

Geering, Mr. 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe; Order 
for his paying the Soldiers that brought him up, 2 May. 

Gelderland and Juliers, Duke of, 1643, Meflage to him con- 
cerning his harbouring ill-affeéted Perfons, and the frequent 
Refort of Papifts to Mafs at his Houfe, 12 June to have 
Warrant to go to Oxon, 18 Dec. 

————— 1644, his Servant to have Warrant to go thither, 15 
Apr.—18 O&amp;. 

Gell, SirJohn, 1643, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
a Letter from him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported, 25 Apr. 

—— 1644, his Letter concerning a Defeat over Colonel Goring’s 
Forces ; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks to him, and 
the other Commanders, 25 Apr. 

General, Lord. Vide Ejjex, Earl of. 

George, Mr. 1643, no Motion to be made for exchanging him, 


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THoirp VoLuME. 


before the Examination concerning Colonel Cockram are 
reported, 21 June. ' 

Georges, John, 1643, to be recommended to Lord General for u 
fpeedy Exchange, 8 July. 

Gerard, Captain, 1643, Lord General to be defired to exchange 
him for Captain Walton, 23 June. 


—— Sir Gilbert, 1644, Petition to be eafed of the Treafurer- 





fhip of the Army, to be confidered, 17 Apr. To ‘be fent to 
for his Anfwer about advancing 1,000/. for Provifions for the 
Army, 1 Nov. j 

Gery, William, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Excife, 11 July. 

Gethen, Maurice, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Navy; another Committee to meet with them, 3 
Jan. 

Gewen, Thomas, 1644, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the 
Committee for Plymouth, 1 June. 

Gibb, Dame Anne, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the King’s Revenue, 3 June. 

—— Sir Henry, 1644, Paper refpecting his Condition fpeci- 
ally recommended to the Committee of the King’s Revenue, 
3 July His Petition referred to the Committee for Nore 
thern Affairs, 28 Nov. 

Gibbon, Mr. 1643, Petition concerning his going abroad; 
Warden of the Fleet to keep him within the Prifon Walls, 
25 Mar. 

— Mr. 1643, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 Mar. 

—— Mr. 1643, Difpofal of Money in his hands referred to 
the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 13 June. 

Gibbons, Mr. 1643, taken as he came from Oxford, and ordered 
into Cuftody, 8 July. 

Gibbs, Sir Henry, 1643, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the 
Committee for Plymouth, 1 June. 

Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 7 Nov. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, committed to the Tower, 10 
Feb. 

Gibjon, Major General, 1643, committed to the Tower, 10 
Feb 





—— Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 30 Ot. 
to printhis Sermon, 27 Nov. 

Gideon, Francis, 1643, to have Pafs to go into and return from 
France, 26 June. 

Gifford, Serjeant Major, 1643, committed to the Tower; Exa- 
minations concerning him referred to a Committee, 23 O&amp;t. 
——tThe Committee to hafien their Proofs, 13 Dec. His 
Petition read; Order for his Trial by a Council of War; Judge 
and Lord Fairfax to be acquainted with the Time, 1 Jan. 

1644, another Petition, with a Certificate annexed, read; 
Order for fending him te Lord Fairfax, 4 June. 

Captain, 1643, Order for paying the Arrears of his 
Loan, 10Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Gilbert, Thomas, 10643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
plundered Minifiers, 27 June. 

Gilchrifi, Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Ifith Affairs, 20 Aug. — Ordinance for paying him for Commo- 
dities delivered for Relief of Galloway, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25. 

Giles’s, St. in the Fields, 1642, Ordinance for fequefiering the 
Living read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be detfired, 
10 Mar.—Day appointed by Lords for hearing Proofs againfi 
the Parfon, 17. 

—— St. Crippiegate, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants ; Church- 
wardens to provide a Preacher next aft, 25 Apr. 

1644, another Petition; Petitioners to have Leave to 
bring in an Ordinance for dividing the Parifh, and ereéting a 
new Church, 23 Aug. 

Gillajpie, Mr. 1643, defixed to preach, 28 Feb. 

1644, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Mar. 

Gilfion, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 A pr. 

Glamwille, William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Serjeant, 1644, Serjeant to bring him to the Houfe in 
fafe Cuftody ; brought, and committed to the Tower; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Impeachment againft him, 20June. Vide 
Heath, Sir Robert. His Petition, with Lords Order, con- 
cerning fecuring his Eftate from Sequefiration, read; all 
Committees to proceed againft it notwithftanding this Order, 
12 Aug. Order for adinitting him to a Fine and Compoti- 
tion, and for ditpofing of the Money, 10 Dee. 

Glencors, Robert, 1643, Petition and Certificate referred to Que 
Member, 5 July. 

Gloucejier City, 1643, Letters relating the State thereof, and de- 
firing Men, Monies, &amp;c. read, 1 Aug-—Members to write a 
Letter to the Governor, &amp;c. to encourage them to hold out, 
10—Ordinance conceruing fending Forces for Relicf of the 
Town read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; 
Ordinance to be communicated to the City, 23—Letter con- 

cerning the Loffes the King’s Forces received there, read, 24. 

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—Letters concerning the Condition of the City read; Order 
for paying the Arrears of the Garifon, and for a Month’s Pay, 
as a Reward for their Service—For 20/. to the Meffen- 
ger—A Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks to the Mayor 
—Order for a Thankfgiving. Vide Thank/giving. Confe- 
rence defired with Lords upon thefe Votes agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, 15 Sept. Letter to Mayor 
read ; agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 1i8—Governor’s 
Letter ; Fusion for Subfitting and Maintenance of the 
Town, read; Officers have Liberty to raife 1,000 Volunteers 
by Beat of Drum; feveral Officers thanked; Propofitions 
referred to a Committee, 19——Order for 200/. for raifing 
Men, 11 Oct. Report; Refolution for borrowing 2,000 /. for 
the Ufe of the Garifon; Lords Concurrence to be defired— 
Refolutions of the Committee for fending 100 Barrels of Pow- 
der, with Match proportionable—for providing 600 Mufquets, 
Swords, &amp;c.—100 Cafe of Piftols, and as many Carabines— 
for providing Waggons, and defiring Lord General’s Warrant 
to prefs Horfes—tor defiring a Commiffion of martial Law ; 
feverally agreed to, 16 O&amp;.—Order for delivering 100 Barrels 
of Powder, to be conveyed thither Cuftom-free, 21—for fending 
another Hundred of Carabines and Five Chefis of Mufquets, 
30 Governor’s Letter concerning the State of the City ; 
the Committee for Gloucefter to prepare Anfwer, 3 Nov.— 
Order for fending Arms and Ordnance found at hingfion, 8 
—touching the Payment of Money to the Gevernor, 13—for 
Payment of Money to him, and One of the Committees, 30. 
Petition of Inhabitants, propounding a Way to raife Monies 
for the Service of the City, read; the Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for that Purpofe; Committee impowered to fend 
for Perfons to difcover Delinquents Eftates—Order for ad- 
vancing 200 /. towards raifing a Troop, 1 Jan.—Excife-money 
in the City to be employed for paying the Garifon—the 
Committee to confider how 5,000/. may be fpeedily raiied, 
12—Letter from thence referred to the Committee for Safety ; 
the Committee for Gloucefter to attend them, 29—Gover- 
nor’s Letter read; the Committee for Safety to confider of 
fome Way for receiving and returning Intelligence to him, 
1 Feb.—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for applying 600/. 
of a Delinquent’s Efiate for the Garifon, 15. | Ordinance 


read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
16. 











1664, Ordinance for Supply of the Garifon read, 8 Apr. 

Reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13. 

Agreed to by them, with Amendments; Amendments com- 

mitted, 18 Realons for difagreeing thereto reported, and 

to be prefented at a Conference ; Managers appointed, 3 May. 

Reafons entered, 4. Conference defired; agreed to; Ma- 

nageis appointed; Conference held; Ordinance returned, 

with aa Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 10—Governor’s 

Letter; Petition of Citizens, &amp;c. and a Remonftrance read ; 

Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who prefented them—Petition of 

the Garifon, prefenting the State thereof, and of the County, 

communicated by Lords, 22 Apr. Governor’s Letter read, 
relating his taking Three Garifons, with a Lift of Officers, 

&amp;c. taken—Ordinance for providing Coats, Shoes, &amp;c. read 

twice, and agreed to; Lord’s Concurrence fignified, 13 May. 

Order for 3,000/. to the Garifon, 22 June Order for a 
yearly Stipend to Preachers in the Cathedral and St. Michael’s 

Church out of the Rents belonging to the Dean and Chapter, 

3, Aug.—Governor’s and Committees Letters concerning the 

Victory over General Minne’s Forces; Order for 20/. to the 

Metlenger—InfiruGtions for the Committee read, and pafled ; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7. Houfe put them in mind 

thereof, 14. 

County, 1643, High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Petition of Clothiers referred to a Committee, 

25 June. Report; their Cloths to be re-delivered, 29 

Order for providing 3,000/. for the Forces in the County, 

24 Aug. Ordinance for a Weekly Affeflment read ; Order 

for Second Reading, 24 Sept. Read, and pailed, 28. Sent 

to Lords, 30. 

Bithop of, 1643, Order for paying Monies due to him 
to the Treafurer for Sequeftrations, 25 July. 

Godfrey, Lambert, 1643, Letter recommending him to be a 
Solicitor in the Bufinefs of Sequeftrations, referred to that 
Committee, 26 Jan. 

—-~—— Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to the Sub-committee 
in Southwark, 17 Apr. 

Godolphin, Francis, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

God/hall, Mr. 1643, Refolution for trying him upon the Evi- 
dence againft him, 14 July. 

Godwyn, Ralph, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Goffe, Anne, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 9 O&amp;. : 

Gold, 1643, Information concerning One that undertakes to 
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red to the Cominittee for Monies, 27 Mar. A Committeé 
to examine the Tranfportation thereof; Inftru@ion to exa- 
mine concerning Tickets read in feveral Churches, 7 Aug. 

Goljton, 1643, Order for feizing Money and Letters imported 
there, and for apprehending dangerous Perfons, 5 O&amp;. 

Good Fortune, a Ship, 1643, Order for taking off the Reftraint 
thereon, 10 Apr. 

Good Will, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Mafter and Owners re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 28 Nov. 

Goodrick, Sir John, 1643, to be fent to Lord Fairfax, 14 Aug. 
To be detained in the Tower; Lord General to be acquainted 
with the Reafons thereof, 21. To be detained till Lord Ge- 
neral be further heard, 29 His Anfwer reported, 16 Odt. 
Lieutenant of the Tower to deliver him to the Captain of w 
Ship going to Hull, 18. 

Goods prohibited, 1643, Ordinance from Lords concerning thofe 
taken by Reprifal, 7 Feb—The Committee for the Navy to 
prefent_ Names of Commiflioners to be appointed in the Or- 
dinance for Sale of Goods by Reprifal, and a Claufe to war- 
rant Commiflioners of the Great Seal to pafs the Commifiions, 
10. Ordinance reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 24. Signitied, with the Addition of One Name; 
Name agreed to, 27. 

1644, Ordinance for rating the Fines of Seizures of 
prohibited Goods read; Order for Second Reading, 30 

Sept. 

Goodwyn, Mr. 1643, to be thanked by both Houfes, 26 Jan. 

To bring in an Ordinance for goo/. he informed the 

Houte of, 10 May. 

Philip, 1644, Ordinance for fettling him in the Vicarage 
of Watford read; Order for Second Reading, 5 Aug. 

Goodwyn Sands, 1643, Petition concerning the Payment of a 
Duty for Lights there, read, 25 Dec. 

Goodyere, Robert, 1642, Order for fending his Horfe to Lord 
General, 22 Mar. 

Henry, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 
18 Apr. 

Gore, William, 1644, Order for feizing his Eftate, and difpofing 
of the Proceed thereof, 21 Dec. P 

Gorge, Richard, 1643, to have Warrant to go into France, 
29 Apr. plea! sit 

: Sir Theobald, 1643, to attend the Committee for abfent 
Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Goringe, Colonel, 1643, Lord General to be defired to direé&amp; 
Lord Fairfax to proceed againft him according to martial Law; 
Tord Fairfax to be defired to keep him in fafe Cuftody, 2 
May Meffage from Lords, defiring he may be committed 
to the Tower; Anfwer thereto, 17 July—Order for keeping 
him clofe Prifoner; no Perfon to have Accefs to him, 27 
Lord Fairfax impowered to treat about his Exchange, 2 Aug. 
—Order for his Commitment to the Tower, 10. Perfons to 
have Liberty to {peak with him in the Prefence of Two Mem- 
bers, 11—His Mother to have Leave to vifit him in Keeper's 
Prefence, 12—Order for fending him to Lord Fairfax, 14 
Lieutenant of the Tower to deliver him to a Captain going to 
Hull, 18 O&amp;.—-—To be exchanged for Lord Lowthian ; 
Lord Fairfax to be acquainted with the Reafons thereof; 
22 Feb. 

Captain, 1644, committed to the Tower for High 

Treafon, 22 Aug. 

Lord, 1643, his Letter to the Queen concerning bring- 
ing in foreign Forces, read; Refolution for accufing him of 
High Treafon; Accufation fent to Lords; a Committee to 
prepare Impeachment, 10 Jan.—Duplicate of his Letter fent 
to Lords, 13 His Letter to Lord Digby read, and to be 
kept as a Record, 13 Feb. 

Gofs, Mr. 1643, Articles againft him referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 12 May ye from the Conmunittee 
for Accounts coucerning him; Order for bringing in his 
Account, 13 July. : 

Gouge, Dr. 1643, Order for ftopping Monies appointed to be 
paid him for Kelief of Minifters in Treland, 18 cg: 
Gourdon, Sir Robert, 1643, to have Warrant to pais with his 

Wife, &amp;c. into Scotland, 14 Apr. 

Mrs. 1643, Order for indemnifying the Officers in the 
Duchy Court for delivering her Hutband’s Bond to her—for 
her paying 1502. Part of the Duchy Rents, received by him, 
to the Treafurers at Guildhall, 10 June. 

— Mr. 1644, Order for fecuring the Repayment of 507. to 
be advanced by him, 18 Apr. 

Gower, Stanley, 1643, defired to preach, 1 Nov. 

1644, defired to preach, 26 June——Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 31 July. ‘ 

Grafton, Thomas, 1644. Vide Privileges. ; 

Grafton Houfe, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it read, 25 
Dec. 

Grain, 1643, Ordinance concerning the Tranfportation thereof 
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Grant, John, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 

- to ferve after having received Preft-money, 25 May. 

Grantham, Thomas, 1644, Petition to be read, 14 Aug. Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 16; Report; Order for dif- 
charging him of Two Years Rent dite for Lands overflowed for 
Defence of Hull; Letter to the Committee for that Purpole 
read, and agreed to, 21. 

Graveling, 1644, Mr. Strickland’s Letter concerning it to be 
prefented, 12 July. Prefented; the Committee of both 

- Kingdoms to fend an Anfwer; Member to inform them of 
Proceedings touching that Bufinefs, 24. 

Gray, Lord of Wark, 1643, Order for fending him Powder 
aud Ammunition out of the public Stores of Effex, 8 Apr. 
—for his Forces to march to Lord General’s Athftance ; 
—A Committee to command Waggons, &amp;c. for their Ufe; 
Lords to be moved to join herein, 18—Order for fending 
Ordnance, &amp;c. 21—for fending Swords, 26—— Conference 
defired by Lords concerning Direétions for his going into 
Scotland, agreed to; Reporters appvinted; Conference held, 
and reported; his Attendance upon his Command difpented 
with during his Employment in Scotland, 6 July—Meflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had committed him to 
the Tower, and defiring them to join in moving Lord General 
to recall his Commiffion, 18. Conference defired by Lords 
thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; Bufinefs to be confidered, 20. 

Lord Thomas, 1643, his Letter from Leicefter concerning 
drawing the Forces of the affociated Counties into a Body, and 
commanding {trict Garifons to be kept, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Safety, 1 May Another Letter defiring a Supply 
of Horfe Arins referred, 16 Aug. Thanked for his Services, 
28 Sept. His Forces to allift in colleéting Sequeftration- 
monies in Lancafhire and Ratlandfhire, 3 Nov. His Letter 
concerning a Defeat given his Forces in Leicetterfhire; the 
Committee for Safety to furnifh him with Arms and Monies, 
7 Dec. Another Letter concerning an Affront received, 
with his Proceedings thereupon, and the Examination of feve- 
ral Evidences before a Council of War, read; Lord General to 
be defired to compofe the Difference, 20 Jan. Meflage 
and Letter to be fent to him concerning the Marching of the 
Convoy for the Garifon of Gloucefter—Order for the Com- 
mander to march forthwith, 7 Feb. 

-—- 1644, Order touching paying him 5007. 14 May—The 
Committee for aflefling Members to receive it out of the Firft 
Monies that come in by their Report—His Information of 
Delinquents Eftates difcovered by him, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 25 Order for fending him Arms 
and Ammunition, 22 June His Letter concerning the De- 
feat of Colonel Haftings, read, and referred to a Committee, 
5, July—— His Informations concerning Paflages between him 
and the Committee for the Militia of Leicefterthire, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 16 Aug ——Order for a Week’s Pay 
to his Regiment, 4 Sept. for paying their Arrears out of 
Monies ditcovered by him, 17 O&amp;. 

Sir Robert de, 1643: Vide Privileges—His Letter pub- 

lithed at the Head of his Company, exprefling DifaffeCtion to 

the Parliament, read; to be fent for, as a Delinquent, and 
his Eftate fequefiered, 6 July-—-A Committee to confider 

what Proportion of his Eftate is to be allowed him, 22 

Mar. 

Dame Elizabeth, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for Safety, 6 Sept. 

-—— George, 1644, his Letter referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 10 July—Order for Reftitution of his Collieries, 
and Satisfaction for Coals fold—Power given him to take and 
work a Delinquent’s Collieries, 15. Order amended, 19— 
The Committee for the Navy to contraé with him for better 
carrying on the Bufinefs of the Collieries of Sunderland, and 
tran{mit the Contra&amp; to the Committee there, 15. 

—— Captain, 1644, his Letter concerning Differences between 
the Committee for Leicefter and the Soldiers, read, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 25 May 
Order for paying his Widow Part of his Arrears, 30 Sept. 
Petition of his Brethren fent from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
mendation, 15 Nov. 

Elizabeth, 1644, Order for reftoring her to her Collieries 

and Coals upon the Staiths, &amp;c. 26 Nov. 

John, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 

Navy, 10 June. 

— Mr. 1643, to attend, 18 Sept. 

Lady, 1643, not to be admitted into St. James’s, 30 



























































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Robert, 1644, Petition of next of Kin read, and referred 
to a Committee, 13 May. 

Gray's Inn Lane, 1643, Money difcovered in an Alehoufe to 
remain there, 5 Mar. 

Great Seal, 1648, Matter thereof to be confidered by the 
Houfe; Reporter appointed, 10 May. Refolutions that it 
ought to attend the Parliament—that many Mifchiefs have 

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accrued by the Abfence of it—that it is the Duty of both, 

Houtes to provide a Remedy for them— Debate to be refumed, 

11. Conference defired with Lords concerning it, agreed to; 

—A Committee to confider of Obftructions by the Abfence 

thereof, 19— Report, 3 June. Vide Norton.— Meflage to 

Lords, defiring them to concur in making a Great Seal, 13, 

&amp; 14—A Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference con- 

cerning it—Conference defired by Lords concerning it agreed 

to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; 

Report referred to a Committee; the Committee to prepare 

teafons in Anfwer thereto, 14—A Committee to confider of 

Reatons for another Conference, 26. Reafons reported ; Ma- 

nagers appointed, 27 Lords defired to {peed their Anfwer, 

3 &amp; 4 July. Anfwer to be confidered, 4. Reafon for making 

One; a Committee to give Order for it, and fee it done, 5.— 

Perfon to be brought to Houle to receive Directions for graving 

it, 11. To be enjoined to take it in hand, and to have 100 /. 

for his Pains, 1g——Order touching the Times of Payment, 

2 Sept.—for fealing up the Great Seal, and delivering it to 

Speaker, 28 A Committee to confider of the Ufe of it, 

and the Votes of both Houtes concerning it, g Oct. Report; 

Conference defired thereupon; Managers appointed; Conte- 

rence agreed to, and held, 10. Lords Concurrence to the 

making a Great Seal fignified; the Committee for it to meet 
during Adjournment, 12. Report; Refolution for invalidating 
the Seal, and all Ads done under it fince it was taken from 
the Parliament—for putting the new Seal into the Cuftody of 

Commiflioners of both Houfes; a Committee to prepare 

Ordinance for that Purpote, 17. Ordinance read, and recom- 

mitted ; Conference defired, and agreed to, 19. Managers 

appointed ; Conference held, 2o—A Committee to confider of 
fome Hefirictions to the Votes for invalidating the Seal at 

Oxon, 21. To withdraw, 27—Ordinance for invalidating it, 

and for authorifing the new One, read, agreed to, and to be 

delivered to Lords at a Conference; Managers appointed, 30 

Ordinance returned from Lords, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to, 28 Nov.—Meflage to Lords, defiring 
them to expedite their Anfwer; Anfwer thereto, 7 Nov. 
Ordinance’ returned, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to; Commiffioners appointed; Seal-bearer recom- 
mended to them; Speaker to bring in the Seal, 10.— A 
Committee to confider of Grounds for a Conference concern- 
ing putting it in Execution ; the Manner of delivering it to the 
Commitlioners; the Way for them to be fworn, and a proper 
Oath to be taken by them, 11. Order for the Commiffioners 
to meet them, 15. Their Report touching the Manner of 
delivering, and keeping it; orm of the Oath; Conference to 
be defired thereupon, 18. Defired; agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held; Earl of Rutland excufed from 
being a Commiffioner; Earl of Kent appointed in his room, 
28.— Meflage from Lords, acquainting the Houfe they are 
ready to receive the Seals, 30 ——Lords defire the Concurrence 
of Houfe to an Order concerning difpofing of Places not in 
the Gift of Lord Keeper or Mafter of the Rolls, 2 Dec. The 
Commiflioners to prefent Names of proper Perfons for thofe 
Offices, 9. Order from Lords touching the Difpofal of them 
agreed to, 11.—Meflage from Lords, that they are ready to 
adminifter the Oath concerning the Triennial Parliament, 4. 
Members, Commiffioners, fent up; Lords defire that the 
Commilfioners and Mafter of the Rolls may, in the Prefence 
of both Houfes, take the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy, 
as well as the Oath concerning the Triennial Parliament; 
Speaker and Houfe go up, 16———Order for Commiffioners to 
pats Grants for Places in the Difpofal of the Committee for 
the Revenue, fent to Lords, 6 Jan. ——Ordinance from Lords 
concerning the Officers in Chancery to attend the Seal, 10 
——Commiflioners of the Houfe to confider of fome Method 
for making the new Seal effectual, 3 Feb. Order for Four 
Meffengers to attend the Seal, agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 4 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance appointing Meffengers to attend the 
Great Seal read, and agreed to, 2 May—for a Serjeant to 
attend it, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 

Greatham Hoipital. Vide Rand. 

Green, Lawrence, 1643, Petition concerning a Debt due from a 
French Ambaflador at Contiantinople; Mr. Morgan to have 
Warrant to go to the King, to folicit his Letter to the Queen 

Yegent for Payment thereof, 5 Aug. 

Lieutenant, 1643, to be removed from London Houfe 
to Nortolk Gaol, 26 May. 

Mr. 1643, Information concerning his Endeavours to 
bring Wool out of the Ring’s Quarters, referred to the Com- 
mittee at Haberdafhers Hall, 13 Mar. 

Giles, 1644, Order for Recompence to him for Da- 

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Greenhills, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 1 Apr.—Thanked, and 
to print hisSermon, 26. 

Greenland, a Carrier, 1643, Order touching difpofing of Goods 
feized from him, 20 May. 

Greenland Company, 1643, Difference between them and Per- 
fons at Yarmouth referred to the Committee for the Navy, 


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Houfe, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
confider of preventing Mitchiefs from the Garifon there, 
29 May Order for paying 120/. to the Committee for 
the Houfe—City to be defired to fend a Regiment to join the 
Forces againft it—Order touching the Manner of paying them 
—for turnifhing them with Cannon, 5 June for fending 
down Powder, 8—tfor fending Three Sacres and Four Drakes, 
14 for Payment of the Forces, 5 July. 

Greenville, Sir Richard, 1643, to be fent up with a ftrong Con- 
voy, 31 Aug. Cleared of any thing that might feem torlie 
upon him by this Reftraint—His Hortes to be reftored—To 
be thanked for his Services, 30 Sept. His Petition to be 
confidered, 30 Nov. 23 Dec. A Committee to confider 
of providing a Regiment of Horfe for him, 18 &amp; 23 Dec. 
—Order for raifing 5001. 23 Deputy Lieutenants and 
Committees of the Weft to make up their Proportion, 1 Mar. 

A Committee to prepare Ordinance for paying his and 

Lord Lifle’s Arrears, 20 Dec.———Ordinance read, 8 Jan. 

Committed, 29 Ordinance for public Faith to him re- 

voked, 15 Mar. 

1644, His Letter to Lord Lifle to fend him his Foot- 

man, read, 6 July. 

Captain, 1644, Bufinefs concerning his Exchange to be 
refumed, 30 Nov. 

Greenway, Mr. Vide Darleyes. 

James, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy—Order for ftopping Proceedings upon his Ship and 
Lading, 26 July——Report; Order for refioring his Ship, 
20 Aug. 

Greenwich, 1643, Order againft Carriages pafling over the 
Ferry, 1 July. 

Gregory, John. Vide Norris, Hugh. 

Mr. and Servant, 1643, to be exchanged for Dr. Turner 

and Servant—Lord Forth to be defired to give them a Pals, 

27 July. 

— Mr. 1643, to be fpecially recommended to the Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifters, 11 Aug. 

Griffin, Enfign, 1643, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Sir Edward, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Griffith, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent; the Com- 
niittee for Examinations to examine who fet him upon the 
Profecution of Burdett, 18 Dec. 

— Mr. 1644, Meflage from Lords, defiring a Committce 
of both Houfes may be appointed to examine him concerning 
fome feandalous Speeches and Mifcarriages towards the Elector 
Palatine, 2 &amp; 3 Dec. Committee appointed, 3.—His Petition 
from Lords to be read, 17. 

Griffiths, Jofeph, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Grimes, Sir George, 1644, his Compofition, witb. the Reafon 
thereof, reported ; Refolutions thereupon; Committee to agree 
with him according to them, 27 July———His Promife to pay 
5002. within Four Days accepted; Member to prepare Ordi- 
nance for difcharging his Sequeftration, 11 Sept. Ordinance 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 28. 

Grocers Hall, 1643, Papers, Subltcriptions, Xc. of the Com- 
mittee at Merchant ‘Taylors Hall, to be transferred to this 
Committee, 14 Sept. 

Grograms, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Gros, Mr. le, 1643, acquaints Houfe he could inform them 
concerning Sir Nicholas Crifp’s Eftate, 8 July. Vide Crifp, 
Sir Nicholas. 

Grofs, Thomas, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to him 
beyond Sea—for his Return within a limited Time, 14 June. 
—_—— Sir Charles, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houle 
within Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/. 9 May 

Order for levying the Money, 22 June 16 Sept. 

Ground, Arthur, 1643, committed to the Marfhalfea, 3 O&amp;. 

Grymes, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, Order for paying Part of 
his Arrears, 14 Nov. 

Guernfcy, 1642, Letters from thence concerning the Governor's 
keeping the Caftle againft the Town and Parliament, read ; 
Butinefs referred to the Committee for Examinations; Inha- 
bitants to be thanked, 21 Mar. 

— 1643, Recompence to be made for the Inhabitants Loffes 

out of the Governor’s Eftate, 5 Sept. Order for fending 

Two Ships—Member to confider of prefling Men for the 

Ifland, 6—Ordinance for prefling 500, read, and agreed to; 

































































- Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 O&amp;.——T he Committee 


at Haberdafhers Hall to furnifh Money for Security thereof, 
a0 Nov. Ordinance for their paying the Money, 6 Dec. 
Agreed to by Lords, 7. 

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1644, Eftimate of Supplies for the Ifland referred tothe 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 16 May. — Letters of 
Complaint againft Mr. Picott, 30. Vide Pécott. Bufi-. 
nefs concerning Guernfey and Jerfey to be confidered, 10 
June——The Committee of both Kingdoms to write to Lord 
General and Lord Admiral about it, 15 July——Lord Admi- 
pees Letter, and Inhabitants Petition, referred to them, 9. 

ug. 

Guibon, Francis, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with his Wife, 
&amp;c. into France, 16 Aug. ’ 

Guilford, 1643, Order appointing a Parfon in St. Nicholas’s 
Parifh, read, and agreed to, 19 June. 

Guillum, Captain, and Captain Parry, 1643, Petition read ; 
Member to prepare Ordinance for an Allowance towards 
their Loffes and Arrears, 12 Feb.——Ordinance read twice, 
and agreed to, 14 Mar. 

——— 1644, Sent to Lords, 10 Apr. ,; 

Guiney Company, 1644, the Committee for Accounts to fet a 
Value upon their Stock, 19 Aug. 

Gumbledon, Mr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. ; 

Gunmakers, 1643, Petition read, 23 June. . 

Gunpowder, 1644, a Committee to inquire what Quantities may. 
be had in the City, and upon what Terms, 8 Apr. Report to be 
communicated to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 10 
The Committee for the Navy to confider of the State of 
Powder and Saltpetre in the Stores, and how they may be 
furnifhed from time to time, 18 Sept. 

—— Mills, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms 
to be informed of the State thereof, and provide for their 
Security, 21 Od. 

Gurney, Sir Richard, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
admitting him to a Fine and Compofition; the Committee to 
compound with him, 23 Oét. 

Gurnill, William, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for in- 
fiituting him to the Parfonage of Lavenham, 7 Dec. Form 
thereof, 16. 

Gurnley, 1643, Order for appointing a Parfon read, and agreed 
to, 19 June. aie 

Guyn, Dr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate—Perfon to 
attend the Committee for Sequeftrations to give Information 
thereof, 1 Nov. 














18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
. &amp; 1644. 


LLABERDASHERS Hail, 1644, Meffage to Lords con- 
cerning Officers of that Committee put under Reftraint by 
their Order; Anfwer thereto, 3 Apr. 

Hacker, Captain, 1643, his Exchange for Lieutenant Colonel 
Sands to be recommended to Lord General, 25 Dec. 

Alaéter, Lieutenant Colonel John Phitip, 1643, committed to 
Southwark Compter, 16 Mar. 

Haddam, Much, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, 
and agreed to, 20 Dec. 

Hadley, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living read, and 
agreed to, g Oct. 

Haggerfion, Mr. 1643, to be fent to Lord Fairfax, 14 Aug. 

Haines, Captain, 1644, Order for 80/. to him, and 20 /. to the 
Man who procured his Efcape, fent to Lords, 3 Dec. 

Hales, Sir Edward, 1643, committed to the Tower, 28 July; 
Order for Payment of Monies affefied upon him—for fecur- 
ing and inventorying his Goods feized, 29 The Commit- 
tee for Prifoners to ftate Evidence againft him, 23 Aug. 
Report; Order for fequettering his Eftate, 28 Sept. The 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall impowered to pawn it, 5 O¢t. 
— Sir Henry Hayman has Leave to vifit him, 17—Order for 
bringing him to Bar, 19. Examined; Houfe adhere to the 
Vote for fequeftering his Eftate; Bufinefs referred to a Com- 
mittee, 20. Report; his Offer of 6,000 /. for the Garifon of 
Gloucefter accepted ; Sequettration to ceafe; Rents, Goods, 
&amp;c. to be re-delivered, 30 Goods fold before the Compo- 
fition not to be refiored—Order for continuing him fecured— 
for fending up his Servants and Grandchild, 3 Nov. 

Mr. 1643, to be removed from Lord Petre’s Houfe to 

Southwark Compter, 12 Aug. To be removed back, 14— 

The Committee for Prifoners to ftate Evidence againft him, 

23. 




















Thomas, and Son, 1643, committed to Winchefter 

. Houfe, for being Actors in the Kentifh Infurreétion, 17 
Aug. 

Me Captain, 1643, the Committee for the Admiralty to 
fend him to what Prifon they think fit, 29 Aug. 

Halford, Robert, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 
11 Aug. 

Sir Richard, 1644, hiaCompofition, with the Reafon 
thereof reported; Refolutions thereupon; the Committee to 
compound with him according to them, 27 July. 

Hall, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 








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woe 1644, defired to preach, 24 Apr.—Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 29 May. 

w— Thomas, 1644, Petition concerning a Debt due to him 
from Sir Thomas Soame, read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for Sequeftrations; Sir Thomas offers to be examined upon 
Oath, 8 Nov. 

Cornet, 1644, Order for paying Patt of his Arrears agreed 
to by Lords, 14 Nov. 

Halley, Mr. 1643, Queftion for trying him, Neg. 14 July. 

Halhifax, 1642, Day appointed by Lords for hearing Proofs 
againft the Parfon, 17 Mar. 

Tlalfied, Mr. 1642, Order for difpofing of Money feized at~ 
his Houle, 21 Mar. 

Haman, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, committed to the Tower, 
22 Aug. 

Hamburgh, 1643, a Committee to prepare IntiruCtions for an 
Agent to be fent thither, 7 Apr. Another Committee to 
treat with Merchants concerning a Loan of Rixdollars brought 
from thence, 1 May Letter and Petition from the States 
concerning Money, communicated by Lords, 28 Aug. 
Other Letters from them referred to a Committee, 20 

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1644, Latin Letter from them concerning a Ship 
taken by Parliament Ships, referred to a Committee, 2 Nov. 
Hamilton, Marquis of, 1643, Quefiion for Leave to him to 
convey Pictures, &amp;c. into Scotland, Neg. Order for fiaying 
them, 20 May=for delivering them to the Earl of Denbigh, 
upon his engaging they fhall be forthcoming, 23———A Com- 
mittee to confider of prefent raifing Monies out of them, 

16 Jan. 

: Captain, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Safety, 11 July. 

Sir John, 1644, Order for difcharging the Sequeftra- 

tion of his Houfe, &amp;c. in Middlefex, 27 Aug. 

Major, 1644, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 9 

Sept.——To be tried at a Council of War, and bailed in the 

mean time, 9 Oct. Report; Order for difcharging him 

and his Bail, 3 Dec. 

Sir Frederick, 1644, Petition, with a Letter of Recom- 

mendation trom the Houle of Commons at Edinburgh, read, 

26 Oét. 

. Sir Francis, 1644, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 
21 Dec. 

Hammerfley, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequef- 
tered Goods, 28 Sept. 

Hammond, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 29 June. 

Dr. 1643, to be f{ummoned to attend, 11 Od. 
Elizabeth, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Sequetirations, 27 Aug. 

Hampden, Alexander, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
22 May To be tried for a Confpiracy, 29 June. 

Hanham, Mr. 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuttody, 15 July. 

Hanworth, 1642, Petition of Parifhioners; Order for reftoring 
their Plate, 23 Mar. 

Harbin, Henry, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, and 
kept Prifoner in the mean time till fent, 24 Mar. 

Harbye, Sir John, 1643, to have Warrant to bring a Hearfe 
with his Son’s Coipfe from Oxon, 5 June. 

Harcourt, Count de, 1643, a Committee to prefent him the 
Refpects of the Houle, and fee he is properly accommodated, 
14 Sept.— Deputy Lieutenants of Kent to take care of his 
Accommodation upon the Road, 20. Meflage trom Lords 
concerning furnifhing Somerfet Houfe for him; Member to 
fee it done, 21 Conference defired by Lords concerning 
the Manner of entertaining him, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported, 5 O&amp;.—Another 
Conterence defired by them concerning a Meflage from him, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Meflage entered ; a Committee of both Houfes to 
confider of it, 7. Aufwer communicated by Lords agreed to, 
Q.—Speaker to grant him Warrant to pafs with his Retinue 
and Carriages, and return from Scotland ; Member to defire 
that his Attendants may return, and that he would carry no 
Monies for any one there, 11. Information that he is ftayed at 
the Court of Guards; Order for difmiffing him; a Committee 
to excufe the Matter to him, and inquire the Reafons of it; 
Report; Meflage to Lords, defiring Sir Peter Killegrew might 
go with him, agreed to—Order for difcharging his Waggons 
and Trunks, 16—Keport of Sir Peter Killegrew’s Return, and 
the Ambailador’s Meflage of Refpeét, and Defire of a free 
Paffage for Difpatches from Oxon to France, and of a Cau- 
tion given to De Molin; a Committee to acquaint him there- 
with, 21 Meffages and Letters from France addreffed to 
him, &amp;c. to pals to Oxon, 27. A Committee to acquaint 
the Metienger that the Houle difavow the Treatment he met 
with; their Report; Meflenger to have Warrant for himfelf 
and Letters to pafs into France, 31 A Reward offered for 
Difcovery of the Perfons who robbed him; Members to ac- 
quaint him therewith, 10 Noy——Conference defired by 



































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Lords concerning a Paper from him, agreed to; Reporters 

appointed; Conterence held, and reported; his Memorial, 

and Lords Anfwer, prefented, and to be confidered, 15: 

Read, and referred to a Committee, 20. Conference defired 

with Lords thereupon; Managers appointed; Conference 

agreed to, and held; Anfwer agreed to by Lords, 22.—— 

Captain of the Guards not to fuffer his Servants to be fearch- 

ed, or uncivilly ufed, but to bring fufpected Couriers to the 

Parliament, or to the Committee for Safety, 15 Nov.—Con- 

ference defired by Lords concerning him agreed to; Reporters 

appointed; Conference held, and reported; Quetiion for 
agreeing with them in ——, a Committee to receive what 
he defires to impart, Neg. A Committee to affign Reafons 
for dilagreeing, 30. Reafons reported, and agreed to; 

Conference defired thereupon agreed to, and held, 2 Dec.— 

Another Conference defired by Lords agreed to, 5. Reporters 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Paper from them 

concerning the Manner of receiving what he has to impart, 

agreed to, 6. Lords to be acquainted with the Agreement, 9, 

Meflage fent, 11.—Ambaflador to have Warrant for Per- 

fons to carry his Letters to Oxon, and bring back others di- 

rected to him, upon Promife to fend Letters belonging to other 

Perfons to the Parliament, 13—His Servant to have Warrant 

to go into France, 16—Atmbatlador to have Pafs to go with his 

Retinue to Oxon, 22. To have Liberty to carry Wine, the 

Wine being fearched ; Sir Peter Killegrew to go with him, 23, 

—Ordinance from Lords for Sir Peter’s going; Conference 

defired thereupon; Managers appointed ; Conterence agreed 

to, and held; Lords agree to the Orders of the Houle, 25. 

——A Committee to open Letters from France and from De 

Molin to him, in De Molin's Prefence—Lords to be moved that 

Lord Digby’s Letter to Sir H. De Vic may be fent to him— 

Letter from Lord Goringe to the Queen opened, and read ; 

Members to recover other Pacquets addreffed to him and Mon- 

fieur De Crefly—Other Members to feize all Letters with De 

Molin and Palafin, that are going to France—Conference 

defired touching Letters of great Importance that concern the 

Safety of the Kingdom, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 

Conference held; Meffage from Lords, defiring the Letter, 

and Mail of Letters, may be fafe kept; a Committee of both 

Houfes to open them, 10 Jan.—Letter from both Houfes to 

him reported, read, and agreed to; Order touching the In- 

dorfement; Duplicate thereof to be made; One to be fent by 

De Molin, the other by a Trumpet, 12. Lords Concurrence 

fignified, 13. A Committee to put the Letters into the Bag in 

De Molin’s Prefence, and acquaint him the Pafles will be 

ready To-morrow, 12. Speaker to deliver the Letter and 

Mail to him—Some of his Servants to have Warrant to go to 

Oxon, 13. Paffes from Lords for the Ambaflador, his 

Train, &amp;c. to go into France, agreed to, 12 Feb. 

Lady, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee; Com- 

mittee to prepare Ordinance for granting the Wardfhip of her 

Son without Fine, Compofition, or Rent, 30 Sept. 

Mrs. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Ob- 

fiructions in Courts of Juftice, 20 Sept. 

Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s 
Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Hardney, Richard, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Hardjione, Henry, 1644, committed to the Gatehoufe for break- 
ing open the Countets of Peterborough’s Houfe, 12 O&amp;. 

Hardwicke, Mr. 1643, to be recommended to the Committee 
for plundered Minitters to provide for him, 11 Nov. 

— 1644, defired to preach, 29 May—Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 26 June. 

Harefield, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants ; Leturer recommend- 
ed, 22 Mar. 

Harford, Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her Part of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Harley, Sir Robert, 1642, to give a privy Mark for Pix-money, 
and prepare Ordinance for reftoring himfelf to his Place in the 
Mint, 16 Mar. 

1643, Ordinance read, and agreed to, 3 May. Sent to 

Lords, 5. Their Concurrence fignified, 6——Order for 

Repayment of Money advanced by him, 6 Dec. 

1644, Order for Payment of the Refidue, 31 O¢t—— 

Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. 

Colonel, 1643, Order for fending his Regiment to Ply- 

mouth—for completing it by Impreft, 15 Nov. 

ae Ordinance concerning him agreed to by Lords, 

18 Oct. 

Harquebufiers, 1643, Ordinance for raifing a Regiment of them 
read, and referred to the Committee for Safety, 3 May— 
Ordinance for Security of Perfons advancing Money for that 
Service, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 10. 

Harrington, Thomas. Vide Herne, Edward. 

Captain, 1643, to have Warrant to convey Saddles, 

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Harris, Dr. 1643, to be difcharged from being a Member of 
the Aflembly, 11 Oct. 

-——— John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 
ment, 22 Jan. 

Mr. 1643, to be admitted upon a Report from the Com- 

mittee for abtent Members, 22 Jan. 

Jofeph, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall, 19 July. 

Harrifon, Mr. 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par+ 
liament—New Writ ordered, 24 June. 

Sir John, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 

24 Aug.—Voted incapable ef fitting during this Pa:liament, 

4 Sept. 

Tahiti 1644, Report congerning him; Order for 
leaving him to the Committee for Oxon, &amp;c: 23 O&amp;. 

Hartnaill, George, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe 
within Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/. g May 
Refpited upon a Report from the Committee for abfent Mem- 
bers, 22 Jan. 

Hartopp, Sir Edward, 1643, Complaint and Examinations 
againft him read, and referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 23 Mar. 

Harvey, Mr. 1643, a Committee to confider of his Eftate in 
Mr. Curteene’s hands, 16 Jan, To be affeffed for his 5th 
and 2oth Part, 5 Feb. . 

-———. 1644, to be further affeffed for his 2oth Part; 12 Aug: | 

John, junior, 1643, to be recommended to the Lord 

Lieutenant of Middlefex, to be a Captain of Volunteers, 

1 Aug. 

Mr. 1643, to pay Arrears of the King’s Revenue in his 

hands, and account upon Oath before a Baron of the Exche- 

quer within Ten Days, 11 Dec. 

Colonel, 1643, the Committee of Safety to confider of 

Means for paying Arrears due to bis Regiment, 24 Feb: 

1644, the Committee for the Revenue to pafs Order for 
it, 5 Apr.—Member to prepare Ordinance for cutting Woods 
on Lord Petre’s Eftate, for Payinent thereof, 11 Apr. Or- 
dinance read, and agreed to, 13. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 16.—His Regiment to march, and have a Month’s Pay, 
13 Apr. Members to treat with the Officers, if the Colonel 
refules to march, 10 May. Order for their Meeting, and 
fending for them; Committee to take care of fecuring the 
Horfe and Arms, 11.—Colonel to iflue Part of the Recruiting 
Monies to Colonel Wafhborne, to complete bis Troop,. 15.— 
The Committee for the Militia to be defired to difcharge his 
Quarters, take his Mufters, atid difpatch his Pay, 24. In+ 
formation againft him referred to the Committee for Lord Ge- 
neral’s Lift, 27 June. To another Committee, 8 July. 

~—— Mr. 1644, to have Satisfa€ion out of a Prifoner’s Eftate 
for Damages fufiained in bringing him up—A Committee to 
confider of fatisfying him for Monies difburfed for the Service 
of Lyme, 10 Oct. eit 

Harwich. Vide Landguard Fort—1643, Order for fearching 
Ships going in and out of the River, 10 Apr. Petition of 
Inhabitants ; Order for fequeftering the Living—Lord Admiral 
to be acquainted with the Condition of the Place, 2 O&amp;.— 
Letter and Petitions, complaining of their Lecturer, read, 
19 Oét. Vide Wood. 

Hajelwood, Captain, 1644, Petition; Order for Payment of 

art of his Arrears, 17 May. . Yo 

Haffelrig, Mr. 1643, his Exchange for Sir Wingfield Bodenham, 
to be recommended to Lord General, 25 Dec. 

Sir Arthur, 1643, his relation of Paflages of Sir William 

Waller’s Forces ; Thanks thereupon, 18 Apr.—-Deputy Lieu- 

tenants to deliver him Lifts of Malignants in the feveral 

Counties, 12 May. Power given him to fearch for Monies 

whereof he fhall receive Information, 7 June-——Order for 

Money for fpeedy fending away his Soldiers, 15 Nov.——for 

26/. toa Lieutenant in his Regiment that has loft his Leg, 

20 Dec.—For advancing Monies for Surgeons going down to 

his Regiment, 23. : 

1644, Order for Payment of Debts incurred by his En- 

gagements for the public Service, and for recruiting bis Regi- 

ment, 20 May—for indemnifying the Tenants of New Col- 

lege, Oxon, for paying their Rents for this Service, 27. 

Thomas, 1644, his Petition, and Lord Gray’s Informa- 
tion againft him, about opening a Letter directed to him, re+ 
ferred to a Committee, 10 May. 

Haftings, Sir James, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 15 

uly. 

Hatcher, Captain, 1644, Letters and Petition concerning his 
being fent Prifoner to Leicefter, 10 June. Order for fending 
him in fafe Cuftody ; Lord Gray to inform Houfe of the Rea- 
fons of his Confinement, 11. Liberty given him to appear 
without being brought up under Reftraint, 14. 

Thomas, 1644, difpenfed with for refiding with the 
Scots Commiffioners in the North, 18 Sept. 

—— Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s 
Arrears, 30 Sept. 

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Hatfield, Ridgeley, 1644, Petition; Order for Paynient of his 
Loan, 16 Dec. 

Hatley, John, 1644, the Committee for the Revenue to take 
Security for his Money feized in the Godipeed of Hull— 
Order for difcharging the Ship, 8 June. 

Hatter, Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
ObfiruGions in Courts of Juftice, 24 June: 

Hatton, Sir Robert, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Thomas 
Haffelrig—Order for his Commitment to the Tower, re- 
— 22 Jan. Order for his Difcharge, upon Security; 

eb. 

Captain; 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, io Feb. 

Mr. late Ufher of the Chancery, 1644, Order touching 

. the Difpofition of Monies in his hands, i June. 

Haughton, Thomas, 1643, Petition; Order thereupon, i3 May. 

Hawes, Willian, and Robert Terry, 1643, to be fent for, as 
Delinquents, 11 O&amp;. A Committee to examine the Offence 
—Order for their Difcharge in the mean time, 16. 

Hawkins, Jeffery, 1644; his Information againft Lieutenant 
Cotton, 10 May. Vide Cotton. 
Haye, Archibald, 1644; Caufe of his coming referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 10 May The Committee 

for reforming Lord General’s Army to examine him, 8 O&amp;. 

Sir James, 1644, his Commitment approved, 18 June— 
Order for difpofing of his Horfes, 21—for bailing him, 30 Sept: 

— Mr. 1644; to be fent up in fafe Cufiody, 15 July—Let- 

_ ters concerning him read, 20. | 

Hayes; Mr. 1643, Order for poy Sew Plate, 2 June: 

Hayward, Valentine, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Heale, Sir Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament,.22 Jan. 

Heath, F. 1643. Vide Privileges: 

— Dorothy, 1643, Petition concerning 800/. dué to her laie 
Hufband for Blades, and concerning a Part of Two Sabfidies, 
collected by. him, being feized and carried into Guildhall ; 
Order for the Treafurers to pay the Money belonging to the 
State, and give her an Acquittunce; Proceedings to be ftayed 
in the mean time, 16 Dec: 

—— John. Vide Culling. i 

—— Sir Robert, 1643, Officets to pay Monies in their hands, 
belonging to him as Fees, 16 Aug. 

—— 1644, a Committee to inquire who iffue Writs Tefte Ro- 
berto Heath, 30 May Refolution for impeaching him, 
Sir Jo. Banks, Sir Robert Fofter, and Sir Jo. Glanville,. of 
High Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire that 
Witnefles may be examined upon Oath in the Prefence of a 
Committee of the Houfe— Another Committee to take care 

_ of producing them, 22 July. 

Heathcott, Grace, 1644, Petition to be read, 24 Sept. Referred 
to the Committee for the Navy, go. 

Heaton, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 18 Dec. 

Hehblethwaite, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Ser- 
vice of Houfe, 17 June To attend the Committee for 
fequeftering abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. 

—— 1644, Cafe of his Abfence reported, and re-committed, 
16 O&amp;.—Further Report concerning him; the Committee 
at Goldfinith’s Hall to compound for his Delinquency—Or;der 
fur continuing his Sequeftration, 29 Nov:—--His Fine of 
5004: accepted ; Sequetiration to be difcharged upon Payment 
thereof; Ordinance to be prepared for that Purpofe, 23 Dec. 

Heéor, a Ship, 1643, to be fent to Lord Admiral— Lading to be 
fold, and Part of the Proceed afligned to the Ship’s Company, 
14 Sept. . 

Hempfed Hemell, 1642, Day appointed by Lords for hearing 
Proofs againft the Parfon, 17 Mar. 

- 1644, Ordinance from Lords for fequeftering the Living, 
read; and paffed, 18 May. 

Hemsworth, Mr. 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 
Vide Jaques. 

Henderfon, Mr. a Prieft, 1643, Order for difpofing of Monies 
found upon him, 13 Nov. 

Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 49 Nov: Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Dec. 

Sir John, 1643, Pafs for himfelf, Wife, &amp;c. to go 
into Holland, denied, 3 Jan. 

Hendon, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 7 O&amp;. ‘ 

Baron, 1643, Meflage to Lords, defiring he may be 

affefled, agreed to, 5 Dec.—Another, defiring he may be 

proceeded againft for not paying his Affefiment, 2o—Agreed 












































to, 23. 

pgm Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and agreed 
to, 28 Od. i. 

Henley, Mr. and Mr. Hawkeridge, 1643, a Committee to con- 
fider of a fpeedy Courfe for fatisfying Monies’ drawn upon 
them for Arms delivered to the Scots, 20 July. 

Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Office in the King’s 

Bench, and Difpofal of the Profits accruing this Term, and of 

Arrears, 1 Feb. . 





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— 1644, Order for difpofing of them for the Ufe of Lyme 
and Poole, 3 May. 

Henry, a Ship, of Dover, 1644, Commander and Officers to be 
brought to Lord Admiral, 22 Apr. 

Herbert, William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Richard, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Mr. 1644, his Letter to Speaker, 20 July. 

—--— Lord, of Cherberry, 1644, Order for felling his Books, 
and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 30 Aug. For reftore- 
ing them, and difcharging his Sequefiration, 23 Sept ——His 
Petition from Lords, referred to a Committee, 19 Dec. 

Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 29 O&amp;t. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 6 Nov. 
Hereford County, 1643, Appointment of High Sheriff refpited, 

30 Dec. 

flereton, Colonel. Vide Quarrel. . 

Herle, Mary, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irifh Affairs, 10 June. 

Herne, Mr. 1642, to be difcharged; Member to fee he takes 
no Horfes with him fit for Service, 20 Mar. 

John, 1643, to pay Monies, colleéted for Relief of the Vifited 

in the Out-Parifhes, to the Treafurer for Middlefex, 14 Sept. 

Richard, 1643, to be tried by martial Law, and committed 
to the Compter in the mean time—Order for beftowing his 
Printing Prefles, &amp;c. on Jofeph Huntcott, 10 Nov. His 
Petition referred to the Committee for Examinations, 16 Dec. 

Heron, Edward, High Sheriff of Lincolnthire, 1642, Warrants 
againtt aflifting the Committee at Lincoln, figned by him, and 
others, read; a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fequef- 
tering their Eftates, 15 Mar. 

Sir Edward, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
admitting him to a line and Compofition ; a Committee to 
compound with him, 23 Od. 

Ilertford, Town, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the Vicar- 
age of All Saints, read, and agreed to, 16 Mar. Day ap- 
pointed by Lords for hearing Proofs againft the Parfon, 17. 

County, 1643, Petition of Freeholders, &amp;c.— Ordi- 
nance concerning the Application of the Weekly Affeflments, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 
Mar.—Member fent down to advance them, 28 Petition 
of Inhabitants concerning Captain Wingate, read, 7 Apr. Vide 
Wingate-—Ordinance concerning Volunteers, fent to Lords, 
20—Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 25 Apr. 7 Sept. 
Deputy Lieutenants to deliver to Sir Arthur Haffelrig a Lift of 
Malignants in the County, 12 May—Additional Committees 
to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 
24—A Committee to examine the Bulinefs of feizing Hortes 
and raifing Horfe for the King, 21 Aug—The Committee 
for the County to give Warrant for Payment of Monies raifed 
for Maintenance of the Forces, 2 Sept.—Order for fending 
Horfe to the Earl of Manchefter, 13. Agreed to by Lords, 
with a Provilo; Provifo agreed to, 18——-A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for affociating Hertfordfhire, Kent, Surry, 
and Suffex, 2 O&amp;. Ordinance read, and agreed to, 27— 
Lord General to be defired to command the Horfe; Notice 
thereof to be given to the Earl of Manchefter, 3O&amp;. Committees 
added to the Committee for the feveral Ordinances of Par- 
Jiament, 5—Ordinance for the Trained Bands to march as 

. Lord General fhall direét; agreed to by Lords, 18—Order 
for fending Monies collected upon the Ordinance of Sequef- 
trations, 26———for fending down Billet-money, 5 Dee.— 
Ordinance for levying Forces and Monies, read twice, and 
committed, 15—Paffed, and agreed to by Lords, 18-—Petition 
and Information of Brewers, referred to the Coinmittee for the 
Excife, 16—High Sheriff appointed, 30 -——Petition of Com- 
mittees, complaining of difproportionable Rates fet upon ‘the 
County, read; nothing done thereupon, 17 Jan——Petition 
of Inhabitants, 2 Feb.—Petition of Gentlemen, read; a Com- 
mittee to confider of a Way for fatisfying the Debt due to the 
County, and the Infolencies committed towards them, 22 

Order for their Meeting, 7 Mar. The Committee to 
confider of the Lofs fuftained by Perfons who fent Horfe to 
convoy Lord General’s Foot to Windfor, 8. 

——-— 1644, the Forces to condu&amp; Prifoners under their Com- 
mand to the Committee for Prifoners, 29 Mar. Peti- 
tion of the Committee for the Militia; Ordinance prefented 
therewith, for continuing the Ordinance to them, read, 
13 Apr. Committed; Continuance thereof, 16 Member to 
prepare Letter to the Committee concerning Satisfaction to be 
made to the County for their extraordinary Charges, 3 July— 
Report from the Committee of both Kingdoms, concerning 
the County, to be made, 17. Order at the Quarter Seffions, 
and a Petition, reported; Petition and Reafons referred to the 
Committee for the Militia—Complaints ‘and Informations 
againft feveral of that Committee, referred to the Committee 
for regulating Lord General's Army; Committee impowered 

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to receive Informations—A Committee to prepare Ordinanee 
for Continuance of the Militia, 19. “Ordinance read twice, 
and committed; Petitions, &amp;c. referred, 27. Ordinance 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired ; Ordinance explain- 
ed,5 Aug. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 7.—Petition of Minifiers; Order thereupon, 
1. Order for removing Soldiers quartered near the 
Enemy’s Quarters, 24 Dec. 

Hertingfordbury, 1643, Ordimance for fequeftering the Living, 
read, and re-committed, 15 Feb. 

1644, agreed to, 10 May. 

Hervey, Daniel, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee at 
Haberdafhers Hall, 20 July. 











Hefketh Fridefwed, 1644, Petition fpecially recommended to the © 


Committee for Sequeftrations, 31 May. 

Hexham and Holme, 1644, Petition of Inhabitants read, and 
referred to a Committee, 3 July. 

Hoxt, Mr. 1644, Order for beftowing upon him Books to the 
Value of go/. 1 June. Agreed to by Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 8. 

Heyling, 11643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Heyman, Peter, 1643,to have Warrant to pafs into France, 23 Ang. 

Heywood, Elizabeth, 1644, Order for transferring the Truft of 
her Eftate, 10 Dec. 

Hickford, Elizabeth, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Hicks, Mr. 1644, defired te preach, 29 May 
to print his Sermon, 26 June. 

Mr. 1644, Ordinance concerning him; agreed to by 

Lords, 18 Oct. . 

Hide, Mr. 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 24 May. 

Hanmett, 1643, Order for appointing Sequeftrators of his 

Eftate, 10 June. Ordinance for that Purpofe, 12. 

John, &amp;c. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Middlefex, 8 Mar. 

Hierarchy, Popith, 1643, Letters to the Bifhop of Calcedon, 
fetting forth the State thereof in England, read; Conference 
to be defired with Lords thereupon; Letters to be communi- 
eated afterwards to the Affembly, 10 O&amp;. Managers ap- 
pointed, 11.—A Committee of both Houfes to confider what 
is fit to be done thereupon, 109. Member to fee the Papers 
printed, 10 Nov. ~ 

Higden, Walter, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Higgins, Mr. 1643, to be recommended to the Mayor and City 
of Chichefter to be Recorder, 11 July. 

Higgons, Captain, 1643, his Troop to be fent up to receive 
their Arms, 18 July———Order for their marching to Lord, 
General, 19 Aug.——The Committee for Suffex to take care 
of paying them, 21 Sept. His Letter concerning fome 
Differences between him and one of the Committee at Chi- 
chefter, read; Perfon to hear and determine them, 20 Dec. 

1644, his Troop to be at the Difpofal of Sir William 
Waller and the Committee in Suflex, 11 Apr——Petition 
from the County, and the Certificate of the Committees 
agamfi him, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
24 May His Petition, and Informations againft him, re- 
ferred to a Committee, 4 June. 

Hilderfham, Samuel, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the 
Affembly, 23 O&amp;. 

Hill, Peter St. 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 

Mr. St. 1643, his fending Currans to Briftol, referred to a 

Committee, 10 May. | 

Richard. Vide Pennoyer. 

—— Arthur, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 22 Apr. 

Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 19 July—Thanked, and to 

print his Sermon, 21. 

Colonel, 1643, Petition read, and recommended to the 
Committee for lrifh Affairs, 6 Sept—Perfons appointed to 
examine his and Colonel Chichefter’s Accounts, 30, Re- 

ort—Examination of his Engagements to the Council of 
Scotland for Arms for Ireland, referred to the Committee in 
Scotland—Queftion for advancing him 4oo/. Neg. 2 Oét.— 
Order eoncerning him, agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Hillerfden Houfe, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider whether it be fit to 
flight or garifon it, 7 Mar. 

Hilton, Baron, 1644, Ordinance for fecuring his Creditors, to 
be read, 14 May. Read twice, and agreed to, 16. Sent to 
Lords, 18. Meflage, defiring them to expedite the pafling it, 20. 

Matthew, 2643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 

une. 

Hinton, William, 1643, to have Pafs to go into France, 15 Apr. 

Hippefley, Sir John, 1643, to tend Warrant for his Troops to 
rene in Tothill Fields, 18 July———Order for difbanding 
‘them, 15 Sept. 

Captain, 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears, fent 

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Hitcham, 1643, Order for iequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 18 O&amp;. 

Hobbard, Sir .John, 1643, Member to write to him to attend, 
16 Od. Excufed upon account of his Indifpofition, 27. 

Hobdbart, Sir Miles, 1644, a Committee to confider a Defire 
prefented on behalf of him and Sir John Palgrave, 15 May 
——Petition concerning them, read ; Order for making Re- 
port, 19 July. Report; Sir Miles to be tried by martial Law ; 
Sir John to be difcharged from further Attendance, 20. 

Hobbs, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent—Order for 
fequeftering his Eftate, 28 July for his Commitment to 
Newgate, 1 Aug. 

Hodder, John, 1643, Letter concerning Bills of Exchange from 
him, read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 
24 May. 

Hodgfon, John, 1642, Order for indemnifying him for taking 
up Arms againft the Earl of Newcaftle, 20 Mar. 

Thomas, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 6 Sept. 

Holborne, Robert, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Colonel James, 1644, Paper concerning an Alteration 

of Officers in his Regiment, referred 1o Lord General, 1 Apr. 

His Petition; Order for him to repair forthwith to his 
Regiment, 15 May. 

a Humphrey, 1643, appointed Keeper of London Houfe, 
20 Dec. 

1644, Order for Reward to him for taking a Priefti— 
A Committee to confider his Charge, fince the Prieft was in 
Cuftody, 14 Nov. 

Holdfwerth, Dr. 1643, a Committee to confider of his Delin- 
quency, 10 June. 

Holford, Charles, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Geneva, 
10 May. 

y ne and others, Orphans, 1643, Petition referred 
to the Committee at Leicetter—Their Goods to be fecured in 
the mean time, 16 Aug. 

——— Sir Kichard, 1644, Order for making Report concerning 
him, and others, come in upon the Declaration, 15. 20, 21, 
&amp; 22 June——Report; Contideration of his Fine, re-com- 
mitted; Petition of Orphans, whofe Eftates lie in his hands, 

_ referred, 28 Nov. 

Mrs. 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 24 July. 

Hollund, 1643, Conference defired with Lords, concerning a 
Letter to be fent to the States, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held ; Lords Concurrence fignified ; Letter to be 
figned by both Speakers, 2 May——Trunk of Writings from 
thence to be delivered to the Houfe, and the Key to Speaker, 
12 June——Ordinance appointing Deputies to folicit for the 
Relief of Ireland, fent to Lords, 27 July Power given 
them to act jointly or feparately, 3 O¢t. Agreed to by Lords, 
5—Information that the Ambaffadors are at Gravefend ; Lords 
acquainted therewith A Committee to confider of their 
Reception, and to fend the Mafter of the Ceremonies to 
them; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 Jan. Order for their 
Meeting, 15—A Committee of both Houfes, to meet them at 
Greenwich, 12. Order for their Meeting, 13.—Their Goods 
to pafs Cuftom-free, and without Search, 15. Houfe ap- 
pointed for them, 16.——Meflage to be fent to them, con- 
cerning the Mifbehaviour of their Servants, 1 Feb——Con- 
ference defired by Lords, concerning Letters from thence ; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 2g—— 
Reported ; Letters read, and referred toa Committee, 4 Mar. 
—lInformation concerning the State of Affairs there, in rela- 
tion to this Kingdom, to be put in Writing, and fworn to in 
the Admiralty Court—The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
confider of fending Ships to Newcaftle and the Coafts of Hol- 
land, to prevent the Tranfportation of Arms, &amp;c.—Order 
for 1007, and Books to the fame Value, for the Informant; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8.—Paper from the Ambaf- 
fadors, prefented by Speaker, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms; Conference to be defired with 
Lords thereupon, 18. Defired, and agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, 19. Another defired by Lords; 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Report to be confidered, 20. Confidered; Paper 
read; Houfe adhere to their former Vote of referring the 
Paper to the Committee of both Kingdoms ; a Committee to 
prepare Reafons, 22. Reatons reported ; free Conference 
defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference 
held, 23. 

. 1644, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expedite their 

Anfwer; Conference defired by them; agreed to; Reporters 

appointed; Conference held, and reported, 25. Report to 

be confidered, 26. Confidered ; Houfe adhere to their for- 
mer Vote; a Committee to prepare Reafons; Reafons re- 
ported ; free Conference defired, and agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, 28. Reported ; previous 
Queftion for appointing a Committee to join with a Committee 
of ne confider the Paper, Neg. ; a Committee to affign 
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Reafons, 30 Reafons reported, and re-committed, 2 Apr. 
Reported trom Recommitment; free Conference defired, and 
agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, 3. 
Conference defired by Lords; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Report to be confidered, 5. 
—Meflage from Lords, defiring to communicate, at a Confer- 
ence, fomething they had received from the Ambafladors ; 
agreed to; Report concerning it; Anfwer to their Paper, 
agreed to; a Committee to prepare Preamble; Preamble read, 
and agreed to; Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to, 8——They acknowledge the Parliament; Speaker, 
in a Vifit, to return the Refpeéts of Houfe; Members to have 
Liberty to accompany him, 4 May—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to fend to the States Provincial a Narrative of 
what pafled between the Ambafludors and the Parliament, 27. 
~——l.etters to be figned by Speakers ‘of both Houfes' to the 
States General, &amp;c. thanking them for the Colleétions for Irith 
Proteftants, 15 June — Lords a¢quaint the Houfe they had 
received a Meflage from the States ArtiWaffadors, concerning 
fomething they had to deliver to both’ Houfes; a Committee 
of both Houtfes to confider of the Manner of receiviny them, 
19. Their Application to the Speaker concerning it; his An- 
fwer, 2o——Opinion of the Committee concerning the Recep- 
tion of them; agreed to, 22—-—Lords Vote, that each Houte 
fhall receive them apart, agreed to—Day appointed for giving 
Audience by the Houfe—A Committee to confider all Cireum- 
fiances conducing thereto, 1 July. Their Report; Copy 
thereof to be delivered to the Mafier of the Ceremonies— 
Order for furnifhing the Rooms appointed to entertain them, 
and the Houfe, with Things neceflary for their Reception, 10. 
Manner of receiving them; they prefent a Letter of Credence, 
Propofitions, and a Memorial; Day appointed for Speaker 
to make Report thereof, 12. His Report, 17. To be con- 
fidered, 17. 20, &amp; 22.—Meflage from Lords, acquainting the 
Houfe they had appointed « Committee to contider their 
Propofition concerning Shipping, 19. They put the Houfe 
in mind thereof; a Committee appointed to meet them; 
Lords to be defired to impower them to receive Complaints of 
Injuries done by their Subjects, 24.——Lords to be defired to 
appoint a time for Their meeting, 26 2&amp;21 Aug. Time 
appointed, 22. Committee to have Liberty to treat with tle 
Ambaffadors concerning their Complaint, 1 Aug. Further 
Demands referred, 9. Order appointing Committees to be 
communicated to Lords by their Clerk, 16——-The Commit- 
_ tee impowered to grant or deny Reftitution of a Ship, 4 Sept. 
Committees added, 6 &amp; 7—Order for Meeting of the Com- 
mittee, 18 &amp; 28 Liberty given them to deliver in the 
Demands of the Subjects of this Kingdom— Order for 
a Report, 3 Dec. Ambafladors Defire of import- 
ing Wine and Beer Cuftom-tree, agreed to, 20 Aug. 
Meffage from Lords, concerning the Excife of their Pro- 
vifions, refered to a Committee, 28 Nov. Order for 
exempting them from paying Excife or Cuftom, 13 Dee. 
Lord Admiral’s Letter, concerning his refufing a States 
Man of War to wath and tallow at Dartmouth, and in- 
viting him tv go to any Port in Subjection to the Parliament, 
read ; A Committee to prepare Letter of Approbation, 3 July 
—Extra&amp; of a Letter concerning the States Refolutions 
touching free Trade into all the Ports of this Kingdom, referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Letter concerning a 
Dutch Man of War, with Powder, &amp;c. taken, and Copy of a 
Letter inclofed, referred to a Committee of both Houtes, 24. 
The Committee at Sunderland impowered to employ the Ship 
in the Service of thole Parts—Letter concerning another Ship 
taken, read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy. 
The Committee to put the Ship in an ordinary Way of Trial 
in the Admiralty Court, and give Order for Exportation of 
the Prifoners, 26 Speaker prefents a Letter from the 
Ambaffadors, in French and Englifh; Englifh Letter read, 
and to be confidered, 6 Sept-—— Meffage from Lords, defiring 
an Anfwer to their Propofition for mediating a Peace, may 
be referred to a Committee of both Honfes, agreed to, 23 
——Antwer agreed to by Lords, with Amendments, 21 O&amp;. 
Their Letter, reinforcing their Defires of interpofing, and 
Lords Anfwer, read, and referred to a Committee, 7 Nov. 
Order for their Meeting, 18 &amp; 28—Paper from them, com- 
municated by Lords, 15——Another Committee to confider 
Lords Anfwer, 4 Dec. Order for making Report, 5. An- 
fwer reported, with Amendments; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 6. Signified, 7. Ambafladors received as formerly ; 
Speaker delivers the Anfwer by Word of Mouth; Clerk 
prefents it to them in bib | Ambaffadors to be defired to 
deliver their Propofitions in Writing, 10—Their Letter com- 
municated by Lords; referred to a Committee of both King- 
doms— Petition of Dutch Merchants, fent from Lords, 13. — 
-———— in Lincolnfhire, 1644, Security thereof fpecially recom- 
rg to the Committee of Lord Manchefter’s Affociation, 
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——— Earl of, 1643, to be difcharged from the Lieutenancy 
of Middlefex and Berks, 23 Aug. Metlage to Lords, de- 
firing he may be fecured in the Tower, and no Perfon {peak 
with him but in Keeper’s Prefence, and that he may be exa- 
mined by a Committee, in the Prefence of fome Members; 
Anfwer thereto; a Committee to prepare Interrogatories, and 
be prefent at the Examination, 7 Nov. His Aniwer to the 
Interrogatories, reported; previous Quefiion, for defiring 
Lords to commit him to the Tower, Neg.; the Committee 
io confider what is fit to be done further, 11 Conference 
defired by Lords concerning his Petition, and Lord General's 
Letter, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported; Petition and Letter referred to the Committee 
—Ordinance for punifhing him and others for leaving the Par- 
liament, and going to the Army raifed againft them, read 
twice, and committed, 22 Dec.—Another Conference detired 
by Lords concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 15 Jan. Reported; State of the Bufinefs 
concerning him, with the Reafons of the Committee, reported ; 
previous Queftion; that he is guilty of deferting the Parlia- 
ment, Neg. 17 Meffage from Lords, defiring his Sequef- 
tration may be taken off, 3 &amp; 14 Mar. 

- --—— 1644, another Meffage, acquainting the Houfe they had 
given him Leave to attend Lord General in.an Expedition ; 
Queftion for concurring therein, Neg.; Lord General to be 
defired not to admit him to go, 9 May—Order for difcharge- 
ing his Sequeftration, 13. Lords to be acquainted therewith, 











15. 

IIolland, Sir John, 1643, to have Pafs for himfelf, Lady, &amp;c. 
to go beyond Sea, 24 Apr. to be difpenfed with for going 
into the Country, and to have Leave to fend down a Com- 
miffion to Mr. Wilton to be his Lieutenant Colonel, 29 June. 

Order for him to command the Regiment in Sir John’s 

Abfence, 8 July—Sir John to take into his Poflefion Monies 

lately paid to Lord Roxborough, 3 To have Leave to 

vifit his Lady at Utrecht, and fuffer no Prejudice by his Ab- 
fence, 22 Sept. 

1644, Leave of Abfence extended, 18 O&amp;. 

Holled, John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 18 














Apr. 

Holes, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges.—To have Warrant to pafs 
with his Wife, &amp;c. beyond Sea, g Aug. Order revoked; 
Copy thereof to be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 
To have Leave to go and place his Wife in the Ifle of Wight, 
19. 

eo Denzill, 1644, Petition read; the Committee for the 
King’s Revenue to pay him 1000 Marks for the like Sum im- 
poled on him by a Fine in the King’s Bench, 24 July. 

Hollingbury Much, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, 
read, 29 June. ; 

Hollyland, Colonel, 1643, Order for delivering him Money, 
&amp;c. 29 May. 

Flolme. Vide Herham. 

Holmeftead, Colonel, &amp;c. 1644, Petition read; to have Licence 

to tranfport Goods by Biils of Store, 7 Aug. 

TTolt, Alexander, 1643, Witnefles, and Information againft 
him, to be heard at Bar, 5, 6 &amp; 8 Sept. His Petition ; 
Queftion for referring it to a Committee, Neg.; Petition 
read; Witnefles examined ; Order for reftoring his Goods, 
and difcharging him, o. 

Holworthy, Matthew. Vide Croft. 

Holy Wland, 1643, Order for fending Ships and Provifions 
thither, 15 July for Indemnity of the Perfon who took it, 
16 Sept. 

1644, Report concerning it, and touching paying the 
Arrears of the Garifon ; the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
fettle it for the future, 21 Aug. 

Honeyman, Mr. 1643, the Committee for Examinations to exa- 
mine the Serjeant’s Man concerning his Efcape, and William 
Ducy concerning Intelligence with him, g Feb. 

Honeywood, Sir John, 1643, to be excufed from acting as 
Deputy Lieutenant, 20 Aug. 

Sir Robert, 1043, Bufinefs concerning him referred 
to the Committees in Kent, 29 Aug. Their Letter; Order 
for fequeftering his Eftate, 28 Sept. His Petition referred 
to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 27 Nov. His Com- 
pofition accepted ; Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, 
upon Payment thereof, 20 Jan. 

Hooke, Captain, 1644, Petition; Order for paying Part of his 
Arrears, 17 May. 

Mary, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 

_ Navy, o O&amp;. 

Hesper William, 1643, to be exchanged for Lieutenant Carr, 

. 19 flug. : 

Hope, a Ship, of Rotterdam, 1644, Letter from States Ambaffa- 

_ dors, and Petition of Mafter concerning it, read; Speaker to 
give Anfwer to the Ambafladors, 22 July. 

Hopewell, a Ship, of London, 1643, Petition of Owners referred 
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1644, another Petition read, and referred to anotlier 
Committee, 19 June. 

Hopton, Captain James, 1643, ‘Declaration of his Affection to 
the Parliament, read—Order for recommending him to Lord 
General, 18 July. 

Sir Ralph, 1643, his Letter concerning his Lofs at 

Alton ; Order touching Prifoners taken there, 18 Dec. 

Mr. 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Tlornby Caftle, 1643, Order for demolifhing it, 6 July. Sent 
to Lords; to be fent down, notwithftanding the Houfe has 
received no Aniwer, 8. ; 

Horner, Sir John, 1643, Order for Payment of Monies dif- 
burfed by him, 14 Sept. 

— Mr. 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 23 Dec. 
Quarrel. 

Horfes, 1642; Order concerning marking them, agreed to by 
Lords, 23 Mar. 

1643, Lords to be moved for Order againft tranfporting 

them without Leave of both Houfes, 25 Mar.——Ordinance 

concerning aflefling Non-contributors to the Propofitions for 
raifing Horfe, read, and re-committed, 8 Apr. Meflage to 

Lords, defiring them to pafs it, 27 Apr—g3 May. Ordi- 

nance agreed to by them, 6——The Committees tor raifing 

them to give Account weekly of their Proceedings—the Com- 
mittee for Examinations to difarm) Non-contributors, and 
commit them; and to aflefs them proportionable to their 

Eftates, and give Order for levying the Affeffments, 27 Apr. 

—A Committee to prepare Ordinance to prevent Mifchiefs 

by general Warrants for feizing them; Books of Entries of 

all former Warrants to be brought to them, 20Apr. Ordi- 

nance for that Purpofe ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 

A Committee to confider what Horfes have been ‘feized 

by virtue of any Warrant, 6 May—Ordinance for indemnify- 

ing the Commiflaries, 15—-A Committee to confider of lifting 
all within the City, and 10 Miles round, 17 Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, read, and re-committed, 1 June. Read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3. Houle 
put them in mind thereof, 16, 24 &amp;'26. Ordinance returned, 
with Amendments, 29 Amendments read, and committed, 

1 July—Lord General to be defired to grant Commiffions for 

lifting them, 3 A Committee to aflefs Non-contributors 

within the City, and 20 Miles round, 26 May Ordinance 

for that Purpofe ; agreed to by Lords, with a Provifo, 29 

Provifo agreed to, and to be printed; Lord General to 
be defired to give Order for Obfervation thereof, 7 June 
—Ordinance from Lords againft taking Hortes within 30 
Miles of London, read, and referred to a Committee, 12. 
To be reported, 17. Conference defired by Lords concern- 
ing it; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported, 1g——Receivers for the Subfcriptions in the 
feveral Counties appointed, 17 July—Ordinance for raifing 
Horfes in London, and 15 Counties adjacent, read, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Queftion for fending 
it up with a Blank for the Names of Commanders in Chief, 
Neg.; Commanders appointed; Conference defired with 
Lords concerning it; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held; another defired by Lords; agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held ; Lords Amendments reported, 
and agreed to, 22. Ordinance to be printed and dif- 
perfed, 25. Letter to be fent into the feveral Counties, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 A 
Committee to examine the Obftructions to bringing them in, 
18 Oét. 

Horjman, Captain. Vide Rockingham Caftle. 

Horfted Parva, 1643, Order for iequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 5 Sept. . 

Horton, Colonel, 1643, Members appointed to fpeak with him, 
29 May——To be recommended to the Command Sir William 
Ogle had, 24 June. 

Hofpitals, 1643, Confideration of thofe about Town referred 
to a Committee, 19 O&amp;. 

1644, Ordinance for exempting their Rents from Taxes, 
read, 3 July. Order for Second Reading, 3 July 24 Aug. 
— Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
14Nov. Defired, 16. 

Hotham, Sir John, 1643, his Letter concerning Sir Hugh Cholme- 
ley’s deferting the Parliament. Vide Cholmeley, Sir Hugh. 

ember to write Letter of Thanks, 3 Apr.—Another Let- 
ter, defiring 2,000 Mufquets to be fent down, {pecially recom- 
mended to the Committee for Safety, 4——Bills of Exchange 
for 6001. accepted ; Order for Payment of the Money, 2 May 
——aAnIwer to his Letter concerning his Son, read, and agreed 
to; Committees Letter concerning fecuring him, 3 July— 
Ordinance for indemnifying thofe that apprehended him, read, 
and agreed to, 8. Lords Concurrence fignified, 10—The 
Committee to fend him up; a Committee to examine him, 
and the whole Bufinefs concerning him; no Member to fend 
to or vifit him without Leave of the Houfe, 12. 











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rifons of Hull and Beverly, 13. Order for delivering the 
Monies and Plate, except as excepted, to Lord Fairfax, 14. 
Enlarged, 18 Read, and agreed to, 19 Aug.—Order for 
bringing him to Bar, 7 Aug.—Order for Indemnity of the 
Committee for apprehending him and his Son, and fortifying 
the Town, read, and agreed to; Member to prepare Letter 
of Thanks to them; Perfons have Liberty to {peak with him 
in Reeper’s Prefence, 19 Order for removing him to the 
Tower; no Perfon to fpeak with him but in Keeper’s Pre- 
fence; Queftion that he may have the Liberty of the Tower, 
Neg.; Order for bringing to Bar, 6 Sept. Heard; voted 
incapable of fitting during this Parliament ; remanded to the 
‘Tower ; no Perfon to fpeak with him but in Keeper’s Pre- 
fence, 7 Copies of Records pertinent to his Trial to be 
delivered to a Member—Lord General to be moved to fufpend 
the appoiuting a Time and Place for it, 25 Nov. Order 
for a Weekly Allowance to him out of his own Eftate, 
10 Feb. 

—- 1644, his Letters to the Earl of Neweafile read, and 
delivered to a Member, who has all Evidences againft him, 
15 July Papers, Evidences, &amp;c. concerning his. Trial, to 
be delivered to the Judge Advocate; Commiflioners of martial 
Law impowered to examine Members, 29 Aug. His Peti- 
tion read, 28 O&amp;. Members have Leave to be examined 
at his ‘Trial, 25 Nov. Members defirous of it have Leave 
to vifit him before he dies His Wife’s Petition for a Par- 
don, read, and laid afide, 11 Dec.—His Petition for further 
Refpite communicated by Lords; they acquaint the Houfe they 
had reprieved him till 6th January next; Queftion for agreeing 
thereto, Neg.; Execution refpited for a thorter Time; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 24. 

——-—- Lady, 1644, to have Pats to come from Hull, 7 Sept. 

Durand, 1643, to be fummoned lo attend; Order for 
feizing his Papers and Letters ; examined touching a Letter 
to his Father—Order for continuing him in Cuftody, 3 July. 
Examination of him, and Letters found in his Chambers, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 4. Report; Order 
for difcharging him, and refioring his Money; injoined not 
to go to his Father, 6. 

Captain John, 1643, Lord General’s Letter touching 
Direétions given for his Commitment to Nottingham Caiile, 
21 June. Lord General to remove him where he thinks fit, 
22—His Letter, relating his Efcape, read; Members to write 
to him to come up to the Parliament, 27 Committees 
Letter concerning fecuring him, 3 July. They fend him up; 
































a Committee to examine him, and the whole Bufinefs con-. 


cerning him; no Member to fend to or viiit him without 
Leave of the Houfe, 12—-The Committee at Hull to open his 
Trunks, and inventory the Contents, and employ what Mo- 
ney they find for the Pay of the Garrifous of Hull and Be- 
verley, 13, Order for delivering the Monies and Plate to Lord 
Fairfax, 14. Inlarged, 18 Read, and agreed to, 19 Aug. 
—His Defire to be examined in the Houfe, and bailed; re- 
ported ; Order for the Committee to proceed in the Examina- 
tion, 20 July His Petition read, 2 Aug.—Order for bring- 
ing him to Bar, 7—Another read ; Order for him to anfwer 
Interrogatories propofed by the Committee, 21. His Refufal 
reported ; Queftion for appointing a Day to hear him at Bar, 
Neg. 25 To be heard ; why he fhould not be difcharged 
from being a Member, 25 Aug. 6 Sept. Members to dif- 
cover what they know concerning him—A Committee to vifit 
him, and give Account of the State of his Health; Liberty 
given him to advife with Phyticians—Heard; voted incapabie 
of fitting during this Parliament, and remanded to the Houfe 
from whence he came, 8 To be removed to the Tower, 
3 O44. Copies of Records pertinent to his Trial to be de- 
livered toa Member; Lord General to be moved to fufpend 
the appointing a Time and Place for it, 25 Nov. His Pe- 
tition read; Order for him to declare the Contents to the 
Lieutenant of the Tower, and others, 15 Dec. Order for 
them not to proceed; their Warrants, and Commitlions for 
granting them, to be brought into the Houfe, 22 Jan. Pre- 
fented, 24—Another Petition, defiring to be examined; a 
Committee to go and examine him, 1 Jan.—Another Order 
for a Weekly Allowance to him, 13 Agreed to by Lords, 
1 Feb.—_—-The Committee to report what Readinefs they are 
in to bring him to his Trial, 13 Jan. 

1644, to be fent to Lord Fairfax for a fpeedy Trial; 
Member to defire him by Letter to make Preparation for it, 
4 June His Letter to the Earl of Newcafile read, and 
delivered to a Member who has all Evidences againit him, 
15 July Lord Fairfax’s Letter concerning his Trial read ; 
nothing done thereupon, 10 Aug.—Papeis, Evidences, &amp;c. 
concerning it, to be delivered to the Judge Advocate ; Com- 
miflioners of martial Law impowered to examine Members, 
29-——Members have Leave to be examined, 13 Nov. 

Mrs. 1643, the Committee at Hull to be defired to dif- 









































charge her, 25 Aug, 
Hovefley, Daniel, 1643. Vide Privileges. 
Vou. IIL, 








THoirp VoLuME. 


Houghton, Samuel, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 


for lrith Affairs, 14 July. 


Houfe, 1643, Preachers appointed by the Houfe, 1 &amp; 26 Apr. 














31 May——g &amp; 28 June 3, 19 &amp; 26 July 30 
27 Sept.-—25 O€. 1&amp; 29 Nov.—29 Dec. 
31 Jan.—~-28 Feb. Thanked, and to print their 
Sermons, 29 Mar.——15 Apr. 31 May——~-7, 15, 21 
&amp; 26 July 30 Aug.——27 Sept.——25 O€. 29 Nov. 
27 . Dec. 31 Jan.——28 Feb.——Refolution — for 
rifing every Day at 12 o’Clock, 6 Apr.—for {fitting at 8 and 
rife at g O'Clock Wednefdays and Fridays, 21-——Houte 
fits after Sermon, 1 July Retolution for rifing every Day 
at 10 o’Clock, 18 Aug——Day appointed for taking the 
Covenant at St. Margaret’s; Lords and Affembly to be defired 
to take it at the fame Time and Place, 22 Sept.—Refolution 
for feeing the City Forces drawn out—for waiting on Lord 
General, to gratulate his Succefs, 26 Order for repairing 
the Houfe, and Places about it, 16 Oct.—Officers of the Houle 
take the Covenant, 26 Clerk, Serjeant and Clerk A flittant 
take it, 1 Nov.—Refolution for adjourning from Mondays to 
Wedneldays, and from Wednefdays to Saturdays, 11—for 
fitting on unufual Days, 27 Nov. 22 &amp; 23 Dec.—Reso- 
lution for meeting every Day at 9 o’Clock, 9 Dee. Houle 
to be called, 6 Jan.—fefolution for appointing One of the 
Affembly to pray with the House every Morning; Affembly to 
be moved herein, 1o—Houie invited to dine with Lord Mayor, 
13. Order for meeting at Chrift Church, and going after 
Sermon to Merchant Taylors Hall, 16. City to be thanked ; 
Minifter thanked, and to print his Sermon; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 20 efoluion for meeting every Day 
at g and rifing at 12 o’Clock, 14 Feb. * 
— 1644, Preachers appointed by the Houfe, 27 Mar.—— 
3, 17 &amp; 24 April——29 May 26 June——8, 10 &amp; 31 
July 28 Aug.—§ 9 &amp; 25 Sept. 18, 28, 29 &amp; 30 O4. 


—7 &amp; 27 Nov. Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 


Aug. 










































































27 Mar.—-o, 17 &amp; 23 Apr. 29 May 26 June—— 
31 July 19 &amp; 28 Aug. 13 &amp; 25 Sept——22 &amp; 30 
O&amp;t. 6 &amp; 27 Nov. Refolution to entertain no private 








Bufinefs till the Forces are marched, 29 Apr. 

Howard, Lord of Efcrigg, 1643, to have Warrant to tranfport 
Two Horfes, 10 May His Petition from Lords, defiring 
to be appointed Guardian to Lord Boteler, agreed to, 16 Oét. 
—Another Petition from them, defiring Relief, referred tg the 
Committee for Sequeftrations; Committee to make Report 
before they order any thing thereupon, 20 Ordinance from 
Lords concerning him, 24 Feb. Lords defire a {peedy An- 
{wer ; Ordinance to be read, 27———Read ; Conference to be 
defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 12 Mar. Conference 
defired ; agreed to, and held, ig. 

— 1644, his Son to have Pais to go beyond Sea, 8 O&amp;.— 
Another Petition; Order for Reparation of his Lofles, 12. 
Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Charles, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

William, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fate Place, 29 July. 

Henry, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Howland, Sir John, 1642, Lord General to be defired that his 
Hortes, feized under Pretence of a Warrant for him, may be 
reftored, 20 Mar. ; 

1643, to have Warrant to pafs to the Spaw, 14 Apr.— 
Information touching his hindering the Weekly Afiefiments, 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 27. 

1644, his Petition for Leave to go to the Spaw, referred 
to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 20 May. 

Howfe, Captain Thomas, 1644, to have public Faith for Money 
he has a Warrant for, and yet unpaid, 20 Aug. 

Hoyle, Mr. 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 
Apr. 

sain Thomas, 1644, Ordinance appointing him King’s Trea- 
furer’s Remembrancer in the Exchequer, read twice, and 
paffed, 3 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 5~——Order for a Baron 
to adminifter to him the Oath of Office, 10 Sept. Sent to 
Lords, 11. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 13—Petition, 
defiring he may be Lord Mayor of York, read; a Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 19 Aug. Ordinance 
read, and pafled, 32——-Agreed to by Lords, 3 Sept. 

Huddlejion, Colonel William, 1642, to be difcharged from be- 
ing Deputy Lieutenant of Cumberland; Lords Concurrence 
to be detired, 15 Mar. 

1643, to be committed to the Tower; Order for a 

teward to the Perfon who brought him up, 18 Nov. 

1644, to be exchanged for Dr. Baliwick, 21 O&amp;—To 
have Pais to go with his Wife, &amp;c. the direét Way into Cum- 
berland, 26. 

Hudfon, Captain William, 1643, to be removed from Wood- 
fireet Compter to Harwich Gaol, 26 May. 

L . Hugueffen, 
































Hugueffen, Mr. 1643, Information againft him, and his own 
Examination read; Order for his Commitment to Lord Pe- 
tre’s Houfe, 4 Aug. The Committee for Prifoners to fiate 
Evidence againft him, 23. 

1644, Order for his Difcharge, 30 Mar. 

Hull, 1642, Letters from thence; Town to be defired to billet 
Soldiers, upon Affurance of Satisfaétion ; Member to prepare 
Letter to that Purpofe, 20 Mar. Letter read, and agreed to, 
21—Letter from Mayor, &amp;c.; the Committee for Safety to 
furnifh them with Ordnance, &amp;c.; Member to move them 
herein, and report their Anfwer, 23. 

+— 1643, that Matter referred to the Committee for the Navy, 
10 Apr. Letter concerning fecuring Sir John Hotham and 
Son. Vide Hotham—Comumittees for Government of the 
Town, and Colonel of the Garrifon appointed ; Lord General 
to be moved for a Commiffion for that Purpofe ; Conference 
defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 3 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4—Lord Fair- 
fax appointed Governor; Lord General to be acquainted there- 
with, 11—Letters from thence read, 12 Other Letters read ; 
a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks—Order for fending 
2,000 Foot, 20—Ordinance appointing Lord Fairfax Governor, 
fent to Lords—Letter, defiring fpeedy Supplies of Money 
and Ammunition read; Order thereupon, 22—Another Let- 
ter read, 3 Aug. Letters relating the State of the Town, 
read, 11 Sept.—Order for fending down Money and Forces, 
28 Ordinance, appointing Monies arifing by the Excife 
and Cuftoms there, for Maintenance of the Garifon, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Feb. 

Humberfion, Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to a Committee, 
2 Oét. 

Humble, William, Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 20 
May. 

Senae Lady, 1643, to be permitted to pafs into Scotland, 9 
Aug. 

Hungate, Thomas, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking 
the Proteftation, 11 Apr. 

Hungerford, Sic Edward, 1643. Vide Quarrel. 

——— Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, Lord General to be 
moved to think of exchanging him, 9 Oct. Letter to him 
concerning it, read; Order for acquainting him with an In- 
formation againit him, 23. 

Antony, 1644, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament; Order for his Commitment to the Tower, 11 June 

A Committee to inquire into his Offence, 23 O&amp;. 

Hunks, Frances, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 29 
Aug. Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 

o Sept. 

Hunfdon, Lord, 1644, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon ; Impeachment to be fent to Lords, with Defire he 
may be fecured, 12 July. Sent; their Anfwer; Member to 
prepare Articles, 13. His Petition for fpeedy fending them up, 
communicated by Lords; a Committee to prepare them, 19 
——Another Petition; Lords defire the Houfe to haften the 
Articles; Order for prefenting them, 2 Aug. 

Hunt, Mr. 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 3 Apr. 

H. 1643, Order for ftaying bis Trial, 14 Apr. 

Nicolas, 1643, Petition; Order againft feizing his Horfes, 

20 May. 

Robert, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. 

—— Captain, 1643, to be fecured, or fent out of the Ifle of 
Wight, 12 Mar. 

—— Jobn and William le, 1644, their Compofitions, with the 
Reafons, reported ; Refolutions thereupon; a Committee to 
agree with them, purfuant thereto, 27 July Ordinance for 
difcharging John’s Sequeftration, read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 13 Dec. 

Johu, and William Cocks, Soldiers, 1644, Order for their 
Difcharge, and Stay of Proceedings againft them ; Matter 
referred to the Commiflioners for martial Law, 30 Sept. 

Huntington, County, 1643, Order for difcharging it from the 
Affociation with Leicefterfhire, &amp;c. and affociating it with 
Cambridgefhire, &amp;c. 25 May. Agreed to by Lords, 26—Com- 
mittees added, 2g ——-Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 16 June 
—Order for paying Part of the Sequeftration Monies to Co- 
lone! Cromwell, 11—Afleflments to be employed for Pay of 
the Forces, 20—Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and agreed 
to, 28. Sent to Lords, 29——Deputy Lieutenants and Com- 
mittee impowered to proceed upon the Affeffments, according 
to the Ordinance, 17 Jul The Committee for Safety to 
furnifh the County with 100 Horfe Arms, 24 June Com- 
mittees added to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 6 July 

Lords Concurrence fignified, 4 Sept. High Sheriff 

appointed for get ene and Cambridgefhire; Refolution 

for joining them, 30 Dec. Ordinance for indemnifying the 

Committees for Services done for the Parliament, read, and 

paffed, 3 Aug. Returned from Lords, with an Amendment ; 

Amendment agreed to, 5. 



























































INDE X @o the Tuoirv VouumeE. 


Hurfi Caftle, 1642, Petition of Gunners and Soldiers, referred 
to the Committee for Safety, 24 Mar. 

1643, Detence thereof, referred to the fame Committee, 
27 Jan.—The feveral Letters and Informations concerning it 
referred—Ordinance for borrowing 500/. out of the Excile, 
for paying the Garifon, 8 Feb. Sent to Lords, 13. 

—— 1644, Order for imprefting Monies, upon Account, for 
their Relief, 14 May for paying the old Eftablithment 50/, 
Monthly, 24 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 12 Oét. 

Hurt, Robert, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Hujfbands, Martin, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations, 13 Dec. 

Tufjey, Sir Edward and Charles. Vide Heron. 

Hutchinjfon, Colonel John, 1643, his Letters concerning Prof- 
fers to him to betray the Caftle and Town of Nottingham; 
Copies of Letters to him to the fame Purport, with his An- 
fwers; Member to write him a Letter of Thanks, 25 Dec. 

His Letter, relating the Defeat of the Enemy ; Member 
to write to him for an Account of the State of the Irith 
Prifoners taken, 26 Jan. 

Hutton, Henry, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Af- 
fembly, 23 O&amp;. 

Hyde, Edward, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Obftructions in Courts of Juftice, 5 July. 

Hyde-Park, 1643, Order touching cutting down Wood there, 
7 O&amp;. 

1644, Ordinance from Lords, for preferving it, read, and 
agreed to, 14 Oct. 

ITyett, Henry, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to ferve, after receiving Preftt Money, 25 Mar. 

















18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1043, 
§ 1044. 
"ACKSON, Jofeph, &amp;c. 1643, Petition read; nothing done 


thereupon; Petitioners to prefent another, 12 Apr. The 
other read ; Satisfaction to be made them, 14. 

Mr. 1643, to pay the Rents of Impropriations in his 
Hands to the Treafurers at Guildhall; a Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for that Purpofe, and for his Indemnity, 21 
June. 

——— John, 1643, to be f{ummoned to appear in the Affembly, 
23 Ot. 

Jacobs, Sir John, 1643, a Committee to confider what Monies 
are in his Hands of the petty Cuftoms, 23 Aug. 

Jacquer, Robert, 1643, committed to Newgate; the Committee 
for Examinations to examine upon what Ground he was bailed, 
22 Apr. Petition of the Inhabitants of Sandwich againft 
read; Order for their electing a new Town Clerk, 10 

ay. 

James, Jofeph, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 





— Mr. 1644, Members to demand him of the Spanifh 


Ambaflador, 14 Sept.—Order for his Commitment to the 
Tower, 13 Nov. A Committee to confider his Cafe, 23. 


—— John, 1643, Order for fequeftering Part of his Rents, 


O&amp;. 

daeale St. 1643, the Committee for Safety to confider of re- 
moving the Guards from thence, 3 July Order for feizing 
fequeftrable Goods therein, 14 Sept. 

1644, a Committee to prefent a Copy of an Inventory 
of the Goods in a Cabinet taken; Members to be prefent 
at the opening it, 3 June; Order for bringing the Cabinet, 
Jewels, &amp;c. into the Exchequer, 4. Refolution that the 
State fhall make ufe of the Money; that 2,o00/. fhall be 
employed for raifing Forces for Oxfordfhire, 8. Scots Com- 
miffioners to be acquainted therewith, 12. Jewels, &amp;c. to be 
delivered to the Committee for Oxon, 13—Order concerning 
4,000 /. advanced upon the Credit thereof, 19. Sent to Lords, 
21. Returned with a Provifo; Provifo read, and agreed to, 

Jafen, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to pay the Weekly Affefiments, 10 Apr. 

Jafper, John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with a Guide to 
Oxon, 1 May. 

Jaques, a Ship, of Dunkirk, 1643, Letter relating that fhe is 
ftranded at Arundel; Letter to be written to fecure the Ship, 
and lay up the Goods; Inventories thereof to be returned io 
the Admiralty Court and the Houfe; the Committee for Safety 
to advife with Civil Lawyers, and fend the Letter, 10 Jan.— 
Sir William Waller’s Letter, defiring the Product thereof may 
be employed to pay the Arrears of his Forces, referred to the 
Committee for Safety—Another Letter, relating the particular 
Condition of the Ship; Order for refhipping, inventorying, 
and bringing up, the Goods, 15 Sending them away, lett 
to Lord Admiral’s Direction, 7 Feb. Goods to remain un- 
touched, till the Admiralty have determined the Allowance for 
Salvage, 16 Mar. 














1644, 


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INDE X ‘0 the 


1644, Sir William Waller’s Letter, Petition of Mer- 
chants, and Remonftrance of the Spanifh Ambaflador, con- 
cerning the Ship, to be confidered, 15 Apr. Read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 25 Perfons 
aggrieved to proceed in the Admiralty Court, 27 May 
State of the Ship, and the Spanifh Ambaffador’s Reprefenta- 
tion, reported; the Committee to confider of a fit Allowance 
for Salvage, and the Bufinefs concerning the Arrest; Order 
for difcharging the Ship and Goods, 24 Aug. Report ; 
Order for delivering the Goods, except as excepted, without 
other Charges than Salvage Money—for paying Cuttoms— 
for Satisfaction to the Proprietors; Complaint of Perfons in- 
jured; Order for them to take a legal Courfe in the Admiralty 
Court, 4 Oct. 

Jaques, Sir Roger, 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent; a 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for removing him and others 
from being Aldermen of York, and disfranchifing them, 10 
Dec. 

Idolatries, faperttitious. ,Vide Church Government. 

Jefferies, Dr. John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 16 Mar. 

Jeggon, Robert, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to him 
beyond Sea—for his Return into England within a limited 
Time, 14 June. 

Jenkinfon, Sir Robert, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to 
fend him to a fafe Place, 29 July Order for bailing him, 
6 Sept. 

Jenks, Mr. Vide Skinner. 

Jennings, Charles, 1643, Order for fale of his fequeftered 
Goods, 29 June Touching the Difpofal of an Eftate in 
Partnerfhip, 2 Mar. 

-—_—_——— Sulanna, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 30 Sept. 

Jennifon, Dr. 1644, Order for reftoring him to the Vicarage of 
Newcaftle, 5 Dec. 

Jennour, Mr. 1644, Order for paying him Part of the Proceed 
of a Delinquent’s Goods, 7 Nov. 

Jephfon, Sir William, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
22 Apr. 

William, 1643, his Narrative, concerning Letters from 

Lord Taff and Lord Dillon to Lord Mufkerry, to be com- 

municated to Lords at a Conference, 18 May——-No Mem- 

ber to relate Paflages in the Houfe concerning him, 13 

Nov. 





























1644, Leave given him to be Lieutenant Governor of 
Portfmouth, 14 May His Petition read; Order for aflign- 
ing 1,000/. to him, upon Account, to be deducted out of his 
Arrears, 14 Aug. 

Serjeant Major, 1643, to have Warrant to go into 
Ireland, 2 Sept. 

Jerbier, Sir Balthazer, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Jermyn, Sir Thomas, 1643, Petition; Lord Gray of Warke to 
be acquainted therewith, 30 Mar. To be afleffed his 20th 
Part, 25 Nov. Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. His Petition, defiring to be eafed in his 
Aifeffment, read, and referred to the Committee at Haber- 
dathers Hall, 8. 

Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 14 Sept. 

Jerom, Sarah, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Obfiructions in Courts of Juftice, 7 Sept. 

Jerfey. Vide Guernfey—1642, the Committee for the Navy to 
order the Cuftomers not to fuffer any Goods to pafs upon the 
Governor’s Warrant—To give Order for Stay of feveral Ships 
bound thither, 22 Mar. 

1643, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to provide 

500/. for Security of the Ifland, 10 Nov. Ordinance for 

that Purpofe, 6 Dec. Agreed to by ‘Lords, 7. 

1644, Petition of Inhabitants, referred to the Committee 

for the Navy, 15 June Ordinance for Relief of Perfons 

expulfed the Ifland, to be read, 15 July—Lord Admiral’s Letter 

concerning the State thereof; Petition of Inhabitants, and a 

Declaration of Proceedings againft 'Two Gentlemen, commu- 

nicated by Lords, 22——Mellage from Lords concerning it; 

Petition referred to a Committee, 4 Oct. Ordinance for 

fequeftering the Ettates of Delinquents there, which can be 

difcovered in England, read twice, and committed, 5 Aug. 

Reported, and paffed, 12 O¢t.—Agreed to by Lords, 
with Amendments, 21 Amendments agreed to, 4 Nov. 

Jefjon, Mr. 1644, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to con- 
fider what he has done upon the Propofitions, and to aflets 
him his goth Part, 14 May. 

JefJop, Captain John, 1644, his Information concerning Money 
to be difcovered out of Malignants Eftates, referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 16 Aug. 

Ilminjier, 1643, LeGturer recommended, 25 Mar. 

Impeachments. Vide Cholmeley, Sir Hugh, Carberry, Earl of, 
Queen, Dive, Fienis, Nathaniel, Ormond, Marquis of, Webjier, 
John, — Sir William, Baynham, Sandys, William, 

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Glenville, Serjeant, Hunfdon, Lord, Bankes, Sir John, and 
Fojier, Sir Richard. 

Impropriations. Vide Jackfon, Mr. 

Imployment, a Ship, 1643, Order for refurnifhing Ordnance, &amp;c. 
fent to Lord Fairfax, 26 O&amp;. 

Inceji, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for reprefling 
Inceft, Adultery, Whoredom, Drunkennets, Swearing, Blai- 
phemy, &amp;c. 11 Dec. Ordinance read; Order for Second 
Reading, 16. 

Inuchiquin, Lord, 1643, Order for acquainting the Houfe with 
a Letter from him, 7 Apr. Order for landing Goods upon 
his Account Cutiom-tree—Bufinefs concerning the Title, 
referred to the Committee for Lrith Affairs, 19 May His 
Letter read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 13 
June Letter of Thanks to him, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified—Ordinance for making him 
Captain General of the Forces in Muntier, fent to Lords, 4 
Sept. Refolution for accufing him of High Treafon—His 
Letter and Warrants concerning the Ceffation in Ireland, and 
fending Forces into England, read, 10 Nov. 

Inns of Court, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
difpofing of Delinquents Chambers, 18 June. 

Intelligencers, 1643, Order for apprehending and proceeding 
again{ft Perfons coming from any of the King’s Quarters with- 
out Paffes from both Houfes or Lord General, as Intelligencers, 
according to the Rules of War, to be printed and fent to the 
feveral Courts of Guard, 10 Apr. Ordinance to prevent 
fending Intelligence to Oxford, read, and agreed to, 22 June. 
Sent to Lords, 23. A Committee to prepare Reafons for a 
Conference concerning it, 26. Reafons reported, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed, 27—-—Lords defired to haften the 
paffing the Ordinance, 16 Oct. Their Concurrence fignified, 
18—Relation, intituled, Certificate of certain Intelligence 
from Court, read, and attefted; Relation and Witnels re- 
ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 26 June The 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of a Weekly Al- 
lowance for incident Charges of Intelligence, 9 Mar. 

— 1644, Order for Allowance to feveral [ntelligencers, 
1 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 2. ’ 

John, a Ship, of London, 1643, Order for ftaying it; the 
Committee for Sequefirations to confider of the Ship and 
Lading, 27 May Another Order to the fame Purport; 
Examination of the Bufinefs, referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 21 Oc&amp;.—Order for taking her into the Service of 
the State, 23. 

a Ship, of Weymouth, 1644, Petition of Owners, &amp;c. 
referred to the Committee for the Weft, 20 July. 

Johnfon, Cornelius, 1643, to have Warrant to pats beyond Sea, . 
10 O&amp;. 

Dr. 1644, a Committee to prepare Letter to the Queen 
of Bohemia, defiring her to difcharge him from his Chaplain- 
ow to confider of a godly Divine to be fent, 28 

une. 

Johnfion, Margaret, 1643, to be permitted to pafs with her 
Children into Scotland, 9 Aug. Order revoked, 10. Re- 
newed, 12. 

John. Vide Finlay. 

Jones, Walter, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

Dr. 1642, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody; Order for ftop- 

ping the Ports, 17 Mar. The Committee for Contributions 

to examine ihe Bufinefs concerning him, 18. 

Samuel, 1643, Petition {pecially recommended to the 

Comiunittee for Safety, 21 Apr. 

1644, another Petition, referred to the Committee for the 

Navy, 14 May. 

Thomas, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 

29 June. 

Cadwaller, 1643, Payment of Freight to him, referred to 

the Committee for Sequeftrations; Parties to attend them, 

2 Sept. 

Arthur, 1643, refpited, upon Report from the Committee 

for abfent Members, 22 Jan. 

Serjeant’s Man, 1643, the Committee for Examinations 

to examine him concerning the Efcape of a Spy, 9 Feb. Vide 

Honeyman. 

Captain, 1644, thanked for his Services, and promifed 

that Bills payable to him fhall be duly complied with—Order 

for SatisfaGiion to him for Guns and Powder delivered at 

Poole, 16 May. 

Colonel, 1644, his Letter, concerning the Succefs of the 

Forces at Farnham againft ihofe at Bafing, read, and referred 

to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 9 June. 

Richard, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Examinations, 14 Nov. Report; Order for paying him 2004, 

for Arms delivered for the State, 30. 

Mr. 1644, Order for 1004. to him outof the Excife, fent 

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Jordan, Mr. 1643, to have public Faith for Monies advanced, 
2 Sept. 

Colonel, 1643, willing to take the public Faith for 

Monies due to him; Order for giving him a Ticket, 5 Feb. 

Captain, and Captain Thomas, 1643, Extract of their 
Letters concerning taking Prizes, 19 Mar. 

Ipfwich, 1643, Ordinance tor raifing Monies there, and for Se- 
curity to the Lenders, read, and agreed to, 12 Sept. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 13—Additional Committees to the 
Committee for Sequetirations, 28. Agreed to by Lords, 29 

Offer of the Town to lend 1,000/,. and fet forth Two 

Ships by way of Reprifal, approved, 2 Nov. Order for fur- 

nifhing them with Guns and Gunners Stores, 7 for fend- 

ing Ordnance, 2 Dec. 

1644, Committees and Deputy Lieutenants added, 2 

















Oct. 

Ireland, 1642. Vide Supply.—Antwer to Lords Juftices Letters, 
read, agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker—Petition of 
Judges referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 17 Mar.— 
Petition of Englifh Inhabitants; Petitioners heard; Bill for 
their Relief ordered, 21. Vide Supply.—Letter from the Fort 
near Galloway, read, and {pecially recommended to the Com- 
mittee for Irith Affairs, 23. 

1643, Letters, relating their Neceflities for want of Ship- 
ping, Monies, &amp;c. at Dublin, read, 4 Apr.—Order for 500/. 
and a Guard-Ship for the Fort of Galloway, 12. Sent to 
Lords, 13—Accomptants to bring in their Accounts to a 
Committee, 17—Ordinance for that Purpofe, 25—Letters, 
&amp;c. read, and referred to the Committee for [rifh Affairs— 
Order for fending a Convoy with Provifions, 17 for 
removing Irith Traitors from the Tower to Newgate, 29— 
Agreed to by Lords, 3 May—A Committee to prepare Evi- 
dence againtt them; Clerk of the King’s Bench to furnifh 
them with Proceedings in a former Trial, 5 June—A Com- 
mittee to contider of ObftraGions in their Trials, 13 Or- 
dinance for conftituting a Governor of Londonderry, read, 
and agreed to, 1 May. Sent to Lords, 2—Letters from Lords 
Juftices, and from Londonderry and Coleraine, read, and 
referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs—Letter, with 
Invoices of Particulars fent for the Relief of Protetiants, read ; 
to be entered, and printed—The Committee for Lifh Affairs 

. to confider of Sums due for Victuals and Cloaths delivered for 
the Army; their Report; Order for Payment thereof, 4— 
Order touching additional Intiruétions for Arrears of Contri- 
bution-money, agreed to by Lords—King’s Anfwer concerning 
the Bufinefs of [reland, referred to the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, 1o—Ordinance for removing Ship Mafts from Kin- 
fale, fent to Lords; Conference defired by them thereupon, 
agreed to; Reportersappointed; Conference held, and reported ; 
Houle adhere to their former Vote; Reafons to be delivered 
at another Conference, 12. Conference defired, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 1g3—Receiver of the Loans and Contributions 
appointed, 15—A Committee to receive Informations con- 
cerning the Rebellion, 19—Letter from Dublin, relating the 
miferable Condition of the Kingdom, and the taking of Bal- 
linekill by the Rebels, read, and to be confidered—Paper 
concerning Ireland read, 23—A Committee appointed for ex- 
pediting the Affairs thereof, 29 Declaration for Encourage- 
ment of Contributors, read, 9 June—Proclamation enjoining 
Papifts to depart from Dublin, and Britifh Proteftants to return 
into England within Six Days; a Committee to prepare Heads 
for a Conference—Order for employing Two Barks for De- 
fence of the Irifh Coafis, 13—Declaration coycerning Lre- 
land, fent to Lords, 14—Order for fecuring the Adventurers 
—Their Propofitions read, and agreed to—QOrdinance to 
be prepared in puriuance thereof, 19 Read, and agreed 
to, io July. Sent to Lords, 12—Their Concurrence iignified, 
23, Sept.——Declaration concerning fending over a Com- 

















Officers and Artificers belonging to the ‘Train, referred to the 
Committee for Lrifh Affairs, 20 June 26 Aug. 9 Sept. 
Ordinance for paying them, agreed to by Lords, 5 Oct. 
Letters from Lords Jufiices and Council, with a Procla- 
mation, read, and referred to a Committee, 21*J une—Decla- 
ration and Propofitions, fent to Lords, 23 -—~Declaration, 
fetting forth the Rife and Progrefs of the Rebellion, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 4July. Read again, and to be printed, 
14. ‘Fo be publifhed, read in Churches, and fent into Scot- 
Jand, and other Parts, 25—Petition of diftrefled Protefiants, 
read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 12 July 
—Letter, concerning taking Ships going from Scotland to 
Ireland, communicated by Lords, and read, 15. Meflage from 
them, defiring an Anfwer, i9.—Order for employing Two 
Frigates upon the Irith Coafts—for fending over 1,000 Staves, 
22—for Saddlers to deliver 100 Saddles according to Contraét, 
27—leport concerning Payment of Money for Provifions 
delivered ; Order for paying it out of the Adventurers Money 
-—~Parties to have public Faith, 27 ——Ordinance for Payment 

















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mander in Chief, and Coinmittees, 19 June—Petitions of 





of Arrears to Irifh Officers, fent to Lords, 2 Aug. Azreed 
to bythem, 23 Sept.—Lord Admiral to be defired to fend 
a Ship for Security of Duncannon Fort, 8 Aug.—Poor Irifh 
Women and Children to have Pafles to go beyond Sea, 11 
—Ordinance touching the Difpofal of Loans and Contribu- 
tions, read, and referred to a Committee, 18—Letter con- 
cerning the State of the Army, and Proteftants in Lemfter 
and Dublin, read, and referred to a Committee, 21—Letter 
concerning the Fort of Duncannon, {pecially recommended 
to the Committee at Grocers Hall, 29—Order for fecuring 
Officers and Soldiers that come from lreland—A Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for feizing Ships that bring them, 31 
Ordinance agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to, 7 Sept—Order for releafing Ships 
laden with Provifions, ftayed at the lile of Wight—The Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs to confider what Proportion thereof 
fhall be difcharged at Duncannon, 31 Aug. Order for de- 
livering the Whole there, 1 Sept. The Committee for the 
Navy to take care of a fufficient Convoy, 4—Ordinance for 
Payment of Money due for cloathing the Soldiers, read, and 
committed, 11. Read again, and re-commitied, 16 
Read, 11 O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 18—Agreed to by them, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 26 Petition for Re- 
lief of the diftreffed Clergy, 5Sept. Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 18—Letter 
concerning fending Ships to conduét Prifoners into Munfter, 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 23—Reatons againtt 
the Ceffation of Arms with the Rebels, to be offered to the Lords 
Juftices and Council, feveraily read, agreed to, and to be de- 
livered to Lords at a Conference, 29 Articles of Ceffation 
by the King’s Commiflion, read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Committee impowered to advife with the Scots Commifiioners 
concerning them—Order for Englifa and Scots Officers and 
Soldiers to take the Covenant, 16 O&amp; —A Committee of both 
Houtes to confider what is fit to be done upon the Ceffation, 
19. Order for their Meeting, 2:. Papers from Scotland— 
Petition and Propofitions from the Committee of Citizens, 
referred, 23. Report; Refolutions concerning carrying on the 
War, 30—Perfon to be fent over to encourage the borces in 
Ulfter to oppofe the Ceffation, 28——-Letter to that Purpote 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Nov, 
Siznified, 2—The Committee for Irifh Affairs to confider of a 
Declaration touching the Ceffation, 1. Order for prefenting 
it—Articles of Ceflation to be printed, 10 Order for fend- 
ing Goods and Provifions to Carrickfereus, 10—Order for 
paying Arrears to the Train, 21—for Adventurers to pay in 
their Sub{criptions, 24 The Committee for lrifh Affairs to 
examine into Provifions defigned for Ireland, and cencealed— 
Another Committee to confider of providing for Ulfter, 8 Nov. 
—Letters, and other Informations, concerning Irifh Rebels 
and Englifh Forces arrived from thence, read, and to be 
printed, 10—Information of Goods appointed for Ireland being 
concealed; Order for feizing them, 15—Letter concerning 
the Rebels rifing in Cork, and Ships arrived at Dublin to 
bring over more Forces, 22—A Committee to treat for pro- 
curing 4,000/, for Provifions for the Soldiers in Ulfter, that 
have not agreed to the Ceffation, 27 Lord Admiral to be 
defired to haften the Winter Guard for the Lrifh Coafts, 6 Dec. 
—A Committee to confider of Maintenance for the Britifh 
Forces in Ulfter, who oppofe the Ceilation, go—Another 
Committee joined, 29 Jan. Papers concerning London- 
derry to be delivered to’ Mr. Recorder, 12—Petition of Ad- 
venturers read—Ordinance contained therein to be read, 17 
Letters from thence referred to the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs, 20 Feb. The Manner of tendering the Covenant, 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 5 Mar.—Letters 
concerning the Kingdom, referred to the Committee for Lrifh 
Affairs—Committee to confer with the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 19—Intercepted Letter to Cardinal Mazarini, 
referred to the Committee of both Ringdoms, 21. 

1644, Information of the State ef the Britifh Forces in 
Ireland, &amp;c.—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for a Penalty 
upon Afieflors refufing to afleis Monies within the City and 
Suburbs, upon an Ordinance for raifing Monies for the Scots, 
2 Apr. Report; Refolutions concerning Means for raifing 
the Monies—Act for compelling Subfcribers to pay in their 
Subfcriptions, to be turned -iato an Ordinance, 8—Refolu- 
tions touching the future Maintenance of Englifh and Scots 
Forces—Earl of Leven to be defired to appoint a Commander 
under hin—The Committee of both Kingdoms to appoint 
Committees to refide with the Army there, 10—-Conference 
defired with Lords concerning the Forces, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, 11 ———Certificate of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Londonderry, referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 25 May Relation of Paflages at Oxon, 
concerning the Propofitions of the Papiffs and Proteftants, 
prefented to the King; a Committee to receive further Infor- 
mations concerning them, and the Proceedings thereupon 5 
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Agents referred to the Committee, 11—Members to prepare a 
farnifhed Houfe for them,6—A Comwittee to perufe their De- 
claration of the Tranfaction of their Agency at Oxon, and order 
it to be printed, 5 Aug. Letter brought by the Commiffioners 
to be read, 10 July. Read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms; Commiffioners to be examined by them, 13 
—Papers concerning the hindering the Covenant to be taken, 
and a Covenant entered into by the Irifh, read, 20—Defire 
and Propofitions of the diftreffed Britifh Regiments in Uliter 
—Queries, with the Commiflioners Anfwer, and the Com- 
mittees Refolution thereupon, reported; Propofitions referred 
to a Committee, 2g*+——-Report; the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs to confer with Gentlemen of the Province, 16 Aug. 
—Declaration and Propofitions of the Province of Munfter, 
read, and to be contidered, 3. Referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 5. Report; Refolutions for fending Arms, 
Provifions, &amp;c.; the Committee of Adventurers to confider 
of Means for fending them fpeedily, and for preventing 
their being turned to the Prejudice of the Parliament, 12— 
Intercepted Letter of the chief Officers to the King, with 
their Reafons for putting themfelves in Arms againft the Re- 
bels; the Committee of both Kingdoms to contider of a fafe 
Way of fending it, 16—-Letter concerning the State of the 
Garifons in Munfter, read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 27 The Cominittee to prepare Anfwer, 
6 Sept.— Propofitions for the prefent Dilpatch of Lord 
Inchiquin’s Regiment thither, referred, 19 Aug. The Com- 











‘mittee to prepare Letter to Lord Admiral, defiring a free 


Trade to the Ports that have declared for the Parliament, 6 
Sept. Letter reported, 13—Petition of Officers of Muntfier, 
read; Order concerning Two Months Pay to them, 21— 
Remonftrance of the Adventurers reported, and referred to a 
Committee ; Committee to confider all Complaints and Ob- 
fiructions concerning the Bufinefs of Ireland, 20 Aug —— 
The carrying on the War, referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, with Power to appoint Sub-committees —Order 
for Adventurers to meet, read, agreed to, to be printed and 
publifhed—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for raifing Mo- 
nies for the Service of Ireland, 27 Aug. Vide Supply 
Order for providing Victuals for Soldiers to be fent over, and 
Ships to tranfport them—for fending 300 Mulquets with them, 
7 Sept.—Petition in behalf of Dublin, read, and referred to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, 16—Petition of Adven- 
turers read, and referred to a Committee, 27—Another read, 
and referred, 302——Order prohibiting the Exchange of any 
Olficer that deferted the Parliament in Ireland, 10 O¢&amp;t.—-—— 
Refolution for adhering thereto, 18 Nov.——Committee to 
prepare Ordinance againft giving Quarter to Lrifh Rebels taken 
here, 23 Oct. Ordinance read twice, and patled; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 24. To be printed and difperfed, 26 
—Commanders tu be acquainted what Ports are reduced to 
Obedience, and to keep a free Trade with them Lord 
Inchiquin’s Defires for Affifiance from the Parliament Ships 
referred to Lord Admiral, and the Committee for the Navy, 
17—Letter from Duncannon; Order for fupplying them with 
Necellaries—Governor recommended to the Commitiee of 
both Kingdoms—Another Letter communicated by Lords, 
and referred to the fame Committee, 25—Paper from Scets 
Comuiffioners concerning 30,000. defigned for their Army 
in Lreland, and concerning the Monthly 4,000 /. and concern- 
ing Arms, &amp;c. to be fent to them, referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 2 Petition concerning Londonderry read, 
and referred to a Committee ; Committee impowered to fend 
for a Perfon, and receive Informations from him, 16 Nov.— 
Propofitions on behalf of the Protefiants in Dublin, to be con- 
fidered, 21—Letter to be fent into the feveral Counties, to 
get in the Monies on the Ordinance for Ireland, read, and 
agreed to, 22. Sent to Lords, 25. 

1643, Amendments to the Bill concerning Perfons that 
have not brought in their Subfcriptions for reducing the Re- 
bels, reported from Re-commitment; read, and agreed to; 
Bill to be ingrofied, 8 Apr. Order for Third Reading, 11. 
Failed, 13 Sent to Lords, 14. Lords Amendments read 
twice, and referred to a Committee, 20. Reported; Amend- 
meuts difagreed to; Conference detired thereupon, agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 21. Free Con- 
ference defired by Lords; agreed to; Reporters appointed; 
Free Conference held, and reported; Lords Amendments 
agreed to, 22———Conference defired by Lords concerning a 
Meflage from the King, touching the Bill, egreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Metlage 
referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 8 May. Order for 
making Report, 19. Report; Queftion for giving an An- 
fwer thereto, Neg. 22. Further Report; Anfwer to Part of 
the Meflage read, and agreed to, with Amendments; Preamble 
read, and agreed to; Preamble and Vote read together, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be delired, 25. Houle put 
them in mind thereof, 20. 


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Trwing, Earl of, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 2g 
Apr.--— Speaker to grant Pafs for tranfporting 100 Men to 
him into France, 29 July. 

1644, his Motion, concerning taking with him into 
France 600 of the Parliament Prifoners, to be again confidered, 
21 Dec. 

Ifip, 1644, a Committee to take care of the Cuftody of-Cloaths 
taken there, 30 May. 

Judge Advocate, 1644, Information concerning him, referred to 
the Committee for the Wett, 27 June Order for making 
Report, 25 O&amp;.—— for paying him 100/. to be difpofed of as 
the Court Martial fhall direct, 21 Nov.— Sent to Lords, 12 
Dec. 

Judges, 1643, Days appointed for them to put in their Anfwer 
concerning Ship-money, 29 Apr. Days appointed for pro- 
ceeding againft them, 5 July A Committee to receive In- 
formations concerning their Proceedings in the Weft againtft 
Members, and others, 18 Dec. Order for their Meeting, 
15 Jan. —— Commillioners of the Great Seal to confider of 
proper Perfons to be contiituted Judges ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 12 Feb. 

——— 1644, Order for prefenting their Names, 30 May. 

Judgments. Vide Writs of Error. 

Ivelyn, Captain, 1643, Order touching the Difpofition of Mo- 
ney taken from him, 14 Apr. for his Releafe, upon Secu- 
rity to return, if he cannot procure the Difcharge of Oland, 
8 Sept. 

Julien of Peace, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance con- 
cerning thofe in a¢tual War agaioft the Parliament, 15 May 

Commillioners of the Great Seai to fill up Commiflions, 

18 Dec. 

— 1644, both Houfes to appoint them; fuch as refufe ta 

aét, to be fent up in fafe Culiody, 2 Dec. 


























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k EENING Hall Place, 1643, Money, &amp;c. feized there, to 

be brought up to Guildhall, 10 Aug. ; 

Keightley, William, 1642, to bave Warrant to pafs into France, 
16 Mar. 

Iiabel, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Obfiructions in Courts of Juftice, 19 July. 

Kemp, Sir George, 1643, Order for apprehending him, and 
fearching his Houfe for Arms, 10 June. 

— Sir Robert, 1643, Order for flopping Letters going to him 
beyond Sea—for his Return into England within a limited 
Time, 14 June. 

—— 1644, Motion for referring his Petition to the Committee 
for Sequefirations,21 May. Referred, 23. 

Kendall, ‘Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for - 
Safety, 15 May. 

Mr. 1643, Queftion that Monies paid by him in Rouen 
fhall be forfeited, Neg. 30 Dec. 
Kennerfley, Clement, 1643, Order for advancing him 50/. out 
of the King’s Revenue, for fitting Somerfet Houfe for the 
French Ambaffador, 22 Sept.—His Defires concerning fur- 
nifhing Lodgings for him at Oxon, communicated by Lesis, 

and read, 29. j 

Kenouil, Earl of, 1643, ordered into Cuftody, 10 Apr. Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning him; agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Houfe join 
in a Pals for him to Oxon, 11~——Voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 10 May. 

1644, Houle approves of his Commitment, 18 June— 
Order tor difpofing of his Horfes, 21—for bailing him, 25. 
Bail approved, 29. 

Kenrick, Andrew and Matthew, 1643, Petition referred to the 
Committee for Sequetirations in Kent, 23 Aug. 

Kent, 1642, Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 16 Mar.—Impow- 
ered to authorize Perfons to feize Malignants Arms and 
Horfes, 20. 

1643, Letter concerning the feizing Horfes, read, and re- 

ferred to the Deputy Lieutenants; Perfon to attend them, 30 

Mar.—--Committees Letter read, 5 Apr. Members De- 

puty Lieutenants to go down to advance the Ordinances for 

Alleffinents and Sequettrations, 5 &amp; 14. Sir Michael Liveiay, 

with his Forces, to attend that Service, 14 Committees 

added, 14 Apr. 10 &amp; 18 May— Deputy Lieutenants added, 

11. May 23 June——-13 Sept. i6 Oét. 2 Nov. 

22 Dec. Committees Letter read; \Thanks there- 

upon, 22 Apr. A Committee to treat with a Perion about 

furnithing Powder for the County, 12 May—Deputy Lieute- 
nants Letter concerning Members that do not concur in 

Execution of the Ordinances, read; Thanks thereupon, 18 

—Ordinance for fettling the Peace of the County, and 

enabling them to affociate with London, and the Counties 

adjacent, with Inftruétions tor better putting the Ordinance’in 
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Execution, read, and agreed to, 29. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 30———Monies collected upon the Weekly Affefiments to 
be employed for providing Arms, 1 June—Deputy Lieutenants 
Letter; Order for Satisfaction of the Arrear, and further Pay 
of the Guard at Rochefier Bridge, 22—Committees and 
Deputy Lieutenants to confider of a proper Sum towards 
defraying their public Charges, 26 A Committee to pre- 
pare Letter to be fent to the County to rife, 5 July—Or- 
dinance for raifing Money and Forces to be prepared—The 
County to be enjoined to affociate with Southampton, Suflex, 
and Surrey, 18. Vide Southampton County—Order tor fend- 
ing down a Troop of Horfe—-Letters and Information con- 
cerning an Infurrection, read; the Committee for the Militia 
impowered to levy 300 Horle for Dragoons, to fupprefs it, 19. 
Letter concerning it; Perfon examined ; Declaration of Par- 
don trom the Committee for Safety, read, and agreed to, with 
Amendments; Conference defired with Lords thereupon ; 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 20. Deputy Lieutenants to engage the 
Matineers, and to try and execute them by martial Law; a 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 22. In- 
firuction to prepare Claufe for reimburfing the City out of the 
Rebels Efiates, 29—Letter concerning the chief Leaders ; 
Member to prepare Anfwer, 24—Another Letter concerning 
the taking Tunbridge, fent to Lords; Queftion for putting in 
a Garifon, Neg; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks 
—Sequeiiration Monies to be employed for fupprefling the 
Rebellion, 25—Letter concerning the total Rout of the Mu- 
tineers, 27—Another Letter read; Perfon examined: Pro- 
ceedings thereupon. Vide Farnaby, Chace, Rowland, Walleys, 
Hobbs, and Hales, Sir Edward—Order for feizing the Muti- 
neers Horles and Arms—Horles to be fent up to the Cqmmif- 
fary of Horfes—Arms to be laid up in a fate Place, or diftri- 
buted to the Well-afleGied, 28 Ordinance for feizing them, 
and for compounding with proper Perlons, read, 4 Aug. Sent 
to‘Lords, 14. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 15 De- 
puty Lieutenants to put the Ordinance in Execution, 13 Sept. 
— Malignants Houles to be fearched for Arms, g—Letter con- 
cerning Minifiers in the late Infurreétion, referred to the Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifters, 11 —Additional Committees to 
the Committee for Sequeftrations, agreed to by Lords, 24— 
A Committee to perufe Letters from thence, and report the 
Contents, 13-—Efiates of Non-contributors to the Affeif- 
nients to be fequeliered— Debtors to difburfe the Sums affle fled 
upon their Creditors, 1i8—Deputy Lieutenants Letter, 2s-—— 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance to affociate Kent, Hert- 
fordihire, Surrey, and Suflex, 2 O&amp;. Ordinance read, and 
agreed to, 27—Letter read; Lord General to be defired to 
prevent plundering, 17 Oct. Order for borrowing 5,000 /. 
of the County, upon the Security of the Excife, 20 Nov. 
Order for fending down Drakes, 23—for fending down Billet- 
money, 5 Dec.—Members for the County to prefent Names 
of Perfons fit to be made Sheriff and Juitices of the Peace, 
9—High Sheriff appointed, 3o—~—Mewmber to prepare Letter, 
defiring Officers may receive their Commitlions froin Sir Wil- 
liam Waller, ig Feb. Contents to be communicated to him, 
22———Order for their receiving Commiflions from him to be 
fent to the Deputy Lieutenants and Committees, 1 Mar. 

1644, a Committee to confider of raifing Horle according to 
Lord General’s Propofition, 13 Apr. Committees Letter con- 
cerning it; Members to acquaint them with the Neceflity 
thereof, 15—-Committees Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Surrey Petition, 25 The Committee of both King 
doms to write to the Committees to continue their fupernu- 
merary Horie, 8 May. Member to prepare the Letter, o— 
Letter from the Committee at Knoll, referred to the Committee 
for thofe that come in upon the Declaration, 27 —The Com- 
mittee at Knoll to inquire what Perfons of the County have 
come in, and fince threatened their Tenants for paying Rent 
to the Parliament, 31 The Troop of Horfe and Company 
of Dragoons to be paid by the State for the Time they march 
out of the County; Committees to be defired to difpatch 
them, 6 June—The Committee for the Navy to prevent 
Abules of Perfons felling Timber for the Navy, 28—Order 
for fending Foot to Sir William Waller, 17 Aug—Supernu- 
merary Forces fent to Major General Browne to be paid by 
the State— Member to prepare Letter to quicken them to fend 
up their Forces, 21 A Committee to prepare Letter to the 
Committee in Kent, to continue their Forces at Lyme, and 
take Order for paying them, 10 Oct. Ordinance for Joint- 
acting by the Committees of the County and the Committees 
for the Corporations therein, read twice, and committed, 6 
Nov. Committee revived ; Order for their Meeting ; Com- 
mittees added, 2g—Ordinance for adding Committees to the 
Committee for Sequettrations, read, and pafled,6 Nov. Sent 
to Lords, 9. Agreed to by them, 11—Petition and Pro- 
pofitions, with a Remonfirance, read; Speaker’s Antwer to 
Pertons whoprefented them ; Further Defireconcerning Kentifh 
Men taken Prifouers at Saltafhh; Members to withdraw, and 
































IN DE X @ the Tuirv Vouvume. 


give Anfwer, 14. Petition, &amp;c. to be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 14, 16, 19, 25 &amp; 26: Committee 
fits, 16—Order for reimburfing 1,000/. to be advanced out 
of the Sule of a fequetiered Eitate, 28 High Sheriff ap- 
pointed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Dec. Signitied, 
3—Committees to be defired to bring in Monies to pay their 
Forces, 5—Committees Letter concerning a Plot upon Dover 
Cattle, and Commiflions of Array brought into the County, 
read ; Thanks thereupon, 23. 

Ker, Captain Gilbert, 1644, Petition; Order for his repairing 
forthwith to his Charge, 15 May. 

Kettleby, Captain, 1643, to be exchanged for Colonel Thomas 
Raintborough, 4 Nov. 

1644, his Petition communicated by Lords, 25 Mar—— 
Meflage from them concerning it; Order for paying his Wite 
504. outof his Arrears, 3 Apr.——To be exchanged for Cap- 
tain Turpin, 17 May. 

Killigrew, Simon, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 23 Sept. 

Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 30 Sept. 

—— Sir Peter, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, and 
return, 30 Oct. 

——— Henry, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 

Killingworth Castle, 1643, Letter about betraying it to be pre« 
fented, 5 May. 

King, 1642, his Meflage concerning the Treaty, communicated 
by Lords, 24 Mar. Vide 7eaty. 

1643, his Letter to the Mayor of Weymouth, demanding 

Supply for the Forces in Portland, read, 10 Apr. Vide Wey- 

mouth—Order for applying his Revenues in the feveral Coun- 

ties to the Pay and Kepair of the Forts and Caftles therein, 18 

—lIntercepted Letter from him to the Queen, concerning dif- 

pofing of great Oflices, 7 May—His Anfwer concerning the 

Bufinets of Lreland, 1o—Conterence defired by Lords concern- 

ing a Meflage from him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held, and reported ; Previous Queftions for proceed- 

ing in a Debate thereupon—for debating ‘To-morrow Morn- 

ing, feverally Neg.; Time appointed for it, 22 Lords put 

Houfe in mind thereof, 1 June Conference defired by 

Lords concerning Propofitions to be fent to him, 4 Aug. 

Agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 

ported ; Part concerning the Revenue agreed to; further Con- 

fideration adjourned, 5. Refumed ; Quefiion for agreeing to 

the Propotitions, Neg.; a Committee to affign Reafons, 7. 

Reaifons to be prefented,9g. Read, and agreed to; Confer- 

ence defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; 

Conterence held, 1o—Copy of his Letter to the States Gene- 

ral concerning Mr. Strickland, and the Proceedings in Parlia- 

ment, read; a Committee te prepare Declaration in Anfwer 

thereto, 15. Declaration reported, and re-committed, 16, 

Reported from Re-commitment, and to be delivered to Lords 

at a Conference, 17. Their Concurrence fignified, 18.—Or- 

der againft removing his Goods trom Whitehall ; a Committee 
to fee it put in Execution; their Report, 15. Vide Merry, Sir 

Thomas—Conference defired by Lords concerning fearching 

his Houtes, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 

and reported, 18 Ordinance from Lords concerning te- 
curing them, 13 Sept. His Proclamations, with Writs for 
publithing them, for fettling the Procefs of Green Wax at Ox- 
on—for a Monthly Fafi—for making Irifh Money current 
here—forbidding the taking the Covenant; Meffenger to be 
examined by the Committee for Examinations, and fent in fate 

Cufiody to Lord General, to be tried by martial Law, 31 Oct. 

His Letter to the Privy Council of Scotland, concerning 

Men levied there—Another to the Judges, and Writs to 

adjourn the Term to Oxon, read, 22 Nov.———His Proclama- 

tion, enjoining Members of both Houfes to meet at Oxon on 

a Day appointed, 30 Dec. Another, to adjourn Hilary 

Term to Oxon, read, 6 Jan. Vide Term—His Letter to the 

Earl of Suffolk, with a Proclamation inclofed, requiring Mem- 

bers of both Houfes to meet at Oxon on a Day appointed, 16—- 

Conference defired by Lords, concerning a Letter from the hing, 

about a free Meeting of the Parliament, agreed to; Reporters 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords Obferva- 
tions and Opinions upon the Letter read, and agreed to, 6 Mar. 

Scots Commiffioners Opinions upon the Letter, and Lords 

Obfervations and Anfwers to the Letter prefented from the 

Committee of both Kingdoms; Anfwer read, and agreed to ; 

Order againft divulging the Letter or Anfwer; Antwer to be 

figned by Speakers of both Houfes ; the Committee of both 

Kingdoms to expedite the Declaration upon this and other Let- 

ters; Conference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to ; 

Managers appointed; Conference held, g. Lords Concurrence 

to the Votes fignified, 11—His Letter to Somes to borrow 204. 

read, and referred to Mr. Recorder, 12. 






































ing Perfons to go to, or come from, the King’s Quarters, 
30 Mar. His Proclamation for the County to bring in 
Hay and Corn to Oxon, on pain of hayiag it burnt, = 

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Lord General to be thanked for fending it; Proclamation to 
be net 18 Apr. Declaration to be added thereto; fent 
to Lords, with Defire they may be printed ; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 22———The Committee for the Navy to con- 
fider of — his Parks and Forefts within 20 Miles of Lon- 
don, for feeding Cattle, fent for Relief of the City, 3 June 
Letter concerning his coming Southward, read, 19— 
Another concerning the Motions of his Army, read, and re- 











ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 22 An- 
other, relating his moving towards Northampton, 3 July—In- 





tercepted Letter to the Queen, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 8—His Letter to the Earl of New- 
calile, concerning Lord Rocheford, read, 12—Copy of King’s 
Meffage to both Houfes of Parliament at Weftminfter com- 
municated by Lord General, and Lord General’s Anfwer 
thereto, read, 24—---Conference defired by Lords concerning 
Letters from the Ring and his Officers, and Lord General’s 
Anfwer, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported ; Letters and Anfwer, with an Introduétion and 
Declaration thereupon, to be printed, 14 Aug. Order 
againft felling Wood in his Chaces, without the Confent 
of the Committee for the Revenue, 7 Sept.—His Letter to the 
Lords and Commons of Parliament at Wefiminfter, commu- 
nhicated by Lords, and referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 
16. Report of Refolutions, 18 Letter concerning his 
marching eaftward, fent to Lords, 4 Oé.—Another, concern- 
ing his marching to Salifbury, read, 17—His Proclamation, 
declaring his Refolution to come towards London, to fet- 

~ tle Peace in a full and free Parliament, 21 Order for 
melting down his Plate, 16 Nov.—for difpofing of the Pro- 
ceed thereof, 16 &amp; 22—His Letter, concerning a Safe-Conduct 
for Perfons appointed to carry down the Propofitions for 
Peace, read, 18. 











—— 1644, Ordinance for melting down his Plate in the Tower, 


and employing the Proceed thereof, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 4 O¢t.—Order for Delivery thereof to the Committee at 
Goldimiths Hall, 16. 

his Revenue, 1643, a Committee to confider of receiving and 
improving it, 25 Apr. Committees of the feveral Counties 
to fend up Rentals, 4 Sept.—Ordinance for due and orderly re- 
ceiving and collecting the King’s, Queen’s, and Prince’s, Reve- 
nues, and the Arrears thereof, read, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 21. Ordinance to be printed; Place 
appointed for Meeting of the Committee nominated therein, 
22. Order for publifhing the Ordinance, read, and agreed to 
—Members to declare whether they will aét as Receivers— 
Chairman appointed in the Abfence of the former, 23 Par- 
ties to attend them, 5 O&amp;ét.— Receivers to bring in their 
Accounts to the Commitiee, 2i1——-Committees added, 11 
Nov.——Ordinance for receiving Rents due to the King, 
Queen, and Prince, out of Lands fequeftered or to be fequef- 
tered, read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 20 Dec. Signified, 23.——The Committee for the 
Revenue impowered to tender the Covenant to Perfons under 
them, 6 Jan. Officers of the Exchequer to iffue Proceffes 
for levying the Revenues and Arrears according to their Di- 
rections, 7 Feb. 














--— 1644, Refolution, that there is as much Security given by 


the Ordinance for collecting the Revenue of the King, &amp;c. as 
can be given by both Houfes, 25 Mar——No Motions or 
Orders to be made for afligning Monies thereupon, but be- 
tween 10 and 12 o’Clock, 25 May. 


--— His Children, 1643, Order for furnifhing them with Ne- 


ceffaries, 3 May A Committee to inform themfelves what 
difaffeted Perfons are about them, 26 June Report; Lift 
of Perfons thought fit to attend them, agreed to ; the Commit- 
tee to tender the Covenant to Servants; Refidue of the Re- 
port re-committed, 2 Dec.—Orders to be oblerved in their 
Family, read, and agreed to, 11 Lady Vere appointed Go- 
verneis to them, 28 June——Conference defired with Lords 

. concerning the Children, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 1 July—Another Conference 
to be defired concerning regulating their Family, and difplac- 
ing difaffeéted Perfons, 15—Countefs of Dortet appointed Go- 
vernefs, 28. Vote fent to Lords, 29 Princefs Elizabeth’s 
Letter concerning the Removal of her old Servants, and put- 

_ ting Strangers upon her, communicated by Lords, 16 Dec. 
Conference to be defired thereupon, 18 Meflage from 
Lords, acquainting the Houfe they had received a Letter from 
the Earl of Forth, concerning the King’s Children, 2 Mar. 
Read; Houfe concur with Lords in their Opinion, 12—Con- 
ference defired by Lords, concerning regulating their Family, 
agreed to, 4 Mar. A Committee of both Houfes te con- 
‘fider thereof, 7. Lift concerning it, agreed to by Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 19. 

















—— 1644, Covenant from Lords, to be tendered to their Wo- 


men Servants, read twice, and committed, 2 May. Reported, 

and pafied, with Amendments, 3 June Houfe put Lords 

in a thereof, 10 July——Fheir late Women Servants ‘to 
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have Warrant to go to the Queen at Exon, 19 June—— 
Order for free Paflage to the Princefs and Duke of Gloucefter 
to Chelfea, 26 July. 


—— His Servants, 1643, Petition read, 4 Apr.—Order concern- 


ing their paying Affeflments charged upon them by Ordi- 
nances; 27———Their Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the King’s Revenue, 19 May Another, defiring 
Leave to go to Oxon, to make up their Accounts, read; Pe- 
titioners enjoined not to go; Member to prepare Order for 
their Indemnity, 29 Sept. 

- His Printers, 1643, a Committee to confider of turning 
the Profits of the Office to the Benefit of the State, 10 June. 








King, Richard, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking the 


Proteftation, 11 Apr. 


—— Andrew, 1643. Vide Privileges—Order for Sale of his 


fequettered Goods, 29 June—for fequeftering his Debts, 29 
July. 

Giles, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 8 May. 

John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 


—— Sir Robert, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 22 Apr, 





To have no Pafs to go hence, 1 July. 

Colonel Edward, 1644. Vide Privileges—A Committee 
to confider the Earl of Manchefter’s Letter concerning him, 
15 May—Petition of Inhabitants, defiring he may be reftored 
to the Government of Lincolnfhire under the Earl of Man- 
chefier, read, and referred to him, 27——-His Petition re- 
ferred to a Committee, 14 June. 


Kingdom, 1643, Conference defired by Lords about Matters that 


concern the Peace thereof, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Papers read, 21 June Con- 





- ference defired with Lords concerning it, agreed to ; Managers 


appointed ; Conference held, 5 July——-A Committee to pre- 
pare Declaration for rifing unanimoufly to defend, &amp;c. 3 Aug. 
-The Committee for Safety thereof to fit every Afternoon 
at 3 0’Clock, 12 Dec. Ordinance for conftituting Com- 
miflioners of both Kingdoms, for better managing the Affairs 
thereof, read twice, and committed ; Committee to _— 
the Number, go Jan. Committees appointeds; Number 
and Quorum of them ; Continuance of the Ordinance ; Ordi- 
nance pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Feb. Sige. 
nified, with Amendments; Amendments difagreed to ; a Com- 
mittee to aflign Reafons; Reafons reported ; Conference de- 
fired, and agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
10. Another defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee to 
confider Lords Reafons, and prepare Anfwer, 12. Anfwer 
reported ; Houfe adhere to their former Vote; former Rea- 
fons read, agreed to, and to be offered in Writing; free Con- 
ference defired with Lords; Managers appointed ; free Con- 
ference agreed to, and held, 13. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 16. Oath of Secrecy to be tendered to the Committees, 
read, and agreed to; Members to be enjoined to take it; 
Lords to be defired to lay the fame Injunction on their Mem- 
bers, 20. Meflage, defiring them to difpatch their Anfwer, 
26—Qath difagreed to by them ; Conference to be defired, 
thereupon ; a Committee to prepare Reafons, 1 Mar. Rea- 
fons reported ; Managers appointed, 4. Conference defired, 
agreed to, and held, 5 Ordinance from Lords, for a 
pointing a Committee of both Houfes to join with the Com- 
mittees and Commiflioners from Scotland, for better manage- 
ing the Affairs of both Nations, read, 1 Feb. Order for Se« 
cond Reading, 2. Read, 3. 
1644, Ordinance from Lords, for continuing the Com- 
mittee; Queftion for reading it, Neg. 7 May. Read, and re- 
jected, 8. Another to the fame Purport, agreed to, 6. Lords 
defired to expedite the pafling it, 7 &amp; 8. Conference defired 
by them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 10. Reported; their Reatons for additional Commit- 
tees fent down with an Ordinance, voted unparliamentary—Or- 
dinance from them to the fame Purport, read twice, and agreed 
to, with Amendments; a Committee to prepare them, 11. 
Amendments reported, and fent to Lords, 13. Meflage con- 
cerning them, 14. Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Queftion 
for fending up a new Ordinance, with a Blank for Lords 
Committees, Neg.; a Committee to prepare Anfwer to Lords 
Paper, 15. Paper and Anfwer, 16. Free Conference defired 
with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported—New Ordinance for continuing the Committee, 
read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17. 
Defired, 18. Ordinance returned, with Amendments, 20. 














Amendments confidered ; Houle adhere to their former Vote ; 


Conference to be deiired thereupon; Managers ‘appointed, 
21. Conference defired, agreed to, and held—Member to 
prepare Ordinance, declaring what Dire¢tions the Committee 
is appointed to follow; to infert an Oath of Secrecy, 22. 
Ordinance read twice, and pafled; Lords Cencurrence te 
be defired, 24———Mellage, defiring them to expedite the 
pafling it, § June Order for Allowance to them for 

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INDEX 


Iistellizence, 27——-Order from Lords, which much con- 

“cerned their Proceeding, and Anfwer thereto, reported. 
Anfwer approved, 14 June. ; 

King’s Bench, 1643, Ordinance impowering any other Juftice, 
in the Abfence of the Chief, to admit and {wear Perfons into 
vacant Places, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
delired, 7 Feb. 

—— Prifon, 1643, Order for proceeding againft the Marfhal 
fufpended; Bufinefs referred to the Committee for Obfiruc- 
tions in Courts of Jultice, 17 June. il 

Kingjion upon Thames, 1643, the Committce for the Militia to 
be hafiened to fend a Regiment for the Security of the Town 
and Patfages thereabouts, 20 Dec. 

upon Hull, 1643, Committees Letter, with Copies of 
Two Letters inclofed; Copies to be printed, 10 July 
Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. referred to the Committee at Grocers 
Hail, 3 Aug. 

——— Ear! of, 1643, a Committee to prepare Letter, defiring 
him to lend ¢,o00/, to the Cominitiee at Notlingham ; 

_ Letter read, and to be figned by Speaker, 30 Mar. 

Kinjale. Vide Ireland. 

Kinfwonde, Here Van, 1644, his Defire to tranfport Lead into 
Holland, referred to the Committee for the Navy, 29 Apr. 
——Liberty given him to tranfport it from Hull; the Com- 
mittee to fee the Conditions performed, 6 May. 

Kirk, George, 1643, Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 
3 May. 

Mr. 1642, to be enjoined to obey a Decree‘in Chancery, 
16 Aug. 

Kirkley, Mr. 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 22 Mar. 

Kirle, Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for fequetiering 
abient Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Refpited upon their 

teport, 22 Jan. 

Knijton, Mr. 1643, to be tried by Martial Law asa Spy ; Lord 
General to be moved for a Commiilion, 10 Nov. ‘To be 
moved for a {peedy Trial, 22. 

Knight Service, 1644, a Committee to confider of taking away 
ali Tenures thereby, and raifing Monies thereupon, 16 Aug. 
Knightley, Mr. 1644, Order tur Re-payment of his Loan, 18 

Apr. 

Knollis, Sir Francis, 1644, Petition; Order for paying him 102, 
Weekly out of the King’s Revenue, 6 Apr. 

Mr. 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cultody, 9 Aug. 

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§ 1044. 


L ACY, Richard. Vide Warwick, Town. 
Francis, 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 





20 June. 

Ladd. Vide Smith, George. 

Lafield, Dr. 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, 19 
July. 

Laifloffe, 1642, a Committee to execute the Defign upon that 
Town, and the Hundred of Lovengham, 23 Mar. 

Lake, Lancelot, 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfes—The 
Officer who feized them to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 3 
July. 

Lamb, Sir John, 1643. Vide Privileges—Order for Sale of his 
fequeftered Goods, 29 June. 

Lambert, Colonel, 1644, Order for 3001. to him for his good 
Services, 30 Mar. 

Captain, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Lambeth, 1643, State of the Riot there reported; Refolutions 
thereupon ; Conference to be defired, 3 Apr. Defired, and 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 6 
Previous. Quefiion for fequefiering the Living, Affirmative ; 
main Question, Neg. 11 July Order for fequeftering it, 
read, and agreed to, 7 Oct. 

Houle, 1643, Petition of Keeper ; Order for his having 
Grounds adjoining, 3 June. 

Lambourne, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be delired, 22 Apr. 
Defired, 28. 

L’ Amont, Sir James de, and Sir Jofeph Douglas, 1643, Letter 
concerning their Soldiers being feized and ttayed, read; Letter 
and Petition referred to the Committee for the Navy, 5 O&amp;. 

Lamfhall, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 20 Oét. 

Lancajter, County, 1642, Order for fending down 40 Barrels 
of Powder, or 300 /, in Part of Satisfaction of a former War- 
rant for a greater Sum, 22 Mar. 

1643, like Order for Powder, 1 June—Letter of Ac- 

knowledgment to the Gentlemen of the County for their good 

Services, to be figned by Speaker, 21 Deputy Lieutenant 

added, 6 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 8--——Deputy 


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Lieutenants and Committees to chufe an Auditor and Trea- 
furer for the Monies collected for Maintenance of the Soldiers, 
and take care they are duly paid, 6 Sept.—Order for difcharge- 
ing Officers that refufe to take the Covenant, 19 Order 
touching Preaching Minifiers, g O¢t—A Committee to take 
Account of Monies railed and difburfed there, and to examine 
Offences againft the Houfe, or the Safety of the County, 18. 
Committee added—Ordinance for imprefiing Men, 27 
Committees Letters concerning the State of the County, and 
Englith Soldiers landed from Ireland, and defiring Supplies of 
Ammunition, &amp;c. read, 25 Nov.—-—22 Dece.—Appointment 
of High Sheriff refpited, 30 The Committee for Safety to 
provide Arms for the County, 15 Jan. 

——— 1644, Order for delivering 50 Barrels of Powder, 1 
June—Member to prepare Ordinance for fecuring Money to 
the Forces, 25 Ordinance read twice, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10 July. Signified, 12——— 
Committees Letter, defiring Lancafhire may be joined to the 
Affociation of the Northern Counties, read, 17 June—The Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to receive Informations of the State of 
the County, 25 ——Another Committee to confider of fupply- 
ing the Forces with Money, 1Jaly Ordinance for Relief 
of maimed Soldiers there, 5 Aug. Deputy Lieutenants add- 
ed, 7 Sept. 1 Nov. Moiety of the Collections at the 
next Fait to be difpoted of for Relief of poor diftrefled Perfons 
there, 11 Sept. Ordinance authorizing feveral Perfons to 
ordain in the County, 25 Nov. Sent to Lords, 12 Dec.—~ 
High Sheriff appointed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
2 Dec. Signified, 3. 

Town, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, 

and agreed to, g Oct. 

— Duchy of, 1643, Member to inquire of the Chancellor 

where the Seal is, 6 Mar. 

1644, Letter concerning its being taken away; Order 
for makivg a new one; Lords Concurrence to be defired, § 
Apr.—Houfe put thei in mind thereof; their Anfwer; freth 
Order for making it, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 11 Ordi- 
nance for invalidating the Duchy Seal from the Time it was 
taken from the Vice-chancellor, and for ufing a new one, 25 
Nov. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 












































ments agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, 17 Dec_—Mem-_ 


bers to demand and bring it to the Houfe, 23. 

Lance, Francis, 1643, to be fent to Lord General, to be put 
upon a Council of War; Order for his Commitment to New- 
gate in the mean time, 18 Dec. 

Landas, Frederick de, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond 
Sea; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 May. 

Landguard Fort, and Harwich, 1643, a Committee to go down 
and inquire into the State thereof; Earl of Holland and the 
Bailiffs to be defired to aflift them, 8 Apr.—Committees ap- 
pointed for the Ewployment concerning Landguard Fort, 
12. 

Lanerick, Earl of, 1543, voted an Incendiary ; Refolution for 
fequeftering his Eftate in England, 10 May Petition on 
his behalf, fent from Lords, and another to Houfe, feverally 
read; Refolution for fending him in fafe Cultody to Oxon; 
Manner referred to the Committee for Safety, 22 Jan.——-- 
The fame Committee to examine him concerning a Com- 
miffion fent into heland, when he was Secretary, touching the 
Rebellion—Order for delivering him to Lord Maitland, to be 
conveyed as a Prifoner into Scotland, 1 Feb. 

Laney, Mr. 1643, to be removed from a Ship to Winchester 
Houfe, 12 Sept. 

——* Sheriff, 1642, Order againft his landing Currans, 20 

ar. : 

1643, Leave for a Motion concerning that Bufinefs, 31 
Mar.—Queftion for Leave to land and fell them, Neg. ; Time 
allowed him to tranfport them, 4 Apr.—Declaration, that lift- 
ing under him is an acceptable Service, 17—Conference defired 
by Lords concerning him, 21. Agreedto; Reporters appoint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported; Report to be refumed, 
22 Bufinefs concerning his Currans to be confidered, 15 
&amp; 16 May. Liberty given him to land them, 18 To be 
difcharged from being Commiffioner of the Excife, 7 O&amp;. 

—— Colonel, 1643, Letter from Merchant Taylors Com- 
pany, requiring him to attend their Service, read; Queftion 
for difpenfing with him from his Employment in the Army, 
Neg.; Refolution, that his Abfence fhall not prejudice him, 
to be fent to the Company, 15 July. ; 

Legis: Henry, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 6 
i lay. 

-——— William, 1643, Complaint touching cutting down his 
Timber, 11 Apr. Vide Smith, George. 

Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 30 O&amp;. 

Nov.—Defired again to preach, 27. 

Timothy, a Surgeon, 1644, his Neglect of repairing 
to the Army, referred to the Commiflioners for martial Law, 
i Nov. 

—~—— 1644, Sir William, his Letter, referred to the Committee 
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and SatisfaGtion for Coals fuld—The Committee to contraaé 
with him, and transfer the Contract to the Committees at 
Sunderland—Power given him to take and work Delinquents 
Collieries, 15. Order amended, 16. 

Lanier, Elizabeth, 1643, to have Pafs to go into Flanders, 
9 June. 

Laud, William, Archbifhop of Canterbury, 1643, a Committee 
to prepare Proofs and manage Proceedings againft him, 3 May 
—Ordinance from Lords concerning fequeftering bis Power 
of collating to ecclefiaftical Benefices, agreed to, 16—His Pe- 
tition from Lords, and Ordinance impowering him to collate 
to the Living of Chatham, read; Ordinance agreed to; Pe- 
tition referred to the Committee for Sequetirations, 25 
Auother Petition, with Lords Order thereupon ; Order read, 
and agreed to, 10 June Papers concerning his ‘Trial to be 
delivered to a Committee ; the Committee to hatien it, 15 July 
—Perfon to be examined concerning the Charge, 27 
Charge to be reported, 14 Sept.—Additional Articles read ; 
Order for Second Reading, 26 Read one by one; agreed 
to, and to be ingroffed, 3 O&amp;. Ingroffed Articles read, and 
agreed to; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to, 19. Ma- 
nagers appointed, 20.—His Petition from Lords, defiring to 
have the Papers taken from bim; Order for him to have Copies 
thereof, 27 Another Petition, defiring a Diftinguifhment 
of the Articles, read; nothing done thereupon, 8 Nov.—His 
Aufwer to the Articles, 22 The Committee for his Trial 
to prepare Evidences, and ftummon Witnefles, 11 Dec. Met- 
fage from Lords, defiring Houle to confider his Antwer ; Trial 
appointed, 3 &amp; 15 Jan——q &amp; 11 Mar.—Managers ap- 
pointed, 3 Jan.—Meflage from Lords, acquainting the Houfe 
they are ready to hear the Charge, 16—His turther Aufwer read, 
and referred to the Managers, 22 Order for Sale of his fe- 
quefiered Goods, 24 Feb. His Petition, defiring Members 
may be examined, agreed to; Meflage to Lords, defiring feveral 
of their Members may be examined; Anfwer thereto—Order 
jor a Recompence to Clerks, &amp;c. employed by the Commit- 
tee, 9 Mar.—Another Meflage, defiring a Member may be 
examined at home, and that one of their Members may be 
examined; Anfwer thereto, 11—Lawyers to attend the Trial, 
18—Another Petition, defirig more Members may be ex- 
amined, agreed to, 20. 

1644, ‘I'rial deferred, 22, 25 &amp; 30 Apr. 

1&amp; 15 July Meflage to Lords, defiring them to meet 
early on the Day appointed for the Trial, 27 Apr. His 
Petition from Lords, defiring a Maintenance, 8 May. Re- 
ferred to the Commitice for Sequetirations, 20 Order for 
him to have a Sight of the Books, ordered by Lords ; a Member 
to carry the Keys, and be prefent, 8 June A Committee to 
confider his pleading the large Treaty, and Aét of Oblivion, 
5 Aug. Their Report; Order for proceeding upon the rett of 
the Articles, and omitting that of his being au Incendiary, 
21—Further Hearing appointed, 24 Aug.—- 3 Sept. 
Houfe to confider of proceeding againft him by Ordinance, 
3 Sept.—Quettions propounded by his Counfel, conceruing 
Matters of Law, communicated by Lords, and referred to a 
Committee, 14 Order for making Report, 1 Oct. Report 
of Refolutions fent to Lords—Day appointed for hearing his 
Counfel, 4—Lawyers to fiate the Evidence at his Trial, and 
prefent their Opinions touching further Proceedings, 12 
Ordinance for adjudging him attainted of High Treafon upon 
his Impeachment, and to fuffer Death, read twice, and com- 
mitted; Member, upon Report, to fum up the State and Mat- 
ter of the Evidence, 31—Order for bringing him to Bar 
to hear it, 1 Nov. Ordinance reported ; Archbifhop brought ; 
Manner of receiving him; Evidence fummed up; Day ap- 
pointed for hearing him, 2. Heard ; Bufinefs to be refumed; 
Lieutenant of the ‘Tower to bring bim again, 11. Brought; 
Evidence and his Anfwer fummed up; Ordinance paffed, 13. 
Sent to Lords, 16. Meflage to them, defiring them to expe- 
dite it; Anfwer thereto, 28 Free Conference defired by 
Lords concerning his Atlainder, agreed to; Reporters appoiit- 
ed ; free Conference held, 24 Dec. 

Launcefton, 1644, Report concerning Lord General’s taking the 
Horie Bridge, 2 Aug. 

Law, Mr. 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 22 May. 

Law, martial, 1643, Lord General’s Commifiion for executing 
Offenders thereby—Lord General to be defired to leave out 
the Claufe of Exception, and appoint a Prefident and Judge 
Advocate, 18 Nov. 

——— 1644, Ordinance for eftablifhing a Council of War for 
Trial of Offenders according to Law martial, read twice, 
aud committed, 18 May—Reported, and paffed, 15 July. 
Sent to Lords, 20. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments in Part difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Realons; 
Conference to be defired; Managers appointed, 29. 
Reafous reported ; Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 
1 Aug. Meifage to Lords, defiring them to expedite the Or- 
dinance, 3,5 &amp; 10. Conference defired by them, agreed to ; 
teporters appointed, 16. Conference held, and reported ; 

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Lords Amendments read, and in Part difagreed to; free Con- 
ference to be defired ; Managers appointed, 12. Free Con- 
ference defired, agreed to, and held, 14—-Commiffiovers to 
fit in Guildhall; Serjeant to give them Notice, 79 —Meinbers 
Commiffioners to attend—A Committee to withdraw, and in- 
large the Quorum—Ordinance for that Purpoie, read, and 
agreed to, 26. Lords Concurrence fignified, 29. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for continuing the former, 
25 Nov. Ordinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 A Committee to prepare Meffage to 
delire thein to expedite it; MetTage read, agreed to, aud fent ; 
Ordinance returned with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, 5 Dec. 

Lawley, Sit Thomas, and Lady, 1643, to have Pafs to Rotter 
dam. 8 Apr.— His Houle to be employed for receiving ths 
fick Soldiers, 9 June. 

Lawrance, Thomas, 1644, Order for reftoring him to his Col- 
herics and Coals upon the Staiths, &amp;c. 26 Nov. 

Lawrence, Mr. 1643, Information againft him, referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 10 Jane—Order for fequeficring his 
Office of Cuftomer of Poole—for his Difcharge, 10. 

Adsin, 1643, to have Warrant to pals with his Wife, &amp;e. 
into Holland, § Aug. 

Mr. 1643, be fent for, as a Delinquent, to anfwer a 
Complaint againft him, 9 Aug. 
James, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Lawson, Robert, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 17 Mar. 

Lea, Peter, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 17 Aug. 

Leadbeater, Samuel, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

League, folemn. Vide Covenant. - 

Leaguer, 1643, a Committee to take Order that Intelligence 
come from thence every Day ; Order for Money to defray the 
Charge thereof, and for Horfes, 21 Apr. 

Leay, Ambrole, 1643, to be fent up in tafe Cuftody, 6 May. 

Lechford, Sir Richard, 1643, to be exchanged for Captain Powell, 
19 Sept. 

Ledgar, Mr. and Mr. Lawfon, 1643, Order for Stay of Pro- 
ceedings againtt them, for feizing a Ship going to Newcatile— 
To be thanked for the Service, 4 Ap7. , 

Lee, William, 1643, to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, to anfwer 
Matters objected againft him, 3 July. 
Sir John, 1643, admitted into the Houfe, upon a Report 
from the Committee for abfent Members, 3 July To at- 
tend the Committee for fequeftering abfent Members Eftates, 
28 Sept. Order for reimburfing Monies he fhall advance, 

11 Nov. 

—— Thomas, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Upton, 28 Aug. 

Order for paying Money of his, in Mr. Ward’s Hands, to 

a Committee, 22 Jan. 

Captain, 1643, Examination of Pacquets returned from 

him, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 28 O@. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, to be exchanged for Lieutenant 
Colonel Wright, 7 Aug. 

Leech, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

James, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Se- 

queftrations, 25 May. 

Francis, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Leyden, 26 May. 

Leedes, Sir John, 1643, his Letter, with Papers inclofed, read, 
and referred to the Committee for Safety, 2 June. 

Leeving, Mr. 1644, Proceedings againtt him, upon a Reference 
from a Committee to the Earl of Denbigh, to be itayed till 
further Order, 11 Apr. 

Leger, Mr. St. Vide Bole/er. 

Leicejier, Town, 1643, the Committee for Safety to fend down 
Ordnance, &amp;c. 15 Apr. Committees added, 29 June 
4 Sept.——Letter defiring Horfe Arms, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Safety, 19 Order for fequettering the Mafter- 
fhip of the Hofpital, 8 Jan. Chancellor of the Duchy to 
be detired to beftow it upon Mr. Gray, 6 Mar. Letters 
relating a Victory over the Enemy at Hinckley, 11—Another 
Letter, relating the Pailages of a Skirmifh with the Enemy at 
Coote’s Bridge, &amp;c. 23. Vide Bingley and Hartopp. 

1644, Letter, Relation, and Examinations, concerning 
Forces fent againft the Enemy at Loughborough, referred to 
a Committee, 4 Apr.—Order for fequetiering the Government 
of the Hofpital, 11 Governor's Letter concerning the 
Mareh of the Newcafile Forces towards the Town, 13 May 

Committees Letter, and Letter inclofed, relating the 
taking 600 Horfe and 400 Foot, 31 O&amp;t. } 

——— County, 1643, High Shenff appointed, 30 Dec.—Pe- 
tition of the Committee, and Paper of Grievances annexed, 
referred to a Committee, 20 Jan. Letter concerning Mi- 
nifters refufing to take the Covenant; Order for fequettering 
their Eftates, and bringing them up in fate Cuftody, 11 Mar. 

1644, Committees Letter reterred to the Commiltee of 
beth Kingdoms, 20 Apr. Another concerning their Suf- 
ferings under the Soldiery read; Member to prepare Anfwer, 
aud Ordinance for raifing Forces tor Pretervation of the 

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County, 9 May. Ordinance read twice, and committed, 27 

Order for adding a Word thereto, 6 June. Ordinance 
reported, agreed to, and to be fair written, 15. Sent to Lords, 
21 Returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 
10 July No Monies or Horfes to be affefled or levied but 
by Order of the Committee, 27 May Petition of Inhabit- 
ants read ; original Names of the Subicribers prefented ; a Com- 
mittee to confider of compofiug the Differences in the County, 
4 Sept. Order for their Meeting, 11 Petition of Gentle- 
men read, and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
6 Nov. To another Committee, 21. 

Earl of, 1643, Meflage from Lords, concerning the 
feizing his Horfes, 12 June. 

——- 1644, his Letter to Lord General, defiring a Pafs to 
Briftol, read, 6 July. 

Leigh, Captain, 1643, Order for his paying to the Treafurers at 
Guildhall] Monies taken from Lord Tenham, 22 Apr. For 
paying it to the Treafurer at Wars, 8 May. 

1644, his Letter of Intelligence to the Enemy intercept- 

ed; Order againft exchanging him, 17 Apr. 

Sir John, 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 10 June. 

Thomas, 1643, to be exchanged for Lieutenant Garrett, 
19 Sept. 

Sir Francis, 1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon 
thereof, reported; Refolutions thereupon; the Committee to 
agree with him according to them, 27 July His Petition 
referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 16 O&amp;. 

Leighton, Colonel, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Eftablifhment of Lord General’s Army, 10 May His Com- 
mitment by the Committee of the Weft approved, 3 Dec. 

Lennard, Thomas, 1643, to have Warrant to go into Holland, 
3 May. 

Richard, 1643, to have Warrant to go into France, 
8 May. 

Lenox, Duke of, 1643, a Committee to inventory his Goods 
feized at Whitehall—Order for delivering them to the Ear! of 
Pembroke, § Feb. 

Lenthall, Sir John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Thomas and F. Vide Hopewell. 

Leonard, St. Shoreditch, 1642, Ordinance for fequeflering the 
Living, read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
17 Mar. 

po tere Merchant, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Commander re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 6 July. 

Leojioff, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Eftates of Perfons 
taken in Arms there, 14 Sept——For feizing Monies and 
Letters brought to that Part, and apprehending dangerous 
Perfons reforting thither, 5 Oct. 

Lefley, Colonel, 1642, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, and 
from thence into Scotland, 20 Mar. 

L’ Ejirange, Sir Hammond, 1643, Order for fequefiering his 
Efiate, 24 O€t. 

Letters, 1643, Order for ftaying foreign Letters, 29 July—— 
Member to prepare Ordinance for fending fufpicious Letters 
to the Committee for Examinations, or Militia of London, 
24 O&amp;. 

Letionic, William. Vide Whinnell. 

Levant Company, 1643, the Committee for them revived ; their 
Petition conce. ning the Strangers Confulage referred, 16 June 
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might not be unladen, read, and referred to a Committee, 
3 Jan. Vide Currans—Ordinance enabling them to trade for 


Currans to the Grand Signior’s Dominions, read, 24. Read 

Second time, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

29 ‘The Company to have Liberty to land Currans; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 2 Feb.—Ordinance for upholding 

the Trade and fettling the Government of the Company, 

read, and committed, 1o——Pailed, 1 Mar. Agreed to by 

Lords, 7. 

1644, Ordinance for their paying the Refidue cf 8,o00/. 
formerly ordered, 13 Apr. The Committee for the Navy to 
receive their Anfwer, and a Note of the Names of fuch as 
refule, 16———Order for disfranchifing them, 11 May. Day 
appointed for the Payment, 28 Petition of Governor, &amp;e. 
for taking off Part of the Duty upon Currans, read and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 26 O&amp;. 

Leven, Earl of, 1644, his Letter, relating the State of the Army 
at York, read, and fent to Lords, 3 May—Another from the 
Leaguer at York, communicated by Lords, 20. 

Levingland, 1643, Ordinance for raifing Monies for fortifying 
that and the Hundred of Flegg, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 24 Aug. 

Levijion, Mrs. 1643, to have Warrant to go into Scotland, 
25 Apr. 

Pana ion Committees Letter referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 19 Mar. 

Lewis, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Mafter and Owners, referred 
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Lewis, Sir William, 1643, the Committee for Accounts to take his 
Receipts and Difburfements, 18 Oct. 

Thomas, 1644, to have Pals to go to Oxon, 27 July. 

John, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Weft, 1 Aug. 

Lidcott, Captain, 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, 
10 Feb. Order for paying his Arrears out of fuch Delia- 
quents Eftates as he fhall difvover, 12 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance for Payment of his Arrears, fent to 
Lords, 17 Apr. Petition of his Widow, read, and referred 
to a Committee, 3 O&amp;. 

Lidd, 1643, Petition of Parifhioners; Lecturer recommended, 
25 Mar. 

Liddell, Sir Thomas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. 

—— Sir Francis, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 Nov. 

Lieutenants, Deputy, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Eftates 
of fuch as refule to join in executing Ordinances, 5 July. 

Lightfoot, Mr. 1643, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 
Mar. 

Lilburne, George, 1644, his Letter referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 10 July—Order for Reftitution of his Collieries, 
and Satisfaction for Coals fold—Power given him to take and 
work Delinquents Collieries, 15. Order amended, 16—The 
Committee of the Navy to contraét with him, and trani{init the 
Contraét to the Committee in Sunderland, 15. 

Limbery, Captain, 1643, Information againtt him, referred to the 
Commnittee for the Navy, 21 Apr. 

— John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Limington, 1643, Detence thereof, referred to the Committee for 
Safety, 27 Jan. Vide Hurft Caftle. 

Lincoin Town, 1643, Narrative of the Difcovery of the Plot 
there, to be fhewn to Lords at a Conference, 5 July Letter 
concerning the Surrender of the Caftle, &amp;c. with the Articles 
of Surrender, read, 24 O&amp;. 

1644, Letter concerning the taking the upper Town, 

read, g May Order againtt demolifhing the Bells, Lead, 

&amp;e. To fent to the Earl of Manchefter, 27 June One 

Member to be conftantly with the Committee, 1 July 

Affeinbly to confider of Two proper Minifters to be fent 

down; Refolution touching an } esol to them, 19 Aug. 

Members to confer with the Afflembly about fending 
them, 30 Sept. 

—— County, 1643, Letter defiring additional Committees, 
27 Mar.—Committees added, 27 Mar. 2 &amp; § May 
Collectors upon the Bill of 400,000/, to pay Money in their 
Hands to the Committee, 5 July—Ordinance for fortifying 
the Flats, read, and agreed to, 11. Lords Concurrence tigni- 
fied, 12 Ordinance tor adding it to the Five affociated 
Counties, and for raifing Monies to pay the Forces, read, and 
re-committed as to the Names; Matter agreed to, 18 Sept. 
—Refolution for adding the County to the Ordinances for the 
goth Part and Sequettralions, 17 Od. Deputy Lieute- 
nants appointed, 22 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 3 Jan. 
High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. Lord General to be de- 
fired to leave Horle neceflary for Defence of the County —~— 
A Committee to confider of Mifcarriages there, 22 Jan. Com- 
mnittees added, 26. 

-—— 1644, Committees added to the Committee for Sequef- 
trations ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 July. Signified, 
with an Exception to one, 10 Petition and Remonttrance 
of Gentlemen read, and referred to a Committee; Members 
to withdraw, and receive the Names of Petitioners, 6 Nov. 

Names to be read, 17 Dee—High Sheriff appointed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Dec. Signified, 3—Com- 
mittees to be defired by Letter to proceed in the Bufinefs of 
the County, 17. 

Lincoln’s Inn, 1644, Order touching the Sale of Delinquents 
Chambers, and the Difpofition of the Produce thereof, 17 Aug. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19, 

Lindjey, Earl of, 1643, to have Warrant to convey a Standard 
of Plate into Scotland, 8 May Lords to be moved to con- 
tinue his Reftraint, 10 June Horfes, &amp;c. going to him, 
to be fent for back, 16 Aug. Order for difcharging them, 18 
—for delivering a Horle and Saddle of his to Sir Arthur 
Haflelrigg, 19. 

1644, his Letter, relating the Proceedings of the Scots 
Army, read, and fent to Lords, 27 Apr. ‘Two Letters to 
Lord Maitland, read, and fent to them, 3 May—His Letter 
in the Name of the Scots Committee, communicated by 
Lords, 20. 

Lindfey, Colonel, 1643, Lord General to be defired to exchange 
him for Mr. Francklin, 23 June. 

Mrs. 1643, to have Pais to go to Oxon, 23 June. 

Lifle, Mr. 1643, Order for reimburfing Money he thall advance, 
11 Nov. 

1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for appointing him 

Matter of St. Crofs’s Hofpital, 22 June Ordinance yor 

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and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 Nov. De- 
fired, 16. 

Lifle, Lord, 1643, Order for difcharging his Horfes, and per- 
mitting him to pals from Liverpoole, 29 Aug.—For fending 
him up with a ftrong Convoy, 31 Letter to be written for 
that Parpofe, 19 Sept—Thanked for his Services in Ireland, 
¢8—Order for reftoring fuch Horfes as he will avow to be his, 
29 To be enjoined to attend the Service of the Houfe, 
9 Oct. 

1644, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 22 June. 

Lifter, Sir Matthew, 1643, to have Warrant to pais to Oxon, 
20 Apr.—Order for reitoring his Horfes, 25. 

1044, to have Leave to go to the Queen—Sequefiration of 

his Eftate referred to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 10 

May Report concerning his Letter to Dr. Sanders, to fur- 

nish Lady Brooke with 1004. 2 Sept.—-His Petition read; Or- 

der for fetting a Fine upon him, and for Difpofition thereof, 7. 

Sent to Lords, 9. 

: Mr. 1643, Order touching paying his Afleffment, 17 
ug. 

Sir Martin, 1643. Vide Privileges, and Quarrel—Order 

againft removing Goods from his Houfe, 13 Sept.—For paying 

a Debt due to him from Wolly Lee, out of his fequeftered 

Eftate, 14—for his paying to the Treafurers at Haberdafhers 

Hall Rent due to Mr. Chicheley, 11 Oct. 

1644, the Committee for Examinations to receive his In- 

formation concerning Delinquents Eftates, 30 Mar. 

Sir William, 1644, Lord Fairfax’s Letter, and his Petition 
concerning his Lofles, referred to the Committee for the North, 
10 Aug.—Another Petition read; the Committee for Sequef- 
trations to provide him a furnifhed Houfe—Order for Mainte- 
nance for him out of Delinquents Eftates to be difcovered, 3 
Oc&amp;.—Order for a fequefiered Houfe for him; fent to Lords, 
18. 

Littleton, Sir Edward, 1642, Order for delivering great Saddles 
to him, 18 Mar. 

1643, to be fummoned to attend the Service of the 

Houfe, 2 Dec. Refpited, upon Report from the Commit- 

tee for abfent Members, 22 Jar’ Voted incapable of fitting 

during this Parliament, 4 Mar. 

Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Sir Thomas, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 
admitting him to a Fine and Compofition ; Committee to com- 
pound with him, 23 Odt. Remanded to the Tower, tho’ 
bailed by Lord General’s Warrant, 29 Nov. 

Litton, Sir William, 1643, a Committee to confider his fuppofed 
Concealment of Sir Thomas Fanfhaw’s Goods; Order for 
Stay of Proceedings in that Bufinefs, 1 Jan. 

Liverpool, 1643, Letter from thence read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 14 June Order for feizing and 
detaining Officers, &amp;c. landed there from Ireland, 31 Aug. 
Order for fending down Five Iron Pieces, 15 Dec. 

1644, public Monies raifed there, to be employed for 
Defence of the Town, 13 June—Order for a Thanksgiving 
for Surrender thereof, 4 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 6. Let- 
ter concerning the taking it; Order for allowing the Quarter 
given to the lrifh; Member to prepare Letter to the Com- 
mittee, g. 

Lloyd, Walter, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. 

F. 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 

Feb. 

an Henry, 1644, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
29 June. ’ 

Liveries, Court of. Vide Wards, Court of. 

Lochere, Barbara, 1643, Order for paying her free Gift of 2007. 
for the Service of Poole, 28 Sept. 

Loe, Mr. 1643, Plate feized in his Houle, to be fecured ; the 
Committee for Examinations to examine whom it belongs to, 
18 Apr, 

Loftes, Six Adam, 1643, Accufation of him read; Declaration 
thereupon, 26 Oct. 

1644, to be exchanged for fuch Perfon as the Houfe fhall 

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The Committee for Prifoners to conti- 
der of a fit Perfon, 16 O&amp;. 

Loiland, Wefion, 1642, Ordinance for fequefiering the Living, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21 
Mar.—Signitied, 24. 

London, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Sheriffs for not publifhing 
certain Proclamations, 18 Mar.—For borrowing 24,000 /. 
upon the public Faith; Member to prepare Ordinance for 
Repayment thereof, 24. 

1643, Aldermen to be defired in their several Wards to ad- 

vance the Loan of Two Months Pay of the Weekly Affeffments, 

31 Mar. Court of Aldermen to be thanked for undertaking 

to give their Securities to advance a Loan of 40,000 /.—Ordi- 

nance for repaying them to be prepared, 4 Apr. Read, and 

— to ; Lords Keema to be defired, 5. Signified, 14 

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—A Committee to confider the Defires of the Citizens con- 
cerning a Covenant and Oath of Affociation, 1co——Mem- 
bers to read the Covenant to them, and acquaint them that 
the Houfe has agreed upon a Covenant for the whole King- 
dom, 8 June A Cominittee to communicate to the City 
Lord General’s Letter concerning Supplies, 25 &amp; 26 Apr.— 
A Committee of both Houfes to thank Lord Mayor, &amp;e. for 
their Readinefs in giving Security for 40,000/,—to acquaint 
them with the Security offered for further Supply for the Army— 
to recommend to them the {peedy getting Forces in Readinefs, 
and bringing in Monies upon the Weekly Afleffments, 27— 
Ordinance enabling the City Captains to force their Soldiers to 
do their Duty by Mulcts and Imprifonment, read, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Ordinance for 
fecuring Monies borrowed of them, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 May Order for In- 
demnity of Sheriffs for not publithing Proclamations, 29 Apr. 
27 May Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common 
Hall—State of the Examinations, and of the Difcovery of a 
Detign again‘ the Army, to be communicated to them ; Lords 
to be acquainted with this Order, 8 June—The Committec 
for the Navy to treat with Lord Mayor and the Committee for 
the Militia for better guarding the Thames—Lord Mayor to 
call a Common Council, to communicate to them the Ordi- 
nance for fpeedy furnifhing the City with Newcaftle Coals, g 
—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning lifting Horfes in 
and about London, read ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
preferred it, 22 The Committee for the Militia to put 
the Ordinance for raifing Horfes in Execution, 12 July—Pe- 
tition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for Ordinance to enable the Com- 
mittee for the Militia to command all Forces raifed within the 
Lines ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perions who preferred it; Mem- 
ber to acquaint them the Houle will recommend their Defires 
to Lords; Ordinance tc be prepared, 18. Read, 19. Sent to 
Lords, 27. Agreed to by them, with Amendments, 29—Petition 
of Inbabitants,concerning appointing aCommander inChief over 
the Forces to be raifed by them, read; Exceptions taken to the 
Irregularity thereof; Petition referred toa Committee, 20July. 
Report; Sir William Waller to be recommended to Lord Ge- 
neral, 27. The Petition to be communicated to a Common 
Hall, 28. The Appointment of Sir William Waller agreed 
to by Lords, 2g Lord General’s Commiflion to him com- 
municated by them, and read, 7 Aug. A Committee to 
advife with the Committee for the Militia about difpofing Sol- 
diers for Defence of the City, 21 July. Conference defired 
with Lords concerning the Saiety thereof, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of 
both Houfes to go to the Common Hall, 29—Proclamation, 
interdicting Trade with the City, read, and to be communi- 
cated to Lords, 24. To a Common Council, 28 Peti- 
tion of Citizens read; Order for rettoring their Goods—De- 
fires of the Common Hall communicated by Mr. Recorder ; 
Refolution that every one be enjoined to affift according to his 
Abilities, 3 Aug.—Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. with Ordinance 
annexed; Petition read; Speaker’s Aniwer to Perfons who 
preferred it—a Committee to receive Propofitions for the Safety 
of the City, and Peace of the Kingdom, and prepare Orde 
nance thereupon, 7. Ordinance for preventing Mifchiefs 
within the Lines, by difcovering Perfons not true to the 
City, by tendering an Oath to them, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12. Claufe for feizing 
Hortes of fuch as refufe the Oath, and their Arms, added; Or- 
dinance fent to Lords, 14. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 
15. Ordinance returned, with Amendments; Amendments 
read, and referred to a Committee, 16. Reported, and agreed 
to, with an Amendment; Conference defired thereupon, 
agreed to, and held; another defired by Lords, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 17—A Committee to 
attend at feveral Halls, to encourage Subicriptions, 7 Aug.— 
Petition of civilly difpofed Women, read; a Committee to 
give Anfwer, g—A Committee to acquaint Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
with the Importance of Plymouth, and the Neceflity of Lord 
General’s fudden moving; their Report —City to be defired to 
pay 4,000/. of their Loan of 50,000/. 14. Their Anfwer, 
and Defire of an Ordinance for Repayment, 15. Ordinance 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 23 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to be moved to fpeed away the Money, 18 
&amp; 19 Sept. 16 O&amp;——A Committee to ftir them up. to 
Expedition in providing for the Army, 16 Aug.—Another 
Committee to prefs for Men and Money for Relief of the Ar- 
my; Lord Mayor to be moved to call a Common Hall, 18— 
Ordinance for levying Monies within the Line, —_, and 
igni- 
fied, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 4 Sept. ~ 
Ordinance enabling the Committee for the Militia to fend 
Forces, under Sir William Waller’s Command, to Lord General, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6—A 
Committee to inquire concerning Obftrudtions to his Marching, 
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for the City, 7. Order for prefenting it; Members to put 
them in mind thereof, 11. A Committee to withdraw and 
perfect it, 21. Ordinance fent to Lords, 23. Returned, with 
Amendments; Amendments referred to a Committee, 28— 
The Committee at Ilaberdafhers Hall to inquire into the 
Arrears of Loans, 8 Sept.—Lord Mayor to be defired to 
appoint a Committee to meet a Committee of both Houtes 
fur raifing Money for them, 28 Motion for appointing a 
Perfon to open the Bufinefs, 2 O&amp; —A Committee to recom- 
mend to the Court of Aldermen the furnifhing Monies tor 
them, 24. To attend the Common Hall, 27———The Com- 
mittee for the Militia to be defired to place double Guards in 
the Outworks—Reafons to induce the City to lend 10,000/. 
for bringing in the Scots, read, and agreed to; Lords Concar- 
rence to be defired, 20 Sept. —Ordinance for fequeiiering the 
Efiates of Companies in Arrear, agreed to by Lords, 30— 
The Militia to be defired to fend fome of their Body-to Read- 
ing, and to be careful that no Ammunition be fent to the 
hing’s Quarters—Lord Mavor to be defired to call a Com- 
mon Council; a Committee of both Houfes to attend them 
with Votes, Propofitions, and Infiruétions—Order for fearch- 
ing Trunks, &amp;c. that come out of the City, and for prevent- 
jug warlike Provifions from paffing without Speaker’s War- 
runt, to be printed, and fent to the feveral Courts of Guards, 
23—Both Houfes to go and fee the City Forces drawn out, 
26—Notice to be given to the City, touching the Choice of 
a Lord Mayor, 28 Ordinance for the Committee for the 
Militia to fend Forces to Reading, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, g O&amp;——A Committee to negotiate 
with the City, on Lord General's Behalf, for the Refidue of 
their Loan of 50,000/. 29 Sept. Motion for appointing 
a Perfon to open the Bufinefs, 2 Oct—Another Committee to 
treat with them about a prefent Supply for his Army—Ano- 
ther to join with the Committee for the Militia to take Order 
for {peedy raifing prefent Forces to be fent to him, 12—Ordi- 
nance for more fpeedy raifing Monies unpaid within the City, 
read, aud agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16— 
Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Council, 17 &amp; 
18. Two Citizens to be joined with a Committee of both 
lloufes to refide in the North, 21. One difcharged ; another 
to be appointed, 26. Appointed, 31—Order touching fur- 
nifhing Fire-wood for the Guards, 24—Proclamations and 
Writs for publifhing them, prefented by Sheriffs; Thanks 
thereupon—Order for their Indemnity for not puodlithing them, 
31 A Committee to advilfe with the Committee for the 
Militia concerning Obitructions to the colleéting the Weekly 
Alleffments, 13 Nov. —Propofitions of the City concerning 
their Want of Mouey, and calling home their Forces; Speaker's 
Anfwer thereto, 20 &amp; 28. A Committee to acquaint Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. with the Keafous for defiring they may fiay out 
Jonyer, and to confer with them about raifing Monies for 
them, 28. Their Willingnefs to continue their Forces at 
Newport Pagnell, reported, 3o2——Member to recommend 
to the Committee for the Militia the longer Stay of their Forces 
with Sir Wikiam Wailer, g Dec. To acquaint them with the 
King’s Approach towards hiin, and to defire them, if their 
Forces mutt return, to fend 500 Men from Windlor; the 
Committee at Haberdathers Hali to lend 500/. for encourage- 
ing them to march ; Member to prepare Ordinance for Repay- 
ment thereof 18. Ordinance read, 20. Propofitions trom 
the City; Speaker’s Anfwer thereto, 15—Ordinance difabling 
Perfons te be in any Office of Trutt in the City, who fhall re- 
fule to take the Covenant, read twice, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 2o—Ordinance to evuable the Committee 
for the Militia to fend Forces under the Conduét of Serjeant 
Major Geueral Brown, read twice, and committed, 22. Vailed ; 
Lords Concurrence fignilied, 2 Lord Mayor to be defired 
to calla Common Hall; Lord Digby’s Letter, and Proclama- 
tion for calling the Parliament at Oxon, to be communicated 
to them, 6 Jan. A Committee of both Houles to communi- 
cate them, 8—City invites the Houfe to Dinner; a Com- 
mittee to withdraw, and prepare Anfwer; Aniwer reported, 
read, and to be fent to them, 13—Bofinefs couceruing the 
Sequeftrators Mifdemeanors to be reported, 16—Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning Lord General’s Atwy—Their 
Defire for Ordinance for a weekly Meal for maintaining the 
Vorces within the Lines and without; Speakers Anfwer 
thereto, 29 Ordinance read twice, and committed, 1 Feb. 
Meflage trom the City concerning it; Ordinance referred to 
another Committee; Inftruction to confider the prefent State 
of the City Forces, 5. Ordinance reported, and pailed; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 Signified, with 
Amendments; Amendments to be confidered, 21 Mar. Con- 
fidered, and in Part difagreed to; Conference to be defired ; 























Managers appointed, 23. A Committee to withdraw, and’ 


prepare Reatons; Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 25. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 26- Member to prepare Ordi- 





nance for enabling Citizens to make Provifions of Corn, 15 Feb. 
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General Brown, 20—Refolution for their continuing out till 
further Order—Tbe Committee for the Militia to be detfired 
to write to the City Regiments in Suffex, to continue longer 
upon the Service ; Letter read, and agreed to, 1 Mar, 

1644, Ordinance for bringing Corn and Grain into the 
City, read twice, and committed, 26 Mar. Ordinance 
impowering the Committee for the Militia to raife and fend out 
Forces, rend twice, and committed, 5 Apr. Reported, and 
palled ; Lerds Concurrence to be defired, 6. Signified, 8— 
Orders to the Militia and the Commiitee of both Kingdoms, 
fent to Lords; Report that they weve rifen; Orders to yo 





from the Honte only, 6—Lord Mayor to be defired to call a y 
Common Hali; a Committee of both Houles to attend them, q 
8. Report touching railing Monies, and Securities for Re- iy 


payment thereof, 13—lhe Committee for the Militia to ad- 
vance Monies for raifing Men, and enabling them to march, 
15. To be defired to expedite the Advancement thereo!— 
Propofitions of well-affected Citizens tor fpeedy raiGing aud 
maintaining 20,000 Men by the City, read twice, and to be 
communicated to the Common Council, 17. ‘Their Anfwer 
reported—Lord Mayor to be defired to expedite the Co!lee- 
tion of the Monthly Affetfment, 20—A Communittee of both 
Houfes to acquaint the City, that they were preparing Propo- 
fitions for a Peace, and defired to know what concerned their 
Particular, 3 May Lord Mayor to be detfired to call a 
Common Hall, to haften their Propofitions, 17 Aug. Propo- 
fitions prelented, 21. To be read, 24 Lord Mayor, &amp;e. 
to be defired to contract them; Vote to be imparted to the 
Common Council, 25 Ost. Report of Delivery; Order of 
Common Council for pretenting their contracted Propofitions, 
and the Propofitions read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28. Signified, 29g—The Committee for the 
Militia to be defired to fpare Vive Tons of Bullets for Lord 
General, 7 May—The Committee at Haberdathers Hall to 
take care thereot—A Committee to acquaint the Committee 
for the Militia with [nconveniencies reprefented by the Sub- 
Committee, and defire them to confider what Power is fit to 
be allowed them for Prevention thereof, and to defire them to 
take an effectual Courfe w prevent the Return of the City 
Reeiments—Ordinance for enabling them to fend Auxiliaries 
to Lord General and Sir William Waller, read, and pafied ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8—Order for removing fut- 
picious Perfons out of the Lines, 15. Lord General to be 
acquainted therewith, 18—VPetition and Defires of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c.; Speaker’s Antwer to Perfons who preferred 
them; a Comumitiee to prepare Anfwer, 16. Lord Mayor to 
be defired to cali a Common Council to receive it, 17. An- 
iwer reported, read, and agreed to; the Committee to go with 
it, 18. Petition and Aniwer to be printed at the tequett of 
the City, 20o—Prefent providing Carriages for fending Provi- 
fions to Sir Wiitam Waller’s Army, to be recommended to 
them, 16—A Committee to accommodate the Complaints of 
the Cariers, 20—Lord Mayor to be defired the Monthly Af- 
fellments tor Lord General, with the Arrears, may be pad, 17 
&amp; 18—Order tor difcharging Carts tetzed bringing up Provi- 
fivus, 20—Ordinance for tending Delerters to their Colours, to 
be put in fpeedy Execution, 30 Ordinance for better rezu- 
Jating the Excite of Kieth within the Lines, read; Quettion 
that it be now read a Second tine, Neg; Day appuinted for 
it, 3 June Ordinance committed, 5 July. Reported, and 
patied ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26. Defired, 2 

——Lord Mayor to be defired to cali a Common Hall; the 
Committee of both hingdoms to prepare Propotitions to be 
offered to them, upon a Relation of the State of Oxon, 6 
June. Report; another Committee te xequaint them there- 
with, 7. Lmpowered to treat with the Committee of the Mi- 
litia about fending Forces into Oxtordithire, 8—~Petition of ln- 
habitants concerning Relief of maimed Soldiers; Member to 
prepare Order thereupon, and infert a Claute for Sequettrators 
to fend in Cloaths of no great Value—Ordinance for addi- 
tional Power to the Coinmittee of the Militia in divers Pavti- 
culars, read ; Order for Second Reading, 7. Committed, 12. 
Reported, and patied; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14, 
Signitied, 15 Veiire of the Commou Council for Contine- 
ance thereof, to be contidered, 10 Sept. 17 O&amp;. Or- 
dinance for renewing that Power, to be read, 11 Nov. 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for continuing the Ordinance 
of 15th Juue, read; Speaker's Anfwer to Perions who pre- 
ferred it, 19 Dec. -Petition of Inhabitants of Breaditreet 
Ward, read, and referred to the Committee of both King- 
dons, 24 June—Ordinance for providing Fuel for the City, 
ead twice, and committed, 29 Infiruction to treat with 
the Common Council about bringing in Peat and Turf, 3 July. 
Ordinance reported, and patled, 8. Sent to Lords,10, Re- 
turned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 19—Or- 
der tor prediag 500 Meu within the Lines, fent to Lords, 10. 
Agreed to by them, 13—Petition of Merchants trading to 
France, read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy— 
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Men, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 19 Members for Middle- 
fex, &amp;c. to give Account of the State of the Collections of 
the Weekly Affefiments for Lord General, 2 &amp; 3 Aug.—City 
to be defired to haften bringing in the Money thereupon, 19 
—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for bringing Delinquents to 
Judgment ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it— 
Another Petition, concerning fatisfying their Debts out of their 
Eftates, referred to a Committee—Another concerning Griev- 
ances by Farthing Tokens, 3 Aug. Vide Farthing Tokens 
‘Propofitions of the Common Council concerning them,10 Sept. 
Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Court of Aldermen, to 
confider how Monies may be raifed out of the Patentees 
Eftates, for Exchange of them, 14 Ordinance for fecuring 
2,000 /, tothe Militia, to enable them to continue their Forces 
at Abingdon, fent to Lords—A Committee to treat with Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. concerning fending Monies to the Weft, 10 Aug. 
—Order for removing Soldiers billeted in or near London, 16 
—Papers concerning the Charge of maintaining Fortifications 
and Forces they have fent abroad; Speaker’s Anfwer to Per- 
fons who prefented them, 21 Ordinance for raifing 6,962 /. 
4s. Monthly for defraying the Charge thereof, read ; and 
committed, 25 O&amp;—— Committed to another Committee, 
11 Nov. Reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 23 Signified, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 3 Dec. Members to inquire into the Arrears of 
the Monthly Affeffments, 30 Aug. Committees of London 
and Middlefex to agree upon a Proportion of Horfe te be 
raifed within the Lines, 3 Sept—A Committee to acquaint 
the Common Council with the Neceffities of [reland, and the 
Weekly Affeffment of 550/. to be fet upon the City, 6. 
Common Council difavow the Affeffment, and defire to be feta 
Proportion fuitable to other Counties,1o—Lord Mayor to be de- 
tired to calla Common Hall,11—A Committee of both Houfes 
to treat with them about raifing and fending out Forces,13. A 
Committee to prefs the Committee of the Militia that they may 
forthwith advance, 27. The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
direct them to join the Earl of Manchefter and Sir Wil- 
liam Waller, and to direct them, when joined, in Matter 
of Command, 28 Ordinance enabling the Committee of 
the Militia to draw out a Brigade of Five Regiments of Foot, 
&amp;c. read twice, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence fignified—Order 
for their joining the Earl of Manchefter and Sir William Wal- 
ler, or either of them—Ordinance concerning the future Pay- 
ment of them, prefented by the City, 4 Oct. Read twice, 
and committed, 5. To be reported, 9. Order for Meeting 
of the Committee; Committees added, 11. Ordinance re- 
ported, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12—Their 
Defire to be under the Command of Major General Skippon, 
difagreed to, 7. Commanders to be enjoined to march forth- 
with,11. Such as refufe to be proceeded againft by martial 
Law, Commander in Chief to be required to march next Day, 
12 A Committee to confider the Ordinance for felling 
Wood for the City, 7 Sept.—Petition of Minifters concerning 
fettling Church Government, read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee, 18 Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;e. concerning a free 
Trade to Ports in Hoftility againft the King and Parlia- 
ment referred to a Committee of both Houfes, 4 O&amp;.— 
Lord Mayor to be defired to be diligent in preventing Abufes 
in the Ingrofling and Vent of Coals, 17———Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. about fupplying the City with Coals, read, and 
{pecially recommended to a Committee; Speaker's Anfwer 
to Perfons who preferred it, 29 Nov. Letter trom New- 
caftle, concerning a Ship Lading of Coals for the Poor, to be 
fent to Lord Mayor, with Defire to act as may be beft for 
their Relief, 5 Dec. Petition of Field Officers within the 
Line, read, and referred to a Committee ; Inftruction to in- 
quire by what means the Petition was procured, and who 
were the Authors and Procurers of it, 18 Oct. — Order 
for putting the Horfe within the Line in fuch a Pofture as 
may render them ferviceable, 21—Petition of Citizens, con- 
cerning Juftice to be done upon Delinquents, and filling 
up Vacancies in the Houfe, read ; Queftion for redelivering 
it to the Petitioners, Neg. 5 Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons 
who preferred it, 28 etition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. con- 
cerning the County of Suffex and Garifon at Windfor, read ; 
Speaker's Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 11 Nov.— 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for reimburfing the Adventurers 
for reducing Newcaftle, read, and fpecially recommended 
to a Committee ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred 
it, 29——- Petition of Gentlemen within the Lines, read ; a 
Committee to acquaint them, that the Houfe takes Notice of 
their good Affections, 12 Dec.—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider of putting the Forces near the Town in 
Aion, 17—Ordinance impowering the Militia to impofe the 
finding of Arms, and fearching for them and fufpicious Per- 
fons, read—Ordinance for electing well-affected F erfons of the 
Common Council, read, and referred to a Committee ; Ke- 
ported, and pafled ; Order to be made an Order of the Houfe 
only, and delivered to the City, 19. 
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Houfe, 1643, Petition of Prifoners; Order touching 
their Difcharge, 17 Aug.—Another touching the Difcharge of 
common Soldiers there, 29 Keeper appointed, 20 Dec 

Londonderry. Vide Ireland. 

Long, Mr. 1643, Letter touching [mputations laid on him, read, 
and referred to the Deputy Lieutenants and Committees for 
Effex, 22 Apr. 

—— 1644, Order for Repayment of Money to be advanced by 
him, 2 Apr. 

Walter, 1643, appointed Regifter of the Chancery ; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 2 Dec. 

1644, Ordinance for enabiing him to make a Deputy, read 

twice, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 30 May. 

Signified, 3 June. 

George, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for the Charterhoule, 5 Dec. 

Longueville, Captain, 1643, committed to the Tower, 6 Jan. 

Thomas and Hefter, 1644, to have Warrant to go 
with their Tutor, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 4 June. 

Looze, 1643, Ordinance for fequefiering the Living, 
agreed to, 18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Mefjages—i643. Conference defired by 
them concerning a Breach of Privilege by Mr. Marten, in 
opening the Earl of Northumberland’s Pacquet, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and to be reported, 
18 Apr. Reported ; Report referred to a Committee of both 
Houtles, 19 Another Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning Mr. Marteu’s refufing to deliver Two Hortes taken 
out of the King’s Stables by his Quarter-matier, contrary to 
their Order for reftoring them, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
~~ ; Conference held, and reported ; Mr. Marten’s Be- 
1aviour approved ; Order for his keeping them ; Lord Ge- 
neral to be defired not to interfere in this Bufinefs ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for another Conterence, 3 May: 
Another Conference defired by Lords concerning an Order for 
keeping the Earl of Carlifle’s Horfes, after their Order for re- 
ftoring them, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported ; Bufinels referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 5 July. Vide Car/ifle, Earl of ——Ordinance for 

aflefling Members and Affiftants of either Houfe that have de- 

ferted the Parliament, read twice, and committed, 7 O&amp;. 

Reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired,:o 

Lords to be defired that no Members or Affiftants of 

their Houfe may be of the Committee for Accounts, 4 Nov. 

To be defired that their Members and Afliftants may take 

the Covenant, 5 Feb. 

1644, like Meffage, 10 Aug. Conference defired by Lords 
concerning a Breach of their Privileges, by breaking open 
the Countefs of Peterborough’s Doors, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Offender com- 
mitted. Vide Hartjion—Members to give her Satisfaction 
touching his Carriage, 12 Oct. Lords to be defired that the 
Black Rod and Clerk of their Houle may be examined con- 
cerning Delinquents Goods in their Cufiody, 15 Nov.—To be 
acquainted that they cannot protect them, 18. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Fajt, and Sunday. 

Lorens, John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 25 
May. 

ies Duke of, 1644, Petition from Lords’ concerning his 
Agent, 27 May They put Houfe in mind thereof, 5 June 
—RHis Letter to Lords communicated by them, and read, 14 

Another Letter concerning him communicated by Lords, 
13 July Bufinefs concertiing the Duke, referred to a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, 13 Sept. Ordinance concerning his 
Agent, fent from Lords, 12 Oct. 

Lorte, Roger, 1643, tv be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being 
active againft the Parliament, 19 Apr. 

1644, Order for difcharging bis Sequeftration, and reftore- 
ing his Evidences, 26 July. 

Lothian, Earl of, 1643, his Cafe, and the Condition of his Im- 
ee referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 20 

eb. Lords Concurrence fignified, 22 Letter tq Lord 
General concerning his Exchange, read, 12 Mar. 

Lovelace, Lord, 1643, his Letter to Sir H. Vane, and Anfwer 
thereto ; and his Narrative of Paffages between him and the 
Meffenger that brought it, read, 17 Jan. 

Lovering, Captain John, 1644, to have Liberty to fell Goods 
taken in a Ship from Dartmouth, upon Security to itand the 
Sentence of the Admiralty, 20 June. 

Lovewell,Ralph,1643, to have Warrant to go into Holland,11 Aug. 

Lovingham. Vide Leoftoffe. 

Low, George, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, § Feb. 

Mr. a Surgeon, 1643, Order for Sale of Plate taken from 

him, 22 May. j 

Arthur, 1643, Report from the Committee for Courts of 
Jufiice concerning him ; Order for taking him into Cuttody, 
13 Aug. 

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Low Countries, 1643, Letter from thence referred to Mr. 
Calamy, and other Minifters, 9 June. 

Lowden, Earl of, 1643, to have Warrant to convey Plate, &amp;c. 
into Scotland, 17 May. 

1644, a Committee of both Houfes to meet and enter- 
tain him, 7 Sept. 
Lower, Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. ; 

Lowinger, Captain, 1643, to be feized and fecured, 6 July 
Order for reftoring his Goods, 3 Aug. for paying Money 
due to him out of the Sequeftration Monies, 7 Sept. 

Lowry, Mr. 1643, to be difcharged, and permitted to preach, 
12 Apr. 

Read a Ship, 1644, Petition of Owners fent from Lords with 
{pecial Recommendation, 15 Apr. Referred to a Committee, 
to. Report ; Order thereupon, 25. 

Lucas, Sir John, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 13 
May. 

-~— John, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent landing 
Goods at Lynn; Governor to be defired to fummon him to 
appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe Cuftody, 
5 Oct. 

—— Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Efiate, 
10 Nov. 

--—- Sir Charles, 1644, committed to the Tower, 22 Aug. 

Lucie, Six Richard, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 
30 Mar. 

udlow, Colonel, 1644, Letter concerning his Commiffion and 

‘Troops, read; Commiftfion voted valid; the Committee of 

both Kingdoms to anfwer the Letter, 9 Sept. Confidera- 

tion of fending his Regiment into the Weft, referred to them, 

26 Nov. 

Luke, Sir Samuel, 1643, Order for his detaining Money feized 
on the Road to Oxon, 29 May-——for recruiting his Dra- 
goons—Letter of Thanks tu be fent to him, 5 July To be 
thanked, 28 Sept. 

—— 1644, Lord General’s Letter concerning his Arrears as 
Scoutmafiter General, read, and referred to a Committee, 
15 June Order for paying his Troop, and providing Arms 
for them, 18 Nov.—For paying him 100¢. for providing 
Horfes and Meflengers, 19. 

Lumley, Sir Martin, 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 
18 Apr. 

Lunsford, Colonel, 1643, to be exchanged for Colonel Stevens, 
1 Aug. 

Luntley, John, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Lupton, James, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 18 Nov. 

Lutterell, Colonel, 1644, Confideration of him and his Regi- 
ment to be recommended to Lord General, 11 Oct. 

Lyford, William, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Af- 
fembly, 23 O¢t. 

Lyme Regis, 1643, Order for fending down Powder, 7 Sept. 
For fending Arms and Ammunition, 2 Dec.—For Payment of 
Monies for Service of the Town, 11 The Committee for 
Safety of the Town to contraé for Arms, 24 Jan. 

- 1644, Order for fending Powder, 4 May—Letter concern- 

ing the valiant Carriage of the Commanders and Soldiers, read ; 

Order for advancing 300 /. for the Town, 13. Perfons to re- 

turn them, the Thanks of the Houfe—A Committee to pre- 
are Ordinance for applying Monies raifed upon certain De- 

 senten for the Ule of the Town, 16 Ordinance read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10 June 

Letters relating the State thereof, and Proceedings of the 

Enemy againtt it, read ; Confideration of 500 /. for the Garifon, 

referred to a Committee—Ships that furnifhed them with Vic- 

tuals and Ammunition, to be revictualled and re-ammunitioned, 

27 Apr. Order for borrowing 500/. for the Ufe of the 

Town, 1 June—Letter relating the Condition of the Town 

during the Siege, and a Relation of every Day’s Proceeding 

fince, read, and to be printed ; the Committee for the Weft 
to prepare Letter of Thanks to the Commanders, and defire 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to fend Forces with all 

Speed—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Recompence 

to the Town—Lord General’s Letter, declaring nis Refolution 

to march to their Relief; Letter to him concerning it, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 1o—Lord Ad- 
miral’s Letter concerning raifing the Siege, read ; a Committee 
to prepare Letter of Thanks to him and the Town—Order 
for Thankfgiving within the Bills ; Lord Mayor to be defired 
that Notice may be given hereof—Order for beftowing Shoes 
fequeftered upon them—for employing 2,000 /. of Monies to 
be raifed in Dorfetfhire, for their Relief, 17—Lord General’s 

Letter concerning the Siege being raifed, read, 18—Order for 

a Colleétion next Sunday for Relief of the diftreffed Inhabi- 

tants, 19 for difcharging the Governor for Monies taken 

up from the Cuftoms—Ordinance for fettling and maintaining 

a Garifon there, 5 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 7 Letter 











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concerning the Neceflity of fupplying them ; a Committee to 
write Leiter of Thanks to the Governor, 10 O@&amp;. The 
Committee for the Weft to fecure the Ship and Goods drawn 
into the Cobb of Lyme, 29 Nov. 

Lynn, 1642, Letters concerning DifiraGtions there—Order for 
Defence thereof, agreed to by Lords, 22 Mar. 

1643, a Committee to confider of accommodating Matters, 

and reducing the Town ; Examinations concerning the Re- 

corder referred, 6 Apr.—Another Committee to examine the 

State of the Bufinels; impowered to commitor fend up Riot- 

ers, 11 Committee added, 10 May~—-Ordnance for De- 

fence of the Town, refpited from fending down, 8. To be 
fent,15—The Committee for the Navy to fend Two Pin- 
naces to the Mouth of the River—Ordinance for apprehend- 
ing Delinquents, 8—Letter concerning fettling the Peace of 
the Town, 15—Another concerning warlike Preparations in 

Denmark for England; Order for delivering 20 Barrels of 

Powder; Mayor, &amp;c. to be thanked, 24 Committees 

Letter concerning fortifying the Town, &amp;c. read ; Member 

to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 27 June Ordinance 

read, and re-committed ; read again, and agreed to; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 8 July—Articles tor furrendering 

the Town to the Earl of Manchefter, read, 19 Sept—The 

Committee for Safety to write Letter of Acknowledgment to 

him; Lord General to be moved for a Commiffion to appoint 

him Governor; Lord Manchefter to be defired to make Cap- 
tain Walton his Deputy, 21—The Committee for the Navy 
to confider of Ships taken by way of Reprifal—Ships and 

Goods of ill-affeéted Perfons to be fent up and fold, 28. 

Mayor to attend, 10 O&amp;.—Deputy appointed during his 

Abfence, 10 &amp; 24—Ordinance for fequeftering the Searcher’s 

Place, agreed to by Lords, 27-—-A Committee of both 

Houfes to confider of the Prefervation of the Town, 3 Nov. 

Ordinance inforcing Malignants to fatisfy Damages done 

to the Well-affected, read, and agreed to, 6 Dec, Returned 

from Lords, with Ainendments ; Amendments agreed to, 9. 

1644, Order for tranfporting Grain from thence—for 
fending down [ron Guns, 1 July Meflage trom Lords 
concerning the King’s Commiflion for delivering the Town to 
him. Vide Strange—Order for paying the Garifon 500 . 
upon Account, 19 Dec. 

Lynne, Mr. 1644, Lord General’s Defire that he may be ex- 
changed, agreed to, 17 July. 

Lynold, Edward, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations—Order for allowing him 20. 30 Sept. 

Lyons, Mrs, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 24 July 
——Order for paying her Part of her Hutband’s Arrears, 
30 Sept. 

Lytcott, Dame Mary, 1643, Petition concerning a Prifoner in 
Execution going at large, 25 Mar. Vide Gibbon. 





























18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
§ 1644. 

f ACGUIRE and Mac Mahon, Lords, 1643, the Com- 

mittee for Examinations to inquire how they efcaped out 
of Prifon; their Report; Order for their Commitment to the 
Tower—for allowing them 7s. Weekly apiece—for bringing 
them to a fpeedy Trial—Mr. Solicitor and King’s Counfel to 
confider of the Manner thereof, and prepare Evidence, 
31 O44. 
1644, the Committee for the Tower to examine the Man- 
ner of their Efcape ; Reward offered for bringing them dead or 
alive,1g Aug. Report; Bufinefs re-committed ; Committee 
to inquire into all Circumftances incident thereto ; Committees 
added, 26 Members to demand them of the Spanifh Am- 
baffador, 14 Sept—Declaration of the Proceedings of both 
Houfes in retaking them, and apprehending their Abettors, 
read, and re-committed—Examinations frem ireland concern- 
ing them, to be delivered to the Committee, 28 Declara- 
tion read again, and re-committed, 2 Oct. Read, and agreed 
to; Lord Concurrence fignified ; Order for tranflating and 
fending it to the Crown of France, 5—A Committee to pre- 
pare and manage the Evidence ; Serjeant to fend the Order to 
them, 2—Meflage to Lords, defiring the Letters and Evidence 
thay be delivered to them, and that the Judges may fit upon the 
Commiffion of Oyer and ‘Terminer at their Trial, agreed to, 4. 
Solicitor appointed ; Countel to think of their Trial at the 
King’s Bench, 5. To prepare an Indiétment, confult with 
the Judges, and acquaint Speaker when they are ready, 8. 
Order for the Court to fummon Juries of Middlefex; to be 
read in the Court ; Judge’s Anfwer reported ; Managers and 
others to acquaint him with the State of the Evidence, and to 
ufe all Diligence to bring thew to a fpeedy Trial, 23—Order 
for confulting all the Judges, agreed to by Lords, 24. Lords 
to be defired that Sir Joh Bramfton may be confulted ; Mr. 
Conftantine to be examined ; Houfe takes notice of the good 
Endeavours of the Judges and Counfel, 26 Members 


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the Trial, 9. A Committee to confer with the Judges upon 

Macguire’s Plea of Peerage, 13 &amp; 15. Counfel afligned by 

the King’s Bench, as to that Point, approved, 15. Managers 
impowered to give Warrant to the King’s Counfel and Clerk 
of the Crown to acknowledge the Plea and Demur, 22. 

Macham, Mr. 1643, ordered into Cutiody, 28 Aug. 

Mackworth, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, Order for reftoring his 
Money and Goods, 17 Oct. 

Macmoyler, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, Letter to be written to 
Lord Fairfax, concerning fending him up, 23 Oct. Read, and 
agreed to, 24. 

Maddifon, Sir Ralph, 1643, Order for paying his Affeffment, 17 








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Edward, 1643, Order for paying his Affeffment, 17 
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— Ralph, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Revenue, g Nov. Report; Order for reftoring him to his 
Collieries and Coals upon the Staiths, &amp;c. 26. 

—— Sir Lionel, 1644, Letter concerning his coming in to 
the Parliament, read, 10 July Order for referring him to 
the Commiffioners with the Scots Army ; to be fent to them, 
30 Nov. 

Madone, Anne, 1643, Petition; Order for Mrs. Ellis’s Admi- 
niftratrix to pay her 2o0/. 13 Apr. 

Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1643, Earl of Manchefter to 
difpofe of Plate conveying trom thence to Oxon, 5 Feb. 

Maidjtone, 1643, Ordinance for fequefiering the Living, read, 

__and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Apr. 

Mainwood, Six John, 1643, to have Warrant to go into Hol- 
land, 19 June. Not to depart till Satisfaction given touching 
Payments affeffed upon him, 20. 

Malevrer, Colonel, 1643, Ordinance and Propofitions for raif- 
ing a Regiment of Harquebufiers under his Command, read, 
and {pecially recommended to the Committee for Satety, 3 
May To be fent for, as a Delinquent, to anfwer Complaints 
— him; a Committee to receive all Informations, 12 

une. 

Malignants. Vide Delinquents, and Sequefirations—1643, Perfons 
authorized to feize their Monies, &amp;c. 25 Mar.—Order againti 
paying them any Rents, 27 Parties concealing Monies, &amp;c. 
of ill-affected Perfons voted Malignants, 12 May—Order for 
disfranchifing all in actual War againft the Parliament; Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for that Purpote, 15. Ordex for a 

Xeward to Perfons difcovering thew Goods, 21 June A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for enabling the Committee 
for the Militia to difarm them,11 Aug. Ordinance fent to 
Lords, 16. 

Mallack, John, 1644, Order for reftoring his Prize Goods, upon 
paying ready Money for them according to Appraifement, 
24 June. 

Mallett, Mr. Jufiice, 1643, Meffage to be fent to Lords about 
remanding him to Prifon ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 
6 May. Meflage fent ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 8. Met- 
fage from Lords, defiring the Houfe to concur in his Inlarge- 
ment, 11. 

Mr. 1644, Order for his Exchange, 22 July To 
go in Perfon to folicit it for Sir John Temple, upon Security 
to return within a Time limited, if he cannot effect it, 16 Oét. 
Lords to be defired that good Security may be taken; their 
Concurrence fignified, 19. 

Mallory, Sir John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Malmefbury, 1643, Sir William Waller’s Letter about taking it, 
read ; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks, 27 Mar. 

1644, Letters concerning the taking it, with a Copy 
of the Summons, and the Garifon’s Anfwer, read; Govern- 
ment thereof to be left to the Difpofal of Colonel Mailey, 
31 May. 

Malo, Sti 643, Petition concerning a Ship from thence feized at 
Poole ; Order for difcharging it; Revoked, 2 Dec. 

Malpas, 1644, Order for rewarding the Meflenger who brought 
the News from thence, 23 Sept. 

Manchefier, Town, 1643, Committees Letter, with the Earl of 
Newcafile’s Summons inclofed ; Member to make Obferva- 
tibns upon the Summons, 11 July. Another Letter read, 
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Earl of, 1642, Order for paying Arrears due to his 
Regiment, 21 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

1643, Lord General to be moved for a Commiffion to 
him to be Serjeant Major General of the Forces in the Six 
aflociated Counties, 9 Aug —To be moved for a Commiffion 
to appoint him Governor of Lynn, 21 Sept. Member to 
prepare Ordinance for his levying the Sequeftrations in the 
Affociated Counties, 9 Oct. Ordinance read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10. Signified, 11*~De- 
claration, that he fhall have the Allowance of a Ser- 
jeant Major General from the time he undertook that 
Command, 16 To be thanked, 6 Nov.—Ordinance for 


giving him further Power, read; Order for Second Reading, 
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18—Ordinance impowering him and the Committee to pro- 


ceed againft fcandalous and ill-aflected Clergymen, Scholars, &amp;c. 
within his Affociation, read twice, and committed ; his Let- 
ter touching Trinity College, and a Peiition from theuce, 
referred, 12. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 15. Com- 
mittee revived; Committees added, 18—A Committee to 
prepare Letter to defire him to purfue the Advice of the Com- 
mittee for Safety ; Letter read, and agreed to ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be delired, 2o——-Lord General io be moved fora 
Commiffion to him to command all the Forces in Lincoln- 
fhire, 22 Jan. Member to write to him, to know what 
Arms and Ammunition he wants, 22 Mar. 

1644, Committee to prepare Letter to him concerning 
Affeffments of the 20th Part in his Affociation, 26 Mar. 
Another Committee to prepare Ordinance for continuing the 
Ordinance for maintaining and raifing Forces therein, 25 Apr. 
Ordinance read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 27. Meflage, 
acquainting them with the Neceflity of pafling it; Ordinance 
returned, with an Amendment; Amendment difagreed to; 
Conference tu be defired thereupon ; a Committee to prepare 
Reafons, 29. Reafons reported; Conference defired, agreed 
to, and held, 30 Another defired by Lords, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Houfe 
adhere to their former Vote ; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 
1 May. Reafons reported, and re-committed, 2. Reported 
from Re-commitment, and agreed to ; free Conference to be 
defired thereupon ; Managers appointed, 4. Free Conference 
defired, agreed to, and held, 6. Vide Privileges. Meflage 
to Lords, acquainting them with the Importance of pafling 
the Ordinance, 7 &amp; 8. Another Conference defired by Lords 
concerning it, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conterence 
held, 8. Keported—Ordinance for raifing Monies for main- 
taining the Forces in his Affociation, read, and agreed to ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 His Letter concern- 
ing joining the Scots Army, and making a Bridge over the 
Trent, read, 13 May Another from the Leaguer before 
York, 13 June—Letter to be fent to him concerning Aflefi- 
ments by Strangers, 18 —Letter to be fent from both Houfes 
to the Committee of the affociated Counties, to acquaint them 
with the Neceflity of continuing his Forces there, and to en- 
courage them to fend Money to them, 10 July. Reported 
and agreed to, 12 Order for putiing the Forces in ‘his 
Aifociation under his Command, 14 Aug. Agreedto by Lords, 
1g—Order for fending him 100 Barrels of Powder, 31 
A Committee to prepare Letter to direct him io advance with 
all bis Forces into the Weft; Letter read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 7 Sept. Same Committee to 
write other Letters to the fame Purport, 24 &amp; 28 Sept. 
10 Met. Member to prepare Ordinance {for continuing the 
Ordinance for maintaiping the Forces under his Aifociation, 9 
Sept. Ordinance read, and agreed tu, 26 Returned trom 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 2 Oct.—— 
Committees Letter concerning his Affociation, and Draught 
of an Ordinance for the Excife therein, to be confidered, 13 
Sept.——Petition of Gentlemen of his Affociation, read ; 
Speaker’s Aniwer to Perfons who preferred it; Houfe difagrees 
to their prefenting like Petition to Lords, the Suliject thereof 
being Matter of Money, 2 Oct.—His Leiter read, 1o—An- 
other, giving an Account of his Motions, read, 14 Petition 
of his Affociation to be prefented, 16 Nov. Petition and Pro- 
pofitions read, and referred to a Committee, 1g——Commit- 
tees of his Affociation to be prefled to fend ir Money for 
their Forces—A Committee to examine the Complaints of 
mifemploying Monies raifed there, 10 Dec. 

Manley, Major, 1644, to be fent up, or fecured at Stafford, 7 
Aug. Order for fending him up, 12. 

Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, g May. 

Mannaton, Ambrofe, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Manners, Dame Margaret, 1643, Petition; Quefiion for Leave 
to go beyond Sea, Neg. 23 June. 

Manning, Edward. Vide Webfier, John. 

Mansfield, Lord Vifcount, 1643, voted incapable of fitting dur- 
ing this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

— Alice, 1644, Order for Satisfaction for Damages fuf- 
tained by the Parliament Forces, 28 Nov. 

Mantell, Frances. Vide Norris, Hugh. 

Manujcripts, Vide Books. ' 

Manwaring, Captain, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

— Henry, and Henry Vernon, 1644, to be difcharged 
from being Deputy Lieutenants of Chefhire, and deliver their 
Arms to Sir William Brereton, 7 May. 

——— — Major, 1644, the Committee for Examinations to 
take Teftimonies concerning him, 24 May——Information 
concerning him, referred to another Committee, 27 June. 

Manwood, Sir H. 1643, a Committee to confider of procuring 
3,000 /. payable to him, 22 Apr. 

Marche, John de la, 1643, Petition read, and referred to a 
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Margaret, a Ship of St. Malo’s, 1644, Spanifh Ambaffador’s 
Keprefentation concerning it, referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 24 Aug. 

Margaret’s, St. New Fith Street, 1642, Ordinance for fequef- 
tering the Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 17 Mar. 

St. Weftminfter, 1643, Collections at Fafts to be 

allowed for Relief of maimed Soldiers in that Parifh, 5 May 

25 July 26 Aug. 5 Sept. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 
——25 Dec.——A Committee to provide Lecturers, 25 O&amp;t. 
——Member to prepare Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, 
29 Nov.——Ordinance read, and agreed to, 12 Feb. 

— 1644, Petition of Inhabitants, referred to a Commit- 
tee, 7 June Gallery in the Church to be kept for Members 
every Faft and Thankfgiving Day, 4 Nov. 

Mariners, 1643, Ordinance concerning harbouring thofe preffed 
to ferve in the Summer Fleet, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 4 Apr—Ordinance from Lords 
concerning preffing them, read, and agreed to, 12. 

Markham, Lieutenant, 164, to be fummoned in fafe Cuftody, 
8 Apr. 

Naika, Sir John, 1644, Committees Letter from Newcaftle 
concerning him—Order for proceeding againft him by martial 
Law, 31 Oc&amp;t.—Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. To be fent 
to the Committee, 1o———To be difabled from being Mayor 
or Alderman of Newcafile, 5 Dec. 

Captain Henry, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 19 

Committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 13 Dec. 

Captain John, 1644, to be fent up in fate Cuftody, 19 

Nov.——Committed to Ely Houfe, 13 Dec. 

Captain William, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. Committed to Ely Houfe, 13 Dec. 

Marriages, clandeftine, 1643, a Committee to confider of pre- 
venting them, 25 Oét. 

Marsh, Dr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 11 July. 

Marfhall, Gawen, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 1 
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Mr. 1643, referred to Lord General and the Council of 
War, 3 Apr. 
Mr. a Dyer, 1643, Order for Sale of his Plate, 22 





May. 

— Stephen, 1643, defired to preach, 9 June. Thanked, 

and to print his Sermon, 15 Thanked, and to print his 

Sermon preached at Mr. Pym’s Funeral, 15 Dec. Thanked, 

and to print his Sermon preached before both Houles, the 

City, and the Aflembly ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 20 Jan. 

James, and Chriftopher Clerk, 1644, Petition, referred 
to the Committee for the Navy, 22 Aug. 

Marfhalfea Court, 1643, a Committee to confider the Griev- 
ances and Oppreffions thereby, 27 Mar. 

Marfion, John, Vide Hopewell—1643, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 10 Feb. 

Mart, Letters of, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance ena- 
bling Men to go to Sea with them, 16 Oct.—Declaration 
that all Perfons approved by the Houle fhall have them ; Com- 
miffioners of the Admiralty to be required to grant them Com- 
miffions; a Committee to prepare Order to that Purpofe ; 
Order to be printed, and fet up at the Exchange, 24 Or- 
dinance for encouraging Merchants to fet out Ships to Sea, for 
Prefervation of the Kingdom, read; Order for Second Read- 
ing between 10 and 12 o'Clock, 18 Nov.—Ordinance en- 
abling Perfons approved by Parliament to fet out Ships in a 
warlike Manner, for Defence of the Kingdom, read twice, 
and committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 22. 
To the Committee for the Navy; all that come to have 
Voices, 25. Ordinance reported, 28. Paffed; returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Ordi- 
nance to be printed, 30———To be amended and reprinted, 
15 Jan. 

Marten, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges—A Committee to receive 
Informations concerning his Officers taking Horfes, 12 June 

A Committee to contider the State of his Regiment, and 

of Satisfaction for his Difburfements, 12 July—-—Order for 

his Troop to come to Town, 5 Aug.—The Committee for 
the Militia to fecure the Horfes and Arms of his Regiment— 

Commiflioner of the Admiralty appointed in his room, 16 

—The Committee for Safety to difpatch his Troops to 

Lord General—A Committee to examine his Receipts and 

Difburfements—Order that he have the Liberty of the Tower, 

and Declaration that the Houfe never intended he fhould be 

a clofe Prifoner, 19 His Petition ; and Order for his Dif- 

charge, 2 Sept. Previous Queftion for approving him to be 

Colonel in Lord General’s Army, Neg. 11 Mar. Approved, 12. 

1644, Lord General to be moved for a Commiffion to him 

to be Governor of Aylefbury, in the Abfence of Colonel Al- 

driche, 22 May Urder for 3007. to him, upon Account, 
for Pay of his Regiment, 18 June—His Letier, defiring Arms 
and Ammunition, referred to the Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 

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ee Samuel, 1643, to be exchanged for Dr. Turner, 

13, July. 

Captain, 1643, his Propofition for a Letter of Mart, re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 13 Nov. 

Martin’s, St. in the Fields, 1643, Order touching the Appoint- 
ment of a Clerk, 25 July Order for difpofing of Col- 
lections made in the Church, 26 Aug. 5 Sept. 21 O&amp;. 

27 Nov.—-Ordinance for fequetiering the Living, to be 

prepared, 8 Nov. Bufiness concerning the Sequeftration to 

be confidered, 29 Feb. 

1644, Petition of Overfeers, touching the Increafe of 
their Poor; Order for difpofing of the Colleétions on the Faft 
Days for their Ufe, 24 Sept. 

—— St. Ongar’s, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, 
read, and agreed to, 20 June. 

Mary, St. Abchurch, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
16 Mar. 

St. Fithftreet Hill, 1642, Ordinance for fequefiering the 

Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

22 Mar. 

St. Magdalen, Bermondfey, 1643, Ordinance for fequef- 

tering the Living, read, and agreed to, 2 May. Sent to 

Lords, 5. 

le Bon, Park, 1643, Order to prevent cutting down Wood 
there, unless by Authority of Parliament, 7 O&amp;.—Informations 
concerning it, 18. 

“—- St.at Hill, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 27 

uly. a 

~-— and Dorothy, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Owners, &amp;c. re- 
ferred tothe Commitiee for the Navy, 16 May——Order for 
reftoring her and her Goods, &amp;c. upon an Allowance for 
Salvage, 24 July. 

Majfham, Mr. 1643, a Committee to feize and fequefter his 
Oil, and difpofe of the Proceed thereof, 23 O&amp;. Report; 
the Committee at Goldfmith’s Hall impowered to fell them, 
and dilfpofe of the Proceed, 8 Nov.—The Committee to exa- 
mine whether any Part of the ‘fin in Two Ships riding in the 
Thames belongs to him, 13. Order inlarged, 18——His 
Houle to be made a Prifon for the Provoft Marfhal of the City, 
9 Dec. 

Mafon, Marten, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

Majfjam, Sir William, 1643, Queftion for prefixing a Time for 
his Stay in Effex, Neg. 27 July. 

1644. Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 Apr. 

Maffy, Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, Letter to him read, and 
agreed to, 1 Aug. His Letter, relating the Condition of 
the Army and of Gloucefter, read ; Order for a Reward to 
him—A Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks, 15 Sept. 
Letter agreed to, and to be figned by Speaker, 18 —-—Another 
Letter from hiwn read ; Lord General to be acquainted therewith, 
11 Oct.—Another read, 12—Lord General to be defired to 
continue him Governor ot Gloucefter, 17—His Letter {peci- 
ally recommended to the Committee for Safety, 12 Jan. 

1644, his Letter concerning taking Three Garifons, 3 

May—dHis and other Letters concerning taking Malmetbury, 

with a Copy ef the Summons, and Garifon’s Anfwer, read ; 

Order thereupon. Vide Malmefbury—Order for recruiting his 

Resiecute-Tee Committee of both Kingdoms, to confider 

what Forces may be {pared him—Another Committee to pre- 
pare Letter of Thanks, and Ordinance for fettling 1,000/ 
per Annum upon him, 31 May Order for the Horfe of 
Coventry to ftay with him, 4 June—His Letter concerning 
taking Tewkelbury, read; a Committee to prepare Letter of 
Thanks, 1o——Other Letters referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms ; Mefienger to attend the Committee with 
them, 3 Juiy—Another read ; Part referred to the Commitiee 
of both Kingdoms, and Part to the Committee of Gloucefter, 
10——Other Letters, relating a Victory over General Mynne’s 
Forces, and concerning Captain Freeman, read, 7 Aug.— 
Colonei called in, and thanked—Order for him to inform the 
Committee of both Kingdoms what he has to fay for*the Good 
of the Service, 14—Order for paying Part of the Reward 
given him,17. Agreed to by Lords, 1,———His Letter con- 
eerning taking Beachley, reterred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms—Order for paying his Forces 500/. upon Ac- 
count, 28 Sept. Sent to Lords, 32——Conference defired by 
Lords concerning his Letter, defiring 1,000 marching Foot and 
500 Horfe, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Letter read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms ; Member to prepare Letter of Thanks, 12 
O&amp;.—Committees Letter concerning him, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms—Petition of Officers and Sol- 
diers in his Regiment, read; Order for providing 500/. for 
them, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

Mathew, Roger, 1643, refpited, upon a Report from the Com- 
mittee for abfent Members, 22 Jan.——Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

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Mathews, Captain, 1643, Statue made in Remembrance of him, 
to be fet up in Weftminfter, 13 Jan. 

. Matthews, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 17 June. . 

Peter, 1643, Petition againft Pickering, 14 Sept. Vide 

Pickering, James. 

Simon, 1643, a Committee to examine what Monies or 

Securities are in his Trunk, and to difpofe of them, 7 Oct. 

Colonel Humphrey, 1643, Petition; Order for his Land- 

lord to reftore Monies, &amp;c. detained by him, 22 Nov. 

Major, 1644, Order for paying part of his Arrears, 
21 O&amp;. 

Maxey, Sir William, and Sir Thomas Wifeman, 1643, Order 
for dilpofing of their Horfes and Arms, 8 Apr. 

Mazwell, Mr. 1643, Order for diftrdining his Goods, upon Non- 
payment of Affeflinents, 6 May. 

May, John, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to ferve, after receiving Preft-money, 25 Mar, 

” Adrian, 1643, Meilage from Lords concerning him, 4 

pr. 

——— 1644, committed to the Tower, for adhering to the Party 
in Arms againft the Parliament, 7 Aug. 

Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon with One 

Servant to be named therein, 11 Apr.—Order for difpoting 

of Money taken about him—for referring him to the Com- 

mittee for Examinations, and keeping him in Cuftody in the 

mean time, 25. 


ow 1643, not to be admitted into St. James’s, 30 




















Mayers, Mr. 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

ide Jaques, Sir Roger. 

Mayes, George, 1643, Order for apprehending and committing 
him to the Marfhalfea, 2 Sept. 

Mayflower, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Mariners touching Arrears, 
communicated by Lords, read, and referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 19 Sept. 

Mayherne, Six Theodore, 1643, Order for permitting his Trunks, 
&amp;c. to pais into Holland, 9g Aug. Sutpended; Copy of the 
Sufpenfion to be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 1o——. 
To be exempted from paying Afleflments, 6 Sept. 

1644, to have Leave to go to the Queen, 10 May. 
ra Dr. 1643, to have Leave to bring Arms to Town, 
9 Vet. 

Maynard, Charles, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
being a Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 

Sir John, 1643, the Committee for Examinations to exa- 

mine upon what Grounds he reported that feveral Members 

fhould be feized, 29 Aug. 

1644, Letter and Articles againft him and Colonel Jones, 

read; a Committee io reconcile the Differences between them 

and the County of Surry, 24 Sept.——Another Committee 
joined, 1 Oct. 

Captain, 1644, Petition ; Order for paying Part of his 

Arrears, 3 O&amp;t. 

Edward, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for ad- 

mitting him to a Fine and Compofition; Committee impow- 

ered to compound with him, 23 O¢t. 

Lord, 1644, Lords to be defired to aflefs him his 2oth 
Part, 14 Nov. 

Mayny, Sir John, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Efite, 
22 June. 

Mayo, Mr. 1644, to be exchanged for Mr. Carew, 26 O&amp;. 

‘Meal, Weekly. Vide London. 

Meauz, Sir John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. Order for his Attendance for a 
Committee to take Courfe, that Monies promiled by him be 
levied upon his Eftate, 10 June For fequeftering it, 28 Sept. 

Medowes, ‘Thomas, &amp;c. 1643, Petition referred to. the Committee 
for the Navy, 11 Apr. 

Medwinter, Mr. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 18 Sept. 

Meefe, Gilbert, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for re- 
fufing to pay the Weekly Affeffments, 10 May. 

Melbourne, George, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
refuting to pay the Weekly Aflefiments, 10 May. 

Meldrun, Sir John, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 22 June His Letter read, and 
to be printed, 18 O&amp;——Ordinance for paying him Money, 
fent to Lords, 7 Dec. Agreed to by them, o—His Letter, 
concerning taking Gainfborough, read ; a Committee to pre- 
pare Letter of Thanks—His Petition to be read, 23. Lead, 
25. Vide Goodwyn Sands. 

1644, to be thanked for his Services, 30 Aug. 

3 Sept. 

Jane, 1644, Petition; Order for paying her Part of 

her Hufband’s Arrears out of the firft Monies — by Mr. 

Hatton, 1 June——For paying them out of the Excife, 7 Aug. 

30 Sept. Member to demand Commillioners Aniwer, 
4 Nov. 

Melins, Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s 
Arrears, 30 Sept. 

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Mellidge, Jobnfon, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 
and difcharged from being Collector of the Cuftoms, 24 
Mar. 

1644, his Examination referred to the Committee for 
. Examinations, 18 Apr. 

Melinge, Captain, 1643, Order for his Troop to march to Lord 
General, 19 Aug. ale 

Members, 1642, voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
15 &amp; 16 Mar. 

—— 1643, like Votes, 27 Mar.—g3 &amp; 19 Apr. 
May 4, 7,8 &amp; 14 Sept. 18 O&amp;. 10, 15 &amp; 
25 Nov. 25 Dec. 1, 13, 16 &amp; 22 Jan. 1&amp; 5 
Feb. 4 Mar.—— Member to have Liberty to go into 
Ireland, without vacating his Seat—Ordinance touching fuch 
as have been abfent ever fince Chriftmas, 10 Apr.—Members 
to attend, and not depart without Leave, 17—Admitted to 
fit, upon Report from the Committee for abfent Members, 
19 Apr, 9, 12 &amp; 13 May 3 July 10 Oct.—_—To 
attend within Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/.—Litt 
of fuch as are fit to be fent for, ordered; the Committee for 
abfent Members to confider of fuch as are abfent, 9 May— 
Order for their Sitting; Members to attend them, 11 July 
Members have Leave to be of Counfel at Lords Bar, 17 May— 
Member’s Attendance difpented with, 26——None to go out of 
the Houfe without Leave, 6 June— Members take the Cove- 








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nant, 6, 7, 8, 12, 15, 19 &amp; 27 June 1 Aug. 30 
Sept. 3, 10, 16 &amp; 19 O¢t——1 &amp; g Nov.——22 Dec. 
13 Jan. —— 27 Feb. Defire further Time, 6 &amp; 8 





June——3 Oct.——Names of thote that have taken it to be 
printed, 9 June—A Committee to certify who have not taken 
it, 13—Members prefent to fubfcribe their Names thereto 
within Three Days, 15. All to fubfcribe within the fame time, 
27.——A Committee to confider of fuch as have taken and vio« 
lated the Covenant, 23 Aug.——Abfent Members to fubfcribe 
when they come in, 25 Sept. Day appointed for it, 26 
Ordinance for Members that have any Charge in the Army to 
declare at a Conference their Confent to the Covenant, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 20 Sept. 
Members not taking it ona Day appointed, to forbear fitting, 
22 Dec.—-—Have Leave to come into the Houfe to take it, 
22 Jan.—Order for Members in Town, that have not taken 
it, to take it next Day; to be fet upon Polis, 32 ——Names 
of fuch as have fubtcribed it to be printed, 3 Feb——Mem- 
bers have Leave to be abfent, 17 June——19, 23, 24, 26, 
28 &amp; 31 Aug. 4, 5, 8, 9, 13, 21 &amp; 28 Sept. 11 &amp; 12 
O&amp;.——11 &amp; 15 Nov. 22 Jan.——5 &amp; 17 Feb—_—-Abfent 
without Leave, not to be admitted till the Committee have 
examined them, 17 June—Have Leave to attend at the Trial 
of feveral Confpirators, 29. To be called down from the 
Committee Chamber, 11 July Member not to be preju- 
diced by his Abience in Holland, 22 Sept.——Ordinance for 
taking away a Provifo in a former Ordinance for exempting 
Members from an Affeffinent; fent to Lords, 5 O&amp;. Agreed 
to by them, with Amendments, and a Provifo; Amendments 
agreed to; nothing done upon the Provifu, 7——Aflefiment 
read, and pailed; not to be drawn into Precedent, 7 Dec—— 
Ordinance for atlefling Members and Affiftants of either Houfe, 
that have deferted the Service of the Parliament, read twice, 
and committed, 7 Oc. Reported, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, g—Clerk to take notice of Members that 
recommend to Livings by way of Sequeftration, 19—Papers 
from Lords concerning a Member, 30. Vide Nicholls 
Members fufpended, 1 Nov.—None to be of the Committee 
for Accounts, 4—Queftion for Leave to a Member to go be- 
yond Sea, Neg. 8—Members, whofe Time of Abfence is 
elapfed, to be fummoned to attend, 15 Coming after 9 
o’Clock to pay 12d. g Dec. Box to be fet up at the Door 
for that Purpofe, 14 Feb. Detfaulters to pay 5s. 24 A 
Committee to receive [Informations concerning Members being 
in a Tavern moft Part of the Faft Day, 27 Dec. Members 
expelled voted incapable of executing any Ordinance, 16 Jan. 
—Have Leave to be examined at a Committee, 29——Rule 
that no Member ought to receive or pay Vifits to foreign Am- 
baffadors, without Leave of the Houfe, 1 Feb. Members 
coming in during Prayers, to take their Places; Order to be 
fet up at the Door, 16——Members prefent at a Debate, 
commanded to vote; Queftion whether a Member prefent at 
a Debate, and withdrawing befure the Quetiion, might, after 
the Divifion, and Report thereupon, be commanded to vote; 
Debate thereon; Houte come to no Refolution Ordinance 
from Lords, againft admitting Members of either Houfe that 
have deferted the Parliament without Confent of both Houfes, 
2 Mar. Read twice, and committed, 11. 
1644, Lords put Houfe in mind thereof, g Apr. Ordi- 
nance reported, and pafled, with Amendments, Conference 
to be defired with Lords thereupon, 4. Defired, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords Difagree- 
ment fignified, 8 Mefflage, defiring them to expedite the 
Ordinance, 29 Apr.—6, 8-&amp; 14 May 5 &amp; 15 June. 
Conference defired by them concerning it; agreed to; Re- 
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porters appointed; Conference held, 15. Reported . 8 Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads for a Conference, 18. Free Confer- 
ence defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Con- 
ference held ; Lords Concurrence to the Amendments report- 
ed, 29 Members take the Covenant, 27 Mar. 26 
June 29 Nov.——4. Dec. To take it, 24 Apr. 
26 June Have leave to be abfent, 28 Mar. 20, 21, 
22 &amp; 28 May 7,13 &amp; 15 June 17, 24 &amp; 27 July 
—1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 12, 20, 23, 24, 27 &amp; go Aug. 3, 6, 
10 &amp; 11 Sept——10 &amp; 16 O&amp;. 15 Nov.——22 Dec. 
31 Jan. 5, 7 &amp; 28 Feb. None to move after Prayers, 
till the Minifter is gone, 1 Apr—Abfent from Church on a 
Faft Day, to forteit 10s. 24 Member has Leave to 
be Lieutenant Governor of Portfmouth, 14 May—Members 
have Leave to be examined as Witnefles, 17 13 &amp; 21 
Nov. Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
11 June 29 Nov. Committed to the Tower, 11 June 
Order touching late Members taken in Arms againft the 
Parliament, to be fent to the Commanders in Chief, 26 July — 
Member admitted, upon Report from the Committee for 
abfent Members, 1 Aug. Members, whofe Families have 
been vifited with the Sicknefs, to be admitted, 10 Sept. 
32 Oct. Have Leave to vifit Prifoners—Order prohibiting 
the vifiting them renewed, 10 Sept. Member has Leave to 
attend the Service of Mayor of a Town, 24—Houfe to con- 
fider of filling vacant Seats, 30 Sept——16, 18 &amp; 28 Odt. 
1 Nov. A Committee to confider what Members are 
in public Service, and to bring in:a Lift of them, and of the 
Nature of their Employments, 31 Od. A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance to prevent Members from holding any 
Office under the Parliament, and for continuing other Officers 
till further Order, g Dec. Ordinance read, 11. Order for 
Second Reading, 11 &amp; 12. Committed, 14. Reported; 
Provifo, excepting the Earl of Effex, read; Debate thereon ; 
Queftion for adding it, Neg. ; another Provifo, difabling Per- 
fons refufing to take the Covenant, read ; Debate thereon to 
be refumed, 17. Ordinance fent to Lords, 21. Meflage, 
defiring them to expedite it, 24—A Committee to confider 
the Neceflities of Members of both Houfes, and prefent a fit 
Allowance for them, 19 Dec. Lords to be acquainted there- 
with, 21—Members have Leave to vilit the King’s Commif- 
fioners from Oxon before they return, 19. 
Mercer, Mr. 1642, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 20 Mar. 
William, &amp;c. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
fur Scots Reformadoes, 20 Dec. 
Lawrence, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 6 






















































































Sept. 

Merchant Taylors Hall, 1643, Papers, Subfcriptions, &amp;c. of 
the Committee there, to be transferred to the Committee at 
Grocers Hall, 14 Sept. 

Strangers, 1643, Petition and Certificate on their be- 

half, read, and referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers 

Hall, 9 O&amp;. Letters from Lords concerning Monies due 

to them; Order for Payment thereof, 7 Dec. 

Adventurers, 1643, Petition of Governor, &amp;c. with 

Papers annexed, referred to a Committee, 14 Apr. Order 

for their Meeting, 17. Committees added, 21—A Commit- 

tee to treat with them about advancing 60,000/. upon the 

Credit of the Cuftoms, 29 Aug. Their Antwer, and Con- 

ceipt annexed, touching the Confirmation of their Charters, 

read, gSept. Ordinance for confirming them,read; Refolutions 
touching their Privileges—The Committee for the Navy to 
treat with them and Commiflioners of the Cuftoms about Se- 
curity for prefent Monies, 11. To acquaint them with the 

Votes concerning their Company, and the Security offered by 

the Houfe ; Power given them to make any other Propofitions, 

13. Their Anfwer read, but not accepted, 16—The Commit- 

tee to treat with them for a Loan of 30,000 /. upon the Credit 

of the Excife, 26—Their Willingnefs to advance the Money 
reported—Ordinance enabling them to levy Monies on their 
own Members, and for incorporating them, read, agreed to, 
and fent to Lords; difegrenl, to by them ; Conference de- 
fired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held; 2 Committee of both Houtes to confider the Ordi- 
nance, 7 O&amp;. Place appointed for their Meeting, 9. Ordi- 
nance returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 11. Order for paying their Loan to the Treafurer 
of the Navy, 12—Their Petition, 26—The fame Committee 
to treat with them for a Loan of 10,0007. upon the Credit 
of the Excife, 8 Jan. Impowered to take up the Money, 
and prepare Ordinance for their Security, 10. Ordinance, 
for that Purpofe, 12. Agreed to by Lords, 13 Another 

Committee to treat with them for the Forbearance of the 

10,000 /. for Three Months, 23 Feb. Ordinance for their 

Security, read, and agreed to—Another for paying the Money 

to Lord Fairfax’s Agent, read, and agreed to, 5 Mar. Lords 

Concurrence to both fignified, 6. 

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[heir Willingnefs to forbear Four Months reported; 
Member to prepare Ordinance for their Security, 7 Aug. Or- 
dinance read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
9 —~Another Committee to move them to forbear the Pav- 
ment Six Months longer, 6 Dec. Their Confent reported ; 
Members to fettle the Times of Payment with the Commif- 
fioners of Excife, 12. _To attend them for that Purpofe, 19. 
A Committee to defire them to accept of the Payment in courfe 
after the Expiration of the ‘Time appointed, 21. Ordinance 
for fetiling the Times for paying Principal and Intereft, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23. 

Merchants, 1644, Petition of feveral that furnifhed Arms to the 
State, to be read, 20 Dec. 

Englith, 1643, Petition of the Fellowfhip read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Eaft India Company ; 

‘Committee impowered to receive all Petitions of the like 
Nature, 19 Mar. 

Meredith, Sir Robert, 1643, Accufation of him read; Declara- 
tion thereupon, 26 O&amp;. 

1644, to be exchanged for fuch Perfon as the Honfe 
fhall approve, 23 Aug. The Committee for Prifoners to 
confider of a fit Perfon, 16 O&amp;. 

Merrick, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequefiered Goods, 
29 June. 

Sir John, 1643, thanked for his Services, 28 Sept. 

Merry, Thurfton, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 
Southwark, 17 Mar. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for feizing his Goods, 15 Aug. 

Mervin, Colonel Audiey, 1643, Order for ftopping all Monies, 
&amp;c. to be delivered to him, 10 Nov. 

Mervyn, Sir Henry, 1644, Petition for Ilands not difcovered, 
communicated by Lords, 30 Apr. They put the Houfe in 
mind thereof, 17 May——5 June. 

Meffages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, 1642, defiring the Houfe to fit ir the Af- 

ternoon; Aniwer thereto, 16 &amp; 18 Mar.—Acquainting the 

Houfe they intend to fit every Morning at a convenient time; 

Anfwer thereto, 23. 

1643, acquainting the Honfe they intend to fit in the 

Afternoon; Aniwer thereto, 6, 11 &amp; 13 Apr.——e2 Jan— 

Defiring the Houfe to continue fitting, 15 Concerning an 

Adjournment, Anfwer thereto, 12 O¢.——-Acquainting the 

Houtfe they had adjourned till Afternoon, 12 Feb. 

1644, defiring the Houfes may fit only Three Days in a 
Week; Antwer thereto, 16 Apr.—Defiring the Houte to fit 
next Day; Anfwer thereto, 29 Defiring them to fit in 
en Anfwer thereto, 31 Aug.—o, 16, 17 &amp; 
21 Dec. 

——— to Lords, 1643, defiring them to fit in the Afternoon; 
Anfwer thereto, 25 &amp; 30 Mar.—6 June 26 O&amp;. 
Defiring them to continue fitting, 18 &amp; 23 May 29 June 
3, 20 &amp; 22 July 5, 12 &amp; 16 Aug. 23 Sept. 
23 Dec. 20 Jan. Exceptions taken to Lords Anfwer 
toa Meflage; Bufinefs refpited, 20 June——Member to inti- 
mate to them to fit betimes next Day, 18 Aug. Acquainting 
them with a Vote concerning Adjournment; Anfwer thereto, 
13 Nov.— Acquainting them the Houle intends not to fit 
next Day, 7 &amp; 11 Dec. 

—— 1644, defiring them to continue fitting, 8 &amp; 17 Apr.— 

Defiring them to fit next Day; Antfwer thereto, 17 Ac- 

quainting them with Votes concerning Adjournment, 25 Apr. 

28 June—Defiring them to fit in the Afternoon ; Anfwer 
thereto, 10 June 31 Aug. 19 Dec. 

Meffengers, 1643, to Lords, to be injoined Secrecy, 6 &amp; 12 

une. 

Mew, William, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Affem- 
bly, 23 O&amp;. 

Mewes, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 25 Od. 
and to print his Sermon, 29 Nov. 

Mews, 1643, Oats to be fent from thence, to Lord General’s 
Army, 25 Apr. 

— Prong a Committee to purge it of ill-affeS&amp;ted Perfons, 
7 Sept. 

Michael, St. Cornhill, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 16 Mar.—Day appointed by them for hearing Proofs 
againft the Parfon, 17. 

— St. Royal, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 

read, and agreed to, 22 Aug. 

Mickleham, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 22 Aug. ; : 

Micklethwaite, Dr. 1643, Motion for recommending him to be 
Phyfician at St. Bartholomew’s Hofpital, 12 Feb. 

Middlefex, 1643, Colleétors upon the Bill for 400,000 /. to bring in 

their Arrears, and perfe&amp; their Accounts, 4 Apr.—Books of the 

Weekly Affeflments to be carried to the Committee at Haber- 

dafhers Hall,6——-Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 11 May—— 

5 July——13 Sept. Lift of Malignants in the County to be 

delivered to Sir Arthur Haffelrigg, 12 May—Committees 

added, 30 ——One difcharged, 17 Aug—Earl of Holland 
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difcharged from being Lieutenant, 23———Deputy Lieutenants 
impowered to keep in Cuftody Perfons refufing to pay Affeil- 
ments—Order for fending a 
1 Sept. Ordinance for the Trained Bands to march as 
he fhall dire, agreed to by Lords, 18 O&amp;——A Committee 
to confider of removing Forces billetted hereabouts—The 
pore of the County to keep about the Roads leading to 
London, 7 Nov. Order for paying Billet-money, 5 Dec. 
—Ordinance for raifing Forces and Monies for maintaining 
them, read, 12. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15 Jan. 
Paffed, 20. Sent to Lords, 22 Heufe informed that Two 
Ordinances concerning the County interiered with each other ; 
both referred to a Committee, 21 Mar. 

— 1644, Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 8 May———Day 

appointed for paying in the Monthly Monies atfigned for 

Lord General’s Army, 6 June—Cafe of the Inhabitants without 

and within the Lines, reported; Refolution for difcharging 

thofe within the Lines from contributing to the Garifon at 

Uxbridge—A Committee to confider what Forces may be 

raifed without the Lines, and whether they may not be drawn 

out of the County, 29 Collections upon the Affefiments to 
be brought in, 19 Aug——Order touching the Proportion of 

Horfe for the County—Ordinance for appointing a Committee 

for putting it into a Pofture of Defence without the Lines, 

read, 3 Sept. Read a Second time, and paffed; Continuance 
thereof, 23 O&amp;. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to, 24—Ordinance explained, 

4 Nov.—Order touching the Quartering of Horfe come into 

the County, 22. 

Earl of, 1643, Meflage to be fent to Lords, to acquaint 
them, that he pleads his Privilege againft the Affeffment of his 
20th Part, 23 O&amp;. Sent; their Anfwer, 26—----Lords to be 
defired that 1,000/. affefled upon him may be fent to Sir 
William Waller, 25 Nov. hat it may be paid to the 
Earl of Stamford, 7 Feb. Lords Reafons for reducing it to 
600/. read, and agreed to, 17. 

Middleton, Mr. 1642, Order for melting down the Plate, and 
difpofing of the Money feized at his Houfe, 21 Mar. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, a Committee to confider of Repara- 

tion of Damages fuftained by the King’s Forces, 10 Apr. 

Ordinance appointing him Serjeant Major General of Five 

Welth Counties, read, and agreed to, 26 May—— Lords 

Concurrence fignified, 3 June——Ordinance for fecuring the 

Repayment of Monies taken up by him, read, and re-com- 

mitted, 26 May. Sent to Lords, 2g——Houfe put them in 

mind thereof; Ordinance returned, with Amendments, 3 June. 

Conference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Ma- 

nagers appointed; Conference held, 5. Another Conference 

to be defired with them, 6. Defired, and agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, 10. Ordinance agreed 
to by Lords, 12—Commiflary appointed for valuing Horfe 
brought to ferve under him; Parties bringing them to have 
public Faith—Order for paying Monies to him upon Account, 

24 His Letter concerning the State of his Forces—Order 

for Repayment of Part of his Loan, 17 O&amp;. Another 

Letter concerning his Succefs in entering Wales, and taking 

feveral Places, read; Lord Admiral to be defired to fend fome 

Ships to ride upon the Coatis—Lord General to be defired to 

fend him prefent Affiftance; his Anfwer reported—A Com- 

mittee to confider of raifing Money and Arms for his Forces, 
and a Maintenance for him, 27 Nov.——Order for paying 
the Refidue of his Loan by 500/. Weekly—A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance enabling him to raife Forces for reducing 

North Wales, 8 Jan.—Ordinance read; Order for Second 

Reading, 20. Read, and re-committed, 30 Reported, 

and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Feb. Ordi- 

nance returned from them, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 13—Aflembly to be moved to write to the Minifters 
of London, &amp;c. for Encouragement of Sub{criptions for main- 
taining his Forces—1,o00/. configned to him for providing 

Aris, 23 Order for delivering Powder, &amp;c. to him, 1 Mar. 

—For his employing Delinquents Money that he thall dif- 

cover, in raifing Forces, 7. 

1644, Lift of Monies colle&amp;ted or fubfcribed for him, 

to be brought to the Committee at Grocers Hall; the Col- 

leCtors to proceed in their Colleétions, 28 Mar. Order for 
paying him 4oo/. for difpatching fome Forces, 6 Apr.—For 
paying him Menies feized in Perpoole Lane, to enable him to 
advance forthwith, 29g——Order for fuch Monies to him as 
he thall difcover, fent to Lords, 21 June A Committee to 

































































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nance read twice, and paffed, 24. Agreed to by Lords, 27 

His Letter, relating the taking of Red-caftle, read; 

Member to prepare Letter of Thanks—Order for fending up 

the Colleétions made in Yarmouth for him, 10 O&amp;. 

Dr. 1643, committed to Southwark Compter, 19 July. 

Colonel, 1644, Petition; Order for repairing forthwith 

to his Charge, 15 May For his ftreightening the King’s 

Quarters, diverting his Forces, and allifting Lord General, 

agreed to by Lords, 23 Aug.—His Letter eoncerning breaking 

the King’s Levies, and dilperfing their Forces, read, 24. 

—Another Letter read, 2g——Another, informing his Reto- 

lution to march towards the Relief of Lord General, read— 

Letters to be fent to him, read—She Committee of both 

Kingdoms to direct him to advance nearer to the King’s Army, 

2 Sept. His Petition referred to the Committee for Hants, 

28 Nov——The Committee to cenfult with Sir William 

Waller about raifing Monies for paying his Forces, 6 Dec. 

Mr. a Member, 1644, Articles concerning him to be 
prefented, 26 Aug. 

Midlemore, Edward. Vide Heron, Edward. 

Mildmay, Sir Henry, 1643, Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning him, 3 Nov. Vide Wharton, Lord—Member under- 
takes to give him Notice to attend, 11. His Letter, to know 
the Houle’s Pleafure touching his Attendance, as he had 
vifited a Child fuppofed to die of the Plague ; Order for him 
to attend, 27——- Willing to forbear his Loan ; Order touching 
the Payment thereof, 15 Dec. 

Jane, 1643, Petition for an Increafe of Maintenance, 
referred to a Committee of both Houtes, 7 Feb. 

Milford Haven, 1643, Letter concerning a Fort raifing there 
by the King’s Forces, referred to the Committee for the Navy, 
19 Apr.——-Lord Admiral to be defired to fend Ships for 
Defence of the Haven, 24 June Gentlemen of Pembroke- 
shire to be thanked for furprifing a Ship, and to be defired 
to think of Means for revictualling Ships there, 29 Aug. 

1644. Vide Affociation—Security of the Harbour and 
Forces recommended to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
23 Od. 

Militia, 1644, a Committee to bring in a Bill for fettling it 
through the Kingdom, 17 Aug. The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to prefent the Number of Regiments to be efta- 
blifhed, and the Numbers of which they fhall confift, with the 
Colonels Names, 24 Dec. 

Miller, John, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to pay the Weekly Affeffments, 11 Apr. 

Milles, Peter, 1643, to be difcharged, and have Warrant to 
take Poft-horfes—Faé of ftaying him, referred to the Com- 
mittee in Effex, 8 July. 

Millis, James, 1643, to be fecured, or fent out of the Ifle of 
Wight, 12 Mar. 

Mills, Brute. Vide Munéton, William. 

Toby, 1643, ordered into Cuftody, 18 Sept. Examined, 
and committed to the Gatehoufe, 1g—Order for his Dif- 
charge, 20 Dec. 

Minchenden, Upper, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Living, fent to Lords, 16 Mar.—Day appointed by them for 
hearing Proofs againft the Parfon, 17. 

Minify, George, 1643, not to depart the Kingdom till he give 
Security to anfwer a Petition againft him, 26 Sept.——To be 
=_— to tranfport Provifions to his Family in Virginia, 

ct. 

Minifiers, 1643, Petition for a Faft; Refolution thereupon. 
Vide Fafi—Iinformations againft fuch as refufe to take or 
tender the Covenant, referred to the Committee for plundered 
Minifters ; Committee impowered to tender it to them, 19 July 
—None to be admitted to any Benefice but by Certificate 
from the Affembly, 27——-The Committee for plundered 
~— to take care of providing for thofe of the Affembly, 
21 Uct. &amp; 

fcandalous, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance to 

enable the Committees in the feveral Counties to fequefter 
their Livings, 3 July—The Committee for plundered Minifters 
to confider of Informations againft them, and to put them out 
upon Proof, 27——All that come to have Voices, 23 Aug. 

Deputy Lieutenants and Committees in the Counties 

impowered to examine Witneffes againtt them, 6 Sept. 

Welth, 1644, Petition of thofe at Portfmouth, referred 
to a Committee, 20 July. 

Mint, 1643, Order for Delivery of Coals to the Mafter and 
























































fend him Minifters that can preach in Welth, 20 July——His 
Letter read; a Committee to confider of fending him 50 Bar- 
rels of Powder, and raifing Money for North Wales; Member 
to prepare Letter of Thanks to him to be figned by Speaker, 
12 Aug.——The Committee of both Kingdoms to take care of 
fupplying him with Men, Arms, and Ammunition—Member 
to prepare Ordinance for applying Monies given for the Re- 
= of th for Payment of his Forces, 13 Sept. Ordi- 
ev. II. 





Officers, 12 July. 

1644, Order for exempting them from any Impreft; 
Speaker’s Warrant for their Exemption to fland good, 27 Apr. 
Member to prepare Ordinance for confirming to the work- 
ing Moneyers fuch Privileges, as the Houfe fhall think fit, 
27 June Their Petition, defiring an Enjoyment of their 
ancient Privileges, read, and referred to a Committee, 18 Oét. 
Committees added—The Committee for the Revenue to con- 
tinue their Inquiry into the-Mifcarriages of the Mint, 19. 

Mition, 














Mitton, Colonel Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Sequeftrations, 7 Feb. Order for fending him 
Powder, &amp;c.—A Committee to confider of providing Money 
for him, 1 Mar. 

1644, Order for paying him 100/.—To be thanked for 
defending the Garifon of Wem, 18 Apr.—tTo be thanked 
for his good Services at the taking of Ofwaldftre Caftle— 
Order for Relief to his Wife and Children, 28 June. 

Molins, Mr. 1643, Mafter and Wardens of St. Thomas’s 
Hofpital to be defired to difcharge him from being Surgeon ; 
another recommended, 15 Jan. 

Molrion, Darby O, 1644, committed to Winchefter Houfe, 
30 Apr.——Order for his Difcharge, 3 May. 

Molton, Captain, 1643, to be permitted to tranfport 300 Quar- 
ters of Wheat at Portfinouth, 23 Sept.——Petition againft 
him referred to Lord Admiral, 15 Nov. 

Monck, Colonel, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 5 Mar. 

1644, Letter concerning fending him Prifoner, read; 
Order for his Commitment to the Tower; Sentence pro- 
nounced, 8 July——-Members have Leave to vifit him, 
10 Sept.—— Information concerning him, referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 26 Ot. 

Moneyers. Vide Mint. 

Monkafter, Thomas, 1643, Sir Jacob Aftley’s Pafs to him, 
read; Order for committing him to the Gatehoufe, and fend- 
inn Oe to Lord General, to be tried by a Council of War, 
10 Apr. 

Pie. 20 Town, 1643, Election referred to the Committee 
of Privileges, 22 Jan. 

1044, Report; Sir John Trevor voted unduly elecied ; 
Election declared void, 29 Nov. 

1644, Letter concerning the taking it read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee ; Inftiruction to confider of nominating 
a Governor and additional Committees, 30 Sept. Governor 
and Committees agreed to by Lords, 14 O&amp;. 

Monroe, Colonel, 1643, his Letter, 8 Nov. 

Monjon, Mr. 1643, to be committed to fuch Prifon as Speaker 
fhall make his Warrant for, 23 Sept. 

Montague, Lord Vifcount, 1643, Order for fequeftering his 
Ettate, 27 June. 

1644, Order for fending up Plate, &amp;c. found in his 
Houfe, 1 Apr. For carrying them to Campden Houle, 
6 June. 

Monteagle, Lord, 1643, Lords to be moved to continue his 
Refiraint, 10 June. 

Montgomery, Sir James, 1643, Order for ftopping all Monies, 
&amp;c. that are to be delivered to him, 10 Nov. 

Montgomery Caftle, 1644, Letters concerning the raifing the 
Siege, with the Articles of Surrender, read; Thankfgiving 
thereupon ; Meffenger to be rewarded, 23 Sept.—The Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to confider of dilpofing of the Foot 
taken there; Officers to be thanked, 24. 

Montmorris, Lord, 1643, to have Warrant to go into Ireland, 
29 July Warrant revoked; Order for his Attendance, 
29 Aug. To have Pafs to go to Duncannon, 19 Sept.— 
To have Warrant in general to go into Ireland, 22. 

Montroe, Major General, 1643, his Letter referred to a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, 8 Nov. 

Moore, alias Rich, Captain, 1643, the Committee for the 
Navy to prepare Order for reftoring his Monies, 17 Apr.—— 
Order for that Purpofe, fent to Lords, 5 May. 

Thomas, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe within 

Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/. 9 May. 

Sir Poynings, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe 

within Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 200/. g May 

To attend the Committee for fequeftering abfent Members 

Eftates, 28 Sept——To be aflefled his 20th Part, 25 Nov. 

Refpited for 14 Days, 22 Jan. To be admitted to 

take the Covenant; takes it, 7 Feb. ‘ 

Colonel John, 1643, impowered to call a Regiment, by 
Beat of Drum, to affift him in feizing Arms, 31 May. His 
Letter concerning the Rifing of the Rebels in Corke—The 
Committee for the Navy to write a Letter to Lord Admiral 
concerning making him Vice Admiral of the Coafts between 
Holyhead and Whitehaven, 22 Nov. 

+— 1644, the fame Committee.to confider of Satisfaction for 
his Ship employed in the Service of the State, 13 June 
Information concerning a Ship taken out of his Poffeffion, and 
fold without his Privity, referred to the Committee for Exa- 
ininations ; no Perfon except his Servants to meddle with it, 
9 Dec. 

—— Mr. 1643, Oxder for reftoring his Horfe, 12 June. 

Alexander, 1643, Petition for Relief, referred to the 

Committee for Irifh Affairs,.17 June. 

Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her 97/. for Corn delivered 

to the Garifon at Dundalk, 22 Nov. 

Blorecock, Mr. 1643, to be admitted into the Place at Chatham 

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Moreton, Earl of, 1643, voted an Incendiary; Refolution for 
fequeftering his Eftate in England, 10 May. . 

Maides, 1643, Parfon appointed during the Vacancy of 

the Cure; the Bifhop not to give Inftitution till the Title is 

determined, 5 Apr——The Parfon approved by the Houfe 

to receive the Profits, 22 May. 

Caftle, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it read, 

13 Sept. 

Sir William, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 13 Jane 

Committed to the Tower, 17 Aug. Members have 
Leave to vifit him, 10 Sept. 

Morgan, John, and Robert Bathur, 1643, Petition referred to 
ry Committee for Examinations; Order for Stay of Procefs, 
6 May. 

Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Irith Affairs, 30 Sept. 

Mr. « Papift, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for 

fettling his Eftate upon Mr. Pym’s Heirs, 24 July. Vide 


























~ Pym. 

Site Mr. 1642, to be thanked for ftaying the Earl of Strafford 
in his Paflage over to France, 23 Mar. 

1643, his Letter read; Member to acquaint him, that 

the Houte refers to him the Examination of the Bufinefs con- 

cerning the Bark arrefted; Order for his detaining it in the 
mean time; Member to return to him the additional Com- 
mittees for Suflex, and more Books of the Affeflment, 3 May. 

Colonel, 1643, his Letter, with Letters inclofed, re- 

ferred to the Committee for Examinations; Order for him to 

beftow the Saddles as a Reward upon the Soldiers, 20 Apr. 

To employ the Horfes and Saddles in the Service of the 

Parliament, 9 May Another Letter, with Letters and 

Papers incloted, read, and referred to the Committee for 

Safety, 2 June Other Letters, 24 Aug. 

Sir John, 1643, Order tor fequeftering his Eftate, 

27 June. 

1644, Report concerning him; Order for admitting him 

to a Fine and Compofition; Committee to compound with 

him, 23 Oct. 

Sir William, 1643, Refolution for taking off his Sequef- 

tration, apon Payment of certain Sums, 8 Sept. Order for 

that Purpefe, 9 The Committee for Sequefirations to give 

Order for clearing his Eftate according to Compofition, 18 0a. 

Ordinance for refioring him to his Eftates and Rents, 

read, and pafled, 18 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

George, 1643, to be difcharged from being a Member 

of the Aflembly, 11 O&amp;.—To be fummoned to appear there, 

23. 

Morriawe, Sarah, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Salop, 1 Mar. 

Morris, Julian, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Captives, 21 Apr. 

Mofely, Francis and Nicolas, 1643, Ordinance for feizing their 
Goods and Efiates, fent to Lords, 5 May. Name to be 
inferted, 12. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, to be thanked by both Houfes, 
26 Jan. 

Moff, George, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Mojiyn, John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Motion, 1643, Leave to make One, 31 Mar. No private 
Motion to be made after 9 o’Clock—No new Motion to be 
made after 12 o’Clock, 6 Apr. 

1644, Members making a new Motion after 12 o’Clock, 
to pay 5s.to the Poor, 14 Feb. 

Mott, Mr. 1643, to have the Moiety of the Tythes and Profits 
of Stoke and Nayland, 23 Oct. To have the Moiety of 
the Glebe Lands, ‘20 Nov. 

Movatt, Hugh, 1644, his Letter, defiring Perfons may be ap- 
pointed to receive his Letters from the Queen and Regents of 
Sweden; the Committee of both Kingdoms to receive them; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired —Conference defired by 
Lords concerning Two Letters from him, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conterence held, and reported; a Committee of 
both Houfes to hear what he has to deliver, 19 Dec. Order 
for their Meeting, 20 &amp; 21. His Letters, communicated by 
Lords, to be read; Clerk to tranflate them, 24. 

Moulin, Monfieur du, 1643, his Servant to have Warrant to 
carry Letters to the Queen at Oxon, 26 Aug. Covers of 
his Letters to Duke d'Harcourt to be opened in his Prefence, 
10 Jan. A Committee to fend for him, and, in his Pre- 
fence, lay up the Letters fafe in the Cloak-bag, and to ac- 
quaint him the Houfe intends to write to the Duke d’Harcourt, 
and that the Letters and Paffes will be ready next Day, 12. 
Speaker to fend for him, and deliver the Mail of Letters, 13. 
Duke d’Harcourt’s Letters to him, ftayed at Uxbridge, to be 
delivered, 17—Pacquet of Letters going to France, referred to 
the Committee for Safety, 6. Report; Letters to be delivered 
to him, 22 Covers of a Pacquet of Letters taken with him 

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in his Paflage from Oxon, to be opened in his Prefence, 
23 Feb. 

icine Walter, 1643, Letter concerning the Stay of him; 
Order for fending him up in fafe Cuftody, 2 Oc. Paflages 
concerning apprehending him, reported ; ‘Thanks thereupon ; 
Order for his Commitment to the Tower ; Queftion for open- 
ing Letters brought by him, fealed with the Arms of France, 
and directed to the King and Queen, Neg.; a Committee to 
examine him, 5 Day appointed for his Examination ; Mr. 
Recorder to meet the Committee, 10 Jan. Order for feiz- 
ing and felling his Goods, and difpofing of the Proceed there- 
of, 9 Feb. The Committee to examine him with Speed, and 
make Report, 10. : 

Edward, 1643, to be fummoned upon 14 Days Refpite, 
22 Jan. Takes the Covenant, 7 Feb. 

Mowyer, Captain, 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears— 
for allowing him 200/.in acknowledgment of his Services ; 
Letter of Encouragement to be fent to him, 3 July—Monies 
taken out of Sir John Hotham’s Trunk to be delivered to 
him, 10. 

Muchinge, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 13 July. 

Mulgrave, Earl of, 1643, his Letter, concerning his Eftate’s 
being feized by the King’s Forces, communicated by Lords ; 
Order for allowing him 50/. Weekly out of the Sequeftra- 
tions, 1 June. ‘Treafurers to pay it, 29. 

— 1644, his Petition from Lords, for Payment thereof, 

27 Apr. To be read, 27 Apr.——25 rs put Houle 
in mind thereof; Refolution for lending him 1502. upon Ac- 
count, 1 July. 

Muncton, 1643, Ordinance from Lords concerning the Parfon- 
age, 30 Oét. - 

William, and Brute Mills, 1643, Petition read, and to be 
fhewn to Lord Vifcount Say, 25 Nov. 

Munster. Vide Ireland. 

Murford, William, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent 
landing Goods at Lynn ; Governor to be defired to fummon 
him to appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe Cuf- 
tody, 5 Oct. 

Murray, Lord, 1643, to have Warrant to fend his Servant to 
Oxon with a Letter, 29 June. 

Sir H. 1643, to have Warrant to pafs with his Lady, &amp;c. 

into France, 12 June. 

Mrs. 1643, to give Security, upon her Difcharge, that 

fhe will not come to Town without Leave, 5 Sept. 

Lady Sophia, 1643, Order for permitting her Corpfe, 
with Attendants, to pafs into Scotland ; Perfon to have War- 
rant to go to Oxon, to obtain a Pals for Lady Annandale to go 
with it, 20 Sept. 

Murrell, Mr. 1643, Letter concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 3 O&amp;. 

Mufchamp, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 13 Apr. 
Order fufpended, 14. 

Mujchamp, 1644, Letter concerning the beating up the Enemy’s 
Quarters there, read, 4 Dec. 

Muferave, Sir Philip, 1642, Information that he puts the Com- 
miffion of Array in Execution; voted incapable of fitting 
during this Parliament, 15, Mar. 

1643, Order for fequefiering his Efiate, 28 Sept. 





























18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1044. 


AMPTWICH, 1642, Letter from thence to be communi- 

cated to Lords at a Conference, 23 Mar. 

1643, another Letter, with Two inclofed, intercepted, 

from Sir Nicholas Byron, 24 June Order for a Reward to 

the Meffenger who brought the News of a Victory over the 

Forces that befieged the Town, and of raifing the Siege, 

i Feb. Letter concerning it, read ; Order for a public Thankf- 

giving within the Bills; Letter referred to the Committee for 

Safety, 2. 

1644, Deputy Lieutenants and Committees Letter 
concerning a Supply of Monies and Forces, 7 May. 

Napes, Robert, 1642, Order for feizing Monies and Corn in his 
Tends for the King’s Diet in Yorkfhire, 23 Mar. 

Napier, Sir Robert, 1642, Order for diftraining his Lands for 
Payment of an Affeflment, 10 Apr. 

1643. for paying Monies afleifed upon him to Sir Thomas 
Middleton, 24 June. 

—— Sir Gerard, 1643, to be apprehended as a Delinquent, 
10 Apr. Letter, relating his Readine{s to contribute to the 
Service of the Parliament, read; his Attendance on the Houfe 
difpenfed with, 26 May——Voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Nations, foreign. Vide Strangers. 

Navy, 1642, the Committee to treat with the Commiffioners 


of the Cuftoms about the Ordinance concerning them, 19 Mar. 
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1643, to meet another Committee, and confider of fend 
ing Guard-ships to Ireland and Wales, 1 Apr. Report to be 
made, 3 &amp; 29—Lord Admiral’s Letter, relating the State 
thereof, read ; the Committee to treat with the CommiGivn- 
ers about the Loan of 12,000/. 4—-—To give Account what 
Ships are already fet forth, 4 May—To confider of leffening 
the Charge of the Summer Fleet, 5—Order for difcharging 
ail Ships from the Attendance upon particular Towns, and 
leaving them to be difpofed by Lord Admiral ; the Committee 


_to direct them to go to Sea, 12—Ships Companies to aflift in 


preferving the Peace of the Counties where they are, 15— 
Lord Admiral’s Letter concerning the State of the Ships of 
the Fleet under his Command, read; City to be defired to 
lend 6,000/. for Supply of the Navy, 17 Aug.—Refolutions 
touching Monies to be employed for that Service—for a Win- 
ter Guard—concerning the Number of Ships, 23—Brewers to 
pay no Excife for Beer provided for the Navy, till they are 
paid for the Beer, 28 Oct. The Committee to treat with 
the Commilfioners of the Navy concerning a Winter Guard, 

1 Nov. Another Committee joined with them, and to con- 

fider a Report concerning a Winter Guard and Summer Fleet, 

2. Report; Refolution for fending 42 Ships for a Winter 
Guard ; the Committee to prepare Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe, 7. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 22—Refolution for 
appropriating fome Particulars of the Excife to the Ufe of the 
Navy ; a Committee to confider what Particulars, and how 
raifed, 7—The Committee impowered to treat with any Com- 
pany or private Perfon about a Loan of 50,000/. 15—Petition 
of Sea Commanders, communicated by Lords, 32—The Com- 
mittee to give Order for providing Victuals for 2,000 Men, 
and confult with Lord Admiral about the Number to be em- 
ployed in next Summer’s Service,2 Dec. Conference defired 
by Lords concerning a Summer Guard, agreed to; Report- 
ers appointed ; Conference held, 9. Report touching it to be 
confidered, 11—Propofitions from the Victuallers of the Navy, 
for victualling the Summer Fleet, reported, read, and to be 
confidered—Their Propofitions for providing Viétuals for 
2,000 Men reported,15. Propofitions of private Perfons for 
providing Victuals for 2,000 Men, upon Account, and for pro- 
viding Victuals for 4,000 Men for Eight Months upon Contraét, 
reported, and read ; the Committee to make prefent Provifion 
for 2,000, 18. To provide Beef and Pork for 4,000, 20-—— 
Conference defired by Lords concerning the Navy, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Re- 
monftrance of the State thereof to be confidered, 10 Feb— 
Lord Admiral’s Letters concerning the Navy, to be read, 23. 
Read, with Commiflioner’s Remonftrance, 2 Meflage 
from Lords concerning Ships to be fent to the Lrifh and Scots 
Coafts—Ordinance from them touching victualling. the Navy, 
2 Mar. Read twice, and committed ; Infirution to tender 
both Covenants to the Commiflioners named therein—The 
Committee to confider of the Number and Burden of the 
Ships for a Summer Guard, and to receive Propofitions for 
raifing Monies, 14. Impowered to confer with the Committee 
of both Kingdoms—Another Committee to confider of the Litt 
of Commanders to be employed, and confer with Lord Admiral 
about them, 19. 

1644, Order to forbear fetting forth fome of the King’s 
Ships, and to fet forth 18 Merchant Ships, 25 Mar.—The 
Committee for Lord Admiral’s Lift to confer with him, 
and prefent a Lift of Officers for the King’s Ships, and fettle 
with the Owners fuch Officers as fhall be fit to command the 
Merchant Ships, 26 Lift reported; Refolutions touching 
feveral Commanders; Lord Admiral to perfect the Lifi— 
Ordinance from Lords, for fupplying the Fleet with Powder, 
in Exchange for Saltpetre, read, and pafled, 4 Apr.—Ordi- 
nance for Timber for the Navy, agreed to by Lords, 8—Order 
for Payment of Arrears to Perfons who furnifhed laft 
Year’s. Stores, 13—The Committee to confider with Lord 
Admiral whether more Ships are necefiary, 16—Ordinance 
from Lords concerning the Navy, 18 Lord Admiral’s, Let- 
ter, requiring more Ships, and Two Lifts of the Ships and 
Commanders, 11 May. Sent to Lords, 13. Report con- 
cerning the Letter to be fent, with a Letter to him, 28 
Ordinance concerning Beer for the Navy to be Excife-free, 
fent to Lords, 7 June—The Committee, in Lord Admiral’s 
Abfence, to take care of guarding the Coafts, 22 Refolu- 
tion for a Winter Guard; the Committee for the Navy to 
take care of fetting them forth, 26July. Sent with a Lift 
thereof to Lords, 2g——Lord Admiral’s Letter about fpeedy 
providing it, 2 Aug.—State of the Navy with regard to the 
Summer Fleet that is to come in, and the Winter Guard 

‘that is to be fet forth,2i—The Committee to fend Four 
Mouths Provifion for 1,000 Men, 31 Ordinance from 
Lords, for enabling the Commiflioners to prepare Ships, &amp;c. 
under the Lord Admiral, to be read,g &amp; 10 Sept. Read ; 
Order for Second Reading, 11 Confideration of the Winter 
Guard, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
21 Oct.—The Committee for the Navy to confider thereof, = 

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of fetting forth a Summer Fleet, and of Ways for Payment 
of Arrears, and of leffening and fatisfying the growing Charge, 
29 Oct.——State of the Navy to be confidered by the Houie, 
2&amp; 8 Nov. 

Nayland, 1644, Petition of Inbabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee for Sequefirations, 1 Nov. Vide Mott. 

Nearne, Alexander. Vide Mercer. 

Nevile, Mr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Newark, 1643, Letter relating that it was clofe begirt, 12 
Mar. 

- 1644, other Letters concerning the Bufinefs there, 
referred to the Committee of both hingdoms; Perfons to 
attend them, 29 Mar. 

Newbury, Captain Thomas, 1643, to have Pafs to go into Ox- 
fordfhire and Berkfhire, 20 Nov. 

Newbury, 1643, Letters and Relation of the Sight and Paffages 
of the Armies there; Meflage to be fent to Lord General 
thereupon, 23 Sept. Relation to be printed, 7 Oct. 

1644, Letter concerning a Viétory near Donnington 

Caftle and Newbury, read, and re-delivered ; to be communi- 

cated to Lords; Thank{giving thereupon. Vide Thank/giving— 

Order for a Reward to the Metlenger, 29 Oct. Ordinance 

for Relief of Soldiers wounded there, to be prepared, 4 Nov. 

—Account to be given of the Motions and pretent Pofture of 

the Army thereabouts, 22. 

Lord, 1643, Lords to be defired that he may be affeffed 

his goth Part, 25 Nov. 

1644, Bufinefs concerning him reported; Refolution 

that he has been a Means to obfiruét the Committee of the 

Revenue ; Meflage to Lords, acquainting them with the Vote, 

and defiring he may be _njoined to comply with the Ordinance, 

or his Eftate fequeftered, 28 Sept. Lords to be detired he 
may be aflefled his goth Part, 9 &amp; 12 O¢t.—Ordinance con- 
cerning him returned from Lords, with Amendments—Con- 
ference to be defired with them upon the Report from the 

Committee for the Revenue concerning him, 12—Houfe 

agree with Lords in exempting him from the Affeffment, 17 

Lords to be defired he may be affefied his goth Part ; 
former Meflage from Houfe to them fent down, 14 Nov. 

Newvafile, 1643, Propofitions of Cnizens for reducing the Town, 
26 May. Read; voted one by one, and agreed to; City to 
be acquainted therewith ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
50 Defired, 1 June. Houfe put them in mind thereof; 
Confereuce defired by them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, 3. Free Conference defired with 
them, agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 
and reported ; a Committee of Adventurers appointed, 5— 
Serjeant Major General of the Forces defigned tor the Town, 
nominated, 29 Ordinance for Perfons to adventure for re- 
ducing it, as much as their yearly Expence in Coals comes to, 
read, and re-commitied, 8 July. To be reported, 15. Re- 
ported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17. 
Detired, 18. Conference defived by them thereupon, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 20 

Meflage defiring them to fpeed their Anfwer, 27 July 

—~2 &amp;12 Aug. A Committee to ftate the Bufinefs con- 

cerning the Adventure to reduce it, 25 Dec. 

— 1644, Letter concerning the fummoning the Town, 

and their retufing to treat, 21 Aug. Deputy Lieutenants 

appointed, o O&amp;—aAnother Letter concerning taking the 

‘Lown by Aljault, read, and tent to Lords; Thankigiving there- 

upon, 25. Vide Thank{giving—Another to the fame Purport, 

to Lords, 31 A Committee of both Houfes to confider of 
fettling the Civil Government of the Town, 1 Nov. Order 
amended ; Amendmentagreed to by Lords, 6.—Other Letters 
and Papers prefented from the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
to be fent to them, 1. Sent; the Committee of both Houfes 
to meet concerning them, 6—Member to prepare Ordinance 
for opening the Trade thither, 8. Ordinance read, and paffed ; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13. Signified, 14—Com- 

mittees Letter, with Papers inclofed, referred to a Committee, 

9—Their Demand touching the Cuftoms there, approved— 

Order for fending up feveral Delinquents, to be fent to them ; 

—The Northern Committee to confider of fettling the Civil 

Government of the Town; Letters and Papers from thence, re- 

ferred, 19. Other Letters referred, 2 Other Letters to 

be read, 3 &amp; 4 Dec. Specially recommended to the Committee 
of both hingdoms—Minifters to be fent down—Order of the 

Committees of the Eftates of Scotland and Lord Leven, for 

reftoring Ships of well-affected Perfons—Thanks thereupon— 

Order tor dilabling the Mayor, and appointing another—for 

dilplacing and disfranchifing feveral Aldermen—An Alderman, 

Recorder, Sheriff, and Collectors of the Cuftoms, appointed, 5 

—Order for making anew Seal for Cockets, g. 

— Earl of, 1643, Impeachment to be prefented, 2 





















































Apr. 





— 1644, his Letter to the Earl of Leven, with the Earl’s 
King’s Letter to him concerning 


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the Earl of Rochfort, with Commiffions appointing him Lieu- 
tenant of the North, aud enabling him to make Knights, 
12 July His Children and their Attendants to be removed 
from Welbeck Houle, 9 Nov. 

Necomen, Mr. 1643, defired tu preach, 3 July—Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 7. 

1644, defired to preach, 8 July &amp; 9 Sept. 
upon account of Indifpofition, 10 July 
print his Sermon, 13 Sept. 

Newgate, 1643, the Committee for Examinations to examine 
Prifoners there, 17 Apr.—-Keeper to be committed to fafe 
Cufiody, and tried for the Efcape of a Prifoner; Sheriffs to 
take care of the Prifon, 14 Aug. —The Committee for Prifouers 
to confider of the Differences between the Lord Mayor and 
Sheriffs concerning the Prifon and Under Sheriff, 16 
Order revoked, 7 Sept. Order for difcharging the Keeper, - 
and continuing him in his Office, 24 Aug. His Petition 
referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 8 Sept. 

1644, Ordinance about pardoning convicted Prifoners, 
fpecified in Mr. Recorder’s Lift, 29 Mar. A Committee to 
examine the Mifdemeanours of the Keeper, 4 May. 

Newman, William. Vide Zreland. 

Newport, Pagnell, 1643, a Committee to receive Dire@ions from 
Lord General about fettling a Garifon there, 30 O&amp;.—His 
Letter concerning the Settlement of a Pay for them, referred 
to the Gentlemen of the Affociation, 3 Nov. Perfons to attend 
him tll the Garifon is fettled, 15. Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe, read twice, and committed, 27-~——Reported, and re- 
committed ; reported from Re-commitment, and to be fair 
written; refpited,g Dec. Pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 18. Returned from them, with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, 20. Ordinance to be printed, 1 Jan. 

Herttordthire Regiment to be forthwith fent thither, 
30 Nov. Ordinance from Lords, for putting in a Garifon, 
read, and agreed to; Declaration touching the Committee, 
11 Dec. Letter concerning the Garifon read, and referred 
to a Committee; Meflenger to attend, and acquaint them with 
the Wants and Defects thereof, 7 Mar. 

——-— 1644, Member to prepare Letters to the Counties con- 
tributory to the Garifon, to raife their Proportions of Men 
and Monies, 18 Apr. Draught thereof, read, agreed 
to, and to be figned by Speaker, 15 July 28 Oi. A 
Committee io confider the State thereof, and of fome Courfe 
for confiant Pay to them, 30 May To take Order for 
prefent levying Arrears due from the Counties liable to Con- 
tribution, 8 June—Order for feuding down Arms—for felling 
‘Timber to fortify the Town, 10. = 

———- Earl of, 1642, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported; Letters from the Committee at Coventry concerning 
him, read; another Conference to be defired with Lords, 
20 Mar. Defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conterence held, 21—Meltlage from Lords concerning the 
Manner of his coming up, 22. Another Meflage, rectifying 
the Meffenger’s Miftake ; Queftion for difmifling him without 
Anfwer, Neg.; Meflage agreed to, 23. 

1644, Lords to be moved to continue his Reftraint— 

Order touching the difpofing of his Goods, 10 June. 

Lady, 1643, Order for detaining her Trunks, 24 





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Francis, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

— 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody,7 &amp; 12 Aug. 

Newfam, Peter, 1644, Information of Monies due to him, referred 
to the Committee for Examinations, 5 Od. 

Nicholas, Secretary, 1643, intercepted Letter from him to Lord 
Goring, decyphered and read, 20 Nov. Another to Mr. 
Talbot at Vienna, read, and to be communicated to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 9 Mar. 

Nicholine, Francis, 1643, to have Pafs with Letters to Secretary 
Nicholas, 21 Aug. 

Nichols, Robert, and William Field, 1643, Petition referred to 
the Committee for Examinations, 31 Mar. 

Elizabeth. Vide Andrews. 

Nicholfon, Thomas, 1643, to be removed from Lambeth Houfe 
to Norfolk Gaol, 26 May. 

Mr. 1643, to be difcharged from the Aflembly, 23 











O&amp;. 





Trulls, and Peter Peterfon, 1643, Petition referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 12 July. 

Niclas, Mr. 1644, to have Serjeant Hyde’s Chambers in the 
Temple, 24 Oct.—To have Mr. George Beare’s, 26. 

Nicoll, Mr. 1643, Papers from Lords concerning him, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 30 Oct. Order for their 
Meeting, 1 Nov. Report; Refolution that they contain a 
Charge againft him; nothing elfe done till he be heard; 
Lords put Houfe in mind of them; the fame Committee to 
examine the whole Bufinefs; Earl of Stamford, if he pleafe, 
to be prefent, and profecute his Charge, 20. Committees 

4 added, 

















added, 25. Meflage from Lords, putting Houfe in mind of 
the Bufinefs; Aniwer thereto; Order for making Report, 


27. 

: 1644, like Order, 20 Apr. 18 May 14 June. 
Report ; Queftion that there is Caufe for farther Proceeding 
againtt him, Neg. 24. A Committee to examine him upon 
Matters referred to them by former Orders, 8 O&amp;. 

Nightingale, Mr. 1643, to be removed from a Ship to Winchetfter 
Houfe, 12 Sept. 

Sir Thoinas, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee— 
Order tor difpofing of a Loan offered by him, 5 July. 

Noble, Mr. 1644, a Committee to examine Wrongs offered him 
by Lord Pagett’s Officers, and confider of Reparation, 28 

ov. 

Noell, Henry, 1643, Petition from Lords read; nothing done 
thereupon, 15 May Order for fequetiering his Eftate, 17 
June—Conference detired by Lords concerning his Petition, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; nothing done thereupon, 19. 

ae 1643, to be kept clofe Prifoner in Lord Petre’s Houfe, 
4 July. 

Norcliffe, Sir Thomas, 1643, Petition concerning Monies in Sir 
John Hotham’s Hands, belonging to his Brothers and Sisters; 
Order fur paying them, and for a prefent Maintenance till 
paid, 28 Odt. 

Norfolk, 1643, Order for fending to the Committees the Names 
of Delinquents whofe Eftates are to be feized—Member to 
prepare Ordinance for rating Non-coutributors to the Propofi- 
tions, 4 Apr.— Member to prefent Ordinance for raifing 
Monies, 22.—Members to go down to put in Execution the 
Ordinances for raifing Monies, and putting the Forces into a 









































Pofture of Defence, 25 Apr. 22 June 6 July 13 
Sept. Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 11 May 24 Oét. 
Order for paying Compofition-monies, 12 May De- 


puty Lieutenants to take care the Mutineers be punifhed, 6 

July—Order for Monies for Shipping, and tranfporting Forces 

to Hull, 2 A Committee to examine the Collectors Ac- 

counts, 23 Aug.—Deputy Lieutenants to attend conftantly at 

Norwich, 2 High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 13 &amp; 17 

July. Sir John Potts to fiay till it is read, 17. Petition 

read, 19. Vide Hobard, Sir Miles Petition of the Com- 

mittee concerning their Danger by removing the Forces wett- 
ward; Houfe undertakes for the Safety of the County, 8 Oc. 

Petition of Gentlemen to be prefented, 9 Nov. Read; 
Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who prefented it, 11——High 
Sheriff appointed, 3 Dec. 

‘Normand, James le, 1644, Order for reftoring his Bark, 7 
Aug. 

Normandy, 1643, Letter and Information touching great Prepa- 
rations on thofe Coafts to be landed at Briftol ; French Agent 
to be acquainted therewith, 14 Sept. 

Norris, Hugh, Petition referred to the Committee for the Navy, 
26 May. 

—— Tobias, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

—— Mrs. 1643, Order for paying her Arrears due to her Huf- 
band, 21 Odt. 

Northall, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, fent to 
Lords, 16 Mar. Day appointed by them to hear Proofs,againft 
the Parfon, 17. 

Northampton, County, 1643, Earl of Manchefier appointed 
Lord Lieutenant; Lords Concurrence fignified, 6 July. —Or- 
dinance for raifing Money and Forces, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18. Defired, 109. Ordi- 
nance for a Weekly Aifleflment, read, and patied, 7 Od. 
Agreed to by Lords, 9 High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

Another recommended by Lords in his room, agreed to, 
7 Feb.—The Committee for certifying concerning feandalous 
Minifters, impowered from time to time to make fuch Certi- 
ficates, 2 A Committee to prepare Ordinance for conti- 
nuing the Weekly Affeflments, 16 Mar. 

—— 1644, Order for Monies for paying Billets, and pro- 
viding Ammunition, 25 Apr. Agreed to by. Lords, 30— 
For reimburfing Monies advanced for Horfe Arms and 
Piftols, 6 June Agreed to by Lords, 5 Aug. —— Com- 
mittees Warrant for raifing Horfes, read, and approved, 
8 July Order for Leave to the Sheriff to come out of his 
County, agreed to by Lords, 14 Aug. Ordinance for 
Jaying a Tax on the Eaft Divifion, 8 Oct. Agreed to by 
Lords, 9. Pes 

Town, 1644, Ordinance from Lords concerning appoint- 

ing able Men to perform military Duty there, read, and 

agreed to, 13 May——Ordinance concerning the paying 
for Horfes, &amp;c. 25 June. Sent to Lords, 27.——Ordinance 
enabling the Committee to inlift all Inhabitants fit. to bear 

Arms; Continuance thereof; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 20 July. 

Earl of, 1643, a Crucifix and Agnus Dei taken in his 

Pocket, 27 Mar. .A Committee to prepare Heads for a Con- 
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ference thereupon, 28.——Order for Sale of his fequeftered 
Goods, 7 Sept. 

——— 1644, his Houfe afligned for the Reception of maimed 
Soldiers, 8 Nov. 

Northchurch, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Com- 
mittees and Commiffioners of Hertfordthire, 13 Apr. 

Northcott, Sir John, 1644, Petition read; Report concerning 
his Abfence ; Houfe allow his Exchange for Sir Alexander 
Denton, 16 O&amp;. The Committee of Privileges to confider 
of a proper Perfon to be exchanged for him, 18 Nov. 

Northern Counties, 1643, a Committee to confider of providing 
for the Neceffities of their Forces, 22 June. Revived; Or- 
der for their Meeting, 24 Another Committee to confider 
of laying Taxes, fequeftering Livings of ill-affeéted Minifiers, 
and fettling the Excife therein, 26 Feb. 

1644, a Commiltee to confider of Means for raifing 

Monies and providing Arms for them, 27 May Names of 

Perfons to be Juftices of Peace, to be fent to the Commif- 

fioners of the Great Seal, 26 Oé. 

Coafts, 1643, a Committee to confider of providing for 

the Safety thereof—-Lord Admiral’s Letter, defiring Merchant 

Men of War for that Service, 15 Apr. 

1644, Letter concerning the Difpofal of Ships for Guard 
thereof, and for the Fifhery, 22 July. 

Northumberland, 1643, High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Aflembly to confider of a convenient 

Number of proper Minifters to be fent down, 19 Aug. 

Order for an Allowance to them out of the Revenues of the 

Dean, &amp;c. of Durham, 30 Sept. Additional Deputy Lieu- 

tenants from Lords, agreed to, g Ot.——3 Dec. 

Earl of, 1643, his Servant to have Pafs to 

carry a Letter to him, 13 Apr.—Order for Payment of his 

Arrears—Complaint of an Affault made by him upon Mr. 

Marten, 18. Vide Privileges—Meflage to Lords, defiring he 

may be examined in the Prefence of tome Members, agreed 

to; the Committee for the Plot to be prefent ; their Report, 

29 June. 



































1644, Order for reftoring him to his Collieries 
and Coals upon the Staiths, &amp;c. 26 Nov. 

Norton, Colonel, 1643, his Letter concerning the Encounter be- 
tween him and Sir Ralph Hopton’s Forces, read, § Jan.’ 

1644, Petition, defiring his Soldiers Pay; Order ‘for 

2,000/, upon Account, 15 May His Letter; a Committee 

to confider of providing him with Saddles and Piftols, 21 June. 

Richard, 1643, Petition for dividing his Goods in Part- 

nerfhip with Mr. Challoner ; Order thereupon, 29 June. Vide 

Challoner. 

Sir Gregory, 1643, Lord General to be moved for a 

Commiffion to him for 100 Men in Suflex, 19 Od. 

1644, his Petition trom Lords, read, and referred to the 

Committee for the Revenue, 24 July. 

Mr. 1643, Report concerning him ; Order for reftoring 

him to his Poffeffion, 3 June. ’ 

Sir Richard, 1644, Letter concerning him; Order for 
his Commitment to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 15 July—-—Report 
touching him ; Order for admitting him to a Fine and Com- 
pofition ; Committee to compound with him, 23 Od. 

Norwich, 1643, Committees added to the Committee for Weekly 
Affefiments and Sequeftrations, 17 Apr—Order for coining 
Plate brought in upon the Propofitions, 27——for fending 
down Ordinance—for Monies towards fortifying the Town, 
19 June Letter from thence, defiring the Aficflments may 
be employed for paying their Forces ; nothing done thereupon, 
7 Sept. Mayor, &amp;c. impowered to appoint Preachers at 
Chrift Church, 1 Nov. 

Nott, Mr. 1643, Proceed of his fequefiered Geods to be paid 
to the Treafurer for Sequefirations, 26 June. Order for Sale 
thereof, 29. 

ms 1643, appointed Keeper of the Fleet Prifon, 21 
































or William, 1643, Petition ; Order for his Difcharge, 16 

an. 

Nottingham, County, 1643, Order for fending down Mufquets, 
28 Mar. Committees added to the Committee for Se- 
quefirations, 2 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4———High 
Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Committees added to the feveral Committees, 

17 July. 

Town, 1643, Inftructions for Gentlemen fent from the 
Committee; Bufinefs from them referred to the Committee 
for Safety, 30 Mar. Committees Petition read; the Com- 
mittee for Safety to fend a Commander in Chief ; Committees 
at Lincoln, and others, to be defired by Letter to fend Affitt- 
ance ; Speaker’s Anfwer to the Perfon who prefented the Peti- 
tion, 19 Apr. Letter to Lord General, recommending the 
Care of the Town, read, and re-committed, 28. Reported, 
29~——Conference defired with Lords concerning the State of 
the Army there, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, 21 June——Letter from thence; Order for —s 

own 











7 May 











down Mufquets, 28 July——Committees added to the Com- 
mittee for Sequeftrations, 2 Sept. 27 Nov.—-— Letter from 
thence; Governor and Committee allowed a Table, 5 Sept. 
Governor of the Caftle approved, 20 Nov. Committees 
Letter concerning the State of the Garifon, read; Lord General 
to be defired to give them Affiftance, 28. " 











The Committee 

for Safety to confider of fupplying the Caftle with Neceffaries, 

25 Dec.——-Governor’s Letter, relating the Condition of the 

Fort, and defiring Supplies, read ; Order for Maintenance to 

them out of the Excife Monies, 15 Jan.—Another Letter, 

concerning a Defeat of the Forces from Newark, read ; Order 
for borrowing 1,000 /. out of the Sequeftration Monies for the 

Ufe of the Garifon; Member to write to the Governor con- 

cerning Irifh Prifoners taken, 26. 

1644, Governor's Letter, and a Letter concerning the 
Bufinefs of Newark, read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms; Perfons to attend them, 29 Mar:—Order for 
fending down Arms, 5 April——Governor to be defired to 
take fome Courfe with -Prifoners taken at Newark, 4 June 
——Committees Letter read, and referred to the Committee 
for Safety, 7 Nov. 

— Earl of, 1644, Confideration of his annual Penfion by 
Patents, referred to the Committee for the Revenue, 25 May 
ne Petition from Lords, with {pecial Recommendation, 
21 O&amp;. 

Novelty, Black, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 3 O&amp;. 

Noy, Sufan dela, 1643, Order for permitting her Goods to pafs 
beyond Sea, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation to be 
fent to Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Nuthall, Mrs. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Obfiructions in Courts of Juftice, § Nov. 

Ney, Mr. 1643, to be thanked by both Houfes, 26 Jan. 








18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


BRYAN, Mr. 1644, appointed Colonel of a Troop to be 
raifed at his own Expence; Saddles, Arms, and Piftols, to 
be, allowed, 13 Sept. 

Ockingham, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants concerning Monies 
difburfed for Provifions for Lord General’s Army, read, 25 
Nov. Order for 200/. to fupply the Neceflities of the 
Town, and pay Part of Arrears for Billet, 17 Feb. 

Oconnellys, Owen, 1644, Member to fearch Journals concerning 
the Penfion granted him, 23 Oét. 

Offaley, Baronets of, 1643, Petition read; Committees in War- 
wickfhire to forbear levying Affeffments upon her Lands, 11 
May. 

Officers, 1643, Petition of feveral out of Employment, referred 
to the Committee at Merchant Taylors Hall, 28 July. 

1644, Order againft exchanging any that deferted the 
Parliament Service in Ireland, 10 Oct——Petition of feveral 
out of Employment, from Lords, with fpecial Recommenda- 
tion, 14 Nov. 

Offices, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance to annul 
Offices given by the King fince he withdrew from his Parlia- 
ment ; Inftruétion to annul Honours conferred fince that time, 
3 July. To difplace Judges with him at Oxon, 11—— 
Houte to take a Day’s Time to confider any Motion for con- 
ferring an Office, and the Order to be made in full Houfe, 
29 Jan. 

~ 1644, a Committee to inquire into the Value and Nature 
of Offices beftowed by the Parliament; Members to acquaint 
them with the Profits of their Places,14 Nov. Order for their 
Meeting, 16 &amp; 19. Members concerned therein to attend 
them, 19. 

Oglander, Sir John, 1643, to be fent for in fafe Cuftedy, 18 Sept. © 

Mr. 1643, Information concerning him referred to a 
Committee, 22 Mar. Vide Carne, Colonel. 

Ogle, Sir William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament—To be difcharged from his Employment in Ire- 
land, 24 June. 

Ogleby, Colonel. Vide Quarrel—1643, his Petition referred to 
the Committee for Safety, 11 July. 

Olaves, St. Southwark, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
16 Mar. Day appointed by them for hearing Proofs againft 
the Parfon, 17. 

Oldham, Francis, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Oldfield, George, 1643, to attend a Committee—The Caufe of 
his Commitment to be certified to the Houfe, 24 Jan. 

Oldifworth, Dr. 1643, Order to forbear admitting him into the 
Divinity LeGurefhip at Cambridge, and for removing him to 
the Tower; Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
2 O&amp;. To fend it to the Univerfity with a Letter, 5. 

Michael, 1644, Motion for appointing him Regifter 
of the Prerogative Court; Member to prepare Ordinance with 
a Blank, 21 June. Vide Prerogative Court. 

















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Oliver, Captain Francis, 1643, Letter from Dunkirk, relating his 
taking a Ship by Pretence of a Commiffion from the Lrith 
Rebels, and that they were both taken by the Holland Admiral, 
and fentinto Holland; Lord Admiral to be defired to write to 
the Governor of Dunkirk to proceed againft him as_a Pirate ; 
Mr. Strickland to be defired to fend over Copies of his Com- 
miffion and Inftructions, and defire the States to proceed 
againft him as a Pirate, 24 May. 

Ongar, High, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 21 Oct. - 

Orders, 1643, concerning the Time for Motions for Difcharge 
of Prifoners, 1 Apr.—Concerning the Time for Rifing of the 
Houfe, 6 Apr. 8 Aug. For private Petitions to be 
moved, or private Motions made; the Time of making new 
Motions, or beginning new Bufinefs, 6 Apr. 14 Feb. 
Concerning the Time of Committees Sitting, 21 Apr—The 
‘Lime of Rifing and Sitting of the Houfe, 21 Apr. 14 Feb. 

Execution of an Order difpenfed with, 3 May Order 

for clearing the outward Room—Againft Members going out 

of the Houfe without Leave, 6 June—Concerning Members 
abfent without Leave, 17 June 20 Aug. Concerning 
repairing: the Houfe, 16 Oct.— Concerning the Time of 

Speaker’s leaving the Chair, 18 For muléting Members 

coming after g o’Clock, 9 Dec. 14 Feb.—Concerning 

Members coming in during Prayers, 16 Feb. 

concerning Members not attending at Church on Fatt 

Days, 24 Apr. Revoked, 18 Mar. 1643 1 July 






























































10 &amp; 19 Aug. 7 Sept. 2Dec. 15 Mar. 1643——4 
Nov. 1644 Sa Sufpended, 8 &amp; 14 Apr. 17 June 10 
Aug. 1643 To be printed, 14 Apr. 1643 Vacated, 9 








Mar. 1643 ——26 Mar. 1644 
Renewed, 10 Sept. 1644. 
Ordinances, 1643, none to be brought in or read without a Brief, 

2 Nov. 

1644, One rejected, 8 May—Refolution that it is 
unparliamentary for Lords to fend down Reafons in another 
Paper to any Ordinance, at the Beginning thereof, 11—A 
Committee to prepare Lift of Ordinances and Bills to be pre- 
fented to the King, with the Propofitions of Peace, 24 July 

Lift prefented, 1 Aug.—Order for printing all pafled fince 

the Publication of the laft Volume, 5—Ordinances reported 

from Commitment, to be read Third time before paffing, 24 

No private Ordinance to be pafled, or fent to Lords, till 
the accuftomed Fees are paid, 13 Dec.—All the Members to 
go up to Lords with an Ordinance, 19. 

Ordination. Vide Church Government—1643, Information of 
Perfons that ordain, referred to the Committee for plundered 
Minifters, 20 Nov. 

Ordnance, Office of, 1643, Ordinance appointing a Lieutenant, 
agreed to by Lords, 22 Feb. Order touching Indentures 
for the Delivery of Stores, 21 Mar. 

1644, a Committee to confider of Abufes in the Office, 
28 Mar.—Order for paying 1,500/. Monthly for furnifhing 
the Stores with Arms and Ammunition, agreed to by Lords, 
24 June. Commencement thereof, 22 Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, read and agreed to; Lord Concurrence fignified, 6 
July—Difpofal of the Clerk of the Deliveries Place, referred 
to the Committee, 19. Order for making Report, 2o—— 
Order for taking the Remains of all Stores; the Committee 
to appoint a proper Perfon, 24 Aug. Ordinance reinforce- 
ing the former Ordinance for paying 1,500/7. Monthly for 
furnifhing the public Stores, 2 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 3— 
Order for receiving 118 Barrels of Powder into the Stores, 
and paying for them, 10—-for receiving more, 18—Ordinance 
for paying Monies to the Lieutenant, for providing a new Train 
for Lord General’s Army, 30—Sent to Lords, 4 O&amp;. Order 
for paying it out of the Arrears of the Weekly Affeffments, 5 
—Order for delivering out feveral Pieces, fent to Lords, 4.— 
Order for delivering Sarcenet fufficient to make 60 Colours, 
12—For advancing 250 /. to the Lieutenant for buying Drums, 
14.—A Committee to examine Patents granted to former 
Lieutenants, and compofe the Differences between the prefent 
Lieutenant and inferior Officers, 23—Order for paying him 
318 2. for providing Match, Eullet, &amp;c. 6 Nov.—The Com- 
mittee for regulating the Office, and for examining the Lieu- 
tenants Patents, to be joined, 8. 

Ormond, Marquis of, 1643, Draught of a Letter to him and 
Lord Lifle, read, and agreed to, 29 June Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 4 July Refolution for impeaching him of 
High Treafon ; Impeachment fent to Lords—No Commiflions 
or Orders from him to be of Force, 15 Feb. 

Ofbalfion, John, 1643, Report concerning him; Queftion that 
he be difcharged, Neg. 8 May. 

Ofborne, Sir Peter, 1642, a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for fequeftering his Eftate, 21 Mar. Ordinance read, and re- 
committed, 24. 

1643, Petition againft him, read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee, 19 June—Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 29 

——For Payment of Fees belonging to him, 16 Aug——A 

Committee 





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INDEX © the 


Committee to inquire into the Entry of a Memorandum in 

his Office, 4 Nov. 

William. Vide MWhite, Richard. 

Ojmond, Edward, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
refufing to ferve, after receiving Prett-money, 25 Mar. 

Ofpringe, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed, to, 18 Oct. ' 

O/?, Derrick van, 1643, to have Warrant to pass with his Wife, 
&amp;c. into Holland, 8 Aug. 

Ojwaldftre, 1644, Letter concerning taking the Town and 
Caftle, with a Lift of Prifoners and Arms, 18 June——An- 
other concerning the Defeat of the Enemy at the Siege thereof, 
10 July. . 

Overbury, Sir Charles, 1643, Ordinance for repaying him and 
others Monies advanced for the Service of Gloucefter, read 
twice, and committed, 23 Mar. 

Owen, Sir Hugh, 1643, Lord General to be moved to propound 
a fit Person in Exchange for him, 5 Feb. 

Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 29 May. 

~— Richard, 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 
June. 

Captain Richard, 1644, Lord Admiral impowered to dif- 
charge or continue him, 4 Apr. His Letter from Lords, 
17 May. 

Owner, Mr. 1644, Houfe takes notice of his voluntary Contri- 
bution for Relief of Lyme, 16 May. 

Oxenbridge, Mr. 1643, Order for paying his Legacy to the Par- 
liament, for the Service of Wem, and erecting a Monumeat 
to him, 7 Mar. - 

1644, Ordinance for paying it to Colonel Mitton, 
read, agreed to, and sent to Lords, 7 Aug. 

Oxon, County, 1643, Appointment of High Sheriff refpited, 
30 Dec. 

—. 1644, Relation of the State of Oxou, and Parts there- 
abouts; Orders for fending feveral Troops of Horfe into Ox- 
fordfhire ; a Committee to confider of Ways for raifing Mo- 
nies for paying them, and how Horfes may be taken up in 
and about London, and how the Owners of Carts employed 
to carry Provifions may be paid, 6 June. Committees added, 
7. Refolutions touching the Pay of the Troops,7&amp;8. A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for that Purpote, 7. Order for 
their Meeting, 8. Ordinance for appointing Committees in 
the Counties of Oxon, Bucks, and Berks, read twice, and 
committed, 15. Reported, 21. Sent to Lords, Re- 
turned from them, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 25—Houfe to confider of Ways and Means for raifing 
Forces, and Money to pay them, 19~Order for employing 
Horfes feized by Order of the Committee for Examinations, 
to the Service of the County, 21—Report of the Neceflity 
of a ftanding Army there; Ordinance for that Purpole, read 
twice; Day for the general Rendezvous, and Rates of Men 
and Hortes fet upon the feveral Counties, agreed to; feveral 
Cities added; Ordinance committed, reported, and pafled, 
6 July. Houfe defire Lords to pais it, 10. Ordinance returned, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Ordinance to be 
printed, and fent to the feveral Counties, 12—The Committee 
of both Kingdoms to fend Letters to the Committees, to haften 
their Proceedings— Ordinance for prefling Men, 17 The 
Committee of both Kingdoms to difpofe the Forces into fpeedy 
Adion, and take fome Courte for fending down all the Ofi- 
cers, 3 Aug. Committees added, 2 Sept. Committees 
Propofitions read, and agreed to; the Committee to prepare 
Ordinance to the Purpoie thereof, with a Provifo, touching 
Compofitions, 1 Oc. The Committee impowered to treat 
with, and prefent the Names of, Perfons defirous to com- 
pound, 15 Houfe to confider of their Relief,17 Dec. A 
Committee to confider of it, 19. 

City, 1643, a Committee to examine a Perfon who was 

going thither witha French Letter written in Characters, and 

inquire out the Writer—Members to fearch the Waggon, and 
to ftay Money, &amp;c. if there be any, 30 Mar.—~Letter from 
thence, referred to the Committee for Safety, 22 Jan. 

Votes of Perfons calling themfelves the Commons of 12th 

March, referred to the Commiitee of both Kingdoms, 

18 Mar. 

Univerfity, 1643, Petition of Scholars, referred to the 

Committee for plundered Minifiers—Papers from the Affembly 

concerning the Univerfity, to be confidered, 30 Nov. A 

Committee of both Houtes to confider of a proper Place to 

fettle Scholars in that are come from thence, 5 Dec. Order 

for Stay of Rents due to the Colleges and Halls—A Commit- 
tee to confider former Orders relating thereto, 19 Mar. 

1644, Order for depotiting their Revenues in the Com- 

mittees Hands of the feveral Counties where they lie; -Mem- 

ber to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 14 Oét. 

















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18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1644, 
&amp; 1044. 

P ADDINGTON, 1643, Information of a Troop of Horfe 

quartered there, referred to a Committee, 19 June. 

Pagett, Lord, 1644, his Petition from Lords, read, and referred 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 1 Nov.—Honfe ac- 
cepts of 500/. in Dilcharge of Part of his Fine; Sequeftra- 
tion to be taken off, upon Payment of 500/. more, 28 
Ordinance for taking it off, read, and patied; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 13 Dee. 

Lady, 1643, to be difcharged from paying an Affeff- 

ment, 25 July, 

Painter, Henry, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Affem- 
bly, 23 O&amp;. 

Palavlogus, Colonel, 1644, Petitions and Papers concerning him 
and Wie Surgeons, referred to the Commiitee for Lord Gene- 
ral’s Lift, 1 May—Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 3. 

Palatine, Eleétor of, 1643, Conterence defired by Lords con- 
cerning a Letter from him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Letter received by the Houle to be communicated thereat; 
Conference held, 29 Feb. Report conceruing him to be 
made; Order for afligning Lim Money out of the King’s 
tevenue, 31 Mar.—tor employing Aulnage-money towards 
his Relief, 9 May His Remonfirance to be confidered, 
24 July. 

1644, Lords put Houfe in mind of it, 2 Apr.—Letter 

to him reported, read, and re-committed; Commiitee to 

withdraw ; Letter reported trom Re-commitment, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3. Signified, 
6—The Committee for the Revenue to be quickened to 

make fpeedy Payment of Monies formerly afligned him, 3 

His Letter to the Committee of both Kingdoms, read, 
and to be confidered, 10 May The Committee to 
confider what is fit to be done upon his coming into Eng- 
land, 30 Aug. Report of Meflauge to ‘him, agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified; a Committee of both Houfes to 
deliver it—The Committee for the Revenue to detray the 
Charges of his Entertainment for 14 Days, 3} His Anfwer 
Ly Word of Mouth prefented in Writing— Mafier of the Ce- 
remonies to attend him during his Stay in England, 3 Sept.— 
His Memorial to be read, 16. Read, and fent to Lords, 28 
—— Prince to have Liberty to go to the Affembly, 24 Ot. 

Palgrave, William, 1643, to be fent for by dexjeant, 16 
Aug. 

~Sir John. Vide Hobart, Sir Miles. 

Palmer, Edward, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
being a Defauller in all Services, 22 Mar. 

Herbert, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee at 
Haberdathers Hall, 21 Sept. 

Sir Roger, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 
28 Sept. Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 
22 Jan. 

Richard, 1643, Petition; Penfion of 19002. per Annum 
granted him; a Committee to confider of Means for paying 
him ; the Committee for the Revenue to pay him in the mean 
time 40s. Weekly, 15 Mar. 

a George, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 10 
ay. 

‘ince Mr. 1644, Order for Difpofal of the coth Part affeffed 
upon him, 26 Aug. 

Sir James, 1644, Order for difpofing of his Jewels, &amp;e. 
fent to Lords, 30 Sept. Returved, with an Amendment ; 
Amendment agreed to, 4O&amp;. Order for delivering them to 
a Member, returned, with an Amendment; Amendinent 
agreed to, 12. 

Palmes, Sir Guy, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate— 
Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 28 Sept. 
Pamphlets, 1643, Vide Privileges—A Ditcourfe or Parley con- 
tinued between Extrapatricius and Peregrine in France touch- 
ing the Civil Wars in England and Ireland, referred to the 

Committee for Examinations, 11 Aug. 

1644, Pamphiet, intitled, Difcourfe of a true-hearted 
Englifhman, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 
3 July Book, intituled, &amp;c. concerning the tolerating all 
Sorts of Religion, to be burnt by the common Hangman, 
9 Aug.—The Committee for Printing to inquire out the Aus 
thors, Printers, and Publithers, of a Pamphlet againft tie 
Immortality of the Soul, and concerning Divorce, 26, 

Pancras, 1643, Order toy fequetiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 18 Oct. 

Panjield, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 7 Odt. 

Papijis, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering their Eftates, 15 Mar. 
Vide Delinquents. 

1644, Ordinance for keeping Courts of Papifts in the 

feveral Counties, read twice, and commiited, 3 July. 


Parchments. Vide Books. 















































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INDE X ‘2 the 


Parker, Sir Philip, 1643, to attend ; the Covenant to be ten- 
dered to him, 1 Nov. Delivers his Scruples; further Time 
allowed him, 2. Defires to be excufed ; Order for fufpending 
him, 6—For aflefling him his 20th Part, 25—Has Leave to 
come into the Houfe, and take the Covenant, 22 Jan. Takes 
it, 28. . : 

Henry, 1643, Petition read, and referred to a Committee ; 

Declaration that the Houfe is fenfible of his good Services, 

18 Nov. 

Thomas, 1644, Petition, with a Certificate annexed, 
concerning the Clerkfhip of the Peace for Cambridgefhire— 
Motion for William Robinfon for the fame Place, feverally to 
be confidered, 7 Aug. 

o——— Mr. and Mr. Abbott, 1644; Petition to be read, 26 O&amp;. 

Referred to a Committee on the Ordinance fur appoint- 
ing a Regifter of the Prerogative Court, 6 Nov. 

Parkhurjfi, Mr. 1643, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to 
eafe him in the Affefiment of his 2oth Part, 8 Aug. 

Parks, 1644, Ordinance from Lords concerning them, 24 
July. 

Paka, Arthur, a Surgeon, 1644, his Neglect of repairing 
to the Army, referred to the Commiflioners for martial Law, 
1 Nov. 

Parliament, 1643, Letter concerning the King’s granting War- 
rants to feize the Eftates of Contributors to the Parliament; 
Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon; Managers 
appointed, 27 Mar. 

1644, a Committee of both Houfes to examine a 

Bufinefs reflecting upon the Parliament, 27 Apr. Report ; 

the Committee to confider of the Matter of Fact, 13 May 

Another Committee to confider of difcovering the Eftates 
of fuch as die in Arms againft the Parliament, 12 June 
Another Committee to confider of Relief to Perfons whofe 
Anceftors died in their Service, 3 July Order for a Pro- 
voft Martial to attend at Places adjacent to the Parliament, 
10 Sept. 

Parndon, Much, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to; 25 Dec. 

Parr, Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy; Order for Stay of Suits, 7 Dec. 

Parry, Ellis, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Dr. George, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Captain Walter, 1643, to have Piftols, &amp;c. to recruit his 
Troop, 30 O&amp;t, His Petition referred to the Committee 
for Gloucefter, 8 Nov. Another Petition, 12 Feb. Vide 
Guillim. 

Parfonages, 1643, No Ordinance for fequeftering them to be 
brought in, except reported from the Committee for plundered 
Minitters, and approved by the Aflembly, 9 O&amp;. 

Parfons, Fenton, 1643, to have Licence to pafs into Ireland, 
14 Apr. 

Cir William, 1643, his Letters read, 5 June Let- 

ters concerning him referred to the Committee for Irifh Af- 

fairs, 13 Sept——3, O&amp;.—His Petition, and Certificate con- 
cerning him, {pecially recommended to the fame Committee, 

7—Accufation againtt him ; Declaration thereupon, 26. 

1644, to be exchanged for fuch Perfon as the Houte fhall 
approve, 23 Aug.——The Committee for Prifoners to con- 
fider of a fit Perion, 16 O&amp;. 

———-Sir John, 1644, Information of Fee-farm Rents pay- 
able to the Six Clerks, in his Hands, referred to a Committee, 
13 June, 

Captain, 1644, his Relation of Paffages concerning the 
Irifh Propofitions to the King at Oxon, referred to a Com- 
mittee; Order for his attending them; thanked thereupon, 
1 June Order for accommodating him with Furniture for 
a Houfe, 26 Oct. For paying him 100/, towards his Ar- 
rears, 21 Dec. 

— Dr. 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Affembly, 






























































2 ; 

Pajfes, 1643, Women and Children, except Males above 16, 
and Children of Papifts and Merchants, to be permitted to 
pafs beyond Sea, g Aug. To bring a Teftimony from the 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, before any Motion for their 








going, 16——-A Committee to contider of regulating Pafles, 
23 Dec. 
; 1644, Order for their Meeting, and making Report, 
une. 


Pajion, Six William, 1643, Order for topping Letters going to 
im beyond Sea—For his Return into England within a limited 
Time, 14 June——Order for fecuring his Plate feized at 
Yarmouth, 7 Dec. A Committee to confider what Pro- 
portion is to be allowed him out of his Eftate, 22 Mar. 
Mr. 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for harbour- 








ing a Spy, 19 Dec. 
Patrons, 1543, Ordinance for preferving their Rights, and fup- 
plying Cures with good Minifters, read, and committed, 
iNOY, 








Turrp VoLuME. 


Paul's Crofs, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Lord 
Mayor to appoint Preachers there, 12 May. Ordinance fur 
that Purpole, 26. 

Church, 1643, Order for opening it, removing all offen- 

five Matters, and fetting up a Lecture every Sunday After- 

noon; Leéturer appointed; to be allowed 4oo/. per Annum 
out of the fequettered Eftates of the Dean and Chapter; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order for fequefiering their 

Revenues, Charters, &amp;c. 8 Mar. 

1644, Order for felling a Silver Veffel found there 
17 Apr.—For felling a Mitre and Crofier Staff, 24—-—Touch- 
ing the Difpofal of a Legacy given for Repair of the Church, 
24 July——Petition of Officers, referred to the Committee for 
Sequefirations, 9 Aug. 

Pawle, Captain Thomas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cufiody, 
19 Nov. 

Pawlett, Serjeant Major, 1643, to be exchanged for Sir Edward 
Seymour, 8 July. 

Payler, Mr. 1643, to continue his Place in the Tower, not- 
withftanding his Abfence, 10 O&amp;. 

Payne, Henry, 1643, referred to Lord General and the Council 
of War, 3 Apr——18 Dec.—To be committed to Newgate 
in the mean time, 18. 

Pearne, Mr. defired to preach, 26 Apr. 1643——17 Apr. 1644 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 31 May 1643—— 
23 Apr. 1644. 

Peafeley, Captain, 1643, Order tor his Difcliarge, 6 Apr. 

Edward, 1644, Petition read, and laid alfide, 24 May. 

Pedmazrjh, 1643, Ordinance for fequefiering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Peifley, James, 1643, Examination of him taken by a Commit- 
tee, 27 May. 

——— Edmund, 1643, Petition referred to the Commiffioners 
of the Admiralty, 18 Aug. 

1644, another read, and referred to the Committee for 
Gloucefter, 13 June Ordinance for fettling Houfes belong- 
ing to Sir Nicolas Crifpe on bim, his Executors, &amp;c. for og 
Years, read; Queftion for rejecting it, Neg. 28 June 
Order for public Faith to him for Money raiied by the Sale of 
his Goods taken by Parliament Ships, 7 Aug. 

Peed, Mr. 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 24 O&amp;. 

Pelham, Fornax, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 22 Aug. 

Pell, James, 1643, referred to Lord General and the Council 
of War, 3 Apr. 

Pembroke, Earl of, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs Two Horfes 
to Geneva, 12 Aug——To convey Wines to the North of 
Trent, 31 Oct——To convey Lead and Iron from the 
North, 10 Jan. 

— 1644, to be thanked for advancing his Credit to fupply 

Neceflaries for Lyme—The Comiunittee for the Revenue to 

confider of his Loffes, 16 May——To purfue the former 

Order, 8 June——To be thanked for raifing Men in the Ifle of 

Wight, 2 Sept. 

County, 1643, Lord General to be moved to fend down 

Forces, 29 May. 

1644, Bulinefs concerning it communicated by Lords at 
a Conference; to be confidered, 8 Apr. Relations of reduce- 
ing the County, read; Gentlemen of the County and Com- 
manders of the Fleet to be thanked ; Relations to be printed 
and publifhed; Conference defired with Lords concerning 
them; Managers appointed, 11. Member thanked for his 
Services in Wales, and defired to prepare Inftructions for car- 
rying on Affairs there, 18—Order for 1,000/. to buy Arms 
and Ammunition for the County, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 
30 Letter and Relation of a Fight near Caermarthen, 
read; Orders thereupon, 4 June. Vide Smith, Captain, and 
Swanley Letter concerning the State of the County and 
Forces thereabouts, and concerning the taking 30 Irifh Ofi- 
cers going to Briftol; Order thereupon, 13 July. Vide Ben- 
nett, Captain—Committees added; feveral removed, 26 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 14 Aug. Order tor landing 
Forces to reduce the County, 26 July for paying 1304. 
for Horfes and Furnitare—Letter from thence referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, and the Committee for the 
Navy, 3 Aug. Members to confer with the latter, 14-.«-Or- 
der for providing Arms, &amp;c. for the Garifons, 31 Com- 
mittees Letter referred to the Committee for the Navy ; 
Commanders to be thanked, 28 Nov. 

Penning, John, 1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon thereof, 
reported ; Refolutions thereupon ; Committee to agree with 
him according to them, 27 July. 

Pennington, Jolin, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Pennoyer, William, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Navy; Order for Stay of Suits at Law, 7 Dec. 
Another concerning Goods, &amp;c. detained at Dunkirk, read, 
and referred to the fame Committee, 15 Jan. 







































































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»———- 1644, another Petition, referred to the Committee for 
Irifh Affairs, 1 July—Another concerning ‘l'wo Ships detained 
in Zealand, referred to the Committee for Complaints againit 
the Subjeéts of Holland, 24 Another concerning Arms 
contracted for by the Committee for Safety, referred to a Com- 
mittee; Infiruétion to take care the Arms be tried, 7 Sept. 
Refolution for agreeing to the Bargain made by them, 10. 

Pennyfeather, John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Penrofe, Thomas, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Leyden, 
29 Aug. 

Mr. 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, o Aug. 

Penvofe, William, 1643, to be exchanged for Richard Penwasne, 
19 Sept. 

Pepper, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Percivaill, John, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent land- 
ing Goods at Lyme; Governor to be defired to fummon him 
ge and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe Cuttody, 
5 











- Mr. 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 21 O&amp;t. 
— 1644, a Committee to confider his Loffes during the 
Defection of Lyun, and of Reparation to him, 3 July. 

Sir Anth. Vide Dover. 

Perepointe, William, 1643, Order for difcharging him, upon 
taking the Proteftation, 11 Apr. J 
Perpoot Lane, 1643, Report concerning Monies found there, 

re-committed, 20 Mar. 

~— 1644, Order for paying it to Sir Thomas Middleton, 
29 Apr. 

— Mr. 1643, committed, to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 

une. 

Perry, 1643. Vide Supply, and Beer. 

Pefcodd, Mr. 1643, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 1 &amp; 13 Apr. 

Peter, William and Henry, 1643, Order for fequettering their 
Efiates, 30 Sept. 

Peter, St. Cornhill, 1643, Members to appoint Minifiers to 
png iN 12 May———Order for fequetiering the Living, 
22 Aug. 

St. the Poor, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, 

read, and agreed to, 27 O&amp;t. 

St. a Ship, of Rotterdam, 1644, Complaint concerning 
its being taken by Parliament Ships, 16 Oét. 

Peterborough, 1643, Letters informing that the Cavaliers were be- 
fore the , referred to the Committee for Safety, 20 July. 

— Countefs of, 1643, her Second Son to have War- 
rant to go beyond Sea, 18 July, 

———————. 1644, Order for paying her the Earl’s Arrears, 
5 O&amp;.—Conference defired by Lords concerning breaking 
open her Doors, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; Offender committed. Vide Harton. 
“Members to give her Satisfaction touching his Carriage, 12. 

Peters, Mr. 1643, thanked, and to have ioo/. and a Study of 
Books to that Value, 8 Mar. 

1644, Order for delivering them out of the Archbifhop of 

, Canterbury’s Study, 25 Apr. Por delivering the whole 
Study, 27 June. 

Petersfield, 1643, Order for Indemnity of the Mayor for not 
publifhing a Proclamation, 4 May. 

Peterfon, Peter. Vide Nicholfon, 'Trulls. 

— Captain John, 1643, Order tor Payment of his Arrears, 
6 Sept. 

Petitions, 1643, no Motions to be made for prixate Petitions 
after q o’Clock, 6 Apr. 

-— 1644, Day appointed for receiving and. hearing them, 
27 Sept.—For hearing thofe received, 30 Sept. 3 Ok — 
A Committee to confider of Petitions prefented, and prefent 
them to the Houfe, % Oét. 

Petre, Lady, 1642, Order for fending Four of her Horfes to 
Lord General, 22 Mar. 

—-—- Lord, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, goSept. 
Meflage from Lords concerning it ; the Committee to proceed 
with the Sequefiration, 24 Od. Receivers appointed, 

. 13 Nov. 

on 1644, Petition from Lords in his behalf, 25 Mar. 
Order tor levying upon his Eftate Money due to the Court of 
Wards, 1 Apr. 

Clement, 1644, the Committee for Prifoners to fend him 
to a fafe Place, 29 July. 

Pett, Joteph, 1643, to be admitted into the Place at Chatham 
which Lord Warwick defigned him, 13 Nov. 

Pettitt, Dominic, Kc. 1643, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 17 Aug,—Ordinance enabling him 
and others to weigh Ships, &amp;c. by new-invented Engines, read ; 
Queftion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 21. 
Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Pettus, Katharine, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance to 









































enable her to profecute her Suits in Chancery, 4 July. Ordi- , 





nance for that Purpole, 5 Sent to Lords, 2 Aug.——- 
Another Ordinance concerning her fent to Lords, 2 Sept, 
Vou. Ill, 


Tiirp VoLuMeE. 


Peyton, Sir Thomas, 1643, to be fummoned to attend the 
Service of the Houfe, 5 Apr. To be fent for in fafe 
Cuftody, 11 May Order for fequettering his Eftate, 28 
——Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 5 
Feb. 

~ 1644, Report concerning him; Order for admitting him 

to a Vine and Compofition; Committee to compound with 

him, 23 Oét, 

Thomas, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to 
him beyond Sea—For ‘his Return into England within a 
limited ‘Time, 14 June. 

Phelps, Thomas, 1643, Order indemnifying him for paying 
Rent for the Ufe of the Parliament, 22 Aug. 

Philips, Jofeph, 1643, Order for feizing his Monies for Dif- 
charge of Bonds due upon Cuftoms, 8 May, 

Edward, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Phillibrowne, William, 1643, to be fent to Lord General, to be 
put upon a Council of War—Order for his Commitment to 
Newgate in the mean time, 18 Dec. 

Phyfictans, 1643, Covenant to be tendered to them and Apothe- 
caries, 27 Feb. 

Pickering, Mr. 1643, Judgment to be entered in the King’s 
Bench, in a Caufe between him and the Duke d’Efpernon, 
9 Feb. 

James, 1643, Petition againf{ him, referred to the 
Committee for Obtiructions in Courts of Juilice, 14 
Sept. 

















Captain, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

[rifh Affairs, i Juty. 

— Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 30 O&amp;8.——Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 27 Nov. 

Piclomini, Duke, 1644, bis Bufinefs referred to. the Committee 
of both Ringdoms, 22 Apr. 

Picott, Thomas, 1644, Petition againf him referred to the 
Committee for plundered Minitters, 30 May—Letter and 
Depofitions referred, o Aug. 

Piéiures, fupertiitious. Vide Church Government. 

Pierce, Kenibara, 1643, Petition reterred to the Committee for 
reforming Lord General’s Army, 26 Feb—Report; voted 
innocent; Order for difcharging her, and refioring her 
Goods, 18 Mar. ' 

Griffith, 1643, Petition, 5 Sept. Vide Ireland. 

Pierre, Sebaftian la, 1643, to have Warrant to pais into France, 
10 Apr. 

Piiaeet Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to fend to Oxon fora 
Pafs to attend his Father’s Funeral, 28 July. 

1644, to have Earl of Kingtton’s fequeftered Coach 
and Appurtenances, 6 June. 

Piggott, Richard, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Accounts, 10 May. Order for making Report, 21. 

Pilfon, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, to give Account 
of his going to Oxon, 11 July. 

Pinchon, Mr. 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfes, 27 June 
——Kevoked, 1 July His Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for ObftruGions in Courts of Juttice, 21 Sept. 

Pindar, Martin, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Eftablifhment of Lord General’s Army, 10 May. 

Pitt, Mr. 1644, referred to the Commiffioners for martial Law, 
for endeavouring to prevail upou the Governor to betray 
Rufhall Cafile; Governor not to depart till examined upon 
Oath, 5 O&amp;. | 

Pitts, Edward, 1643, Order for Sale of his Plate, 22 May. 

—— John, 1643, Petition, 12 Feb. Vide Guillim. 

Pix Money. Vide Harley, Sir Robert, 1643, Ordinance con- 
cerning the Trial thereof, agreed to by Lords; a Committee 
of both Houfes to try it, 20 May. 

— 1644, another Ordinance to the fame Purport, agreed to 
by Lords, 8 July. A Committee to try it, 15. 

Plague, 1643, Order for removing Pertons afflied therewith 
in Londou and Weftminfier, 21 O€. 

Plance, Mrs. 1643, a Committee to fearch her Goods feized by 
the Sequettrators, 20 Sept. 

Plantations, 1643, a Committee to certify the Names of poor 
Planters, that they may have Pafs to return, 13 Sept. 
Petition of Planters and Agents, referred to Lord Admiral, 
3 Jan. 

Player, Captain, 1643, Conference defired with Lords concern- 
ing the committing him for feizing and not reftoring Mr. 
Carew’s Horfes; Speaker enjoins him to pay no Fees to the 
Officer in whofe Cuftody he is, and to detain the Horfes ; 
thanks him, and promifes fome further Courfe for his Satif- 
faction, 17 Apr. 

Playfere, Mrs. 1643, Order for paying her Part of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears, 4 May. 

Playter, Mr. 1643, Order againft his making Farthings, and 

_ tor feizing Tools and Farthings in his Cuftody ; Patent to be 
brought to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 12 Apr. His 

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Acqnittances fince the Beginning of July laft to be brought to 

_ them, 21. 

Playters, Sir William, 1642, to be fummoned to attend, 16 Mar. 

——_——. 1643, to be affefled his 20th Part, 25 Nov. 

Thomas, 1644, to be admitted to Fine and Compofition ; 
Sequefiration to be dilcharged upon paying 1,000/.—Order 
for Dilpofal thereof, 30 Nov. For his Father to pay the 
Remainder, 23 Dec. 

Pleddall, Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept——Voted incapable of fil- 
ting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Plot, 1643, a Committee to fend for, examine, and commit, 
any Perions, and feize Papers, and do what they think good 
to prevent the Danger threatened to the Kingdom and City, 
31 May State of the Examinations taken upon the Difco- 
very of the late Plot-—of feizing the City—forcing the Par- 
liament—and joining with the King’s Armies; Examinations 
and other Papers read ; Committees Obfervations prefented ; 
Lord Mayor to be thanked; public Thankfgiving ordered. 
Vide Thank/giving—Committee to prepare an Oath to be taken 
by the whole Kingdom. Vide Covenant—The Defign and 
Difcovery to be communicated to Lord General, Lord Admi- 
ral, and the City—Free Pardon to fuch as come in voluntarily 
by a Day appointed—City to be defired io keep ftricter Guards ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 June. Conference defired 
with them, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 7. ‘The Committee to be thanked, and defired to pro- 
ceed ina further Examination; Lord General to be moved 
for a Commillion to try the Confpirators, 8. Another Com- 
mittee to withdraw and fiate the Narrative of the Fact and 
Danger; Narrative to be read in Churches on the Thank{giy- 
ing Day, 14. Lord General’s Commitlion fent to the Earl 
of Manchefier; Time and Place for the Trial, 26. Lord 
Mayor to prepare Conveniencies in Guildhall, 27. Further 
Examinations read. Vide Northumberland, Earl of—Report 
of Evidences,; the Committee to be defired to be prefent at 
the Trials; Members to attend the Service required of them 
by the Commiilion, to be acquainted with an intercepted 
Letter from divers Scots Lords who have praétifed againti this 
State; Conference to be defired with Lords concerning fending 
a Meflenger todemand Juftice ; a Committee to prepare Heads 
and a Letter to be fent,g May. Letter read, and recommitted ; 
feveral Lords voted Incendiaries; Metlenger appointed ; Order 
for 50/. to him, 10. Letter reported, agreed to, and fent to 
Lords ; Conference defired by them, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of both 
toufles to confider of the Narrative Part and Matter of Fae, 12 
——— Letters and a Declaration, difcovering a Plot for making 
Peace with the Irif Rebels, and then, by their Affiftance, to 
make War upon Scotland, to be perufed by a Member, 27 June 
~—tThe Lords declared Incendiaries within the Act of Pa- 
cification ; the Affembly to be defired to proceed againft them, 
18 July——Letter from Lord Chancellor of Scotland, with a 
Certificate from them, communicated by Lords, 27. 

Pluckley, 1643, Order for fequetiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 7 Scpt. 

Plunkett, Walter, 1643, to have Licence to pafs into Ireland, 
14 Apr. 

—— Captain, 1643, Letter concerning his chafing Veffels ; 
Lord Admiral and Admiral upon the Irifh Coatts to be ac- 
quainted therewith, 13 June. 

-——— 1044, Lord Admiral impowered to difcharge or continue 
him, 4 Apr. To be examined upon Oath in the Admiralty 
Court; to be fent for in fate Cuftody, 14 May. Lord Admi- 
ral to be acquainted with the Caufe of his Complaint, 21. His 
Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 4 June His Prin- 
cipals to give Security for his faithful Carriage to the State, 
25 NOV. 

Plymouth, 1543, Order for Indemnity of the Mayor for ftaying 
Ships, and felling the Corn, 27 Mar. Lecturer recommend- 
ed, 3 July—Order ior appointing Minifters, read, and agreed 
to, 24—l'or Repayment of Monies advanced for the Service 
of the Town, 28 Aug.——-Lord Mayor to be moved to hatten 
the Payment of Money for that Service, 2 Sept.—Letter from 
thence, relating au Intention to deliver up the I{and and Fort; 
tefolutions thereupon. Vide Curew, Sir Alexander, and 
Bedford—Mayor to be thanked, and defiring to take care of 
the Place, and fet apart a Day for a Thankfgiving there; Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for indemnifying him and others, 4 
—Prize Ships to be fent thither with Soldiers and Provifions, 12 
—The Committee for the Militia to be defired to provide 
forthwith Monies promifed for the Town—The Committee 
for the Navy to provide Powder, 16 O@. Letters and 























Examinations from thence, referred to the Committce for 
Wettern Parts, to take care of furnifhing Powder, &amp;c. Order 
for Security to a Perfon advancing 2,000/. 23——--A Commit- 
tee of both Houles io confider of the Prefervation of the 
Town, 3 Nov.—Ordinance for raifing One Tenth more upon 





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Merchandize, &amp;c. read, and agreed to, 11. Seni to Lords; 
13. Agreed to by them, with an Amendment; Amendment 
agreed to, 15—+—Treafurers appointed, 2 &amp; o Dee. Lord 
Admiral’s Letter concerning the Town, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 1:3 Nov.—Order for fending 500 Soldiers ; Lord 
Admiral to be defired to fend a Convoy with them, 15.—Go- 
vernor’s Letter and Oath, tendered by him to the Inhabitants, 
read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks to him, read, and 
agreed to, 18—Petition, defiring Supplies, read, 30. Or- 
der concerning the ‘Town, agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment; Amendment agreed to—Comumittees added, 
11 Dec. Lords Concurrence fignified— Letters relating their 
good Succels againtt the Forces betore the Town, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 12 Order for Repayment of Mo- 
nics borrowed for the Safety thereof, 3 Feb. Sent to Lords, 
5——~Order for employing 1,500/. for that Service, 1 Mar.—A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for public Faith for Money 
advanced, 23. 

1644, Order for employing concealed Money belonging 
to Cornifh Men, hereafter ditcovered, for the Ule of Ply- 
mouth, 3 May—-Lord Adiniral’s Letter concerning providing 
Ships, referred to the Committee for the Navy, o—Order for 
furnifhing them with Gunners and Gunners Stores, 20—Ex- 
amination of the Bufinefs concerning Gentlemen come from 
thence, referred to the Committee for Gloucetier, 14—Ordi- 
nance for further Relief of the Town, read, 20. Committed, 




















25. Letter relating the Succels of fome Soldiers of the 
Garifon, 30 Order for delivering 100 Barrels of Powder, 
1 &amp; 17 June Governor's Letler concerning Supplies, read, 





and referred to the Committee, 15 July The Comimittee for 
Gloucefter to examine Patlages of placing and difplacing Off- 
cersfora Year pafled, 16 Aug —Letter concerning the Garifon, 
&amp;e. referred to the Committee for the Weft, 2 Viciuals 
intended for Lord General’s Army, to be left there—Governor 
appointed ; Lord General to be moved for a Commiilion to 
him, 7 Sept.—The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider 
of fending down Forces, go—Letter concerning the State of 
the Town, and that it has been fummoned by the King, with 
an inclofed Letter from Lord Digby to the Governor—The 
Counmittee for the Town to econfider of an Addition of One 
Half per Cent. more—Order for paying Billet-money, and 
repairing the Damages fufiained by Uns jong Siege—Members 
to prepare Letter of Encouragement, 16—Order for leudiug 
Cloaths and Money, 18. Explained, 20—Order for employ- 
ing Money collected for the Ufe of the Town as the Commit- 
tee fhall think fit, agreed to by Lords, 28 For 2,000/. for 
recruiting their Horle, 9 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 11—Let- 
ter defiring Supply of Men and Arms, tead ; Order for fend- 
ing Arms, 14—Governor’s Letter conceruing Captain Jofeph 
Greenvile, executed for endeavouring to betray the Town, 
and defiring Supplies, referred to ihe Committee for the Weft, 











17. 
Polewheele, John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 


Parliament, 22 Jan. 


Pollard, Sir Hugh, 1643, his Petition to be removed to his own 





Houle, communicated by Lords, 27 Mar. Meffage trom 
them concerning him, to be contidered, 2 May—A Com- 
mittee to perufe Letters about him, 6——Order for commit- 
ting him aclofe Prifoner; a Committee to confider of the 
Place and Manner, 12 June To be fent to Lord Fairfax, 
14 Aug. Order for delivering him to Mr. Stockdale, to be 
removed to fuch Place as he fhail think fit, and fet at Liberty 
when Sir John Savile and Captain Hooper are—Order for 
him to pay the Charges of his Lmprifonment before he is fet 
at full Liberty, 31—for his Commitment to the Tower, aud 
Continuance there till a pofitive Anfwer is given concerning 
the Exchange, 16 Sept. His Petition read; nothing done 
thereupon, 26 Oct. 











Polhill, David, 1643, ordered into Cufiody ; Examination re- 


ferred to the Committee for compounding with Prifoners, 
19 Aug.—Order for his Difcharge—Acculations againtt him 
referred to the Deputy Lieutenants and Committees of Kent, 


22 Sept. 


Poole, 1643, Petition of Mayor, and Examination of him, re- 





ferred to the Committee for Examinations, 18 Apr. A 
Committee to confider of borrowing 300/. for Pretervation of 
the Town, 15 Aug. Letter of Encouragement read, and 
to be figned by Speaker, 16 Relation of an Endeavour 
to betray the Town, read, 29 Sept. Order for allowing the 
Lading of Two Prize Ships towards Payment of the Garifon, 
21 Oct.—For employing 200/. for the Town, 24 A 
Committee of both Houles to confider of the Preiervation 
thereof; Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Nov—The Com- 
mittee for the Navy to confider of the Maintenance of Four 
Ships for that Service; Letter from thence referred, 7,- Or- 
der forfending down Pitiols, 8—For paying Monies, 11 Dec. 
Governor to have Liberty to compound with Prifouers, and a 
Perfon who endeavoured to betray the ‘Towa; Cowpolition- 
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monies to be employed for Defence thereof, 23—Governor to 

difpofe of Prifoners and Monies taken at Dorchefter to the 

Officers and Soldiers of the Garifon ; Perfons {pecially recom- 

mended to his Confideration ; Papers taken there, referred to 

the Committee for Examinations, 26 Feb. 

1644, Order for advancing 3007. 4 Apr.—State of the 
Town {pecially recommended to the Committee of both King- 
doms, 17 Order for borrowing 5002. 10 June—For de- 
livering Stores, 13 For delivering Ordnance, 28 Sept. 

Poole, Sir William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament; new Writ ordered ; Order for fequeftering his 
Money in Sir Thomas Fanfhawe’s Hands, 24 June. 

—— Sir Nevile, 1644, to be paid 10/7. Weekly out of the 
Ring’s Revenue, 5 Apr. 

Pope, 1643, his Bull for canonizing Catholics that die in the 
War, referred toa Committee ; Committee to tranflate it, and 
make a Preface, 28 Sept. Bull, and Declaration there- 
upon read, agreed to, and to be printed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Oct. 

Popery, 1643, Conference defired with Lords concerning Papers 
fhewing the Rife thereof in England and Ireland, agreed to ; 
Meflage from Lords, for deferring it ; Anfwer thereto; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held, 18 O&amp;. 

Popham, Mr. 1643, his Letter concerning the taking a Ship by 
his Troop, read, and referred to a Committee, 17 Apr. 

Colonel, 1644, to be recommended to Sir William Wal- 
ler for an Employment, 23 May——tTo raife Forces in So- 
merfetthire for Defence of the County, 17 July. 

Port, James de la, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Oxon, 
26 May. 

Porter, Sir William, 1643, to be difcharged from the Payment 
of an Affeffment, 25 July. 

---— Endimion, 1643, intercepted Letter from him read, and 
redelivered to Member who brought it, 30 Mar. Order 
for delivering his Horfes to Mr. Rufhworth, 14 June In- 
formation concerning an Eftate of his in Mr. Courteen’s 
Hands, referred to the Committee for the Weft, 15 Nov. 

Major General, 1644, committed to the Tower, 22 Aug. 
—-To be exchanged for Major Kerr, 10 Oct. Houfe intift 

. upon the Order; Lieutenant of the Tower to ftay him ; Lord 
General to be acquainted with the Orders, 29 Nov. Debate 
of the Bufinefs to be refumed, 3o2——Previous Queftion for 
adhering to the fermer Vote, Affirmative ; main Queftion, 
Neg. ; Matter to be left to Lord General, 2 Dec. 

Portland, Mle of, 1643, Minifter appointed, 4 July. 

Ear! of, 1643, Meflage to Lords, defiring he may be 
fecured, and examined by a Committee touching the Plot for 
feizing the City, forcing the Parliament, and joining with the 
King’s Forces, agreed to ; Conference defired with them con- 
cerning his Examination, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 12 June—Meflage, defiring his Horfes may 
be fecured, 16—Another, defiring he may be re-examined ; 
Anfwer thereto ; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 17—A 
Committee of both Houfes to confer with him, 2o—Meflage 
trom Lords, defiring Edmund Waller may be prefent at his 
Examination ; Members to take the Charge of bringing him, 
29 Examination reported, 1 July—Meflage from Lords, 
touching his Petition to them, 8—Meflage to them, defiring 
he may be examined in the Pretence of fome Members, and 
made a clofe Prifoner, agreed to; Time appointed for the 
Examination, 10—His Petition to be confidered, 15—Meflage 
from Lords concerning another Petition, and their Refolution 
thereupon; Conference to be defired with them ; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Heads, 17—Meflage from Lords conceruing a 
Third Petition ; Conference to be defired thereupon ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads, 28. Free Conference defired, and 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 29. 

Portman, Sir William, 1643, to be apprehended as a Delin- 
quent, 10 Apr.——Order for fequeftering his Eftate in Mid- 
dlefex, 7 Oct——Voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. 

Portfmouth, 1643, Letter concerning Ships lying there ; Mayor 
to be fent for as a Delinquent. Vide Zele—Governor to deli- 
ver the Guns and Gun Stores belonging to the Ships, 1 Apr. 
To furnifh them with 217 Barrels of Powder, 5—Ordinance 
for raifing Monies for Pay of the Garifon, read, and agreed to, 
24———Order for replacing Powder fent to Coventry, 13 May 

For replacing Powder fent to Crowland, 19 For re- 

placing Powder fent to Denbighfhire and Weymouth, 10 

June Petition of the Town and Garifon, for Sir William 

Waller to be Governor; Lord General to be moved for a 

Commiflion to him, 12 Sept.—Letter, with another inclofed, 

‘concerning their Want of Viétuals, read, 29 A Commit- 

tee to confer with Lord Wharton concerning the Government, 

&amp;e. of the Town, and to furnifh them with Neceflaries ; Per- 

{on appointed to take care of the Government till it is fettled, 

28 Oét. Lord Wharton’s Anfwer read; Order amended ; 

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40 His Anfwer reported, 2 Nov. Further Anfwer ; the 
Committee continued; Lord General to be moved for a new 
Commiffion to them, 4—A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for charging the Weftern Counties with a Rate towards pay- 
ing the Garifon, 6————Order for delivering Ordnance, &amp;c. to 
a Ship lying before the Town, 8 Jan. 

———— 1644, a Committee to confider of difcharging Engage- 
ments for the Town and Ports, and prepare an Eftablifhment 
of conftant Pay, 9 May—lInfiruction to confider of providing 
1,000 /. for Payment of the Garilon, 16——-A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for difpofing of Delinquents Eftates, difco- 
vered by them, for the Ufe of the Town, 18. To confer 
with Officers of the Army that can difcover them, 21. Ordi- 
nance read twice, and committed, 25. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 30. Pafled, 1 June——A Committee to receive 
Examinations concerning Monies and Goods difcovered in 
purfuance thereof, 7 Sept. Prefent Payment of Monies due 
to the Garifon, recommended to the Committee for the Reve- 
nue—Ordinance for allowing 5007. iffuing out of the Excife 
in Hants for them, 6 July—Ordinance re-committed ; Com- 
mittee to confer with the Commiffioners, 19. Ordinance 
paffed, 24. Sent to Lords, 290—Lord General's Letter con- 
cerning the Defence of the Town, 24 Sept.—Order for re- 
cruiting and paying the Forces ; Member to prepare Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, 7 Oct. Ordinance read—Order for paying 
1,000 /. 17-—— Letters concerning the Garifon, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 13 Nov.—A Committee to 
confider of providing 3,000 /. for it——Another Committee to 
confider of Propofitions for the future Payment thereof, 10 
Dec.—Ordinance for 2,000 /. out of a Compofition, agreed to 
by Lords, 19g—Ordinance for Payment of the Remainder, 
agreed to by them, 24. 

Portugal Ambaflador, 1643, Meflage to him touching the har- 
bouring ill-affe@ted Perfons, and the frequent Refort of Papitis 
to Mafs at his Houfe, 12 June4—His Agent to have War- 
rant to go to Oxon, 1 July&lt;—Order for printing the Am- 
baflador’s Book, 16 Dec. - 

-——— 1644, his Information concerning the Trade in the River 
of Almagonas, referred to ‘the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
5 July Latin Letter to be fent to the Ring, reported, 2 
Aug? Another read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
fignified ; Refident’s Letter trom Lords, referred to a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, 10 OG- ? 

- Merchants, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 20 Aug 

Pofimafters, 1643, Letter complaining of them, referred to a 
Member, 28 Mar.—Proteétion granted to thofe between Lon- 
don and Hull, 12. 

1644, Ordinance appointing a Poftmafter, read, and 
paffed, 7 Sept. Sent to Lords, g. 

Potter, Benjamin, Daniel, and David, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 28 Sept. 

John, 1644, approved to be a Commiffioner to refide 
with Lord General’s Army, 10 May. 

Pottleye, Colonel, 1643, Order for Three Days Pay to his Men, 
and fending them to Sir William Waller, 5 Dec. Sir William 
to be defired to fend for them, and pay them a Fortnight’s 
Pay—Colonel to cafhier Two Captains, 9. 

Potts, Sir John, 1644, Ordinance for reimburfing 1,2007. un- 
dertaken by him for fending Provifions to the Army, read, 
and agreed to, 1 Nov. Sent to Lords, 4. 

Povey, Captain Allen, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Advance of Monies, 9 Dec. 

1644, to be added to the firft Reformadoes to receive 
Pay, 18 Apr. 

Poultrey, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Poultry Compter, 1644, a Committee to examine Mifdemeanors 
of the Keeper, 4 May. 

Powell, William, 1643, Order for difcharging him, upon taking 
the Proteftation, 11 Apr. 

——— Colonel Thomas, 1644, to be fummoned to attend, to 
anfwer a Petition againft him—Not to depart the Kingdom, 
16 June. 

Captain Rice, 1644, Order for 100 I. to him, 8 May. 

Jonathan, 1644, Petition read; Order for 130/. to 
him, 19 Dec. 

Powefs, Lady, 1644, Petition from Lords, for an Allowance, 
read, 10 Apr. 

Pratt, Sir George, and Mr. Campbell, 1642, a Committee to 
confider how Monies due to them may be received, 22 Mar. 
Prerogative Court, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordisance for 
making a Judge thereof, 19 May——- None of the Records 
to be removed to Oxon, 1 June——Order for delivering them 

to Mr. Linch, 2 Sept. 

-— 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for appointing a 

Regifter, 21 June Order for reading it, 26 Oct. 1 

Nov. Petitions concerning it to be read, 1. Ordinance 

read twice, and committed; Petition referred, 6. Order 


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a Judge, read twice, and committed, 25 June——Order for 
making Report, 28 Sept—Reported, and re-committed to 
another Committee, 4 O&amp;. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 26 
Paffed, and feat to Lords, 1 Nov. 

Prevof, Jehan, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 10 
Apr. 

Price, Mr. 1643, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Examinations, 26 Jan. 

—— Sir John, 1643, Lord General to be defired to propound a 
fit Perfon in Exchange for him, 5 Feb. 

——— 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to take care of 
arming Forces raifed by him, 23 Od. 

-— William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Veb. 
— Dr. Joho, 1643, to be difcharged, 29 June. 

—— Herbert, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 8 May. 

—— Roger, 1643, Petition; Order for his Difcharge, 20 
May. 

William, and Cornelius Burgefs, 1643, Petition read, and 
avowed ; Petitioners to proceed at the Affembly, 31 Aug. 
Their Anfwer read, and approved ; One heard ; Price avows 
the Petition ; acquitted, upon his Acknowledgment; Burgefs 
heard ; Queftion that the Houfe is fatisfied with his Anfwer, 
Neg. ; Order for fafpending him from the Affembly ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired ; a Committee to prepare Heads for 
a Conference, 2 Sept. Houte informed that the Affembly were 
fatisfied with Burgefs’s Acknowledgment ; his Petition read ; 
Quefiion that the Houfe is fatisfied therewith, Neg.; Speaker’s 
Anfwer to the Perfons who attended, 8. Another Petition 
read ; Petitioner heard, and reftored to the Affembly, 15. 

Prideaux, Mr. 1643, Order for allowing him fequeftered Goods, 
in proportion to his Lofles, 17 O&amp;t. 

— Edmund, 1644, Ordinance appointing him Poftmatfter, 
read, and pafled, 7 Sept. Sent to Lords, g—Order for him to 
fettle Poft Stages in the Weft, and for Proteétion to their 
Horfes and Goods—Rooms appointed for an Office, 7. 

Sir Peter, 1644, referred to the Committee for Ply- 
mouth, 24 Sept. 

Ms Priejis, 1643, a Committee to examine the State of thofe for- 
merly condemned—Order for keeping them clofe Prifoners, 9 
Oét.— --The Committee for Examinations to give Order for 
apprehending Priefis Natives of this Kingdom that refort to 
any Ambafladors Houle, 22 Nov. 

1644, Order for a Reward to Perfons that difcover 

them, 11 Nov. 

Prince, 1644, Conference defired by Lords concerning his going 
into the Wett to fue out his Livery, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Houie concur with 
Lords in not giving their Affent, 18 May. 

Princes, Proteftant. Vide Protejiant Princes. 

Prinne, Mr. Vide Walker, Clement—1i643, Order for ftaying 
Procefs for levying Fines impofed upon him, 12 June His 
Petition referred to Lord General, 18 Oct. 

Printing, 1643, Ordinance for Regulation thereof, read, and 
agreed to, 10 June. Lords Concurrence fignified, 14—Names 
of Committees to licenfe Printing, to be prefented, 16. Read, 
and agreed to,20. Committees added, 21. 

Prifoners, 1642, Conference detired by Lords concerning fome 
at Oxon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held ; 
their Petition and Articles to be printed, with a Declaration of 
both Houtes, 21 Mar. 

1643, Lord Mayor and the Committee for the Militia 
to take care of fending away dangerous Prifoners, 28 Mar. 
No Motion to be made for their Difcharge but between 10 
and 11 o’Clock, 1 Apr.—The Cammittee for Prifoners to 
confider of the Proteftation to be taken by them upon their 
Difcharge, 10. Proteftation prefented, and agreed to, with 
Amendments ; Order for difcharging feveral upon taking it, 
11—A Committee to examine fome in Newgate, 17—Lift of 
all in and about London to be brought to a Member, 24—A 
Committee to examine feveral in Cuftody, 1 May———The 
Committee for Prifoners to prepare Heads for a Conference 
concerning thofe at Oxon, 6—Another Committee to confi- 
der of a Letter from them, and of fome fpeedy Relief, 11— 
Ordinance and Declaration concerning the Ufage of them, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 
—A Committee to confider Orders touching the Ufage and 
Allowances to them, 16—Ordinance concerning it, fent to 
Lords, 18. Meflage, defiring them to pats it, 23 &amp; 29 
Relation of the inhuman Ulage of thofe in Oxford Caftle, 23 
May. Lards acquaint the Houfe they had fworn Witneffes 
concerning it, and appointed a Committee to examine them, 
25 Meflage to Lords, defiring to know whether they had 
been examined, 14 June——Conterence defired by Lords con- 
cerning them, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 26 May—-—Another Conference defired by them con- 
cerning the Ordinance touching the Ufage of them, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 3J une ; free Conference 

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defired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Con+ 
ference held, and reported ; Houfe adheve to the Ordinance, 5. 
Conference defired by Lords, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held,7. Reported ; Lords Amendments dilagreed 
to, 8—Another Conference defired thereupon, agreed to ; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Couference held, 10. Another Conference 
defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Couference 
held, and reported; nothing done thereupon, 10 Letters 
concerning the Exchange of Prifoners, read ; Conference to be 
defired with Lords thereupon; Managers appointed, 30 May 
A Committee to confider of the Efcape of Prifoners, 10 
June Information of their going at large, referred to the 
Committee for Difpatches, 20—Lord General to be defired 
to confider of exchanging them, 22 Keepers to prefent the 
Names of thofe taken in Arms againft the Parliament, 1 July— 
A Committee to treat with the Committee for the Militia for 
removing the Prifoners in and about London into Ships, 3 
Aug. The Committee for Prifoners to fend them to the 
Committee for the Militia, 7. Lilt of fuch as they think fit 
to be removed, read, and agreed to,10. Order touching 
their Accommodation, 12. Prifoners Petition, referred to the 
Committee for the Militia, 15. Committee impowered to re- 
move them to fuch Prifons as they fhall appoint, 17———All to 
be removed to their refpective Prifous, 6 Sept.—--—Book inti- 
tuled, The Inhumanity of the King’s Prifun Keeper at Ox- 
ford, referred to the Committee for Exatainations, 4 Aug.—-A 
Committee to examine their Elcapes, 12—Order for their 
Meeting—Another Committee to compound with them, 14. 
Committees added, 17—Lord Mayor and the Committee for 
the Militia to provide for the Security of Prifoners in Lord 
Petre’s Houle, 12—The Committee for Prifoners to contider 
which of them in London Houie is fit to be difcharged, 15 
—General Order for bringing them to the Committee, 23—— 
The Committee for Sequefirations to inquire into the Eftates 
of Perfons committed to private Houfes, 6 Sept——Order 
that the permitting Prifoners committed by the Houle to go 
abroad, fhall be taken as an Efcape ; to be printed, and feut 
toevery Prifon, 31 Oét——Order touching an Allowance to 
poor Prifoners of War, 15 Jan. 

1644, the Committee impowered to difcharge common 
Soldiers, upon taking Oath never to bear Arms againft the 
Parliament, 29 Mar——To give no Direétions for Releafe 
of any till further Order, 11 Apr.——Keepers not to permit 
any to go abroad, or Perfons to have Accefs to them, 15 May 
——A Committee to confider of Prifoners whofe Eftates are 
fequeftered, and demand a Lift of them—Another Committee 
to make Prifons of fuch Places as they think fit, and confider 
of the Offences of Keepers, 20 July——The Committee for 
Prifoners to confider what Prifoners of War, as Corporals, 
and under, are fit to be fent into Ireland ; Officers that are to 
have Leave, to attend the Committee, 6 Sept—RKeepers to 
give Notice of Members vifiting Prifoners, 10. 














Privileges, 1643, Brown to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 


{candalous Words againft the Parliament, 25 Mar.—Letter 
touching the apprehending Vincentand Deerlove for Contempts 
again{t the Parliament ; Order for their Commitment to New- 
gate—Heath to be brought up in fafe Cuftody, for fuing an 
Officer, and his Sureties, for difcharging a Perfon in actual 
Service under Lord General, 27—Wifeman to be fent for, as 
a Delinquent, for not obeying the Summons of a Committee, 
31—Leach to be fent for in fate Cuftody, for feandalous W ords 
againft the Parliament—Grifliths to be fent for, as a Delin- 
quent, for contemptuous Words againti the Parliament, 3 Apr. 
—Sir Balthazer Jerbicr to be brought in fafe Cuftody, for not 
obeying the Summons of a Committee, 8—Sir Symonds 
d’Ewe’s Complaint; Bewdith ordered into Cuftody, 17—-— 
Eales protected from a Judgment at Law—Mr. Marten’s 
Complaint of an Affault by the Earl of Northumberland ; Re- 
folution that it is a Breach of Privilege; Meflage to Lords, 
demanding Reparation ; Conference defired by them there- 
upon, agreed to, 18. Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Report referred to the Committee of both 
Ringdoms, 19—— Sir Frederick Cornwallis to be fent for in 
Cuftody, for difperfing a Book, iistituled, The Reafons of the 
Lords and Commons in Parliament, why they cannot agree to 
the Alteration and Addition in the Articles of Ceflation offered 
by his Majefty, with his Majefty’s moft gracious Anfwer 
thereunto; Order for fupprefling it, 12 Apr. Order for his 
Difcharge, and immediate Departure from Town, 19. To 
be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 29 To be enjoined forthwith 
to go out of Town, or ftand committed, 2 May. Execution 
of the Order difpenfed with, 3 ——Linberry, Kinge, and Ber- 
nardi, to be fent for, as Delinquents, for Contempt, in caufing 
Alicant and Stafford te be arrefted, 1g Apr——Mr. Denzill 
Hollis’s Complaint ; Booth, Topfall, and Briftoll, to be fent 
for, as Delinquents, 1 May—Privilege granted to feveral by 
Stay of Suits, 10, 18 &amp; 24 May——15 Jan.——Blocke to be 
fent for by Serjeant, 11 May—Acknowledges his Offence in 
fending a Challenge toa Member; Order for his Difcharge, 20 
— Leave 





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——Leave to Flower to profecute Sir John Lamb, notwithftand- 
ing the Bufinefs is depending in the Houfe, 20o—Order for 
Stay of Suit againft Wilthere till the Houfe has paid him Mo- 
ney due, 23—Colonel Feitiplace ordered into Cuftody, for 
fending a Challenge to a Member; Captain Wittipoole or- 
dered into Cuttody for carrying it, 27 Order for bailing 
them, 1 June For difcharging Wittipoole, 15 Aug. 
Hall to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for not obeying an Or- 
der, 10 June—Captain Manwaring ordered into Cuftody, for 
Contempt of an Order, 19—Lord Tullibardine to have: Pro- 
tection for himfelf, Family, and Houle, 21—Dighton com- 
mitted to the Fleet, for Contempt of an Order, 26— To be 
difcharged, 8 July--—-Robinfon, to be fent for, as a Delin- 
quent, for not obeying an Order, 26 June. To be difcharged, 
8 July Refolution that no Protection of the Houfe, or of 
any Member, fhal! protect from the Ordinance of Sequeftra- 
tion—Holden to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for fpeaking 
contemptuouily of the Proceedings of Parliament,27 June- 
Mr. Solicitor’s Complaint; Perfons that took Horfes from 
his Servants, to be fent for, as Delinquents, 4 July Sir 
Robert de Grey’s Letter, exprefling his Difaffeétion to the 
Parliament, read ; to be fent for, as a Delinquent, and his 
Eftate fequetiered, 6—Sir Antony Irby’s Complaint ; Wood 
to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 13—-Wright to be fent for, as 
a Delinquent, for not obeying an Order, 24. Serjeant’s Re- 
port; Meffage from Lords concerning him ; Conference de- 
fired with them thereupon, 25. Another defired by Lords, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; a Comunittee to prepare Heads for another Conference, 
27 His Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 3 Aug. 
Potter and Parry, to be fent for in fafe Cuttody, for not 
obeying an Order, 14—Petition of Lewis Young, touching 
the Fear of an Arreft, for Swords bought for the Parliament 
Service, referred to the Committee for Safety—Order for 
Stay of Proceedings, 16—Privilege granted to a Trooper in 
the Parliamenvs -Service, 18 A Committee to withdraw, 
and examine a Perfon that has fpoken Words of fome Mem- 
bers, 18 Sept. —-Order for difcharging Moffe, committed for 
feveral Contempts, at the Inftance of the Merchant Adventurers 
Company, 23 Sir Martin Lifter’s Complaint; Perfons 
who attempted to feize his Goods, to be fent for, as Delin- 
quents—Order for delivering to Mr. Brown his Tenants Goods 
feized for Rent, 11 O&amp;.—Uphill to be fent for, as a Delin- 
guent, for Contempt of Orders, 24 Mr. Holles’s Com- 
exp Vagar to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 8 Nov. --Privi- 
ege granted to Senior in aé¢tual Service of the Parliament ; 
Order for difcharging him from [mprifonment, 11—Member 
to prepare Ordinance for fequeftering the Efiates of Perfons 
who vend Pamphlets reflecting on the Parliament, 18—Nott- 
ley ordered into Cuftody, for not obeying an Order, 25 
Baker ordered into Cuftody, for Contempt of an Order, 2 
Dec.—Higden to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for exprefling 
Difaffection to the Parliament, and in particular to One Mem- 
ber, 13 Difcharged at the Member’s Requeft, 1 Jan.—De- 
claration that Lords demanding any Members, and nominating 
them to confer with about any Matter, isa Breach of Privilege, 
10——Sir Thomas Walfingham’s Complaint of an Affront re- 
ceived from Dillou, Servant to the States Ambafladors, 1 Feb.— 
Referred to a Committee, 2—Mr. Afhton to anfwer his Con- 
tempt, in not obeying Orders; heard, and committed to the 
Tower, 9. His Petition; Order for his Diicharge, 20— 
Ear] of Stamford to be defired not to come to Committees of 
the Houfe, 26 Lords Order, declaring the Right of every 
Peer to come, read, and referred to a Committee ; Commit- 
tee to prepare Declaration, exprefling the Refentment of the 
‘Houle, 1 Mar. Reafons for declaring the Order void, re- 
ported, and agreed to, 4—Sir Thomas and Mr. Dawes to have 
Privilege for a Month, 11—Blewett to be fummoned in fafe 
Cuftody, for not obeying an Order of a Committee—Inform- 
ation concerning abufive Words toa Member, 15. 

1644, Paper figned by Colonel Edward Hinge, re- 
ferred toa Committee ; Infiruction to examine Proceedings 
againtt him in Lords Houfe, 25 Apr. Report to be made, 
1 May. Made; Papers read; Lords Proceedings voted a 
sreach of Privilege ; Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Matter of the Breach, referred to another Committee, 10. 
Conference defired, agreed to; Managers appointed; Con- 
ference held, 21. Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expe- 
dite their Anfwer, 27——-Another Mefiage, defiring to know 
if he be difcharged, 1 July. Order for his Difcharge; War- 
cen of the Fleet to bring him to the Houfe; brought, and 
difcharged ; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 3 Colonel 
William Carne’s menacing Letter to Sir Arthur Haffelrigg, 
read; to be fent for by Serjeant; examined thereupon, and 
committed to Southwark Compter; Bufiness referred toa Com- 
mittee, 10 Apr. Meffage from Lords concerning him; An- 
{wer thereto, 17. Report; previous Queftions for committing 
sass: Mia he has difcountenanced the well-affecied 

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Party, feverally Neg. 20 ——Order for his Difcharge—Reafons 

delivered by Lords at a Conference, infringing the Privileges 

of the Houfe, referred to a Committee, 1 May. Obferva- 

tions thereupon reported, and to be delivered to Lords at a 

free Conference, 4—Mr. Bond’s Complaint; Senior, Ward, 

Hawkes, and Grafton, to be fent for by Serjeant, 6 Com- 

miffary Copley to be fent for by Serjeant, for prevaricating 

with a Commitiee; Lord General to be defired to fecure him, 

5 June. His Anfwer read ; Anfwer and Mr. Copley’s Petition 

referred to a Committee; Inftruction to confider of Reparation 

to Parties injured, 27 Lord General’s Letter, with Mr. 

Copley’s Second Petition inclofed ; Order for bailing him, 5 

Aug. Colonel Rous’s Petition concerning bis Commitment 

to the Fleet by Lords during his Attendance on the Houfe, 

referred to a Committee, 4 June. Refolutions that he was at- 
tending the Houle when fummoned to the Houle of Peers— 

That, during his Attendance, he ought to have Privilege— 

That their Proceedings againft him are erroneous; Conference 

to be defired thereupon, 29 Defired, agreed to, and held, 

1 July. Order for his Difcharge ; Serjeant to bring him to 

Houle ; Brought, and difcharged, 5 Mr. Maynard’s Comn- 

plaint; Hurt, Ward, and Budd, to be fent for, as Delin- 

quents, 30 Sept. Matter referred to a Committee, 13 Nov. 

Vaughan to be fent for by Serjeant, for not obeying an 
Order, 30 Sept. Mr. Hobbes’s Complaint; Captain James 
Hopton and his Troopers to be fent for by Serjeant, 1 Nov.— 
Mr. Fienis’s Complaint; Ball, Burdett, Southam, and Star- 
ner, to be fent for by Sexjeant, 15—-A Comunittee to confider 
whether the Privileges of the Houfe be broken by a Report 
from a Conference, 4 Dec. Order for their Meeting ; Com- 
mittees added, 7. 

Prize Ships and Goods, 1644, Orders touching the Difpofal 
thereof, 14 May Againtt inbezzling them, 1 June. 

Progers, Mr. 1642, to be dilcharged, and have Pafs to 
go toOxon; a Committee to examine him concerning a 
Letter he is faid to have torn, 23 Mar. Frefh Order for his Dil- 
charge, 24. 

Prophet, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 28 Aug. 
to print.his Sermon, 25 Sept. 

Protefiant Princes and States, 1643, a Committee to fend Agents 
with Inftructions for procuring a clofer Union with them, 12 
Sept. 

es Churches, 1643, the Aflembly to be moved to write 

Letters to fome Divines thereof, 22 Nov. Vide Church Go- 
vernment. ; 

Pulefion, Mr. 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 6 Sept. 

Pulford, Mr. 1643, Order for taking him into Cufiody, 9 Aug. 

Pullen, Mr. 1644, {Information again him referred to the Com- 
mittee for Lord General’s Army, 6 June. 

Punt, Elizabeth. Vide Watterton. 

Purefoy, Serjeant Major, 1643, Letter acquitting him from a. 
Scandal laid on him in a Pamphlet, read, and to be printed ; 
the Committee for Examinations to inquire into the Printer 
of the Pamphlet, 15 May He and Captain Purefoy to be 
examined by a Committee, 11 Aug.——Leport ; Order for 
continuing them Prifoners, 6 Nov. Their Petition read ; Pe- 
titioners and Petition referred to Lord General, to be tried by 
martial Law, 13. 

1644, the Major’s Regiment to continue with the Go- 
vernor of Gloucefter, 10 May. 

Colonel, 1644, his Letter concerning the taking of 
Gloucefier, read, 17 June. 

Pury, Mr. 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 Apr. 

—-For his going into the Couutry to advance the Service of 
the Parliament, 1 Ang. 

Pyatt, Richard, 1643, to be detained in Cuftody, 15 Sept. 

Pye, Sir Robert, 1643, injoined to attend, and not depart with- 
out Leave, 17 Apr. Order touching his paying Money to 
the Earl of Ancram, 16 June. 

1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 Apr. —— 
For preventing embezzling his Goods, 2 May. 

Pymm, Mr. 1643, to be bailed, 20 Apr. Sir Edward PBain- 
ton’s Charge againft him, voted falfe and fcandalous ; a Com- 
mittee to confider of Reparation, 9 Sept.—Perfons examined 
touching his having tranfported 3,000,000/. beyond Sea ; 
Mills ordered into Cuftody, 18. Vide Mills, Toby—Order ap- 
pointing him Lieutenant of the Ordnance, agreed to by Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 7 Nov. A 
Committee to confider of his Eftate, and take care a Monu- 
ment be prepared for him at the Charge of the Common- 
wealth—Order for his Interment in Weftminfter Abbey, with- 
out any Charge for breaking open the Ground ; Houfe to attend 
at his Funeral, 11 Dec. Preacher thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 15—-~—-A Committee to confider of a Recompence to 
his Pofterity, and of paying Debts contracted in the Service of 
the Commonwealth, 13 Jan. Refolution fot paying them 
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—— 1644, a Committee to confider out of what Papifts Eftates 
the Money may be allowed, 10 June—-—Member to prepare 
Ordinance for fettling Mr. Morgan’s Eftate on his Heirs, 24 
July——Order for paying Rents due at Michaelmas laft, 12 
O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

—— Captain Alexander, 1643, thanked for his Services, 28 
Sept.——Order for Payment of his Arrears, 11 Dec.—For 
advancing 200 1. by way of Loan, 12. 

1644, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to give Order 
for Payment of his Arrears, 11 May. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 18. 

Pytt, Major Simon, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee 
for lrifh Affairs, 17 Mar. 











18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
§ 1644. 
Q UADRINGE, William. Vide Heron, Edward. 


Quarrel, 1642, Information of a Quarrel between fome 
Englith and Scots Officers in Wefiminfter Hall ; Parties ex- 
amined ; a Committee to examine the Proceedings; Order for 
difcharging them, and injoining them to keep their Chambers, 
and give Order to thofe under them to demean themfelves 
peaceably, 16 Mar.—Declaration for preventing future Ani- 
mofities, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

1643, the Committee impowered to determine the Dif- 

ference between the Officers, 27 Mar.—Order for reftore- 

ing their Swords, 302——Information of a Challenge from 

Colonel Fettiplace to Sir Edward Bainton ; Sir Edward ex- 

amined, and ivjoined not to fight; the Colonel and Captain 

Fettiplace ordered into Cuftody. Vide Privileges—A Com- 

mittee to determine the Difference, 27 May Order for 

their Sitting, 1 June ——Sir Edward Hungerford and Sir 

Edward Bainton injoined not to give or receive any Chal- 

lenge, 28 July Declaration that Mr. Recorder did not 

{peak the Words for which Captain Wingate demanded 

Reparation; Captain to withdraw; Refolution that he 

fhall make Acknowledgment in his Place ; makes it accord- 

ingly, 24 Aug. Colonel Strode and Mr. Horner to be fent 
for by Serjeant, 23 Dec. A Committee to examine the Quar- 
rel between them; Parties to be brought in fate Cufiody to 
them, 25 Committees added, 1 Jan. A Committee 
to prepare Declaration to prevent Quarrels in Weftminfter-hall 
and the Palace Yards, 3 Feb—A Commiflion of Oyer and 

Terminer to be ifflued for proceeding againfi Quarrellers and 

Fighters in the Hall, 27. 

1644, Sir Edward Bainton’s Petition; Order for his 
Difcharge, and Re-admiffion intothe Houfe; Speaker to injoin 
him not to go into the Country, 4 June. Engages himfelf 
not to go, 1o—Another Committee to compofe the Difference 
between him and Sir Edward Hungerford, 4——-Information 
of Words of Heat between Sir Martin Lifter and Sir Arthur 
Haffelrigg ; feverally injoined not to proceed any further, 6 
Dec. 

Queen, 1643, Conference defired by Lordsabout Matters concern- 
ing her, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 4 
Apr. Refolution that fhe has levied War againft the Par- 
liament and Kingdom; Accufation to be fent to Lords, with De- 
fire fora Proclamation for her appearing on a certain Day, 2 
May—A Comunittee to prepare Impeachment of High Trea- 
fon againft her; Care thereof recommended to One Member, 
On Impeachment re-committed, 12 June. Order for 
prefenting it, 14,19 &amp;20. Articles read, one by one; 
agreed to, and to be ingrofled, 21. Conference to be defired 
thereapon, 22. A Committee to prepare Heads, 26—— 
Meffage to Lords, for a Proclamation for her {peedy Appear- 
ance,3 &amp; 6 July Meflage from them, defiring a Com- 
mittee may meet, and confider with them concerning Points 
arifing upon the Impeachment, 8 Jan. Anfwer thereto, 
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1644, Meflage from Lords, concerning fending Childbed 
Linen, and other Neceflaries, to her, 29 Mar. Agreed to, 
30. 

Queftions, previous, Neg. 1643, for injoining a Committee with 
the King to return on a certain Day, 13 Apr.——About 
confidering a Meflage from the King, 22 May For de- 
firing Lords to commit a Member of their Houle to the Tower 
—For defiring them to commit him, 11 Nov. Concerning 
Rates upon Currans, 3 Jan.—Concerning the Earl of Hol- 
land deterting the Parliament, 17 For approving a Perfon 
to be Colonel in Lord General’s Army, 11 Mar.—For refer- 
ring a Petition, 17. 

—— 1644, for nominating a Committee to join with a Com- 
mittee of Lords, 30 Mar. For re-admitting a Member, 
14 May Concerning new Draperies, 5 June——For an 




















Addition to Anfwer to the King’s Meffage, 19 Dec. 
——- Previous, Affirmative, 1643, for fequeftering a Living, 





Tuoirp VoLuME. 


11 July—For difabling a Member to fit during this Parliathent, 
14—For continuing the Cuftomers, 24 Aug. 

1644, for taking off a Sequeftration, 13 July—For im- 
—— a Comunittee to direct the Motions of Sir William 
Valler’s Army, 17 For fufpending a Perfon from an Of- 
fice, 20 Aug. For appointing a Committee to meet a Com- 
mittee of Lords, 3 Sept. Concerning acquainting the Af- 
fembly with the Opinions of fome of their Members, Dif- 
fenters from the Propofitions prefented, 12 Nov.—Whether 
One Head of the Charge againft the Earl of Denbigh ftands 
proved—W hether he is cleared of his Difaffection to the pub- 
lic Service, 2o——For adhering to a former Vote, 2 Dec. 














18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. 4.1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


R ABBETS, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Rackett, Thomas, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 
for refufing to ferve, after receiving Prefi-money, 25 Mar. 
Radwinter, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants, complaining of their 
Parfon and his Curate, referred to the Committee for plundered 

Minifters, 21 Mar. Vide Drake. 

Rainborough, Mrs. 1643, Petition, 4 Nov. 

— Captain Thomas, 1643, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 3 May Another Peti- 
tion ; Order for Stay of Suits againft him, 17 June—Bufinefs 
concerning Irifh and Scots taken by him, referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Navy ; Lord Admiral to be defired to try them 
by martial Law, 20. Letter to the Lords of the fecret Coun- 
cil in Scotland concerning them, read, agreed to, and to be 
figned by Speaker, 23. 

Raifins, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Ramfden, Sir John, 1644, to be delivered into Serjeant’s Cuf- 
tody, and not difcharged without Lord Fairfax’s Confent; 
Order for his Co:nmitment tothe Tower; Sentence pronounced, 
31 May To be exchanged for Colonel Afhenhurft and 
Son, 14 Aug. 

Ramfjey, Sir James, 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
20 Jan. 

Rand, Dr. 1644, appointed Mafter of the Hofpital at Greatham, 
30 Sept. 

Randall, Mr. 1643, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, a Aug. 

Ranelagh, Lord, 1643, Petition in Mr. Pymm’s Hands to be 
confidered, 22 May. Speaker to put the Houfe in mind to 
move for reading it, 26 Read, and {pecially reeommended 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 17 June Voted inca- 
pable of fitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Raphoe, Bithop of, 1643, Petition read, and laid afide, 5 Apr. 
—— Referred to the Committee for Adventurers in Ireland, 9 
May Quefiion for allowing him 50/. Neg.—To have 
Warrant to go to Oxon, 29 July. 

Rafhiey, John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 

Ratcliffe, Sir Alexander, 1643, Order for bailing him, 24 


Aug. 























1644, his Petition, fent from Lords with fpecial Recem- 
mendation, to be confidered, 7 Nov. 

Rathbone, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 26 June 
and to print his Sermon, 31 July. 

Ravy, Sir William, St. 1643, Meffage from Lords, defiring 
Houfe to concur in a Pals for him to go beyond Sea; Anfwer 
thereto ; Refolution for apprehending him, 11 July. 

Rayner, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 31 July Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 28 Aug. 

— John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 30 

ar. 

Mr 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 1 Apr. 

Mofes, 1643, a Committee to confider of his Difburfe- 

ments, 6 Apr. 

Colonel. Vide Ryley, Theophilus—1643, the Commit- 

tee for Examinations to inquire into his Efcape, 31 Oct. 

Examinations concerning it to be further confidered, 8 Jan. 

Letter concerning his Releafe, 10. 

Mr. 1644, Information concerning him, referred to the 
Committee for abfent Members, 14 May. 

Reading, Richard, 1643, to be bailed, 20 Apr. 

Reading, 1643, Perfons to be thanked for providing Victuais to 
be fent down, 20 Apr.—Letter concerning the taking the 
Town, read, and to be printed; Thankfgiving thereupon, 
29. Vide Thank/giving—I\niormation that divers Inhabitants, 
having taken the Proteftation againft the Parliament, are liable 
to the Ordinance of Sequeftraiion ; a Committee to confider 
thereof in regard to an Article upon the Surrender which ex- 
empts them, 8 May—Lord General’s Letter about fecuring 
the Town, read; Refolution for fending a Garifon; Letter 
referred to the Committee for the Militia, and the Committees 
for raifing Volunteers, 11—Houfe informed of the Proceedings 

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of the Committee for raifing Monies; Lord General’s Care 

approved, 26 Member to acquaint him with a Propofition 

for Prefervation of the adjacent Country, 18 Nov. 

1644, City’s Defire concerning forlifying the Place, to 
be confidered, 10 Sept. Order for fecuring it, 5 Oct. 
Letier and Petition complaining of the Intolencies of the 
Soldiers, and Want of Officers, read; Lord General to be 
acquainted therewith, 4 Dec. His Anfwer reported, 5—Letter 
concerning the Difcovery of a Treafon to betray the Town, 
read, and redelivered to the Member who prefented it ; Order 
for Defence thereof; Confpirators, with their Examinations, 
to be fent up, and tried by martial Law, 17—The Committee 
of both Kingdoms to take care of removing the Horfe Quar- 

_ ters, fo that they may better relieve the Town, 19. 

Rebellion, 1643, a Committee to prepare Declaration concerning 
the Rebellion in Ireland and England—Retolution for pro- 
ceeding againtt all Traitors, 18 May. 

Receivers, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for inforcing 
them to make Certificates of their Receipts, 5 Sept. 

Recorder, Mr. 1643. Vide Quarrel(—Vo be thanked for his 
Services in the City, 2 Oé. 

Records. Vide Books. 

Recufants, Popith, 1643, a Committee to confider of preventing 
the Statute 35° Eliz. againft them being put in Execution 
againft Protetiants, 13 Dec. A Committee to inquire con- 
cerning fufpected Recufants, and what Recufants Efiates have 
been difcharged, 23 Feb. 

Redburne, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 22 Aug. 

Red-cafile, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it, read, 10 
O€t. 

Reeves, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 

Reformadoes, 1643, Petition read, and {pecially recommended 
to the Committee for Safety, 11 Apr. Order for making 
Report, 24—Petition of Englith Reformadoes read; Quef- 
tion for paying more Monies to thole that received Part of a 
former Allowance, Neg.; Declaration that they were dif- 
charged upon Payment thereof, 29 Another Petition re- 

ferred to the Committee al Merchant Taylors Hall, 26 Aug, 

Petition of Scots RKeformadoes read; Petitioners to fub- 

feribe it, 11 Oct. Petition referred to the Committee for 

Supply of Lord General’s Army; Lift of thein to be fent to 

him, 16. Order for Meeting of the Comuinittee, 18. All 

that come to have Voices, 26 | 





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he Committee to confer 

with the Committee at Goldiiniths Hall, for providing Monies 

for them, 8 Nov. Petition of the Scots Reformadoes of 

Foot, read, 15 Dec. Member to confider their Condition, 

and certify what Emp!oyment they are fil for, 8 Jan.—A 

Committee to confider what Reformadoes, Englith and Scots, 

have been in Service, and of fome Manner of paymg them, 

20——Petition of Englith and Scots Retormadoes, 14 Feb. 

1644, a Committee to perfect the Lift of Scots Re- 
formadoes,-and confider what Money will carry them home, 
and of the Pay to Englifh Reformadoes; Petition of Scots 
referred, 10 May—A Committee to confider by what means 
thofe of Lord General’s Army may be fupported, 21. Several 
to be admitted to trail Pikes in Lerd General’s own Foot 
Company—Petition referred to the Committee for the Etta- 
bliihment ; Committee to prefent Names of thofe appointed 
to be entertained in his Army, 23. Lord General to be ac- 
quainted therewith, 28 Commiffioners of the Excife to be 

' defired to advance 1,000/. to be paid amongfi the Englifh and 
Scots—Order for their quitting the Town; Speaker to grant 
them a Pafs—Order that, upon Payment of the Money, they 
fhall be no longer entertained upon the Pay of the State, 
21 June——Order for paying 14 Scots Reformadoes, certified 
under a Lift, 20 July Petition of divers Scots making 

- Propofition for Payment of Money due to them, and of an 
Advance of 500/. to the State, referred to the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall, 24 O&amp;. 

Regalia, 1643, Order for delivering the Keys of the Treafury, 
where they are kept, to a Committee ; Queftion for breaking 
open the Door upon Refufal, Neg.2 June. Refolution for 
breaking it open ; a Committee to take an Inventory, 3. 

1644, a Committee to repair thither, and inform the 
Houfe what fuperfluous Plate is there, g Oct. 

Religion, 1643, Letters to be fent to the feveral Counties, in- 
viting them to rife for Prefervation of the Proteftant Religion, 
18 May. The Committee for Safety to prepare them, 24. 

Reftall, Mr. and others, 1643, commitied to Newgate; Bufi- 
nefs referred to the Committee for Examinations; Refiall 
examined ; Examinations and Proofs againft them to be trant- 
mitted to the King’s Bench; Parties to be remitted to their 
Trial there; Order for Reward to the Guards that brought 
him up, 20 Apr. 

Refion, Lieutenant, 1644, Order for paying his Arrears to his 
Widow, 5 Ap. 

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Reynolds, John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 
15 Aug. 

—_—— Robert, 1644, to have Sir Edward Hyde’s Chambers, 
Books, and Manuicripts, 26 O&amp;. 

Ribkins, Captain, 1643, to be permitted, with his Crew, to pafs 
to Denmark, 23 Aug. 

Ricaut, Sir Peter, 1643, Lord Admiral to be defired to vifit a 
Ship laden with Currans, and certify whether they belong to 
him, and to ftay them in the mean time, 18 Apr. -To be 
defired to continue the Reftraint, 22—Order for Sale of his 
Gold and Silver Thread, forfeited for Non-payment of Cuf- 
toms, 20 Eaft India Company not to pay Money due to 
him, 17 May A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
their Indemnity—Order for fequeftering his Eftate, and feizing 
Money and Plate in the Cuftody of the Duke of Tufcany’s 
Agent, 21 June. Order fer indemnifying him for delivering 
them into the Hands of the State, 22. A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for felling his Adventure in the Eaft India 
Company’s Hands, 1 July. Meflage'to Lords, defiring their 
Anfwer, 3, 8 &amp; 15—His Houfe to be made a Magazine, 25 

Order for Indemnity of his Creditors for Payment of 
Monies in their Hands, 1 Aug.—-Sequettrators impowered to 
compound with him, 8. 

1644, a Cominittee to call in his Debts affigned for 
Support of Sir William Waller, 9 May. 

Rich, Edwards, 1644, his Offer of a Loan of 100/- accepted ; 
Thanks thereupon; Order for his Security, 15 Apr. Oiter of 
150 /. more accepted, 16. 

Richards, Andrew, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Cuftomers, 16 June. 

Richardjon, Thomas, 1643, his Information concerning 8,000 
Men raifing in Flanders, defigned for England, to be fent to 
Lord Admiral, 8 Apr. His Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Obftrudiions in the Courts of Juftice, 28 May. 

Lady, 1643, Order for difpoting of her Plate and 
Money, and for reftoring her Jewels, &amp;c. 14 Apr. 

— Mrs. 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Trith Affairs, 27 July. ‘ 

Thomas, 1644, Petition read, and referred to the 

Committee at Haberdafhers Hail, 7 June. : 

— Judah, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 24 

Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 























July 
30 Sept. 

Richley, Colonel, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Gloucefter, 4 Mar. 

Richmond, Duke of, 1643, the Committee for Examinations to 
examine his Servants taken in the Road to Oxon—Order for 
committing them to Lord Petre’s Houfe in the mean time, 








8 July Order for raifing Money out, of his Piétures and 
Goods, 16 Jan.——For difpofing of Rents not yet difcovered, 
1 Mar. 





Duchefs of, 1644, Order from Lords for a Pafs to her, 
13 Sept. 

Richmond, Surrey, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants read, and re- 
ferred to Dr. Stanton, 12 July. 

Park, 1643, Ordinance for preferving the Deer and 

Woods, 18 Sept. 

Riddell, Sir Thomas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. 
Sir Thomas, junior, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. 
—— Sir William, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. Committed to the Tower, 13 Dec. ‘ 
Ridge, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, read, and agreed 
to, 7 Od. . 

Ridgeway, Captain William, 1644, Order for paying him 1002. 
towards his Arrears, 21 Dec. 

Rigby, Alexander, 1642, Order for delivering great 
him, 18 Mar. 

- 1644, for providing a convenient Houfe for him and his 

Family, 12 July. 

Colonel, 1644, Order for paying Money for which he is 
bound, for Powder and Match, 24 Sept. 

Riots. Vide Dartmouth, Lambeth, and Southwark. 

Rippon, Captain Metcalf, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. Committed to Southwark Compter, 13 Dec. 

Rifley, Peter, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Lrifh 
Affairs, 8 Sept. 

River, New, 1643, Commiffioners to pay Money in their Hands 
to Sir Thomas Middleton, 24 June. 

Rivers, Lord, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 30 
Sept. 

‘Cone of, 1643, Confideration of Monies to be paid her 

for Timber, referred to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 

19 Apr——Member to give Order for ftaying her Goods, 

6 May—Conference defired by Lords concerning her, agreed 

to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported— 

Order for delivering her Goods, 8. Queftion for redelivering | 

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them, Neg. 17 
her, 12 June. 

Rixdollars. Vide Hamburgh. 

Roberie, Join, 1643, to have Licence to go into Ireland, 14 
Apr. 

Roberts, Commiffary, 1643, to be fummoned to altend a Com- 
mittee, 27 May. 

Sir John, 1643, Order for his Indemnity for raifing a 

Troop to fupprefs the Infurreétion in Kent, and for reimburling 

him out of the Offenders Ettates, 4 Aug. 

~ Sir Walter, 1643, Letter and Examinations concerning 

his Infolencies ; Order for taking him into Cuftody till he give 

good Bail; Bail not to be prefented but between 10 and 12 

o’Clock, 15 Sept. 

1644, Order for his Difcharge, 5 Apr. 

Lord, 1643, to be recommended to Lord General for a 

Poft in the Army, 21 Mar. 

1644, Petition of Gentlemen of Devon and Cornwall, 
defiring he may have the Command in Chief of thofe Coun- 
ties, with Reafons annexed, read, 10 May Order appointing 
him Governor of Plymouth; Lord General to be moved for a 
Commiflion ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 7 Sept. 

Robinfon, Luke, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 
11 July. 

——— John, 1643. Vide Privileges—Order for Sale of his 
Oils, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 8 Nov. His Pe- 
tition referred to a Committee, 30 Order for refioring them, 
tS Dec. 

Sufan, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Captives, 21 Apr. 

David. Vide Mercer. 

+——- William, 1644, Motion for making him Clerk of the 
Peace for Cambridgefhire, to be confidered, 7 Aug. 

— Mr. 1644, Paper concerning his declining to be a Pref- 
byter, afier his Offer to be made one, referred to the Com- 
mittee for plundered Minifters, 19 Nov. 

Robfon, Mr- 1644, committed to London Houfe, 13 Dec. 

Roche, Abigail, 1643, to have Pafs to go into France, and return, 
26 June. 

—— David, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for Gloucefier, 12 Gct. 

Rochefter, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants; Preacher appointed, 
1 July Mayor, &amp;c. to return the Names of well-affected 
Minifters, 3 Nov. 

Rochford, Earl of, 1644, King’s Letter to the Earl of Newcafile 
concerning him, read twice; intercepted Letter from Lady 
d’Aubigny, mentioning a Pardon to, be procured for him, 
read—Refolution that he has adhered to the Enemies of the 
King and Parliament, 12 July. King’s Letter to be entered, 13 

Order for prefenting [Impeachment againfi him, 12 Aug. 

Rockingham Catile, 1643, Letter concerning the Government 
thereof, read; Lord Gray to be defired to continue the Go- 
vernor, and take care the neceflary Supplies be not withdrawn, 
23 Dec, Governor’s Letter, and other Papers, touching 
his being arrefted by Lord Gray’s Marthall, and fummoned by 
a Warrant from Lord General’s Advocate; Letter, Warrant, 
and former Order of the Houfe, read ; Bufinefs referred to the 
Committee for Leicefterfhire—Order for fiaying Proceedings 
by the Council of War, 16 Mar. 

Roe, Sir Thomas, 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Service 
of the Houfe, 15 Apr. Refpited, upon Report trom the 
Committee for abfent Members, 22 Jan. To have Liberty 
to be aflefied for his 2oth and 5th Part. 7 Feb. 

1644, to have Warrant to go to Bath, 9 July. 

Roehampton, 1644, Order concerning the Sale of a Brafs Statue 
and Horfe there, revoked, 4 Nov. Ordinance for difpofing of 
the Proceed thereof, read, 7. 

Rogers, Lady, 1643, Order for her Indemnity for paying Money, 
payable into the Court of Wards, to the Treaturer at Guild- 
hall, 18 Apr. 

-—— Mr. 1633, Motion for fummoning him to attend ; Member 
undertakes to give him Notice, 24 Aug. 

Rolle, Mr. 1644, Report concerning him; Refolution that he 
has been prejudiced by the feizing and detaining his Goods at 
the Cuftom Houfe ; Reparation to be made ; the Committee 
for the Navy to confider of fit Perfons to make it, 7 May. 
Their Report ; the Committee to prepare Ordinance for Re- 
paration out of the Efiates of the Sheriff and Caftomers, 
18. Impowered to compound with them, 28..——Ordinance 
paffed, 14 June Order for levying the Money by Dittrefs, 


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his Sufferings, and of relieving him out of fequeftered Eftates, 
20 Aug. 

—— Sir Samuel, 1644, to be admitted to fit, upon Report from 
the Committee for abfent Members, 1 Aug. 

Rolls, 1642, the Colleétor to colle&amp; the Rents, and pay them to 
the Treafurer at War, 23 Mar. 

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know what Monies are due upon the Office of Matier of the 

Rolls—Member to prepare Ordinance for fequeflering all the 

Rents and Profits thereof, 28 Mar. Meinber to prepare 

Ordinance for fettling the Matterthip of the Rolls upon Speak- 

er, 7 Nov. Ordinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 

rence fignified, 8—Lords to be moved that he may be fworn 

in the Prefence of both Houfes, 302 ——That he may take the 
Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, as well as that concern- 
ing the triennial Parliament; fworn, 16 Dee. His Com- 
mitlion and Warrant to the Commiiiioners of the Great Seal 
to pals it, fent to Lords, 10 Feb. Returned with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 20. 

Rone, Mr. 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Jones, 6 Sept. 

Rood, Edward, 1643, his Executors to pay Monies colle&amp;ed by 
him to the Receivers for Eilex and Suffolk, 5 O&amp;t. 

—— Margaret, 1644, Petition fpecially recommended to the 
Committee tor plundered Minitiers, 30 Sept. 

Rookes, Captain Robert, 1643, to give Security for his Return 
from Oxon, 27 Oct. 

Roper, Chrifiopher, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 
for [rifh Affairs, 14 June. 

—— Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his perfonal Eftate, 
19 June——For delivering his Timber at Woolwich for the 
Ute of the Navy, 12 Sept. 

Roje, William, 1643, Petition concerning Monies feized, which 
he was tranfporting into Scotland, referred to a Committee, 
30 May Report; Order for reftoring Part, and giving 
him the public Faith for Repayment of the reft, 3 June. Or- 
der to ftand; a Committee to accommodate Matters between 
Parties concerned, 1o——Order for public Faith to him for 
500 /. paid to the Treafurers at Guildhall, io July. Agreed to 
by Lords, 11. ~ 

—— Mr. 1644, a Committee to confider of his Loffes fu 
tained by the Garifon at Lyme, aud make him Satisfaction 
16 Dec. 

Rofeworm, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, Order touching his Pay 
as fuch, aad touching his Arrears as Captain, 4 Sept. 

Roffe, Serjeant Major, 1643, intercepted Letter irom him te 
Sir Hugh Cholmley, fent to Lords, 15 May. 

Rofjiter, Colonel, 1644, his Letter, 22 Nov. 

Rous, Sir John, 1643, Petition reterred to the Committee for 
Sequetirations, 7 Dec. 

Mr. 1643, «Aifembly to be confulted about permitting 











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Pfalms fet forth by him to be fung, 22 Nov.— Appointed 
Provoft of Eton; Member to prepare Ordinance for fettling 
him in the Office, 290 Jan.———Ordinance read twice, and 


agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 Keb. 
~ Colonel Arthur, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

—— Martin de, 1644, Petition concerning the Tyger of Rot- . 
terdam, referred to a Committee; Order for refioring his 
Goods, upon paying the Appraifement, 16 Sept. 

Rowcafile, Henry, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuttody, 19 Nov. 

Committed to Southwark Compter, 13 Dec. 

Rowe, ‘Thomas, 1643, Order for paying Money due to him to 
the Lieutenant Governor of Jerfey, 6 Nov. 

Sir H. 1643, Bufinels concerning feizing his Horfes referred 
to the Committee for Examinations, 1 June. 

Rowland, John, 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent ; Order for 
fequetiering his Efiate, 28 July. 

Rowles, William, 1643, voted unfit to inhabit in a Parliament 
Garijon, 3 Nov. 

Roxborough, Earl of, 1642, to have Warrant to come up from 
Oxon, 22 Mar. 

— 1643, voted an Incendiary, Refolution for fequettering 
his Eftate in England, 10 May. 

—— 1644, Paper from Scots Commiffioners concerning 
him, read, and referred to a Committee, 10 Juune—Members to 
acquaint them with the Votes concerning him, 12. 

Countets of, 1643, Speaker to grant a Pafs for con- | 
veying her Corpte into Scotland, and for the Attendants 
thereupon, 22 July. 

Reyden, Marmaduke, 1643, Order for feizing his Lands, Goods, 
Xc. for Money due upon Bonds for Cuftoms, 8 May—Petition 
of his Creditors, referred to the Cominittce for Sequetirations, 
20—Letter concerning a Ship laden with his Goods, referred 
to the Committee for the Navy, 25——- Order for Sale of them, 
16 June. 

Royston, Mr. 1644, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for print- 
ing a Book, intituled, His Majefty’s Declaration to all his 
loving Subjects, in Anfwer to a Declaration of the Lords 
and Commons upon the late Proceedings of the late Treaty, 
16 June. 

Ruby, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Mafter, &amp;c. 30 Mar. 
Another read, and referred to a Committece,9 May. Order 
for Payment of Money to them, 23. 

Rudd, Archdeacon, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
being active againft the Parliament, 19 Apr. 

Rudgeley, Colonel, 1643, Petition to be contidered, 3 Nov. M 

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—~--—- 1644, Order for allowing him 9792. in Recompence for 
his Service, fent to Lords, 10 June. Returned, with an 
Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 24. 

Rudyard, Sir Benjamin, 1643, to attend, and not depart with- 
ont Leave, 17 Apr. 

Rumours, falfe, 1643, a Committee to confider of an Order to 
prevent {preading them, 21 Apr. ; 

Rupert, Prince, 1642, Letter concerning his Advance with a 
great Force towards Aylefbury, 20 Mar.—Another concerning 
his nearer Approach, 22—Another concerning the Carriage 
of his Forces, read; Copies to be fent to Lords and Lord 
Mayor; Letter to be printed, 23. 

1643, his Warrant to the Conftable, &amp;c. of Cortenhall, 

to be printed, and fixed up in all public Places, 11 Nov. 

1644, Letters of Intelligence of his Motions, read, 13 
“May Letter concerning a total Rout of his Forces, and the 
Army fetting down before York, read, to be fent to Lords, 
and printed ; a Cominittee to prepare Letter of Thanks—Co- 
jonei Ruffell relates the State of the Parliament’s and Prince 
Rupert's Forces, and of the City of York and Counties there- 
abouts; thanked for his Service, 10 July. Letter of Thanks 
reported, read, and agreed to—Another Letter, with 49 Co- 
Jours, and the King’s Letter, with a Commiffion to the Earl 
of Neweafile to make Knights, delivered to the Meilenger 
who brought it, to be prefented to Lords; Order for a Ke- 
ward to him, 12. The Committee of both Kingdoms to give 
Order that the Motions of the Prince’s Army way be ob- 
ferved, 3 Aug. Letter concerning his being at Briftol, and 
expecting a Reinforcement, read; the fame Committee to fend 
Aniwer, g Sept. His Letter to Lord General, read, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 18 Nov. 

Rufhall Cafile, 1644, Order for delivering Arms and Ammuni- 
tion for Defence thereof, 5 Oét. 

Rujhworth, Myr. 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance appoint- 
ing him Curfitor ot Yorkfhire, 11 July. Ordinance read, and 
agreed to, 17. Sent to Lords, 24. 

1644, appointed Licencer of Pamphlets, 11 Apr. 

Rujjell, Mrs. 1643, Order permitting her to pafs with her Chil- 
dren, &amp;c. beyond Sea, 9. Revoked; Copy of Revocation to 
be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Matthew, 1643, to be fent to Lord General, to be put 

upon a Council of War; Order for his Commitment to New- 

gate in the mean time, 18 Dec. 

John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 22 Jan. 

——— Sir William, 1644, Order for Meeting of the Commit- 
tee for the Petition againft him, 20 Aug. 

Edward, 1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon there- 
of, reported ; Refolutions thereupon ; the Committee to agree 
with him according to them, 27 July. 

Rujia Company, 1644, to difcharge their prefent Governor, 
and chufe another, 1 June. 

Rute/pin, Arnold, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 
29 Aug. 

Rutherford, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 27 Dec. 
and to print his Sermon, 31 Jan. 

Rutland, County, 1643, a Committee to put Ordinances for 
Monies in Execution, 28 Sept. Committee added, 16 
Oct. Account of Monies, &amp;c. raifed upon Sequeftrations, 
to be delivered to them, 23 Dec. High Sheriff appointed— 
Letter concerning the Rout of the Belvoir Forces, read, 30 

Another Letter concerning a Second Rout of them, 12 

Jan—Committees Letter; Treafurer appuinted, 209. 

1644, Petition of Freeholders, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to a Committee; another Petition from the Committee, re- 
ferred, 24 June Information concerning the County, re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Ringdoms, 10 July 
Earl of Kent appointed Lord Lieutenant ; Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 24 Aug. Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 3 Sept. 
-——Ordinance for a Weekly Aflefiment for maintaining their 
Forces, read, and pafled, 8 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 9— 
Petition of Inhabitants, fent from Lords, to be confidered, 
18. 

Ruyter, Nicolas, 1644, Petition from Lords, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 16 O&amp;. 

Rye, 1643, Order fot Mayor to fearch Trunks, and feize pro- 
hibited Goods, 19 Aug. ; 
Ryley, Mr, 1643, to be difcharged of Monies affeffed upon him, 

8 Sept. 

—— Theophilus, 1643, Difcovery of a Defign carried on by 
him, Colonel Reade, Sir Bafil Brooke, Mr. Violett, and others, 
concerning Letters, a Petition and Propofition touching Ac- 
commodations, &amp;c. reported ; their Examinations, and other 
Papers, read; Refolution thereupon; Members thanked for 
their Diligence in making this Difcovery ; further Examina- 
tion referred to a Committee ; Conference defired with Lords, 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held ; Order for 
his Commitment to the Tower, 6 Jan. Further Examina- 
tions of Sir Bafil Brooke, read; Lords Committees to be ac- 
guainted therewith, $8. Order tor printing and publifhing 

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what was delivered to the Common Hall, with the Commit- 
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AB BAT H-breaking, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordi- 
~ nance for Prevention thereof, 11 Dec. 

Sabran, Monfieur, French Refident, 1644, his Letter commu- 
nicated by Lords, read ; a Committee of both Houfes to con- 
fider of his Reception, 7 Aug.—Meflage from Lords, defiring 
they may meet, 9,10 &amp; 12. Day appointed for receiving 
him, 14—His Servant to have Pais to go to the King, 2 
Refident to have Warrant, upon Requeft, to go himfelf, 6 
Sept.—His Memorial touching free Commerce, referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 16 Another upon the fame 
Subject, and concerning Reparation of Lofies fultained by the 
French, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 6 Nov. 

Speaker to acquaint the Houfe with Letters received trom 
him, 2 Dec. Letter defiring Audience, read, and fent to 
Lords, with Defire they would refer it to a Committee, 3— 
Auvother from Lords, to the fame Purport, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 4. Order for their Meeting, 5. Manner of receiv- 
ing him reported; Day appointed; Agent to be acquainted 
therewith, 9. 

Sabridgeworth, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, 
_ and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 2$ 
Mar. 

Sackvill, Sir John, 1643, to remain a Prifoner in the Fleet, 14 
Aug, 

Sadler, Thomas, 1643, to be exchanged for Captain Arthur, 2 
Aug.—-7 Oct. ij 

— Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to pafs into Geneva, 18 
Apr. 

Salisbury, 1644, Colonel Middleton’s Letter, informing of Copes 
and Church Plate feized in the Church; Order fof bringing 
them in—The Plate and Pulpit Cloth to be reftored, after 
having defaced the fuperttitious Reprefentations; Copes, &amp;e." 
to be returned to Sir William Waller, and fold, 7 Aug. 

Salle, Peter de la, 1643, Sherifis to admit no Superfedeas to a 
Writ of Ne exeat regnum, 21 June——His Petition againift 
Pickcring, 14 Sept. Vide Pickering. 

Salloway, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 27 Sept. 
and to print his Sermon, 25 Oct. 

Sa/op, County. Vide Chefier, County, 1642—Ordinance of 
Afleciation, read, and agreed to, 24 Mar. 

—— 1643, ient to Lords, 10 Apr.——A Committee to con- 
filer of Obfiructions in bringing in Subfcription Monies, 15 
May. All that come to have Voices, 20 Ordinance con- 
cernipg the County, agreed to by Lords, 21 June Letter 
relating the State thereof, and of Sir Thoinas Middieton’s 
Forces ; Order for their Relief, 17 Oct——High Sheriff ap- 
pointed, g0 Dec—Membcer to prepare Ordinance for raifing 
Monies and Forces, g Feb. Ordinance read, 15. 

—— 1044, committed, 6 May Reported, and to be ingrofi- 
ed, 1 June— Order for paying Money, that fhall be difcove:ed, 
for the Service of the County, 28. 

Salt, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Saltash, 1644, Letters concerning the taking it, read, 2 Aug. 

14 O&amp;t. 

Salter, Triftram, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 8 May. 

Saltern, Lord, 1643, to be difcharged, and delivered to the Scots 
Comumiflioners, 29 Feb. ‘ 

Saltheath, 1643, Letter relating the Fight between the Two 
Armies there ; a Committee to prepare Aniwer, 25 Mar. 

Saltmarfhe, Mr. 1643, examined concerning a Letter from Sir 
Thomas Gower to him, and concerning Propofitions touching 
the King and Parliament; ordered into Cuftody, 16 Aug. 

Saltpetre, 1643, Ordinance for furnilhing the State therewith, 
read, and re-committed, 29 Apr. Read again, and agreed 
to, 22 May. Sent to Lords, 29 Houle put them in mind 
thereof; Conference defired by them thereupon, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed; Conference held, 3 June. Free Con- 

ference defired with Lords, and agreed to; Reporters appoint- 

ed; free Conference held, and reported; Houle adhere to the 

Ordinance as fent up, 5. Another Conference defired by 

Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 7. 

Meflage to Lords, defiring them to difpatch the Ordi- 

nance, 30 Sept. 5 &amp; 11 Oct. Clerk to fearch for it, 16 

Ordinance for digging for and making of Saltpetre, read, 
23 Dee. Read a Second time, and re-committed ; Com- 
mittees added, 13 Jan. Reported, and re-committed, 15 
Mar. Pafied, 109. 

——~——— 1644, returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, 3-Apr. ' 
Ordinanee concerning Saltpetre, fent to Lords, 14 O&amp;.—A 
Committee to prepare Ordiuance for laying 1,000/. per Men- 
fem upon the Exciie for Six Months; for paying for Englith 

Saltpetre, 











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Saltpetre, and carrying on that Work, 21 O&amp;. Ordinance 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 
Nov. 

Salvietti, Segnor Amerigo, 1643, Order for his Indemnity for 
delivering Sir Peter Ricaut’s Money and Plate for the Service 
of the State, 22 June—To be detfired to deliver up a Box of 
his, 23. His Anfwer reported, 24. : 

Salwey, Jobn, 1643, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 26 
Jan. 





Humphry, 1644, Ordinance appointing him King’s Re- 
membrancer in the Exchequer, read twice, and paffed, 3 
Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Sambourn, Richard, 1644, Order for delivering him his Prize 
Goods, upon paying ready Money according to Appraifement, 
24 June. 

Samford, Sir William, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 
28 Sept. ; 
Sir Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Sampfon, a Ship, 1643, to be fent to the Earl of Warwick ; 
Lading to be fold; Part of the Proceed to be afligned to the 
Ship’s Company, 14 Sept. Order for reftoring the Goods 
and Wages to the Matter and Crew, 7 Oct. 

Samuel, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Owners read, and referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 8 May. 

Sandcourt, Earl of, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 
14 June. 

Sanderfon, William, 1643, to be fent fot, as a Delinquent, 24 








May Report concerning him; Order for bailing him, 7 
June. 
— James, 1643, Petition, 19 May. Vide Finlay. 
-— Captain, 1043, impowered to raife 300 Soldiers, 27 
June. 


Dr. Robert, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the 
Affembly, 23 Od. 

Colonel, 1644, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 
agreed to by Lords, 14 Nov. 

Sandon, Mr. 1644, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall, for a Compofition for his Delinquency, 23 Dec. 

Sandown and Sandgate Cafiles, 1644, Order touching the Re- 
pairs of them, 23 May. 

Sandwich, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants againft the Town Clerk ; 
Order for eleGiing a new one, 10 May—Petition of Mayor, 
&amp;e. concerning fortifying the Town, referred to Lord Ad- 
miral and Deputy Lieutenants of Kent, 16 Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 13 July——French and Dutch there to have 
Warrant to pals beyond Sea, 31 Aug. Order concerning 
making a Comptroller of the Cuftoms there, referred to the 
Committee for the Revenue, 5 Feb. 

— 1644, Mayor's Letter concerning the taking a Dun- 
kirk Ship that had taken feveral of the State’s Ships, referred 
to the Committee for the Navy, 24 June. 

Sandy, Walter, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for the 
Navy, 9 O&amp;t. 

Sandys, Sir George, 1643, the Committee for Prifoners to ftate 
Evidence againft him, 23 Aug. Report ; Order for fequetf- 
tering his Efiate, 28 Sept. A Committee impowered to 
pawn it, 5 Oct. To receive the Rents, and fell the Goods, 
Stock, &amp;c. 19 Order for applying his Eftate to the Benefit 
of Plymouth, 30. 

—— 1644, Report concerning him, referred to the Committee 
for Plymouth, 23 Oét. 

William, 1643, Refolution for accufing him of High Trea- 

fon, for levying War againft the King and Parliament; a 

Committee to receive Informations, and prepare Articles, 8 

Mar. 

Colonel, 1644, Lord Fairfax’s Letter, defiring Horfe Arms 
for his Regiment; Order for fending him Swords and Pittols, 
15 June. 

Santon, Chriftian Paul, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, 
&amp;c. to pals beyond Sea,g Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revoca- 
tion to be fent to the Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Sarcenetls, 1643- Vide Supply. 

Sattins, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Savage, Mary, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Captives, 21 Apr. 

Savary, Robert, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for his 
Difcharge from further Attendance, 30 May. 

Savile, Captain Thomas, 1643, Petition {pecially recommended 
to the Earl of Manchefter, 6 Nov. A Committee to take 
care his Troop be paid, 6 Dec. 

~—— Sir George, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
beftowing the Wardthip of his Heir upon the Earl of Whar- 
ton, 11 June. Ordinance read, 12. 

Sir John, 1644, Order for advancing him a Month’s Pay, 
upon Account, 28 Sept.—For paying his Arrears out of an 
Efiate to be difcovered by him, g Oct. 

Savoy, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and agreed 
tu, 30 Sept. 





























—— 1644, Motion for appointing a Mafter, to be confidered, 
10 Apr. Report concerning it; Profits and Arrears to be 
paid to the prefent Minifter; late Minifter’s Goods to be left 
for his Ufe, 4 Nov. Order feut to Lords, 9. “Agreed to by 
them, 11. 

Sawyer, John, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
abuiing the Collectors of the Weekly Affeffinents, 1 Apr. 
Order for his Difcharge, 12. 

Sayer, Sir George, 1643, to have Pafs to tranfport Horfes to 
the Queen of Bohemia, 5 Apr. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1643, Sir William Waller’s Letter 
concerning him, the Committee for Examinations to examine 
him, and take care he be put under Refiraint, 18 July. 

Scarborough, 1643, Letter about regainjng it, by Captain Bu- 
fhell; Lord General to be defired to appoint him Governor, 
3 Apr.—Part of another Letter concerning it, to be printed, 
4 Letter, relating that the Town was befieged, 12 
Mar. 


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— 1644, the Committee of both Ringdoms to require 
the Governor to deliver up the Caftle, or to expect no Mercy, 
3 Ott. 

Scawen, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 23 Sept. 
To be injoined to pay Monies, Part of the hing’s Revenue, 
in his Hands, and account upon Oath beiore a Baron of the 
Exchequer, within Eight Days, 11 Dec. 

Schoolmajters, malignant, 1643, the Committee for plundered 
Minifiers to inquire after them, 18 Oct. 

Scoffer, Mr. Vide Coleman. 

Scofield, Captain, 1643, Petition read, 12 Mar. Vide Carne. 

Scotland, 1642, ingrotled Treaty of Peace between England and 
Scotland prefented, and to be kept as a Record, 20 Mar.—— 
Member to prepare Ordinance for paying 4,000]. Part of the 
Brotherly Affitiance, 23. 

1643, Ordinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence figuified, 25 Mar.-----A Committee to confider of 
Agents tu be fent into Scotland, and of Lnfiruétions tor them, 
7 Apr.——Conference to be defired with Lords concerning 
fending Committees of both Houles,1 May. Detired, and 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 2, Lords 
to be defired to fpeed their Anfwer, 5 &amp; 9. Another Confer- 
ence to be defired concerning them, 16,19, &amp; 20. Defired 
and agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 22. 
Houfe put Lords in mind of naming Committees; Commitf- 
fioners appointed ; a Committee to prepare Inftructions for 
them, 30 ——Meflage to Lords, defiring them to fend for 
their Commiflioner, agreed to, 3 June—Meflage to be fent 
to Lords, to acquaint them, that the Houfe is inclined to name 
Two Commiflioners more, 9. _ Conference defired thereupon, 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 10. Houte 
put Lords in mind thereof, 16. Commiflioners added, 17— 
A Committce to prepare Letter to be fent to fatisfy the Aflem- 
bly, in cafe the Commiffioners cannot be there timely enough ; 
Letter read, and agreed to; Letter of Evidence to the Mef- 
fenger, read, and agreed to, 12. Lords Concurrence to both 
fignified, 27—A Committee to prepare Reafous for a Con- 
ference concerning fending Commitlioners, 26— Declaration 
to be fent thither, agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment ; 
Amendment agreed to, 27 Meflenger’s Report; ‘Iwo 
Declarations pretented, and to be communicated to Lords at a 
Conference, 27 July—A Committee to receive Propofitions 
from thence, and prepare additional Inftructions for the Com- 
mittee, 31 Propofitions read, and referred, 2 Aug. An- 
{wer reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4. Signified, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 5 Declaration from the Commiffioners of the General 
Affembly of the Kirk, 27 July Order for the Affembly, 
by Letter, to acknowledge the pious and good Expreflions of 
the Kirk to this Church and State, 2 Aug. They defire a 
Copy of the Paper; Member fent to fetch it from Lords 
Clerk ; Order to be altered according to the Title thereof, 3. 
Their Letter read, and approved, 5——Bufinefs of the Treaty 

, with the Scots, concerning their Forces in Ireland, to be re- 
ported, 9 May. -Lords to be moved to appoint a Meflenger 
to prefent the Treaty to the King, for his Signature; Treaty 
and Earl of Lindfey’s Propofition to be communicated to 
Lords at a Conference; a Committee to prepare Relolutions 
upon the Propofition, as Heads, 1o—Refolution for paying 
30,000 |. Part of their Arrears, out of Sequeftration Monies, 
13—Paper from Scots Commiflioners, concerning the Army, 
vead; Member to prepare Anfwer, 20. Anfwer read, and 
agreed to; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, 22. Anfwer returned 
from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments difagreed to; 
Conference to be defired thereupon ; a Committee to prepare 
Reafons, 24. Conference detired, agreed to, and held; 
Lords Concurrence to the Anfwer fignified, 25 Report of 
Arrears due; a Committee to confider of Propofitions for 
foeedy raifing 30,000 |. 17 June—Another Committee to con- 
fider of fome Courle for paying 6,771. 15s. 7d. due for 

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Arms lent by them for Ireland, ig—Order for Repayment of 
Merchants that undertake to fend Money beyond Sea for their 
Army, 22—Ordinance for paying 20,000 /. out of Sequeftra- 
tion Monies, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 29 Auditor to go into Scotland to audit the Ac- 
counts of their Army in Ireland, 17 July———Letter concern- 
ing the Accounts, and the Commillioners Proceedings in 
Scotland, referring to the further Relation of Mr. Hatcher; 
Order for prefenting his Papers, and reporting the whole Bu- 
finefs, aSept. Papers and Refults prefented, and read; Re- 
folution for joining the public Faith of this Kingdom with 
the public Faith of Scotland, for raifing 200,000/.12. Pa- 
pers referred toa Committee, 18. Report to be refumed, 19. 





Refolution touching a Ceffation in Ireland; Letters to be writ- 


ten by Lords Juftices, &amp;c. exprefling the Reafons againft it; 
Refolution for paying 30,000/. more towards the Arrears of 
the Scots Army, and for providing 10,000 Cloths for them, 20. 
Reafons againtt a Ceffation, read, and agreed to ; Conference 
defired thereupon, and concerning the Army, agreed to ; Mana- 
gers appointed ; Conference held, 29 Order for Officers, &amp;c. 
to take the Covenant, 16 Oct. Letters concerning them read ; 
Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 26 Other Letters read, and to be 
confidered, 11 Dec.—Difpatch concerning them read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 12. Order for making Report, 18. 
Report concerning Supplies of Money, and other Neceffaries 
—Britifh and Scots Forces to be under One Commander 
in Chief; feveral Refults concerning their Demands, agreed 
to, 22 Refolution for defiring the Scots to fend in Affitt- 
ance for the Maintenance of the Religion and Liberties of this 
Ringdom ; Conference to be defired with Lords concerning no- 
minating a Committee to go into Scotland ; aCommittee to pre- 
pare Infiructions for them, 5 July. Conference defired by Lords 
concerning Direétions for Lord Gray’s going, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, and reported ; his per- 
fonal Attendance upon his Command difpenfed with, 6. Lords 
appoint another Committee, 11. Ordinance for conttituting 
the Committees, read, and agreed to; Inftructions for them 
reported, and to be confidered, 12. Conference defired con- 
cerning the Ordinance and [nftructions, agreed to; Managers 
appointed; Conference held; Lord Mayor to be defired to 
name Two fit Perfons to be fent with them, 13. Letters and 
Inftructions fent to Lords; Conference defired by them there- 
upon, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
to be reported, 15. Reported; Lords Amendments to the 
Ordinance, and One of the Letters, agreed to; Day ap- 
pointed for their going; Declaration that the Houfe will 
defray their Expences; Names to be inferted in the Commif- 
fion, in the room of others formerly appointed. One Amend- 
ment to the Inftructions difagreed to, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17. Amendment agreed to, with Amendments; ad- 
ditional Infiructions read, and agreed to; Conference defired 
concerning the Commiffioners and Inftructions, agreed to; 
Managers appointed; Conference held—The Committee for 
the Navy to appoint Three Ketches to attend them, 18. In- 
ftruétions agreed to by Lords; Meflage from Lords concern- 
ing Two of their Committees that cannot go; Day appointed 
for Committees of the Houfe to go, ig——Committees Letter 
concerning their good Acceptation, 23 Aug.—Another, with 
a Covenant, and other Papers, read, 26. Vide Covenant— 
Papers from Scotland read, and to be communicated to Lords 
—A Committee to prepare Letter to the Afflembly of Divines, 

7 Commiffioners Letters, with Papers incloted, referred 
toa Committee; their Proceedings approved, 16 Sept—A 
Committee to provide a House for Scots Commiflioners coming 
from Scotland, 4. Another Committee to treat with the 
Owner concerning their Accommodation, 23—A Committee 
of both Houfes to receive their Propofitions, 9g. Report, that 
they defire the Houfe to print certain Declarations and Let- 
ters; Order for printing them, 13. The Committee to treat 
with them concerning further Inftructions to the Commiffion- 
ers in Scotland, 18—Order touching Ships for Defence of the 
Scots Coafts, 21—Conference defired with Lords concerning 
the Affairs of Scotland, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 
ference held, 23 Another Conference detired by them 
concerning Scots Propofitions, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conterence held, and reported; Lords Amendments read, 
and agreed to; Refolution for a ftanding Committee of the 
Eftates in Scotland to refide here, 5 O&amp;.—Order for afligning 
40,0001. out of the Sequettration Monies—The Committee 
for raifing Monies for them to confider all Matters conducive 
thereto, and to prefent Names of Perfons they think fit to 
Jend within the Bills, 12—Ordinance for Repayment of Mo- 
nies advanced for {peedy bringing in our Brethren of Scotland 
for Affiftance in the prefent War, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 16—A Committee to treat with 
the Divines from thence concerning a Form of Church Go- 
vernment,17. Vide Church Government—Committees Letter 
a State of Affairs there; Copies of Votes con- 

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cerning Berwick, &amp;c. to be fent to them, 23—Two Com- 
miffioners, in the Abfence of the reft, impowered to ad— 
Letter and Papers from the Committee read; a Committee 
to prepare further Inftructions for them—Conference de- 
fired with Lords concerning the State of Affairs in Scotland, 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held—Ordinance 
for raifing 66,668 /. 13s. 4d. for the Scots, read, and agreed 
to; a Committee to apportion the Rates upon each County, 
City, &amp;.; their Report; Claufe to be added, 26.. Ordi- 
nance returned from Lords, with a Provifo touching affefling 
Members of either Houle, and a Title; Provifo and Title 
agreed to—Order for accepting Bills of Exchange from the 
Commniflioners, 27 Commifiioners appointed by Lords, 1 
&amp; 2 Nov. Names to be inferted in the Firft Inftru€tions to 
the Virft Commiffioners, agreed to by Lords, 2—Letters and 
Papers from thence; Conference detired thereupon, agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 22 Other 
Letters and Papers, Articles of the Treaty, read, and agreed 
to, 9 Dec. Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Jan. 
Conference to be defired with Lords concerning Letters and 
Papers from the Commiffioners; Managers appointed; 13 
Dec.—Their Letter touching Ships to be fent to the North- 
ern Coafis, referred to Lord Admiral, 25 Information 
that the Scots were come; Order for 100/. to the Messenger} 
Commiffioners Letter, and other Papers, read—Declaration 
of the Two Kingdoms, read twice, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired; Blanks for the Time filled up; 
Queftion for aménding a Part touching the Lrifh Rebels, Neg. ; 
the Committee for Scots Affairs to confider of a Houle and 
Furniture for the Commiffioners, and of the Reception of 
them; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, 29 Jan.—Ordinance for accom- 
modating them in Winchefter House, agreed to by Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to—Declaration 
agreed to by them, and to be printed; a Committee of both 
Houtes to difperfe it, 302-——Order for printing 4,000 of them, 
to be difperfed by Members, 5 Feb. Meflage to Lords con- 
cerning the Order for printing them, 12. Vide Ufbands—A 
Committee to meet a Committee of a proportionable Number 
of Lords, to receive what the Commiffioners have to commu- 
nicate, 3 Feb.—Order for their Meeting—Two Papers from 
them, fent from Lords, to be confidered; Clerk to take Co- 
pies, and re-deliver the Originals to the Clerk of Lords Houfe, 
5—Their Letter, with a Paper inclofed, read, and fent to 
Lords, with Defire they may be returned, o—A Pew in St. 
Martin’s Church to be tet apart for them; a Perfon to know 
of them every Sunday what Church they will go to, and pre- 
pare a good Accommodation accordingly, 14——-A Commit- 
tee to confider of an Antwer to a Paper from the Scots Com- . 
miffioners, 26. Report concerning fuch as claim the Be- 
nefit of the Declaration of both Kingdoms, to be communi- 
cated to them, 27 Meflage from Lords, acquainting the 
Houfe they had received Letters from them, and that the 
Earl of Warwick intends to fend Ships to guard the Coatts, 
2 Mar.—Secretary to. the Committee with the Scots Commit- 
fioners appointed, 6—Conference defired by Lords concerning 
the Scots Affairs, agreed to; Keporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported—Additional Inftruciions to the Committee 
with the Scots Army, touching receiving the Arrears of Pa- 
pifts Eftates, 7—Letter concerning the Scots Advance over 
the Tyne, and their being at Durham and Sunderland, 12 &amp; 
19—l'he Committee at Goldimiths Hall to provide Necef- 
faries for them, 12—Order for fending them Butter and Corn, 


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—— 1644, Letter and Information concerning the State of 


the Scots Army, and their Proceedings—The Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall to provide Neceffaries for them—Another 
Committee to confider of fome Courfe for inlarging their 
Quarters Lord Admiral to be moved for a Convoy for 
Provifions to be fent down, 2 Apr.—Other Letters and Pa- 
pers concerning Supplies for the Army, to be confidered, 4. 
Report concerning it; Refolution for an Ordinance for raifing 
66,666 /. 6s. 8d—Scots Commiflioners Paper to be con- 
fidered, 10—Letter from the Committee with the Army, re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 15—Letter concern- 
ing the Proceedings of the Army, and their joining Lord 
Fairfax—The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to prepare a 
Letter to the General and Committee, and an Anfwer to their 
Demands, and to confider of Means for raifing a convenient 
Sum to be fent forthwith, 27 Letters read, and agreed 
to, 2 May. Lords Concurrence fignified, 3. Blanks to be 
filled up, 6 Extract of Letters, and Copy of a Letter from 
the Peers at Oxon to the Eftates of Scotland, concerning 
their Entry into England, read; Extract re-delivered to Mem- 
ber who prefented it, 30 Apr.~——Order for employing what 
Arrears can be got in of 100,000/. promifed to be lent by 
the City for Relief of the Scots Army, 3 May—The Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall to fend Money to the Englifh Com- 
miffioners towards defraying their Expences~Another Com- 

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thittee to pay 1,500 7. to the Committee for Scots Affairs, 6— 
A Committee to prepare Letter to the Scots Parliament, to 
acquaint them with a Narrative of Matters pafled, 16. Let- 

ter read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25— 

Order touching providing Neceffaries for the Army, 17 

The Committee fur the Navy to grant Paffes for Ships de- 

figned for Scotland, 8 June—Refolution for inviting the 

Forces raifed there to come in to our Aflifiance, agreed to by 

Lords; the Committee of both Kingdoms to acquaint the 

Kingdom of Scotland with the Vote, 22-- Order againtt 

diverting the Sequeftration Monies till 30,0002. affigned to the 

Scots, be fatisfied; the Committee at Goldimiths Hall to ule 

their beft Endeavours for raifing the Money, 8 July—Refo- 

lution for fending down a Month’s Pay ; a Committee to con- 
fider of raifing it—A Committee to provide convenient Lodg- 
ings for a Commitlioner coming from Scotland, 10—Propofi- 
tions concerning the Army; Information that they want 

Cloaths, Shoes, &amp;c. 27. A Committee to confider of pro- 

viding them, and of raifing Money, 297—-—-Committees Let- 

ier concerning Provifions to be made for them, referred to the 

Committee at Goldimiths Hall, 23 Aug. Additional Com- 

miflioner to refide with the Army appointed; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 4 Sept.—-Order for fending down Ammu- 
nition; a Committee to confider upon what Conditions they 
are to be furnifhed, 10. Care thereof recommended to the 

Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 11. Six Scots Papers to be 

confidered, 10. Read, and referred to a Committee; other 

Papers referred, 13 Report; Refolution for apportioning 

the Sums to be Monthly affeffed upon the Northern Counties, 

for Maintenance of the Scots Army—Previous Queftion that 

the Charge fhall be borne by the whole Kingdom, Neg. 11 

O&amp;.——The Committee to furceafe tiil further Order, 1 Nov. 

Order for fending down Powder, 16 Sept. All Par- 

ticulars from the Scots Commiflioners to be referred to the 

Committee of both Houfes, appointed to treat with them, 17 

Oct. Lords Concurrence figuitied, 24. Committee added, 

25—Scots Commiffioners Papers concerning a Guard for the 

Coafis; the Committee for the Navy to prepare Anfwer, 29 

Ordinance for 66,666/. &amp;c. for the Scots, to be read, 

14 Nov. Read, and pailed, 23. Sent to Lords, 25 Re- 

turned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 3 Dec. 

The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of bring- 
ing the Army Southward, 19 Nov. Order for it, agreed to 
by Lords, 26 Scots Commiffioners Propofitions touching 
the afcertaining the Payment of their Army, with the Anfwer 
of the Committee of both Kingdoms, and the Commiffioners 
Reply, reported; Refolution touching mufiering them— 
Touching an Account of Money, &amp;e. furnifhed for their Ute, 
from the Time of their coming into England, to goth No- 
vember laft, 7 Dec. Report to be further confidered, 7 &amp; 
13. Propofition for alcertaining 31,0002, to the Army, re- 
committed; the Committee to confer with the Scots Com- 
mitlioners and the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall— Refolution 
for paying 3,000/, Monthly out of the Excife of the Northern 
Counties, exeept as excepted, 13. Refolution for raifing 
21,000 /. Monthly by an Affefiment upon the Counties under 
the Parliament, 16. Defire of the Committee of both King- 
doms for an Anfwer, reported ; the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall to confider how 7,000 /. Monthly may be raifed on Coals, 
and, upon Deficiency thereof, to confider how it may be 
raised elsewhere; and to confider of a Ground of Credit for 
raifing 20,000 /, to bring them Southward ; the Committee of 
both Kingdoms to treat with the Commiffioners thereupon, 21. 

Scots Reformadoes. Vide Reformadoes. 

Scott, Sir Edward, and Edward, 1643, Petition {pecially recom- 
mended to the Committee for Obftructions in Courts of Jui- 
tice, 3 Nov. 

—— Mr. 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfe, 12 June. 

~-~—— Serjeant Major, 1643, a Committee to confider of a Re- 
compence for his Services, 30 Dec. Another Committee 
to confider the Bufinefs concerning him, 16 Jan. 

~—— Captain Edward, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. Committed to Winchefter Houfe, 13, Dec. 

—— Mr. Alderman, of York, 1644, to be fent for, as a De- 
linquent, 10 Dec. Vide Jagues, Sir Roger. 

Scrivener, Mr. 1643, to be comuiitted to a fafe Place, 14 
June. 

Scotton, Mofes. Vide Whinnell. 

Scroope, Adrian, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being 
a Defaulter upon all Services, 22 Mar. 

Sir Jervois, 1643, to be committed to fuch Prifon as 
Speaker fhall make his Warrant for, 23 Sept. 

Scrubbing, Henry, 1643, to be feut for, as a Delinquent, for 
refuling to ferve, after receiving Preft-money, 25 Mar. 

Scruggs, William, 1649, Petition read, and referred toa Commit- 
tee; Order for ttaying the Horfes in the mean time, 10 Apr. 

Scudamore, Henry, 1643. Order for difcharging him, upon 
taking the )roteftation, 11 Apr. 

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— Mr. 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 

liament, 8 May. 

Lord, 1643, ordered into Cuftody; a Committee to 

treat with him upon his Ranfom, 16 May—Order for felling 

his Goods, 29. 

— James, 1644, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Scuddar, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 25 Sept.——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 30 Oct. 

Scahorfe, a Ship, 1643, Petition of Owners referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 11 May. 

Seale, Peter, 1643, to be fent for in Cuftody, for declaring his 
Inclination to deliver up Southampton to Prince Rupert, 
13 Apr.——His Petition read; Examination of the Bufinets 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 2 May—Not to 
be difcharged till further Order, 12. 

Seaman, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 28 Aug. 
to print his Sermon, 25 Sept. 

Searchers, 1643, Order for paying Monies feized by them to 
the Treafurers at Guildhall, 3 Apr. Their Petition con- 
cerning difpofing of the Places of Under-Searchers: read, 
and referred to the Committee for Cuftoms, 15 May. 

Searle, George, 1643, to attend the Service of the Houfe 
within Ten Days, upon Pain of forfeiting 2007. 9 May. 

Seaton, Dr. 1644, Serjeant to attach him, 5 June. 

Sedgwick, Obadiah, defired to preach, 9 June 1643 3 Apr. 
——18 O&amp;. 1644——Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 15 
June 1643 9 Apr. 22 Oct. 1644. 

Jobn, 1643, Meflage from Lords, defiring he may be 
added to the Aflembly, 22 Sept. 

Sedley, Sir John, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Obftruétions in Courts of Juftice ; Boxe to be fent 
for, as a Delinquent, 10 July. Vide Bove. 

Selden, Mr. 1643, Order appointing him Clerk of the Records 
in the Tower, 27 O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 31. 

Self-denying Ordinance. Vide Members. 

Selua, Jofhua de, 1643, Paper from Lords, concerning the Cafe 
between him and ‘Iwo Englifh Merchants, 27 July. 

Selwyn, Sir Nicholas, 1643, to have Warrant to pats to Oxon, 
20 Apr. é 

Senior, Jobn, 1643, &amp; 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Seppens, Captain Thomas, 1644, Petition, defiring Mercy, read ; 
Council of War to {pecify the {pecial Cafe of his Condemna- 
tion; Order for reprieving him in the mean time Order 
from Lords concerning his Reprieve, 12 Oét. Certificate 
of the Commiflioners for martial Law, concerning the Sentence 
againft him, read; Execution thereof to be refpited, 7 Nov. 

Sequeftrations. Vide Delinquents. 

Serjeant, 1643, a Committee to confider his Demeanonr in re- 
{pect to the Efcapes of Prifoners, 10 June Sent for Mem- 
bers gone from the [loufe without Leave, 15 Aug. To 
give Account to a Committee what Bail has been taken, 
5 O&amp;. Takes the Covenant, 1 Nov. 

Serrott, John, 1644, Order for refioring his Barks, with the 
Equipage, 7 Aug. 

Servants, 1644, Report concerning an Excife to be fet upon 
their Wages, difagreed to, 12 Aug. 

Sewers, 1644, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to grant Com- 
miflions for the Counties within the Power of the Parliament; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21 Aug.—Ordinance from 
Lords concerning the Commiflioners, read, agreed to, and to 
be printed, 26. 

Shadwell, Thomas, 1644, Order for conftituting him Clerk for 
making the Writs of Diem claufitextremum, 25 Apr. Agreed 
to by Lords, 30. 

Shallaker, William. Vide Fitchett. 

Shamfield, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 O&amp;. 
Defired, 20. Metlage from them, defiring Proofs may be 
fent up, 25. 

Shapcott, Thomas, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon the 
Difcharge of Captain Keckwith, 20 June For exchanging 
him for Mr. Freeman, 27 July. 

Sharpe, William, 1643, to be brought up in fafe Cufiody, to 
aniwer Matters objected againft him, 3 July. 

Sharper, Captain Thomas, 1644, to be {ent up in fafe Cuttody, 
19 Nov. 

Sheep, Lambs, &amp;c. 1644, the Committee for Excife to confider 
the Abufe of taking Excife twice for thofe bought for Store, 
6 Dec. 

Sheeres, Mrs. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for refufing 
to pay the Weekiy Affeflments, 10 May. Her Petition re- 
ferred to the. Committee for Affeffments in Wefimintier, 
12. 








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William, 1643, to be removed from Newgate to Col- 
chefter Gaol, 10 June. 

Sheering, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, 
agreed to, 30 Dec. ‘ 

. Sheffield, 


read, and 





INDEX ¢éo the 


Sheffield, Lord, 1643, Letter concerning his Eftate being feized 
by the King’s Forces, communicated by Lords, 1 June. His 
Cafe recommended by them; Order for allowing him 10/. per 
Week out of Sequeftration Monies, 3. Treafurers to pay it, 20. 

1644, his Petition from Lords, defiring it may be paid, 

to be read, 27 Apr.——They put Houle in mind thereof ; 

Petition read; Refolution for lending him 1504. to be deducted 

out of his Arrears, 1 July. 

George, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. de la Marche, 
19 Sept. 

Shelley, "Sale 1643, Order for fequeftering her Eftate, 4 Sept. 

For paying Monies belonging to her to Sir Thomas Mid- 

dleton, 11 Mar. 

1644, Bufiness concerning her Money reported, and re- 

committed, 3 May. Reported from Re commitment; Order 

for paying more Money to Sir Thomas Middleton—For 
indemnifying the Perfons that pay it~-For reimburfing the 

Money to Perfons to whom it thall appear to be due, if it 

proves not to belong to the State; Ordinance to be prepared 

for that purpofe, 8. 

Enfign Richard, 1643, to give Security for his Return 
from Oxon, 27 O@. 

aa 9 ing Lieutenant, 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Warren, 

uly. 

Sherborne Cafile, 1643, Order for repaying Monies borrowed 
pag the Service of the Parliament, against the Forces there, 
5 Apr. 

Hofpital. Vide Fenwick, John. 

Sheriffs, 1643, Ordinance for {wearing them, agreed to by 
Lords, 23 Sept.—A Committee to confider of eafing them of 
their Charges in paffing their Accounts, 9g Dec.—Commiflioners 
of the Great Seal to prefent Names of Perfons fit for the Office, 
18. Several appointed; Commiflioners to be defired to pafs 
Patents for them—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
nominating them, 30.——Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17 Jan —Ordi- 
nance for enabling them better to execute their Offices, read 
twice, 24. 

1644, Order for prefenting an Ordinance to difpenfe 
with that Part of their Oath, not to stir out of their Counties; 
particular Perfons to be difpenfed with, 2 Aug. Ordinance 
agreed to by Lords, 21.—~ -Members to prefent Three Names 
for their reipective Counties; One to be elected Sheriff by the 
Houfe, 13 Nov.—Several appointed ; Order for fending up 
in fate Cuftody fuch as refufe to act—Member to prepare 
Ordinance for indemnifying fuch as have ferved the Parlia- 
ment, and continued in their Office above a Year, and fuch 
whofe Prifons have been broken open by Soldiers, 2 Dec. 

Shilborn, Captain, 1644, his Company to be allowed upon the 
Eftablifhment, 10 May. 

Ship Carpenters, 1643, Petition, and Letter concerning it, re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Navy, 10 May. ; 

Shipp, Treville, 1643, the Committee for Plymouth to examine 
rey aga Monies in his Hands, as Sheriff of Dorfetthire, 
25 Nov. 

—, cama 1643, to be exchanged for Lieutenant Harris, 
12 July. : 

Sechedens Sir Richard, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 13 Jan. 

Shute, Mr. 1645, his Offer of a Loan of 1,000/. accepted— 
Order for fequeftering the Office of Colleor of the Subfidies 
in London to him, 17 O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Sibald, David, 1643, Petition touching Crofs Dollars feized; 
Order for reftoring them, 12 Mar. 

Sidenham, Colonel, 1644, the Committee for the Weft to write 
to him to continue in Dorfetthire; Letter to be figned by 
Speaker, 1 July. 

idley, Sir John, 1643, Petition read; Hawes, Terry, and 
Carre, to be fent for, as Delinquents, 11 Oét. Vide fin- 
ulos. 

Sidney, Colonel, 1643, intercepted Letter from him to Sir Ors 
lando Bridgeman, concerning his Intention to go the King, 
read; Order for fending him up with a ftrong Convoy, 31 
Aug. 

ame thei, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to condider of ad- 
vaucing him Money towards the Payment of his Arrears, 25 


May. 
Silk Curls, 1643. Vide Supply. 
Silks, wrought, 1643. Vide Supply. . 
Simpfon Sidrach, 1643, defired to preach; 28 June——Thank- 
ed, and to print his Sermon, 26 July——To be difcharged 



































Turirp VoLuME. 


Sion College, 1644, Petition of Prefident and Fellows; Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for fettling the Archbifhop of Can- 
terbury’s Library there, and making it public, 30 Sept. 

Skinner, Robert, 1643, Order for paying Money due to him 
for the Ufe of Lyme, 13 Nov. . 

Mr. 1644, Commitlion in Latin, enabling him and Mr, 
Jenks to treat with the King of Denmark about the Com- 
plaints of Englifh Merchants, and their Credentials, read, 
agreed to, and fent to Lords,11 Sept. 

Skippon, Serjeant Major, 1643, to be recommended to the City, 
that he may be no Lofer in Honour or Profit. 

1644, Order for paying him 500/. out of the Xftablith- 
ment Money, 4 O&amp;.—Order for paying that Sum out of the 
Excife, agreed to by Lords, 11. 

Skipwith, Henry, 1642, Petition; the Committee for Prifoners 
impowered to remove him to a more convenient Place, 17 
Mar. 

Skrimfher, Captain Charles, 1643, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irith Affairs, 7 Sept.—Order for paying him 50/. 
forthwith, g Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Skutt, George, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 10 Feb. 

Sleygoe, Lord Vilcount, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequefiered 
Goods, and Difpofal of the Proceed thereof, 1 Mar. 

Slutt, Captain William, 1642, Order for indemnifying him for 
apprehending Henry Harbin, 24 Mar. 

Smart, Mr. 1643, his Condition referred to the Committee for 
plundered Minifters, 18 Apr. 

Smith, George, and John Ladd, 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 
11 Apr. 

Neville, 1643, not to be exchanged or difcharged without 

Notice given to Lord General, 11 Nov. 

1644, Report concerning him; Order for admitling him 

toa Fine and Compofition; Committee to compound with 

him, 23 Oct. 

Captain, 1644, thanked for his Services, and to be pre- 

fented with a Gold Chain and Medal, 4 June. Or- 

der for him to repair to Milford Haven, fent to Lords, 2g 

July. 

Mr. a Member, 1644, to confine himfelf and Family to his. 
Chamber in the Day-time—Speaker to order his Servants to 
be removed from the Rooms belonging to the Six Clerks, 
17 Aug. 

Smithfield, Weft, 1643, Petition of Inhabitants read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 26 Od. 

Smyth, William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. Committed to the Poultry Compter, 
16 Mar. ad 

-Sir Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Captain Mofes, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

—— Thomas, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 8 May. 

Mr. 1643, committed to Newgate, for abufing his War- 

rant for apprehending Priefts, 12 May. 

Mr. of Highgate, 1643, Bufinefs concerning feizing his 
Horfes, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 1 
June. 

—— John, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 29 
June. 

Sir Walter, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequefter- 
ing abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

—— Mr. Secretary to the Admiralty, 1643, Letter concerning 
him, referred to a Committee; 13 Nov. 

—— Dr. 1644, defired to preach, 24 Apr. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 29 May. 

Smythe, Robert, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Obftruétions in Courts of Juftice, 28 Oct. 

—— Mr, 1643, Order for Sale of Plate found in his Pond, 21 
Ot. 

—— Edward, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs to Geneva, 31 
Aug. 

Robert, 1643, Money for his Wardfhip and Rents to be 

paid to the Treafurers at Guildhall, 24 Apr. Order for 

that purpofe, fent to Lords, 5 May——-Houfe put them in 
mind thereof, 3 and 24 July. 

Colonel William, 1643, committed to the Tower, 28 
Sept.——Not to be exchanged without Confent of the Houfe, 
12 Mar. 

—— Mrs. 1644, Order for paying her part of her Hufband’s 
Arrears, 30 Sept. 

Eraifmus, 1644, Order for his Commitment to a fafe Pri- 

































































from his Lecture, and not preach any-where, 9 O&amp;.——To 
be Sag for by Serjeant, for a Sermon preached at Paul’s Crofs, 
#5 Feb. 
Simjon, Mr. 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody; Information 
_ againft him, referred to the Committee for plundered Mini- 
fen; Committeeimpowered to examine and imprifon him, 
g Aug. 
Vox. IIE. 


fon, 11 Apr. 
Smythes, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 29 June. 
Sneade, Captain, 1643, to be exchanged for Captain Walton, 1 
A 


ug. J 
Sneed, Ralph, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 

liament, 20 May. 
Soames, 






























































Soames, Sir Thomas, 1643, Member to write to him to pay in 
his Subfcription, 28 Mar. Order for SatisfaGtion to him 
out of the Con{pirators Eftates at Briftol, 14 Apr-~-For fum- 
moning him to attend, 28—Day appointed for. his pofitive 
Aufwer concerning 2,000/. defired to be borrowed of him, 
29——Cate concerning his Currans, referred to the Commit- 
tee for the Navy, 18 May——Report; Leave given him to 
land them, paying the Cuftoms, 2 Aug. 

1644, Order for Security and Repayment of 507. he has 

engaged to advance, and for his paying the Money to the 








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Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 18 Apr. 

—— Mr. 1643, to be removed from London Houfe to New- 
gate, 2 Aug. 

Dr. 1643, to be exchanged for Mr. Crocker and Mr. Bar- 
nard, 13 Dec. 

Soap, 1643. Vide Supply—A Committee to inquire into the 
Abufe in the Increate of the Price on Soap, Beer, and Ale, 13 
Jan. 

1644, a Committee to examine the Soap Bufinefs; Refo- 
lution for employing Monies raifed thereupon to furnifh the 
public Stores with Arms and Ammunition, 20 June. Order 
for Meeting of the Committee, 24 Bill againft the Pro- 
jectors, their Heirs, &amp;c. to be turned into an Ordinance for 
confifcating their Eftates; a Committee to call in the Bail 
Bonds, 1 July. Ordinance read; Commiffioners Names to be 
printed, 8. 

Soldiers, 1643, Ordinance for punifhing Neg!eéts in thofe of the 
Trained Bands and Guards, read, and commitied, 22 June 

Ordinance for inviting Soldiers come out of Ireland to 
ferve the Parliament, read,15 Dec. Read a Second time, and 
re-committed, 18—Declaration to the fame Purport, read, 
and committed, 2o——Compiaint of raifing Money by Sol- 
diers, referred to a Committee, 4 Mar. 

——— maimed, 1643, Order for a Collection for their Relief in 
and about London, 21 Apr.—Like Order for the Counties, 
read, and agreed to, 17 June—Another Order for them, read, 
and agreed to, 20 ‘The Committee for Sequefirations to 
furnifh them with Bedding, 7 July Order for an Allowance 
to thofe in London Houle; Treafurer at War to pay it, 2 
Aug. Order tor empivying the public Collections on Fatt 
Days to their Ufe, 5 &amp; 23 Sept. 21 O&amp;. 27 Nov. 
Ordinance for Relief of them, and of the Widows and Chil- 
dren of fuch asare flain in the Parliament’s Service, read, and 
committed, 19 Oct. Read again, and re-committed as to the 
Rates, 24. Pafled, 27. Sent to Lords, 30. Agreed to by 



































them, 31 Order for fupplying them with Fire-wood, 18 
Dec. Their Petition for a continuance of their Weekly 





Allowance, read; Order for felling fequeftered Goods for their 
Relief, 24 Feb. The Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to 
pay 200/, for their Ufe—A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for applying Monies collected in the Counties to maimed Sol- 
diers there, 9 Mar. 

—— i644, their Petition referred to the Committee for Sutton’s 
Hofpital, 16 Apr. Provifion to be made for them out of the 
New Excife,11 May—The Committee for the Revenue to 
lend i00/. to the Treafurers, 20———Ordinance for paying 
them 2007. Weekly out of the new Excife, 13 June. Re- 
turned from Lords, with an Amendment ; Amendmentdifagreed 
to; Reafons for the Difagreement to be offered at a Confer- 
ence, 15—+—Commiflioners of the Excife to comply with 
the Ordinance forthwith, 10 July——Ordinance for pay- 
ing 2007. Weekly out of the new Excife, if it can be, other- 
wife out of the old, read twice, and paffed ; Lords Concur 
rence fignified, 3 Aug. Ordinance for Relief of Widows 
of certain Soldiers flain in the Parliament Service, read 
and re-committed, 16 O&amp;.—Their Petition; Commiffioners 
of the Excife to be moved to advance Money for them, 24— 
A Committee to confider of a Method to prevent their beg- 
ging, 8 Nov. Houfe to confider their Condition, -13—The 
Comniittee to confider of Expedients for Relief of maimed 
Soldiers, and for fending away the King’s maimed Sol- 
diers, 14—Order for i,coo/. for Relief of their Widows, 














30. 

Soldy, Mr. 1643, to be exchanged for Captain Robert Brad- 
fhaw, 29 Aug. 

Sollicitor, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges—Member to prepare Or- 
dinance enabling him to execute all Acts belonging to the 
Places of Attorney and Solicitor, 7 Feb. Ordinance read, 
and agreed to, 20 May. Sent to Lords, 25. 

Somerjcales, Thomas, 1644, Ordinance for 50/1. to him for 
bringing up Prifoners, 26 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 
Somerfet, County, 1642, Deputy Lieutenant appointed ; Lords 

Concurrrence to be defired, 15 Mar. 

1643, Committees added to the Committee for-Sequef- 

trations, 25 Apr.——Earl of Bedford difcharged from being 

Lord Lieutenant ; Lords to be moved to join therein, 22 Aug. 

Earl of Pembroke nominated; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 13 Sept. 











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1644, High Sheriff appointed ; Lords Concurrence td 
be defired, 15 July—~—Order for continuing him, 2 Dee. 
Sent to Lords, 3. 

Houte, 1643, Order for feizing fequeftrable Goods there, 
14 Sept——Againft faying Mafs in the Chapel, 2 O&amp;. 

Sommers, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for a Tu- 
mult at Dartford, 7 Apr. Commiited to Newgate, 22. 

Sotheby, James, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittees of Suffolk and Fflex, 28 Nov. Another referred td 
the Committee for Sequeftrations, 14 Mar. 

Soubize, Duke de, 16043, the Committee for the Navy to exa- 
mine the Bufineis concerning his Goods and Servants, 11 
Dec. 

Southam, Henry, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Southampton, County, 1642, Gentlemen thereof to confider of 
a Perfonto be fent downtoadvance the Afleffments, 24 Mar. 

1643, a Committee to contider of fome Order tor Pay- 

ment and Repair of the Garifons, and for applying the King’s 

Revenue in the County to that Service, and for putting the Ordi- 

nances for raifing Monies in Execution, 21 Apr—Ordinance 

concerning the County and the Iile of Wight, tent to Lords, 28 

——High Sheriffand Under Sheriff to be fent for by Serjeant, 4 

May—Deputy Lieutenants to deliver to Sir Arthur Hailelrige 

a Lift of Malignants, 12——Committees added tothe Com- 

mittee for Ordinances for raifing Manies, 6 July—Member to 

prepare Ordinance for affociating it with Kent, Suffex, and 

Surrey, and for raifing a moving Body of Horfe and Foot— 

Ordinance read, and agreed to, 18 Ordinance concerning 

the County, read, and agreed to, 18 Nov. Lords Concur- 

rence fignified—High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Letter reprefenting the State of the County 
Member to prepare Anfwer,21 June——Ordinance for re- 
moving fcandalous Minifters, read twice, and committed, 5 
Aug.—Order for Meeting of the Committee, 21——Ordi 
nance reported, and to be ingrofled, 7 Sept. Paffed, 30 
Member to prepare Ordinance for cutting down Wood in 
Hants and Suffex, 5 Oct. Ordinance read, and re-commit- 
ted, 17 Committees to be preffed to bring in Money for 
Payment of their Forces, 10 Dec. ; 

—- Town, 1643, Mayor to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for 
declaring his Intention to deliver up the Town. Vide Seale— 
Order tor Repayment of Monies borrowed of the Town, 
13 Apr. Order for fending Powder, 12 Aug——Petition 
of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and referred to a Committee, 26 Oé. 
—-—Governor’s Letter read, and referred to the Committee 
for Safety, 20 Dec.—Order for 300/. for Arms, &amp;c. for the 
Garifon, 25——Agreed to by Lords, 3 Jan.——Ordinance 
for 5002. upon the Excife, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 13—— 
The Committee for the Navy to confider the Ordinance con 
cerning the Cuftoms of the Town, to the Benefit thereof, 12 


Feb. 





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1644, Order for Repayment of Money advanced by the 
Town, 20 June—-—To be fent to Lords, ‘6 Nov. Ordi- 
nance explaining a former Ordinance for the Excife, 12 
O&amp;. Sent to Lords,14. Agreed to by them, 18. 

—— Earl of, 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 7 Sept. 

—For delivering his Timber for the Ufe of the Navy, 12. 

Counteis of, 1644, Order from Lords for a Pafs to her, 
13 Sept. 

Southell, Thomas, 1643, a Committee to confider of Satisfac- 
tion for Horfes taken from him, 21 Apr. 

Southwark, 1642, feveral Perfons committed to Newgate for 
raifing a Riot there; the Committee for Examinations im- 
powered to commit the reft, 17 Mar. Order touching the 
Weekly Affefiments, agreed to by Lords, 10 May-—Order 
touching Guards and Fortifications, 20. Sent to Lords, 24. 

1644, Committee for the Weekly Affefiment to give 
Account to a Committee of the State of their Collections, ‘2 
Aug. Day appointed for it, 3. Members to inquire into the 
Arrears thereof, 39. 

Southweld, 1643, Ordinance for fequefiering the Living, read; 
and agreed to, 24 Apr. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Southword, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 14 Sept. 

Spain, 1644, Examinations concerning Preparations there, re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 8 May. 

Spanifh Ambaflador, 1643, a Committee to attend him concern- 
ing the frequent Refort of the Englifh to his Chapel, 22 
Nov. 

——— 1644, Meflage from Lords, with a Paper from him, and 
a Petition, to be confidered, 3 Apr. Another Paper, pre- 
fented by Speaker, read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 28 June-——Other Papers from Lords, re- 
ferred, 13 July—Members to defire him to give Satisfaction 
touching Delinquents Goods faid to be concealed in his Houfe, 
and to deliver up Englith Priefts, with a Lift of his Servants 
Names, 10 Sept.—His Anfwer reported—A Committee to 
demand the Delivery of feveral ‘Traitors, 14 Paper from 
him, communicated by Lords, 15 Nov.—T'o have. es ee 

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to pais with his Train to the King’s Court, and return, 

21. 

Merchants, 1644, Petition; Power given them to ex- 
port Spanifh Wools within Six Months, 15 Apr. 

Sparkes, Mr. 1643, Confideration touching affefling him, referred 
to the Committees at Weftminfter, 14 Apr. 

Sparrow, Major, 1644, Order for Payment of Part of his Ar- 
rears, 21 O&amp;. 

Speaker. Vide Rolls—1643, to iffue Warrant to apprehend fuf- 
pected Perfons to be named to him, 27 Mar. To leave 
the Chair at 12 o’Clock, and hear no new Motions, 18 Oét. 

To iffue Warrants for feizing fequeitrable Eftates to be 

named to him, 15 Feb. Gives a cafting Vote, 30 Mar. 

20 Aug.——Order for 2001. to him, fent to Lords, 3 
Dec.—Leaves the Chair while all the Members are gone up 
with an Ordinance to Lords, 21. - 

Spencer, William, 1642, Petition; Order for enlarging him 
from his clofe Imprifonment, 20 Mar. 

- 643; another Petition read; Order for his Difcharge, 

11 . 

Lady, 1643, intercepted Letters from Oxon to her, 
read ; to be reterved till the Report from the Committee of 
Examinations, and then referred to the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs, 5 June. 

Spicer, Matthew, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, and 
return, 18 Apr. 

Spies. Vide Intelligencers. 

a Captain, 1643, committed to Winchefter Houfe, 
10 Feb. 

Spratt, Stephen, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 6 May 

His Petition referred to the Committee for Prifoners, 9 


























Sept. 

Sprint, John, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
plundered Minifters, 2 May. 

Spurfiow, Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 19 July. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 21. 

Squibb, Arthur, 1643, appointed Clerk of the Pells, 29 Apr—— 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 2 May. 

Squire, Elizabeth, 1642, the Committee for plundered Minifters 
to confider of an Allowance to her, 17 Mar. 

1643, her Petition referred to the Committee for Sequeftra- 

tions, 5 Sept. 

Mr. 1643, to be removed from Grefham College to Nor- 

wich Gaol, 26 May. 

Mr. a Minitier, 1643, to be removed from London Houfe 

to Newgate, 2 Aug. 

Mr. 1644, Petition fent from Lords, with Defire it may 
be referred to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 4 O&amp;. 

Stafford, County. Vide Chefter, County— 1643, Committees 
added, 25 Mar. 25 Nov.——2 Dec. Commiflioners 
for Sequeftrations appointed, 7 June Carriers to have Li- 
berty to carry their Goods into the County; Letter to be 
fent to the Committee for that Purpofe, 28 July. 

1644, Petition of Gentlemen, with Defire it may be re- 

ferred to the Commitiee for the Earl of Denbigh’s Remon- 

france, 21 Aug.——Another Petition from Lords, 15 Nov. 

They put Houfe in mind thereof, 16—Care of the County, 

referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 20. 

Town, 1643, Letters concerning the taking it read, 
20 May Committees Letter read, and referred to the 
Committee for Safety, 30 Dec. 

Stafford, Lady, 1643, not to be admitted into St. James’s, 30 
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Benedi&amp;i, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Staines, 1643, Ordinance for fequettering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 11 Apr. Sent to Lords, 13. Meffage from 
them, defiring Proofs may be fent up, 25. 

Stainford Rivers, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, 
read, and agreed to, 22 Apr. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Stamford, Earl of. Vide Nicull, 1643—A Committee to confi- 
der of Obftruétions that hinder his Forces marching—His 
Arrears to be confidered when he has paffed his Accounts, 27 
Nov.—The Committee for Safety to confider of fending his 
Regiment to Sir William Waller, 6 Dec—His Accounts com- 
municated by Lords, and recommended for fpeedy Confidera- 
tion, 20 They put Houfe in mind thereof, 6 Jan. 
Paper from him communicated by Lords, 23 Dec. Mem- 
ber to defiré him to forbear coming to Committees of the 
Houfe, 26 Feb. Vide Privileges. 

————= 1644, his Petition from Lords read—Member to bring 
in the Information againft him concerning the Lofs of the 
Weft, 10 May. Information read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee ; Committee impowered to examine Members ; ano- 
ther Committee joined with them, 18——Order for making 
Report, 5 &amp; 13 June. Report; feveral Articles and Tetti- 
monies to prove them, read; Bufinefs to be further confidered, 
14 
Information, and Votes thereupon, read; further Debate ad- 
— ; 5 July Meflage from Lords, concerning his 

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His Letter, defiring to know the Charge againft him; . 


Wants, 21 Aug. Another, defiring the Affignment of i,oo0l. 
afleffed upon Lord Stanhope may be paid towards his Arrears, 
agreed to, 24. 

Stamp, Richard, 1643, Order for Sale of Goods configned by 
him to Mr. Pack, 22 Apr. His Petition reierred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 2 May. 

Stanfield, James, 1643, to be exchanged for Andrew Collis, and 
have Warrant to go to Oxon; Lord Forth to be defired to 
give Collis a Pafs to London, or elfewhere, 27 July Order 
for Collis’s Difcharge, 7 Aug. 

— Bridge, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it, 27 

ar. 

Stanhope, Ferdinando, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 27 Mar. 

Lord Charles, 1643, Motion fora Pafs to him to go into 

France; Anfwer theretu, 18 Apr. To have Warrant-to pafs 

with his Wife, &amp;c. 21. 

William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 

Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Lord, of Harrington, 1644, Lords acquaint Houfe they 
had affeffed him 1,000 1. for his 5th and 2oth Part, 24 Aug. 

Stanner, Serjeant, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Stanynought, Peter, 1643, to have Liberty to go to his Scholar- 
fhip at Oxon, 8 Apr. 

Stapeley, Colonel, 1643, Lord General’s Letters to him, and 
his Letters to Lord General, read; Lord General to be defired 
to accommodate the Bufinefs between him and Sir William 
Waller, 16 Jan. Matter referred to a Committee, 8 Feb. 
To the Committee of both Kingdoms, 20. 

Stapleford, 1643, Ordinance for fequetiering the Living, read, 
and agreed to, 18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 20. Meflage from 
them, defiring Proots may be fent up, 25. 

Stapleton, Sir Philip, 1643, thanked for his Services, 28 Sept. 

1644, the Committee for reforming Lord General’s Army 
to examine him upon Matters referred to them, 8 Oct. 

Stapley, Mr. 1643, to have Licence to convey Mufquets, &amp;c. 
into Suflex, 30 Mar. 

Starchey, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 26 May. 

Starch-makers, 1643, Order for Payment of Arrears due from 
the late Corporation, 31 Mar. State of the Caute of 8ool. 
Arrears in the Hands of Perfons belonging to the Company, 
referred to the Committee for Accounts; the Committee to 
confider of Security to them, upon Payment thereof, 6 Apr. 

Barons of the Exchequer to hear the Caufe, and order the 
Money to be brought into Court, or the Recognizance thereof, 
8 May The Committee for Accounts to take care the Mo- 
ney is paid to Sir Arthur Haflelrigg, 6 June. 

States, Proteftant. Vide Proteftant Princes. 

Stationers Company, 1644, Petition to be read, 24 Aug. Read, 
and referred to the Committee for Printing, 26. 

Stavely, Arthur, 1642, his Exchange for Thomas Violett, to be 
recommended to Lord General, 25 Dec. 

Staunton, Dr. 1644, defired to preach, 27 Mar. 
and to print his Sermon, 24 Apr. 

Stephens, Henry, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
lrifh Affairs, 17 June. 

Mr. 1643, his Servant to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 

28 June. 

John, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 17 Aug. 

Captain, 1643, his Letter concerning Want of Victuals, 

read, 29 Sept. 

Thomas, High Sheriff of Gloucefterfhire, 1644, Order 

for Leave to ftay out of the County, agreed to by Lords, 10 

July. 

ks Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy; Order for Stay of Proceedings in the Admiralty 
Court, 21 Oé. 

Stepkin, John, 1643, Order for protecting him, and fecuring his 
Coach-horfes, 11 Apr. 

——— Mr. 1643, Sir Arthur Haffelrigg to Keep his Horfes-- 
A Committee to confider what he has done upon the Propofi- 
tions, 26 May. ; 

Stepney, Baronet, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 19 Apr. , 

Stepney and Hackney, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Steward- 
fhip of the Manors, 16 Oét. Complaint and Petition of 
the Inhabitants of Stepney referred to the Committee for the 
Militia, 11 Dec. 

Sterne, John, 1643, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for lrifh Affairs, 18 Nov. 

Stevens, Colonel, 1643, to be recommended to Lord General 
for a fpeedy Exchange, 8 July. 

Randall, 1643, Order for paying Money due to him to 
the Treafurers for Sequeftrations, 25 July. 

Steward, William, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

1644, Order for his Tenants to pay him Arrears of 

Rents, 16 Oét. 

Dr. 1643, difcharged from being Provoft of Eton— 

Sequeftration of his Eftate as Provoft to be taken off, 29 Jan. 

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Stewart, William, 1644, Letter concerning him referred to the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 25 May. 

Captain, 1644, brings the News of a Victory over Prince 
Rupert ; thanked thereupon—Order for 100/. to him, 12 July. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Stiles, William, 1643, Order for reftoring his Horfe, 12 Jane. 

Stockdale, Thomas, 1643, Petition in behalf of Lord Fairfax 
read; Order for delivering Prifoners to him, to be fent to Hull 
to Lord Fairfax, 14 Aug. His Petition fpecially recom- 
mended to the Committee at Haberdathers Hall, to furnith him 
with the Neceffaries defired—Lord Fairfax to be defired to 
recompenfe him for his Loffes out of Delinquents Eftates in 
Yorkfhire, 7 Sept. 

1644, his Petition read; Member to prepare Ordinance 

for repairing his Loffes fuftained by Sir John Goodrick, and 

others, out of Sir John’s Eftate, 3 O&amp;. Ordinance read, 28 

Order for Second Reading, 4 Nov. 

Stokes, Henry, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for endea- 
vouring to keep Dover Caftle for the King; Examination 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, g Sept. 

Stone, Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to the Court of Admi- 
ralty, 6 July. a 

Stonehouse, Sir George, 1643, to attend the Committee for 
fequeftering abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. Voted inca- 
pable of fitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Stones, Mr. 1644, to be fequefiered from his Living, and fent 
for, as a Delinquent, 10 Dec. 

Stowell, Sir John, 1644, the Committee for the Weft to examine 
the Manner of his Son’s Releafe, and how he came to be 
exchanged, 29 Nov. 

Strafford, Earl of, 1642, ftayed in his Paffage over to France ; 
Order for his Difcharge; Perfon who ftayed him to be 
thanked, and acquainted with the Vote, 23 Mar. 

Strange, Mr. le, 1644, King’s Commifiion to him for Delivery 
of Lynn, communicated by Lords, and referred to the Com- 
miffioners for martial Affairs—Order for committing him Pri- 
foner to the Provott Marfhal of London, 19 Dec. 

Strangers, 1643, Ordinance to be prepared for preventing 
Strangers, except Merchants, to land, 2 Nov. Read, and 
agreed to, 3. 

Proteftant, 1643, Lord Mayor to be defired to take care 
their Affeffments be very moderate, 25 Mar. 

Strangewaies, Giles, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Strettey, Patrick, 1643, Lord General’s Letter concerning him 
read ; Order for his Difcharge, 6 May. 

Strickland, Walter, 1643, his Letter from the Hague, relating 
the State of Affairs there, read; Member to prepare Letters 
of Credence for him to the particular States, and intimate to 
him to addrefs Letters of general Concernment to the Speaker, 
and to complain that Two Ships coming hither with the King’s 
Colours came with the Prince of Orange’s Licence—Copies 
of Infiructions to the Committees at Oxon, and of Proceedings 
between the King and Parliament, to be fent to him, 7 Apr. 

His Letter concerning the Ships with the King’s Colours, 

referred to a Committee, 1 May—Letters of Credence read, 

agreed to, and to be figned by Speakers of both Houfes, 24 

May 5 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 7 Member to ac- 

quaint him, Houfe will confider the Matters, and defire the 

States to take no Refolution prejudicial to the Parliament, till 

they receive their Anfwer, 23 June Inftructions for him 

read, and agreed to, 29 Feb. Lords Concurrence fignified, 

6 Mar. 

1644, Member to prepare Letter to him for preventing 
the Mifapplication of Contributions in Holland, 31 May 
His Letter concerning a Ship of Rotterdam, taken by 

Lord Admiral; Member to prepare Anfwer, 21 June 
Anfwer agreed to. Vide Tyger—His Letler concerning the 
Employment of ill-affected Merchants beyond Sea, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 5 July. Vide Webjter, Mr.—Anfwer 
reported, read, and agreed to, 6. 

Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 29 Nov. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Dec.—Bilhop of London to be 
required to prefent him to the Vicarage of St. Martin’s in the 
Fields, 15—The Committee for plundered Minifters to require 
him to obey the Order, and receive his Anfwer, 16. 

Stringer, Lieutenant Samuel, i644, Order for beftowing 10/. 

_on him; Loids Concurrence to be defired, 13 June. 

Strode, William, 1643, to be furnifhed with Arms for Man and 
Horfe, in lieu of Arms loft in the Service of the State, 27 
June——Order for Repayment of Money advanced by him; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 Dec. 

~——— Colonel, 1643, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
18 Sept. To be fent for by Serjeant—His Word to be taken 
for his Appearance, 23 Dec. Vide Quarrel. 

—- 1644, his Letter concerning the joining of Lord General’s 
and Sir William Waller’s Horfe, read, 10 Sept. 


Sir Richard, 1043, Petition referred to the Committee for 
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Stroud, Sir George, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered 
Goods, 28 Sept. 

Stryall, Dr. 1644, Order for 100/. to him, fent to Lords, 25 Nov. 

Stuart, Mr. 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 20 
June. 

Styles, Captain Michael, 1643, Petition againft Watkins read, 
and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 23 June. Vide 
Searchers. 

Styjiead, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to,18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 20. 

Subjects, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for fequeftering 
the Eftates of fuch as depart the Kingdom without Leave, 5 
Sept. Committee to confider of tendering the Covenant to 
thofe in foreign parts, 4 Mar. 

Subfidies, 1643, Refolution for borrowing and repaying 1,000/. 
in the Treafurer’s Hands, upon the Bill of the Four Firft 
Subfidies, 22 Apr. 

Sudley Catile, 1644, Order for 201. to the Meffenger who 
brought the News of the taking it—Sir William Waller’s 
Letter concerning it, 13 June. 

Suffolk, 1643, Committees to be quickened in the Execution of 
Ordinances for raifing Money, 25 Apr. Committees added, 
28 Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 11 &amp; 30 May. To 
deliver to Sir Arthur Haffelrigg Lift of Malignants in the 
County, 12 Committees Letter read, and to be commu- 
nicated to Lord Grey of Warke, 21 June High Sheriff 
appointed, 30 Dec. 

1644, Petition of Inhabitants, concerning trading in the 
new Drapery, read,g May. Vide Drapery—Deputy Lieute- 
nants appointed, 29 Aug. 24 Od. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants touching Church Government; the Covenant read; 
Speaker’s An{wer to Perfons who preferred it, 11 Nov. 

Sugars, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Summer Mlands, 1644, Schedule of Goods to be fhipped thither, 
read; Order for tranfporting them Cuftom and Excife free ; 
Captain and Company to take the Covenant; Letter to be 
fent to the Colony, 16 O&amp;. 

Summerfier, Captain William, 1644, Lord Admiral impowered 
to difcharge or continue him, 4 Apr. 

Sumners, William, 1643, Petition againft Colonel Powell, 16 
June. Vide Powell, Colonel. 

Sunday, 1643, Order for better Obfervation thereof, revived ; 
Execution of it intruited to Deputy Lieutenants, 11 May. 

1644, Ordinance for obferving it, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 29 Mar. ——Reported, and paffed, 4 Apr. Returned 
from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 
—Ordinance to prevent walking upon the Exchange, or in the 
Fields, on Sundays and Faft Days, read twice, and committed, 
14 Nov. 

Sunderland. Vide Coals—1644, Committees Letter concerning 
the taking Shields by the Mewcaftellians, read, and referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Order for 200]. to the 
well-affected Mariners there, 3 June—The Committee for the 
Navy to grant Pafles for Ships defigned for the Town, 8 
Committees Letter with Prifoners, and their Confeffions, 
referred to a Committee ; Committee to difpofe the Prifoners 
to a fafe Imprifonment, 22 July. 

— Countefs of, 1643, Petition concerning 
communicated by Lords, read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 Jan. Report; Order for difcharging the Sequeftration 
upon the Eftate for Life; Matter touching the Eftate entail, 
re-committed ; Report not to be made before 10 o’Clock, 
8 Mar. 

Sundrich, 1643, Ordinance from Lords, concerning the Incum- 
bency, agreed to, 28 Sept. 

1644, Ordinance from Lords, for prefenting Robert 
Cafingherft to the Parfonage—The Inquiry after him referred 
to the Committee for plundered Minifiers, 25 Nov. Peti- 
tions of the Inhabitants, and of Mr. Sharpe and Mr. Cafing- 
herft’s Letter, whereby he refigns his Intereft, fent from Lords, 
with Defire the Houfe would concur therein; Petitions and 
Letter referred to the fame Committee, 3 Dec. 

SupPPLy. 

1642, Computation of the Supply neceffary for Six 

Weeks Provifions for the Forces in‘ Ireland, reported; the 

Committee to perufe the Accounts of Difburfements fince the 

Parliament undertook the Charge of the War—Supply of Ire- 

land, and regulating the Expences for the Service of the King- 

dom, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, 

— The Committee for Propofitions for preparing Monies 

fur the Northern Counties, to fend to the Ports for Infor- 

mation, what Perfons will fubfcribe, 17 Mar.—Houfe to 

confider of a prefent Supply, 22. 

1643, Houfe to confider the whole State of the Bufinefs 
of Money, both for raifing it and bringing it in, 25 Apr.-—~- 
To confider of a Supply for the Queen of Bohemia and the 
Prince Elector, 21 Aug. 

——— 1644, Houfe to confider of raifing 8,000]. Monthly for 

Britith and Scots Forces, 11 Apr. 
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Means for raifing the Supply. 
1643, Means of providing Monies for the Service of the 
whole Kingdom, confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle; 
Refolution that the {peedy Execution of the Order for affefling 
Members be proceeded with as One Means, 28 Mar.—A 
Committee to confer with Perfons concerning raifing Monies, 
by levying a Charge upon Commodities ; Care thereof recom- 
mended to Two Members, 12 Apr. Order for their meeting 
the City at Guildhall, 13. Parties to attend them, 15. Or- 
der for their Meeting; further Power given them, 27 &amp; 29 
Apr. 2 May. To proceed to Bufinets, if Four prefent, 
4. Report to be contidered, 11 &amp; 15. Refolutions for a 
Charge upon Tobacco, 16—For a Charge upon Strong Beer, 
Ale, Cyder, and Perry—For a charge upon Wines retailed, 
over and above the Cuftoms, 17. Further Report; Votes 
concerning Sugars and Olive Oil, re-committed ; Refolutions 
for a Charge upon Raifins—Figs, Currans, over and above 
the Customs, 24. For a Charge upon Sugars—Wrought 
Silks—Silk Curls—Silk Grograms—Sarfenetts—Sattins tinfel- 
led with Gold and Silver—Tuft Taffeties—Sarfonella—Cy- 
press, 27 For a Charge upon Pepper, 26 June For a- 
Charge upon Soap, 6 Sept——For an Excife upon Flesh— 
Sait—Tobacco-pipes, 15 Nov. Bufiness of the Excise to 
be confidered, 3 June. Mafter and Treafurers appointed, 
G Refolutions touching an Allowance to the Commiflion- 
ers ; Order for their putting the Ordinance for Excife in Exe- 
cution—Form of the Oath to be taken by them, 13 Sept. 
Houte adhere to their former Vote touching the Allowance ; 
a Committee to acquaint them therewith, and bring their po- 
fitive Anfwer, 14. Anfwer reported ; Houfe appointed for 
them; another Auditor nominated, 15 The Coinmittee 
to confider of a new Excife upon other Commodities, 16 
Jan. Bufinefs concerning the Obfiructions of Excife, re-com- 
mitted; Paper referred; Committees added, 26 Report ; 
nothing done thereupon—The Commiflioners impowered to 
receive Half Excife upon Tobacco, due 11° September laft 
Time inlarged for paying the Half Excife upon Beer, Ale, and 
Wine, 8 Feb. Refolution for continuing the Excife Six 
Months longer from September next, 7 Mar. A Com- 
mittee to confider of Means for raifing prefent Monies, and a 
continual Supply, 28 Sept. A Committee to confider of 
an Excife upon Tobacco-pipes, 7 Feb. 
1644, a Committee to confider of raifing Monies for 
{peedy fetting forth the Forces, 11 Apr. Report; Refolution 
for raifing 100,000 /. and touching Security to the Perfons ad- 
vancing it—Same Committee to confider of a Way for raifing 
300,000/. out of Delinquents Eftates, 13 Another Com- 
mittee to confider of Ways and Means for raifing Monies, 27 
May Refolution for a Duty on Coals fhipped from Port 
to Port, 15 July. 
Application of public Monies. 
1642, Order for paying 3,0007/. to Mr. White, 15 Mar. 
—For imprefting 4oo/. upon Account to Sir John Clotwor- 
thy, 17—For paying 1002. to Sir William Armyn, 18—For 
paying 22/. 10s. to Mr. Marfhall—15/. to Mr. Fitz—15o0/. 
ios. to Mr. Smart—i38/. to Sir Robert King—122 /. to 
Mr. Holden—1,800 /. to Mr. Calieele—6o/. to Mr. Walter 
—184/. 118. 6d. to Mr. Butler—132 /. to Mr. Lugg,—86/. 
Ss. to Mr. Dyment—4ol. to Mr. Higginfon—48/. to Mr. 
Hooke—214/. 13s. 4d. to Mr. Wood, 22—for paying the 
Rents belonging to the Rolls to the Treafurer at War—For 
paying him the cafual Fines in Chancery, and Monies upon 
the Refpite of Homage, 23. mes 
1643, Order for paying 1,000 /. for the Service of Staf- 
fordfhire, 25 Mar.—For paying 370/. to Mr. Wilfhere— 
5002, to Mr. Froft, go For paying to Sir John Hotham, 
upon Account, the Collections of the Cuftoms at Hull, 4 
Apr.—For paying Intereft of Monies advanced upon Sir John 
Dreyden’s and Mr. Crew’s Security, 5—For paying 200/. to 
Sir Peter Wentworth—2,ooo/. to Sir Robert Harley, and 
others—2,600 /. to the Earl of Bedford, and others, 8 50d, 
to Dr. Baftwick—s5ol. to Captain Ludlow—3,000/. to Mr. 
Cafteele, 11—1,000/. to Sir Gilbert Gerrard—s5oo l. for Re- 
lief of Galloway, 12—For fettling 1,000/. per Annum on 
the Earl of Effex, 17—For paying 1,000/. to Sir William 
Lewis, and others, 18—for paying feveral Sums, upon Ac- 
count, to Colonel Venn, 20—for paying 1,570/. 13s. 4d. 
to Captain Bartlett, 21—For paying feveral Sums to Sir Gil- 
bert Gerrard, 22 For fending 10,000 /. to Lord Fairfax, 
8 May—for paying 1,200 1. to Sir Gilbert Gerrard, is— 
107 l. 19s. 3d. to Mr. Wafle, 13—419/. 6s. to Commif- 
fary Copley—Several Sums to Colonel Venn, 22—1,000 /. to 
Sir Arthur Hailelrigg, 29——For paying him, 140/. 1 June 
—For paying 500/, towards the Pay of Captain Withers’s 
Troop—For paying 736 /. to Sir Arthur Haflelrigg, 2—700 /, 
to Sir Gilbert Gerrard, 3—For paying him 150/. 6—For 
aying 8,000 /. to Lord Fairfax’s Army, 8—1,000/. to Sir 
Villiam Waller, g—1,000/. to Sir Gilbert Gerrard, 10— 
200l.to Mr. Turner, 13—500 /. to Lord Fairfax—2,ooo /. te 
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Mr. Athe, 22—3,000/. to the Queen of Bohemia&lt;2,o000 7. to 
the Earl of Effex, and 3,000/. more by Monthly Payments, 
27 100 é, to Colonel Moore—4oo /. to Sir Edward Boyce, 
8 July—5o0 /, to Mr. Trenchard, 10—100 /. to Captain Win- 
gate, 122,719 /. 7s. 10d. to Mr. Pennoyer, 18—30,000/. 
to the Scots Commiffioners, 19—100/. to Mr. Trenchard, 
20—500/. to Lord Fairfax, 25—600l. to Mr. Trenchard, 
29—620/. 10s. 10d. to Sir John Conyers, 31 200 d, 
to Colonel Venn, 2 Aug.—-3,000/. to Colonel Cromwell, 4— 
3001, to Sir John Conyers, 5—6o001. for the Weekly Main- 
tenance of the Garifon at Aylefbury—1ioo /. to Mr. Wakerley 
and Mr. Froft, 7—1,300/. to Lord Willoughby, 8—For Pay- 
ment of Arrears to Sir William Waller, Sir Arthur Hajflel- 
rigg, Sir Michael Livefay and Captain Dewett—200 /. for Im- 
preft and Conduét-money, 18—300 /. to Mr. Trenchard, 18. 
Revoked, 19—6,000/. to the Treafurer of the Navy, 21— 
13,930 /. 19s. 8d. to him, 23——100/. to Colonel Monck, 
1 Sept.—200/. to Mr. Loftus—1,o00/. to Portfinouth, 8— 
For beftowing 1,000/. on Colonel Mafley, 15—For paying 
3,000/. to Sir Henry Vane, 23—200/. to Mr. Trenchard, 
28—so00/. to Sir Robert Harley, 29 1,172¢. 14s. to Mr. 
Loftus, 3 Oét.—560/. to Mr. Pury, 11—2,000/. to Colonel 
Venn, 18—500/. to Sir Gilbert Gerrard, 19—For affigning 
23,000/. to Lord General’s Army—For paying 200/. to Co- 
Jonel Aldrich, 31 200/, to Sir Gilbert Gerrard—1,ooo /, 
to the Garifon at Portfmouth—1,o00/. to the Garifon at 
Windfor, 6 Nov.—i5o0/.to Mr. Rofe, 15—400/. to Lord 
Fairfax, 18—5,000 /.to Sir William Waller, 20 2501. to 
Captain Hotham, 15 Dec.—1oo /. to Sir Walter Strickland— 
50l,to Mr. Wakerley, 22—For afligning 4,000 /. to Sir Wil- 
liam Waller out of the Excife—For paying gol. to Colonel 
Cooke—4o 1. to Colonel Vannefi—2o/. to Captain Smith, 3 
Jan.—100/. to Major Scott and Captain Cockram, 6— 
1,500 /. to the Garifon at Aylefbury—2,ooo0 7. for Arms and 
Ammunition, 8—3o00 1, to the Apothecaries and Surgeons, for 
maimed Soldiers in the Savoy, 10—For a Monthly Allowance 
of 15,0002. to Lord General’s Army, 16—For an additional 
Sum, 24 For paying 250/.to Lord Fairfax, 2 Feb,— 
200/. to Major Lidcott and Captain Vivars, 7—250 /. to Lord 
Fairfax, 10—3,036/. 1s. 8d. to Lord General’s Army, 15 
—29,000 /. Monthly to them, 19—For confining 3,000/. to 
Sir Thomas Middleton—1,000/. to Lord Fairfax, 23—For 
paying 1,000/. to Lord General’s Army, 27—5,000/. to Sir 
William Brereton, 29 2,000 /. to Colonel Turner, 2 Mar. 
—1,000/. to the Foot of Lord General’s Army, 7—500 I. 
more, 8—2,000/. to the Garifon at Windfor, 7. i Vacated, 9 
—For paying 1,000 /. to Sir William Brereton—For advancing 
2001. for Dilpatches and Intelligence, 14—For paying 7,360 0. 
48. 4d. to Mr. Cunningham, 15.' 
1644, for paying 3,000/. to Colonel Harvey, 26 Mar. 
—For providing 1,500 /. for fetting forward the Artillery, 28 
For paying 4007. to Sir Thomas Middleton, 6 Apr.— 
1,700 l. for Powder for Lord Geheral’s Army, 13—1,800 1. to 
Mr. Berrisford, 16—100/. to Colonel Milton—8,o00/. to 
Lord Fairfax, 18—roo/. to Captain Cannon, 25—g00 /. to 
Mr. Berrisford, 30 5,000l, to Sir William Waller’s Bri- 
gade—10,000 /. to Lord General’s Army, 6 May—68o/. 105. 
to Armourers, 7—300/. upon Account to Mr. Froft, 10— 
338. 6s. to Mr. Afhton and Mr. Afherfil, 20 200 1. 
Weekly for maimed Soldiers, and the Widows and Children 
of thole flain in the Parliament Service, 13 June—For paying 
300/. to Colonel Marten, 20—3,000/. to the Garifon - 
Gloucetier, 22 8404 to Colonel Roe, 5 July—soo /. 
Monthly to the Garifon at Portsmouth, 19—154/. to Mr. 
Skinner, 29 5,000/. to Mr. Courteen, 3 Aug.—300 /. to 
Mr. Froft, 10—1,000 /. for Barnftable, 26 For providing 
9,000 /. for the Train with Lord General’s Army, 27 Sept.— 
For paying 2,000/, to his Army, 28 240/. for Surgeons 
Chefis—5o00/. to the Waggon Mafter General, 7 O@— 
5007, to the Mufter Matier General, 8 For providing 
3,000 l. for the Garifons, 18 Nov. For paying 1,000/, to 
Mr. Froft, 23. 


















































Bills of Supply. 


1642, Bill for prefent Payment of Monies for Supply 
of the Armies in Ireland, committed, 17 Mar. 

1642, a Committee to prepare Bill for raifing 200,000 /. 
by way of Subfidy, for the Service of Ireland, to be repaid 
out of the Rebels Eftates, 21 Mar. To withdraw, 23. 


Ordinances of Supply. 


1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for a Charge 
upon firong Beer, Ale, Cyder, and Perry, 17 May. Ordi- 
nance read, and re-committed, 23. 

1643, Ordinance for a Charge upon Commodities, read, 
1 June. Read, Claute by Clauie, apd agreed to; the Com- 
mittee to confider of Officers, and an Allowance to them, 5. 
Ordinance and Lift annexed, re-committed, 12. Lift and Sche- 
dule of the Commodities charged, read and agreed to; Refolution 
thereupon ; Obfervations upon the Ordinance read, and re- 
committed ; Refolution for managing the Bufinets by a Com- 
miffion, 
























































miffion, 16. Propofitions concerning the Excife read, and re- 
committed ; to be inferted; the Committee to prepare Pro- 
vifo concerning Tobacco, Pepper, and St. Martin’s Toys, 
and to confider of Perfons fit to be Treafurers, 19. Trea- 
furers approved; Mr. Rufhworth to be recommended to them, 
and the Commiffioners; Ordinance reported, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26——Meflage, defiring 
them to fpeed their Anfwer, 8, 12 &amp; 15 July. Conference 
defired by them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and to be reported, 15. Reported ; previous 
and main Queftions for agreeing to the Commiffioners and 
Treafurer named by the Lords, feverally Affirmative; Houfe 
adhere to all the other Claufes; Ordinance to be printed ; 
Member excufed from any Employment therein, at his own 
Requeft, 17. Another Conference defired with Lords, agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 18. Another 
defired by them, agreed to ; Reporters apy.ointed ; Conference 
held, and reported, 20. Another Conference defired by 
Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 
and reported ; a Committee of both Houfes to regulate the 
Officers, 22——Auditor appointed; Ordinance of Excife 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 Sept.— 
Ordinance returned from them, with an Amendment ; Amend- 
ment agreed to, 8. 

1643, Ordinance for raifing 200,000 /. for the Service of 
Ireland, to be prepared, 9 June——Read, and committed, 
26 Aug. 

1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for public 
Faith for Monies fubfcribed before the Committee at Merchant 
Taylors Hall, 21 July. 

1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for an Excife 
on Salt and Flefh, 15 Nov. Ordinance read twice, 6 Dec. 
Committed, 6, 23 &amp; 25——Reported; Order for an Ex- 
cife on Poultry, Rabbets, and Pigeons; Ordinance to be in- 
grofled, 1 Jan. Pafled, 3. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 10. 

1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for an Excife 
upon Tobacco-pipes, 7 Dec. 

1643, Ordinance for moderating the Excife upon To- 
bacco of the Englifh Plantations, read twice and paffed, 20 
Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 23. ; 

1643, Ordinance for an additional Excife upon Soap, 
read twice, and committed, 23 Dec. Reported ; nothing 
done thereupon, 13 Jan. 

1643, a Committee to confider of an Ordinance for 
Excife upon all Goods imported, except Arms, Ammunition, 
and Victual, 30 Jan. 

1643, Ordinance for better raifing Monies in the Four 
affociated Counties, read twice, and committed, 30 Jan. 

1643, Ordinance for raifing e@0,00e/. for recruiting 
Lord General’s Army, read twice, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 1 Feb. 

1643, Ordinance for aflefling the 2oth and 5th Parts, 
read, 7 Feb. 

1644, Report from the Committee appointed to con- 
fider the Ordinance; Refolution touching Perfons to be af- 
feffed, 26 Mar. 

1643, Ordinance for raifing 6s. per Cent. on Zant 
Currans, read twice, and committed, 12 Feb. Reported, 
and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 Mar. 

1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for raifing Monies 
on Currans imported, 14 Feb. Ordinance read twice, and 
pafled, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

1643, Ordinance concerning Tonnage and Poundage, re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments to be 
confidered, 23 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance for raifing Monies for Maintenance of 
the Garifon at Northampton, read, and pafled, 28 Mar. Sent 
to Lords, 29. 

1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for raifing Part of 
the Monies promifed to the Scots, 4 Apr. 

1644, Ordinance for a new Impoft on feveral Com- 
modities, read; Report to be made concerning that Bufinefs 
before Second Reading, 8 Apr.——Ordinance committed, 11 
May. 

















1644, Ordinance for a new Impoft upon divers Commo- 
dities not excifed, for Payment of the Debts of Handicraftf- 
men, read, 16 Apr. Committed, 11 May. 

1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for further 

proceeding upon the new Excife, 28 May—-—Ordinance read 

twice, and committed, 15 June Reported, and paffed, 3 

July. Sent to Lords, 5. Agreed to by them, 10. 

1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance, by Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, for raifing a Month’s Pay for Lord Fair- 
fax and the Scots Army ; Ordinance read twice, and com- 
mitted, 29 July. 

— — 1644, Ordinance for raifing Monies for providing Stores, 
read twice, and committed ; reported; Continuance thereof; 
Sum fpecified ; Ordinance pafled,24 Aug. Agreed to by 

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1644, a Committee to_ prepare Ordinance for raifing 
80,000 /. fot the Service of Ireland; Propofitions for raifing 
the Money, referred, 27 Aug. Ordinance read twice, and 
committed, 3 Sept. The Committee to perfect it, not inter- 
meddling with the Alterations made by the Grand Committee, 
13. Ordinance reported ; Refolution for affefling 3004, 
Weekly upon the City—Several Rates upon the Counties 
agreed to—Names of Committees to be brought to the Com- 
mittee in the Exchequer ; the Committee to appoint Trea- 
furers and a Cheque; their Names to be inferted ; Ordinance 
re-committed; Order for Meeting of the Committee, 30 
Ordinance fent to Lords, 11 O&amp;. Returned, with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to, 16. 

——-— 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for a Weekly 
Affeffment of the whole Kingdom, 29 Aug. 

— 1644, Ordinance for raifing Monies for the Prefervation 

of London, Parts adjacent, and the Parliament, 3 Sept. 

— 1644, Ordinance for laying One Tenth more upon 

Merchandize imported, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 23 Sept. 

— 1644, Ordinance for a Rate upon Strong Waters, 26 

Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

———— 1644, Ordinance for melting down the King’s Plate in 
the Tower, for raifing Monies, read twice and committed, 4 
O&amp;. Another Committee joined, 5. Ordinance paffed, 11. 
Conference defired by Lords concerning it, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; Conference held, and reported ; Houfe 
adhere to their former Vote; a Committee to affign Reafons, 
15. 

— 1644, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for an 

Excife upon Fleth, to be prefented, 5 Dec. Read twice, and 

pafled, 6. Agreed te by Lords, 7. 

— 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for raifing Monies 

by Impofitions on Commodities, for maintaining the Northern 

Counties, 19 Dec. 

— 1643, Committees or Commiffioners named in the feveral 
Ordinances for raifing Monies, upon Refufal to ac, to be 
reputed ill affected, and their Names to be returned to the 
Houfe ; Order to be printed, 14 Apr. No Ordinance for 
raifing Monies to be brought in without a precedent Order, 
2 Nov. A. Committee to confider of Ordinances giving 
Power to raife Monies, 4 Mar. ibis 

Surplices, 1643, Member to prepare Ordinance to inhibit the 
wearing them in Charches, 30 Sept. Ordinance for taking 
them from thence, and applying them to the Relief of maimed 
Soldiers ; Parfons, &amp;c. to be injoined not to wear them during 
Divine Service, 3 O&amp;. . 

Surry, 1643, Warrants for raifing 1,0007. upon the middle Di- 
vifion, read ; Lord General to be acquainted with the Com- 
plaints occafioned thereby; Members to go down, and put 
in Execution the Ordinances for a Weekly Affeffment, and 
for feizing Delinquents Eftates ; impowered to put in Execu- 
tion the Propofitions in thofe Parts which have not contributed, 
31 Mar. Lord General to be acquainted that Monies are 
levied, by his Warrant, upon thofe that have contributed to 
the Propofitions, 3 Apr.—Order touching the figning War- 
rants for levying Monies upon all Ordinances for Advance 
thereof, 8. Committees added, 17 May 7 June 10 
Aug. 1 Mar. Deputy Lieutenants to deliver to Sir 
Arthur Haffelrigg Lift of Malignants in the County, 12 May 
—Order for Re-payment of Monies advanced by the middie 
Divifion, 19 A Committee to prepare Letter to be fent to 
the County to rife, 5 July—Member to prepare Ordinance 
for raifing Money and Forces, 18. Ordinance fent to 
Lords ; Committees added thereto, 24. Ordinance returned, 
with Amendments, 25. Amendments agreed to, 27 
The Committee to be injoined to affociate with South- 
ampton, Kent, and Effex, 18 July. Vide Southampton, County 

Order touching raifing Horfes, 7 Aug. To be putin 

Execution {peedily, 13 Sept.——Order for appointing a new 

Collector in the middle Divifion—For Commiflioners to give 

Direétions for levying the Refidue upon the Bill for 400,000 /. 

10 Aug. Deputy Lieutenants agreed to by Lords, 13 Sept. 

——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for affociating Surry, 

Suffex, Kent, and Hertfordthire, 2 O&amp;. Ordinance read, 

and agreed to, 27 The Committee to raife the Proportion 

of Foot fet upon them—Lord General to be defired to grant 
his Warrants for prefling—Letter to be written to Sir William 

Waller to fend Officers to receive them as they are levied, 30 

Nov.——Order for fending down Billet-money, 5 Dec.— 

High Sheriff appointed; the putting the County under a 

Sheriff divided from Suffex, not to be drawn into Precedent, 

age Deputy Lieutenants from Lords, agreed to, 

24 Jan. 

1644, Petition from the Committee at the Bridge Foot, 

and the Gentlemen of the County, read, and referred to a 

Committee, 22 Apr——Committee impowered to compole 

the Differences between the Gentlemen and the Committee— 

Order for levying Arrears of the Weekly Affeflments, 9 May 

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IN DE X ¢@o the TH1RD VoLvuMeE.: 


—The Committee to pay Money due upon the Ordinance of 
Atfociation, 6 June—Deputy Lieutenant appointed, 28 
Member to prepare Letter to quicken the County to fend up 
their Forces, 21 Aug. Petition of Minifters, 24 Sept. 
Report concerning Diffenfions between the Committees ; a 
Committee to confider Ordinances granted to the County, 13 
Nov.—Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. read, 21 Member to 
prepare Letter to the Committees to bring in Monies for 
Payment of their Forces, 10 Dec. 

Suffer, 1643, Members to go down and advance the Ordinances 
for Weekly Aileflments, and fequeftering Delinquents Eftates, 
8 &amp; 14 Apr.—Order for paying the Forces out of Monies 
raifed thereupon,14 Apr.—Committees added to the Committees 
for Ordinances for raifing Monies, 14 Apr. 17 May 15 
July Deputy Lieutenants to deliver to Sir Arthur Haflelrige 
Lift of Malignants in the County, 12 May Members to 
give Account of the Weekly Affefiients, 27 June Deputy 
Lieutenants appointed—A Committee to prepare Letter to the 
County to rife, 5 July—Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. read, and 
referred to a Committee, 17—Ordinance for raifing Monies 
and Forces, read, and agreed to—The County to be injoined 
to affociate with Southampton, Surry, and Kent. Vide South- 
ampton, County—Committees for difpofing the Affairs of the 
County, appointed, 18 Others added, 21 July 9 Aug. 

Account of ColleGtions upon the Ordinances for Monies, 

to be fent up to the Treafurer at War—Note of Arrears, and of 

Colleétors in Arrear, to be fent to the Treafurers for receiving 

it, 25 July Committees difcharged, 4 &amp; 14 Sept.——A 

Committee to prepare Ordinance for affociating Suffex, Surrey, 

Kent, and Hertfordfhire, 2 O&amp;. Ordinance read, and agreed 

to, 2 The Committee to raife the Proportien fet upon 

them—Lord General to be defired to grant his Warrant for 

Prefling—Letter to be written to Sir William Waller, to fend 

Officers to receive Men as they are levied—Petition of the 

Well-affected read, and referred to the Committee for Safety, 

30 Nov..—a&lt;A Committee to withdraw and confider of clear- 

ing the County, and to confult with the Lord Lieutenant 

touching the Security thereof—High Sheriff appointed ; Com- 
miflioners of the Great Seal to pafs his Patent; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, g Dec-——Letter to Speaker, concerning the 

Affairs of the County, referred to a Committee, 8 Feb.—Order 

touching the Payment of Billet-money, 15—Committees Letter 

concerning the Carriage of the Forces, referred to a Commit- 
tee, 20—Petition from the Weftern Parts, and Committees 

Letter on behalf of Perfons imprifoned by the Council of War, 

upon the Death of Two Soldiers flain by them, referred to a 

Committee ; Declaration againft the Council Proceeding— 

Order for fending them to the County Gaol, and trying them 

according to Law, 24. 

1644, a Committee to prepare Letter to the Committees, 
to take effectual Courfe that the Regiment belonging to the 
Affociation may march to Sir William Waller, 9 May 
Deputy Lieutenants added, 3 June—The Committee to pay 
Monies due upon the Ordinance of Affociation, 6 Member 
to prepare Letter to quicken tine County to fend up their 
Forces, 21 Aug. Petition and Articles againft feveral Com- 
mittees, referred to a Committee, 16 O¢t—Member to go 
down and affift in the Prefervation of the County, 21—Letter 
from thence, read; Part, touching the demolifhing or gari- 
foning feveral ftrong Houfes, referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms; Part, concerning compounding with Delin- 
quents, referred to the Commiitee at Haberdafhers Hall, 29 
-——Member to prepare Letter to the Committees to bring in 
Monies for Payment of their Forces, 10 Dec. 

Sutton Marth, 1643, Ordinance from Lords concerning it, 20 
July. 

Pee. Mr. 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament—Refolution tor fequeftering his Eftate, 25 Dec. 

Sutton’s Hofpital. Vide Charterhoufe. 

Swadlyn, Mr. 1643, to be removed from Grefham College to 
Norwich Gaol, 26 May From London Houle to Newgate, 
2 Aug.——To be tried by martial Law asa Spy; Lord General 
to be moved for a Commiffion, 10 Nov. 

Swallow, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend the Service of 
the Houfe, 10 Apr. 

Swallow, a Ship, 1643, Captain to attend the Committee for 
the Navy, and give Account why the Ship is not ready, 23 
O€t. 

Swanbourn, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for ‘aflign- 
ing Timber to the Inhabitants, for Repair of their Houtes, 
burnt by the King’s Forces, 29 May——Ordinance fent to 
Lords, 10 June. ' 

Swanley, Captain, 1644, thanked for his Services, and to be 
prefented with a Gold Chain and Medal, 4 June——Order 
for bim to repair to Milford Haven, and land Forces to join 
with Major General Langherne, 26 July. Sent to Lords, 29 
Order for him to convey Monies to Lord General, 7 Aug. 

--The Committee tor the Navy to confider of employing him, 
and of his Letter, 17. 
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Swanne, William, 1643, ordered into Cuftody; Examination 
referred to the Committee for Prifoners, 9 Aug. 

Swanton, Katharine, 1643, Petition referred to the Commitee 
for Captives, 21 Apr. 

Swearing. Vide Inceji. 

Sweden, 1644, Order for fending Agents thither from both 
Kingdoms, 16 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 17. Vide Movatt. 

Swift, Sir Francis, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
being a Defaulter in all Services, 22 Mar. 

Swiftfure, a Ship, 1643, Order for fupplying it with Corn, 8 
Sept. 

Metals. 1643, Order for placing a Minifter there in the room 
of the late Incumbent, deceafed, 12 Feb. 

Sydenham, Major, 1643, Order for Re-payment of Money 
advanced by him, 26 Feb. 

Sylyard, Sir Edward, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going 
to him beyond Sea—For his Return into England within a 
limited Time, 14 June. 

Symmes, John, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent 
landing Goods at Lyme; Governor to be defired to f{ummon 
him to appear, and, upon Refufal, fend him up in fafe 
Cuftody, 5 Oct. 

Mr. 1643, to be difcharged from his Le&amp;ture, and not 

preach any-where, 9 Oct. 





18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A.1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


T4 FFETIES, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Talbott, Gilbert, 1643, Order for his Difcharge upon taking 
the Proteftation, 11 Apr. 

Tamworth, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it read, 27 
June. 

1644, Order for fending down Arms, 10 June. 

Tate, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to fend Two Nags into the 
Low Countries, 10 Feb. . 

1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 Apr. 

Taunton, 1644, Letter concerning taking the Caftle, Lift of 
Arms, &amp;c. taken, and Articles of Surrenders 17 July— 
Letter concerning the Relief of the Town ; Order for fpeedy 
fending Forces, 24 Dec. 

Taylor, Mary, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Captives, 21 Apr. 

Captain Richard, 1643, to be removed from London 

Houfe to Norfolk Gaol, 26 May. 

Army, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Irifh Affairs, 17 June. 

- Humphrey, 1643. Vide Privileges—Order for his Dif- 

charge, 14 Aug. 

Mr. 1643, to altend the Committee for fequeftering 
abfent Members Eftates, 28 Sept.——Voted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Temple, 1643, Order for borrowing Plate fuperftitioufly ufed upon 
their Altar, 27 May——Member to prepare Ordinance for 
recommending a Mafter and Leéturer, 28 Jane——Order 
touching Books and Manufcripts fequeftered, 27 O&amp;. 

1644, Members of both Houfes to confider of providing 
a Preacher for the Inner Temple, 24 Apr. Matter recom- 
mended to the Affembly, 29 May. 

Temple, Sir John, 1643, Accufation againft him read; Declara- 
tion thereupon, 26 Oct. 

- 1644, Petition in his behalf, to be read, 18 June—— 

Read; Order for paying the Remainder of his Loan, 8 July 

Agreed to by Lords, 9 Oct——To be exchanged for 

fuch Perfon as the Houfe fhall approve, 23 Aug ——Another 

Petition, defiring his Releate ; Order for exchanging him for 

Sir Thomas Mallett, 30 Sept. 

James, 1643, Petition, 11 Aug. Vide Tilbury, Weft. 

Captain Purbeck, 1644, Petition concerning his Arrears 

and Clothes taken by him; to be thanked, 30 May—— 

Order for Payment of Part of his Arrears, and the Difpofal 

of his Troop, 6 June. A Committee to raife 5004. to be 

paid forthwith, 7—Report concerning the Clothes to be 

made, 8. 

Peter, 1644, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 

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Mr. High Sheriff of Leicefterfhire, 1644, to have Leave 
to come to London, 24 Sept. 

Tenants, 1643, 2 Committee to prepare Ordinance for indemni- 
fying fuch as pay Affetfments for their Landlords, 22 Aug. 
Crdinance read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 23. 

Terms, 1643, Petition concerning Offenders againft the Ordi- 

‘nance prohibiting the keeping them at Oxon, referred to the 
Committee for Examinations, 28 Apr. Member to pre- 
pare Ordinance to prevent keeping them there, 29 May. 
Ordinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
30——Refolution for adjourning the Michaelmas Term, 
agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 

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to, 21 Od. King’s Letter to the Judges, to adjourn it to 
Oxon, read; Writs for that Purpofe delivered into the Houfe ; 
Order prohibiting an Adjournment without Order of the Houte, 
22 Nov. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 2 King’s Proclamation for 
adjourning Hilary Term to Oxon, read, and to be communi- 
cated to the City; Refolution for enjoining the Judges, &amp;c. to 
attend the Courts at Wefiminfter—Member to prepare Pro- 
clamation, to pafs the Great Seal for that Purpote, 6 Jan. 
A Committee of both Houfes to confider of preventing the 
Adjournment ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, agreed to, 
and to be printed, 22. 

1644, Member to prepare Ordinance to prevent the 
Adjournment of the Term, 23 O&amp;. 

Terrill, Sir John, 1642, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for being 
a Defaulter in all Services, 22 Mar. 

Terry, William. Vide Hlawes—1643, to be fummoned to 
appear in the Aflembly, 23 Oét. 

Terfonella, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Tefer, Henry, 164%, to be fummoned to appear in the Affembly, 
23 O&amp;. 

Tewing, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 27 July. 

Tewkesbury, 1643, Eleétion referred to the Committee for 
Elections, 15 Nov. Order for making Report, 11 Dec. 
Report; Firft EleGion declared void; Sir Edward Alsford’s 
Second Eletion void; Mr. Stevens’s declared good; Return 
to be amended, 25 Dec. 22 Jan. Amended, 27. 

Thaine, Alexander, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
refufing to pay the Weekly Affeflments, 11 Apr. 

Thames, 1643, a Committee to confider what is fit to be done 
for fecuring the River, 22 July. 

1644, Petition of Owners of Ships, &amp;c. hired in the 
Thames for the Service of the State, {pecially recemmended 
to a Committee; Committee impowered to receive their 
Propofitions, 12 Dec. 

Thane, Mr. Gentleman Uther of Lords Houfe, 1644, Meflage 
to be fent to Lords, defiring a Committee may examine what 
Delinquents Goods he has in Cuftody, 15 Nov. Sent; Mef- 
fenger difmifled without Anfwer; another Meflage, to acquaint 
them, that, by an Ordinance, he cannot protect them, 18. 

Thanett, Earl of, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June- --.- His Lady to have Warrant to go to him beyond 
Sea, 18 Ot. His Petition from Lords, defiring a Stay 
might be made of cutting his Timber till be be heard, 15 
Mar. Referred to the Committee for fuch as come in upon 
the Declaration, 22. 

1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon thereof, re- 
ported; Refolutions thereupon; Committee to agree with 
him according to them, 27 July Member to prepare 
Ordinance for Sale of his Efiate, 22 Aug. His Petition 
from Lords, with their Senfe thereupon, to be confidered, 4 
Sept. Conference defired by them concerning him, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported— 
Refolutions that his Fine fhall not exceed 8,o00/.—That he 
fhall forthwith pay 5,000/—That, upon Security for the 
Remainder, his Sequeftration fhall be difcharged, 15 O&amp;. The 
Committee at Gold{miths Hall to fettle the Fine, 17. Times 
appointed for his paying g,o0o/.19. Order annihilated; the 
former Fine to ftand, 2 Houfe accepts 6,000 /.in Difcharge 

-of Part; his Sequeftration to be taken off, upon paying 3,000/. 
more, 28 Nov. Ordinance for Difcharge thereof, read, and 
pafled, 13 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Thank/giving, 1642, Lord Mayor to be moved for a Thank{- 
giving within his Liberties, for the Delivery from the Con- 
&gt; saad at Briftol; Letters concerning it to be read, 16 
Mar. 


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1643, Refolution for a Thankfgiving in London, 
Wettminfter, and Places adjacent, for the taking of Reading, 
agreed to by Lords, 29 Apr. For another to be kept by 
the Parliament and City, upon the Difeovery of a Plot, 6 
June. Day appointed; Lord Mayor to be defired to acquaint 
the Minifters therewith-- Preachers appointed, 9. - Thanked, 
and to print their Sermons—Lords to be defired to appoint a 
Day for a public Thankfgiving, 15. Day appointed, 17-—— 
Order for a Thankfgiving, upon the Difcovery of the late 
Defign, 13 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 20——-Order for a 
Thankigiving within the Bills of Mortality, for the Aflifiance 
from Scotland—The Vitory at Namptwich—The Deliverance 
of the Garifon at Nottingham; Copies to be feut*to Lord 
Mayor and the Committees for the Suburbs, 2 Feb. 

1644, Ordinance from Lords for a publick Thank f- 
giving for the Victory over Sir Ralph Hopton’s Forces, agreed 
to; Order for printing and difperfing it, 1 Apr. Day appointed, 
2. Preachers appointed, 3. Order for their publifhing the 
Refolution for drawing the Forces together, 8. Preachers 
thanked, and to print their Sermons, o—Refolution for a pub- 
lick Thank{fgiving for the Succefles in the North and Pem- 
brokefhire, agreed to by Lords; Day and Preachers appointed, 

















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17. Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 23 
Refolution tor a public Thankfgiving upon the Viétory over 
Prince Rupert’s Army ; Day and Preachers appointed, 8 July. 
One excufed upon account of Indilpofition; another appointed, 
10. Place appointed by Lords, 8. Difapproved ; they appoint 
another, 10. Ordinance for the Thankigiving from them, 
agreed to, 13. Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 
19 Order for Thank{giving within the Lines, for the raifing 
the Siege of Montgomery Caftle, 23 Sept. For another, 
upon the Delivery of Neweattle into the Hands of the Scots, 
agreed to by Lords; Lord Mayor to be defired to give Notice 
thereof to the Minifters, 25 Oct. 

Thans, Major, 1644, Bufinels concerning him to be confidered, 
11 Nov. 

Thelwall, Giles, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. His Name, inferted by Mittake, to be ftruck 
out of the Lift, 7. 

Thinne, Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 14 
May. 

Thomas, St. Hofpital, Southwark, 1642, Ordinance for fequef- 
tering the Curate’s Rents, read, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 16 Mar. Day appointed by Lords 
for bringing Proofs againft him, 17 Petition of Governor, 
&amp;ec. Order to forbear levying the Weekly Affefiments, 2¢ 
Aug. Lord Mayor to take care that fick and maimed 
Soldiers may be admitted in the Firft place, 19 O¢t.-——Ordi- 
nance for exempting the Revenues from Payments, read 
twice, and committed ; Governor’s Petition referred, g Dec. 

Matter and Wardens to be defired to difcharge a Surgeon 

taken in Arms againft the Parliament, and put another in his 

room, 15 Jan. ‘Their Petition; Order for leaving them to 
their free Election, 27—Order for recommending an ordinary 

Surgeon, 30. 

1644, Petition of Governors, defiring their Rents may 
be free from Taxes, and Ale expended upon maimed Soldiers 
Excife-free ; Ordinance for that Purpofe read, 3 July. 

St. Apofile, London, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering 
the Living, read, and agreed to, 18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 
28. 

Thomas, Captain, 1643, his Letter concerning Three Prize Ships, 
referred to a Committee, 10 Nov. 

1644, to be examined upon Oath in the Admiralty 
Court, 14 May. 

William, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Thomas and John, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Owners, fent from 
Lords, with {pecial Recommendation, 15 Apr. Referred to a 
Committee, 20. Report; Orders thereupon, 25. 

Thomkyns, Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Mr. 1643, to be tried for a Confpiracy, 29 June. 

Richard, a Surgeon, 1644, his Neglect of repairing to 
the Army, referred to the Committtee for martial Law, 1 
Nov. 

Thompfon, Maurice, 1€43, Petition referred to the Judge of the 
Admiralty; 5 May To have Warrant to pafs with his 
Wife, &amp;c. into Holland, 8 Aug. ‘His Petition for Liberty 
to arreft a Dunkirk Ship, for Reparation of Damages fuftained 
by the Dunkirkers, read; Liberty given him to proceed in 
the Admiralty Court, 10 Feb. 

1644, Report concerning the Lading of the Ship Luke; 
Order thereupon, 4 O&amp;t. 

— Colonel Francis, 1644, a Committee to confider of 
‘Monies iffued for his Regiment, 11 Apr. His Petition fent 
from Lords, with {pecial Recommendation, 10 Aug. 

— —— William, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequefirations, 19 Aug. 

Thorfield, 1643, Order tor fequefiering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 5 Sept. 

Thorley, 1642, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 Mar. 

Thornhaugh, Colonel, 1644, appointed Governor of Wellbeck 
Ifoufe, 9 Nov. 

Thornhill, 1643, Minifter appointed, 27 May Ordinance for 
that Purpofe prefented, 14 June Read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 July. 

Thornhill, Sir John, 1643, ordered into Cuftody; Examination 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 26 Aug. 

Thornton, Robert, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for 
lrifh Affairs, 17 Mar. ‘ 

1543, another Petition read; Order touching his Pay, 
a May. 

Thorogood, Robert, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent 
landing Goods at Lyme; Governor to be defired to fummon _ 
him to appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe 
Cuftody, 8 Nov. 

Sir John, 1643, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 


















































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Sir Robert, 1643, Order touching paying his Affeflinent, 
17 Aug. 7 Sept. 

Thorpe, Robert, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 4 Sept. 

Throckmorton, Sir Baynham. Vide Clothiers. 

Thomas, 1643, his Compofition for a Debt due for 
Cuftoms accepted, 14 Sept. 

Thurgood, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 27 Nov. 

Thurland Calile, 1643, Colonel Rigby’s Letter, relating the 
taking of it; Demolition thereof approved ; Thanks thereupon, 
18 Nov. 

Thurman, Mr. 1643, Examinations againft him to be reported, 
13 June. i 

Thurnwood, John, &amp;c. 1644, Petition referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 7 Sept. 

Tilbury, Wett, 1643, Petition of the Captain of the Fort, and 
Propofitions concerning the fame, referred to the Committee 
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to, 17. The Committee for the Militia to recommend a Perfon 
to fupply his Place, 20. Lord Mayor and Sheriffs appointed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22. Signified, 29 
Lieutenant to be defired to put them in Poffeflion, 5 Aug. 
The Committee for the Tower to do it, 7. Another Com- 
mittee to do it, 10. Sir Robert Harley to be put in Pofleffion 
till the Lieutenant embark, 11 The Committee for the 
Militia to view the Mufquets and Cullivers, and take care 
they be made ferviceable, 22 July Ordinance concerning 
the Tower, fent to Lords, 11 Aug—Lord Mayor and Sir 
Robert Harley to grant Warrants for fequeftering the Eftates 
of Inhabitants that are fequeftrable, 26 Lord Mayor and 
Sheriffs to have Copies of Orders concerning the Refiraint 
of Prifoners, and to obferve them, 16 Sept-——Order for dif- 
charging the Warders that refufe the Covenant, 16 O¢ct.— 
New Lord Mayor appointed Lieutenant—Ordinance from 
Lords to that Purport, read, and agreed to, 27. 

















billeting Part of the Garifon at Gravefend, Neg. 15. 

Another Petition of his read, and referred to the Committee 

for the Revenue, 15 Sept.—--Confideration of the Fort re- 

ferred ; the Committee to take Order it be fufficiently manned 

and furnifhed, 21 O&amp;. 

1644, the Committee to confer with the Committee for 
the Militia about eftablifhing a Fort there, 16 May. 

Tildefley, Major General, 1644,mot to be exchanged without the 
Content of the Houle, 23 Sept. 

Tillefley, Sir Thomas, 1644, not to be exchanged without Leave 
of the Houfe, and Sir Thomas Middleton’s Confent, 10 
O&amp;. 

Timber, 1643, Ordinance from Lords for Prefervation thereof, 
and of the King’s Deer and other Game, 1 Nov. 

Tin, 1643, Bufineis concerning the 'l'in Farmers to be confidered 
—Orders or Warrants from the Houle, or any Committee, 
to be delivered to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall; the 
Committee to inform themfelves concerning them, 2 Dec. 
Order for their Attendance upon the Houfe, 4. Liberty given 
them to tranfport Tin, upon Security to ftand to any Order of 
the Houfe, 7, A Committee of both Houfes to examine the 
Bufinefs, 10. Report; Tin Farmers Petition read; Queftion 
that 6,oo00l. paid by them be forfeited, Neg —The Committee 
for the Revenue to confider whether the Conditions of their 
Bond be performed, and what Rent is in Arrear, 3o—Proceed 
of the Monies arifing from the Tin Bufinefs to be difpofed 
of for the Weftern Counties, 24 Feb. Claule added to the 
Order, 2 Mar. 

Tinmouth, 1644, Preacher before the Houfe to give Thanks for 
the taking the Caftle, 5 Nov. 

Tifdail, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 31 July 
to print his Sermon, 28 Aug. 

Tifon, Thomas, 1643, King’s Warrant to the Keeper of Newgate, 
for releafing him—Keeper to be indemnified for difobeying 
it, 28 July. 

Tobacco, 1643. Vide Supply—Petition of Merchants referred 
to the Committee for Excife; Committee impowered to 
receive Propofitions, 29 Jan. 

Pipes, 1643. Vide Supply. 

Tobaceoes, Spanith, 1643, a Committee, with the Cuftomers, to 
confider of eafing the Trade in relation to Cuftoms and 
Excife, 20 Dee. Ordinance for that Purpofe read twice, 
and committed, 14 Feb.-——Pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 1 Mar. 

Toll, Mr. 1644, the Committee at Lynn to confider his Loffes 
during the Defeétion of the Town, and what Reparation is fit 
to be made him, 3 July. 

Tomlinfon, William, and Samuel Oates, 1644, Petition read; 
Judge of the King’s Bench to be defired to bail Perfons 
removed hither by Habeas Corpus, 26 Nov. 

Tompjon, Dr. 1643, Order for paying him the Tythes of Lands 
in Sutton, Lincolnfhire, 3 June. 

Daniel, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in 

Southwark, 17 Mar. - 

Topfal, John, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Tothill Fields, 1644, Collectors of Pew-money in the new Church 
appointed, 26 Aug. 

Tottenham High Crofs, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for 
better Support of the Vicar, 7 Oct. Form thereof, 14. 
Tour, Captain la, 1643, Lord General to be acquainted with 
the Condition of his Troop, 31 Aug. The Committee for 

Safety to difcharge Papifts that are in it, 1 Sept. 

Tower, 1642, Petitions of Wardens and Moneyers read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Tower ; Committees added ; 
Colle@ors to forbear levying any Afleflments upon them— 
Lieutenant to be injoined not to fire Guns on a certain Day, 
24 Mar. 

esa 1643, Leave to {peak againft the Order; Order revoked ; 
Proportion of Powder to be ifiued for firing then, 25 Mar. 
_—-The Committee to confider of laying the Affetiments on 
the Moneyers and Wardens, 23 &amp; 26 June Covenant to 
be tendered to the Lieutenant, 10 July. His Petition from 
Lords, for Warrant to pafs into the Low Countries, agreed 

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1644, Conference defired by Lords concerning the Ufage 

of Prifoners, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 

held, and reported; 4 Committee to contider of Rules for the 

Uiage of Prifoners of War, 18 May—No Servants to attend 

them but what the Lieutenant fhall appoint—The Committee 

for the Tower to repair thither, 22 Aug. To confider of 
fecuring the Place and Prifoners therein; Power given to 

confer with the City thereupon, 20. 

Hamlets, 1643, the Seven Companies to be formed into 

a Regiment under the Lieutenant of the Tower; Earl of Hol- 

land to be moved for a Commiflion to contiitute him Colonel; 

other Hamlets to be added, 3 May The Comunittee for the 

Tower to confider of lifting Soldiers within the Hamlet, by 

the Advice of the Deputy Lieutenants, 17 June. 

1644, Order for {peedy paying in the Collections upon 
the Weekly Afleflment, 19 Aug. 

Towers, Thomas, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
entering the Houfes, and feizing the Goods, of well affected 
Perfons, 6 May. 

Tracy, Sir John, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to him 
beyond Sea—For his Return into England within a limited 
Time, 14 June His Petition referred to the Committee for 
Sequeftrations, 7 Dec. 

John, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to him 

beyond Sea—For his Return isto England within a limited 

Time, 14 June. 

Sir Humphry, 1643, Information of Legacies to him and 
others, referred to the Committee tor Gloucefter ; Order for 
difpofing of Part thereof, 1 Jan. 

Trade, 1643, Order from the Committee for the Navy, concern- 
ing a Trade with Towns under the Enemy’s Power, referred to 
a Committee; all that come to have Voices, 11 Nov. 

Traile, James, 1643, to be fent into Ulfter, with InftruGions for 
Encouragement of the Soldiers to oppofe the Ceffation, 28 O&amp;. 

Traitors, lrith, 1643, Order for removing them from the Tower 
to Newgate, 29 Apr. . 

Trapham, Thomas, 1644, Petition read, and referred to Sir 
Gilbert Gerrard, 10 O&amp;. To the Committee for Lord Gene- 
ral’s Eftablifhment, 21. 

Treaty, 1642, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to {peed their 
Anfwer to the Articles of Ceffation; Conference defired by 
them, touching the late Alterations thereof, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; the Com- 
mittee formerly appointed to confider of them, impowered to 
compare the 7th Article from the Lords with tiiat fent from 
the Houfe, 15 Mar. Report of Reafons for difagreeing with 
them therein; Conference defired, and agreed. to; Meflage 
from Lords, defiring to propound their Opinion upon the 3 
Article, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported ; Houfe concur with Lords in their 
Opinion upon the 3d Article; Lords Concurrence to the 7th 
fignified ; Houfe adhere to the 6th Article as prefented to the 
King; a Committee of both Houfes to draw the Articles into 
a proper Form to be prefented; to prepare Inftructions for 
difbanding ; the [nttructions to be fent with the Propofitions— 
Form fent from Lords agreed to, 16. Order for Meeting of 
the Committee; Infirucétions reported, 17. Conference defired 
by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Name to be inferted ; In- 
fiructions read one by one, and agreed to; Claufes to be 
added; One to be left out; Meflengers between the Com- 
mittees and Parliament appointed; One to be fent up every 
Two Days; Copy of the Infiruétions to be fealed up, and kept 
by Speaker, and not entered till further Order ; another Con- 
ference defired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held ; Lords Concurrence to the Inftruétions figni- 
fied; the Committee not to difcover them, or give any Copy 
thereof to any Perfon, 18. Committees impowered to fend 
One to the Parliament upon any emergent Occafion; Con- 
ference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; InftruCtions read ; 
examined, and figned by Clerk; openly delivered to the Com- 
mittees; Original fealed up by Speaker, 20. Copy thereof to 














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be fent to Lord General, 22. Committees Letter concerning 
the Delivery of the Articles; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning Meflages and Letters from the King and the 
Yommittee, agreed to; Letters and Advertifements to the 
Houle to be communicated thereat ; Conference held ; Letters 
and Meflage prefented from Lords; Meflage confidered; a 
Committee to prepare Antwer; Time enlarged for treating 
upon the Two Firft Propofitions, 23. Auntwer reported, 
agreed to, and to be delivered at a Conference with other 
Votes; Lords Concurrence fignified, 24. 
1643, Reafons for difagreeing to the Alterations made 
by the King, with additional Inftructions to the Committee, 
reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
25 Mar. Reafons for the Articles, and upon what Occation 
they were not fent away, reported ; amended ; Copy agreed 
to; the Committee to acquaint the King with all their In- 
fiructions upon the ‘Two Firft Propofitions, 27. Committees 
Letter, intimating the King’s Defire for enlarging the ‘lime 
to treat, read, and laid afide; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning a Letterfrom the Earl of Northumberland, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 30——Another 
Conference defired by them concerning a Second Letter from 
him, agreed to; Committees Letter to the Houfe to be com- 
municated thereat; Managers and Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held; Bufinefs thereof to be confidered—Notice to be 
given to Lord General, that no Ceflation is agreed on—That 
none can be concluded without the further Confent of both 
Houfes—That the Houle will uot agree to any without giving 
him timely Notice; Copies of the Votes, &amp;c. to be fent to 
him—Time for treating on the Two Firft Propofitions inlarged, 
1 Apr. Lords Concurrence fignified—The Committee to 
give Account what pafled the laft Four Days thereupon— 
‘Yo give Account from time to time what fhall pafs during 
the Treaty, and thefe and former Votes to be fent to them; 
Letter to be figned by Speaker, and fent with them, read, 
agreed to, and figned,—Infirvctions to be entered; Members 
to have Copies thereof—Committees to be injoined to return 
on Saturday, if they receive no pofitive Aniwer by Friday ; 
Lerds Concurrence to be defired, 3. Conference defired by 
them concerning a Letter, and Antwer from the King to the 
Reafons touching the Ceflation, and concerning a Letter from 
the Earl of Northumberland, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; a Committee of both Houfes to 
prepare Anfwer to King’s Meflage ; Houle take it as a Denial; 
the Committee at Oxon to prefs the Difbanding, 5. Lords 
Anfwer to the Meflage communicated at a Conterence; ‘Time 
for the Treaty inlarged ; Inftructions to the Committee con- 
cerfuing the hing’s Anfwer, reported; free Conference to be 
defired with Lords thereupon; Heads agreed to; tree Con- 
ference defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; Letter 
to be figned by both Speakers, read, and agreed to, 6. Another 
free Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; free Conference held, and reported ; Queftion for 
leaving out the laft Claule of the [nftructions, Neg.; another 
free Conference defired with them, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held, and reported; Lords Letter 
to the Committees read, and figned by Speaker—Copies of all 
Proceedings between the King and Parliament, touching the 
Ceffation, to be fent to Mr. Strickland in Holland, 7—Confe- 
rence defired by Lords concerning Papers from the Committee, 
in An{wer to the Two Firft Propofitions, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; the Committee of 
both Houfes to confider them ; additional Lnftructions reported, 
read, and agreed to; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held; Inftructions agreed to 
by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 8. 
—Conference defired by Lords concerning another Aniwer 
from the King, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported, 11—The Committee to be injoined to 
return on Saturday perfonally, to give Account of their Pro- 
ceedings; Lords to be defired to fend the like Injunétion to 
their Committee, 12—Conference defired by Lords, to com- 
municate a Pacquet from the King, and a Letter from the 
Earl of Northumberland, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; the Committee of both Houfes 
to prepare An{wer to this and the laft Mefflage from the King, 
13. Report to be confidered, 14. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 17—Conference defired by Lords concerning an 
Antwer framed by them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held ; Anfwer prefented, 18. Read; Queftion for 
confidering itin Parts, Neg. 24—Previous Quefiion for inforc- 
ing the Committee to return on Saturday, Neg. 13. Order for 
fending for the Committees from Oxon; Letter to be figned 
by Speaker, read, and re-committed ; reported, and agreed 
to—Meflage to Lords, defiring them to fend for their Com- 
mittees; Conference defired by them concerning it, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 
Another Conference to be defired with them; Managers 
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a Letter and other Papers from the Earl of Northumberland 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; the Committee to make a State of the Bufinets there- 
upon, 15—Committees Letter from Wickham—Meflage from 
Lords, acquainting the Houfe they expeét their Committees 
before 12 o’Clock, 17—Papers of the King’s further Anfwers, 
and Committees further Propofitions, read—Order for paying 
the Committees Difburfements— For Thanks to them—A 
Committee to perufe their Papers, and fiate the whole Bufi- 
nels of the Treaty, 18 ‘Three impowered to meet, 1 May. 
Paflages of the Treaty to be printed, 5 Another Com- 
mittee to prepare a Declaration of the Proceedings of both 
Houfes, 24 Apr. Order for their Meeting, and making 
Report, 28 Declaration read, 5 May. Read Second 
time, with Amendments; agreed to, and to be printed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6. Meflage, defiring them to 
fpeed their Anfwer, 11. ‘Their Concurrence fignified ; Clerk 
ot the Records in the Tower to attend a. Member with 
Records to be cited therein, 15. Treaty and Declaration to 
be publifhed, 17—Bills mentioned in the Propofitions to be 
printed, 29 The Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare 
Grounds for a juft and fafe Peace in all his Majefty’s Domi- 
nions; a Committee to prepare Reafons inducing the Vote; 
Reafons reported: Conference defired concerning it, agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 15 Mar. An- 
other defired by Lords, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported ; Report to be confidered, 20. 
Paper read; Houfe adhere to their former Vote for referring 
it to the Committee of both, Kingdoms; a Committee to 
alfign Reafons, 22. Reatons reported ; read one by one, and 
pafled; free Conference defired with Lords, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 23. 

1644, Meflage to Lords, defiring thein to expedite their 
Anfwer; Conference defired by them, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 25 Mar. Report 
tu be confidered, 25 &amp; 26. Confidered; Houte adhere to 
their former Vote; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 28. Rea- 
fons reported ; free Conference detired, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; free Conference held; another Conference detired 
by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
29 -~-Reported, 3 Apr. Another Conference defired by 
Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported ; Papers concerning the Subftance of this and a former 
Conference, read, 5—Conterence defired by Lords concerns 
ing Propofitions for Peace, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Ordinance from Lords, to 
enable the Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare them, 
read, 13. Read Second time; Day appointed for bringing 
in the Propofitions ; Ordinance agreed to, with Amendments ; 
Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; 
Conference held, 15. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 16. 
A Committee to withdraw, and annex a Claufe concerning 
fending the Propofitions to the Convention of the States of 
Scotland, 20. Claufe reported ; Conference defired there- 
upon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 
22. Claufe agreed to by Lords; Time for bringing in the 
Propofitions extended ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25. Pro- 
pofitions reported, and read; Order for Second Reading ; 
Members to have Copies, 29 —--City to be acquainted the 
Houfe is ready to receive any they fhall prefent, 3 May—— 
Propofitions to be confidered, 3, 4 &amp; 6 May- 29 July 
Several agreed to, 7 May 1 &amp; 17 Aug.. —The 
Committee to prepare additional Propofitions concerning 
Judges that have deter ted the Parliament—Concerning Perfons 
on whom Honours have been beftowed fince the King left his 
Parliament, 1 Aug. Amendments from the Convention of the 
States in Scotland, reported, read, and agreed to, 17. Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 19. The Committee to put the 
Propofition for Difbanding in Form; Preamble and Conclufion 
referred to them, 17. Conference defired with Lords con- 
cerning the Propofitions, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 19. Lords Amendment to the Firft Pro- 
pofition, read, and agreed to, 30 Propofitions reported, 
and to be confidered ; Members to prefent Names of Perfons 
in their feveral Counties to be excepted, 18 Sept. Several 
excepted, 20 &amp; 25—Motions for any Additions to be made 
between 10 and 12 o’Clock, 26 A Committee to contider 
of the Blank in the 11th Propofition—Of the Claufe concern- 
ing the Court of Wards—Of fome Propofition concerning 
Clergymen and Heads of Colleges, 1 Oét.—- Propofitions to be 
contidered every Day at 10 o’Clock—Sheriffs that have raifed 
the Potle Comitatus againft the Parliament to be excepted ; 
their Names entered, 3—-The filling up the Blank in the 5th 
Qualificatioh of the 11th Propofition confidered ; feveral Per- 
fons voted incapable of any Employment; Motions for any 
Additions thereto to be made between 10 and 12 o’Clock with 
Leave,g. Blanks therein filled up; King to be moved for 
the Royal Affent to feveral Acts; Compentfation to be included 
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fpectied; a Committee to put the Votes relating thereto in 
Form, 14—Propofitions concerning the Court, of Wards and 
Great Seal reported, read, and agreed to; Refointions there- 
upon—A Committee to prepare Propofition for making void 
all Acts iffuing from the Great Seal at Oxon, and confirming 
allitluing from the Great Seal with the Parliameut—City Pro- 
potition read, and referred toa Committee, 15. Vide Loudoun 
—Preainble and Conclufion to be reported, 17. Reported ; 
read, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Scots Comiil- 
ficners to be defired to fill up the Biank in the Preamble, 18 
The Commitiee to be defired to fend the Propofitions pre- 
fently, 23. Anfwer and Opinion of the Committee upon the 
Alterations made by the Houfe, reported; Proceedings there- 
upon; Propofitions to be ingrofled, and fent to Lords, with 
Defire to expedite them, 24. Communicated at a Conier- 
ence, 25———Letter from the Committee of the Eftates of 
Scotland, defiring they may be expedited to the King, read ; 
Lords to be moved to expedite them, 1 Nov. Cunference 
defired by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held; Lords Amendments reported; 
Conference to be defired thereupon; Managers appointed ; 
Inftructions to them, 4. Conference defired, agreed to, and 
held, 6. Another defired by Lords, agreed t»; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Refolutions there- 
upon—The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of the 
Manner of tending the Propofitions to the Kinu, 7 Manner 
reported ; Claufe touching Members that have deferted the 
Parliament, to be added; free Conference detired with Lords, 
agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed ; free Confer- 
ence held, and reported ; a Committee of both Houtes to go 
with them, 8. Inftruétions for them read, and agreed to— 
Report, that Scots Commiffioners concur in the Amendments ; 
Propofitions to be ingrofled; an authentical Copy to be deli- 
vered tothem—Letter to King’s General for a safe Conduct, 
read, and agreed to, g—Order empowering the Committee to 
deliver the Propofitions, 14—Safe Conduct under the King’s 
Hand, fent from Lords, and referred to the Committee of 
both Ringdoms, 18. King’s Meflage upon the Delivery of 
the Propofitions, and Report thereupon, to be entered ; the 
Committee to be thanked for their Proceedings; Order for de- 
fraying their Charges; Conference defired by Lords concerning 
the Mellage, agreed to; Reporters appomted ; Conference 
held; Lords Refolutions touching a fale Conduct to the 
King’s Commiflioners, reported; Meflage and Retolutions re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Members to 
confer with the Committee concerning their Proceedings and 
Entertainment at Oxon, 30 Nov.—Narrative thereof pre- 
fented—Form of a Letter to be fent to the King’s General 
touching the fate Conduct, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 3 Dec.—Conference defired by them concerning 
Prince Rupert’s Anfwer, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Sate Conduct agreed to; 
Speakers of both Houfes to fign it; a Letter to Lord General, 
wherein it is to be inclofed, read, and agreed to—Houle 
appointed for the Reception of the King’s Commiffioners; no 
Members to vifit them, or their Attendants, 10. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 12, Members have Leave to vifit them— 
The Committee for Examinations to feize Letters brought 
from Oxon, to the Diflervice of the State, 14—A Committee 
of both Houfes to confider of the Manner of receiving the 
Commiffioners; impowered to confer with the Scots Com- 
miffioners; their Report; a Committee of both Houfes to 
yeceive them; Commiffioners to be defired to fend in a Lift 
of their Followers, 16. Lift to be perfected, and fent to the 
Provoft Marfhal of London—Meflage from Lords, acquaint- 
ing the Houfe they think fit to refer the King’s Meflage to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, with additional Commit- 
tees; Lords to be defired, at a Conference, to refer it to the 
Committee of both Houtes, and the Scots Commiffioners ; 
their Concurrence fignified; Draught of an Anfwer to the 
King’s Meflage, reported; Vote and Anfwer to the fame Pur- 
port, from Lords; Previous Queftion for an Addition thereto, 
Neg.; Anfwer agreed to; Committees fent to Oxon to have 
Leave to vifit the Commillioners before they return, 19. 
Commiflioners to have Notice to receive their Anfwer; An- 
{wer to be figned by Speakers of both Houfes, 20o—Report 
touching the Commitfioners Requeft to deliver what they have 
further in Charge to the Committees; Anfwer thereto ; 
the Committee of both Houfes to receive it; Scots Commif- 
fioners to have Notice to meet them ; Conference upon the 
Delivery of their laft Paper reported; the Committee to pre- 
pare Anfwer; Anfwer reported, 21. Order for referring the 
Manner of the Treaty, and of the Inftructions for thofe that 
fhall be appointed to treat, to the Committee of both King- 
doms; difagreed to by Lords; Houfe adhere to their former 
Vote, 24. : 


Tredway, Robert. Vide Heron, Edward. 


Trefufis, Colonel John, 1644, Repoxt concerning him; Order 
for his Difcharge from further Attendance, 30 May. 
Vou. LL. 








TuirRpD VoLuME. 


Trelawney, Robert, 1642, Petition; Queftion for bailing him, 
Neg. 23 Mar. 

Tremaire, Mr. 1643, Order for his Difcharge, 7 Apr. 

Trevilian, Mr. 1644, Order for providing a furnifhed Houfe 
for him, 26 Odi. 

Yrevor, Baron, 1643, to fit in the Exehequer, and execute the 
Place of Puifne Baron, 22 Sept. His Petition from Lords 
read ; their Meffage, acquainting the Houfe they are ready to 
proceed againft him, 18 O&amp;. Judgment demanded ; Meflage 
to Lords, defiring them to order the immediate Payment of 
his Fine; Anfwer theieto, 19. 

Trinity Houfe, 1643, Petition of Mafter, &amp;c. read, and fpe- 
cially recommended to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 
10 Oét. 

1644, another Petition read, and referred to the Committee 

for the Navy, 26 Nov. 

College, Oxon, 1643, Petition of Scholars concerning the 
Sequefiration of their‘Revenues, communicated by Lords, to 
be read, 5 Dec. Read, and referred to a Committee, 12. 
Order tor their Meeting, 15. Committee revived; Com- 
mittees added, 18. 

Trollop, Sir Thomas, 1643, the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall to call him before them, that he may pay his Affefiment, 
17 Aug. 

Troopers, 1644, Order for apprehending thofe within the Lines, 
and feizing their Horfes, 9 Dec. 

Truffell, Mr. 1643, Report concerning him; Order for his Dif- 
charge, 26 May. 

Tucker, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequefiered Goods, 
29 June. : 

Tuckney, Mr. 1643, Defired to preach, 26 July——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 30 Aug. 

Tullibardine, Lord, 1633. Vide Privileges. 

Tuliibarr, Lord, 1643, his Servant to have Warrant to go to 
Oxon, 15 July. 

Tunfiall, Thomas, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for 

admitting him to a Fine and Compofition; Committee to 

compound with him, 23 Oét. 

Turkey Merchants. Vide Levant Company. 

Turner, Exuperius, 1643, Order for bailing him, a June. 

Dr. 1643, Report concerning him; Order for his Dif 

charge, 27 July——Voted incapable of fitting during this 

Pariiament, 22 Jan. 

Richard, 1643, Petition; Order for paying his Debt in 
Part, 20 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Turney, Edward. Vide Heron, Edward. 

Turpin, Captain, 1644, Petition of his Daughters read, and 
fent to Lords; Metlenger to acquaint them with Paflages in 
the Weft, concerning hanging him, and others, for adhering 
to the Parliament; Basen, that Lords had read, and returned 
it; Petition referred to the Committee for the Weft; Lord 
General to be informed of the Matter, 26 July Order for 
making Report, 5 Aug. 

Twickenham, 1643, Order for fequefiering the Living, read, 
and agreed to—For employing the Arrears of Tythes in re- 
pairing the Vicarage Houte, 22 Sept. 

Twifden, Sir Roger, 1643, the Committee for Examinations 
to difpofe of him to what Prifon they think fit, 10 June. 
Order tor his Commitment to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 
For removing him from the Ship where he is to the Compter, 
































14 Aug. Quefiion for removing him to another Prifon, 
Neg. 1 Nov. His Petition referred to a Committee, 
27 Feb. 





1644, Report; Order for admitting him to a Fine and 
Compofition; Committee to compound with him, 23 O&amp;. 

— Mr. 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 28 Sept. Infor- 
mation concerning him referred to the Committee for Exa- 
minations, 10 O&amp;t. 

Twife, Mr. 1643, Ordinance for collating him to the Living of 
Eaft Horfley, 18 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

—— Captain, 1643, Lord Admiral to be defired to employ him 
upon the Northern Coafts, 2 Mar. 

Twit, Dr. 1643, defired to preach before the Affembly, 
23 June——Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 7 July. 

Tyger, a Ship, of Rotterdam, 1644, the Judge of the Admi- 
ralty to iffue a Commiffion tu unlade the Ship, and inventor 
and fequefter the Goods, 1 June. Mr. Strickland’s Lettex 
concerning it, read, and referred to the Committee for the 
Navy ; Member to prepare Anfwer, 21 An{wer prefented ; 
Petition of Merchant Adventurers, and Lord Admiral’s Let- 
ter, with Papers inclofed, referred, 5 July. Order for Sale of 
the Goods, 20. For deferring the Sale, 29 Meffage from 
Lords, defiring a further Stay, 2 Aug ——Report concerning 
the Goods; Order for prefent Sale; States Ambafladors to be 
acquainted therewith, 11 Sept. 

Tylier, Colonel, 1644, committed to the Tower, 22 Aug. 

Tythes, 1643, Order for enabling Minifters to receive them, 
21 Sept.—Member to prepare Ordinance for Payment 
thereof, 28 O&amp;. 

















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INDEX oo the 


—— 1644, Ordinance to be prefented, 30 May Read, 3 
July. Committed, 22 To be reported, 5 Aug. Reported; 
read Third time, and pafled, 7. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments referred to a Committee, 9 
Order for making Report, 28 Sept. 1 Nov. Amendments 
reported, read, and agreed to; Conference to be defired with 
Lords thereupon; Managers appointed, 6. Conference de- 
fired, agreed to, and held, 7. 














18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


y+ GAR, William, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

“  Falentia, Lord Vitcount, 1643, to be examined by the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 31 Aug. 

Valentine, Mr. 1644, Order for 100/, to him out of the Se- 
queftration Monies in Weftminfter, 8 OG. Agreed to by 
Lords, o. 

Vanacker, Francis, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. 
to pafs beyond Sea, g Aug. Revoked; Copy of the Revoca- 
tion to be fent to Oilicers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Vane, Sir Henry, Senior, 1643, Order for rettoring his Money, 
Books, &amp;c. feized in the Cofferer’s Lodgings at Whitehall, 
2 Sept. For delivering to him Money in the Cofferer’s 
Hands—For his detaining Money due to Sir John Harrifon, 
5 Oct. No Member to relate any Paffages in the Houle 
concerning him, 13 Nov. Order for Payment of Arrears 
due to him upon ¢3rants from the Crown, and for future 
Payment thereof, 14 Mar. 

1644, Ordinance, for Reparation of Damages fuftained by 

Colonel Heron, and others, out of their Eftates, read, and 

committed, 8 Nov. 

Sir Henry, junior, 1642, difpatched into the North upon 
important Occafions, 6 June Report of the Paffages of 
his Journey, the State of the Forces, and his Infiruétions from 
the Committee of both Kingdoms with the Scots Army ; 
Thanks thereupon, 1 July His Return from Scotland ap- 
proved; thanked for his Services, 26 Oct. 

Vantlett, Madam, 1643, a Committee to fearch her Goods 
feized by the Sequettrators, 20 Sept. 

Vajjall, Mr. 1644, the Committee for the Navy to confider his 
Sufferings for not paying Tonage and Poundage, 14 June. 

Vaughan, Henry, 1643, Order for his Ditcharge, upon taking 
the Proteftation, 11 Apr.——Voted incapable of fitung during 
this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Charles, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Vedajt, alias, Faufitus, St. 1643, Order for fequeftering the 
Living, read, and agreed to, 22 Aug. 

Ven, Colonel, 1643, Order for paying the Arrears of his Regi- 
ment, 14 &amp; 15 Apr.—For delivering him Powder, &amp;c. 9 Aug. 

His Account of Monies raifed for Relief of the Garifon 

at Windfor Caftle, referred to the Committee for Examin- 

ations, 27 Nov. 

1644, Member to acquaint him, by Letter, of Informations 
concerning him, 14 June. 

Venables, Peter, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Vendo{me, Duke of, 1642, to be difcharged from paying the One 
per Cent. 15 Mar.—Quefiion for a Conference concerning 
pafling his Goods and Horfes—Order for fearching his Trunks, 
&amp;e.—To have Warrant to tranfport 50 Horfes into France, 
Cuftom and [mpoft free, 16. 

Vere, Lady, 1643, appointed Governefs to the young Princes, 
28 June. 

Vernatti, Sir Phelibert, 1643, ordered into Cuftody for being 
in Arms againit the Parliament—To pay the Soldiers that 
brought him up, 2 May. 

Vernon, Sit Robert, 1643, to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 
o May. 

Vicarage, Mrs. 1643, Order for reftoring her Goods, g Sept. 

} icarages, 1644, the Committee for plundered Minifters to con- 
lider of railing a proper Maintenance for them out of impro- 
priate Parfonages, &amp;c. 7 O&amp;.——The Committee for Sequef- 
trations to confider of an Allowance to them out of fequeitrable 
impropriate Livings, 3 Nov. 

Vickers, Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 9 Odi. 

Viélualler, 1644, Amendments to the Ordinance from Lords for 
him, reported, read twice, and agreed to; Conference to be 
defired thereupon; Manager appointed, 29 Aug. 

Vienville, Marauis of, 1643, Conference delired by Lords about 
Things concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported—To have Warrant to pafs into 
France with Ptate brought from thence—Another Conference 
with Lords concerning his tranfporting Horfes, agreed: to ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, 11 Apr. To have 






































THuirpd VoLumMe. 





Warrant for tranfporting Sixteen, 15 Meffage from Lords, 
acquainting Houfe they had granted his Sons a Pafs for France 
with 12 Horfes, 11 Aug. One of them to have Warrant 
for tranfporting Six, 19 Oct. 

Vigars, Mr. 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 June. 

Vines, Richard, and Edward Godfrey, 1643, Articles againft 
them to be copied by Clerk, and fent to Gentlemen, with 
Power to take their Anfwers, and examine Witnelles, 18 
Apr. 

Mr. 1644, Petition defiring he may be Vicar of Coventry, 
read; nothing done thereupon, 13 June Defired to preach, 
8 July 18 O€t. Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 
19 July——22 Ot. Ordinance appointing him Matter of 
the Temple, read, agreed to, and fent to Lords, 19 Aug. 

Vintners, 1643, the Committee for the Navy to certify to the 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall fuch as were Delinquents 
upon the Wine Project, and the Sums due from thofe that have 
fubmitted to the Parliament; the Committee to appoint Days 
of Payment, 10 May Ordinance enforcing them to pay in 
their Arrears of Excife, read, and paffed; returned from Lords, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 7 Nov. 

1644, Petition of Retailers, for moderating the Excife 
upon French Wines, read; nothing done thereupon, 1 Apr. 
—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for raifing Monies trom 
the Adventurers and Sharers in the Wine Projeét, 22 ——Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe—The Committee at Gloucefter to pre- 
pare Order to enable them to compound with fuch whofe 
Reftitution-monies bave been afcertained, and coerce the Pay- 
ment thereof, 29 Ordinance amended purfuant thereto, 
11 May Vintners Propofitions reported ; Refolution for ac- 
cepting 4,000 /. offered by them, upon the Conditions expreffed, 
20 June—The Committee to examine the Bufinefs concern- 
ing the Actors and Contrivers in the Wine Project, 22. 

Violett, Thomas, Vide Ryley, Theophilus—1643, committed 
to Lord Petre’s Houle, 20 June——Clole Prifoner to the 
Tower, 6 Jan. 

1644, Ordinance for fequeftering his Eftate, 4 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 9. Agreed to by them, 11. 

Virginia, 1644,the Committee for the Navy toconfider of reducing 
it to the Obedience of the Parliament, 10 June Petition of 
Merchants for Liberty to tranfport Cloaths, Vidtual, &amp;c. Cul- 
tom-free, agreed to; Part thereof concerning the Sequeftration 
of Planters Eftates, referred to the Sequettrators, 26 Aug. 

Vivian, Sir Richard, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Ulfter. Vide Ireland. 

Volunteers, 1643, Ordinance for raifing them within the Bills of 
Mortality, read, agreed to, and to be printed ; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 12 Apr. Meflage defiring them to 
pafs it; Anfwer, that it is pafled, and printed, 13 Ordi- 
nance for them read ; Queftion for paffing it, Neg. 13 July. 

Voffius, Johannes Gerardus, 1644, Member to give Account of 
an intercepted Letter concerning him; gives Account; Order 
for continuing his Penfion, and paying the Arrears thereof, 
31 O4. Perfon appointed to receive the Monies, 13 Nov. 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25. 

Uphill, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Upnor Cattle, 1643, Order for removing the Ordnance, and 
difcharging the Guards, 21 Oct. Deputy Lieutenant's Let- 
ter ; afligning Reafons for the Continuance of them, read, and 
referred to the Committee for Safety—Declaration that the 
Houfe never intended to difband the Twenty old Soldiers and 
Eight Cannoneers, 18 Dec. 

Upton, Colonel, 1643, Order concerning him, agreed to by 
Lords, 5 O&amp;. 

Urrey, Sir John, 1644, Letters concerning his coming in, read 
—Leave given him to go beyond Sea, 10 Nov. 

U/bands, Mr. a Printer, 1642, to have the Benefit of his own 
Copy of a Book, intituled, “ A Collection of Declarations, 
* Votes,” &amp;c. 24 Mar. 

1643, Member to prepare Ordinance for paying him for 

printing the Covenants and Declarations, and other Services, 
g Feb.—A Committee to examine the Matter of Fa&amp; touching 
his printing the Declaration of both Kingdoms, i2. Meflage 
to Lords, acquainting them he is appointed to print 4,000, and 
defiring he may be forthwith difcharged ; An{wer thereto, 13. 
Order tor printing 2,000 more, 22. 

U/her, Barnard, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent Land- 
ing Goods at Lyme; Governor to be defired to fummon him 
to appear, and, upon Refufal, to fend him up in fafe Cufiody, 
5 Oct. 

Richard, 1643, Petition; a Prifoner to be brought to a 
Committee, to be Witnefs in his Caufe, 23 Oct. 

Utye, Jonas, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance appoint- 
ing hin Minifter of Braybrooke, 23 Aug..-——Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 6 Sept. Sent to Lords, g. Returned, with an 
Amendment; Amendnent,agreed to, 24. 

Uvedale, 





















































INDE X 0 the 


Uvedale, Sir William, 1644, the Committee for Portfmouth to 
certify the State of his Healtfi, 28 Mar. The Committee 
for ubfent Members to examine the Cafe of his Abfence, 22 
Apr. Report; Queftion for re-admitting him, Neg. ; Re- 
port re-commilted, 14 May-—- -His Petitiou read ; Order for 
making Report, 28 Od. Report; Order for re-admitting 
him, 31. 

Uxbridge, 1643, Ordinance for paying the Garrifon, to be pre- 
fented, 9 Dec. Read, and committed, 15-——Houfe put 
Lords in mind thereof, 5 Feb. Ordinance returned, with a 
Provilo ; Provifo read, and agreed to, 17. 

Uxeter, 1643, Letter from thence read, 27 Mar. 








18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
§ 1644. ~ 


py 4DE, Alice, 1643, Petition {pecially recommended to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 5 Sept. 

Waftage. Vide Convoys. 

Wainwright, James, and Thomas Brown, 1644, Petition referred 
to a Committee, 20 May. 

Waite, Thomas, 1643, Order for Repayment of Money advanced 
by him, 26 Oé. 

— 1644, Articles againft him referred to the Committee for 
Rutlandfhire, 1 July. Lord Grey to be acquainted that a 
Day is appointed for hearing the Caufe, 12. Another Com- 
mittee added ; Petition of Gentlemen of the County referred, 


24. 

Wakefield, 1643, Letter, and Relation of taking it, with other 
Papers, to be printed, with an Introduction, and read in 
Churches ; Order for a publick Thankfgiving in and about 
London; Lord General to be moved for an effeétual Succour 
to Lord Fairfax, agreed to by Lords ; a Committee to confider 
of ready Money to be forthwith fent him, 27 May. 

Wakerley, Mr. 1043, Order for allowing him, 200/. per Annum, 
19 Sept. 

Wakerlin, Mr. 1644, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 3 
June. 

Wakinham, 1644, Petition of Inhabitants referred to a Commit- 


tee ; Committee impowered to prepare Ordinance thereupon, 
1 Nov. 


Waldoe, Mr. 1643, Order for reftoring his Money, 7 Sept. 

Wales, North, 1643, Lord Admiral to be defired to fend Ships 
to guard the Coafts, 27 Nov.—Letter relating the Manner of 
taking a Bridge at the Entry into it, 28-——Propofitious for 
raifiug and maintaining Forces for reducing the Six Counties, 
read, and referred to a Committee, 18 Dec. 

South, 1644, Propofitions for reducing it to be confidered, 
8 Apr. Read, and referred to a Committee, 10. 

Walker, Clement, 1643, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12 O&amp;. To Lord General, 18 Another Petition 
concerning Nath. Fienis, and the Surrender of Briftol, read, 
and avowed; Mr. Prynne’s Letter read, 15 Nov. Vide 
Fienis. 

Thomas, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Sequeftrations, 19 Aug. 

Dr. 1644, his Relation of the State of Lyme, 10 














June. 
—_——_—» John, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 6 Sept. 
Walkerley, Mr. 1643, to be kept in Cuftody till he difcover the 

Meflenger that brought the Letters and Proclamations from 

Oxon to his Houfe, 6 Jan. 

Waller, Sir William, 1643, his Letter, relating Paffages in 
Wales, read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks to him 
thereupon ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 15 Apr—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration how acceptable a Service it will 
be to aflifi him, 24—Ordinance concerning raifing Forces for 
him, agreed to by Lords, 25— His Letter concerning the 
taking Hereford; Note of the Prifoners and Articles of Sur- 
render read, 8 May—Ordinance for raifing Monies for him, 
read, and re-committed, 20. Sent to Lords, 26——-Member 
to prepare Letter to acquaint him what Courfe the Houte has 
taken for prefent Pay to be made; Letter read, and agreed to, 
22 June——His Letter read ; Order for fatisfying Bills of Ex- 
change drawn for Monies impretted to him, 4 July—Another 
Letter, relating the Paflages of the late Battle, read; Refolu- 
tion for fending him 10,000/.; Means for raifing it; Letters 
to be fent for Forces to go to his Afliftance, 12. Affifting 
him to be recommended to the Committee of the Militia of 
London, 15. Ordinance for that Purpofe, 17—Order for 
delivering him 1,000 Mufquets, 18--To be thanked for his 
Services—Lord General to be moved for a Commiffion ap- 
pointing him Commander in Chief of all the Forces within 
the Lines, 27 Commiffion read, 7 Aug.—Lord General 
to be moved for a Commitlion to him to levy Ten Regiments 


of Foot, and Ten of Horlfe, and to be Commander in Chief 
Vot. IIL 








- referred to the Committee for Gloucefter, 4 


THIRD VOLUME. 


of them, &amp; Meffengers appointed to“attend him with the 
Vote, 16. His Antwer to be delivered in Writing, -25. 
Commiffion prefented, with a Blank; Blank filled up; Com- 
miflion delivered to him by Speaker, 26—Troops formerly 
under the Command of Sir Walter Erle to be under his Com- 
mand, 29—— The Committee for Safety to confider of dif- 
patching him with fuch Forces as can be raifed, 1 Sept.—A 
Committee to examine the Accounts of Arrears of his Offi- 
cers, 9—Another Committee appointed to receive them—- 
Houte undertakes the Payment of Billet-money due—Ordi- 
nance for prefling Men for him, 12. Returned from Lords, 
with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to, 13—Declaration that Houfe 
will take effectual Care for the future fubfifting of him and his 
Army—Order for him, upon Want thereof, to addrefs himfelf 
to Mr. Trenchard—For paying Monies in Hand for his Ufe 
14. Order for Security of Perfons that advance Monies for 
his Ufe,14 &amp; 18 Order for fending him 100 Barrels of 
Powder—The Committee for Safety to furnifh him with all 
Neceflaries for his March—Members to fpeak with the feveral 
Committees to haften all Things concerning him—Order for 
Two Troops of Horfe to march with him, 2o—A Committee 
to acquaint him that Lord General’s Army is engaged, and 
to haften him away, 21. Order for his Officers and Soldiers to 
repair to their Colours—For fatisfying their Billets, 22. His 
Letter concerning difpatching his Forces and Artillery to him 
—Lord General to be defired to pafs by any Part of his Conduct 
that has given him Diftafte; his Anfwer reported, 28 
Houfe declares that he is under Lord General’s Command, and 
ought to receive Inftruétions from him; his Anfwer; Lord 
General acquainted therewith; his Anfwer reported—Sir 
William offers to furrender his Commiffion of Commander in 
Chief within the Lines; a Committee of both Houles to 
attend Lord General concerning it; his Anfwer reported ; 
Refolution that he is bound to obey Lord General’s [nfiruétions, 
agreed to by Lords, 7 Oc. His Offer to furrender his Com- 
million accepted, g—Petition of his Officers read, and referred 
to Lord General, 21—Ordinance for Repayment of Monies 
borrowed, for prefent enabling him to march, to be prepared, 
23— Members to acquaint him the King’s Forces are at Horf- 
ham, and to inquire if any Obitructions hinder his March— 
Liberty given him to take Inftruments of War out of the 
publick Magazines, 24. Order for fending Drakes to him, 
26 Lord General to be acquainted with his dangerous 
Situation, 2 Nov. His An{wer reported, 4—The Committee 
for the Militia to be acquainted that many of the City Forces 
are returned from him, 2—Petition of Officers of his Brigade, 
Order for 
removing Forces billeted near London, defigued for his Service 
—Againilt executing Warrants for fending Provifions and 
Money to their Quarters, 7—The Committee for Safety to 
enable Forces to march to his Affiftance, and confider of a 
fettled Way of paying his Army, 13—His Letter concerning 
Proceedings before Bafinghoufe —Letter of Encouragement to 
be written to him—Letter to be written to the affoviated Coun- 
ties, to fend him Affifiance—Order for providing 5,000 /. for 
him, 18. The Money to be borrowed out of the Sequefirations 
and goth Part; Order for fecuring the Repayment thereof, 
20—His Letter concerning tbe State of his Army; Order 
for raifing 5,000/. more out of the Excife, agreed to by 
Lords; Members to take care of fending it, 25. Perfon 
appointed to receive and fend it, 27—Letter to be fent to him 
to acknowlege his Services, and encourage him to perfevere—- 
Order for ifluing Horfe-fhoes and Nails for his Ufe, 15 Dec. 
~—Order for fending him Powder and Match, agreed to by 
Lords—His Letter read, 18—Order for fending the Remainder 
of the 5,000 /. aflfigned him, 23 Officers of the Stores in 
London to iffue out Particulars ordered by the Committee for 
Safety for his Supply—Lord General to be moved for a Com- 
miflion to him to command the Forces in Kent, Surry, Suf- 
fex, and Southampton, 1 Jan. Commiflion granted; Lord 
General to be thanked, 3—His Letter concerning the Sur- 
render of Arundell Cafile, and Lift of Prifoners, read, and to 
be communicated to the Committee of the Militia, with De- 
fire they would order the City Regiments to march to hin— 
A Committee to prepare Letter of Congratulation — The 
Committee for Safety to confider of all fit Ways to improve 
the Advantages gained by him— Member to acquainthim what 
Senfe the Houfe has of his Refolution to improve them, and 
to affure him nothing fhall be wanting in them for his Encou- 
ragement—Power given him to ranfom certain Prifoners, 8 
— His Leiter concerning the State of his Forces, and a Defire 
for Payment of their Arrears, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Safety; further Relation to be made to them—A 
Committee to write him Letter of Thanks for his Care con- 
cerning a Ship ftranded there, 15—Order for providing Shoes, 
Stockings, &amp;c. for his Brigade, 16. Order for Money for 
that Purpofe—For paying Monies afligned him forthwith, 
20-——A Cginmittee to confider of recruiting his Forces, and of 

: raifing 




















IN DEX vo the 


yaifing a conftant Pay for their Maintenance, 26—The Com- 
jnittee for the Militia to be defired to fend him a Regiment 
of Horfe—To chufe Four Perfons to muiier his Brigade, and 
fee it paid, 29 Names prelented; Lord General to be 
moved for a Commiffion té them, 1 Feb —The Commitiee 
for the Weft to confider of raifing Monies to enable him 
fpeedily to march, 20. Another Committee appointed for 
that Purpofe, 27 Both joined; Order for their Meeting, 
1 &amp; 5 Mar.—Order for fending 100 Barrels of Powder to 
Arundell Caftle for his Ufe, 1—For fending the Remainder 
of the Horfe agreed on by the Four aflociated Counties, 2—~ 
For his levying them, if not brought in within Three Days 
—For fupplying him with 3,000/. upon the Credit of Tin- 
monies, 6. The Committees for the Revenue to give thie 
Tin-farmers Leave to engage their Credit—Order for laying 
up Forty Barrels of Powder in Farnham Cafile for his Store— 
Governors of the Garifons in the Four affociated Counties to 
receive and obey his Commands, 7—Lift of Officers in his 
Brigade, referred to the Committee of the Weit, with Pro- 
teftation of Secrecy; Power given them to name a Sub- 
Committee, 19—Account of 10,0001. formerly afligned him, 
to be audited, and certified to the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall; Order for Difpofal of the Arrears, 21—His Letter from 
Up-Morden read; Member to write Antwer, 23. 

1644, his Letter to Lord General, relating the Victory 
obtained over Sir Kalph Hopton; Ordinance from Lords for 
a publick Thankfgiving for it, agreed to, to be printed, and 
aay Vide Thank/giving — Order for 4ol. to the 








5 
scouts that brought the News—For 5,000/. to Sir William, 
1 Apr. Severally agreed to by Lords, 2—Order for paying 
for Goods bought of the Sequeftrators out of his Arrears, 5— 
His Letters and Warrants, defiring feveral Particulars, referred 
to the Committee for the Wett, 16—His Letters concerning 
beating up the Enemy’s Quarter at Sunning, and defiring 
Supply of Money and other Neceflaries, 18—Another Letter 
for Supply of Money, read; a Committee to confider of the 
Payment of the Artillery with him, 27—Another read; Part 
thereof, concerning Supplies, referred to the fame Committee ; 
the other Part, concerning the Regiment at Farnham Caftle, 
referred to the Committee for the Surry Petitions, 30 
Lord General to be moved for a Proclamation, recommending 
his Officers and Soldiers to repair to their Colours, 2 May— 
Another Letter, defiring Supply of Monies, read; Member 
to acquaint him, by Letter, with the Care taken for providing 
it, 3—Opinion of the Committce of both Kingdoms concern- 
ing the Marching of his Forces, agreed to, 1o—Order for 
him to repair to his Charge, 15—-Order for providing Car- 
riages to fend him neceflary Provitions—His Letter concerning 
Stores, referred to the Committee of the Four aflociated 
Counties, 16. Order for their Meeting, 24—His Letter; 
Part thereof, concerning receiving fuch to Mercy as defire to 
come in, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 23— 
Another Letter referred, 24—Another read ; a Committee to 
communicate an Abftraét thereof to the Common Council, 
and treat with them about a Loan, 28—Declaration that it is 
moft convenient for him to go into the Weft, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms}; whole Bufinefs concerning 
his Brigade referred, 11 June. Copy of their Letter read, and 
approved, 12—His Letter concerning the taking of Sudley 
Cafile, 13—Letter defiring he may continue where he is; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to write to him not to return, 
and acqeaint bim the Houfe will undertake to fee his Army 
paid while they are employed out of his Affociation, 17. Order 
for the Affociation to pay Monies payable to him—Ordinance 
for 1,000 /. for him, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 22. Order for 
fending it down, 28. Report, that it is ready; a Committee 
to prefs the Commiffioners for immediate Payment thereof 
—His Letter read, and fent to Lords; Letter of Thanks 
thereupon, 25. Commiffioners Anfwer; Proceedings there- 
upon, 27. Vide Excife—His Letter read—Refolution for 
efiablifhing his Army ; a Committee to confider of recruiting it 
to the Number efiablithed ; of providing a Train of Artillery, 
and of paying them, 28—Order for their Meeting; a Com- 
mittee to be fent down ‘to fee the Payment of Monies be made 
according to the Efiablifhment of Lord General’s Army, 29 
His Letters concerning an Engagement with the King’s 
Forces near Cropredy Bridge, read, 3 July—Warrant for 
raifing Horfe in Northamptonfhire, for mounting his Muf- 
queteers, and for publick Faith for fuch as fhall miicarry, read, 
and approved; Order for Saddles, &amp;c.—For raifing 10,000 J, 
for recruiting his Army—His Letter, mentioning an Overture, 
read ; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks for his Car- 
riage in the Bufinefs, 8—Houfe to confider of a Supply for 
recruiting his Army, 10. Matter referred toa Committee, 








17. Report re-committed, 20. Further Report; One Month’s 
Pay to be affigned for his Army—The fame Committee 
to confider of {peedy providing 1,000 4, 22———Ty confider of 








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furnifhing him with Draught Horfes; Petition of Perfons whofe 
Teams have been long in Service under him, referred—Power 
given him to dilpole of Prifoners of War taken by his Forces, 
except as excepted, 7 Aug. The Committee to confider of 
prefent raifing 5,000 4. to enable him to march, 9. Refolution 
for his marching into the Weft with Horfe and Dragoons— 
Horfe to be taken up in the Weftern Affociation upon the 
pubiic Paith—His Foot, when mounted, to be paid as Dra- 
goons, to. Intiructions for prefent raifing the Horfe; Com- 
miffioners and Markmafter appointed, 20. Inftruétions re- 
turned from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to—Order 
for his marching with the Forces he has ready—Ordinance for 
10,000/. for him, agreed to by Lords—Ordinance appointing 
him Commander in Chief of all Forces under his Command 
in the prefent Expedition, 21. Returned from Lords, with an 
Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 23. Member to pre- 
pare Ordinance for enabling the Committees, in their refpec- 
_tive Counties, to prefs Men for recruiting his Regiments, 24. 
—His Letter, 2g—Order for fending him Powder, Shot, &amp;c. 
31 His Letter of his Willingnefs to march, but wants 
Horfes to mount his Mufqueteers—Another, defiring the 
5,000 /. formerly promifed ; Houfe promife to take care it fhall 
be {peedily fent—Order for his marching, when joined by the 
Kentifh Forces; the Committee of both Kingdoms to write 
to them to fpeed their Advance—To order what Forces can be 
got from Chichefter to march to his Rendezvous; the Com- 
mittee of Suffex to provide Cloathing for them, 2 Sept.— 
Another Letter, relating that he is upon his March; the 
Committees of the feveral Counties to expedite fending their 
Forces, 7—His Letter, relating that Lord General and his 
Horfe and Dragoons were joined, 10—Another, defiring the 
5,000 /. in Arrear, read ; Order for raifing it out of the Excise, 
24—Order for fending down Arms—For Two Troops of Horte 
to join him, 18 O&amp;.—For fending down Cloaths and Arms, 21 
—Iinfiruétions for the Commiffioners with his Army, referred 
to a Committee, 31 Order for furnifhing him with Backs, 
Breatts, &amp;c. 18 Nov.—For him to declare his Knowlege of 
the Proceedings of the Armies fince their Conjunétion, 23. 
His Narrative referred to the Committee for Intiruétions, 25. 
The Proteftation of Secrecy upon the Committee to be con- 
tinued—Order impowering lefs than Eight to aét revoked, 
4 Dec. Houfe to confider of a fettled Pay for his Forces, 
26 Nov.—Sir William to give prefent Order to his Horfe to 
march out of Surry into Hants, 28—Order for providing 
Monies out of the Excife towards the Payment of his Forces ; 
a Committee to prefs the Commiffioners to advance it, 10 
Dec. Vide Excife. 











——— Sir Hardrets, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee 


for Irifh Affairs, 8 Apr. Order for ftopping all Monies, 
&amp;c. to be delivered to him, 10 Nov. 





——— Edmund, 1643, his Examination concerning the Plat 


for feizing the City, forcing the Parliament, and joining the 
King’s Armies, reported, and read, 6 June—Mellage from 
Lords, defiring he may be examined_before their Committees, 
agreed to; Members appointed to bring him, and deliver him 
again to the Place whence they receive him, 29—His Exa- 
mination reported ; Order for bringing him to Bar, 1 July. 
Members to fee him fafely conveyed hither and back ; Refo- 
lution for bringing him to Bar; Manner of receiving him; 
his Examinations and Confeflions fhewn him; he acknowleges 
them, and exprefles his Sorrow; Bufinefs to be further con- 
fidered, 4. Previous Quefiion for difabling him ever to fit in 
the House, Affirmative; Debate concerning his Trial to be 
refumed, 14. Order for removing him to the Tower, 6 Sept. 
A Committee to take care he be forthwith fent, 14 Manner 
of his Trial to be confidered, 19 &amp; 21 O&amp;. 








—-— 1644, his Petition read, and to be confidered, 15 May 





Order for bringing him to Bar, 8 July Papers con- 
cerning him, in the Hands of Members or Clerk to be deli- 
vered to the Judge Advocate, 29 Aug ——Another Petition 
read; previous and main Queftions tor fining and banifhing 
him, feverally Affirmative—A Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for laying on him a Fine of 10,000/. or banifhing him, 
23 Sept.——Ordinance read twice, and committed, 21 Oct. 
Pafled, 26. Sent to Lords, 28—Fine to be paid with the 
beft Speed—-Another Committee to prepare fomething for 
communicating the Votes to the Commiffioners for martial 
Law, 23 Sept. Members Commiflioners to declare them to 
the refi at next Sitting, 28—Ordinance for difcharging bis 
Sequefiration, fent to Lords, 1 Odt.—Liberty given to go 
abroad with a Keeper, 26. 
Thomas, 1643, to pay Mr. Trenchard Purchafe-money 
in his Hands due to a Papitt, 7 O&amp;. 
Wallis, John, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29 June. 
——— Mr. 1643, to be fent for, as‘a Delinquent; Order for 
fequeftering his Eftate, 28 July. 











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Henry, 1644, to have Warrant for fearching Houfes, 
and apprehending Perfons to be named to Speaker, 19 
Dec. 

Walloon Artificers, 1643, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 
Aug. 

Walmer Caftle, 1644, Order touching the Repairs thereof, 23 

fay. 

Walfingham, Sir Thomas, 1643. Vide Privileges—Order for 
ame to him out of the Kentifh Rebels Eftates, 27 

uly. 

Waltham Foreft, 1643, Ordinance for felling Timber therein 
for the Ufe of the Navy, read twice, and committed, 13 Feb. 

Reported, and pafied, 16 Mar. 

Walthamfiow, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living to the 
Ufe of Mr. Lee, 16 Feb. . 

Walton, Captain Valentine, 1643, his Letter read; Lord Ge- 
neral to be defired to exchange Sir Thomas Lunsford for him, 
8 July——Earl of Manchefter to be defired to make him 
Deputy Governor of Lynn, 21 Sept. 

Wanfey, Captain, 1644, Confideration of fending his Troops 
into the Weft, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
26 Nov. 

Warburton, Captain, 1643, his Letter, with Papers inclofed, 
read, and referred to the Committee for Safety, 2 June. 

Ward, Richard, 1643, a Committee to examine whether he is 

one to Oxon ; if he is, to prepare Ordinance for fequefiering 
his Office of Searcher at Gravefend, 17 Apr. 

—— Captain Thomas, 1643, not to be releafed or exchanged 
till further Order, 23 May. 

—— Philip, 1643, the Committee for the Navy to confider of 
him tor the Cuftomer’s Place at Rochefter, 12 Dec. 

—— Mr. 1644, Petition; Order for Repayment of his Loan, 
16 Dec. 

Robert and William, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Wardall, Anne, 1643, to have{Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 
15 Aug. 

Wardloe, Colonel James, 1644, Petition read; Order for ad- 
vancing 200/. to him upon his Arrears, 4 Sept. 

Wardour, Sir Edward, and Edward, 1643, Ordinance for fe- 














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vice, 3 July Lord Say to be acquainted that it is the Opi- 

nion of the Houte they fhould be freed from Wardihip and 

Compofition—The Committee of both Kingdoms to bring 

in a Propofition for taking away Wardthips— Member to pre- 

pare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 23 Aug. Another Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for difcharging the Heirs of fueh as 
die in the Parliament Service from Compofition, Fine, or Re- 

fervation, for their Wardfhips, 27 Ordinance read, 23 

Sept. Order for Second Reading, 1 &amp; 9 Oét. Officers 
of the Court to proceed to Compofition as formerly, till further 
Order, 13 Nov. 

Ware, Colonel, 1644, LordGeneral to fend him up in fafe Cuf- 
tody, 5 Oct. His Anfwer, with Captain Abercromy’s Depofi- 
tion inclofed, read ; Lord General to be defired to fend him 
up forthwith, 17. The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
fend for him, 26 Order for his Commitment to the 
Compter, 7 Nov. 

Wareham, 1643, Order for 5001. towards providing Arms for 
Defence of the Town and Garifon, 23 Dec. 

1644, Letter concerning the Rendition of the Town, 
and Articles of Surrender, read; Articles approved—Order 
for 1,200]. for the late Governor’s Forces—lhe Committee 
for the Weft to confider of maintaining the Garifon, 14 Aug. 
Report ; Refolutions touching Forces to be kept there—Touch- 
ing the Pay of the Garifon—Governor appointed, 17—Ordi- 
nance for affigning 1,000]. formerly granted to other Forces, 
to the City Regiment there, read, and agreed te, 26. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 29. 

Warifjon, Lord, 1643, to be admitted to debate in the Affem- 
bly, 31 Jan. 

Warrants, general, 1643, a Committee to confider of the Abufes 
thereof, 6 May—Ordinance for preventing them in taking 
Horfes, to be fhewn to Lord General, 12. 

Warren, Colonel, 1643, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Proofs againft him concerning his Mifcar- 
riage in Ireland, 5 Mar. Letter concerning fending him 
up, read; Order for his Commitment to the Tower; Sen- 
tence pronounced, 8 July Notto be exchangeg upon any 
Terms, 10 Oét. 





























queftering their Office of Clerk of the Pells, 29 Apr. 
Sent to Lords, 2 May. Meflage defiring them to fpeed their 
Ant{wer, 5. 
Wardour Caftle, 1643, Letter concerning it referred to the 
Committee for Safety, 11 May. 
Wards and Liveries, Court of, 1643, King’s Proclamation con- 
cerning Wards and Liveries; a Committee to prepare An- 
fwer, and perufe a former Bill concerning the Wardfhips of 
Perfons flain in the Wars, and taking away the Court, upon 
viving Satisfaction to the King, 14 Apr. Member to prepare 
Ordinance concerning the Dilpofal of the Revenue of the Court 
for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 29 May A Cominittee to 
confider of ftaying the Revenue, and diverting it from going to 
Oxon, 1 June Order for Repayment of Monies paid there 
finee the Prohibition, and for fequettering the Eftates of fuch as 
compound, to be printed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 
July—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for taking away the 
Court, and allowing the Kingan annual Satisfaction--Ordinance 
concerning the Wardfhip of Heirs of Perfons flain in the Par- 
liament Service, fent to Lords, 24 A Committee to inquire 
of Lord Say what became of laft Year's Revenue, 1 Aug. 
Ordinance concerning finding Offices for intitling the 
King to Wardfhips, &amp;c. with Direétions, and for freeing the 
Heirs of thofe that die in the Parliament Service, read, 13 
Nov. Committed, 22 To be reported, 29 Jan. 2 

* &amp; 10 Feb. Offices of Receiver and Clerk fequeftered ; Dif- 
pofal of the Clerkthip referred to the Committee for the King’s 
Revenue, 11 Dec. Ordinance for taking away the Court 
and all Wardfhips, &amp;c. either of the King or any other Lord, 
yead, 22 Feb. Committed, 24—The Committee for the 
King’s Revenue to confider of a Way for bringing in Ar- 
rears, and to inquire how Bonds or Monies have been con- 
veyed away, and of Security to Perfons whofe Bonds cannot 
be delivered, 22. Another Committee joined, and to confider 
the State of the Arrears and growing Profits, and of bringing 
them in, and of fupporting the Profits arifing from the Court 
till further Order, 27. 

1644, Refolutions touching Compofitions—Receiver Ge- 

neral appointed, 25 Mar. Ordinance for appointing, read, 

and committed, 4 Apr.—Ordinance from Lords for chang- 
ing an Officer, to be confidered, 8—Ordinance from them, 

concerning the Clerk’s Place, 18. Read, and pafled, 27 

Matter to be defired to expedite the collecting of the Arrears, 

6 May——Sheriffs to put in Execution Procefles for levying 

Money due to the King, 1 June—No Wardfhip of an Heir, 

whofe Anceftor dies in War againft the Parliament, to be 

granted without Confent of the Houfe—The Court to be ac- 
quainted therewith, 12——The Committee to confider of 

— to Perfons whofe Anceftors died in the Parliament Ser- 

ou. III. 






































Captain Richard, 1644, to have public Faith for Monies 
he has Warrant for, and yet unpaid, 20 Aug. 

Warwick, Philip, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Mr. 1643, to be admitted into the Place at Chatham 
which Lord Admiral defigned him, 13 Nov. 

Warwick, Cafile, 1643, the Committee for Safety to confider of 
Means for fupporting the Garifon, 6 Apr. Letter about 
betraying it, to be prefented, 5 May Order for public 
Faith to Perfons who have furnifhed Money or Plate for Main- 
tenance thereof, 15 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

1644, Member to prepare Letter to the Governor con- 

cerning Cloth ftayed there, 30 May His Letter, defiring 

Supply of Powder and Match ; Order thereupon, 12 July. 

Town, 1643, Petition of Bailiff concerning maimed 

Soldiers fent from Keynton, read, and referred to the Com- 

mittee for maimed Soldiers, 31 July. 

County, 1643, Committees added to the Committee 

for Sequeftrations, 17. Od. High Sheriff appointed, 30 

Dec. 


























1644, Lift of former Deputy, Lieutenants ordered, 17 
Apr. Petition from thence tent from Lords, and referred 
to the Committee of both Houfes fer the Staffordthire Petition, 
23 Aug. Committees Remonftrance, by way of Anfwer 
to Afperfions caft upon them, referred to the Committee of 
both Houtes for Lord Denbigh’s Affociation, 23 Sept. Lords 
Concurrence defired—-Petitions of Gentlemen, defiring the 
Earl of Denbigh might be fent down, read; Speaker’s An- 
{wer to Perions who preferred them, 30 Lords to be 
defired to concur in referring them to the fame Committee ; 
Their Concurrence fignified, 1 Oé.—Another Petition fent 
from Lords, with Detfire Houfe would concur therein, and in 
feveral former Meflages,15 Nov. They put Houfe in mind 
thereof, 16. 

Earl of, 1643, Inftruétions for him read, agreed to, and 
fent to Lords, 5 Apr. To be defired to fend Two Ships 
to guard the Scots Coafts, 26 June His Letter, reprefent- 
ing the State of the Ships abroad, read, 22 Aug. Another, 
concerning the Neceflities of the Navy, and complaining of 
the Releate of Prize Ships ; Member to write Anfwer, 4 Sept. 
—Another, relating the Neceflities of the Fieet, read, 11—To 
be defired to direét his Officers to fearch «ll Ships that pafs, 
and to ftay Women and Children having no Licence from the 
Houfe, 14—— His Letters read, and referred to the Com- 
mittees for the Revenue and the Navy, 20 Od. His Let- 
ter, concerning the Irifk Rebels and Eng)ifh Forces coming 
into this Kingdom, read, and to be printed, 10 Nov.—the 
Committee for the Navy to defire him by Letter to come up to 
the Parliament, 22—Refolution for continuing him Lord High 
Aa Admiral 
































INDE X @o the TH1RD VoLumMeE. 


Admiral and Warden of the Cinque Ports; a Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for that Purpote, 28——-—Ordinance read 
twice, and committed, 5 Dec. Reported; Claufe added ; Ordi- 
nance paffed, and to be ingroffed, and fent to Lords, 6 Order 
for advancing him Money for Lntelligence, 7—— To be defired 
to attend the Committee for the Navy ; Committee to ac- 
quaint him with Informations againft feveral Captains, and of 
more Supplies coming out of Ireland, and defire him to em- 
ploy fuch Captains .as he can be anfwerable for, 1 Mar.—To 
be defired to fend a Lift of Commanders, 13—His Letter, 
and Letters inclofed, concerning the taking Four Prizes of 
Value, 19. 








Van Trump’s Anfwer to a Letter of his, concerning Arms 
bought in Flanders, and ftayed by him at Dunkirk, read, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 8 May—To 
Gentlemen, Members of the Houfe, of that Committee, 10 
—His Letter for ftronger Ships, and concerning Ships afligned 
him lying iu the River, with two Lifis of Ships and Com- 
manders, 11——-Another fent from Lords, 17 Another 
relating the State of Lyme, and the Supplies he fent into the 
Town; Thanks thereupon—The Committee for the Navy to 
defire him to- fend Two Ships into the Streights—His Letter 
concerning a Prize taken going to Exeter, 10 June—An- 
other concerning his Proceedings in the Weft, a Supply of 
Ammunition, &amp;c. and concerning Doubts arifen upon the 
Ordinance to enable Perfons to fet forth Ships for guard- 
ing the Seas, read, 25———His Letter concerning a Ship 
taken with Arms—Order for allowing him One Tenth of all 
Prize Goods, 3 July—Another from Lords, concerning a 
Fletcher, 13—Another read, and referred to the Committee 
for the Navy, 17 Another concerning the Shipping read, 
21 Aug.—Another concerning the Delivery of Ammunition to 
Lord General’s Army, 27 His Letter, with an inclofed 
Abftract of one from Captain Ellyfon and Captain Thomas, 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 30 Nov. 

Washbourne, Captain Heriott, 1643, examined touching the 
feizing Lord Conway’s Hortes ; Lords acquainted with his An- 
fwer, 16 June——-To command the Forts and Out-guards 
during Colonel Moore’s indifpofition, 3 July. _ 

Wafhington, Colonel, 1644, Bufinefs concerning him to be con- 
fidered, 11 Nov. 

Watchter, Jacob, 1643, Order for permitting his Wife, &amp;c. to 
pafs beyond Sea, 9 Aug.—Revoked; Copy of the Revocation 
to be fent to Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Waterford, Bithop of, 1643, Petition referred to the Commit- 
tee for Irith Affairs, 24 May. 

IVatermen, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for privi- 
leging their Apprentices that will lift under Sir William Wal- 
ler, i2 Sept. Ordinance read, and agreed to; returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 15 
Lord Adiniral’s Letter, touching their Petition to him notto be 
prefled to Land Service, read ; the Committee for the Navy to 
prepare Order concerning it, 20 Dec. 

Waters, Thomas, 1643, King’s Warrant to the Reeper of New- 
gate for rcleafing him ; Keeper to be indemnified for difobeying 
it, 28 July. 

William, 1644, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Sequeftrations, 17 Feb. 

Watford, 1643, Petition of Parifhioners referred to the Committee 
for Examinations, 31 Mar. Refolution for admitting Mr. 
Goodwin into the Vicarage ; Ordinance for that Purpote read, 
16 Dec. 

1644, committed, 30 Nov. 

Watkins, Mr. 1643, Petition againft him read, and referred to 
the Committee for the Navy, 23 June. 

—— Sir David, 1643, Order for indemnifying him and others 
for paying Monies to the Treafurers at Guildhall, 24 Apr. 
Sent to Lords, 5 May——Houle put them in mind thereof, 3 
&amp; 24 July. 

— 1644, to be thanked for his Services, 27 Aug. 

Watfon, Mr. 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance concern- 
ing his Monies in Surgeon’s Hall, 21 Oct. 

Watterton, John, and Elizabeth Punt, 1643, Petition read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Navy, 5 Dec. 

Watton, 1643, Ordinance for fequettering the Living, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired,10 Apr. Mel- 
fage from them, defiring Proofs may be fent up, 25. 

Watts, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods—For 
an Allowance to his Wife and Children, 29 June—For de- 
livering his Books to Mr. Gregory, 3 Oct. 

—— Jeremy, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Examinations, 24 Feb. 

Weale, Job, 1644, his Exchange referred to the Committee of 
the Weft, 1 Aug. 

Wearmouth, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, 16 Dec. 

Weaver, James, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for re- 
fuling to pay the Weekly Affeflments, 11 Apr. 

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1644, his Letter to be read, 20 Apr.—Another, with — 


Webb, Mr. John Smith, and Thomas Richardfon, 1643, Peti- 
tion referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. 

Richard, 1644, Order for Re-delivery of his Prize Goods, 

ye paying ready Money according to Appraifement, 24 

une. . 

Abraham, 1644, Petition read; Order for advancing him 

100/, for furnifhing Medicines for Lord General’s Army, 10 

O¢ct. Agreed to by Lords, 11. 

Francis, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 

Examinations, 31 O&amp;. 

Mr. Secretary to the Duke of Lenox, 1644, his Letter to 
Lord Craven in Holland, brought from Oxon, 14 Dec. 

Webling, Martin, 1643, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, for 
abufing the ColleGtors of the Weekly A(feffments, 1 Apr. Or- 
der for his Diicharge, 12. 

Webjier, John, 1643, Refolution for accufing him of High Trea- 
fon; a Committee to receive Informations, and prepare the 
Impeachment, 8 Mar. 

1644, Informations againft him, Bainham, Manning, 
Foord, and Yard, as ill-affected Merchants in the Factories 
abroad, referred to a Committee, 5 July. Declaration againit 
them, as guilty of high Crimes, prefented, to be printed and 
publithed, and fent to Lord Mayor, tobe publifhed in Exchange 
Lime ; Declaration returned trom Lords, with AmenGments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 6. 

Wedgewood, Giles, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking 
the Protetiation, 11 Apr. 

Weekes, Aquila, 1643, appointed Keeper of the Gatehoufe, 12 


ug. 














Welbye, Colonel Philip, 1643, committed to the King’s Beach, 


13 July. 

Welden, Major Antony, 1643, his Manifeftation referred to a 
Committee, 8 Sept. Order for their Meeting, 22. All that 
come to have Voices, 29. 

1044, Letter and Articles concerning him, referred to 
another Committee, 27 May. 

Weldenferry, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it, 22 July. 

Weldy, James, 1643, to be fummoned to appear in the Affembly, 
23 Oct. 

Wellbeck Houfe, 1644, Report concerning the Garifon; Refo- 
lution for continuing it; Governor appointed, 9 Nov. 

Welsh, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to fearch for Horfes taken 
from him,.12 Apr. 

Welfh Counties, 1643, Ordinance concerning them, agreed to 
by Lords, with an Amendment, 3 July. 

Wembe, 1643, Condition of the Garifon referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 7 Mar. Letter from thence re- 
ferred, 11. 

Wendover, 1643, Order for fequeftering the Living, read, and 
agreed to, g Oct. 

Wenman, Lord, 1643, Order for permitting his Trunks, &amp;c. 
to pals into Holland, 9 Aug. Revoked ; Copy of Revocation 
to be fent to Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Lady, 1643, Order for permitting her to pafs into Hol- 
land,g Aug. Revoked; Copy thereof to be fent to Officers of 
the Out-ports, 10. 

Wentworth, Sir George, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Weft, Mr. 1643, to be fent for, asa Delinquent, for refufing 
to pay the Weekly Affefiments, 10 Apr. 

Wejiern Counties, 1643, Porm of a Covenant to be taken by 
them, read, and re-committed, 10 Apr. Letter, relating 
the State of their Affairs, read, 6 June—A Committee to con- 
fider how their Forces may be paid Monthly, 22. Revived ; 
Order for their Meeting, 24 A Committee to receive 
Propofitions for their fpeedy Relief; Letter referred, 3 Aug. 

A Commiitee to take care of the Safety of the Weftern 

Counties; impowered to make ule of forfeited Bail Bonds by 

way of Security, 27 Oct. Order for their Meeting, 30 Oét. 

3 &amp; 8 Nov. Letter, relating the State of the Counties 

fince the taking Dartmouth, referred to the Committee for 

Plymouth, 3 Nov. A Committee to confider of raifing 

Forces, 30 Jan. Member to prepare Ordinance for bor- 

rowing Monies of the Inhabitants, 17 Feb. Account of 

Difburfements to be fhewn to Sir Arthur Haffelrigg, 19 Mar. 

1644, Petition of Gentlemen read ; Speaker’s Anfwer 

to Perfons who preferred it—A Committee to prepare Ordi- 

nance for enabling fome Weftern Men to go down and put 
all Ordinances in Execution, 25 June. Ordinance read twice, 
and committed, 28. Reported, pafled, and fent ‘to Lords, 

29 Houfe put them in mind thereof, 1 July Relation 

of the State of the Counties, and the Proceedings of Lord 

General’s Army, referred to the Committee for the Weft, 27 

June—The Committee to treat with the Aflembly about fend- 

ing down godly Divines, 28——-Committees to repair to 






































their refpective Counties—The Committee to prefent Nameg; 


of Two Members of each County to be fent down, 10 July— 
Confideration of fending Arms, referred to them, 24. Order 
for them to confider of Informations of 14 Perfons hanged 

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in the Weft, 26. Vide Turpin——To confider of raifing 
Monies to enable the Forces to march, 9 Aug.—A further 
Party to be fent to join them—Petition of Minifters driven 
from thence read; nothing done thereupon, 1o—The Com- 
mittee to prefent the Names of Gentlemen fit to be fent down 
prefently, 12—Order for raifing 3,000/. for the prefent Ex- 
pedition into the Weft ; the Committee to confider of Secu- 
rity to be given, and treat with Perfons that fhall diicover fe- 

‘ quefirable Goods, 22—The Committee of both Kingdoms 
to confider what Forces can be {pared from any Garifons to 
march down, 27 Names of Committees refufing to go, to 
be returned to the Houfe, 7 Sept—Ordinance for employing 
certain Affeffments as the Committee fhail direét ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 16 Order for providing Powder, 
4 O&amp;.—Ordinance for applying certain Monies to their Ser- 
vice, read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defirea— 
Order for deliveriug Arms to the Committee, to be difpofed 
of by them, 5 For paying them 500/. to be difpofed 
of as they fhall direét, 11 Nov. . Agreed to by Lords, 13— 
Petition of Gentlemen read, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 16——-Order for fending down 2,000/. fent 
to Lords, 25 For advancing the Money forthwith, 5 
Dec. Agreed to by Lords—Care of thofe Parts {pecially 
recommended to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 7—The 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to advance the 2,000/, 17. 
To advance 5,000/. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23. 

Wefifield, Dr. Vide Brifiol, Bithop of. 

Weftham, 1643, a Committee to prepare Inftructions for Gen- 
tlemen going thither; Letter from thence read ; Order there- 
upon, 9 Dec. 

Wejiminfter, 1643, Books for the Weekly Affeffments to be car- 
ried to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 6 Apr. 
Inhabitants to have Liberty to receive the Sacrament in the 
new Chapel, 29 June—-—Bailiff to bring a Prifoner in his 
Cuftody to a Committee, 15 Aug. The Committee for 
Weftminfter to examine what Soldiers of the Wefimintter 
Regiment have deferted, 18 Nov. 

— 1644, the Commitiees for the Weekly Affefiments to 
give Account of their Collections to the Committee for regu- 
lating Lord General’s Army, 2 Aug. Day appointed, 3— 
Additional Committees to the Committee for Sequestrations, 
5. Agreed to by Lords, 7——— Members to inquire into 
the Arrears of the Monthly Affefiments, 302——Petition of 
Inhabitants concerning a Chain fet up by Lords in the old 
Palace Yard; Mefiage to Lords, defiring them to join with 
the Houfe in pulling it down; Meffenger difmiffed without 
Anfwer, 26 Oct. Another Meilage, defiring the Paflage may 
be opened till the Bufinefs is heard, 28. 

Abbey, 1643, a Committee to demolith fuperftitious 
Pidiures there, 24 Apr. Committees added, 25. Committee 
impowered to demolifh them in any Place in and about Lon- 
don and Wefimintier, 28—The Treafurer to pay Affeffments 
fet upon any of the Foundation, 24 June—The Sub-Dean, &amp;c. 
to permit the Ufe of the Pulpit every Sunday Afternoon to 
Minifters appointed by the Houfe, 19 Aug—A Committee to 
confider the State and Abufes of the College, 13 Jan—— 
Minifters appointed to keep an Exercife every Morning, 
inftead of the Prayers, 28 Feb. 

1644, Day appointed for Perfons belonging to the Church 
to take the Covenant, 22 Apr.—Order for employing Brafs 
and Iren in Henry the Seventh’s Chapel, according to the 
Dire&amp;tion of the Houfe, 24—For melting down and difpofing 
of Plate found in the College, 8 May——Perfon appointed to 
hold their Courts, 12 June. 

Wefimoreland, 1643, Appointment of a Sheriff in the Power of 
the Earl of Pembroke, 30 Dec. 

- .1644, Lord Wharton appointed Lord Lieutenant ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 11 Sept.——-Colonel Briggs to 
be recommended to him to be High Sheriff; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired—Member to prepare Ordinance concerning 
learned and well-affeéted Minifters to be fent thither and into 
Cumberland, 26 Oct. , 

Earl of, 1643, Lords to be moved to continue his 
Reftraint, 10 June Petition for taking off his Sequettration, 
read; nothing done thereupon, 13 Feb. Another trom Lords 
to the fame Purport, 16. 

1644, Report concerning his Compofition ; the 
whole Bufinefs referred to the Committee at Goldfmith’s 
Hall, 24 June—Report to be made, 13 July Made; his 
Compofition agreed to, 24 Aug. Certificate that he has 
fatisfied the Fine—Member to prepare Ordinance for taking 
off his Sequeftration, 7 Sept. Ordinance read, and paffed, 11. 
Agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment 
agreed to, 14. 

Countefs of, 1643, her Petition fent from Lords, 
6 Jan. 

Wefton, Benjamin, 1643, Report concerning him; a Committee 
to fee =" he will contribute upon the Propofitions, 27 

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June To attend the Committee for fequeftering abfent 
Members Eftates, 28 Sept. 

Weymouth, 1643, King’s Letter to the Mayor, to fupply the 

Forces in Portland with Neceflaries—Order for indemnifyinge 
him, and ail others, for uot affifting ; Letter to him read, and 
to be figned by Speaker, 10 Apr——Leécturer recommended, 
2 May—Petition of Inhabitants; Order for fending down 
Powder, 10 June. 

— 1644, Letters concerning the Surrender of the Town, 
and the Artieles of Surrender, read, 21 June——Governor’s 
Letter read, and referred to the Committee for the Weft, 1 
July——The Comittee to fell Goods taken there, 5—— 
Order for fending down Powder, 30 Aug. 

Whaie-Fithing, 1644, Petition of Adventurers referred to the 
Committee for the Navy, 16 Sept——Another Petition con- 
cerning prohibiting the lmpoertation of Whale Oil and Whale 
Fins, referred, 3 Dec. 

Wharton, Lord, 1643, Conference defired by Lords concerning 
an Injury done him by Sir Henry Mildmay, a Member, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported; a 
Committee of both Houfes to examine Lord Murray con- 
cerning it; Examination reported, and read; nothing done 
thereupon, 3 Nov. Bufinets to be confidered, 16 &amp; 27. 
Lords put Houfe in mind thereof; Sir Henry Mildmay to 
attend, 27. Heard; his Anfwer to be delivered to Lords at 
a Conference, 28——-Conference defired, and agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 2 Dec. Meilage from 
Lords, acquainting the Houle they had appointed a Committee 
to examine the Bufinefs, and defiring fome Members may be 
examined upon it, 5. A Committee of both Houfes to 
examine it, and confider of a Paper prefented by Sir Henry 
Mildmay, 7. 

1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for beftowing the 
Wardhhip of Sir William Savile’s Heir upon him, 11 June. 

Michael, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 22 Jan. 

Whately, Andrew, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Wheeler, Mr. 1643, to attend, and not depart without Leave, 
17 Apr.——To have Warrant to go to Oxon, 6 July 
Order for Repayment of his Loan, 10 Oct. 

Whepftead, 1643, Ordinance from Lords for taking off the 
Sequeftration of the Parfonage, 22 Feb. 

— 1644, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 2 Apr. 
nance agreed to, 11. 

Whettey, Peter, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for 
the Navy, 31 Aug. 

Whinnell, James, 1644, Petition referred to the Committce for 
Examinations, 21 May. 

Whitaker, Richard, 1643, Petition referred to the Committce 
for Examinations, 28 Apr. 

White, Mr. 1642, Order for fending Three of his Horfes to 
Lord General, 22 Mar. 

—~ 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods—For trying 
him for a Confpiracy, 29 June. 

— Mr. Singing Man of the Abbey, 1643, committed to 
Winchefter Houfe, 29 Apr. 

Richard, William Ofborne, and Nicholas Bagbeare, 1643, 
—— read, and referred to the Committee for Lrith Affairs, 
2 June. 

—— Walter, 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 20 
June. 

Nathanael, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

John, 1643, the Committee for the Tower to put him in 
Poffeffion of a Houle there, 17 June Report concerning 
the Ear! of Bath’s Averfenets to it; Committees added, 1 July. 
The Committee to take care he have convenient Rooms in Sir 
Jobn Heyden’s Houfe, 17. 

Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for Sequeftrations 
with an Account of Monies in the Collectors Hands, 8 Aug. 
—Order for delivering him Mufquets, &amp;c. 9 

—— John, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during this Par- 
liament, 5 Feb. 

Mr. Keeper of Lord Petre’s Houfe, 1644, has Leave to be 
abfent from his Charge, 26 Sept. 

William, 1643, appointed Clerk of Affize for feveral 
Counties, 11 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 12. 

Whitehall, 1643, the Committee for Accounts to feize fequef- 
trable Goods there, 11 Sept. The Sequeftrators in Weft- 
mintier to feize them, 13. A Committee of both Houfes to 
be prefent, 16. Committee added, 20——Order for felling 
a Ciftern of Plate found there, and difpofing of the Proceed 
thereof, 27 O&amp;.——A Committee to vifit the Veftry— 
Another to remove the Bed and Furniture taken there, and 
not fell them til further Order—Another Committee to take 
into their Cuftody the Chapel Stuff; Order for difpofing of 
the Proceed thereof, 5 Feb.—The Committee for the Cove- 
nant to take Order that it may be tendered to the King’s 
and his Children’s Servants—None to preach there but by the 

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Allowance of Two Members—A Committee to inquire and 
certify to the Houfe what Families are lodged there, 28 
Another Committee to confider of demolifhing the fupergi- 
tious Pictures, 9 Mar. 

1644, Lords to be defired to concur in felling the 
Copes and other Goods feized, 17 Apr. A Committee to 
fearch for ill-affeéted Perfons lodged there, 18 June——Lift of 
fuch as lodged there 18th of June—The Committee to remove 
ill-affeGted and fcandalous Perfons, and difpofe of their Lodg- 
ings to thofe well-affected, 22 July Order for removing all 
appointed by the Committee to be removed, 27 Aug. 

Whitlock, Mr. 1643, to have the Prince’s Attorney’s Books, and 
be admitted into his Chamber; Benchers of the Middle 
Temple to be acquainted therewith, 13 Feb. 

1644, to have Warrant to fearch for Delinquents Monies 
—Order touching the Difpofal thereof when difcovered, 17 
June. 

Whitmore, Sir George, 1643, to be removed from a Ship to 
Winchetier Houle, 12 Sept. His Petition for his 5th and 
2oth Part, read—The Committee for Examinations to confider 
of removing him to another Prifon, g Mar. 

-—_——— Sir Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 5 Feb. 

Richard, 1644, Order for delivering him his Prize 
Goods, upon paying ready Money according to Appraifement, 
24 June. 

Whoredom. Vide Inceft. : 

Widdrington, Sir Thomas, 1644, Report concerning kim; Order 
for his Admiffion into the Houte, 3 June. 

Wight, Ile of, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred 
to a Committee, 15 Mar. 

1643, Ordinance for granting Subfcription Monies for 

Defence of the Ifland, read, and re-committed, 5 Apr. Re- 

ported, and pafied, 24. Sent to Lords, 28 The furnifhing 

Ordnance, &amp;c. recommended to the Committee for Safety 

—Deputy Lieutenants of feveral Counties to affift the Ifle 

upon any Alarm—A Committee to confider of the late 

Mayor’s Difburfements, and caufe Payment to be made, 6 

Apr. Petition of Inhabitants read; Speaker’s Anfwer to 

Perfons who preferred it; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 

for raifing 300 Men, 10 June. Ordinance read, and pafled, 

19—Order againft carrying out Ammunition belonging to 
the Earl of Portland, 13 Additional Committees fent to 

Lords— Member fent down, 8 July—Governor’s Letter, 

defiring Powder, &amp;c. 7. Order for fending them, 7 &amp; 18— 

For fending Lead and M atch, 14—Member to prepare Ordi- 

nance for pafling the Weekly Affeffments to the Inhabitants, 

18 Sept.—Ordinance read, and agreed to, 26 Sent to Lords, 

2 O&amp;. Governor to permit Soldiers bound for Plymouth to 

come afhore, 19 Sept. Order for fending down Shot, 7 

O&amp;—Committees added to the feveral Committees, 10— 

Petition of Inhabitants, fent from Lords, read ; the Committee 

impowered to fend Perfons out of the Ifie, and fecure them— 

Order for fending Ships—Member to prepare Ordinance for 

raifing Men—Governor heard, and thanked; Order for him 

to repair to his Charge, 16———Captains commiffioned to raife 

Forces, limited to receive their Inftructions from certain Per- 

fons, 10 Nov. Treafurers of the Ifle to pay 80/. to One 

of the Captains, 7 Dec. Lords Concurrence fignified, 8 

Conference defired by Lords concerning the I[fle, agreed to ; 

Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 24 Jan. Reported ; 

Relolution for continuing a Ship upon the Coafts—Lord Ad- 

miral to take care of guarding them, 27—Meflage from Lords, 

defiring they may communicate Letters from thence at a Con- 
ference, agreed to, 29. Letters referred to the Committee 
for Safety, 30 The feveral Letters and Informations con- 
cerning the Ifle, referred to a Committee, 8 Feb—— The 

Committee of both Kingdoms and the Earl of Pembroke to 

take care of the Place, while the BufinefS between the 

Governor and Inhabitants is depending, 22 Mar. 

1644, Committees added; Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 29 Mar. Inhabitants to be thanked for their 
Forwardnefs in fending Provifions to Sir William Waller, 8 
Apr.—-Ordinance for fettling the Affairs of the Ifle, read 
twice, and committed, 18 June. Committee added ; Ordinance 
reported, and pafied, 20. Sent to Lords, 21 Houfe put them 
in mind thereof, 10 July-——The Committee to be defired to 
encourage godly Minitters fent thither, 20 June Order 
for reftoring Mufquets borrowed of the Inhabitants, 1 July 
—Committees Letter read;.Order for fending down Arms 
and Ammunition, 26 Members to fee Swords and Bandi- 
leers fent down with Speed, 2 Sept. Mayor’s Letter to 
the Earl of Pembroke read ; Governor to repair to his Charge, 
and be thanked by Letter for his Services—Boats lying afhore 
to be taken into the Ifle, 21 Odt. Ordinance from Lords 
concerning the Governor, 7 Nov. Ordinance for conti- 
nuing the Ordinance for Safeguard of the Ifle; read, and 
agreed to, 6 Dec. Sent to Lords, 12. 

































































Wilane, Leonard, 1643, to have Warrant for himfelf, Wife, &amp;c. 
to go into France, 29 Apr. 

Wilde, Serjeant, 1643. Vide Privileges—A Committee to 
confider of Reparation to him for Damages fuftained by the 
King’s Forces, 10 Apr.———Bufinefs between him and the 
Tenants of the Manor of Belfife, referred to the Committee 
for Obftructions in Courts of Jufiice; Tenants to pay him 
Rents in the mean time, 24 June. , 

—— 1644, his Informations concerning the Difcovery of Delin- 
quents Ettates, referred to a Committee, 17 Dec. 

: Edmund, 1643, to have Warrant to go beyond Sea, 4 

ug. 

Wilkinfon, Mr.-1643, defired to preach, 27 Sept. 
and to print his Sermon, 25 Ot. 

1644, his Petition from Lords for an Allowance, 21 
Aug.-—— Read; Order for allowing him Houfe Rent, 7 
Sept. Another Petition read; the Committee for Sequef- 
trations to fettle.a convenient Allowance upon him for his 
prefent Support, 3 Oct. . 

Williams, Sir Abraham, 1643, a Committee to examine him 
git his fending to the States Ambafladors, 12 
an. 











Thanked, 











—- Captain, 1643, Order for furnifhing him with Guns, 7 
NOV. 

——— 1644, to be examined upon Oath in the Admiralty Court, 
14 May. 

— Richard, 1644, his Compofition, with the Reafon there- 
of, reported ; Refolutions thereupon ; the Committee to agree 
with him according to them, 27 July Report ; Ordinance 
for difcharging his Sequeftration ordered, 22 Aug. Read, and 
pafled ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 28. 

Williamfon, Captain, 1643, Lord Warwick to be defired to make 
him Captain of a Ship at Liverpool, 22 Nov. 

Sir Francis, 1644, Report concerning him ; Order for 
admitting him to a Fine and Compofition ; Committee impow- 
ered to compound with him, 23 Oct. 

Willis, Sir Thomas, 1643, Order for ftopping Letters going to 
him beyond Sea—For his Return into England within a limited 
Time, 14 June. 

Sir Richard, 1643, committed to the Tower, 10 Feb. 

1644, Lord General to be informed that the Houfe cannot 

affent to the exchanging him, 31 Aug. 

Major, 1643, committed to the Tower, 10 Feb. 

— — 1644, to be exchanged for Major Rigby, 2 Noy. 

Willoughby, Captain, 1643, to continue his Command over 
Soldiers lifted under him, 17 June. 

1644, his Petition; Order for Payment of his Arrears, 
17 May. 

—— Sir Francis, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
fequeftering his Eftate, 5 Feb. Ordinance read twice, and 
patied, 16. 

Lord, of Parham, 1643, Order for paying him 
Monies difburfed for the Maintenance of his Troop, 5 July 

His Letters communicated by Lords, 4 Aug.— Other 

Letters, concerning his quitting Bofton, read, 8 Member 

to prepare Ordinance for his levying Sequeftrations in Lin- 

colnthire, 10 Oct.— Meflage to Lords, defiring them to 
recommend him to an Employment of Honour in the Army, 
agreed to, 18 Lord General’s Letter concerning him com- 
municated by Lords—His Defires concerning Arrears, referred 
to a Committee, 1 Nov.—Report concerning him, referred to 
another Committee, 1o——Meflage to Lords, concerning his 

Challenge to the Earl of Manchetter ; Anfwer thereto, 1 Feb. 

A Committee to examine the Bufinefs concerning Colonel 

Aifcough’s carrying it, 5. ; 

John, 1644, Order for delivering his Prize Goods, 

_ paying ready Money according to Appraifement, 24 

une. 





























Colonel Antony, 1644, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for forting Petitions, 13 Dec. 

Wills, Probates of. Vide Adminiftrations. 

Wilmot, Lord, 1643, intercepted Letter from him to his Son, 

- read; Conference defired with Lords thereupon; Managers 
appointed ; Conference agreed to, and held; Meflage from 
Lords, acquainting the Houfe they had appointed a Committee 
to examine him; a Committee to prepare Interrogatories ; 
Four to be prefent at the Examinations, 26 May. 

Wilphere, Richard. Vide Ruby. 

~—e Thomas, 1643, Petition; Order for reftoring his Money, 
27 Jan. ; 

Wilts, 1643, Ordinance from Lords, concerning riotous Affemblies 
there, read, and re-committed, 2 May——Appointment of 
High Sheriff refpited, 30 Dec. 

1644, Ordinance concerning the County, reported, and 

paffed, 1 July—The Committees Petition read; Members to 

go and affift in putting Ordinances in Execution—Additional 

Committees agreed to by Lords, 9 Order for fending 











down another Regiment, 6 Noy.——Care of the Weftern 
Part 











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INDEX wo ike 


Part of the County referred to the Committee of both King- 
doms, 17 Dec. 

Wincope, Dr. 1643, to be f{ummoned to appear in the Affembly, 
23 O&amp;. 

Windebank, Major, 1643, to be fent to Lord Fairfax, 14 May. 

— Colonel, 1643, Order touching the Difpofal of his and 
his Lieutenant Colonel’s Goods, 26 Feb. 

Secretary, 1643, Order for Sale of his fequeftered Goods, 
29g uune, 

Windfor, 1643, a Committee to put in Execution the Ordinance 
for Sequeftrations, 14 Apr.—Governor of the Caftle to re- 
ceive Prifoners from Cambridge, 22 Order for paying the 
Forces out of Weekly Affeffments and Sequeftrations levied in 








Berks, 13 May—Order for melting down and coining Plate. 


fent from thence, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 27 
A Committee to confider of relieving the Caftle, 18 Aug. 
~—-- Order touching paying the Garifon 1 ,000 /. out of the 
Sequeftration Monies—For fending them Danifh Clubs, 1 
Nov. Petition of Officers and Soldiers to be confidered, 3. 
A Committee to confider of Ways for raifing Monies to pay 
their Arrears—Governor’s Account of Monies raifed for their 
Relief, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 27— 
Ordinance for paying them 2,000/. fent to Lords, 28 Re- 
turned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 12 Dec. 
—Governor to put the Ordinance for Removal of fcandaleus 
Pictures in Execution in the Chapel, 20 City’s Defire con- 
cerning the Garifon to be confidered, 29 Jan. 2 Feb.— 
Order for Payment of their Arrears out of the Proceed of Sur- 
plices, &amp;c. feized at Whitehall, 5—The Committee for the 
Garifon to meet from time to time, and make Report, 7— 
Bufinefs concerning it to be confidered, 22—Report to be 
made, 24, 27 &amp; 29———-Ordinance for paying their Arrears 
out of the firft Monies that fhall come in upon the Ordinance 
of Accounts, read—Order for 1,o00/. out of the Court of 
Wards—For 1,000/. out of the Excife, 7 Mar. Laft Order 
vacated, gq. . 

1644, Refolution for the Garifon to march, and have a 
Month’s Pay, 13 Apr. Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for 
contiant Supply to them; Garifon not to be removed without 
firft acquainting the City therewith, 16 May—Ordinance for 
the Payment of Arrears, and future Maintenance thereof, 
read twice, and committed; Inftruétions, 25 Governor's 
Letter for {peedy Relief; a Committee to confider of raifing a 
confiant Pay, and what Garifon is fit to be maintained there 
—Order for paying them 500/. at Three Months, with Con- 
fideration for Forbearance, 21 June. Agreed to by Lords, 





























25——-Governor’s Propofition concerning the Wants of the 
Garifon to be confidered, 21 Aug.—~-Proceed of fequeftrable 


Goods difcovered by him, to be iffued for their Ufe, 6 Sept. 
—Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c.—Report concerning 
the Eftablifhment of the Garifon; Eftablifhment approved ; 
Committee to confider of maintaining it, 29 Oét. Order 
for 240/. towards paying them, 15 Nov. Sent to Lords, 16. 
Agreed to by them, 18—The Committee of both Kingdoms 
to take prefent Courfe for the Safety thereof, and for fuppreff- 
ing Mutineers, 15 &amp; 16—Order for a Weekly Allowance to 
Forces fent thither, 18—For paying 100/. for prefent Pay- 
nent, 22. Sent to Lords, 25—A Committee to confider of 
providing 500/. for the Garifon,22. Order for paying the 
Money upon their Mutter, 26. 





*Windjor, Elizabeth. Vide Andrews. 





Isady, 1643, Order for delivering her Plate and Money 
to Richard Moore, 29 July. 

Wines, 1643. Vide Supply—A Committee impowered to fet a 
Price upon them according to the Excife, 5 Oct. Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, 7. Agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Wingate, Captain, 1643. Vide Quarre/—Petition of Inhabitants 
of Hertfortthire, defiring his Arrears may be paid—Order for 
paying them—For Tenants to pay him his Rents— Committees 
Letter from Oxon, relating there would be no Exchange of 
him, 7 Apr. Order for apprehending Perfons that have cut 
down his Gates, and threatened other Outrages, 20 May. 

1644, has Leave to be examined in Chancery, 29 O&amp;. 

WVinne, Mr. 1643, to be fummoned in fafe Cutiody, 27 Apr. 

Winton, Marquis of, 1643, his Warrant for levying Money, 
read; Order for fequeftering his Eftate; Refolution for ac- 
cufing him of High Treafon; Member to prepare the Charge, 
18 Oct. 

—Bithop of, 1643, Order for fequeftering and felling his 
Goods, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 9 Feb. 

Winwick, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for maintaining 
preaching Minifters at the Chapels within that Parith, 6 Nov. 

Winwood, Mr. 1643, Order for permitting his Trunks, &amp;c. to 
pafs into Holland, 9 Aug. Revoked; Copy of Revocation to 
be fent to Officers of the Out-ports, 10. 

Wifeman, William, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

: Sir Thomas, fenior, 1643, Order for fequefiering Two 

Parts of his Eftate in Effex Yor coining and felling Plate 


Vou. Il. 

















THoirp VoLumMeE. 


feized at his Houfe—For beftowing a Coat and Surplice on 
the Men that brought them up, 10 May——His Petition, 
and Papers annexed, referred to the Committee for Sequeftra 
tions, 7 Oct.—Members to certify any ObjeGions they have 
againft him befides Recufancy, and be acquainted he has 
taken the Oath of Abjuration, 26. 

Wifheard, Dr. George, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
19 Nov. 

Wiffe, Thomas, 1643, his Complaint referred to Mr. Scrugge’s 
Committee, 10 Apr. 

Witham, 1643, Ordinance for fequeftering the Living, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 Apr. 
Meffage from them, defiring Proofs may be fent up, 25. 

Withers, Captain George, 1643, a Committee to inquire what 
Monies he has received upon former Orders, 25 July. 

‘Antony, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

1644, his Petition on behalf of the Inhabitants of Co- 
vent Garden; nothing done thereupon, 29 O&amp;. 

Withrington, Lord, 1643, intercepted Letter from him to the 
Earl of Newcatile, read, and to be printed, 18 O&amp;. 

Sir Thomas, 1643, refpited, upon Report from the 
Committee for ablent Members, 22 Jan. 

Witneffes, 1644, Speaker to iflue Warrant for bringing them in, 
15 Od. 

Wiuttipoole, Captain, 1643. Vide Privileges, and Quarreé. 

Sir William, 1643, Petition referred to the Commit- 
tee for Examinations, 10 June——Certificate of the Reafons 
for fequeftering his Eftate, to be brought to a Committee, 
17 Oét. 

Wokingham, 1644, Ordinance for 1001. yearly out of the great 
Tythes, for maintaining a preaching Minifier, 10 Dec. Sent 
to Lords, 12. 

Wolfe, Mr. 1643, Order for fequeftering his Eftate, 27 Aug. 

The Committee for Sequefirations to confider of fome 
good Relief to his Wife and Children out of the Profits 
already received, 4 Sept. 

Wollajton, Henry. Vide Newgate. 

-Captain Richard, 1643, previous Queftion for refer- 
ring his Petition to a Committee, Neg’ 16 Mar. 

Wolfienholme, Sir John, 1643, Order for difpofing of the Pro- 
ceed of his Goods feized for Payment of his.goth Part, 12 
Sept. A Member to take them into his Polleflion, 14. To 
fell them, 28—The Committee for the Navy to confider of 
the Propofitions concerning his Officers at the Cuftom-houle, 
15 Sept. Order for fequetiering his Office, 17. 

1644, a Committee tv confider his Sufferings, 20 





























Aug. 

Wood, Mr. 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. Lecturer of Harwich, 1643, Letter and Petitions 
again{t him read, and referred to the Committee for plundered 
Minifters, 19 Ot. 

—— John, 1644, Order for reftoring his Goods, 6 Sept. 

Woodbourne, John, 1643, committed to Lord Petre’s Houfe, 
20 June. 

Woodcock, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 28 Sept. 
and to print his Sermon, 30 O&amp;t. 

Woods, Under, 1643, Confideration of felling them about Town, 
referred to a Committee, 7 Sept. Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe read, agreed to, and fent to Lords; a Committee of both 
Houfes to fee it put in Execution, 2 O&amp;: 

Wools and Fullers Earth. Vide Corn—1€43, a Committee to 
confider of Means for preventing the Exportation thereof, 
14 Apr. Revived, 9 June——Order for feiling a Ship of 
Wools ftayed at Yarmouth—For preventing the Exportation 
of Wools and Fullers Earth, 15 Nov. Read, 29 Feb. 

Quefiion for ae to export Spanifh Wool, Neg. 
12 Mar. 

1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Application 

of Monies raifed upon the ‘Tranfporters of them, 16 May 

Ordinance for prohibiting the Exportation of Wools, 
Woolfelis, &amp;c. read twice, and committed, 10 June—— 
Coniideration of Monies to be paid for Wools bought 
in Middlefex, referred to the Committee for Clothiers, 
28 Sept. 

Woolwich, 1643, Order for fecuring the Town, 22 July. 

Worcefier, County, 1643, Appointment of High Sheriff re- 
{fpited, 30 Dec. . 

1644, Committees added to the feveral Committees, 11 

May. Lords Concurrence fignified, 18——Letter concerning 

Worcetier Cloths read, and referred to the Committee of 

both Kingdoms, 3 July. 

-City, 1644, Ordinance for reducing it to the Obedience 

of the hing and Parliament, read, 15 July——Committed, 

5 Aug. Leported, and to be ingrofled, 24. Pafled, 31 -— 

Sent to Lords, 3 Sept. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 

I 





Thanked, 





























. 
x 


Honfe, 1643, Order for Sale of Iron feized there, 21 
Bb Worfeley, 





Apr. 


INDE X oo the 


Worfeley, Sir Henry, 1643, to be fummoned to attend, 10 June. 
His Attendance difpented with, 24. ; 

Wortfencroft, Captain, and Captain Bulmer, 1643, to be kept 
in Cuftody, for quarrelling.n Weftminfter-hall, 27° Feb. 

Wortley, Sir Francis, 1644, committed to the Tower, 22 Aug. 

Worebridge. Vide Uxbridge. 

Wrathe, John, 1642, committed to the Marfhalfea, 3 Oc. 
Wray, Sir Chriftopher, 1643, Order for Re-payment of his Loan, 
12 July. 
anints William, Theophilus, and Chriftopher, 1643, to be fent for, 

as Delinquents, to anfwer a Complaint againfi them, 3 feb. 
Matter referred to a Committee, 5. Committee revived; 
Order for their Meeting; Committees added, 9. 
Wren, Matthew. Vide Ely, Bithop of. a 
Wright, Mr. 1643, Order tor delivering his Horfe to Sir Arthur 
Hafielrigg, 3 June. 
Thomas, 1643, 
Mar, 
John, 1643. Vide Privileges, 
Writs, new, 1643, in the room of Sir William Ogle and Mr. 
Harrifon, 24 June. 

of Error, 1643, Ordinance concerning them, fent to Lords, 
12 Feb, 

1644, a Committee of both Houfes to hear the Judges 
concerning the Ordinance, 30 May. Order for their Meeting, 
31 Another Committee to confider the whole Bufinefs of 
them, 28 June. 

Wrirham, Captain, 1643, committed to Winchefter Houfe, 10 
Feb. ; 

Wynne, Sir Richard, 1643, to attend the Committee for fequef- 
tering ablent Members Eftates, 28 Sept. __ 

Mr. 1644, Order from Lords, for the Difpofal of his 20th 

. Part, 25 June. 
Wyvill, Mrs. 1644, to be confidered in the Diftribution: of -a 
Fine, 30 Nov. 


Petition referred to a Committee, 15 


18" 19° § 20° Car. 1. Parl. 5... A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp;§ 1644, 


ARD, James. Vide Webjier, John. 

Yurmouth, 1643, Order for difcharging 200 Men ftayed 
there, 29 July For a Guard at Sea for Defente of the 
Fifhermen—A Committee to treat with the Inhabitants about 


advancing Monies for a Winter Guard upon the Security of. 
the Cuftoms—The Committee for the Navy to take :care of. 


x Guard at Sea for the Fifhermen, 23 Aug.—To provide a 


Ship of Strength for that-Service, 19 Sept--——-Order ‘for repay-. 


ing the, Batlifitthe Charge of Victualling, ‘out of the Cuftoms 
of the ‘Town; 28—Member to acquaint the Towr, the Houfe 
will take eare. of a fafe: Convoy. for their Ships next Spring — 
Order, for putting Powder feized there inta the:Magazine ; 
Bailifis to difpofe of it—Touching a Reward to Officers dili- 
gent in fearching of Delinquents, 30 Nov. 
1644, the Committee for the Navy to examine the 
Bufinefs touching a Ship taken by one of the Town, 3 June 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Safeguard of the 
Paffage by Sea from thence to Edinburgh, 6 Dec. 

Yates, Humphrey, 1643, Order for his Difcharge, upon taking 
the Protefiation, 11 Apr. 

Yelverton, Sir Chriftopher; 1643; Order.for permitting his Trunks, 
&amp;c. to pafs inté Holland; 9 Aug. . Revoked ; Copy of Revo- 
cation to be fent to Officers of ‘the Out-poris—To have 
Warrant to fend Two Sons and their Tutor beyond Sea, 10 
To fend Houfehold Stuff with wen, 16, “i 


&amp; - 


THIRD VOLUME. 


Yeomans, Robert, 1643, his Examination and Sentence read, 
and to be printed; Order for putting the Sentence in Execu- 
tion, 22 May. ; 

York, County, 1643, High Sheriff appointed, 30 Dec. 
ee added to the Committee for Sequeftrations, 16 

an. i 

—— 1644, Ordinance for indemnifying,feveral that have ated 
as Committees, and for adding them to the feveral Commit- 
tees, 10 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 24—Additional Commit- 
tees agreed to by Lords, with Amendments, 20—Propofitions 
for maintaining the, Forces, and the Scots Commiffioners 
Anfwer, read, 21. Read again, and referred to a Committee; 
Power given them to make an Affeflment in the Northern 
Counties, aceording to the Proportion of 10,0002. a Month 
on Yorkfhigg, and to confer with the Scots Commiffioners 
thereupon, and to view the Inftructions to the Committees in 
the North that join with the Committees of Scotland ; latter 
Part of the Firft Prepofition referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 22—Report; Refolution that the Houle will 
apportion the Sums to be affefled Manthly upon them, 11 Od. 
—Member to prepare Ordinance for difpofing of fequeftrable 
Goods and Monies to be difcovered, 24 Sept. 

— City, 1644, Letter from the Leaguer before it, read; Order 
for the Forces to purfue their Intentions concerning the 
Place, 13 June—Committees Letter, defiring another Com- 
mittee to be fent; Committees added—Letters concerning the 
Condition of the Siege, read, 17—Letters concerning the 
{pringinga Mine, and entering the Manfion-houfe, and defiring 
Supply of Ammunition, and Pay, and concerning the Pro- 
ceedings between the Generals and Ear] of Newcatile, all feut 
to the Earl of Northumberland, 24——-General’s Letter con- 
cerning the Surrender of, the Town, and the Articles of Sur- 
render, feverally read, and to be delivered to Lords, 24 July— 

¢Genetal’s and Committees Defire that no Credit may be given 

“po Reports, nor any Relation printed till they come from them, 

«&lt;27—Petition of Citizens, defiring preaching Minifters may be 
fent down ; the Affembly to confider of Four proper Perions; 
Refolution for an-Allowance of 50/. per Annum, to each out 
of the Revenues of Deans, &amp;c. in the Diocefe, 19 Aug.— 
Sheriff’s Letter concerning chufing a fit Place for a Gaol; 
Member to prepare Anfwer, 24 Q¢t.—A Place appointed,. 11 
Dec.—Letter from Lord Fairfax and the Committee, read; - 
Member to prepare Anfwer; Ordinance for disfranchifing 
feveral Aldermen. Vide Jaques, Sir Roger—Refolution for 
fequeftering two Minifters from their Livings, 10 Dec. Vide 
Cartwright, and Stones. . 
-— Archbifhop of, 1643, Ordinance for felling his fequeftered 
“Goods, 24 Feb. 

Young, Michael, 1643, Petition againft Lawrence, for taking 
Horfe and Sheep: without Authority, g Aug. Vide Law- 
rence. : 

——. Lewis, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

—— Mr. 1643, defired to preach, 31 Jan. 
print his Sermon, 28 Feb. 

Robert, 1644, Order for. reftering him to his Collieries 
and Coals upon the Staiths, 26 Nov. 


Thanked, and to 


18° 19° &amp; 20° Car. J. Parl. 5. A. 1642, 1643, 
&amp; 1644. 


oA CHARY, Captain, 1643, the Committee for the Navy 

to ordér his Ship to be taken into Pay while he is upon 
the Coaft of Holland, 7 Dec——His Petition. referred to 
them, 23 Mar. 








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